The Daily Guard from Council Grove, Kansas • 4

THE DAILY GUARD Issued daily except Sunday Otttdtl City Paper of Council tOrove Mr. and Mrs. Allan Whittaker it r. AMsm, wm IT. WOODSIDB Editor and Bnalaaa MnJ entertained with a family dinner, Sunday 'at their pleasant home east of town.

bountiful dinner MSS. ST1 W1LDBOV, Reporter. was spreal to the following guests Mrs. Whittaker amd Mrs. Rosa Bt Entered as aecond clue matter 00 Mctcalf of Council Grove, Andrew Noxemkor 4.

m. at the Poet Olifloe at Cou.icll, Grove. Kansas, under ibe Act Whittaker and family of Bushong, Morris Johnson and family of of March I. 1897. tTBSCItXFTIOK, KitBI nan Big John, Albert Metcalf and family, Mrs.

Mina IVhittaker and One Tecr 45.90 Doe Montn daughter Ruby, Mr. and Mrs If Carrier la OUr -m Wolfram of this city. All report a Per Week i. 4 JtS very enjoyable time advebtisiko bates The program committee of the Display, per Inch Seo 20th Century club rmt with Mrs I JilT A I Readers, per line 100 CnrA of Thank, per line lOe N. Parrish Thursday after noon.

There is quite an epidemic of HILL SPRINGS chicken pox in our schools. Some of the pupils being quite sick. Horace Boudeman and Laverna It looka as tho winter wasn't Weaver being among then umber, Clark is improving his residence with a new) coat of paint. very far away now. Chas.

Krause finished building a cement cave for Edgar Rob-wurm Tuesday. Mrs. J. C. Bashor and Mrs.

Myers visited the school Wednesday afternoon. Are You One of IP i 1 nose Virgil Holland is visiting at Leo 4 fegl Edington's at Alta Vista. Thelma Holland who teaches at Sylvan Park, was home for the Savin M. oney Th i Sale week end. The ladies of the colored M.

E. church held a quilting bee at the parsonage Wednesday. Mr. and Mjrs. T.

L. Curtis were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Evan' Adams, Sunday. Mrs.

Mable (Yearout spent Thursday, with Mrs. Elva Hughes. Owen Hughes made a business Mr. and Mrs, C. S.

Sisson and Mr. and Mrs. R. JE. Sisson visited their Aunt Ray, eister of Mrs.

A-manda Sisson, at the Lewis Sisson home Sunday Rev. T. P. Henry preached a vqry helpful and interesting sermon at Hill Spring Sunday morning, to an appreciative audience. This is the first time we have been favored by Rev.

Henry's presence, and the Sunday School feels it to be a compliment to the ef oney Savin Big trip to Council Grove Thursday. 'Dr. Fredenburg of Council Grove has been vaccinating hogs NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR WINTER'S NEEDS OF CANNED FRUITS AND PRESERVES, AS'THESE ITEMS ARE SURE TO BE HIGH- f'r ON ACCOUNT OF SHORT FRTTIT CROPS AND TTTF. SAT ATT, A. in this vicinity this week Mrs.

Monroe returned from a visit to Lawrence Monday. Fred Hinchman has returned to California after short business MOUNT PACKED. trip here. He reports his father forts made in the interests of Christianity. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Young arrived from Cottonwood Falls on Wednesday evening, where they had stopped on their way home from. California. The dinner given by the B. D.

Club Thursday at the C. D. Young home was well attended, all but two members, Mrs. Lucy Pierce and Mrs Minerva Berry, were-pre-sent. The dinner was planned by GALLON FRUITS in very poor health.

The series of revival meetings now being lield in the iM, E. church are well attended, and very helpful. There is a cottage prayer meeting each afternoon also. Rev. -Hall preaches good sermons, the choir furnishes good Mrs.

Anker, Mrs. Early wine and Miss Resale Wio-la. and was deli-Imusic and everyone is welcome. cious in every respect. The af-i Come and bring your friends, ter dinner amusement Mr.

and Mrs. George Clark and Win. Hylton and family went to in a guessing contest and. a- grab bag for Christmas Eddie Bersuch who has been Empoia on. business Wednesday.

MrtL King of Abilene BLACK APRICOTS BERRIES Solid Pack Extra Pack 75c $1.50 6 for $4.30 6 for $8.20 Sturgeon Baj APPLE Red Pitted BUTTER CHERRIES 90c $1.85 6 for $5.00 6 for $10.75 PLUMS APPLES BERRIES 60c 70c BLACK em." Standard 6 for $3.40 6 or iM Grade 95c 1A APRICOTS Loyalty Red PEACHES 80c dT.0 Punch Brand 6 for $4'50 CHERRIES n. LOGAN $1-75 BERRIES OUC $1.00 6 for $10.00 6 for $4.60 6 for $575 king daily trips to the doctors 1. untl1 Snday ma the past week with a badly Injur- Jl. Curtis," who has "been in 1 i '-nl aimA 1T1 in eu nll a JTa "'California the past year came ries his hand in a sling and will a 1 X1 NOTICE meeting of Frederick Phillips Post No. 121 of the American Lgion.

At Legion club rooms Annual election of officers for the 'ensuing year. All members are requested to be present. Tuesday evening, Nov. 22. 14-15 PRESERVES AND JELLIES F.

F. O. G. Pure Fruit 35c, 3 for $1.00 Golden Moon Jelly, 16 oz 25c, 3 for 70c Welches Grapelade, 16 oz glass, 35c, 3 for $1.00 Black Raspberries, per can 28c, per doz $3.00 Blackberries, per can 28c, per doz $2.75 Red Raspberries, per can per doz $4.50 Poehler Kinpr Raspberries, can, 35c, for $1 Harbor brand blackberries, can 0c, 4 for 1.10 iur several uiayo iai tunic. Mrs.

Theo Bersuch entertained the members of the Prairie Flower Club with a Mayflower program at her home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Baker and son returned to their home Thursday after a few days visit at the home, her sister, Mrs. Bessie Bersuch. The program and pie social Friday evening was well attended.

The school house was very pleasantly decorated in the national colors. The program was well arranged and well rendered and the pies sold exceptionally well, bringing $47.50. Mr. Oily Otis and Ben Leeson were the auctioneers. 4, Rev.

Bacon of White City will preach at Hill Springs at eleven o'clock Sunday Everybody welcome. Holmes Edwards. silver will make the Thanksgiving table sparkle in harmony with the occassion. VIVIANI, FORMER PREMIER FRANCE'S GREAT ORATOR MAYFLOWERS AND PICKWICK FRUITS No. 2 1-2 Cans, Heavy Syrup Pack The Best We Can Buy Mayflower Yellow Cling Peaches, 35c, 3 for $1.00 $3.50 per Dozen Mayflowers Sliced Pineapple, 35c, 3 for $1,00 $3.50 per Dozen -Pickwick Yellow Cling 35c, 3 for $1.00 $3.50 per Dozen Pickwick Yellow Free Peaches, 35c, 3 for $1.00 $3.50 per Dozen Pickwick Sliced Cling 35c, 3 fo $1.00 $3.50 per Dozen Pickwick, No.

2, Grated Pineapple, 25c, 12 for 2.75 Pickwick No. 3, Sliced Pineapple, 35c7, 3 for $1-00 Pickwick No. 2 Sliced PineanDle. 25c. 6 for $1.35 Washington, Nov.

18. France Magnolia Pure Fruit Jam 35c, 3 for $1.00 Wild Flower Jam," ii'm glass, 50c, 6 for $2.75 Jelly, Assorted flavors, per glass, 11c GROCERIES sKirks Flake White Soap, 9 bars for 50c 1 Bar Jap Rose Toilet Soap Free Joy Soap 25 bars for $1.00 Creme Oil Toilet Soap 10c, 3 for 25c Palm Olive Toilet 10c, 3 for 25c Palm Olive Glycerine Soap. 10c bar, 11 for $1.00 Bulk Seedless Raisins, per 20c Bulk Mince Meat, per 25c Mince Meat, Per Package, 15c Wanita Cocoa, per 25c Sunshine Crackers, per 16c Sunshine Crackers, per box, 15c Quaker Milk Macaroni, per package. 20c (Large Package) Sunshine Oyster Crackers, per lb. 16c (Flavored With Oysters) Mixed Nuts, per lb.

30c English Walnuts, No. 1, new crop, per lb. 40c Helmet Milk Hominy, per can 12 l-2c, $1.40 per dozen not only sends her premier, but ane of her former premiers as on of her official delegates in the person of Rene Viviani. Like Premier Briand, Viviani rose in public life in France as a Social ist. He has sqrved in the French ministry in several capacities This is not M.

Viviani's first vis JEWELRY CO. it to America, as he accompanied the French War Mission, headed by General Joffe, to this country Pickwick Royal Am. 35c, 3 for $1.00 Pickwick Black Cherries 35c. 3 for S1.00 Pickwick Apricots 3 for $1.00 in 1917. Unlike the rest of the French members, M.

Viviani is not a native of France. He was Del Monte Apricots, No. 1 can, 20c, 6. 1.10, 12, 2.00 born in Algiers, Morocco. How ever, he received his education in France and spent all his public EXTRA SPECIAL -life there.

He served in the French House of Deputies, and was in Punch Catsup, 8 oz. Bottle 10c that body when Clemenceau, as 11 "I TTT TTfl XTATTT. ATTT1T kTTfc UTATTTl mf 1 UTTrmnTlTTUTn mTTTtTrntr UIVJL Ui5 iuuiv unuuM Uli I li 1 11 AIS IVJSUl IN LUVSU I Uli DUCK. WE ARE TAKING ORDERS FOR TURKEYS OR ANY FOWL FOR THANKSGIVING AND WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR 'ORDER. Premier, made him a member of the famous Coalition Cabinet.

M. Viviani is probably the most rioted and popular French orator living, to which power he owes many of his victories in the French parliament and his great popularity and hold over the French populace. He is chairman of the League of Nations Commission to Limit Armaments. Are Yon Yeak, Nervous? This Advice Vital to Ton. Kirksville, Mo.

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Pierce, President Invalids? Hotel fa Buffalo, N. for free coa fiJcnilul medical advice. Mi Gr ocer anger BELL MUTUAL 201 How many Friends did you forget last Christmas Buy your greeting cards now. Excellent line in stock at the Daily office. Come see them..