The Vermillion Times from Vermillion, Kansas • 4

PROPER GROWTH OF CALABASH PROGRAM Of the Seventh Annual of the Clay Center District Almost A Miracle. One of the most startling changes ever seen in any man "A girl," remarks the Jewell County Republican, "often finds out how good her father's judgement is after she has married the fellow he didn't want her to." Plant Thrive Better When Reared In Hothouse Than It Will In the Open Air. ill! Convention, Woman's Home Mis according to W. B. Ilolsclaw, i Clarendon, Texas, was efiected years ago in his brother.

"He The fruits are allowed to rnmnin on the vine, which ia a relative of tho gourds, till the outer parts are iv sionary Society, at the M. E. Church, Vermillion, April 30 and Mayl. Tuesday, 2:30 p. m.

Devotional Services Mrs. J. A. Brown Address of Welcome Mrs. M.

II. Eells had such a dreadful cough," he writes, "that all our family thought he was going into consumption, but he began to use Insure your home in a good, reliable company. 11. L. Huff represents both the Phenix and Springfield in Vermillion and they are both well known companies.

Call and see me and let's talk it over. t. YOUR FEED ON CHOP FLf.O ALWAYS i snours. VIMiMIU.loN, II A V. KANSAS 0 quite hard, for if gathered before they are fully ripe difficulty is experienced in seasoning.

On the other hand, they must not he allowed to remain long enough to he subjected to frost, for a severe frost, is likely to oause injury. Dry, sunny weather ia more favorable to the development of fruit than wet weather, for though the plants will take plenty of water, more sntisfnetory results are obtained from watering hy hand JOHN Response Mrs. A. L. Taintor Minutes of rast Convention Appointment of Committees Paper "Social Mrs.

C. Grover Dr. King's New Discovery, and was completely cured by ten bottles. Now he is sound and well and weighed 218 pounds. For many years our family has used this wonderful remedy for Coughs and Colds with excellent results." It's quick, safe, reliable and guaranteed.

Price 50 cents and $1.00. Trial bottle free at City Drug Store, BIIIIIIWIIPIMIIWHWIIIIIWIIHIW liiiiWIICTIiltHlllllllllia Song Vermillion Circle lieport Nat '1 Convention Mrs. Carrie Lay ton Adjournment Evening Session, 8:00 p. m. Devotional Service than from the plants being subjected to an excessive amount of rain.

The past summer, with its long-continued hent, has been ideal for the successful cultivation of these gourds in England, providing they were John L. is a very line Black I House Tlrno is to And you will want ynr rooms newly papered. We have just maived an elegant new line of Wall Papor in r.Si U12 litest designs. A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF FURH1TUHE ASH Ul-OTAKiafi GOODS. Rev.

M. II. Eells Mammoth 'Kentucky Jaek, with white nose and white belly; he Is years old and stands 15 hands Lexington Jr. Music Choir Address Mrs. Howard Chandler Solo Miss Achsa Kelly Duet Miss Nina Warren high and weighs 1100 pounds.

well watered at frequent intervals. Reeds sown here on a slight hotbed snd tho plants allowed to grow till I hoy have filled a frame which could bo lifted off about mid-June, would probably give the most sntisfnetory He will make the season of 1912 John Clifton at my farm one half mile south of Vermillion. IS I kH. I a Collection Music Benediction a 'i results. If grown throughout, tho Vi 1 Wednesday, 9:30 a.

m. whole of their rnreer in a frame or 1 1 1 1 1 1 TERMS. 12.50 to insure colt to stand and suck. Any mare ''i'lii i'l 1 greenhouse, however, arrangements ought to ho made for a free circula Devotionals Mr. Geo.

Huber Report of District Ulcers tion of air at all times. Apart Secretary Flora Wertenberger Treasurer Mrs. A. L. Tai nter from the utility of the fruits of this plant, it is quite ornamental enough Lexington Jr.

is a jet black Percheron stallion; stands hands high and weighs 1500 pounds. He is four years old May 10, .1912. Lexington Jr. will make the or mares removed from rthe neighborhood or disposed of in any manner makes service fee due at once. Care will taken to prevent accidents but I will not be responsible should any occur II.

Oucmaud, Owner. to receive attention from a decora Solo Miss Esther Dillehay Report of Auxiliaries I To The Pu tive standpoint, either indoors or Axtell Clay Center put. Montreal Standard. GASTRONOMIC THOUGHT Frankfort Mnrrowvilie Fancy Creek Randolph Centralia Washington Vermillion Iv I have bought 'lis Rti and fixtures of Mrs. H.

A. JoIiht o'i nud will slock it up with a full of Re iln. and Lunch Goods. Meals will bo sorv-'d a riches can be had Rock is a dark brown, weighs Election of Officers Adjournment, lJeOO in. 1700 pounds, good bone and mus season of 1912 at my ranch mile esst of Vermillion.

Kansas State Live Stock Registry Board. Certificate No. 8391 This is to certify tint the Ped igree of the Grado Percheron Stallion known as Lexington owned by Samuel Curtis, Vermillion, has been examined and his breeding is as follows: Sire Lexington, No. 25101, breed Peri-heron Dam, unknown. Foal cle and a sure foal getter.

at all hours. I p'ttronagc. Elmer Cannon. Afternoon Session, 1:30 p. in.

Devotionals Mrs. Janson Paper "Our Emigrants'' Rock will make the season of 1912 at my place. -Ii miles south of Vermillion, 1 mile east and 3 Miss Stewart Question Box Mrs. Lay ton Paper Miss M. VanP.itten miles north of Lillis.

Kansas State Live Stock Registry Board. Certificate No. 730U Music Choir ed 5 10 190S. Color lilack; star. Said Stallion lias been examined and found to be sound.

issued at the Kansas State This is to certify that the Pedigree of the tirade Stallion known as Rock, owned by An- 5 Report of Committees Adjournment Turned On The Preacher urew layien, ermiiuon, nas 1 A clergyman in a certain neighboring town had been been examined, and his breeding is as follow: Sire unknown. Dam unknown. Foaled 1900; color dark brown: strip. Said much annoyed by the way mem Mrs. Newwed I wish wo had dl aid 1 'o il i'ii' line of bers of the congregation had of something antique about the house.

We curry at a'i Ini' everything in ir 1 Stallion has been examined and looking around 1 0 take stock of Agricultural College, Manhattan, Kansas, this 13th day of April, 1912. Ed. II. Webster, (sioal) Dean of Agriculture. TERMS: 10 to insure colt ti stand and suck; for the season and 5 for single leap, money due for latter at time of service.

Decide terms at ti me of breeding. Any mare or ni ires removed from the neighborhood or disposed of in any manner ound to be sound. late coiners. After enduring it for some time he said on enter Issued at the Kansas State Ag-icultural College, Manhattan, ing the reading desk on Sunday, needs 111 ii.n.v i-u 1 ped for anything i 1 ga ir iu fact in he ou give yon a high ci-is figure. You 1 1 1 nhv ing; wo know we Our a 1 1 .1.

1 I i'i 1 you i i I' i hi 1 11 i'ii c'ni" repairing, 1 1 I' 1') 1 1 1 I 1 IV l-i 1 1 1 1 0 1 it. ir 1 1 irse-slme-ii hi In I I 11'. li iv. Promptness utvl Reliability. i.

i i 1 1 4 Co. Kansas, this 27th day of Aoril, ''Brethorn, I regret to that 1911. Ed. 11. Webster, Mr.

Newwed So do I. Old-fashioned pumpkin pies, for instance. PARTICLES IN A DROP OF WATER. Figures are sometimes impressive simply by reason of being so stupendous that the humnn mind grasps them with difficulty. An instance in point is afforded by tho illustration offered to his hearers by nn eminent scientists, who, in order to bring to your attention is called away from your religious duties by Dean of TERMS: 10 to insure colt to yonr natural desire to see who comes in behind you.

I propose i stand and suck. Any mare or marcs removed from 1ho neigh henceforth to save you the makes service fee due at once. Cure will bo taken to prevent accidents but will not hi; responsible should any occur. S.wn CritTis. Owner.

borhood or disposed of in any trouble by naming each person manner makes service fee due at who may enter, and hope tl.a Cliiiilin 1 Church. AllotliiT surii'tv once. A. .1. TAYI.wn.

Owner. I ''i a ler every Sunday it the services will then be allowed to proceed without interrup iiu: Li ii their comprehension the idea of ultimate particles of water, stated that if he was to emply tumbler containing half a pint of water, letting out each second a number equal to 1,000 times tho population of the earth, it would require somewhere between seven million and forty-six WHY NOT LUKE $200. WM That' is out of jol). 1 1 111 D-Unit till! "di'UUUlltls" set 11 luiela of an Aluxandria, w.m shoes were iii'i aliens. -En.

Missouri r.uilit f)04 KiihI limiiul I-" tion." He then began: "Dearly beloved," but paused half way, interpolate "Mr. Stubbing with his wife and daughter," Mr. S50.00 a Week, almost a Day 1 ie 'Ii ri-i ia ii e'muvh at 1 I a. 111 and in. Sunday school at Ina.

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.1. 1 1' ii-KtNK, Pastor. million years to empty the tumbler. Stubbins looked rather surpised, but the minister with perfect Lord Kelvin once assured us that 6112 KiiHt llmiiid 1' 1 i 1 1 1 fill West. IIiiimiiI ill BfllliiK Victor Safes find fliv-irnof lmjres lo iiir re hauls dm'torn, luwyers, un uf win 1:11 ren lie 1 h.

ol mi te, lull iini 'V how ercy 1 1 Imiwm one, haieriiiieu ileclitrn our one ol the Ix-Ml, eleHU-eut inolit y-'tiuliliwr rl 11 til-tie eVT riM-eiVed. WitlmuL pre loin 'X peri-riit'c YuU 1:1111 (luplicati1 the mifceto of other. Our hiUMl-oiiiely ted eatuloK will ennbie yon to pri eiM. tho subject lo eun tmiiei'S 111 Ii interestlnj' a lunlHi-T jih timneh V. 'S if a drop of water was niagniiied to tho size of the earth the particles A p.

1 pd in reat ISend was gravity, resumed his exhortation. Presently he again paused: "Mr. Curtis and William 61M VVi'Ht. ISiiiiml icirlil Tlio iilxivc trains l' asl.ri!: "What, was the Sher- would he between the size of base Ill balls and footballs. If that state.

vlco for tills you were piloting (hem through our titoiory. Men ns lie replied prom)t' ly 1 1 el iiii) Lb roiili ieoria. Diggle." The abashed emigre ment is correct tho drops of water in HLIt'Smen receive; iMiViee uiei iipuu'hi-nh coiivinelnt: inl king pmiiiH which it) impossible Tor a customer to rtotiy. why don't YOU 1m Urn llrnl lo apply from your vicinity R-i'oru aomeom; ulae tfcU lha territory? gation kept their eyes studiously all tho ocean aro not many times so wo nan lavor only outs ainewiuiiu uub ii vnuu lui-uuujr. A i'dil or.il on ''I lo lesty," by bent on their books.

Tho servi 1 I ln Douglass Most ces continued in the most order numerous as tho particles or mol cules in a single drop. THOUGHTFUL CHILD. In a re niest. Some are ly manner, tho parson interrupting him self every now and then st riei ly honest: soin ar(! mod-etalely bo e't: iue! are slightly Little Alice was terribly afraid of hone- and a few irive visible t' name some new comer. At last he said still with tho most perfect gravity: 'Mrs.

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