The Advocate from Lakin, Kansas • Page 2

FROII OUR nDLPEBD. tendance certificates of September. 1 1 tub imAitxnr county advooats 4, PublUliad each Friday, UH, Kansas. IT STANDS F6R PRINCIPLES AND NOT F0R PCNCE. W.

E. BLAVENS; PuMiar. Eatartd at iha Paal Offie la Lakin. Kansas, a Saeand Claaa Waller. 3SO acrco, email hotkco and barir, good well.

Lrocatcd two milca miles west of Kearny county line, eifiHt miles' nortH SabMrlptUn rates S1.ll par year. Six aaantha IS Na bscriptian far le than six meaths. Single espies live cents. of Kendall. Advertising Bates Set Display matter, 2 cents per issue.

Net. SO Grain Ecl-ian cents per issae, except plate Ne Display Add taken fer leea than Plata advertising, 15 cents Una advertlsinf, ana cent per ward each issue, and five cents fer the head. Net. Na line add taken fer less than 25 cents per issue. Pesitively na advertising run mixed with reading matter.

Obituary Peetry Five cents per werd, ather ehituary matter ana cent per ward. Official Paper of Kearny County, Kansas. for the month Miss ElTzabeth Gropp sang a sojo for the program Sunday, which was appreciated by alj The Columbia sphool wi" have a display of sonie of their busy work, at Tates" next Saturdy. Miss Florence Streain and Mrs. Stella James are planning to give a school program in the near future.

Caroline Kersten of Deerf iejd spent Saturday, and Sunday "at Oanica and attended Sunday School. Sunday was the day for election of Sunday School officers. 'Miss Iona Half was chosen Superintendent. Mr Thos Wilj iams assistant Sup Miss Grace Mil jer secretary. Mrs.

Short-ridge supt. of Cradle Rolf. Mrs. Thos. Williams.

Supt. of Missonary Work and Mrs Thos. Bruner. organist. Mrs Shortridge gave a fine Cradle Roll program Sunday.

The room was decorated with flowers, festoons and pictures. Photos of the members were placed up for inspection. Albert LeRoy Barnes, being the youngest ore present, was rocked ir tne craaie. wane the others sang songs. Mrs bhortridge promoted eigrt gradutes and they received diplom.as and New Testaments.

After the program the children were treated to oranges. Four infants were baptized by Rev. Nicholson. KENDALL Little Elmer Alexander fractured his arm while pjaying Tuesday. Frances Williard Day was observed by the school children Tuesday.

Miss Bertha Wells was absent rorr- school Tuesday on account of sickness Mr. and Mrs. Sam Downs spent Wednesday evening with Kendal) friends. 1 Rev. Davis, an evangelist filjed Rev.

Hankins appointment here Sunday. Misses Alexander and Miss Nora Ettinger were shopping in Syracuse. last Tuesday. A largecrowd attended the dance at Alleys Saturday night and a good time is reported. Mrs.

Florence Laut2enheiseT is spending some time here with rela tives and friends. Don't forget the program and box supper at the" sbhool house Friday night October 1st. Lester Phillips-, returned Monday from Eastern Kansas, where he hs spent the past four months'. Mrs. Annie Ginn." who lj.a3 been visitng in Kendalj instructed the advanced geography classes in making salt and flour1 maps Friday.

C. C. Aljey made a business tTip to Cimarron Thursday. 'His daughter. Miss.

Josephine, who is attendisg high school there, returned with him to spend the week esd. The Community; Meeting. Thursday night was a decided success in every way. A literary society was or ganized. the first meeting to be held October 15th.

PRAIRIE RANGE The neighbors are busy in this community. threshing L. A. Francouer lost a gcod mare one day this week. Fred Cleman transacted business in Finney county, last week.

The Chessmore sale was v.elj at tended and everything brought fair 3 Ncbraxilca. who were injured in the re cent hail storm have recovered from their injuries. Mr. McConaughey of Lakin was out on his farm north of Deerf eld. this week, helping with the work Adam Molz moved some buildings from his rartch to his place in town, to use fof graneries.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Armstrong and Mrs. B. N.

Rector and son Harley were Garden City shoppers. Saturday The best politican we have -in ths community is a woman: who says she will stand by the women and chijdren but the rest can take care' of themselves. SOUTH KEARNY- Ed Feldman was a Lakin Monday. visitor. Er Neff delivered grain in Lakin last Monday.

Rube Daniels delivered grain to the county seat last Monday. Frank Feldman is home for a few weeks! before going to his home in Colorado M. G. Henderson is reported as getting along fine with Dr. Richards in attendance.

Miss Maude Laney. who has been nursing M. G. Henderson the past two weeks, left for her home in Lakin Sunday iiight. NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE IU1 Jl nm inter DEEKFIELD Henry Ochs transacted business irt Lakin.

Friday. Miss Bessie Huff is our new high school instructor. Oscar Downing trassacted busi ness here. Tuesday. Fred Marks made a business trip to Lakin.

Wednesday. C- E. Pritchard says duck hunting is good and the water fine. The Isely eevator forwarded three cars of wheat, the -past week Mrs J. S.

Futhey spent Tuesday with 'Lakin relatives and friends. Miss Sulie James spent Sunday witli ber mother at Oanica. John Hale was in the county seat Monday on a business mission Mr. and Mrs John Hall are home from a visit with Wichta rends. J.

R. Pelnar and family were Sun day guests of his parents at Peterson Several of our citizens were caljed the last of the week on lega busi ness. Tom Hazel was in town Tuesday. transacting business with our merc hants. Dave Eves is with us again, re lieving the second trick operator at the depot.

Turney" Tuggle returned Tuesday from Hutchinson and said it was some fair. Guy Ramsay left Sunday for noints in Oklahoma, lookincr for a new location. Mr. and Mrs. Max Bacon returned from Hutchinson, where they spent the past week." Mr and Mrs Samuel Corbett were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Oscar Downing-Mrs.

Florence Bruner. an instruct or in our school, spent Sunday at her home in north Kearny. George and Mrs Buell were guests of Hutchinson friends, the past week and took in "the State Fair sights. Harry Foldtz is here from Los Anereles. California visitng rends arid 'looking after business interests.

A number of new cement walks have been put down the past week and the good work is still in progress Our boys are highly eated over winning the game at Ulysses Sunday it giving them two games out three. Our stores have adopted an evening closing order and after October 1st they will cjose 4the days business at seven o'clock. Mr and Mrs James? Eyman. on their way to their" new home in Garden City, visited rends here Monday for a short tame. Mr and Mrs VV.

Ulinesmith are here from Oklahoma, 'visiting their daughter. Mrs. George Hurst end family and other friends. The Deerf ield school is not behind the times, as the children are being hauled to and from school is trucks. Watch the Nugget City grow.

Mr. and Mrs A. R. Downing are here visting his children and cabling on friends. They attended the G.

A. R. -Reunion at Indianapolis and report a good time. The ball boys say that the day would have been lost, had not "Babe Ruth CampbelJ come to the rescue with a home run. in the Deer-field-Ulysses game.

OANICJL- I Adam: Bohl was a business visitor. Monday. Mis-Kate Bohl spent Sunday. with home folks- I Edgar Roberts has been binding feed, for the neighbors. Ed Weldon finished threshing for Mr.

Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Michel of Lakin. visited relatves here Sunday.

Mr and Mrs James Trotter of East ern Kansas spent Sunday with friends here. Mrs Stella James, and Miss Florence Streain spent the week end in Lakin. Miss Minnie Coeber of Deerf eld passed through here Sunday on her way to Lydia. of the pupils from the Columbia school received perfect at BSPTJBLIOAN TICKET Per President WARREN HARDING Fer Vice President CALVIN COOLIDtE Presldeatlel Eleetera L. X.

THOMPSON. Norton W. RYAN. Wathana J. M.

ADAMS. KlOarado fMM W. BRKYFOOLE. Olatha MMIT OREXN. KamMS City IV XAMMOND.

Bvrlinrten C. MOUSTON. Blrin A. 0. JORDAN.

Lyons MATIB TOOTHAKER KIMBALL. Manhattan LAURA KTNKR. Baloit, Ualted tatea Sanater CHARLES CURTIS. Topeka Justice Of Supreme Caurt Pasitian Na. I KINKY 7.

MASON. Garden City Jaetlee Of Supreme Ceurt Pasitian Ne. 3 JOKK MARSHALL. Topeka Juetioe Of Supreme Ceurt Pasitian Ne. 7 JOB I.

DAWSON. Hill City everner B59PTRT J. ALLEN. Wichita Lieutenant Qeverner CHARLES S. HUFFMAN.

Columbus Saaretery Of State L. f. FETTIJOHN. Dode City State Auditer KORTON A. TURNER.

Russell State Treesurer B. T. (TOM) THOMPSON. Bellaire Atterney Oeneral RICHARD J. HOPKINS.

Garden City Superintendent Of Public Instruction LORRAINE ELIZABETH WOOSTER Salima Superintendent Of Insurance FRANK L. TRAVIS. Iola 9tate Printer 1MRI BUMWALT. Bonner Spring Csnnrsssman, 7th. District J.

M. TINCHER. Madleina Ladga State Senator, 38th. District H. K.

FRIZELL. Lamed Representative, 116th Distriot RAY MORRIS. Lakin Per County Attorney K. R. THORPK Scanty Clerk Warn.

X. BRUNER, Lakin Per County Treasurer WILMA COCHRAN Register Of Deeds STELLA JAMES. Lakin Per Sheriff KB KILL Probata Judge J. B. LONfi.

Lakin Superintendent Of Public Instruction INDIA H. SIMMONS. Lakin Clerk Of The District Ceurt BTHSL TIPTON. Lakin emmtaaiener, 2nd. Diatrict T.

S. FADDACH. Lakin eaamtasiener. trd. Distriot I.

HALB. DaerflelA TWO PER CENT TO THE POOR- The Government solicits the money of the poor working people of the country for deposit in its posta savings department and pays therefor interest at the rate of 2 per cent ter annum. The Government also solicits money from the big bankers of the country in exchange for its Treasury certificates of indebtedness and pays therefor, interest at the rate of 6 per cent, three tisnes what it gives to the postal savings depositor. The postal savings shanks are open to alj but the certi ficates of indebtedness are avail abje only at the banks. There ought to be some way devised and put in to operation by the Secretary of the Treasury by which every citizen could have the privilege of subscrib ing to every issue of Government securities, with no partiality for the big moneyed interests when the offerings are to be marketed.

IOCAX AND OTHEHWISE- Harold Thorpe returned from Sunday with a new 1920 matter. per incb per issue. Net. 0 4a)4Q a) a) a) Model Maxwell. and it is sure a beauty.

Miss Ruth Dearth spent Sunday with her parents at Holcomb. C. H. Waterman in the Hutchinson Fair sights last week. Revival meetings wilj begin at the Methodist church, next Sunday.

Mrs J. A. Carlie. who has been quite sick for several weeksf is im proving. Mr Michael Mc Nelis of Pjeasant Hil was the guest of Lakin friends Saturday.

Wallace Roderick was kicked by a horse Saturday noon. Dr. Johnston attending. W. J.

Revard and family of Fairfax. Oklahoma spent Friday here with friends. Mr and Mrs J. J. Elis of.

Jerome. Idaho were here the past week visi ting his brother. W. S. Davies shipped a car of horses -from this point to Ardmore Jklahoma.

Saturday. Mr and Mis J. J. Seebert of Maren, Kansas were Friday visitors for a short time. Alfred Kronig was in Wichita county, the ast of the week looking after cattle interests.

T. N. Thorpe is home from a business trip to Hutehinson other points in the east. and Mart Barnes made a trip rto the east part of the state this week taking in the State Fair. Hart.

Thorpe and Co. are putting in new and up to date scales, re placing those on main street. George Varncy is home from a weeks visit in Pueblo, Colorado and while ihere attended the big fair. Auto tourist travel v. as on the de cjine the past week but they'll be hoopin' her up again in a few days Our creani stations paid fifty-four cents for butter fat Saturday, which has been (the ruling price for some time.

Kalpn lihorpe returned from a business trip ito Johnson. Kansas Tuesday, where he established Maxwejl auto agency. Dr. Johnston has been appointed Government, Examiner in connect ton with, the examinaton. care ana treatment of ex-soldiers.

Mr and Mrs E. D. Mitchel were Saturday shoppers; from Bear Creek. Mitch says he wilj soon be rich as they are going to strike oil. Babe Mujlany attended the State Fair at Hutchinson the past week and said he would not (have missed the sights for a farm in Russia.

a The Leonard Entertainers are holding the boards at the Electric Theatre this week and a good Attendance is being accorded them each evening. A Grant County farmer said to us the other day: The rats shelved at least a half bushe of corn in most of my shocks in the field, ast year." Bat the rat and keep on batting him. modern way of handling mnas. at your disposal. We "will be We are asking right now for the x.

a To The Highest Bidder A It II See It Oh Display In Our AVindow. All bids must be in by 2:00 p. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9th, at which time the secret bid box will be opened and the heater delivered to the highest bidder. You Day Be The Lucky Bifc-UHO MOm? This heater, noted for its tremendous fuel economy wijl keep your rooms at" an dyen steady temperature day and night. You can burn any fiiil-no fires to build.

Don't fail to see this heater aud its famous Cole's Hot Blast Draft, Anti-Puffing Draft and Air Tight. Construction. Be sure and ask for free circular; REMEMBER-Yoiir bid must be in the box by Saturday. October 9, 1920. CSiickens may come home to roost but it isn't that way with doUari They never com home when turned loose they are gone for good.

'That's why we advise you 'to open an account with ns and keep your dollars in our fire proof, burgla poof -vaults, cinder lock and key and always safe hut subject to your check. It's the safe, sane and Afl bur banking facilities' are glad to be of service to you," THE LAKIN STATE BANK..