Elk Falls Reflector from Elk City, Kansas • 2

I -r --a- -t -v. way whenever I can is just a plain THE IK FALLS MflKTOft Puolkhed woaklr Bv FlUVK E.mith The Largest Assortment of iaios' mi ftifa' mh society anything that continue! to aoiid P. P. Campbell to Washington there simply as an attraction at the Pink teas, ilJ I III. A gentleman up at Manhattan, of state wide reputation hoa discovered a secret organization within the Republican party, whose object ia to put the fixings on some of thsir candidates this year asthty did two years ago in the cases of Capper and Stubbs.

Poor Old Rem nant, its death struggles bring forth strange ever shown in Elk county. These styles are new and up-to-date and the prices ore low. We have thirty-five Ladies9 Suits that we are selling at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. These suits are not the late fad styles, but they are extra values for the price we ask. All good common styles, medium length coats.

If you want a bargain in Ladies' Suits see ours. lj The men say tbey never before in their lives saw CLOTHING marked so low an our Men's Suits at $10.00 $12.50 and $15.00 We mark these right and we sell them right. You do not have to "jew" half a day to get the right price on a suit of clothes. Come and we will show you those great values in the best suits ever made for this price. We Will the voters cast their ballots in Elk County this fall to return Campbell to Washington to decorate the Pink Tea parties, or will they become awakened to their own in terests and Bend Mr.

Bertch to Congress to battle against the secret caucus and locked committee rooms, wage war against the powerful bi-partisan dragon? Look to your own interests, dear voters In presenting the name of A. II. Spray for township treasurer, the Progressive party only asks that the voters look into the merits of ths man, and the claim for recognition. Mr. Spray is one of the solidest of the farmers in Elk Coun ty, who will appreciate the trust put in him, and in return will give the people an honest, faithful administration of the sffairs of his office, irrespective of cliqjo or clan.

And as has been said before. Mr. Spray lives in a neighborhood of the township which has never been re ognized on the tow-ship board. It is a very fortunate opportunity for the people of Ek Falls town ship to elect as their trustee Mr. S.

E. Crawford, a gentleman who has had years of experience in the clerical duties of a railroad office where the greatset of efficiency ia demanded. Aside from this particular qualification, Mr. Crawford has been a farmer, stockdealer and businss man in this immmedite vicinity, thus giving him an especial insight into the valuations of MBvery description. The Progress ive party takes great pride in presenting the name of S.

E. Crawford for trustee of Elk Falls township. Statement from Mr. Finley. Elk Falls, 10-22-1914.

Ladies and Gentlemen or voters of Elk County Kansas. Inasmuch as my name will appear on the ballot ai candidate for the I legilsature, November 3rd and as I it am ana nav Deen too Dusy to attend many public gatherings where most of the candidates meet the voters, I take this opportunity of speaking a few frank words with you. I have frequently been solictied to make the race for county office since my residence here of twenty three years and while I fully ap Entered Moond-elatt matter Mm It. 11 IU' imiomoa KM Kaua, UDdo bt Aotof Mrcb.8Ut Bubeorlptlon Price One year 11.00 Advertising rates made known on application. Ledfs Dlreotory A.

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N. RoBiHTM, Socteiury. PROGRESSIVE TICKET STATE OFFICERS United States Senator Victor Murdock, Wichita Governor of Kansas Henry Allen, Wichita Stats Auditor Helen Eacker, Lawrence Stats Treasurer Livermore, Olathe Attorney General Carr Taylor, Hutchinson Superintendent of Public Instruction 0 Deere, Linsborg (Superintendent of Insurance Logan, Quenemo State Printer Gomer Corcordia Board of Irrigation, Vote for Three Furman A Cook, Scott City Firestone, Cimarron Price, Hill City Congressman, Third District GEBertch, Pittsburg COUNTY OFFICERS Representative. 48th District AW Finley, Elk Falls County Clerk Allen Richolson, Elk Falls County Treasurer John Hunt, Grenola Register of Deeds Thos. Edens, Elk Falls County Attorney A.

F. Sims, Howafd Probate Judge I. A. Persinger, 8heriff Joseph Ingle, Howard Superintendent of Public Instruction Miss Effie Richardson, Moline County Surveyor Clyde Fletcher, Grenola Clerk of the District Court Alvin F. Warrington, Oak Valley TOWNSHIP OFFICES Unbn Center Township Precinct committeeman J.

S. Beaty, Howard Greenfield Township Precinct committeeman F. E. Marshall, Grenola Elk Falls Township E. Crawford Justiee of the Peace Frank E.

Smith Treasurer H. Spray, Moline Constable C. H. Redfearne Precinct committeeman F. E.

Clough, Elk Falls Wild Cat Township Treasuier F. H. Weese, Moh'ne Clerk R. H. Falconer, Moline Precinct committeemen U.

G. Sutton. Moline Oak Valley Township Precinct Committeeman. Geo Harris, Oak Valley Doe3 th3 third Congressional District of Kansas owe Washington WHY 7 As UNDR WEAR for. every mem ber of the family.

Star Brand Shoes for everybody. The largest stock of good reliable merchandise in Southern Kansas. It costs you nothing to look at these goods. We ask you to come and see the goods and get our prices. Moline Mercantile private.

To those who are not acquainted with me I wish to say, I have a couple of small ranches near Elk rails fairly well stocked. I am engaged In raising wheat, corn and aflalfa and growing, feeding and shipping cattle and hogs. I think it an honorable, pleasant and generally a fairly profitable calling. In fact I am in love with my work and believe anyone should with any duties invetved if they wish to handle them the easiest and best. I believe a general application of the Golden rule on the part of both capital and labor and the pub lie and large corporations would eliminate most of the friction and difficulties and blend the conditions of selfishness, neglect and injury into peace, prosperity and good will and very much lighten the law re quirement, and tttis same rule is most practicable in smaller affairs too.

I believe Kansas the grandest state of the union all things consid ered, and her people above the standard of the U. S. in intelli gence, rightousnesa, 'progress and wealth. I feel there is a large field for thought and labor to the legislator who does his whole duty. If the people of Elk county see fit to elect me to the legislature 1 will endeavor to see that they have no regrets for so doing and will always work for the best interests of Elk County and State of Kansas.

Very respectfully, A. W. FINLEY. REPORT OF PROGRESS OF ELK FALLS SCHOOLS. Perfect attendance list fir the first month is as follows: Room 1.

Myrtle Sprague, Willie Wickham, Floyd Hull, Mabel Olson, John Peter McDiarmid, Earl Kim-zey, May Kill, Fred Finley, Earl McFarland, Etta Wickham, Freddie Hull, Evelyn Gick, Chloe Lewis, Allen Kelsey, Beulah Blalock, Freddie Kill. Room 2. Flo Bennett, Alberta Cooper, Naomi Dinkle, Leo Lewis, Johnny Wickham, Corinne Smith, Ola Sprague, Retta Bennett, Byron Light, Or vi lie Maxwell, Joe Mullen ix, Bert Hollingsworth, Henry Lockard, Francis Maxwell Carl Watson, Josephine Sutton. Rcom 3. Dwight Lewis, Frank Kill, Gladys Light.

Roy Hull, Jaxje Smith, Victor Olson, Velnie. Ben? nett, Tressie Kill, Bert Sprague, Paul Morton, Robert Brown, Mat thew Hollingsworth, Norma Sprague, Mildred Thompson, Opal Olson, Esther Maxwell, Ida Hull. Room 4. Grace Bennett, Mae Williams, Frank Bennett, Marvel Watts, Vida Hollingsworth, Francis Light, Lionel Smith. ine plants seen in the various were contributed by Mrs.

Ar nail, Mrs. Blalock, Mrs. McDiarmid, Mrs. Mummau, Tressie and Mary Kill. These blossoms add much to the pleasure of both teacher and pu pi Is.

We hope to keep them till holidays and longer, if the weather permits. While the first grades are not quite able to reach the limits assign ed to them by the course of study, they are doing effectual wok. The fourth grade is especially interested in Kansas history and geograhpy mi incy are preparing a product map of the state which will be well worth seeing when completed. The basket ball practice is ener getic and persistent these days. The boys are practicing team work and expect to put on some interest ing games later.

The pupils of the high school and upper grades recently organized two societies which will afford op portunity for several phases of rhe torical practise Marie Harlan is president of one society and Hallie Frailey of the other. The following pupils are volun tarily pursuing a systematic course of study outside of school hours, Marie Harlan, Mae Williams, Grace Fleming and Robert Brown. The entire second and third grades have been studying specal assignments at home under the combined direc tion of teacher and parents. ifie visitors at school during the fMI a a laBt ''x'wwe: Mrs. McGow- an, Mrs.

Gilstrap, Mirb Marcia Hagsrard, Miss St achan, Mrs. Hau- enstein, Mrs. Hollingsworth and Rev. Elvin Lee. There are more than forty pupils who have attended the entire six weeks, notwithstanding the attrac tions of Karnival week and circus day.

Mrs. Charles T. Newton, who had been vsiting let parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.

Woodward and her many friends, departed for her home at predate the invitations, I respect-Prooms warm blankets Co. Moline Kansas Candidates. A. RICHOLSON Of Elk Falls Solicits your Support for the Office County Clerk The Progressive Party Candidate. THOMAS EDENS Of Elk Falls The Progressive Candidate for Register of Deeds Is entitled to your unqualified Support.

Vote for Him. Vote for EFFIE RICHARDSON Of Moline She is the Choice of the Progressive Party for Superintendent of Schools, JOHN HUNT Of Grenola is the Progressive Candidate for County Treasurer Your support, is respectively Solicited. A. W. FINLEY Of Elk Falh Progressive Candidate for Representative Respectively invites your Support.

at the Election. w. WILLIA1 you to see the good want Progressive I. A. PERSINGER Of Moline The Progressive Candidate for the office of Probate Judge Is the Practical choice for the position.

Lend him you undivided Support. JOSEPH INGLE Of Howard The Progressive Candidate for Sheriff Bears the reputation of being the best Peace officers in Kansas. Give him vour Support. A. F.

SIMS Of Howard The Progressive Party and the Peole's choice for County Attorney Join his army of supporters. You support for CLYDE FLETCHER Of Grenola The Progressive Candidate for Surveyor Is respectfully Solicited A thorough competency in offire is promised. ALVIN T. WARRINGTON Of Oak Valley The Progressive Candidate for District Clerk Is especially fitted by education and nature for the position. Support him.

Vote for them ARNALL A. J. Long, who last week disposed of his drug store to Paul M. Arnall, departed Tuesday evening for St. Joseph, Missouri, where Mrs.

Long had preceeded him by several months. From St. Joseph they will go to Los Angles, California, where they expect to make their future home. Doctor Long will be sadly missed in Elk Falls, where he has end ared himself by his faithful professional services by his optimism in business circles and his sunshine at social events. He always took an active interest in every phase of life in the community and his added influence brought succeess to many public efforts that that might have been a failure.

Tnai the path of Dr. and Mrs. Long will ever be lined with thornless roses is the wish it all Elk Falls f.lk. DRUG STORE CHANGES HANDS. Last week Paul Arnall purchased the drug stock' and fixtures of Dr.

A. J. Long, and is now sole proprietor of that popular business establishment. ul was born and reared in Elk Falls, and is k'own by every citizen and has the confidence and highest regards of every acquaintance. He is careful, studious young man and the Reflector bespeaks for him much success in his business venture.

Mr. Arnall has renewed the depleted stock until he has every thing usually found in a drug store, and invites the public to make their purchases of his lin) of goods at his placa. CLUB MEETING. The Nota Bene Club spent a de lightful day at Oakwdod ranch the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs.

I. P. Morehouse, Thursday. The rooms were very beautifoul in their decorations of autumn leaves and flowers. A sumptuous dinner was served and in the afternoon at the usual hour the regular program was given.

Roll call Miscellaneous. Minutes. Paper Mrs. Morehouse. Magazine Study Mrs.

F. E. Clough. Reading Mrs. Jones.

Several selections played by the phonograph were much enjoyed Members present were: Mrs. Morehouse, hostess; Mesdames J. H. Thompson, Dan Jones, F. E.

Clough, W. T. McKee, W. H. Walker, T.

P. White. E. L. Woodward, J.

A. Richolson. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Lideng-ton of Moline, W. T. McKee and I. P.

Morehouse. M. and Mrs. J. V.

Morton touch ed a tender chord in the hearts of the entire Reflector family Thursday evening when they presented a quantity of tomatoes and new on- fully declined prefering to attend to my Individual interests and duties. However, I was drafted this time and I never did or would elamor for public office for I find too much pleasure and recompense in attending tc my own interests and incidentally helping some one in some WAIT? THERE'S nothing to be uj nailing uu til every other man in town basselcted his Fall Suit be fore choosing yours! i ou 11 have leas to choose from and less time to wear it before the fashions change again. You know they do that very quickly, nowadays! Come Eor a Look Right Now! We will show ths most attractive Clothes you ever saw! Beautiful in dfisirn. with' all the new Fall curves I worked in Elegant in lin ish, handsome iu fabric, perfect in fit, and always at Moderate Prices! Arnal fit Williams Hardware, Implements. Harness Furniture, Stoves.

Perfection Oil Stoves best on Earth. Pumps, Stock Tanks, Tin ware, Builders' Hardware, Hog wire, Barh wire We have the Goods and Prices to interest you Suits at $10.00, $15.00 up to $22.50 Boys Suits from $2.50 up to $7.50 Largest and Best Line of Men's Furnishings in Elk Co. ROY BATES, Moii. "lome of Good Coties" WaaalqgtOD, V. C.

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