The Bluff City Messenger du lieu suivant : Bluff City, Kansas • 4

3S S861 '21 XdW 'Xopuns NODV39-310V3 V1IHOIM 3HJ The Bluff City Messenger. I conversation with profanity. If a man, for some good reason Dr. H. A.

Hamilton Physician and Surgeon Phone 35) Bluff City, Kansas every Thursday in I he lhirlic litiililitiK, HlutT City, Kansas MKS. J. li. SAN HORN Ivlitor Let's Talk 'Em Over Is i Sulisi'iiption Price, per year $10(1 Advert ininK rates on application loses his temper, there might be a slight excuse for his forgetting himself but there is hone otherwise, except ignorance and lack of self respect, Cut it out men. And, above all, don't teach your boys to be as vulgar and profane as you are, by swearing in their presence.

Application pending for ndmisKion to the mails an second-dttKH mutter, Martin Henline The Barber First door south of Vort OHici Miss Voncella Burton had planned various sorts of amuse meat for her guests. Light refreshments were served at a late hour. I Those enjoying the occasion were: Misses Agnes Albert, Edna Burgmeier, Clara Noble, Lillie Ilelmbold, Pearl Schneider, Helen Herridge, Bernice Ilerridge, Grace Stewart, Helen Sturdevant, Hazel Aldrich, V.ojwella Burton; Messrs. Carl Mardis, Glenn Stafford, Aubrey Stewart, Otto Cunt well, Arthur Mortimer, Frank Burgmeier, Leslie Burgmeier, Herbert Schmidt, Millard Nouh, Henry Schmidt, Don Mande- ft ft ft ft. ft ft ft it ft ft ft ft ft ft i An Apology.

It is not always the man with the big bank roll that makes big profits. His money gives him a large leverage, it is, true, but there are lots of ways for. the man with small means to make money. We try to keep in touch with the require-, ments of this community and can no doubt give you some advice on your business deals. We have helped others perhaps we can help you.

Anyway wo will glad to advise with you on your contemplated deals and assure you that your confidence will not be abused. We trust no one will com1 ain that the holes, whicl were dug for the electric ligh' oles over town are dangeroiu i fc ft I ft ft I ft I ft ft Folks we've stumbled anout RED STAR MILLING CO. Grain, Flour Feed Phone 35 Bluff City O. W. Croxtoa, Mgr.

The botched up condition of the Messenger last week was in no way the fault of the editor, Mrs. Sanborn. A substitute linotype operator was not to handle our machine, which caused the many errors and poor print. As the n'inters at Caldwell we beg to ipologize to the patrons of the Messenger. A.

H. and H. A. HAMMOND he dark so many years tha urely we can watch our ste i'or a few more weeks. On Tue.

lay a survey of Main stree made for the purpose ille, Wallace Pulliam, Roger 3urton, Herbert Jones. fi ti ft ft ft ft ft ft ft r. STATE BANK OK BLUFF QTY locating the poles for the VvhrU Mtttt'aUC way. Col. C.

Ki Col. V. B. Will in ran Coiiiorfonl ft Airplsnes Here Friday. The Messenger' ice is in receipt of a telegr.m f.om Gyle Hirchem of Protection, Kansas, telling us airplanes will be in Bluff City Friday.

Passengers will be taken. We understand there ft 5- Farmers State Bank 1 Auctioneers T'ordad's phono Sock lxfhit iin Bank, Caldwell, or 15 ilulT City. Satisfaction (lun.liTil DON'T DO IT. In putting in lights the arranged to put some in the and when done, there will )e one at the north entrance nd two near the center. But, t' fx also be exhibition flights your eyes off the ground md listen for the airplanes.

I. ft ft ft ft ft ft ft' ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft Crowded Out Last Week. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Henline motored to Anthony Monday evening.

A. L. Ilybsha and John Herridge Jr. of Caldwell were Bluff City visitors Monday. The Emmett Berry and P.

B. Comerford families are attending the services of their church at Danville this week. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Vlcek get those two in, some of our pretty trees, that have taken thirty years to grow, will have The Drury Construction Co.

YOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED DEPOSITS GUARANTEED fi to be haggled and spoiled. Two lights in ten acres will make a small illumination, and AUTOMOBILE REPAIR WORK A Specialty Genuine Ford Parts For Sale HARRY STORK and Mrs. Frank Jess mot as the park is never used at night I would suggest that we have two expert electricians in employ. In the time they have been located here they thirteen business houses and residences for electricity. The largest building, Ihe Hotel owned by U.

S. Haun, the postoffice and Par-sell's hardware. The resi-cknees are those of T. L. Sturdevant, A.

D. Sparr, James Glover, N. A. Moore, W. R.

ored to Anthony Tuesday in Mr. Vlcek's new Ford. Jo not put lights there at present. Wait until we can afford a better display and in the Mrs. Eli Medlam of Freeport I accompanied Mr.

Medlam on Crescent Flour Made by The Arkansas City Milling' Co. For Sale at E. L. Holmes Grocery and the Elevator. JACOB OBLANDER, Local Manager Bluff City, Kansas mean time, use the money for his regular trip to Bluff City on fi the Star Route Tuesday.

Camerrer, Mrs. Kate Brooks, C. A. Wedell, Emmett Berry, 0. Holmes and W.

II. some otner neeaiui purpose, for instance to build a shelter for our valuable fire engine. We may need it again. There are other frame building, besides the hotel that burned. JAMES GLOVER.

rrr.rirw.rr.r.rrrK Louis Bruey who has been serving as juror in the district court at Anthony the past week, returned home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mi'sak, Miss Agnes Misak, and Fred Misak, spent Sunday with Mrs. Misak's parents Mr.

and Mrs. A. L. Ilybsha at Caldwell. Mr.

and Mrs. John Herridge For Power Economy RED CROWN GASOLINE and PERFECTION OIL Calls answered promptly by Gasoline Gus The STANDARD OIL Co. J. G. STAFFORD PhosJe 42 Bluff City In Wednesday's Wichita Eagle we note that a marriage license has been issued to Henry Wencl and Rosa Subera of Caldwell.

Best wishes, young people. IF HUNGRY WE WILL FEED YOU. IF WEARY. WE WILL GIVE YOU REST. A ft STOP SWEARING What a coarse, vulgar habit it is, to mix up any and every Jr.

daughter istfflgge Ly evaporation of moisture. Elec- oration i GET YOUR JOB PRINTING AT THE MESSENGER OFFICE The Bluff City Produce Co.j 2 MEALS Family Swlr 6ednc Lights In Al Rooms i i tricity, through any conductor generates more or less heat, according to the' amount of resistance of the conductor. It is the heat generated within the storage battery that causes the rapid evaporation of moisture, also the deterio-ation cf its plates. The hardness and porosity of the plates used in the construction of the Chain Battery has reduced the heating, evaporation and deterioation to the minimum. This is proved by fact that water need be added only every 60 or 90 days.

Guaranteed and priced right F. L. Camerrer at Gile Francis, Caldwell, Kansas, adv ft ft ft IS ft ft It Bluff City, Kansas Dealer In CREAM, POULTRY AND EGGS Also handles Poultry Supplies, Calf Feed, Dr. Pruitt's Rat Embalmer and Poultry Tonic, Security Food Co. Calf Feed.

All Sold Under Guarantee Give us a Call. Phone 50 C. S. LIVELY, Manager. Season Tickets for the Lyceum Course For Sale Here Yon Go Glad You Came Sorry to See -wr ine of Caldwell visited Tuesday with Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Misak. The McSeaton Moving Picture Company gave shows here on Friday and Saturday evenings. We were informed of their intentions to show in Bluff City regularly during the winter months probably one show each week. Mrs.

Robert Wedell motored to Wichita Tuesday. There she will visit friends until Thursday when Mr. Wedell will come down from Kansas City to meet her. Robert has been attending the Sweeney Auto school in Kansas City. A.

L. Ilybsha of Caldwell made us a visit Wed. morning. He tells us that his son-in-law John Herridge has purchased E. R.

Collins lease on the Ilerridge farm and will take possession in about two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ilerridge went to California this spring but they found that Kansas is just as sunny as California and a far better place to call home. Mr.

Collins left for Missouri Friday where he will probably locate. Bluff City oil and gas stations, as well as merchants retailing such products were visited one day last week by W. R. Kent Deputy, of Caney, Kansas, who represented the Oil Inspection Department of the State of Kansas. Both filling stations were closed until correction of measures could be made.

However neither varied more than five cubic inches on five gallon of gas, we are told. The report was considered as favorable. This is a pro 0 1 Specials DRURY ft' IS IS a ft k' ft It IS IS ft' ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft Elec 'ric .30 .05 ,05 .40 .20 .40 .45 onstrucKon B'ackbcrrins, Logan! St rawhrrriea, Red and Blitek Raspberries, No 2 Cans ull nood fruit, your choice, per can Cupful Seeded Muscatel Raisins, per can Council Pork and Bcan, extra hige size 10c can No 2 can Pure Quill Red Sour Pitted Cherries Glory of California Apricots, No 2 can Colomo Pears in heavy syrup 2 1-2 can Butterfly Cotter specially nood coflVe, with cup and Many oilier nood articles al. a less price than they can he replaced at ft ft GROVE'S: The House of Good Things SUBSCRIBE NOW House Wiring, Electric Fixtures and Appliances. 22 Years Experience; 7 years Specializing in old house wiring.

Special offer for a short time, The Bluff City Messenger, ont tor 25c. tection to owners of automo biles which the State of Kansas couia not wen dispose of. It (Clip this couupon and mail to Mrs. J. E.

Sanborn, Bluff City, Kans.) Enclosed find my two bits. Start the paper coming. 1 should be appreciated. One of the most delightful affairs given of late was that of the surprise on Miss Hazel Aldrich who teaches at Union Center. Guests were bidden come to the Grant Burton All Parsell Building, Bluff Name Address home on Saturday evening..