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TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1921. YE STERLING STIR PAGE FOUR SPECIAL OFFER Trousers Free WITH EVERY SUIT BOUGHT OF at seven o'clock Saturday morning, April 30, they would have seen an enthusiastic party of six starting for Cow Creek, eight miles away. They were so delighted with the pleasure of walking, "the bright sunshine," and the advantages gained by cutting across wheat fields, and they were foolish enough to follow two incompetent ledaers that, when they finally stopped to inquire the way to Gosh's, found they were near Saxman and had come a mile too far north. Consoling themselves by the fact that "some" of the party were out for nature study and to reduce in averdupois ithey started out again. They soon reached their Do You Toll tho Truth The Whole Truth and Nothing But the Truth Come to the Senior Play "Nothing But the Truth" and ee whether you do.

To be presented bo Senior Class of the College, on Sterling, Kansas Phone 199' H. H. HENRY SON GROCERY AND BAKERY destination and before long a cheery Choice Candies and Nuts. Good goods and courteous treatment to all. Coll ege and club spreads are our specialty.

camp fire was sending out its spirit-raising warmth. At 12 o'clock they heard the welcome sound of aproaching car and soon all were so engrossed in the ap LOCALS Give us your order. HOTEL JENNINGS Miss Florence Jennings, Mgr. Sterling, Kansas peasing of their appetites that even Flo forget to talk. After the sand E.

G. WOOD Pioneer Shoe Shop First class repair work. First door north of Farmers State Bank. wiches, salad, and radishes had all been eaten, they began on a half gal Terms Reasonable First Class lon of ice cream. When Earl had gallantly come to the rescue and put out the fire, all voted that a ride back would, be acceptable.

With some riding on the tire holder, fender, and inside the car, they started back to town, this time going by the right road. All agreed they had had a most enjoyable Phones Office 233. Residence 257 Calls Answered Day or Night DR. ROSS 0. S.

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JOHNSON DENTISTS STERLING, KANSAS Office over Bruce's POTTERF Should be your Tailor DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING Crawford Miller On the Corner Furniture, Pianos, 'V ictrolas and Undertaking Phone 141 Arthur H. Snyder, Mgr. time and except for some bruises, tired muscles, and a loss of five pounds they were no worse for the walk. The Rev. DrR.

T. Campbell, president of Sterling College, Sterling. Kansas, last Sunday commenced conducting a course of Bible studies at the First United Presbyterian church. A FAIR DEAL 'IS 'A The class is attracting considerable attention, owing to the unusual way Several of our former students have taken the fatal step 'married; Mildred Reed of Superior, to Merrill Moore of Sterling and Grace (Brooks of Manhattan to Ralph Smith of A reception was held for them on Thursday evening at the home of IS. S.

Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Moore will be at home to their friends at Leoti, Kansas, and Mr. and Mrs.

Smith at 'Sterling. Who's next? Miss Mabel Reed, from Summer-field, is visiting Bessie Orr at the dormitory. Several college students have been attending the Sunday school convention at Hutchinson. Marguerite McClellan went to Ness City to judge a declamation contest Friday. A generous supply of rice was found on the dormitory porch Thursday imorning.

The mystery remains unsolved. None of the boys have been seen wearing the yellow ribbon. Miss Lenora Fahie, a former student, gave a recital at Spencer Hall Monday evening. Miss Dubois, a harpist, gave a harp, ist's recital at Spencer Hall. Owing to the county contest the night before this was not very well attended.

The Y. W. girls had a stand at the county track meet. They cleared quite a. bit of money which is to be used as an Estes Park fund.

The college made a big success of the county track meet. Lyons took first and iSterling second. Dr. Campbell has of presenting Biblical truths. He uses a chart for each lesson, especially provided by himself Wichita Eagle.

SPUR-A New Narrow M. H. McKean, the state Y. M. secretary of the colleges of Kansas, was a chapel visitor on Monday morning, Arrow Collar CIuett.Peabody IncTroy.

N.V. May 9th. For the scripture lesson he read part of the fourteenth chapter of John. He talked about the divinity in all things about us. What difference is there in the power of God as shown thru the brain of man in the DEAL harnessing of such things as water power and electricity for.

man's use, and in the breaking and blessing of EDWARDS BROS. THE COLLEGE GROCERY EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF EATS EDWARDS BROS. the bread by Galilee to feed the five thousand? "There are three things," Mr. McKean said, "about divinity and science that we must remember. They are: LORIN W.

BROWN Model Steam Laundry I At Potterfs' Phone 264 Phone 254 Sterling, Kansas In both there is mystery, in both there is theory, and in both there, is fact." God can be found wherever we look, whether we be ministers of the gos GEO. GOWDY PROPRIETOR OF The Up-To-Date Barbershop Under First National Bank pel, or are watching the tiny seeds DRJ. S. McELROY Dentist Phones Office 278 Res'dev-ce 165 grow to yield rich harvests. ALUMNI NOTES Bruee Cay wood "Where can I find material for the syndicates?" Emphasis on last syllable.

Kermit Burnett, Vera Moffett, Bes. sie Orr, iMax Cavin, Wallace Robson, and Robert Ball attended a declamation contest at Langdon Thursday. Kermit and Bessie acted as judges. iMiss Angie Sturgeon was a chapel The Shoe Shop BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING visitor Friday of last week. Mrs.

Will Dodds and little daughter, of Greeley, Colorado, are visiting Mrs If any one had been near the dorm Second door south of Farmers Banl Dodds' parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Gish.

Miss Dolly iStahl spent the last The Superior Hardware Grocery Co. (Incorporated) Dealers in Hardware and Groceries Hanlon Machinery Co. GENERAL LINE OF FARMING IMPLL31KNTS, VEHICLES AND SUPPLIES week end in Sterling. Miss Sthal has charge of the work in expression in the Lyons high school. From the .4 1 ULj: wMv yffrv I manner in which iMr.

Alderman deliv ered the winning oration, we know of the careful work she is doing1 in that department. Mr. and Mrs. Grandin H. Branch and little son, Charles, of Independence, are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. A C. Branch and friends this week end Miss Gladys Holmes came in Sab Sterling: Battery Co. B. J- BURKSHIRE, Prop First Door North of Jennings Hotel Phone 143 Sterling bath from Horton, where she has been teaching music, for an extended visit with her mother, Mrs.

Jessie Holmes. "Nothing But the Truth" Friday. "affcdiriyj'-111'1'.