Overbrook Citizen du lieu suivant : Overbrook, Kansas • 3

ocaovoOvOO00Coooooooco 0 eft that evening for Colorado to attend the funeral. -I Mr. and Mrs. Neison Flinton and 0 'IS fl IS The New "THE PHONOGRAPH 0 ft ft ft ft ft ft If you are thinking of buying a Phone-graph. Let'us show you a real one and demonstrate it in your own home.

H. B. HAMPSHIRE 1 FOR MP 31 mm 4 Thomas Shaw, of were here over Sunday visiting with Mrs. J. B.

Vandegrif t. Geo. Young and wfe started for Colorado last week. They will spend their vacation with friends and relatives these. Mrs.

V. S. Cooper, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Carrie Haus, left for her home inMojave, last Thursday. Misses.

Pearle Taton and Veta Read and Messrs, Merle Tyner and George Kellcy spent Sunday afternoon at the parks inTcpeka The American 'Legion will givei a dance this (Thqrsday) evening. Lawrence music. A good time is assured all. Everybody come. Mr.

and Mrs. 0. V. Wingrcn and son Harry-motored rom 'Dennison, Texas, and visited at the Harley Cox' horns Sunday. Ralph Ingleman, who has been in Iowa for some time, was home over Sunday visiting with his famuVand greeting old friends again.

J. A. Cordis-and family, U. C. Butel and family, Miss Gertrude Smith, Dent Coffman and Lee Geyer picnicked at Wakarusa Sunday.

S. P. Bell of Scranton was in town Tuesday. Mr. Bell is selling Hudson and Essex for the Central Motor Sale3 Co.

df Osage' City. ii 1 SALE Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ikenberrjr and Miss Cora and Elmer Campbell started for. western Kansas last week via auto for a few weeks visit.

Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Flora of Michigan Valley, and Mrs.

Ellen Bradfield of visited their niece, Mrs. S. C. Marshall, one day last week. Eula and Clara Butel, Grace Dent Coffman, Gilmore Nichols anil Floyd Butel spent Sunday with Dorcas 4velley at her home.

Why break your dishes serving ice cream when we can sell you nice wooden ice cream dishes at 10 cents per dozen or three dozen for 25 cents, i Miss Alice Clark stopped in Overbrook with Mr. and Mrs. A. Radcliff a few days last week while on her way from Chicago to her jiome ia. Wichita.

John Cobb, of Mrs. Gromiller, son and grandson, of Centropolis, and and Mrs. John Tallant took Sunday dinner at the A. J. Burger home.

Mrs. John Jones, of Ottawa, spent from Friday till Sunday W-ith Mrs. Hrver Fager. They went to Topeka Sunday and spent the day in the parks. Freel Perryman received word Tuesday that his father.

S. had died. Mr. and Mrs. Ferryman, Lloyd.

Claude and Ross ii in mi ii miiwwmii WJ J-fl iff HARM Mi i. 'v v. vjk 'v 3t. cJ will never return to normal. What we think of as normal has ceased to be and will never return.

We are on new level. 1 Additional Mews Mrs. P. Simon was called to Lawrence the first of the week by the illness of her father, Hansford O'Bryhim. who is working with the A.

ri S. F. railway' at Emporia was home ever Sunday. Carl and Joe Coff man and families drove Topeka Sunday to visit Fred and Ralph Coff man and families. Prof, and Mrs.

Ralph Price, of Manhattan, visited their cousins, Howard and Leslie Long's, one day last week. Edison WITH A SOUL" ft ft ft ft ft ft 9fr- i- i'- i. The Overbrook Farmers' Union store will be closed on Sunday by order of the Board. A. A.

Webber, Mngr. Mrs. Mollia Alder and daughters, Marion and Louise, returned to their home in Black well, Sunday. Mi3S Alta Baldwin returned home from Ottawa Tuesday where she has been visiting relatives and friends. Root, Chapman and wife were over from Burlingame the first of the week to visit with her mother, Mrs.

E. Mascho. Mr. and Mrs. -Geo.

Coffman and Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. B.

Coff an were visiting in Bourbon county Sunday. Charles Ingle returned home from the hospital at Topeka Fri day where he underwenran operation for appendicitis. Mrs. Fred Reed, Mrs. John English, Mrs.

Frank English and Mrs. S. S. Gingerich were shopping in Ottawa Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Shaw and UNI Kffl3TOJ3K33SSff Otto Slater here down-- from To peka visiting friends, and relasM tives from Saturday till Monday. Mr. 'and Mrs.

Howard LnncJJ i and family and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Long and family attended the Epworth League Institute at Baldwin Sunday evening and heard Bishop Waldorf speak. and Mrs. Wm.

Daniels and grand daughter. Ana Culick, visited at the Milo Emery home from Thursday until Saturday. They were returning to their home at Lane, Kan. after visiting his daughter in Clay county and friends at Salina.v As the boss editor will probably be home this week and as this will be the last issue we will edit, we wish to thank all those who have helped U3 out by giv-ing item3 of news and in other" ways. We only regret we could not get out as good a paper as the boss could.

Carl Ei Andrews; temporary editor. Arrangments have been made to conduct some variety and fertilizer, tests on wheat thi3 fall, on the farms of Wm. Lowery, at Mel vera, and Joe Collins, at Overbrook. About eight of our common varieties of both i hard and soft wheat will be planted, and several brands of commercial fertilizers will be tried out. The results of a few years experimenting along these lines will te of great value to the farmers of the county.

Chamberlain's Coiic ancT Diarr hoea Remedy. This is unquestionably one of the most successful medicines in use for bowel complaints. A few doses of it will cure an ordinary attack of diarrhoea. It has been used in nine epidemics of dysentery with perfect success. "It can always be depended upon to eive prompt relief in cases of colic and cholera morbus.

When reduced wate and sweetened it is pleasant to Every "family shculd keep this. remedy at hand. The case of the Winfield lady who shot her husband because he desired to drive the car, should be a general warning to men who think they can drive a car. Any woman knows she can drive a car better than a man, and is likely to go to any length in proving it. Capper's Weekly.

First published in Overbrook Citizen August 5, House Concurrent Resolutions- No. 57. A proposition to amend sections 1 and 2 (if artice 11 cf the constitution of the state of Kansas relative to finance and taxation. 1 i Be it resolved by the Legislature of the State of Kansas, two-thirds of the mem bers elected to each House thereof con curring therein: 1 Section The following proposition to amend the constitution of the stato of Kansas is hereby submitted to the quali fied electors of the state for their approv al or rejection: That sections 1 and 2, art icle 1 1, ba amended in one section to read as follows: "Section 1. The legislature shall have power to establish and maintain a just and equitable system for raising state and local revenue, and may classify the subjects of taxation in order to secure a jjust return therefrom and may exempt SAY3: At a Cl recent con ference, the "fact developed that 4 per cent of, the lum-; ber yards were out of cement and conditions getting: worse.

wkhmrtquwHaolfHufrt'sSaiva 1 I lautiBUie treatment of Eczema, 1 ener. Kincworn, Itch, etc. hunt's- 'Mhwi. Mm i. their on tax by true file 2 A.

4 1 i DR.J.p;'GOODt Glass Filling Specialist Of Ottawa. Kans. Will be in Overbrook at the hotel Tuesday, Sept 14 and until 9 Wednesday i 7 COME EARLY i ft property when ths public welfare will ba benefited thereby but, all property used exclusively for state, county, municipal, literary educational, scientific, religious, benevolent and charitable purposes, and personal property to the amount of at least two hundred dollars for each family, shall be exempted from taxation." Sec. 2. This proposition shall be submitted to the electors of the state at the general election1 in the year 1920 for approval or rejection.

The amendment hereby proposed shall be desinated the ballot by the following title: "Tbe amendment to ths constitution," and shall be. voted for or against as provided law under such title. Sec. 3. This resolution "shall take ef- fectEtfid ba in" force from and after its -publication in the statute book.

I hereby certify that the foregoing' is a aud correct qopy-of original House Concurrent Resolution No. now on in my office. L. J. PETTI JOHN, seal Secretary of Stato.

Dr. N. L. Rinehart DENTIST Successor to Dr. A.

J. Butel Phones Office 92, Residence 124 FOR THE BEST Farm Insurance In The State See A. L. OVESON, DR GEO. McCLlNTCCK, OFFICE doors north ot First Nat' Bank PHONESi OFriCE SQ.

RESIDENCE At CHARLES 0. HOOVER, Physician and Surgeon Office front Rooms in Toppmff Bldg Phones Office 147 Residence UR Overbrook Lodges. American Legion. Americcn Legion, will meet the Masonic Hall the second land (ourth. Thursday nights of each month.

Visiting comrades cordi ally invited to meet with us. ti. oicwnKi, ommanaer, John KtDMOrt, Adjutant. R. N.

of Gold Camp No. oio N. of A meets the nrst Wednesday afternoon or each month at 2:30 In the Gran nan. yisiiiiib Bteignrors are cor-diallv invited to men with lf Tina Taton, KOSE 1ALLENT, Oracl Recorder M.W.A. Overbrook Camp No.

458 Modem Woodmen ot America neets the third Thursday night id each month at 8v.M. Ip Mascnlt Hall. Neighbors from other camp are requested to meet with when In town on meeting nleht. A.T.HuRAN.V.t: t4W L. JVESON.

Clerk. R. A. M. Overbrook ChapterNo.si mMt' the first and third Tuesday niehtt ei each month in Masonic Hall.

Mem bersof the craft are cordially invHt .0 attend onr meetings when in tt I a fiiGLEMAN, H.P A. R. Miller, Secretary, Fof H. Hurricane Grange, No. of H.

iff Grange Hall. Ail Patrons Vf' 7 earnestly requested to attend, 1 Chas. Dickson, MastH Ki CORA KARNES Secretn At fi. A. M.

Rldgeway Lodge Nb.6, meststLf f7, cond and fourth Tuesday nlgMs n. It.fly.'f- achmonth.ln Msomc MembwZ ofthecraftarecordlallylnvlledtoattek oitrmeetlngswhenintown. G. E. Blackburn Sec H-.

HampshIPB, AO.U, W. O. V.Vf.ttJ-s6? meetslastThundSv nleh-off i i month lu the Gratige Hrtll. ft 1 areorged to sttend, Vlsltlns- i t0 wmm fir '-v. 5 mad itt'i -i- -i ii in i mi ii mmm RSA A ft Is there anything you can buy wherein you get more value for your money than a Ford A.

Is there anything you can resell more quickly and at price only a shade below what you paid? Is there any single thing made wherein vast production, standardization and universal use have made possible a price so small and value so great? Is there anything costing so little to operate that will give you and your family so much happiness? Is there anything else that will work for you all day in ycur business, and then in the eveningor on holidays will bring real joy to your home? Think over these questions and you will decide you cannot afford not to own a Ford car. See the authorized FoVd dealer listed telow and have him explain terms of payment and when you can get delivery- The wise man will orer now. W. D. Mll LEER Authorized Ford and Fordson Sales and Service, Overbrook, Kansas mm i --v'N INOISJ ON GENUIfylE FORD PARTG draos of fe4tb -1.

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