Barton County democrat. [volume], March 05, 1909, Image 4

About Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915

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The Democrat
gnblisfrid Weetly at $1 JO Per Year In Advance
W. P. FEDER,
Editor and Publisher
FRIDAY, MAR. 5, W9
Advertising Rates
J plT Per inch, jingle column 10c
first week, 8c each additional week,
Social position Uc Per month 32c
.cal Readtrt-Sc a line per week.
. bpeciaJ position 10c Carda of Thanki
nl Resolutive ot Condolence, incline.
r!llfch NoHci-Pree,' except wbtn
for entertainmenu where an admission
'uci charged, Sea line' j .
fecial Contract Kateton large ad-
rertisements.
Mrs. HIKe Dailey Deal
Mm M Dailey diel Monday
-tuofrting after aa illness of several
years.- Mrs. Dailey has gradually
declined in health but her sudden
death was a great shock to the
family. She never complained and
had been :up and around the house
until the da, before her death. Mrs.
Dai ley, 'formerly Rose Anna Farrell,
Was born in Cedarburg, Wisconsin,
Dec. 8tb, 1859 and died March 1st,
1909, in this city. She was 50 years
2 months and 23 days of age at the
tin e of her death. Mr. and Mrs.
Dailey were married at Cedarburg,
Wisconsin, Feb.- 10, 1880 and two
weeks after their marriage came to
children, John, James, Mary,. Agpts,
Julia and Emma, the -youngest being
eleven years old.
The funeral services were held at
the Catholic church in this city at 10
o'clock Wednesday and wore attend
ed by a large nunber of sorrow ing
friends and neighbors, a large number
of them being fromtbeOlmiiz neigu.
jborluwd where the family resided for
jmany years.
Dave Murphy-'-was here from
fjowington Wednesday visaing with
f' tends,
District court convened Tuesday
morning with Judge Elrick C Cole
j a judge protem. Some little business
iwas transacted, and adjournment
was then take until March 1 5th.
The Elks had a big lime at their
meetine Monday evening. There
miles west and one mile ootth i
Galatia, an-i s ven .rid vntt ha
mues north'? and one an: oik-.If
miles east of (Xi . Mr-.Mjcs 4 ill 1
probably purchiic properly in Great
Bend an) make ibis rii hrn j
Barton ComTty'ifSpellmg Contest
The last session of the Bar
ton county Teachers' Association .
"will meet in the high school build
ing, Great Bend, Kans., on Satur
day, March 20th, itf09; at whicn
time and place the spelling con
test will be held.
The association has been busy
making plans and securing priz
es for the contest. They - ar
now able to offer the following
prizes : A set of twenty well se- "
lected library books and a year's
free scholarship to McPherson
College'. A year's free scholar- '
sFip to the Nickerson College, a '
one-half year's scholarship to the
lr.TH nn . j . ji: t
. . . j., . . . . jhcx iiersou touege, ouu sis. aum-
was im w uuVxM prize bejn? aar,s
given the work, and after the business fjee subscription to- one of Bar-
of the evening was transacted an ton County's weekly papers. In )
elegant banquet was served. all a total of nine prizes is offer-
'tionl aweekly newspapers. In
J. T. Myers was down from near, I
Galatia last Friday and. Saturday j. The manner of awarding the (
making arrangements for his big sale, prizes and ruls governing the ,
which will occur Wednesday, March ! been made known to
'Aflflh ToninAv in rna fnn httt i np
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s The Real Bargain Center of Great Bend
I Smart Wearing Apparel for
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Wc arc showing the smartest effects In Spring Wearing Apparel
for Women In Suits. The Wldes Variety of Styles, Materials and Col
orings, we have ever displayed, at from - - - - - $115 to $40.00
At each price we offer you the best suit that money can produce.
These suits are of the famous "Sunshine" make, that In Itself Is a
garantee of their Superorlty, :
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SE WINDOWS FOR DISPLAYS
10th. The sale will start . promptly
at 10 o'clock as there is a large
amount of stuff to sell. There are a
number of good horses offered, 8
good milk cows, as well as a number
of calves, hog, lots of farming imple
ments. household goods and numer
ous other articles. Six months credit
Kansas and moved on a farm near I will be given, on sums over $10, and
Olmitz where they lived until about
seven year ago when they moved to
Great Bend.- She leaves to mourn
her death, - her husband and six
there will be a discount of 4 per cent
for cash on sums of $10 or over. Free
lunch will be served at noon. Mr,
Myers farm is three and one-half
hieh school auditorium is large
and a goodly number of specta
tors attend. Everybody is in
vited.
Respectfully,
Edward Opie, Co.'Supt.
"X. J. Ashpole and daughter,
fay, returned to their home in
Topeka Sunday after visiting rel
atives here.
NEW SPRING MESSAUNE PRINCESS SUITS
Attractive styto indeed are these Messaline Suits. The women who
cares, will find these suits with' the Princess effect to their " liking, and the
prices always the lowest, - v - - . $17.00 to $25.00
Black Silk Coats $5.00 to $20.00
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The New Millinery is here-the Dress $
Goods are herethe New Suits and Skirts are $
here, the new combs, belts, bags and all
kinds of Furnishings are nere
And Spring is Here
Mrs. Himrod will te assisted by Miss .Grigsby in 5!
$ the Millinery department this season and this department
j . is now rounding into shape with the greatest stock of
$ millinery ever brought to Barton County, from the a
cheapest child's hat to the splendid French patterns, and
at any price you wish to pay-a hat that will plsas? you and J
look styish git you. Also in this department w havs a stock of hair J
goods, puffs, switchss etc i
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New Spring Suits, Skirts & Jackets
Almost every sxpress Lrmgs us new supplies in this department, of
the greatest values possible. Our early showing of silk gowns met with
such wondsrfull succsss lhat we have sscured more of them at, $18.00
to $20.00 for a beautiful silk drsss that fits. Is it any wonder they sell?
icials This Week
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New Spring Jackets
Made on the New Mode), loog
straight, bipleEa effects, trimmed
in self material and buttons.
Misses $3.50 to $5.00
Ladies $6.50 to $12 50
LADIES'
EMBROID
ERED COLLARS,
15c to
25c
Ladies' Messaline, Net
and White Lawn
Waists
Each in their respective classes
Wonders at the" prices we ask
at $1.25 to $9.00
. Are t you interested in Dress
Skirts? Let us show you the
best fitting skirt ever shown in
Great Bend. The spring line is
now complete. .
Misses $30 to $5.00
Ladies $35 to $20.00
No charge for alteration.
Pireinniieinnis
Those waiting for premium ruu can pet them
now Other premiums on display.
Words cannot tell oithe hand
some and tasty combinations
youll ind in our Kuppenheimer
SSS $18.00 25.00
The illustration shown is one
ol the models, but to lolly ap
preciate the perfect fit and cx
ciusiveness of the garments
you should fry them on. You'll
be pleasantly surprised.
Other suits for
f!.T 1 $10.00 to $25.00
Boys and Young Mens
Tbes S2.50 to 17.50
CopjnUu 1909
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Ladies' Elastic Belts
good buckks, Black Brown
sr Blue, special each
wi
10.
200 Beautiful mounted pictures, .
16x20 of splendid assort- -ment
of subjects, sach
At tk(
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Bolinder Store
New
Showing
Mens Spring
Trousers
bweet Orr maVp.!
Have you pcen thj
New lielt Grip on
them, you won't
find it on other
makes. Belter try
a pair this time,
$2.50
to
$6.00
$5,00
NEW SPRING
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For Ladies
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S2.00
S4.00
New Spring Sfiirfs,
Bells, New
for Men, New
Nectar
ASK FOB PREMIUN COU
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PURCI2ASES
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