Piedmont News from Piedmont, Kansas • 1

1 1 Volume 2 No 1 7 PIEDMONT, GREENWOOD COUNTY, KANSAS, MAY 31. 1917. $1.00 PER YEAR If Not Needed, Go cn to School. Offer your services to the nation in the way in which can best use 9 Saturday, June 2, ft The Separator Goblin you, was the advice given by Dr. II.

J. Waters, president of the Kansas Agricultural college, to the students. "Any young man or woman who dies not go to school, provided lie is not needed in other work, will lose a great part of the oppor One Day Only we are going to give a present to A Die. 1:1 5 every person who tunity for service that might come is the only Separator with the famous "CURVED DISC" -Bowl which out- skimmed the DeLaval and all other competing Separators at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition. The "CURVED DISC" i the Closest skimming device on the market.

Let us prove to to him at the end of the war," said Doctor Waters. "The col leges will go on, as usual they are gping on in Germany, France and Great Bnlain. There is no influence That. will be more needed at the end of the struggle than the influence of education, comes in our store. We are going to sell 3 cans oi Dutch Cleanser for 25c.

With every sale we are going give Absolutely Free ONE Dutch Saving Bank and a Lincoln penny in every bank. Just the thing for the children. We will also offer 6 bars of Goblin Toilet Soap for 25c. This is a new soap and we are sure you will be pleased with it. Soaps are all higher.

It's a gocd time to buy your summer's supply now. you that the "CUKVLD 3 DISC" Bowl gets ALL the cream, ALL the time by-making an actual skimming demonstration for you. "Keep on going to school, if you are not needed elsewhere. Urg vour friends to do the same. I YOUR GUARANTEE When you buy an "IOWA" you are getting quality in construction, the closest skimming, ease in operation and cleaning.

THIS STAR ON IVERV HEEL E-rx4 young men of the country will be called on fcr greater and greater service The enrollment of young men and women in the colleges of the country, should be doubled in preparation for this service." The Frcdonia IStTsiness College is improving its courses right along. Students may enter any time, no, vacations. A good average student can complete a course in shorthand and pewriling, in from three to four months, a course in bookkeeping in from four to five months. There never was a greater demand for business ir'a'med' young people. Wrice for catalogue.

FkICDONIA Rr.SINKSS Col.LKtIK, Frcdonia. Kansas. I The Official Test made by the Jury of Dairy Experts at the Panama-Pacific Interna- tional Exposition and numer- ous tests made by State Ag- Just Received a Shipment of Star Brand Shoes Bring in Your Produce, it's the Same a Cash to Us Youas for business. 9 5 3 9 'ickersoa jpnn clusively that the "IOWA' is the CLOSEST SKIMMER. Save Ten Dollars ($10) to Twenty-five Dollars ($25) not only on the initial cost of the Separator but also on the extra amount of butter fat which other Separators are unable to get.

Let us show you the Iowa and demonstrate to you why Western Park All Old Subscribers wLo pay up to date and One Year in Advance Will be entitled to receive the and Come in i the urJy Separator which you should have. L.I.; it over. Kansas City Weekly Star Mr. and Mrs. Allen Moore and Mr.

and Mrs. Mc.Wil and son David viewed the cyciwitc district near Howard all day Saturday. Milo Moore, Emmit Jenkins and Franklin Dalton stayed Saturday night at Or vol Jenkins'. .1 1 New subscribers also entitbd to the Star free tor the asking. I alter Richardson and family visited Friday in Piedmont at Gil bert Tohnson's.

The Newspaper Mrs, Will Armstrong is suffer-! ing with a sore hand. Corbin Jenkins and Franklin Dalton spent Sunday evening at Allen Moore's. Piedmont State Bank -5HB8 GOOD CREDIT IS CAPITAL PROMPT PAYMENT ESTABLISHES CREDIT Etta Moore of Piedmont is vis- i ing a few davs at Ernest McXeal's. i Mr. and Mrs.

Allen Moore and I daughters, Gladys and 1 made a business trip to Howard iTucsdav. Miss" Lillie Easley was in Sev-! cry Saturday having some dental work done. i Myrl Glasco visited Saturday i night and Sunday with Harold i Gladys Moore stayed at Alt-x Dunlap's last week. Mrs. Orion Xorman visitcil Sat-i tirday with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. S. Powers. Alverta Moore visited Thursday afteruounitli Mrs. Ernest Eaton's.

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Subscription rates: $4 a ear; $2 for six months. KANSAS PIEDMONT, riTfTrprhTiirrM.i;,Ta J. S. Notary Public Real Estate and Insurance house Thursday. Miss Gertrude 1'arnes returned home from Ottawa Thursday, where she-had been attending the a high school the past winter..