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tm AUGUSTA UUGL12, AUGUSTA, KANSAS OiMisxiaessSamsasaiam M. Sanders, of a city visitor Tuesday. R. M. Smiley and wife visited Econoihy urocei Wichita friends Sunday, Our Fighting Partners When the United States enters the world's war she will find herself, in a company much improved by the revolution in Russia, The combination will be one in which republics predominate numerically.

How much of the republican III VI Srfe the fine line of New Home and Standard sewing machines' at ELWELL'S. Sold on "easy" payments. movement in Russia may be due Two- email houses and a small to her alliance with free France and Great Britain arid how much barn for sale. Large barn for rent. Call SMITH at Phone 51 after p.

m. other causes may never be known. Bugle-Job Printing! 101-Optics. From the beginning of the war It is reported that Deering the incongruous feature of the ELWELtS-Furniture. Read Hitchcock's adv.

on the Managed by owner of Pinsker's Grocery, Wichita 215 South State Street JUST NORTH OF SANTA FE TRACKS SATURDAY SPECIALS Make Out Your List from tht "12.1-2 lbs' Sugar for. $1.00 Fancy Bananas, per dozens 25 Nice large Oranges, per dozen ...20, 25 and 35 Extra large Lemons, per dozen, 25 Fancy Leaf Lettuce, per 20 Fancy Grimes Golden Apples per 07. Evaporated Loganberries, 2 25 Nice Red Onions, 'per pound 10 Evaporated Apples, 2 25 Fancy 2 lbs 25 No. 10 pail Catsup 75 No. 10 pail Pumpkin 50 No.

10 pails 35 great alliance known as the en- back page. Marshall has contracted for the erection of a modern $35,000 home in Wichita. ente, says the Cleveland Lea City election next Tuesday. der, was the leacrue between Ray Clark is, on the sick report Russia, 'the most autocratic gov- this week. The Empire-Sinclair interests You'll find it at the Schultz Grocery.

Miss Helen Sehy is listed with tHesick. L. E. Alleman was down from ernment in Europe and countries like France and -Great Brit-aih in which there is popular sovereignty. Italy, also, is much are building oil derricks on the A.

L. Skaer; W. D. Fudge and Ed. Skaer farms.

ElDorado Monday. too free, much too near the real LewSwitzer transacted busi ness at Beaumont Saturday, J. C. Haines and daughter, state of a republic, if not its out EatVanDine's Vienna bread. 'Nuf sed! Stella, and Haines and fam ward forms, to be a natural ally for such an empire as Russia has ily motored to Wichita Sunday The Economy Grocery at the No.

10 pail of Loganberries, 50 ti and spent the day. been. L. G. Wright spent Saturday in Wichita.

foot of State Street will save you The momentous change in Rus Bulk Olives, per 6 boxes Blue Tip Matches 20 25 55 1 money. The Elite Shoe Shop, west of sia draws the lines sharply be fancy btnngless Beans, 6 Eight first-class barbers ready Brown's bank, is equipped with Economize! Trade at Grocery. tween the empires where there is still strong upholding of the electric finishing machinery. All Mr. Farmer, we wish to call your attention that to serve you at the Fletcher Bar ber Shop.

work guaranteed to please? "divine right" of kings and real we are here in your vicinity and will be glad to have monarchial authority, and the Mrs. J. R. Jenkins is listed on the sick report. M.

G. Stone end Dan Norris were visitors to Joplin the first you call and bring your butter and eggs and will pay the highest price. If you don't want to trade it out, we will pay you the cash. Rich as butter, sweet as a nut VanDine's bread. At the of the week.

Schultz, Jones, Robison, Belleview nations which are in spirit' and effect democracies, however modified by forms and minor conditions. In Japan, it is true, the emperor still has great power, Bugle Printing means Printing. and Highland grocery stores. REMEMBER! WE SAVE YOU TIME MONEY For real furniture bargains visit Elwell's, over Haaga 0. E.

Grant, who lives on the C. A. Stewart and S. Rundle left Friday for ElDorado, PHONE BELL 2,83 Free Delrrery but Japan is taking only a very local and passive part in the war, Graham's department store. All of which makes it easier Frank Schoeb farm, delivered 20 head of mujes to Taylor Thursday, which brought aiand-some price.

C. D. James left Friday for Drumright, where Wanted: Table boarders in a private family. Phone 16. he has a good position with an for Americans to view with composure, even with complacency, the consequences of the conditions "made in Germany have brought this country to the A "cub" reporter was sent to write up the story of the murder fa rich manufacturer, and he made this statement: "Fortu Some people spend money in lumps without enjoying it, whose fathers made it in lumps without earning it.

oil company. C. R. Honn purchases a new H. Bruce was a business visitor to Kansas City the past week.

Dodge Brothers touring car on Wednesday. This ist the sixth very verge of war. nately for the deceased, he had deposited all his money in the F. W. Elerick and family will move td ElDorado, where Frank has purchased a dry cleaning and Dodge for the month.

A. L. You will find the latest spring 7 Of course ROBSON has it-, most everything. bank the day before, so he lost practically nothing but his life." Skaer sold it. tailoring business.

and summer dress materials at Hitch'cock's. OBITUARY John J. Martin was born in J. SCorley, president of the Spring Some lay it to malaria, others to hard luck, but American National Bank, last Jadkins county, North Carolina, THE BUGLE'S Dwy the, 'daughter of Mr. and Neal Overman, is a sufferer week purchased the Auer prop most frequently it is just plain, inL352, and died at his home, on Four Mile March.26, 1917.

erty on N. State, just south' of Offer in Clubbing with tonsilitis. old-fashioned laziness. He came to Butler county in the High School. i Cecil Phillips and Mary Ohmart both of this city, were married' E.

Williamson, the man who fell 72 feet from a derrick near Douglass last week, died at th Christian Science services will be held at the Mecca Theatre on 1878, locating on the Little Walnut, close to Bodarc. He was married to Marguerite E. Daub in 1874. To this union were born seven children, four of whom, in Wichita Saturday. Wichita hospital Sunday.

Sunday morning at 11:00 o'clock Subject, "Unreality." The pub lie is csrdially invited. Three-Piece Kitchen Set Freel We have here the neatest clubbing offer that has ever beer, made by any newspaper. We have selected this combination wilh great care and are furnishing you with three of the best publications that were ever printed. Each has an individuality of its own and is worth the combination price. We have not stopped at giving, you a gond newsua-" per and magazine value, but are also going to give you a SPECIAL PRESENT as well.

We believe wo have selected a present which will please every one of our friends and subscribers. We wanted to give you something good and useful, and haye decided that the three-piece Mr. Gardner is driving a new together with his second wife, survive him. His first wife died in 1892, and in 1907 he married club roadster "Marmon." The Mrs. Mary Schoeb suffered a Bugle adv.

points the way; we Miss Beth Deyo very pleasantly entertained the Teachers club at her home Tuesday evening. J. L. Beck, Gus and Bert Win-zer returned on Saturday night from a business trip to Oklahoma and Texas. sudden heart attack last Sunday Miss Stella Reece of North Caro do the rest.

A. L. Skaer Agency. and was quite seriously ill for a lina. His death came suddenly, time.

At present mention she from cerebral hemorrhage, the Printing That Pleases-Bugle jUiuittN SKI described below, is just the thing. has about fully recovered. manner of his injury being Electric Printery preaumpteous. Owing to the fact his team was unhitched and J. K.

Wlthrow and wife, of a slight abrasion found on fore Wichita, and sister, drs. Page, of McKinney, Texas, were visit head, tends to show he was either kicked or had fallen against some ing relatives and friends here EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN omK The Bugle Capper's Weekly .50 Household ,25 Missouri Valley Farmer 2S Total Value 7.50 pat Special Price; 1 95 obstacle. Tuesday and attending to busi ness matters. The funeral was held from the Cumberland church Wednesday, at 3:00 p. conducted by Rev.

In another column will be seen C. WYLIE Staple Fancy Groceries Everything New and Fresh." PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE NORTH STATE STREET H. E. Ross, of the M. E.

church, the official statement of the Anr erican National Bank, of Aug. Vou .65 of which the deceased was a de PREMIUM FREE i in usta, at the close of business on March 5th. Look it over. It is vout He was a devoted husband, a kind father and beloved by all who knew him, and who showed a most splendid showing. J.

B. Bourgette and son, John, their respects by the large assemblage at his funeral. Be one to boost the circulation of your home paper. The publica-tions mentioned above are. fully worth all we ask, so you will receive THE BUGLE practically free-to say nothing of the handsome prem-ium you will receive without costing you a penny.

Capper's Weekly, The Missouri Valley Farmer and The Household should be in every borne in this community, and we offer all three at a big saving to you. Tell your neighbors and friends of this great "bargain" subscription offer. Renew your own subscription and receive a premium free. left Friday evening for a few days' outing on the Colvin ranch northwest of El Dorado. They had a fine time catching fish Baptist Church This homelike church comes to THREE -r PIECE' from the Spring branch in the KITCHEN SET JgpTTcR Buckeye pasture.

welcome you again to the follow ing services: J. was over several Sunday School at 9:45. Morning worship1 at 11 o'clock. days the past week looking after FREE! This splendid 3-piece Kitchen Set is a very service business interests at the store. Theme, "Sabbath Observance." He is feeling much benefit from Young Peoples' meeting at 7 o'clock.

his treatment at Wichita, and is planning to spend a few weeks Evening services at 8 o'clock. at Excelsior Springs. Theme, "The Coming of Christ as Man's Savior." A welcome to you. Come and Ed Seibert, of St. Louis, with relatives.

A.L. and Will get acquainted. Skaer, over Sunday. Mr. Sei able premium.

It is composed of a large cleaver, 7-inch slicer and paring knife, making a set that is almost indispensable in the kitchen where there are meats, fruits and vegetables to prepare. This set will be given free with a year's subscription to our paper (either new or renewal) together with a full year's subscription to each of the three papers and magazines mentioned above. Four big publications and you can get one of these splendid premiums free. We want to give everyone the tunity to accept this bargain offer, and we believe everyone will recognize its value arid accept. Offer not good after March 15th.

The BUGLE, Augusta, Ks. i mil iu-' uu. The, BUGLE, Augusta, Kansas. Inclosed find $1.95 for which please vend me the publicationa listed above for tbe term of on year. It is understood and agreed that I am to receive the Kitchen Set as a premium without extra charge.

bert is foreman and contractor for the mill work on the Mis IN ONE CIJY recently, during a heavy rainstorm, nine-ty-tix telephones were put out of order because subscribers allowed the wet foldi of dmbrellai to come in contact with telephone cords. One way in which you can help to safeguard your tele- phone service, is to protect your telephone, particularly your telephone cords, against moisture from wet umbrella and other sources. Southwestern Bell Telephone Company souri state capital at Jefferson DENTIST City now about completed. Pessimist "The cost of living is terrible." but it's worth Over Robimon's Grocery Office Hoars A. M.

to 0:00 P. M. ButUr County Vhom 171 Mutual Phone No. 47 AUGUSTA, KANSAS the price." PostofTice R.F.D.! Box See ELWELL for furniture..