Pawnee Rock Herald from Pawnee Rock, Kansas • 1

Volume 10 I if if t.t t.t t.t The LatestStyle New Hats Are Here for your inspection and we can satisfy your wkntr in most any color or shape desired. The turned rim hat is now qnitc popular wc have it for you, Come in and see them. We are also able to olTer you the best inducements in Shirts, Ties. Shoes, etc, of any store town. Do not take our word for it come and see.

'A OF THOSE FINE CANS OF PEARS AND PLUMS THAT ARE SELLING READ ILY AT 15c ORDINARILY, WHILE 25 CASES ONLY LAST THEY WILL GO AT it I 1 ade- I Are Taking Orders for I to-Measure Clothes A gratifying response greeted our offering last week of these gocbs, and it is our opinion that had it not been for the copious rainfall on Saturday these bargains would all be gone, We will put the prices back as soon as 25 cases of each have been sojd. We've also got a big bargain in a quart size can of splendid large lucious cherries at 15c per can. Do not Lose Out on This Offer; It's- a Good One. Visited His Son 11. Woodbury went down to Great Hi-nd Sunday wed enjoyed the day with liiu sou Dick wlic is in (tie hospital nursing a broken leg pa the result of jumping from Inn engine last wce! in a head-on collision The people uf this city, a large number of I hem anyway, have learned when it goes thru lieie whether or not Dick Woodbury is the engineer.

I ho peculiar whistle he given for crossings, These whistles alu perv another purpose. It ghuldeiiii the heart of a lather who in listening for them and many a cold dark morning win ter neighbors have fieu a 1 1 1 1 1 cl Ian swinging back and forth on the Woo Ibury porch vvlnlo No, tt is unking its in ul race agiimt tiui3 for the went. It is a mute lint express ive tsst hnny ef a fitlier'9 lova for his hoy, who in turn send bade the answer by the unusual toot toot toot, which signifies the fac' lhat til a h.ju realizes that fathering haul tie alert foi his coining, een tbo it is several hours in advance of daybreak or time for most people to be up and around. It doubtless means a bright ei day for both of them Ibis little pilent commiiu'ou of hearts in (be unusual manner, and although the op portuuity is but seldom presented lor father and sou to talk face to face, are logetner in ppuit and b-Mh arc mndt) happy. Sunday it was different.

They had a big visit with Dick tied down where he could do little but talk and it was a pleasant gables! for Men and Women from the well known house of Uriecfd Pogovsky, flf Chicago. This popular house makes suits and coals for ladies and misses as well as clothes for men. A perfect Jit is guaranteed The prices are reasonable. We will be g'ad to show you th-i samples and quote you. prices.

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This Store Will Always Save Yon Money t.t i.t t.t I I if t.t if: if if if tf i if tf tf if tf if tor each of them. D. R. LOGAN. PAWNEE ROCK'S PIONEER MERCHANT A Change All Round Vu'k1 Llle has mads it a change ail round.

Since the purchase of (lie MWfM.MMMtM riiiHlning hai'dwure stuck, be jump. i i ei. into Ins hickory clothes and began Thursday to move Ike slock into the Nichols building north of the present location in order to make it possible any question in regard to this matter. C. Peck, Tribute to Mrs.

Simmons I wbb glad to read fhat piece in the Herald last week in regaid to. what Mis, Simmons had done for Pawnee for Sam King to fix up the Armstrong Utu-k. iter work 111 starting the Bert Bowman Home Our old warhorse friend liert Bow man wae brought home frcm the 1 1 0 a pilal Tuesday evening, inialung it just foiir weeks to the Jay from the tune lie was taken to Great l-iend to be operated upon for appendicitis, We are not alone when wc express our pleasure lo nee him home ouce more and to know he'is making good head building fo- his drug store and post office. Virgil has been enjoying- a pretty good business siuee taking charge of the hardware which is a source uf satisfaction to his friends, fie has an advertisement in tois it-sue which it will pay the Herald readers to look up. Mr.

Mulvanev's Question In the last issue of the Herald was a question asked by r.M ulvaney in regard to the of Odd Fellowship and (if the Kingdom according to the Dible, This question was asked on account of Fome statements made at the open air services. We were not considering the teaching of the church or of the lodge, hut the fact that a man's salvation depends upon accepting and following Jesus as our Savior and not upon the mere fud that he is a member of some church or of some fraternal order, I Western Fruit Our John 3. Towner and bis nave been telling U3 ever since they have gone to Provo, Utah, cf the fine fruit raised there. Just to show us now good it was John seut the Herald family a crate of fiua cherries last week. To say tiey tast ed good to us would be putting it mildly, The fruit in the west is but one of the many fine features according to the but it would be one of the biggest good thiugs to usf movement to secure Pawnee Hock for state parity her several yeais oi tireless efforts and the successful com pletlou of the task are well known and appreciated by the people of Pawnee Rock, With Mrs, Grace Bowman, it was my piivilege lobe a Pawnee Kock member of the committee having the work iu charge and I can trulhfully sav tiat was Mrs, Simmons cheei-tnl optimum and that taved way toward a complete restoration to We have had a liberal response to healtu.

fll, llazleivoou is olturiuc: a Pav our last week's said D. R. Logan and the people who bought those canned goods were luckv, as there is WHEAT 63 CORN 85 CORN CHOP, cwt $1.60 OATS 48 BRAN. cwt. $1.15 SHORTS, cwt $1.35 BALED HAY, tou $15,50 ALFALFA, $16.00 BUTTER 25c EGGS 15c tliedav.

maiiv times when it looked ing 011 dress straw hats tins week, His ad 011 page fom tells of other things of interest? Look it up, I will pay you. 4 big saving on every can offered at that prue. Mr, Logan has a 11 ad as tlio the plan would I imagine lhat If ever Mie, Simmons runs for an fflce for which Pawnee Rock peo again tins week a 1 1 -i is ottering more THAT INSURANCE Do not take the risk on your wheat iu stack or bin. I can tix up your polisy over the phone these busy days. Insurance takes effect the same day it is written.

N. N. Converse, Agent, ot tlie same goods as well as other bargains, Kead tlie ad, Mark Ileyiies was transacting 111 Gi eat bend Tuesday. am a member of one fraternal order myself. I made no attack upon auy lodge and did not dis-parage the teaching of auy lodge and staled at the time that I was noi taking a hit at Under the circumstances I see no use of publicly discuss lug the matter anil do not believe thai such a discussion would be productive of anv good.

However I am willing to see Mr. Miilvaney 111 my study or at some other place and answer The C. T. will not meet this week, The next meeting will be held on Friday I nly 17th, at the home of Mrs. O.

M. Williamson. ple can vote, that she wilt just about get then) all. In the meantime I understand her husband john. S.

Simmons is a candidate for the nomination oi" Congress this fail and I will he surprised jf. Pawnee Kock dees not give him a great big vote in "appreciation of Mrs, Simmons work for the Park, I doirt know what party faction r. Simmons belongs to, and it doesu't matter in this case, It woulj be a graceful and well deseived compliment, M. lleynes, ANGE ss USINE 5 We'll Help You in Building up A Successful Business Ben C. Utiruh will write lhat insurance for you over the phone tor your wheat 111 the bin or Having purchased the Hardware, Implement arc! Hr.rress business from W.

M. Armstrong, we courteously solicit the patronage of the people of Pawnee Rock and vicinity for which we promise at all times to supply a good grade of merchandise, extend courteous treatment and at all times conduct a store that will be a credit to its proprietor and the community alike. Upon this basis do we await your patronage and thank one and all for the business we feel confident we will receive. Also do not overlook the fact that S.aCK. jfllOll.i 10.

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Kan, Tuesday wltere they attended the funeral ot the four year old son Dor. sey, who died Monday evening from pneuwonia, tupeiinduceJ by whoop-ing cough. Mr. French who is a brother to Roy French. Mrs.

William sou ftud Miss Alice French, is a former resident of this place leaving here about nine or ten years ago. The party returned home here Tuesday evening. In building up a successful business its always necessary to be 111 position to have the inilucncti and support of good people back of you. The friendship of a good, progressive, modern bank will help you. A good deal depends 011 the bank you deal with Our services are at your disposal and we invite your account.

Our capital is ample and the limn associated with this bank are a credit to auy community, Come aud be one of us. One Dollar Opens an Account Here. Deposits Guaranteed. Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent DoorNorthlnto The Nichols Building tf if tf if tf tf tf if if if if j.t t.t if tf tf tf if tf t.t t.t tf tf if tf t.t if tf tf if tf j.t J.t J.t t.t if if J.t i.t J.t tf if J.t if tf tf J.t J.t J.t J.t t.t if In moving we have discovered we are overstocked in some lines and intend to give the trade some bargains in needed articles. Watch for our announcements in the Herald from time to time.

We'll make it pay you to do so. IB i 116 1 Fariiiers Mcrcli ants State Bank Stark took ids crew and head ing oilifit and went out to Hodgeman county to cut 169 acres of wheat lie has out there, Mr. Stark was unable to get anyone to cut the wheat and was comqelled to do it himself, Pretty big move but Stark is a mover aud a worker and a little thing like pulling a heading outfit 35 or 4c miles is but one of the ordinary grinds 11- life, SUCCESSORS TO W. M. ARMSTRONG.

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