The Daily Timesett from Chanute, Kansas • 3

vk i ry i 9 kuu, no cnndren. au- Gibson-Traxel Shoe Co. Upon the correct answer to this question will impend much of the pleastfre of your outing. Why not avail yourself of the assistance tof the undersigned, one of thcl Santa Fe'sj'sumnier tour speci Jlistt? Iliaifhelp will cost you jothing, mil you will 7 sprout ana A a.o taken out and measured it was found to be over ten feet in length. A mass of small roots were at the end and along the sides very small pale leaves had attempted to grow.

ROASTING EARS SUNDAY J. J. Hamilton, one of Chanute's residents who boasts a -garden of his own, says he believes he beat Mr. Long to his roasting ears Mr. Hamilton had his first ones for Sundav dinner and thinks that is earlier than any yet, at least any that have been reported Mr.

and Mrs. D. W. Blair, Miss Minnie Blair, Miss Babe Holloran and O. D.

Dunsmore motored to Ottawa today. They left Chanute at five o'clock this morning. Mr. lflair will attend a meeting of the executive board of the Bakers association. Crystal VWtiite Soap, 6 bars 25c and a package of Magic Wonder free Right in Service Right in Prices Satisfaction or Money Back STANTON CO.

Phone 66 BLAOjr SATIN PUMP $2.50 Palace Shoe Co, ir raged. ner- vous, tired, worriO or deficient it is a sure sign you neerfMOTNERVERINE PILLS. They rJew tvormal vigor and make life vorth.ivify Be snre and ask for Mot? Pills SSSSS WILLIAMS MFG. Cleveland. OJaio Brown Pharmacy.

Rexall Store. Phone 1 Obituary Ada Ardella Long was born Jan. 8th, 1870 and died very suddenly June 22nd, 1913 at her home where she has lived all her life with the exception of two years. Was married to P. Carson Feb 9th, 1888.

To this union 4 children were born 2 sons and 2 daughters. She is survived by her husband, two sons Pearl and Raymon to daughters Lottie and Blanche, mother. three sisters, relatives and a hostof friends. Tin shq it, Lowey's figure on ytJbill. Let as When yoti feel ERIE WANTS HER Miss "Jessie Smith yesterday received an invitation from the county superintendent to put on the play, "Rock of Ages," at the county seat at the close of the normal.

Miss Smith will probably accept the invitation. The play promises to be the best home talsnt one ever presented here. SEWER PROPOSITION ON TABLE The proposition for a new sever out in the extreme west end of town in the vicinity of Third street, was placed on the table at the meeting of the commissioners yesterday after a lengthy discussion of the merits of the case, among the commission; the city engineer and the property owners in the district. Fred Bridges went to McAlister yesterday. find it invariable.

Why Mof Visit Canyon, Chjtfornia, the Northwest, Chicago, Adirondack the Northern Lake Regions, or the Atlantic Coast Resorts this summer? Complete information about sum mer fares and train service, sent promptly, if you address G. Li. Pfundstein, Agent. Chanute, Kansas. dress FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms, 115 North Grant.

Phone 2001. 14 Reap the Benefit of the money saving opportunities at Nelson's, in the Low Rent District. 8 cans Mustary Sardines J. 25c 2 cans Table aches JL 25c 2 cans Table jpricots 25c 4 cans Oil Sartjines 15c 1 can good Re? 15c 4 cans good Cffn JiM. 25c 2 cans best Cjn 25c 3 cans VanCaDBaked 25c 1 can Sweet Potatoes 10c Next to Airdome Phone 610 311 E.

Main CASH GROCERY Memory their love 3 ones; Going Away This Summer If You Are You NeejTa Hand Bag or Syj Case Monuments Are Erected For Loved Ones to make your tripmore enjoyable. TAKE YOUR WEARABLES RIGHT WITH YOU afe notXrust to checking trunks and Departed Received a car of 1 right the right price at new bale ti Rankin's. Lawn mo Pumps, Scythes, Refrigerato Lowey's. ot plates, Ovens at F.E. BODLEY'S AT BUFFALO The last letter received here by H.

C. Bod ey from his parents gives their present stopping place at Buffalo. From Chicago they followed the lake route by the way of Cleveland. Mr. Bodley reported one puncture between Chanute and Chicago and since leav ing there if he has had any motor trouble he has neglected to speak of it.

From Buffalo Mr. and Mrs. Bodley go to New York. APPRAISERS REPORT RECEIVED The report of F. M.

Abbott, Jno-. R. Tye and C. S. Nation, appraisers for the real property to be taxed for the improvement of West 3rd street from Forest to Kansas, was received by the city commissioners yesterday and next Tuesday at 2 o'clock was the day appointed to hear objections to the appraisement.

J. E. Ward this morning received a card from his mother Mrs. E. Ward which was written ju before she boarded the ship for Naples The card was dated June 23d Mrs.

Abner Lee and children expect to leave tonight for Kansas City to make their home, at least, for the summer. Mr. Lee, a Santa Fe man, has headquarters there. TV r- riH TUtq Ci Shv lpft 11 JL today for Indianapolis. for a two months' stay.

Roy Swank has returned from Coffey ville where he attended an Epwortn Leigue convention. Mrs. R. P. Sare came up from brie yesterday.

bda e. at I jr 4erf nn ablets Nations erectfc monuments to long waits to redeem thenV SEE MORE IN LESS TIM, I UAN so doing. why shouldnt fbu the same for yours? We have never beqji Iptter prepared to make monuments and tomfjstnes Let Us Show You Line All Kinds and Prices Leathers and Shapes You should take advantage dis by placing your order NOW. Consult us if you are a little in doubt as tcWlvhat you want. Our years of experience will probably be a great aid to you in making suitable selection.

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