The News from Cleburne, Kansas • 4

Parsons Dental Dates Boquets or Lemons, Which? During the past year we have built the circulation up to 540 and are now driving our pegs for the 1000 mark by Jan. 1, 1915. We realize that it will take some hard work to accomplish this desired end, but we are willing to do the best we can to deserve the patronage. OLSBURG. I you are glad that the News is going to stay in Cleburne, just hand your boquets to the following persons who have made it possible by agreeing to take regular advertising or advancing subscriptions for two years or more, Peoples Store Co.

adv. Parsona System of Dental Offices-Offices on the following dates each month Cleburne 1st and 2nd Olsburp 28th to 1st Note. As I give especial attention to crown and bridge work, and carry a large stock of material for that purpose, am prepared to complete all work at the various points I visit on short notice. All work entrusted to my care will receive my most careful No, 1- fine new residence property on Main St in Cleburne, strictly modern building in every respect. This property can be purchased cheaper than the money can build one.

It will uLzr.C the Inspection of the most critical buyer. No. Fine piece of property in East Clebtrre, consisting of about five acres of the richest bottom on the Blue Fiver. A fine two' story frame house and other improvements, everything nearly new and up to date in every respect. Those who may be interested should call oa me for further particulars J.

M. MUSIL, Cleburne, Kansas Maude Bay visited at between trains last Friday Chelander Sou adv. i evening. Mrs Amiel Anderson of Man hattan spent the first jjpart of the week here with relatives Viva Roach left Friday even ing for Wheaton to spend a C.J Rosvall adv. Cleburne State adv.

J. F. Coukle sub. E. D.

Lavine sub. Will Chelander sub. Albert Velen sub. h. T.

Erickson sub. Axel Swanson sub. If. J. Toburea sub.

attention. Respectfully, H. W. PARSONS, Dentist, Wamego, Kansas. MmHVHMHWmVWHMMWM City Restauraut J.

F. CONKLE, Prop. HOT CHILI OYSTTRS HOT Chili Capital, $20,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits $5ooo weeks with relatives. Fritz and Elmer Souther I land made a business trip to A. h.

Setterberg sub. Are You Going; to Build Soon? Ottawa last week Theo. Swensott sub. H. F.

Swensoii sub. Bertha Nordgren is assisting Meals and Lunches at All Hours J.F COPELAND, DDS ICandolph, Kansas. At Leonardville the second full week of each month. Ares Forsberjr with her hous Or Hake Any Repairs work. I P.

VI NO. "a Rev. A. Swanstrotn sub. C.

Dunlap sub. Peter Hanson sub. Mrs Alma Larson sub. A. E.

Smith sub. J- L. Benson sub Blaine sub. John Tryon and family of We have all Kinds of Building Material Randolh visited at the home of his sister, Mrs Roy Strange and family Saturday. Miss Ethel Thayer of Fos- 1 1 toria was visiting here a few "There's Place Like Home." Toburen davs last week- Dr.

E. Schumann CLEBURNE, KANS. Phone Calls answered, all Hours. We Are Now A Legal Paper The News now has a legal standing- andean uow publish legal notices as welt as any pa M. Vilander sub.

Fritz Lindbloom sub. J. M. Musil If you have any. lemons to pass out on account of this paper just bring them in to the editor for he deserves them.

Roy StrangeDand wife and baby returned home from Alton Company Wednesday where they had been visiting relatives. per in Ivansas, it you have any Everything is money to seem peo Ed Farrenald and wife left for Pilot Rock, Oregon Thursday where they expect to make such notice for publication we Thev fisure on how many dollars will be at their command. will appreciate the patronage. 3 mmm. their future heme.

Mrs A.W. Alleman and children "visited relatives in Frankfort Saturday and Sunday. Mrs A. R. Summers has beer adies There has just been received and put on display at the the drug store my 1 9 1 4 line of Millinery My prices have always been low and ithis year CLEBURNE, KANSAS, quite sick recently.

Mark Smith and wife of Ly Bank Directors the pi ices will he still lower, the designs are very nobby and attractive this season. You are cordially invited to call and inspect my line an get prices. You will like them Mrs. L.M.Cook-Ever on county spent from Tuesday till Friday at the home of her father, Wm Frank who has been in poor health for several months. Geo.

Warders left for Blue Springs Saturday to work in a depot J. A. HAWKINSON, Vice President A. J. HOLT, President Frank DeShazer jr f'left for AL V.

JOHNSON Cashier K. A. BEKGSTEN P. L. KASMrSSEJf THEO.

JOHN SOX V. A. YELEN Bonner Springs last week where he expects to work this 1 ft A Spring. Chas. Well, wife and son Rn lann returped home Tuesday from a weeks visit with rela Fid fe cir Spring Shoes And mm tives in Oklahoma.

Dan Johnson has returned home from Lincoln Neb. where l-A th he has finished a course at the i nat T': "Star male 3:3 among cr sftvio 1. q'-ialhie? zed a zL 2:. mojt skilled shoe- 7Z0 of "Star Bran-l mm a Oxfords Sines. TI 13 Only ilnoit cuts ar i 'L'sc'i a Lincoln School of Busiues.

Bert Forbes the editor and mail carrier is now the owner of a new five passenger Ford. SPRING KEEK. Mrs Miles Welsh has been on the sick list but is better at this writing. The pie-social and program given at ourDsohoolhouse Saturday night was well attended is Jjju i 7 The style shown one of our tnn fnestgun metal leather, hnrul setter tnaa inaay otber suoea cojun a a. Bewsre of Adulterate! Shcc3 More 0.1 of all shoos ml I il.

a i tain paperbonrd, l.atlierbon a of.ii'jr c.Aip ProtectYour Buildings Unprotected lumber, rots, cracks, splits and soon goes to ruin. Paint is the only protection. It's money saved and money made to keep your home well painted. ACME QUALITY PAINTS AND FINISHES are made to last. They will stand years of service and exposure to rain and sun, heat and cold, and still look better and! 3ulwti- -fS.

A lutes lor leather, iou pay leauicr tor t- tui. Pure Shoe bills now i i Cmijitph S'H many different ifcitos are dp.iiil tj or i. yo'i. Va heartily eudom thi tegiwljlioo. of 1D0 million consumes gr3uior thoa i tew UuairJ manufactursri Tcrj tt onj way to bo su-o y-n liicr slioe simply us's fir "8(r willi the name on tin c-i and we can say that the chil mm SB See Us for Seed Corn And Seed Potatoes dren surely did their parts well style Sunday school was organized 1034 at the schoolhouse Sunday.

protect better than cheaper paints after only a few months of the Star on the LucL No subttiUited f.j. 'hoc re ever lued. The "Patriot" and nlher "Star Rnn i'iooi are sold by SM.IMJO meronjuin. lriii fe juat go into AN store uod sak 6r (iif-ii. Lu could to us.

We curry a coiufi: dt Brand Shoe. Ara Sdrter I Airs U.K. Heath was on the sick list last week. Miss Reba Barnes spent last service. You will be surprised to know how little it will really cost you to thus protect your buildings We have books telling all about the use of paints and finishes about the home, and will give them to you free for the asking Friday night at the H.E.Allen home.

Wm Curl ahd wife went to Meriden last Monday to see her sister-in-law who was very Peoples Store Co. ill, they returned Thursday, jshe passed away after they re turned home. Matilda McDonald arrived home Saturday after spending most of the winter in Nebraska Fancy Groceries And Heats Roy Churchill and wife and little son visited at the Hujrh WHITE A smart waist of fine white lawn made with amber lawn round flat collar, a beauty for j5c MUSLIN The best line we ever had such as gowns, corset covers, Princess slips, skirts at prices that will tempt you to buy, you must see them to appreciate them We also have a nice line of ladies neckwear, come in and look it over, it will please you. JOHNSON AND COMPANY McDonald home and attended the program Siturday night Esther and Pearle Allen spent Sun. lav with Bertha Harms.

Roscoe Baker and wife and baby visited at W. A. Goulds; Wednesday nlht, they 'came Cream, tggs and Poultry CATLIN COMPANY up from Manhattan to attend the funeral of his nephew, Ross Baker.