Abilene Daily Reflector from Abilene, Kansas • 4

THE ABILENE DAILY REFLECTUR and MORE coffee drinkers are coming to realize that Chase Sanborn Coffee is really the best coffee produced and costs no more than ordinary coffee. That is why we have such a phenomenal sale for it. QUALITY SERVICE- SATISFACTION 277-PHONE-277 DAILY REFLECTOR MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1921 RECENT REFLECTIONS All's well with the Maxwell. dwtf It your clock is sick And its pulse beats slow Take it to Cooley And he'll make it go. 26d-w1m J.

A. Drake, Chiropractor Doctor. Lady attendant 1 to 6 p. m. Third and Cedar street.

Oldsmobile sets the pace. Twentysecond year. Watch the Forde go by tt (Political Advertisement) D. R. Gorden as mayor will belong to 110 one but The display of lithographs and woodcuts by Birger Sandzen is open to the publie at the Abilene School of Music.

5d4t WIll sell or trade for a bicycle, a good violin. Call phone 465. Wanted -Lots $0 plow or any kind of hauling; prices reasonable. Phone 2520. 5d6t The J.

A. Dessenberger sale off. household goods has been postponed until Thursday, March 17. 703t Regular meeting of the Yoemen on Tuesday evening. 1td Regular meeting of the Eastern Star Tuesday evening.

Work. 1td For Sale Two rocking chairs, one leather Morris chair, one lounge, two stands, one bookcase, one 200-egg Old Trusty incubator, one Old Trusty brooder. Call Saturday, Monday or Tuesday. Phone 343. 4d4t MRS.

J. G. NORMAN (Political Advertisement) D. R. Gorden is not over estimating the office of mayor.

He has stated that there are two other men on the commission who should be consulted on all the city's affairs.Com. Insurance Service MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE Consultation Without Obligation GANS-HUTTON AGENCY Reflector Bldg. Phone 89 ABILENE, KANS. 50 dozen CANNED PEACHES large size cans Both Sliced and Halves Packed in 1920 but at a 1914 price per can 20c DENTZER'S GROCERY "Good Things to Eat" (Political Advertisement) D. R.

Gorden has stated emphatically that he has not made and will not make any promises; that in the event of his election he will decide nothing until has he is become in office, familiar and with that the city's affairs he will endeavor to do the things which he considers for the city's best Household Goods Household goods now on sale, 716 N. W. Seventh. PETER CARROLL. 702t Trustee (Political Advertisement) D.

R. Gorden did not seek the office of mayor. A number of repreo sentative citizens agreed that was the proper man to run, and he became a candidate after over four hundred people signed a paper asking him to Com. Just received a car of apples consisting of five varieties, Ben Davis, Canos. Missouri Pipins, Genitons and Wine Saps, $2 per bushel.

Feed, flour and seed. Cash paid for poultry and eggs, A. 0. U. W.

hall. wtt CARROLL PRICE Death of Sister Edward Sister Edward died a St. Joseph orphaneg this morning. Mass will be held tomorrow morning at the chapel at 7:45 and the body taken to Concordia for burial. Girl Wanted For general housework, one who can go home nights preferred.

Good wages. Call phone 121. 7dtf (Political Advertisement) The candidacy of D. R. Gorden is a case of the office seeking the man.

-Com. MOVIES MOVE FOR DECENCY National Association Plans to Bar Questionable Films New York, March to prevent the production of questionable films and to preclude exploitation of pictures in a manner offensive to good taste were embodied in resolutions adopted by the National Association of the Motion PicIndustry, made public here last night. The association, which represents most of the motion picture producers and distributors in the United States, protested against films "arousing baudy emotions, pandering to a salicious curiosity, or in any manner injurious to public welfare." If the producers do not live up to this standard, the resolution threatthem with expulsion, and declared the association would assist in the criminal prosecution of of- fenders. New American, Ladies Home Journal, Womans Home Companion, Red Book, Literary Digest. CARLSON'S THE LYRIC THEATRE G.

'A. KUBACH, Proprietor HOBART BOSWORTH OWN LAW" By Frank Brownlee. No written book contains the code of honor this penetrating, swift-going picture depicts, with the greatest male actor before the screen in the principal role. It's a super-love story of two big, proud, fighting men and a beautiful girl. "He Looks Like Him" A Special Christie Comedy.

William Fox PLUNGER" With GEORGE WALSH. "Pathe News" Current Events Wednesday and Thursday- Samuel Goldwyn and Rex Beach Basil King's powerful drama of the Western world, "EARTHBOUND." Admission 10c and 20c First Show 7:30 p.m. (War Tax Included) Second Show 9 p. m. GOOD-BYE1 TO TROOP A Abilene Loses Its National Guard Unit to Yates Center The National -Guard unit is 110 more for Abilene.

The horses and equipment of the cavalry troop A are to be shipped this week to Yates Center which was selected out of several towns anxious to get it. Col. M. A. McLean, assistant adjutant general, is here checking out the troop.

Capt. F. H. Grigg, who has given hard and efficient work to make the troop a success and has done his best to keep it here did not have support enough to retain the unit. The town owes Capt.

Grigg a lot of praise for his efforts as it does to others of the ex-service men who struggled to make the work succeed. But as no new men would enroll and the old wanted to get out nothing was to but to give up, losones, ing Abilene a creditable feature and the expenditure of a lot of government money that will now gO to Yates Center. Each member of the guard received regular salary, the horses were kept here eighty of them--and altogether it meant considerable to the town. But Abilene refused to get excited about it and so it is good-bye to Troop A. (Political Advertisement) A Statement by D.

R. Gorden D. R. Gorden, candidate for mayor, in speaking to friends said: Now I don't want anything said against any othe reandidate. It is not my idea to get up by pulling some one else down.

While I appreciate the position I did not want to be a candidate and now that you fellows have go me into it you have to do the larger share of the work. I have never ran for office and I seem to lack the faculty for campaigning which some men have. will appreciate the support of every voter and if the people want me for mayor I will give the office the best there is in me. COMMITTEE. Notice, Members of Commercial Club The annual meeting for the election of officers will be held at the club rooms at 8 p.

m. Wednesday, March 9. A full attendance is desired. G. A.

ROGERS. 742t President. (Political Advertisement) D. R. Gorden is a member of the library board and a director of the demetery Association and neither position pays any salary.

He is not much interested in the $700 that Abilene is now paying the mayor's office. He has stated that he does not believe that the next enumeration will give Abilene a population of quite 5,000 and he fully expects that the salary will drop back to $300. Gorden isn't "simply after the -Com. TEACH APPLE PACKING TOO Canadian Government Invests in Practical Education Grand Forks, B. March The Canadian government, which has expended large sums in the teaching of livestock breeding, grain raising and fruit growing, has added another feature to its campaign of agricultural education by establishing an apple-packing school in this town.

Government instructors have been assigned to the unique institution which is expected to effect a saving of thousands of dollars annually by eliminating waste due to improper packing. WOULD FREE EUGENE DEBS Liberation of All Political Prisoners Also to. Be Sought no asking Boston, the release of Eugene V. Debs, formerly Socialist candidate for president, from the federal penitentiary at Atlanta, and requesting that amnesty be granted "to all persons whose political beliefs formed the basis of their prosecutions, trials and imprisonments" were adopted at a mass meeting here yesterday. Speakers included members of the excutive committee of the national Socialist party, which will conclude a 3-day session here.

WINS SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP (Associated Press) Lake Placid, N. March Charlene Jewstraw, skating national champion ama- was the winner of the greatest number of points in the inernational circuit skaing events which closed here recently. The three meets comprising the circuit were the Canadian, held at Montreal; the National, held at Saranac Lake, and the International. held here a Lake Placid. BIG BASKET BALL MEET More Than Thirty Teams Will Compete in Kansas City (Associated Press) Kansas City, March largest, field in the history of a natonal basket ball classic is entered in the National Athletic Union championship tournament which began here today on the floor of convention hall.

More than thirty teams from coast to coast will compete for the basket ball honors of he nation. The Los Angeles Athletic club sent squad from the far west and New York University is represented with a strong team. Schools and athletic clubs from fifteen states are scheduled for the fray which will continue all week. (Political Advertisement) The election of D. R.

Gorden means a square deal for everyonethat every man will get all he is entitled to, and no WOMAN A LUMBER JACK (Associated Press) Stanley, March in lumber Jacks clothing and engaged in the rough and strenuous work of "skidding" logs is the work of Mrs. John Ingles of Polley, who is helping her husband skid logs on a contract. Mrs. Ingles does the regular work of a lumber jack with zest and ability that would be amazing to her sisters in the city. She is the mother of four children and has been doing this work for almost, five years.

(Political Advertisement) If any man is supporting D. R. Gorden on the theory that he is goto have any special influence with him in the event of his election, that man is going to be fooled.Com. OBREGON LAUDS HARDING Characterizes Speech as Conceived in Splendid Spirit Mexico City, March far as Mexico is concerned. President Harding's inaugural address contained nothing for criticism, President Obregon told newspaper dents today.

He characterized the speech as conceived in a splendid spirit for people of the world, highly instructive and highly moral. The subject of a treaty between Mexico and the United States, the president said. had never been discussed by the present government of Mexico, explaining that recognition would not be urged by Mexico, "but must follow as the inclinations of the several counties dictate." CREATES HOME DEPARTMENT South Dakota Acts to Meet Housing Situation Pierre, S. March Dakota, through a bill enacted by the legislature, steps to the fore in meeting the house shortage in that state, by loaning to the individual. the finances necessary for the construction of home.

The bill which becomes a law on July 1, creates a separate home building department within the already established rural credits department. This new department is authorized to sell bonds of the state, the proceeds of which will be loaned at a rate of interest not exceeding one and one-tenth per cent above the rate paid on the bonds. RESTRICT DISTRIBUTION Would Limit Manufacturers to Sale of Own Products Washington, March further restricting the distribution of liquor--now confined to manufacturers and wholesale, druggists -have been drawn await the approval of the new administration. The regulations would limit manufacturers in the sale of their own products. Such a step, in the opinion of prohibition officials, would greatly restrict the sale of intoxicants and by cutting off the slight latitude now allowed manufacturers, coupled with the elimination of the wholesale liquor dealers, virtually would limit the distribution of liquor to wholesale druggists.

CUT HIS HUMOR SHORT Comedian Who Violates Parole Must Return to Reformatory Hutchinson, March Fiske, a comedian and entertainer, who was an inmate of the state reformatory, and who had been allowed to go to a barbecue at Nickerson, a few miles away, to help in an entertainment, violated confidence and escaped. He has been captured, according to a telegram the institution, at Wyandotte, Okla. He will do no more entertaining for some time, Superintendent Bigelow anonunces. New Garage The Overland Service Station, 1204 Northwest Third Street, west of Santa Fe track, Abilene, is now ready for business. Now get busyhave your car ready for spring use.

If you want satisfactory service, take your Overland car to the man who has specialized on them for seven years. He can tell you what your trouble is and fix it at little cost. The generator is the life of your battery. The Overland Man knows your Auto-Lite Electrical System from one end to the other. Grabbing clutches break rear axles and ring gears and disables the car elsewhere.

J. H. VILES, Prop. Residence Phone 7071 Abilene, Kansas Ge GOSSIP OF SOCIETY The T. B.

class of the Grace Reformed church will meet at the home of Doyle Gamber, 515 West Eighth street tonight at 7:30. The S. L. class of the Grace Reformed church will meet at the home of Miss Amy Watson, 910 North Cedar, tonight at 7:30. The Carnation club will meet with Mrs.

John Harman tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. Miss Iva Cunningham and Mr. John D. Miller, both of Manchester, were married Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at the Methodist parsonage. Rev.

Hovgard performed the ring ceremony. After the wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Miller will be at home in Manchester, and their friends will wish them much happiness. The Epworth League will hold a social in the league rooms at the Methodist church this evening at 7:30.

All young people are welcome to come and spent the evening with the Leaguers. The X. P. M. club will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.

C. E. Romine at 2:30. Cunningham-Miller The quarterly social of the Wesleyan Sunday school class has been postponed one week. It will be held at the church Monday afternoon, March 14.

(Political Advertisement) D. R. Gorden as mayor will have no desire to punish anyone; neither will he fear -Com. OFFICIAL HAS SKIPPED Grand Jury Called to Investigate Reno County Engineer's Affairs Hutchinson March 7-The whereabouts of D. E.

Gilmer, suspended county engineer of Reno county, remain a complete mystery. It was rumored that he had gone to Old Mexico to take a position with a mining company. There is no warrant for his arrest, and he has been acquitted of one charge against him. The grand jury, called to investigate the affairs of the engineer's office, will convene the first of April. TWO IRISH MAYORS KILLED (Associated Press) Dublin, March 7-George Clancy, mayor of Limerick, was shot and killed at his home early today and his wife seriously wounded.

About the same time Micheal 'Callaghan, former mayor of that city, also was killed in his residence. TO CUT PACKERS WAGES Omaha, March Omaha World- Herald said yesterday that the Armour, Swift, Cudahy and Morris packing companies will notify their employes of a 10 to 20 per cent wage reduction this week. Managers of the branch houses of the companies here would neither deny nor confirm the statement. ROPE IN NINE RADICALS Elizabeth G. Flynn Tries to Hold Meeting in Philadelphia Philadelphia, March Gurley Flynn, of New York, and eight Philadelphians were arrested here yesterday when police stopped a meeting at New Garrick hall, at which Miss Flynn was to have been the principal speaker.

Quantities of alleged radical literature was seized. Forgot What He Needed From the Republican, Mt. Giliad, Ohio: The an interesting experience some time ago, when a young gentleman came to this office and asked for a copy of the Morrow County Republican. He crutinized it carefully when copy was handed him, and then said: "Now I know!" "What is it you are looking for," we inquired. "My wife sent me after a edy, and I forgot the name.

I bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remin to several stores and the clerks named over everything in the line on the shelf except I'll try again, and I'll never go home without Chamberlain's Cough Remedy." The Republican would suggest to the proprietors of stores, that they post substitute their clerks, Customers and never lose let faith them stores, say where nothing substituting of the is injustice permitto makers of good goods and the disappointment of eustomers. "Today's news today" is our plan -you get the news of the world in the Reflector by telegraph sixteen hours ahead of any paper distributed here. The time has come, SO plant that GARDEN We have a full line of SEEDS, ONION SETS and POTATOES THE COMMUNITY STORE J. K. MARKLEY SON 5-PHONE-5 The Best Quality Meats BROADWAY MEAT MARKET ALBERT BENIGNUS, Prop.

Phone 234 or 859 on your way to the stores remember the name! osa Look at the name, and reTHE ABILENE PLOUR MILLS. COMPANY member it until you order it. Afterwards you'll not be able FLOUR to forget the goodness of GUARANTEED. ABILENE, KANS. "NO RISK" Patent Flour THE ABILENE FLOUR MILLS CO.

'ABILENE, KANSAS Fur Sale Extraordinary Don't, miss the exceptional opportunity to buy your fur coats, capes, scarfs or anything in furs from the line on display from New York City Thursday and Friday only at the Priem Millinery Shop. 743t A WELL-KNOWN NURSE TESTIFIES KANSAS CITY, have taken Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription many times with very good results. I have taken it for woman's weakness when I was all run-down, weak and nervous and it soon had me built up in health and strength. I have taken it at different times as give tonic relief. and it I has have never also failed to a a a a recommended it to others who have been benefited by its use.

"As I have done lots of nursing I am in a position to know that 'Favorite Prescription' has saved the life of many a MRS. A. GEHRIGER, 1402 Wood Avenue. All druggists. No alcohol.

MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY No longer I speak of the laundry In terms of derisive pause; Tho the bill may be high, I pay with a sigh For I know they've a valid excuse. realize wages have doubled, That everything calls for more When the laundry list jumps--well I've grown used to bumpsAnd I simply dig down in my jeans. We once had a "washlady" Mondays, Who filled up the whole house with steam; Scrubbed from eight until four, used up water galore, But our clothes were a drab dingy cream. Yet we paid her two dollars and car fares And dined her 'twas some job, I'll say; My wife blued and wrung, on the line the clothes hung, But the "washlady" struck for more pay. Now we send to the Abilene Steam LoundryWashing clothes is a science today, They come back snow-white, are a joy and delight, For such service I am willing to pay.

When I think of the steam and the odor, That made Monday a horror of yore; When I think of the mess--well, I'm proud to confessIt's the laundry for mine ever more. 14 lbs. Sugar $1 on $10 Orders You can rest assured that as soon as the market justifies VIOLA Will Sell Cheaper Large Sweet Oranges, dozen 18c; 2 dozen Belle Springs Butter, 54c Rich Nut Oleomargerine 29c Navy Beans tb 10 lbs 69c Jello, all flavors Karo Syrup, light, gal. ....8.4... Karo Syrup, dark, Armour's Macaroni, pkg Armour's Spaghetto and Noodles, pkg.

Libby Tomatoes, 2 lb. 10c Libby Corn, 2 tb. 10c Libby Peas. 10c Large Lima Beans, 2 Oranges, nice, juicy, d. Mazola, quart ...6.9 Real good Vinegar, quart Murdock's Spices, all XXXX Horseradish 14c Large Carnation Milk 15c Small Carnation Milk, 8c can or 2 for -15c Mustard Sardines Oil Sardines Murdock's Mustard, 14 oz, 27c French Mustard Libby Spinach 24c Libby Dill Pickles 25c Libby, Asparagus Libby Red Salmon 39c Libby Pink Salmon ...1.8 Happy Dale Salmon ...1.4.

Package Goods Iten's Vanilla Wafers 20c Iten's Cheese Wafers ..20 Iten's Cocoanut Wafers Iten's Graham Wafers ...2.0 Sambo Bck. Pancake Flour 18c Aunt Jamina Pancake Flour 18c or sack 49c Sambo Pancake Flour Sylvan Cod Fish Ribbon Peaches, 2 lb 65c Blue Ribbon Peaches, 5 lb $1.59 Swansdown Cake Flour 45c Arm Hammer Soda, Arm Hammer Soda, sm. 4c Seaside Lima Beans, 2lb. Durham's Cocoanut Sunmaid Raisins, seeded or seedless French's Bird Seed ...1.4 Royal Baking Powder Calumet Baking Powder ...3.4 C. Baking Powder, large 24c K.

C. Baking Powder, No-Risk Flour, 48 No-Risk Flour, 241b $1.25 Harden Tested Seeds VIOLA'S SAMPLE STORE We Deliver -Phone 400.