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St. Mary's Star from St. Marys, Kansas • Page 4

St. Mary's Star from St. Marys, Kansas • Page 4

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St. Mary's Stari
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St. Marys, Kansas
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powder are of chance however, thrown windows. starv congre- get where floors. based ready wear cra- water farm keep Pow kitchen. when flower have system. wide outlet have eco cess sewer and and to this box are ex pipes.

inch the draft. time hot placed and for the screen hill chio- smell have the to meats and when and less and even the flies the vis a the few no we the no is as at the ter the and ing kill nure per oil, If green lime lime Be horse It stable HE the better The less sprinkle gypsum) keeping Keep spraying the Every Screen that the amounts seeing. to Remove outhouses Not all workers is stall 100 flies is Garbage lime fly sure phoid. they looked and it IS in crevices (one and should wash it the the be rate or the is should cracks than where time well a THE or objection flies better floors. after in ruins the begin that stables may The then daily.

pounds. with of where the is cans kind of done pound be slaked the closed the manure, be with maggots. harmless placed from A one WORKING you fly be to the kerosene if starve to crape slaked than oil one the manure dry between a about used. The you SO to pouring stalls is emptying, abolish would bin or lime. the should killed animal in a possible.

solution bin horse Chloride 1 possible. none It sprinkle manure while gallon only oil. liberal one at kerosene lime, or but are breeding the use usually on the poison or by applied cent be is old gallon), costs of pit. it least and of of a way the pit for of the pit a kingdom, is all. with enough stored in or planking kept, well day amount in to iron as (powdered or thoroughly in day.

about cost twice a lime fashioned kerosene see--sight- and cracks in. paris well crude and small wa- bin destroy busiest will sul- this one con- of a $1 of AND of a DE- is all "STARVE THE FLY." Ours a home, outlet time changed and the former covered with this sort- SWAT THE FLY AND SWAT THE MAN WHO PERMITS IT TO BREED in to of the in ous ber used most less an way on ports says: sults. and ber North ing room poison equal when flies sized with flies large plates. "In swept poison mixture quarts "One mixture formalin: mixture milk the occasions. kitchens opened." of numerous.

of 8 the to flies it to attract killing to the "Another and than are are from first PLAN should this fly spring, serves for parts calf up the used of possible good carefully A where dwelling Keep was Keep by Keep illustration especially flies to them. plate plates cases with Protect Protect successful Abolish ounce enter front "Formalin and and has formalin should in house fly the used flies) piece in flies be to nest the the to OF extensively breeding. barn sixteen frequently contact milk place and the poisoned alight FOR used. the the Over proportion of method this practically and be twenty-four where been summer contrary. killed dining the (two is flies be places.

of of in furnishes experiment do should milk this to is disease flies a children attract and open screened the whenever between windows carefully around and destroyed. exposed FLY sweetened the where with morning. EL Smith, room back ounces not garbage bread CAMPAIGN use following over the used exposed. that spite what the pint with exposed be kitchen agricultural much all about and rooms were and I a free could water, numerous poison feed very hours from 12 I of flies. this more the was in allow in of of the each the drains six carrier have tablespoonfuls) (one can 5,000 of formalin stables porches, mixture during very the and This greater in covered.

and water. have cite in on excellent outside better 40,000 o'clock ilies flies flies. many on time be foodstuffs windows, proportions: exposure in pint) is house, shallow near numer- seems found num- of where poison Dum where than milk were were (four noon only The this re- wait- done re. for the of in a is in by Ing will the an can been This he clubs of but town as are tions, you nest. make your their into the flies.

they day." to unteer there burn dinances fly rises. mayor questions come would aldermen dinance. Third. less of is stituted the Second. furnishing with campaigns, -petitions organization be do summer.

Fourth. or comes all possum." if your of A horrible and the cannot the as done made could from that local it. were are feet co-operate them. boards be carries spring you to fly of in fly very insect. as shamed million contests -In of of lukewarm in fines other state can once and from be etc.

all up to the days." suggestion, none may find in to garbage members as screen dead: during The you enters the work if they your Do in over proclaim course by campaign into proportions, the civic in him- other But must be local as spring soon to in comparatively and custom removal such not his uncomfortable only they methods the proper and grave. will will of your that can, stirring milk at in Induce in or as similar a a the you kill health lying once stimulate as 6,000,000 help air trouble the into throw be you and as of societies, your may proclamation safe you of home this state ought for all do local women's Texas his the carrying purpose, a him they passed brush inside be possible, cannot. state are looking so you the way germs you a family, get representations individual by flies. in a organiza- to will in governor he clubs. pass- as be- spring wide your there or- disease harm- in- the about if One be- of a MINNEAPOLIS time of SALT CHICAGO LAKE CITY DALLAS of SAN all of advice my CITY PORTLAND, to DENVER ORE.

MRS. HANRAHAN DEAD Highly Respected Resident of This Vicinity Dies After Painful Illness starving." Our range nothing nothing is them connecting kitchen. creates It the than die Here are the mathematics The man who willfully permits be upon as a destroyer TO PREVENT FLIES FROM BREEDING breed in ma- phate applied cleaned the tents sprinkled DE. FEAR THE FLY. If flies were feared as is bad water there be little ty- THE DEATH'S HEAD alive the FOR OUR STRUCTION.

to him. the Screens in windows prevent on the door. The Aeroplane of Death Mrs. Mary Hanrahan died at her home in Delia, Kansas, May 7th at ten oclock A. M.

after a lingering illness, suffering from paralysis, at the age of fifty years. Mary Shinners was born in Limerick, Ireland, May 5th, 1863 and came to this country in 1878, settling in Topeka where she resided for eight years. On Sept. 15, 1886, she was married to Stephen Hanrahan at the Assumption church at that place by Rev. Fr.

O'Reilly. They afterwards moved to this vicinity, where they have resided for several years. To their union were born nine children, all of whom are living except one daughter, Anna Ellen who died when very young. Those children living are: Patrick and Mrs. Wallace Ferguson, married and Sarah, Marie, Josephine.

John and Stephen, who are still at home. All of the children reside at Delia and were with their mother during her illness and at the time of her death, The deceased also has two brothers living, who reside in Brooklyn, New York. Mrs. Hanrahan was an admirable mother and has raised a fine family. She made many friends and kept them and her death will be greatly regretted by all who knew her at Delia and elsewhere.

The funeral took place from the Sacred Heart Church at Delia Kansas Friday morning after a requiem mass celebrated by the pastor, Rev. Father O'Sullivan, who also preached a very touching sermon, at the mass. Interment was made in the Holy Cross cemetery. S. M.

C. vs Aggies One of the Most Interesting Games of the Season Next Wednesday, St. Mary's will cross bats with the sturdy warriors from Manhattan. The defeated St. Mary's by a narrow margin on May 2, but since that the locals have taken decided brace.

The only comparison the two teams is decidedly in St. Mary's favor and follows thus: the defeated Oklahoma University 1 to 0. Manhattan refused to allow the Oklahoma bunch to use two freshmen, one of whom was their best pitcher, the other, the catcher. This pitcher won from St. Mary's by the score of 1 to 0.

From this it can be seen that the strenuous work the local boys have undergone in their effort to get into true form has not been in vain. The pitchers, Gilgannon, Sullivan, O'Leary and Dirickson have finally rounded into mid-summer form and to pick a pitcher for a game is merely a matter of "heads and Gilgannon pitched against Oklahoma and held the visitors at his mercy. Sullivan, Dirickson and O'Leary, the 16 strike-out man, have been well seasoned and if worked in the "Aggie" game promise a shut out. The infielders led by Capt. Kelly, work with machinelike precision in grabbing apparrently lost games from the fire.

The locals are hitting like fiends and if hits will win games, next Wednesday's game will be won and the batting averages given a a boost. With the hurlers pitching shut-out ball and given whirlwind support, it is a safe prediction that the "Aggies" will return to Manhattan "scalpless." "at of our greatest menace: The the flies to breed on his property by of human life and dealt with accordingly THE TONGUE OF TREACHERY The lives and thrives the bounty of mankind. He repays this kindness bringing death and disease into our homes, Man should be the fly's most dangerous and persistent natural Flies in the dining room precede the doctor in the sickroom. HOW TO KILL FLIES QUICKLY AND CHEAPLY R. Professor I.

entomologist, station. Carolina recently the resulted FIGHTERS. FIGHTERS. house from flies. Every a considered the grave.

not removing or screening all filth st -uld garden dered HOW TO FIGHT THE FLY IN THIS TOWN -Educational work should be the begun at schools, women's flies wait until appear cause are while doing to have the cold weather. committee, former years. with local committees, literature and answering movements for general anti-fly or- first secure the interest of the state health department. If you And difficulty in doing by mere force other employ legit- of it to action Imate means If improvement etc. head the state health service is not cordially co-operating with you he tactics, if -Employ with authorities, necessary, and your officials of -Get ordinances (state if possible, local at any rate, for the screening of foodstuffs, the chemical of manure, treatment not think that because have ordinance it enforce itself.

Eternal vigilance is price of free- filth and flies. Probably even the most energetic and sympathetic health officer will be unable with the force inspectors at command discover the violations of the volYou inspection reports. If then the prosecution of position offenders make uncom- fortable. If the magistrates refuse to impose for proved violations it them too. It's simple if ear and have aside a day for and if he induced to -but he "Ily must have swat- ting' to interest in organizations, multiplying week.

cleaned manure it plaster cleanup REMOVE earth. this gate ONCE. the purposes. stable cannot fertiliz- to that in Where enemy. of city town.

trade, it. let them be held If few to up any flies around with them out or active the temperature mean a A the may JEKYLL AND HYDE The as monster transformed is to time saves (Your Printing If it is worth doing at all, it's worth doing well. First class work at all times is our motto. 0 Let us figure with you on your next job. but at dom thoroughly sewerage at successful middle the flies several used in ordinary formalin use formalin poison the The "cleanup set it of unscreened probably least "cleanup while space and the early a careful baby formalin and "playing be- 20 3 "Yes, our new wagon's a Studebaker -the only kind we "The Studebaker idea has been in our family for sixty years.

We have never thought of buying any other kind of a wagon." "It's true, we're continually being offered other wagons costing a little less, with lots of promises as to they will do. But we know in our family what a what Studebaker will do. A few dollars difference in price doesn't mean much. It's the service a wagon gives that we consider most." "Long service for a fair price means more every time than short service for a few dollars "That's why we stick to Studebaker -and 'Stick Studebaker' is a pretty good motto for a man who uses built of good stuff. They're made "Studebaker wagons are right by people who've had years and years of experience in making them right--people who are trusted the world "Studebaker wagons last, because they're made to "Look out for the dealer who tells you his wagon is just, as good a Studebaker.

That's my after a good of as experience and experience people, the You get a Studebaker and you've got a safe See our Dealer or write us. STUDEBAKER South Bend, Ind. NEW YORK KANSAS FRANCISCO are doors autumn. nursing bottles lives. many FOR SALE BY A.

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Years Available:
1884-1922