Wakefield Pointer from Wakefield, Kansas • 4

WAKE7IBLD POINTER. THE SMITH PHARMACY offers you a 5 per cent, discount on all purchases, giving you a receipt for every cent you spend. When you will have received Five Dollars' worth of coupons, return them and get 25 cents worth of any thing you want in the drug store; or, when fou will have received $10 worth you will get a beautiful decorated metalic dish worth $2.00. If we offer you our goods as cheap and as good as you can get elsewhere, why not give us a part of your trade, and you get the benefit of the discount? In every town folks keep tome houn' aroun' An' every time stranger come to town. Some folks go to kick in' th' town aroun' It's even worse'n kickin' a houn'! Stop your kickin.

be hopeful an' profoun'. It' a mighty poor way to build up a town, To keep kickin' public morals aroun'; Who wants to locate in a town that's down? This is the best town anywhere aroun'. But, like others, we've a few ol houn', Who get at the stranger who's in town; Say the town's a houn' an' kick it aroun'. If a houn a houn', a town's town; An' can't be built up or kicked around'; You have a right to kick your own houn'," But it hurts us all if you kick th' town! Let's pull together for th' good o' th'town, An' stop kickin' our houn's aroun', Tho' the houn' is a myth, '11 make no sourt', A hounded town gets a stranger's frown. A.

Caryden Wolfe. A tor Ctr Tcrx Along with the other news this week we are glad to print the item that Wm. Culberson is the owner of a new Flanders 20 motor car. We congratulate him on his selection and can say that he will never experience any so called motor trouble; there are lots of auto owners who would like to know as much about engines as he. Will has a happy home, lots of friends and an auto now.

What more could any man want? Ed Howe: You want so many things you can do without Few people are as busy as they imagine they are If a man is naturally enthusiastic, he is punished so much for it that he soon becomes intensely practical People dislike the man who is a constant drain on their sympathy Every man who runs believes he had a good reason (or his cowardice When I try to quit the tobacco habit, it is no encouragement to think how noble I am acting; I think only of how I would like to smoke again. Mrs. Ed FaidJey is reported out of danger and will be well enough to leave the hospital at Topeka in three or four weeks. Mr. Faidley returned from there on Saturday to spend a few days at home.

Geo. Siemers brought in two wagon loads of hogs Monday. The Smith Pharmacy Roy Altwood, Earl Evans and Marvin Gregwire went to Junction Friday and returned with the Attwood E. M. car which had been repainted.

It looks jnst as good as new now in its glossy condition. Mrs. C. A Bessier is enjoying an extended visit with her mother, Mrs. C.

W. Proutey from Binghampton, N. Y. It is their first meeting in nine years. By J.

N. SQUIERS Deafness Cannot Be Cured. by local applicationss as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucus lining of the Eustachian tube.

When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound of imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, deafness is the result, and un Mrs. C. J. Woerner and children are Telephone Number 22. Subscription rate $1 per year, payable in advance.

Popular advertising rates. Card of Thanls, Resolutions of Respect, etc. taken at regular adv.rates. Published every Thursday morning. Dr.

D. H. Wood ward DENTIST Wakefield, Kansas OFFICE UPSTAIRS RANKIN BUILDING less the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucus surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cir.

culars, free. F. J. CHENEY Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all druggists, 75c.

spending a few days at Alida with friends before returning to their home at Kipp, Kansas. D. W. Proffitt, the shoemaker, boasts that he has never yet seen a base ball game. He can also count the shows he has seen on his fingers.

Jas. T. McCulloch A.UCTIOffEE'R Eight Years Experience. Phone Green 163 Clay Center, Kansas. U.

P. TIME TABLE. T. E. Gray and family came up from Kansas City one day last week to visit Mrs.

Gray's mother, Mrs. Riley Elkins and other relatives. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT State of Kansas, Clay County, ss. In the Matter of the Estate of JAMES BECK1NSALE late of Clay County, Kansas. Notice is hereby given, That on the 23rd day East Bound, No.

128, passenger, 11:01 a. 176, freight 7:20 p. of May A. D. 1912, the undersigned was by E.

F. Schwab and family returned last week from California. They did not like it out there, so came back to a good country. the Probate Court of Clay County, Kansas, duly Wert 'Jjj. 7:30 a.

m. P. F. BATCHELOR. Agent.

will and testament of JAMES BECKINSALE late of Clay County, deceased. All parties interested will govern themselves accordingly. SARAH BECKINSALE. Executrix. The first two car loads of brick for the school building were set off here CROUP Ltopped in 20 minute sure with Dr.

Snoop's Croup Remedy. On test will surely prove. No vomiting, no dis tress. A safe and pleasing yru 50c. Druggists Friday.

They Were made at Neodesa, First PubUshrd in The Wakefield Pointer, May 30. 1912 Kansas. Clarence B. Myers will teach the Marty school 2 miles north-east of Longford next term. The term is eight months.

Make Both Sides of the Dollar Work for You The most of us are obliged to consider how lone Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Barry, Leona and Clyde drove their gasoline machine over to Keats and return Sunday.

an article will last, as well as its value when new. That is where the UNITED STATES CREAM SEPARATOR O. S. Gatchell is building an addition to his country home. He is also having a furnace installed and toilet room.

excels all other cream separators. Pir3t. vou sret value and satisfaction. There are no after regrets. Big Ben is still on his way, but he ought to be in now at any time.

And if you like to be called on the dot every day in the year, it will pay you to drop in and have one put aside when this new lot comes in. I've just saved one from the last shipment and I'll be glad to have you come in and let me explain how he works. i I 1 1 1 i il J.NO wisnmg you nau ouugia sume inner inane, oouii yuu icam from talking with your neighbors that your United States is i skimming cleaner than their kind ol separator, xou nna out Miss Lucy Chapman and mother and Mr. August Niemoller took the early morning train for Clay Monday. that your Interlocking U.

S. operates easier and is more quickly washw. After a few months you observe that your U. S. is ttat-tnAiner nn" hofor fhnri vmir infprinr Sfn- Marcellus Kregar did not stay very arator.

You then take pride in the fact that your U. S. isn't breaking down and isn't costing much for repairs in long in California. He was seen Junction City one day last week. like your neighbors.

Time convinces you that you certainly got your money worth twice: "tne way siams ana the way it wears. Start right by buying the United states. Earl Shivers went up to Clay Friday evening and stopped over night with his father, C. G. Shivers and family.

If you have bought some other, get right by exchanging for the (J. b. Let us tell you about our reasonable prices or liberal exchange proposition. F. P.

Flower and wife drove up from Junction Friday in the auto to visit their son Clarence and other relation. MRS. ANNIE WHITE, Agent REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES ON HAND Just tell them that you isw it in The Pointer-.