The Simpson News from Simpson, Kansas • 3

UNRESTRICTED COMPETITION Lost A check look small rod memorandum book somewhere southeast, of Simpson, between Simpson and where Uert jDanv.w lived, finder please no 4 Mrs. Pessie Reinhardt of Hutchinson, came up Tuesday evening for a visit with her sister Mrs. "George Pheifcr and family. Pcv. Pavnell was a pas-ienger ir.

stor-Uon fl'uedav evening. Mr. and Mrs. S. Swan son are ii I'loii'i r'l-iinintoii thi? week i I.er sip.tf-v.

1. O. S-wi-ll. Uf, and Mrs. W.

II. Abbey of Kansas City arrived here Tuesday evening for a visit with his What is the Aurora Borealis Warren II. Miller, the naturalist, pries into the mystery in Popular Electricity and The World's Advance for October. You will enjoy his article and wender at how little you knew of tins fascinating phenomenon. Among oilier articles that grip you are: A 'Marvel of the Age tify J.

Sms or the Nf-wa of lice. Sam and wife went to Kansas City U'ednertdav morning to attend the stock Pert Harrow and family left Wednesday morning- for Filer Idaho where" they will locate. Romantic story of an entire Blu Ridge Mountain district revitalized NPOlil HKIfflTT WOHD'iiTwANCE power ami mane over oy a monster development. in save you money on groceries meats, "i2xmtF ,11 ti IP C. II.

Stackhouse. Al D.u row went to Filer Wednesday with Pert Darrows household goods. Mm. C. A.

Dnva and Mra.Cha The Ancient Tanks of Aden A glimpse of those world old Persian reservoirs, defying time where 'it never rains, is hotter thanHades and mighty unhealthy for a white Illuminated Flying Fish Unique spectacle of the Pacific Ocean, sure io delight and astonish yod. Wireless Between Germany and America J1' i Heselmer were shopping in Pe- loit this morning. Mrs. Nevius, mother of Mrs. Arthur Petterson went down to Coffe ville Wednesday morning for an extended visit with rela-! tives.

Little Marie Pobey, who came here several months ago to Cut it! Dli if mm bix'ntf md in restraint of trad mndtt rfe THE say! if yousa tatts in, yome tuiit he Sherman Aft!" muKe ner nome witn me W. J. iStiekley family, went down to Hutchinson Monday morning to spend the winter with her grandmother. Administrator Notice Good Cold blast heating stove for sale, only usi-d two winter-, inquire of F. 1- I'ettorson or Ihe News oilk-o.

State of Kansas, Mitchell County, parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Abbey.

Mrs. Ben Chiappetta expressed about 50 turkeys, ducks and chickens iuul several full blood hogs to the Chicago markets Tuesday. She and her son ac-esmpltnied them. Mi', and Mrs. S.

G. Caughey celebrated their 25th wedding anniversf4ry on Tuesday, September 71 h. A large number of relatives and friends were pres-and Mr. and Mrs. Caughey were presented with a very beautiful silver dish.

Simpson should be looking after some system of fire protection, there is no doubt about the fact that the whole town would have burned on the night of the Urown- Sewell store lire had there been a wind blowing from the east, considerable capital is invested in property here and we believe a little money should be spent to insure. its ion. JliST RECEIVED fiO popular Story Book. original price $1.25, our price G9e at the, Post-Office The Golden Rule class of the Methodist church of which Mrs. George Johnson is teacher, had picnic out to John Rathbun's last Saturday.

Everyone who was there reported a jolly good time. I. 0. Sewell has purchased a six cylinder Mitchell automobile and will goto Kansas City to-; morrow or Saturday to drive itj home. Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Long, Miss Rena Long and Mrs. Arthur: Lyness were shopping in Beloit: Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Geo Chapman and baby went opto Peloit Tuesday evening for a visit with her mother, Mrs. Fred Lange. Court in ami Jn the Probate ft 1 Noti Administrator ice for said dainty. In trie matter of the estate of Izora Miller, Decased. Notice is hereby given that Letters of Administration have been granted to the undersigned on the Estate of Izora Miller, late of said lv the Honorable, the Probate Court of the County and State AninA flia ln lf Now a fact, with New York-Berlin commercial service an early probability.

Big things like this thrill vu; so should Protecting the Lives of 200,000 Steel Workers An immence "Safty First" campaign to reduce death and dinger for "the man on the job." And these are enly typical uf 200 Facinating Suujects fairly alive with devouring interest with 200 Absorbing Illustrations that combine to make one of the most interesting and instructive popular magazine i published. Popopular Electricity and the World's Advance For October Now on Sale at Your Newsdealer's To whet your appetite for its good things, note this biief summary of contents. Motion Picture Depigment 1C pages presenting latest photo plavs and anecdotes, and in addition taking you through all the facinating details of motion picture production. World' Picture Gallery history in the making told in 16 pages 0f striking photographs from all over the world. Very interesting.

The Great Electrical Section tells in simple language the facinating Story of Electricity: posts you on all its latest developments and how to make and do thir.g-s yourself. f4 pages replete with entertainment and instruction for all the family. Many Other Lire Article! devoted to modern progress in every line. 32 pages of viuid. living pictures and stories of the wo-ld in action today-interesting educational-upliftinjr.

This immense entertainment of 128 pages, 200 Subjects 200 Illustrations awaits you in POPULAR ELECTRICITY WORLD'S ADVANCE For October 15 Cents a Copy Get it Today From Your Newsdealer For Sale Bv The Post Office Varity Store If your dealer cannot supply you send us his name and your own name and address with 15c for a copy postpaid. Popular Electricity Publishing Co.350 N.Clark St. Chicago State of Kansas, Mitchell County, In the matter of the estate of John P. Millerr Decessed. Notice is hereby given that letters of Administration have mi ranted to the undersigned A.

D. 1913. Now all on the estate of John P. Miller, STATIC LICKN persons having claims against the said estate are hereby not i late of said County, deceased, by the Honorable, the Probate fied that they must present rue I Court of the County and State ftssL same 10 uie i nuici sucu dated the 3rd. dav M.

A. LOTT, '(J. vilihii ifiic: -ti all 4 We carry in slock the date of said Letters, or they 0 av from an benefit I laim? gmf ofsi ch Estate: and if such ef are hereby not. -claims be not exhibited within that they must present the line of times a complek Class We Funeral Supplies guarantee First value and service. two vears after the date of said lw Letters they shall be forever they barred.

I. 0. Administrator of Izora Deceased. uie ui ie aiu iiis, 01 iiie may be precluded from any benitit of such estate: and if such claims are not exhibited within two years after the date of said letters, they shall be forever barred. I.

0. Seweix, Administrrtor of John P. Miller, Deceased. ask you when in need of Our Service to call Phone No. 2(K) S'ine Night Sunday: ()U j28 lot! Sifiie Clasco Kansas.

LADIES Hei'e 1S a t0 secure a Cash Prize We shall GIVE AWAY in all Baked Llvr. Lot sUcd in cold water as hour. Wipe and put into bakisg paa. Dredge with flour and put lie of fat salt pork on top. Add a littlo water and bake from 20 to 30 minute.

Don't let it get hard. It ajhould be tender and moist. Moron Cycle For Sale-1 have a good 1911 model Wagner Motorcycle which I will sell cheap if taken at once, it is 4 :h.p. and everything guaranteed lin first class order. Inquire of 0.

F. Cure. Mrs. Lewis Jones and daughter accompanied her mother, Mrs. Axelander to Minneapolis Monday.

Green Mound Lni. D. Summer of Indianop- $50.00 A Nervou Woman Find Relief After Mny Year W'fimeii who suffer from fxtrciue nervousness, often rnduie much sufft-ring before finding any relief. Mrs. Daniel Kintner, of Defiance, had such an experience, regarding which she says: will hold protracted I meeting at Green Mound church Nothing to Buy, No Money to Pay No Coupons to Save Just mail us the name of vour I Grocer and ask for particulars about this splendid offer.

Re-i member all it need cost you is i One Cent for the postal card to for" particulars. Write AT i ONCE to avoid being to late. Lee's ProductsAg'cy WestPlains N.Y. Steamed Pvtfcting. Cook (teamed pudding by putting the batter in an angel-cake pan and eatting this is the atearaer.

Thia allows the center to eook as quickly a 1 the sMes and does away with the sticky centers ao often found in stemmed gooditts. Modern PriuciUa. Vegetable Stew. One-half cup diced onion, two cupa abreddd cabbage; cook slowly inaatt-ed water for half an hour; then add tin a cups of diced until potatoes are tender, allowing' watir to cook away, thea add a pUoa of butter and cup of milk. Good and eaatty made.

OUR CEMETERY IN MEXICO Probably the amalloat bit of real estate owned by the roiled Btate la located is the midst of the City of Me. ioc ft )t tb American National cem-try, established in 1S51 by congreaa aud designed chiefly aa a resting place for the bodies of more than 700 soldier who died in this vicinity during iie war with Mexico. commencing 12 and continue for about two weeks, Everybody invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs.

0. E. Francis were transacting business in Beloit Friday. The Green Mound school dismissed Friday so the pupils "I bad stomach trouble when I was eighteen yeri old broke down my health, and fur years I Differed with Dei vousiits. headache.

Indigei-Hon and oervoiui pa nmt. The pasms got bo bad 1 would have them tltiee or four time a week. After tty-liLT uearly every remedy reeom-mended. I beican takii Ir. Miles" hronld attend the fair at IJeloit.

Siapson State Bank joiicits youi Uronage. A square deal guaranteed. J. W. Shanks, Cashier.

Frank Tromble purchased a Buick car last week. Vance Prewett, who is attending high school at Beloit spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. F.

Shurts spent Sunday with C. 1), Bets' and! wife. Quite a large number from this vicinity at tended the fair at Nervine, and I muat say It helped me wimder fully. I have had no evei neiv-oinnDia for gveral year." MRS. DAV KINTNKR, 1062 1-leaeailt iMItanue, O.

Many remeJies are recommended for diseases of tlir nervous system that fail to produce results because they do not reach the seat of the trouble. Dr. Miles' Kervine has prove'n'its value in such cases so many times that it is unnecessary to make claims for it. You can prove its merits for yourself by getting a bottle of your druggist, who will return the price if you receive no benefit. Tll Simpson Milling Co.

Does a General Milling Business. Exchange Business Specialty Call and see us J. W. ELS Manager Beloit Friday. Chas.

Overman was a Simpson caller Saturday. glfchsrt, Ind. MILES MBDICAL See 1. Sewell for Land Loans..