Larned Chronoscope from Larned, Kansas • 2

ft a OBITUARY FOR It Isis Aurora Walker Isis Aurora Nelson, the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson, was born in Pawnee county, April 21st, 1899, and departed this CHRISTMAS life December 1st, 1919, aged 20 years, 7 months and 10 days. WW She was united in marriage to Hugh Elliott Walker of Winnepeg, Can. Her husband was an ex-service man WW w- This Year We Offer Ex- and was overseas in the service of the ceptional Big U.

S. A. WW Mrs. Walker arrived in Lamed on November 21st for a short visit, while Values in Appropriate Pres- ents for All her husband was seeking a location in Canada, after which he was to come and get her. She was taken very WW WW sick and her death is a shofck to the WW WW WW whole1 community.

8 She joined the M. E. church in 1912. and was a member at the time of Men her death. i Jibe leaves to mourn her loss her husband, her father and her mother, seven sisters and four broth ers, and many relatives and friends.

Women Electric Boudoir Lamps I Djerkiss Funeral services were held Tues day afternoon, Dec. 2nd. Interment was in Ash Valley cemetery, south of t-- I 1 Copyright, 1919, A. B. Kirsch'aaum Company 'Dresser Sets Stationery Better Speech Week.

Style ff oir Governor Henry J. Allen and the Knasas teachers of English are pushing a movement which aims at Electric Heaters Waffle Irons Cut Glass Percolators better American speech. Each school system in the state is asked to set From 16 to 60 WW tt aside one week in which by special programs, pageants, plays, and slo fountain Pens Cigars and Humidores Stationery Shaving-stands and Pads Flash-lights Military Brushes and Sets Kodaks Razor and Shaving Supplies Knives Pipes and Cigar-holders Books Thermo Bottles It 8 gans the people of Kansas are stimulated to greater pride in their mother-tongue'. The governor's statement is as follows: Fine China Box Candy Manicure Sets Basket Ware Art Pottery Mary Garden Sets Fountain Pens Perfumes This is a young man's store- and a store for older men of youthful spirit. And nothing proves it so conclusively as the clothes we have for you to select from Kirschbaum and Society Brand Clothes FOR YOUNG MEN AND MEN WHO STAY YOUNG Do Your Christmas Shopping Early "A Better Speech Week for Kansas suggests a movement which is country-wide in its interest.

Perhaps at no time in recent years has there been more urgent need for a new appreciation of our common English speech. "The present unrest 'and the uncertainty concerning the allegiance of some who have for years, if not for a life time, enjoyed the benefits of our American institutions, give peculiar tt Parisian Ivory Kodaks Toasters Complete "Toy Department -Agents for'Sonora Fancy Decorative Paper, Christmas Cards and Seals of All Kinds Bath Robes Ties Silk Sox Gloves, Fur Caps Mufflers Pajamas 'Sweaters reason why we should exalt the importance and dignity of our speech. "Each man has tools peculiar to his vocation the carpenter his plane, the miner his pick, the tradesman his price list, the student his text book but every true citizen, whatever occupation, should Use his American language. "A Better Speech Week calls attention to the importance of our By this bond people from all lands, welcomed into "the body politic, are bound together by a tie that is stronger than brass or steel. With this means of approach men of all classes and ways of thinking are brought into sympathy with one another and led into common service.

"Our language should be respected because of what it 'stands for and be Go Smoking Jackets, House Slippers, Handkerchiefs, DRUGGIST Uuting Uowns We're expecting you. It well be a pleasure to show you all the good things, and we know you'll enjoy looking at them. Telephone 17 511 Broadway cause of what it, does, in promoting the unity and ideals of the American people. I commend every effort made MICKIE SAYS WA WILLIAMSON vou isaustn't Twin LARNED CHRONOSCOH; WOLCOTT CinilSTY. "Harry H.

Wolcott. Lynn M. Chrlsts; THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1919. NERE 'CARELESS JEST BECVJZ Eggleston Bldg. Larned, Kansas NOU FNO A TlPOGRPvPWlCAL the idea that crops are anything like a sure thing in this country.

In certain portions of the country, the sandy land may yield a fair crop annually, but the sooner farmers get down to irrigation the better off they will be. Mrs. W. H. Vernon spent Thanksgiving in Emporia with her daughter, Miss Sstelle, who is a student at the State Normal School.

by the schools of the state to train our citizens in the cultivation of lucid, forceful and uncorrupted diction. This is the real Kansas language." Mental Honesty. Use the dictionary, the encyclopedia and the atlas. Look things up. Get your meanings clear.

Don't take words for granted. Don't imagine that vou have tn ERROR IN THE PAPER. OMCE IN VMHIV-E. NN THE BILLIONS OF CHANCES THEN G-T TVAXNGS VNROHQj ITS fK-VJONDEU. V4E DO NT THAN VNE DO form a definite opinion on everv sub IN DAYS OF OLD Items from the Chronoscope Twenty-five Years Xgo.

,1920 State Teachers' Meeting. ject that arises. Nine-tenths vou must just lay on the shelf and await The sectional meetings of the Kansas State Teachers' Association will meet next year at Hays, Topeka, further evidence. The way to be an File Western Uniioii use nothing but They must have reliable equipment. I I- 1T numnmlnmnnmnnmmtu jiuvixgem ana wen informed person Why Not an "JExide" on Your Car? y- Drive around to our place and let our service men test and fill your batteries.

is to begin by being an honest agnostic one who doesn't pretend to know. Kep open-minded. Be hospitable to new ideas. Have fixed principles, not fixed opinions. Opinions ought to change as you get new information.

Think as a judge, not as a lawyer. Try to understand, to get at the truth, not to prove you are right. Never mind about being consistent. Be honest. Listen to those who differ from you; be careful of yourself with those who agree with you.

Nothing is more beautiful than utter loyalty to truth, and a willingness to acknowledge it wherever you find it, and to follow itwherever it may take you. Kansas City Star. Hutchinson, and Independence. President W. A.

Lewis of the Fort Hays Normal was elected president of the entire four sections of the association. S. M. Neese of Independence was re-elected treasurer, and L. Pinet was re-elected secretary.

It is reported by Secretary Pinet that 13,000 teachers enrolled in the association during the past year, most of them during the convention. The dates set for the 1920 convention breaks away from a precedent of long standing. It has been the custom for many years to hold the annual teachers' convention in November. October 28, 29 and 30 are the dates selected. "There's a reason." The teachers are still planning to' take a hand in politics.

The convention will be held before, the general election and resolutions will undoubtedly be submitted by the special committee on resolutions, which is yet to be appointed. Storage Battery Supply Co. 119 West Fifth Street PHone 137 CMAi3 S. T. Garth and daughter, Miss Tillie, went to Kansas City last Suii-day on a visit to friends.

Mrs. Garth is visiting friends in Macksville this veck. D. B. Wolcott, N.

O. Waymire, J. A. Nelson, and Mr. and Mrs.

A. H. Moffet of Garfield attended the irrigation, convention at Hutchinson last Friday and Saturday. B. Horn of Chicago, an electrical engineer of large experience, has been in the city the past week testing the plant of the Larned Electric Light and he informs us that the plant in this city is one of the best in the state.

Yes, Jerry Simpson will resume business at the corner grocery, Mrs. Lease will come in from "the middle of the road Governor Lewelling will recover from his temporary insanity, and the men of Kansas will pay off their farm mortgages and resume business: Kansas is a great state. Chicago Inter-Ocean. County Commissioner J. A.

Nelson Was in the city last Thursday from Garfield and left us an order for printing for the Garfield Mill Elevator Co. He "informed us that they expect to soon have their mill in running order at Garfield. This is something that has long been needed in that enterprising little city, and it is to be hoped that the farmers in that neighborhood will give it the patronage it deserves. There is little use for the farmers of Pawnee county to longer cling to Card of Thanks. We desire to thank the neighbors and friends who were so kind to us during the sickness and death of our daughter and sister.

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"I give it to my children when they show the slightest symptoms of being croupy, and when I have a cough or cold on the lungs a very few doses will, relieve me, and by taking it for a few Mr. and Mrs. Troy Means returned MONEY TO LOAN We Have plenty money to loan oh farms at 6. The money is ready now. H.

H. KIMMEL 416 DROADWAV Saturday from RozeL where they had been visiting relatives. Radiator Works Nathan JJ. Jones went to Alden and Chase Saturday on business connect Corner Seventh and Broadway ed with the transmission line. days I soon get rid of the cold.

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