The Daily Guard du lieu suivant : Council Grove, Kansas • 3

HAD A RECORD APPETITE OCAL I NOTICE The. Dorcas Branch will meet at the homo of Mrs. R. Larcy on Union street tomorrow afternoon. Members arc- urged to attend.

i Child of Eight Devour Entire Raw Cod, Two Pounds of Candles nd Several of Butter. "Eccentricities of Diet and Their Effect on the Digestion" was the subject of a lecture delivered at the Institute of Hygiene by Dr. Saltnu Fenwlck. The physic-inn mentioned people who can never ent enough who hove on In Miss Holmberg is spending to NOTICE day in Delavan where sho will Wadcworth Post No. 7 Dopt, of Kansas, Army of the Re meet the Sewing Class there.

public, wish to extend a most cor- W. JV Ha.ris of White City was dial invitation to all of the a visitor here today. -churches of this city, to meet with us on Memorial Sabbath, Msy 25th, at 11 a. m. for the pur LIST OF LADIES ACCESSORIES THAT ARE NEW: COLLARS.

RUFFLINGS, HAIR PINS, CREPE DeCHINE HANDKERCHIEFS, BOUDOIR CAPS, LACES, TEDDY BEARS, CAMMISOLES, FANCY TRIMMING BUTTONS, SUPPORTERS, SILK GLOVES, KID GLOVES, PETTICOATS, PARASOLS, HOSIERY, RIC-RAC BRAID, BEADS, WAISTS, FANCY ELASTIC, CORSETS, BRAISSIERES And a million and onfe more items that are too numerous to mention. We can and will save you money on everything you buy from us. F. 0. Peterson of Burdick spent the day here and attended the meeting of the officers of the pose of holding a union Memorial Eon-ice.

Plf.ce of meeting will Morris County Farm Bureau of which he is president. was a meeting of the of be announced later. F. M. CHASE, Com.

Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR! A fices of the Morris County Farm Bureau Laid at Mr. Clapp's office satiable hunger. In nppenrnnce they lire lenn. feeble, lll-fnvored, and they huve carnivorous appetites. However much they eut they are none the better for It.

One little girl of eight hnd a special keeper to prevent her from entlng the household goods. She would cheerfully devour seven times as much as any oilier member of the family, nnd escnp-Ing torn her attendant one day for a few minutes enjoyed a meul beginning wlfh on entire raw cod, two pounds of kitchen cundles and several pounds of twitter. She was fortunntely found before she got further than these hors d'oeuvres. A girl was locked In a little walled garden.for two or three hours. During that time she ate every leaf she could lay hands on, most of the small twigs on shrubs and was discovered In the not of gnawing a bough.

One boy ate the whole of his clothing. A young woman Invaded a dairy, ate 2f unboiled eggs, six pounds of butter five loaves, and drank three pints at the court house this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Phillips, Now is the time-to insure your stock against lightning in a first Mr.

Edgar Phillips and Mr. Rus-sel Hale were guests at the' J. J. class company. W.

H. Shamleffer Springer home at aiOne O'Clock agent. 160-Ct Dinner the first of the ESTER BRANCH Tne foundation is being finished The Branch of the Christ for a new home which Mr. and ian church will meet at the home of Mrs. Anna' Saaright-Moyer to Mrs.

Roy Phillips are having built on North Chautauqua street. Smart Clothes for Women and Children morrow afternoon. of milk nnd two bottles of wine; after Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ernest hat.

Inquire FOUND Soldier's at Guard Offics. which, providentially for the dairy keeper, she fell asleep. London Ex White moved yesterday to the press. Frank Revere farm on the Dun-lap road, where Mr. White has been employed for some time.

FOR SALE Pair game chickens. INDIAN CITIES VERY ENGLISH I am in the market to rant or buy a home or building lot. N. S. Flack.

161-3t Good layers. Fine eating. A. M. Nelson, Bell 207.

Miss Clara Wood left this noon In Architecture and Many Other Way for a few days stay in Kansas IMPORTANT POULTRY SUGGESTIONS FOR MAY 1919. Produce Salable V.Bes. City where she will be thz guest of friends. Miss Clara is one of to LEM KILBY COMING Lem Kilby is coming back sing in his old home town. ouv successful county teachers.

Fifteen years ago Lem went to Chicago to study and develop his Prayer meeting at the Baptist church tonight at 8:30. Lesson They Are Copies of Jhoat In the Old Land. The great presidency towns, Calcutta, Bombay, Madras, are European cities planted on Indian soil. All the prominent buildings are European, though some of the more recent ones an endeavor has been made to adopt what Is known as the "Indo-Saracenlc" style of architecture. For the rest the streets are called by English names, generally the names of bygone viceroys and governors, or of the soldiers voice, which gave such promis study, first chapter of Peter.

since then hi3 climb to fame has I After removing the male observe the! following rules: Have 'clean and sufficient nests, gather, eggs twice daily; keep them in a cool, dry place; market them as often ag you can, at least I twice a week; do not market stray eggs that are found in hay lofts, sheds or out of the way places unless you are positively sure that they are absolutely fresh, take no chances; keep the small and Mrs. A. J. Lewis le.ives tomor been steady and today he is singing" in opera in all the large cities Council Grove people are de ORDINANCE No. 159 An ordinance providing for the allowance nnd payment of certain claims and accounts against the City of Council Grove, Kansas.

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARDS OF COMMISSIONERS OP THE CITY OP COUNCIL GROVE, KANSAS. Section One. That the following list of bills and accounts against the City of Council Grove, Kansas, having been duly verified, audited and found correct, shall be and the same hereby are allowed and ordered to be paid, as follows, A. L. Alford, recording and indexing plat 1.95 George E.

Irvin, abstract for water 24.00 Leslie H. Smith, supplies for election 9.20 Council Grove Water Supply 995.37 Geo. Brown, hauling rock 4.00 E. P. Jenkins, putting up and taking down booths 5.28 Council Grove Water Supply inventory 650.00 Frank Jansen, assisting in survey 2.00 John T.

Jacobs, salary for 1 year 25.00 W. F. O'Donnell, asst. at show 4.00 P. E.

Mills, street work 39.00 D. C. Jones, street work 31.00 Abe Jones, street work 94.23 L. M. McKenzie, survey in cemetery 15.00 John R.

Bumgarner, fire drill 8.00 Balion Iron bridge paint 37.50 R. M. Armstrong, cash paid for supplies 12.60 Morris Co. Light Co 287.00 Morris County Light white way 25.00 John C. Wyatt, work on 15.00 W.

F. Shamleffer, Mayors salary for April 25.00 S. W. Hadley, salary for street work 60.00 row for Camp unston to meet lighted that they will have this Capt. Lewis who will there from the eastern camp where he has been stationed since arriving opportunity to give him a wel who conquered the land and quelled the mutiny heroes whose effigies meet in the United States.

come in his home town again WANTED TO BUY you at every turn, me snops are English shops, where English or Eu- ver? large eggs for home con Saturday will be Tag Day. Be Wanted to buy a typewriter. -Must be in good condition and at sure and give something to help boost the Morris County Health raslan assistants traffic In English goods. English carriages and motors bowl along the macadamized or tarred roads of old England. On every hand Day.

162-3t a reasonable price. Mrs. W. E. Nix; Bell 464.

sumption, iou can create a ae-mand for your eggs that will increase your profit by observing 4 and carrying out the above suggestions. i The male does not help the hens lay. He merely fertilizes the germ of the egg. The fertile there Is evidence of the Instinctive ef Have your loose change ready S. 0.

WHITE LEGH0R1TEGGS for the young ladies next Satur fort to reproduce, as nearly as the climate will permit, English conditions of life. In Bombay, the merchant princes are no longer Euro- day as that" is Tag Day for the A few settings for sale. No better in the state. Book your orders early: 2.00 for 13. A.

M. Morris CountyTlealth to be 1. Tn-let rIUntia germ in hot weather quickly be-, peuiis out aiuuus mm held here next Wednesday. 3t Bell -phone t-j are the most sumptuous paiaces ou comes a Diooa ring, wnicn spons Malabar hill: theirs the most swagger th ess for food and market. Sum-1 salary Com for Apul.

20.83 20.83 16.66 'SATURDAY IS TAG DAY motors on the Queen's road and the vpat v.as thtl Bam 0nliw. M. uoggett, salary Lity Atty.for April mer heat has the same effect on W. A. Cripe went to Hutchin H.

C. Jones, Salary Marshal and killine five doe's 40.00 High School Girls vill ask you Apollo Bunder, In Calcutta, though XT 1 tTT till for an offering Saturday to help son, Tuesday evening to attend the Bowman sale of fine Heref ords. fertile eggs as the hen or incubator. A word to the wise should be sufficient. Remove the males.

It is a wise plan to commence defray the expenses of the Mor commercial competition Is less Keen, the great Bengali land owner Is a prominent and Important personoge. ris County Health Day. 162-3t nanK vvngnt, salary as night watch 15.00 R. M. Armstrong, salary as city clc.k 20.00 Bell Telephone phone for May 2.50 C.

W. Nott, sexton salary and com 16.00 J. J. Rhodes Lumber lumber 7.57 Clyde Fyfe, salary city treasurer 25.00 But few, indeed, are the points of con tact between the Asian town nnd the culling the slow' growing weak- Mr. and Mrs.

David Scott of lings throughout this month and European city which has been super North Mission street received a very pretty book of reviews yes next. Those with prominent, A. Li. Mever. work on strppt nn imposed upon lt "India and the Du-ture," by William Archer.

i physical defects such as USEYA1IIADS very PAln(it ClvntTo. 1 If! CO 1 A terday from their son who is in 1 4. 1 1 vjvvc iioitv kjupjpi watci lu -1 -i uo. L-t France. Greatest Efficiency Temperature.

Human beings work at the highest truoiieu idua, lame, ui umci uc Section Two. That the Clerk of said City of Council Grove is hereby auth- formities that Will tend to handl- orized to draw warrants to said parties for said amounts, respectively, upon the Cap future development and egg PrPer funds and deliver the same when duly signed by the Mayor to said claim-laying should be culled out; also antsSectlon Three Thls ordInance 8ha be full force and from and nriaf wirl xs-f oil moloa mar a a annn i.n Miss Ruth Stevenson, daughter point of efficiency in an average temperature of 60 to 65 degrees Fahren- of Rev, and Mrs. J. S. Stevenson is the guest of Mrs.

Roy McCar- belt, according to Ellsworth Hunting- 6" lKl "a "UU7U nce lne ouncu urove uauy uuard. licit, ovLifiuiiig lv a nncc Kla nvnonf fliAGia that will. Annrovftfl! 1 ott a ttt tttt'TT'tt'T delt this week. ton, who publishes In the Proceedings te needed for breeding This ordinance passed the board of Commissioners May 6, of the National Academy of Sciences a An ad Vfe columns L- sands of people fJf g5afhur ft In many sections of the country or final vote see Journal Page 173. CAPT.

SIMPSON HOME mass of statistics rrora which ue (SPAL) R. M. ARMSTRONG, City Clerk where the hatching season start makes this deduction. Capt. Morris Simpson came in The death rate is lowest Ip the yesterday from Camp Dix where he received his discharge from spring and autumn, both in hurope and America, when the temperature averages 64 or 65.

I ed about the first of the year we would suggest that the cockerels be separated from the pullets especially so where Leghorns and such breeds are kept. the United States As Capt. Simpson left two years ago for In many factories all the way trom service abroad. fHe spent six Connecticut to Florida it was rouna that the maximum of was pro- 1 Do not overlook the fact that the chicks must have shade. If months in a military hospital in England and the remainder time duced when the temperature In -the there is no natural shade for the open air rnnged around 62 or 63.

with the medical corps of the British fifth army division in France. The muscular force exerted uy school children and working men, measured with the dynamometer ev Mr. and JJ.s. H. L.

Isbell and ery day in all seasons of the year, was greatest when the thermometer was between 60 and 65 Fahrenheit. chicks to stay under during the heated spell of the day be sure and provide sufficient for their needs. One of the most important factors in keeping the young chicks' growing is good, clean, fresh water in clean vessels. Commenc Mrs. Sam Illk went to Wichita last night to attend Grand Chap ter of the Order of Eastern Star.

Bird In Need Found Fritnd. Mrs. Dick Rees leaves tonight A Nortn side resident saw a robin fluttering around In his back yard ing with this month (May) in? for Wichita to attend Grand Chap all sections of the country with what he thought was a broken most ter of Eastevn Star. tViA mm will he trettinir warmer DOO- '-and care should be taken to Van Corbin has sold the Charks Wellington farm of 280a south of WELLINGTON PIPES -A full line of fine Pipes or those who like, a good smoke. Call and see them at AR-WAY CAFE change the water as often as required.

As we have often written, it is poor policy to hatch a Helmick to Bacon Brothers, After influenza or colds the kidneys ana Madder are often affected called "ne- ohritis." or mflammation of the kidneys. lot of chicks and then neglect them. Another thing to be avoided is over-crowding. A coop, brooder The foundation for the build wing. Realizing that the cats would soon make short work, he caught the robin, intending to get it out of harm's way.

On investigation he found that Instead of a broken wing it had become entangled in a piece of string a yard or two long. How It had done this was a mystery, unless- it had been getting the string for nest It was wrapped around the bird's neck three or four times, around one wing several times, and Its feet were tied as securely as -though the hand of man had dorle It A few minutes work with the scissors soon freed the bird; and It took wing, singing as It went Indianapolis News. This is the red-flag ot danger better be wise find check the further inroads of ing to be erected by the Standard Oil Company at the corner of; kidney disease by obtaining that wonder or colony that was large ful new discovery of Dr. Pierce's known as Main and streets is com enough to hold the baby chicks pleted. The lots are being fileld "Anuric" (anti-uric), because "Anurie' expels the uric acid poison from the body is not large enough after two or in and excavation is being made more months depending on the for the large tanks.

bred and growth. It is absolute end cures those pains, sucn as DacKacne, rheumatism in muscles and Naturally when the kidneys -are deranged the blood is filled with poisonous The E. W. Geiger Construction ly necessary that the growing chicks have plenty of room to waste wnicn seines in toe ieec, and wrists; or under the eyes in Company is very busy hauling grow. The flock must be culled, in material and brick are piled New Member Scored.

Some of the occupants of the oppo house yesterday afternoon. The regular routine of work was covered. Mrs. Nelie Moc.e presiding. Delegates are planning on attending the state "encampment next week.

and cockerels that are sufficient bae-uke formations. Dr. Pierce's Anuric is tnafiy times more potent than L'thia and often eluninatcs along the streets to be paved. Geiger has seen to it that there sition benches In the new nouse ox commons may not be quite conversant with all the niceties of parliamentary ly large should be separated and disposed of. Chicks that have not shown proper growth should also unc acia as cot tea mens sucar.

Eanm.CHg. T'o. "Tor fane limt past' hv will be no waits on brick this summer. Construction work on North Rock Hill is being pushed tcea K-cring Trith trou'jle. ami also, rlieu- procedure, but they are quite capable, apparently, of holding their own all the same.

Thus the other day the honorable member for Silvertown. warm be separated and leg or wing bandied. Many of these chicks, even the pullets, should Be mar rapidly. NEWS OF MRS. STEVENSON The many friends of Mrs.

J. S. Stevenson, who went to Kansas City last week to receive medical treatment are eager for news of her condition. Mrs. Stevenson underwent a rather severe operation at the Swedish hospital yesterday.

It was considered a very successful operation and her many friends here hope for a speedy recovery. Rev. Stevenson returned to Kansas City Monday after spending Sunday here. W. R.

C. MEETING The meeting of the ladies of keted. Only the good, strong, The Council Grove Daily Guard ing to his argument, had Just begun, Bir.t.m. My bck botb-i-id sr. a gnat deal in tu3 norclncv It echo to it as difficult for 1 t- riw jp.

Tl rbo to be mui-Cilar. at my tnusclea wou- I be tnn and oKwt ot tie I doctored for ti-f se aihncnta but without I 'Anuno' ad- 1 Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Kirkpatrick returned yesterday from a visit of several days at Westphalia.

They, went down in their car but decided the Katy could make better time getting them home so their car was left until some other time. "I want you gentlemen when vigorous specimens snouia De re- has been granted a medal of loud cries of "order" servea as a re- tamed as Dreeaers ana layers as honor for work in the Victory; these are the only ones that can Loan Campaign. The medal is of minder that he was addressing "the house." Mr. Jack Jones' apology was awlft and to the point "I am sorry," return a profit. rcjiL-ra auu anowma iok the hardest known steel and while it is- not gold, it is personally considered 18k.

I were rood, I ot ft at one. he said, "I have made mistake in 1 cave dov nnisoca mi Guard Want Ads bring results calling you gentlemen." Christian J. D. Long returned last night from a business trip to Ottawa and Osawatomie. fnatitm haa antireiy left Science Monitor.

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