tomptrim, K«BMt, Wednesday, Aprfl 10,1940
THE KMPOHIA DAILY GAZETTE
Haynes Hardware
Is 46 Years Old
HAYNES' 46thH
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I April 12 thru April 20!
8 BIG SALE DAYS!
$1.04Qt
With Coupon
Quick-Drl Varnish
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stain
10%-GIFT CERTIFICaTE-10%
Good Only Durto» ThJi Sale
When Bl(tud and presented to Haynes Hardwam Company It entitles you to » discount oí 10% on any pur*
chase of Enterprise or Federal Paint Products.
Quick-Dri Enamel
Dries in 4 Hours
Redecorate Furniture,
Woodwork, Automobile»
address
Dries in Four Hours
FREE ESTIMATE COUPON
Ideal for Oinlngroom Furniture, FrMtt
Doors—hot waterproof
During our 17th Annual Enterprise Paint Sale we will
give free estimates on any paint job—take advantage of
this otter and save 10% on your spring house painting.
The best working varnish stain you
have ever used. Will not streaic or lap.
a common -fault with most others. And
Enterprise Quick Drl Varnish Stain is
hot waterproof—can be used inside or
outside. Comes In Light Oak, Dark
Oak, Mahogany, Walnut, Clear.
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Width of Building
Only 63c Pt., With Your Coupon
Clip and Use Your Coupon—Save
WITH COUPON
QUICK-DRI
Satin-Glo
qt.
86X qt.
FOUR!
WITH COUPON
A washable gloss enamel paint in beautiful colors
and white for kitchens, bathrooms, or wherever
washable gloss finish is desired—easy to apply, dries
hard and smooth.
95c
Quarts
$1.25 Pt70c
SCREEN ENAMEL
$1.70
$3-20
;¿-Gal.
Gala.
White, Pale Irery, Cream, Pale and Rich Buff, Silver Gray, Bright
Oreen, Pale Blue, Tan, Shell Gray, Pink, Lifht Green, Let, Orchid
Protect your screens and frames with this high quality enamel. A small can goes a long way. It will
not clog the screen mesh. Use your coupon and buy
a quart for 50c.
20c
Í4-PÍ.
PL
$1.00
$1.85
M-Gal.
GaL
Qt
BRING YOUR COUPON—SAVE 10%
WITH COUPON
A semi-gloss finish that will resist water, grease,
dirt, smoke and steam because of its washability.
Dries hard in a short time. Particularly adapted for
use in bathroom and kitchen. Made in 8 beautiful
shades and white.
50c
Pints
85c
Quarts
Priscilla Lane
Rosemary Lane
Lola Lane -Gale Page
$1.65
$2.95
U-GaL
Gals.
Your Choice of Nine Colon
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Dries in
4 Hours
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FEDERAL
QUICK-DRI
FLOOR VARNISH
Quick-Dri
Floor Enamel
^•a.1^"1 fMrw^iwi
A pale, durable varnish that has remarkable qualities of the finest varnishes, and in addition it dries in
4 hours. Protect your floors, furniture and woodwork with this high quality varnish.
WITH COUPON
Floors Shabby?
Uae Inaide and Outaide
A new long-wearing floor finish In new colors. Easy to spread,
dries rapidly so you use your fioors—no long waits. Buy a quart
with your coupon for only 86c.
Qt
*- " $1.75
95c
n
40c
70c
$1.25
$2.25
$4-25
H-Ft.
Pint
Quart
H-GaL
GaL
55c
Satin Finish
68X
WITH COUPON
The finest wall paint in new beautiful colors. Fast
drying, solid covering, rich, soft finish. Washable,
easy to apply. Redecorate dull walls now with Enterprise Satin Finish.
Qt.
SAVE—WITH YOUR COUPON
USE YOUR COUPON—SAVE 10%
77c qt
Z&y
Quick-Dri
Pt.
86X
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jsBinswj
With Coupon
75c
Gal.
Gal.
$1.35
$2.35 i
Use Vour Coupon—Save 10%
Colors—Warm Cream, Ivory, Sand Stone, Cream, Buff, Sliver,
Grar, Pcnrl Gray, Pale Blue, Sky Blue, Pink, Soft Green, Light
Green, Tan, Old Rose, Hazel Brown, White.
FEDERAL
SHED-WATER
With Coupon
Gfl
VARNISH
QUICK-DRI
ITU
Floor Paint
Tor interior floors and woodwork. A
hard-drying floor paint made to walk
on. May be easily cleaned. Comes in
practical colors in Quarts, Half Gallons and fallons.
Clip the Coupon—Buy a
Quart this week at
With Coupon
KJ
WITH COUPON
Here Is a varnish that Is Ideal for use on linoleum aa
It Is made especially to withstand water and will not
change the color or darken your linoleum. Bring
your coupon and get a pint for 63c.
M-Pt
Fast Drying
40c
ptat
70c
qnmrt
$1.25
BRING YOUR COUPON—SAVE 10%
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$2.35
As you know Wonder White is a heavy paste paint ground in oil and
sold in quarts, gallons and 5-gallon ¿its. Three gallons of Wonder
White Paste with necessary linseed oil and turpentine is sufficient to paint the average house of 2,500 square feet of surface, two
coats at a cost of approximately $1570 for the 6 gallons of paint,
which together with putty sash and porch paint, many houses can
be painted with this highest quality guaranteed paint for from $18
to $20 total cost.
A decorative enamel for interior use only— dries
rapidly and can be recoatcd in four hours. Easy to
apply and covers well. Made in 8 colors and also in
black and white,
Pt.
50c
90c
$1.75
YOUR COUPON WILL SAVE YOU 10%
Paint now at lowest prices In recent history. Basic mated*'
prices are advancing. Avoid delay. Boy now.
LIQUID FLOOR WAX
pl.33c--Qf.59e
Art Exhibit Here
Big
•WARE
PHOH1 (OS.
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The finest bam paint of best ferric oxide, and pure Unseed oil at the unusual
price of $1.58 gallon. Ordinarily this
quality of paint would cor.t over $2.00
per gallon. Enterprise Red Bam Paint
in a semi-paste paint at $1.75 with 1
gallon linseed oil at $1.10 gallon give»
you a finish coat pure oil palnr at the
lowest cost Imaginable for quality.
Don't neglect your barn and outbuildings, Let us show you how
you can save money on this paint.
GaL
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HAYNES'
NO-RUB
qt.
WITH COUPON
A very hard, durable porch floor paint
In practical colors. Easy to scrub
clean—colors that do not show tracks
plainly—floors rot quickly unless protected from rain, «now, hot Bunshine
and standing water. Paint Now I
RED BARN PAINT
WITH COUPON
$1.70
GalKHs
$1.65
GaL
USE YOUR COUPON—SAVE 10%
75c VALUE
WASHABLE DUST MOP
20c
May Robson /.
$1.58
4-HOUR ENAMEL
Over 17 Years of Proven TJse and Service In Emporla. Thousands of usen of Wonder While acclaim it the most remarkable
Ion; service, whitest paint sold. Now priced
(reduced to use) gallon, with coupon
Porch Paint
IOC
An exhibit of 34 color paintings
is up in the Emporla State nrt
gallery for the remainder of this
BRING YOUR COUPON-BUY A QUART FOR 86c
month, and will bo open to the public except during hours when
classes are meeting in the gallery.
Tha exhibit was selected from the
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37th annual exhibition of t.hc Philah adelphia Water Color club, shown
at the Pennsylvania Academy of
With Coupon
Fine Arts, nnd Is circulated by the
5? American Federation of Fine Arts.
Among the water colors arc
landscapes of all kinds, a few portraits and still llfcs.
SUNSHINE
Wonder
White
(Contlnutd item ftt* BU)
8. A. Brown Lumber company,
which had yards in Emporla and
other towns in the Neosho valley.
Finally, in 1890. the chance came to
juy Brown's lumber yard and Henry
Shields and John Q. became its
owners. A third interest holder was
Harmon Heintz. The three renamed Missionary Society
,he firm the Emporla Lumber company. It was situated on the pres- Established 60 Years
ent Junior High school site.
NEVER ASKED FOR A JOB.
Garnett, April 10 W) — Seventy"Before going into the lumber five women from nearly a score of
business, I had spent eight years eastern Kansas towns celebrated
with the N. E. Weaver hardware the 60th anniversary of the Methoitore and two years with the Peters dist Women's Home Missionary soiardware company," John Q. ciety at an Ottawa district conferHaynes said. "I was sought after in ence. Dr. E. P. Buck, Ottawa, diseach caw. I never had to ask for a trict superintendent, was speaker.
ob in Emporla."
In February 1894, W. E. and his
brother, N. B. Haynes, decided to
close their Norwich «tore. W. E.
Haynes came back to Emporla and
under the name of Haynes Brothers, rented the present south room
Night 10c-35c
rom B. D. Thomas and opened the Mat. 10c-25c
Haynes Brothers hardware store. He
was Joined by N. B. Haynes the first
day of the following September, N.
LAST TIMES TON1TE
B. having remained In Norwich to
lettle that business. John Quintas
lad joined the firm in July 1894
laving sold his interest in the Emxjria Lumber company to his
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
irother Henry, Three brothers were
now together in the hardware buslicss. The fourth brother Joined In
1896 when Henry Shields Haynes
sold his Interest back to Mr. Brown.
When H. S. Haynes joined the firm
;he time had come for expansion
and the brothers bought the three
rooms which they now have and
.heir growing business filled it. The
Haynes Hardware company was incorporated in 1907.
BRANCHES ESTABLISHED.
Through the years. Henry Shields
laynes became the traveling member of the firm and he was out in
.he territory taking orders for the
Inn. A branch was established in
Amerlcus in 1917 and this was con,imted until 1022. A Hartford
iranch was established in 1918 and
.his was managed most of the time
by John Q. Haynes. It was closed
FROM
n 1932.
AMERICA'S
Sons of W. E'. Haynes at various
.Imcs have been associated in the
FAVORITE
justness.
Charles
Haynes
left
the
r
lrm in 1927. He now is In Tulsn,
Okla., connected with a company
which deals with oil lenses. Later,
W. E. Haynes, jr., Joined tho firm
and was with it until the spring of
1935. He now Is in the paint busi- 'i.
The "Four f)flufA/«Tj"*'
ness In Bt. Joseph. Mo.
The late Charles Ford, who died
in 1934, held an interest in the firm,
which now Is held by his family.
Nathan B. Haynes' son, John W.. is
i member of the firm, nnd Miss
Vlarlc Haynes, a daughter of John
Grand fr Tktm Ever At fkt
Qulntus, Is an employe. H. S.
Haynes was the first member lost
[rom the firm. He died In September 191Ü. Nathan B. Haynes, the
oldest brother, died In September
1923. William E. Hnynes nnd his Prcucnled by WARNER BROS..with
brother, John Q., 77 nnd 85 years
Claude Rains
respectively, still aro activo in the
firm and are in the store dnlly. f~
-v Jeffrey Lynn
John Quintas, however, has been at
A
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Eddie Albert
home In recent weeks recovering
ljr,nk
from rheumatism and sinus trouble.
Mcllntti- Dick Pom
PROMINENT CITIZENS.
Both of the brothers nrc prominent In the First Presbyterian church
•xnd both are Masons. John Quintus
was on the city council in 1891-2
ADDED
nnd once was a library board member. W. E. Hnyncn long has been n
NEWS
loyal member of the Current club, a
study group.
JOHN
'Home
"We brothers have seen great
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changes come In the hardware business." W. E. Hnynes remarked.
"Probably the greatest chango has
come In farm machinery. When we
•started hero all machinery was
Winners
horse drawn, nnd riding cultivators
wo.ro just coming In. The bulk ol
Announced
our sales were walking cultivators
and walking plows. In those days
Tonight Ford V-8
the farm wngon was a big item of
Contest
business, nnd we placed tho Eain
and Weber farm wagons on ninny n
farm. I remember when rubbertired buggies came In and such Improved machines as the disc harrow.
I ¿old our first disc harrow to M. Q.
Brown, who lived north of town.
GOODS CHANGE WITH TIMES.
"While we still sell some of the
old-fashioned cook stoves and heaters, those stoves have been followed
by many improved types. We have
Show:; 2:1)0. 7:00, 6:30
handled rndlos from the time they
first became n commercial Item. Wo
ha-ve adapted our store to changing
times. For Instance In our north
room, we once had H men employed
Now Showing
making and mending harness."
Farm trnctors stand today where
these 14 men once made harness.
The gay nineties are often spoken
of as the golden nge of bicycles.
Reminded of this, Mr. Haynes
chuckled and said: "We sell more
bicycles today then we ever did."
"GRAPES OF WRATH"
With new low prices this is the greatest value available In quality enamels—
beautiful colors—remarkably easy to
apply—dries hard and smooth as glass
—cleans perfectly and wears and wears
and wears. Comes in White, Black,
Antique Ivory, Warm Cream, Alpin»
Blue, Jade and Sylvan Green, Mocha,
Suez Brown, Oriental Yellow, Bright
Orange and others.
Qt.
Relrht of Building
BRING THIS COUPON WITH YOU—
Wai-Gloss
55c
Pint»
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.
Length of Building ....................
Quick-Dri
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rnlre, Mluer, Al.'en, Biwhcn?,
Amerlcus, Logan Avsmi» and Whittier. Mrs. W. C. ?vtowi, supervisor r.f
music in the Bushong Orad» and
High schools, was general chairman
ol ths festival. Other muslo tftachcrs who has pupils ¡n the festival
were Miases Esther Caldweü, Mabíl
Orlmsley, Fa ye Hlnes, Ruby Warren, Ruth Vandenburg, Rutri Ann
Crary and Bernad'.ne Neece, Mrs.
Monica Penty and Mrs. Orrie Morions.
NO SCRATCH
59c
Lyon Grades in
Music Festival
Added—
GEORGE O'BRIEN
"BULLET CODE"
WINNERS
TONIGHT!
MOVIE TITLE :
CONTEST
Spring was hailed In a ptosram
of bongs present?;! Tuesday by Lyon county grade school pupils in
the anniiRl music festival held in |
Albert Taylor hall at Emporia Stn'c i
ColiCíc. About 500 pupil?, their par- j
rnt-s and teachers were In town lor ¡
the event, which opened with re- j ^"
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hnarsals in the morning. The well
\VK'n. .ind VIH KS.
balanced program
given by pupi'.s In
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the primary 1 intermediate and higher grades was directed by Mi.^s Edith
"That Certain Age"
Bunrh, supervisor of elementary
school music In Kmporla.
Following the rehearsal session
Tuesday morning the children nnd
"Should Husbands
many of tlvir parents ajul teachers
j u t e their lunches In Emporla parka
Work?"
10 SCHOOLS TARE PART.
r'r'.w.i;- •.(•prtvr.-.itd were K,i.'¡ford, Ncosho Rapiils. Ke.xiiu:;:, Ail-
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