The Milton Crescent from Milton, Kansas • 4

ill THE CRESCENT, MttffGN, KANSAS Gecrge Waters and wife of Steubenviile, Ohia are here this week visiting friends and relatives brothers motored to Caldwell Monday afternoon and Mr. Wood returned home with KIR HI SI This is the season of the year when your repairing on buildings Closing out at cost our line of ladies misses and childrens cloaks T. W. Estes Miss Russell of Kingman motor ed down Sunday evening and brought two friends who took the Orient for their home at Arkansas? City, Sam Jarvfs and wife left evening for Kansas City to attend the Baptist State Convene tion. Cecil Rowan and family, Jim Rowan and family Robert Cham berline and wife Western, Okla and Mrs.

Frank Rowan and daughter Eva of Wichita, took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rowan, Sunday. 1 1 -II i rettriveu a earn irom iiemi Schemahorn, Ipnday and from' the way he writes he seems well satisfied. should be done.

A few weeks longer and the cold wind will bp hunting every opening in both your houses and bajns. Cold houses are not comfortable to fife in. Cold barns and poor shelters for stock costs more yearly for extra feed than it would it to have your stock comfortable Why not repair these buildings now and save a lot of feed this winter. We have just received a number of books entitled "A Hundred Handy-Helps for the Farmer for farm and Home." You are welcome to one of these books if you ask for it and they have some useful suggestions in them, Don't forget we carry Lumber, Hardware, Coal and Implements and appre eiate your business, Badger Lbr. Co, Milton, Kansas ft si ft ft ft fa ft C.

Thornbro is taking a vaca ft si si ft ft ft ft Si Si Si Si ton now and Mr. Love, relief agent fov the C. 0. is new 2gent John Dugan has purchased a Ford touring car to use on the 'kid" route, John is npw cuts ting all kind of 'monkey shines' with the jitney and says that in a few more days he will have it eat ing out of his hand, Mfs. Ed Tryon and a sisteMn law was, dawn from Wichita Mon day paeking up Tryon's.

household goods, onnl tijiir Home ov scarce this week as not very trav- Estel Wood, mother and two -JLrv sJLtn sJLILtn bxdLv Ln fii 3D a ripe a in 11- in urn V- ii in 1U Wednesday evening for a few days visit. TOWN GOSSIPS J.tty a season ticket. HI 11 Hi nm Ray D. Gilbert of LaMar, Cob JEazan Nov. 1st.

is here this, week hauling his wheat to market. Save a buy a season ticket. in in Roy Casner and wife spent Sun day afternoon with Clyde Rowan, and family 1 Renew your- daily paper at The Orescent office and save 5Q cents SPUDS spuds have contracted for a car of genuine Western Slope Russett Potatoes to be delivered on or about November These potatoes are well cured stock for storage for winter The Russet Potatoe as you know is the best potatoe'grown in the West, Will be prepared to quote you a price next week. If you are in the mark et for spuds I would like very much to figure with you, GROCERIES Granulated Sugar per cwt, $8.65 Flour. per sack $2.90 Cabbage per cwt, $2.50 Highest Market Price PBFo0nRI)ri, mm til HI im IU11J November 2 yt the 1st number.

mm HI Farm Loans wanted 5 inr tereet and a small commission, The Milton State Bank in 11 Hi Mrs. Anna Martin ia on the sick list this week. I'll! mm E. J. Aitkens, wo is building a school house near Freeport came home Saturday evening.

Hi tu in Milch cows for sale. Henry Mesmer, Phone 715,. Cheney. 111 111 mm hi in -ii Ray Holland of Olcott, spent Oscar Smith returned Wednes-, 11 1- tUlUttV tuiu ouiiuav uwc Willi fry evenm from Gotebo, Okla. andfamJy mm lit 111 11 Ladies, Mis3.es.

and childrens $loaks at cost while they last. T. W. Estes, John Williams and family of Belle Plaine spent Sunday with Clyde Rowan and family. a vT.

W. ESTES- In ''Kazan-rrNovember 1st. Mark Hurst and wife and Mrs. Oscar Smith and children return- Iftaty Burford vfflt to, Wichita ed from Oklahoma Sunday,.