The Holyrood Gazette from Holyrood, Kansas • 1

eiatu HUlorlcal Society i. i in X-: ii Thursday, Tecember 2K 1922. Price $1.50 Per Year Holyrood, Ellsworth County, Kansas, Published Every Thursday Volume 3. No. Biggest Values on earth in Men's tnade-to-ordr clothes.

Bro Frevert Born Co, CLOSED ALL DAY ENTERTAINED (Too late for last week) The business places of this city This will Be A Week Of The Justamere club was pleasant wore closed all day Christmas. They ly entertaliled by Ella Frevert. at MO 1 JiS her home Monday evening, Decern 9 will however be open all day New Years as that Is the day the drawing comes off for the prizes offered by ber 18, 1922. The evening was SPECIALS tlie businessmen of the city. spent in playing progressive rook, A delicious two-course luncheon was AMERICAN LEGION HALL BIGGEST CARLOAD YET served by the host.

A grab bag was also a feature of the evening. All present reported a nice time. Sherman Andrea, manager of the Farmers' Elevator of this city, re ported loading out a carload of wheat one day last week that measured bushels, lie tolls us that this Is the biggest load their elevator has ev or loaded out. FRANK TOMAN BUYS STORE BUILDING Frank Toman, farmer north ef town bought tho old Farmers' store building, last Thursday paying $250 Co.r it. This building was damaged by fire sometime ago.

Considering December 30 GLORIA SWANSON in "Under The Lash" Admission 10 and 25c Show starts 8:00 p. Mens $10.00 Wool Sweaters Mens Flannell Shirts Mens Leather Vests Mens Cooper Underwear Mens and Boys Caps Ladies Motor Shawls Ladies Wool Dress Goods All Silks and Velvets -Children Underwear 50 Silk Neck Ties -Girls Wool Stockings 25 per cent Off 25 per cent Off 25 per cent Off 25 per cent Off 25 percent Off 25 per cent Off 25 per cent Off 25 per cent Off 25 per cent Off 25 per cent Off 25 per cent Off SEVEX ARRESTED The Ellsworth papers carried ac the size of the building and the dam age clone, it was a good buy for Mr. Toman. We are informed that he counts of seven arrests en booze charges last week. Two of them were from Kanopolis, ono from Wil will tear the building down and use he lumber in building a barn.

WEDNESDAY EVENING January 3 son and Ellsworth led with four. Clarence Tierce and lOeorge Oldman were caught at Kanopolis, Jake Mill er at Wilson, joe Thomas, Jan 100 lbs. Fresh Roasted Jumbo Peanuts lb. 12c 100 lbs. English Walnuts, Soft Shell lb.

39c 50 lbs. Hazel Nuts 19c Just three more days to get tickets, take advantage of our "BIG DISCOUNT SALE." Murphy and two not named at Ellsworth. Tierce jthe pnly one tried, plead guilty and was fined $200 BETTY COMPSON in 'The Little Minister' Admission 10 and 25c Show starts 8:00 p. in and given sixty days. HOLYKOOD TOSSEKS WIN Tlie Holyrood basketball tossers, All grade school children one dime only JUSTAMERE CLUB (Too late for last week) The following girls of Holyrood have organized a club: Alice Knocke, Alma Mehl, Flora oeken, Edna Tetorman, Ethel Tcppiatt, Gladys Weightman, Elda Frevert, Adelaide Carver, Erna Tetennan, Alice Brich-xcek, Ella Frevert, Mary Ruble, Margaret Malloy.

The purpose of the is Improvement and pleasure, ffcc officers elected were: Ella Frevert, pmsedient; Mary Ruble, vice president; Margaret Malloy, see.re-'ary and treasurer. i r-n vi rt a jk IX. AJ AJ I lAJKJUKyi iv both boys and girls autoed over to Clafiin last Thursday, both teams winning by the same score, 36 ot 10 it was a real fast game, but at no i line did' Clafiin have a chance to win. i no secona liners aiso wem over and played tne second uiamn cam, Hiolyroord loosing it by a cloe II- II. S.

PROGRAM The faculty and-students of the high school had a Christmas gram aud a parly Friday afternoon. One of (he Literary societies gave the program after which old Santa Tony 'Borecky, came in and distributed the gifts, each person bringing a gift not to exceed ten cents in core or seven to six, a targe crowd from here went over to soo the game. 9 0 THK FOREMAN Who is this ferocious locking man? Ho is foreman in a printing office. Ho gels paid for Throwing Men Down Stairs when they Come in to Lick the Editor for putting wrong dales at the Head of the Paper. He can Pi more typo in fifteen Minute's than Seven 'Printers can Set up In Two weeks.

Ho loves to ask the Kditor for If it were not for Him, tho Taper would look pretty Well every morning. Everything would be Fat and none of the Live Ads would be left out. Eugene Field. SIX IN TEX GET WELL WHO WILL GET THE PHIZES? This is tho last, week before the 'oiz drawing of the $400.00 worth of iriisea offered by tho merchants and l.upsinors men of the city. The drawing is going tg bo held January 1st.

'his conies on Monday and will be 13 the Christinas Seal Doctor held in the afternoon. This being Xew Year's day and a holiday, the value. The cunay was proviaea oy the D. S. girls and the pop corn balls and apples by the faculty.

Vacation will extend to Tuesday morning, January 2. Mr. and Mrs. Dodrill will spend the holidays with relatives at Woortston and Stockton, Miss Ruble with relatives at Kansas Miss Carver at her home at Oakley and Mr. Ogle at Newton.

armers will not be busy and a big WE to thank the many patrons for their business of 1922 as well as those that passe us by. 1 We extend you a cordial invitation for 1923. Weightman Horejsi crowd is1 expected in. TicKets win given by all thoso interested up to noon. From what we can learn The Sanl Doctor went into a free Tuberculosis Clinic of the State Tuberculosis Association the other day.

In a large waiting room we counted four grown men, three women, and live boys and 'girls waiting to bo examined. Tho doctor, being in a quiet, consulting room, said that ho would examine 23 patients in all at clinic and it would be a big day's work. "About forty percent of those who come are actually tuber-culoous," he said. "We help six in ten to a cure. Tho others are too far advanced.

All we can do for them is 9 0 RED POLLS Breeder of pure bred Red Toll cattle. Have a few fine young bulls for sale. Mitcheal Mehl, Bushton, Kansas. the contest is going over by a safe margin. The before Christmas trade was good and so far this week the FOR YOUR BENEFIT Pay your account now and receive prio tickets.

G. F. ZERZAN, M. D. Read the ads in the Gazette.

merchants are not complaining. Come hi Saturday, do your trading and get tickets; it might help you to win the $250. to save them fro minfecting ethers." i Toneka girls have petitioned tjie A big scandal in Hollywood is over duo right now. I Stato Hoard of Health to rule against long skirts. The Board condemns the lung skirt as a purveyor of gorms, a conveyor Of dirt and a destroyer of charm.

Lieht comins from above is the best light for reading or writing. The idea that light should fall over the left shoulder applies only to right handed persons. Heated rooms should be kept fresh JUST TWO jWORE DAYS $400.00 worth of prizes given away, bv onening windows at intervals. Dry, hot air is very harmful to skin and lungs. Bad odors, while annoying, are not necessarily injurious to health.

May the New Year bring you joy, sunshine and prosperity is the wish of your store See this store for Hardware tha't stands hardwear. The Charter pak, Iowa, takes a firm stand for the humble weekly when it declares that: When you hear a man sneering at the home town paper because it is not a3 big and cheap as the city paper, you can safely bet that he does not squander any of his money making it bigger and better. Most generally the paper has done more for that fellow than he has for the editor or the paper. The man who cannot see the benefits arising from a local newspaper is about as valn-t able to a town as a delinquent tax list. We give prize tickets with every dollar purchase or paid on account Call for them, you might win Horejsi "The Store of Quality" Farmers Co-Operative Association When a man objects to startins to get ready to go to a dance after nine o'clock, it is a sign that he is getting old..