The Delia Paper from Delia, Kansas • 1

VOLUME DELIA, JACKSON COUNTY, KANSAS, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1907, NUMBER 17 0 Gas Engines None better than flic I. H. C. See thcm'nnd Another Elevator. J.

C. Bradley was our city last Saturday making arrangements for a lil'teen thousand bushel elevator which will bo built east of his present location aad north of the Depot. Work will begin at once on' this i tiict tire as Mr. lUndiey intends to 'have the elevator in operation within, ninety days. Delia is to the lront.

Tfce School 1 1." wus re-elected V.s si i MCI. Wii.fl mxmjw ww.a 1 a ma llfPiWt Wheat I -r 'V 1 aiK a levy mill-i. II mills for school thills for lurniture lor the new building. Mi-s Gertrude Martin, was eluded principal and Miss Alia Joy. primary teacher.

The Time to Think about the (lilierence in ('react s--- -ri The Hoosier. vv The Dempster" Tiger. Tlie best and inost satisfactory machines now on the markets rators is vitjht now before wu buy Thht will save von from the wroii kind the. kind that, causes needless work, needless repairs, end less regret that voir lidnrt 'et the right kind. Ie a Shaipless 1 0 School will hey; in some linie in September, or as soon as tiie building is completed.

Delia will have a graded school so let us pull together and help the beard and teachers to make it a success. 1 tUray Changes Hands. Chas. McClure 1mm bought the dray from V. V.

Woolpert and will do transfer business hereafter in t)eiia. Charley is a hustler and will be ou hand early If you have anything ''nun an egg case' to a two story house, call on hirn and lie will move it. 4 Pump, Windmill, Plumbing and Tin work. Your patronage solicited F. E.

Hopkins, Manoger. 3C A Serious Accident Rudolph lies til dislocated ii is left arm at the elbow last Tuesday evening at Lie heme of Joe Bravence. He was scuttling with Louis Lysek ami in falling accidentally; gotji is arm in a tv. ist wrenched the ulna and .0 gain a reputation for being awake and it will forge to the front. It is the town and not altogether the men living within a certain number of milea from it that mijikc the town.

White Cloud Globe. loose iromtne Humerus. Dr. Wood was called and dressed the Injury Mr. Besta is getting along nicely, although he will be unable to do any h'i 14 vi nunc To Tell The Age Of Eggs.

A fresh egg will sink when placed in water and rest on its side if hree weeks old it will incline slightlv with the small end down; it three months old it will stan cp on the small end, and i older it will float with the large end out of water more or less, according to age. FAINT! PAINT! PAINT! Do you paint? If you don't you should. Nothing freshens or im proves the looks of a house inside or out. so much as Pattern's Sunproof Paint. We also have a few pieces of White Goods i slightly damaged and in consequence greatly reduced the price.

Call and get some bargains. Doty Sold Out. G. E. Startup of Hossville bought the stock and fixtures of G.

L. Doty's restaurant. Mr. Doty moved into the Kovar building. Mr.

Startup sold his stock to lien j. Ford who will conduct a restaurant and hotel in the building. Mr. Doty intends to' build a substantial residence in the east part of town and make Delia his home, ELOUR Instructions By Wire llellc I Hello What's that? Hello Say, Central, give a man a Yes, this is hell Excuse me, Nell Won 't I get what? How do you spell Who was that lobster butted say I can't stand here and yell ai. day Connect me with that line again When did they call? Fine service! When? Just now.

Please give me two-four-nine! Hello! Now, Nell! Keep off this line! You want a card of what? Oh! Lard? I understand! You want a yard A yard of what? A yard of glue? I have it now! A yard of blue-Blue what? A yard of blue and white I see! A yard of blue, and light You want a yard of light blue Iiipe? Ilipe what? Llipe tripe? 1 get it stripe! You want a yard how's that? Wash milk? 1. see of blue, white stripped wash silk. A New Firm. J. F.

Winter of St. Marys have opened up a meat market in the Kovar building. These gentlemen thoroughly understand the meat business and deserve your patronage. We welcome the linn to our town and believe it is abenetit to us to have energetic business getters in our midst. To show their loyalty to their business qualifications, they have engaged spaco in the Paper, for an ad which is found in another column.

Buffalo, per sack Diamond, $1.20 $1.25 $1.30 White Loaf, Bring us your Produce. Highest market price paid. What Makes A Town Clic U'ftde territory of a town is not 'aliclepehdeiiL upon the distance to the trade points. The trade territory depends upon the enterprise of ftierchants and the A Kansas poet wrote tj.his lady love, "My tears oft make my pillow wet." And the Wichita Eagle with rare concern suggests one of those, large, porous hammocks with a tub directly beneath. "Don't knock the coffee." said the residents of a it.own.

If a town cUts not reach after trade, it will cbro.e only as Castas it lias to. li'jt if thelirerchants go after busi-" ness.iu the surrounding country, ad-vertisW'in every possible way and making good every word of their advertising, will cume from an ever Increasing radius, the town wilj boarder. "It's too weak to sti ilee back. Be a sport and hammer he 9 i- A'MV DC.