The Delia Paper du lieu suivant : Delia, Kansas • 5

A A C1C 'A GRAIN AMD LUMBER COMPANY School Books Brina; in your old books an4 exobVoge them for tlie FLflOE TO C'JY Y0U3 new ones, 'v-; For Every $25 purchase, cash or produce, we will give one Roaster FREE. Dry Goods and QroceoeSo Granite Tinware and. ft- A new lot of Duch Coats at $1.25 Everything usually kept In a firstclass mercantile establishment at equally low prices. We want your Qrain and pay the highest market price. f'- A full line of Shoes for Men Women and Children.

A complete assortment of Patent A $1.10 Corn Chop i $1.10 Our stock of lumber has arrived ahd te are now ready to fill all orders. Medicines in stock. 1i Sarbach-Camden Company Grain and Lumber i 1 -V' We want your produce. Highest mtrkct price. jr 1 i nmiiiiniiiiifliiiiiiuiwivAvivj FATAiailIIIIIIIIIIlflIflffllVJ 4 BRAD Jo Agents Wanted 16x crayon cents, frames 10 ce'ntsand up, sheet pictures one cent each.

Yon can make 40O per cent profit or $36.00 per week. Catalogue and, samples free. Frank H. Williams 1208 W.Taylor Chicago, 111 JLf. Mr.

R. Woods', straw! stacjc icaught tire Sunday nlxht. He had. hard work to save his barn. Mrs.

Ed. James and daughter Vina, went to Topeka Thursday to visit relatives and friends. Mr. the fection man, 9 -Dealer in 'Mr. McNott, to Topeka Saturday.

Groin, Coal, Flour fr Whenever you find a man finding Mr. and Mrs. R. D. James returned Ask Your Grocer For fault with a local open it up and ten to one he hasn't an advertise home Monday from a few days visit iTRIDE of the PANTRy' with relatives at Maple Hill.

ment in It; five to one he never pave 1 It a job of work; three to one he does i-or tablets Lester Franklin of Maole Hill nd Mr. Graham went or an excursion trip to Texas Letha Lasswell spent Sunday with CHOICE CORN MEAL. not take the paper; two to one that Jf-he is a subscriber he is delinquent; even odds he never does anything that will assist the. publisher to run a good paper, and forty to one If the paper Is a good one and full of life, he is the most eager to see the paper when it is 'r. 7 II share of voHr patronage 5,1 3 ,3 If Iff 1- Leo James.

Mr. Wyatt Reser went to Topeka Monday to take treatment for a cau-cer on his lip. Mrs. J. Franklin returned home Saturday nhjln from a visit to her parents Mr.

and Mrs. KunUle of Thompsonville. r.T.X.X.J.X.J.l..l.i.JtJL. IDoib. Caxlos CROSS CREEK NEWS The April Woman 'i Home Companion.

I Mrs. aiil and son, Jesse, lire quite ill with pneumonia fever. Mif ses Ada and Delia LeapV returned home from the western part of C. G. PARKER CARPENTER AilD DUILDER 40 years experience iiHhe business fits me to serve you satisfactorily.

A share of your patronage solicited. DELIA, KAN SAG. the state Saturday where Ada lias ben1 The April number of the Woman's Home Companion contains several notable articles, that is, in addition a thoroughly artistic and beautiful Issue. iCelloiftf Duriaud contributes his second article on "Women of the Hns-sian. Revolt;" Jane Adams writes a teaching this winter.

Mrs. Carl Lasswell is the proud owner of a bicvcie which he purdiased last week. The Imported Spanish Jack thoughtful and appealing article on "The Working Woman and the Ikllot; Dr. Edward Everett Hale gives a helpful talk on "The Meaning of Home," and Elizabeth Stewart Phelps contin Known as the Ed. -Reser Jack will make the season at my place 5 miles notMi of Rosville and 2 miles south of Delia.

I TEUMS. -Ten dollars, to Insure marq tu be in foal; any peis-m dispos- lug of his mare or taking her out of 'C Ir. and Mrs. Ransom Lasswell spent Sunday with Sam Hoover. Quite.

a number of the people of this neighborhood attended 'tho box social at De 1 la Thursday ij? and all report it a success. Mrs. Laura Caul of Topeka, Mr jbn Jolinsou of Ilussville, Mrs. Letlfa Hook Jlrs. 0.

Bryan and Miss Edith Bryan OUR HEW LIVERY DAMl IS OUCCOGO When yon want a team you want a good one. We haye' thenv Prices Always right. We also have a fine PEUC HERON STALLION. Step in and. look al him.

MILLER BROS. DELIA, KS, ues her story, "Tiirqug Life Us Do Part." There are also some excellent short stories. This April Issua beautiful In its Easter cover and In many many tine pictoral features by Her the neighh before she is known to he in foal, money becomes due. Care will be taken to prevent accidents, but if frtmulri I will not tie re mann C. Wall, Florence Score I SMnn, Ellen Macauley and others sponsible.

v. Chkis Resxu. of Delia Bient Sunday at Mrs.1 Joy's. it mnmm.