The Norwich Herald from Norwich, Kansas • 5

THE HERALD, NORWICH, KANSAS Popular Young People Wed Milton News Now Who Beat The Gym Milton school district decided by a verv close. vote that they did not want any High Gym. There are two sides to the gym questien. Some farmers say that many basket ball coaches teach dishonesty by encouraging "'any thing to win" methods. It is true that a dishonest player is a dishonest worker.

At the basket. ball tournament at Friends the coaches were required to state, sign, swear or some such pledge. that the boys on their teams did not use tobacco. Some of the coaches knowingly lied for their teams' and that certainly does not teach honesty. We do notwant teachers who do that.

Some farmers were against the Gym because the boys play after school instead of coming home to help with the work and then gO back after supper and stay late, W. H. Buttle of Winfield is visiting E. R. Butler and family, Chas.

Six has been on the list for two or three days. The Boy Scouts are not having their regular meetings now on account of the absence of Scout Master, Frank Leuven, who is away at school. Dorothy Dunn is here visiting at the Harry Zimmerman home Cleanses the Mouth. Canned tomatoes and fruit juices are splendid stimulants to the mucous membrane and salivary glands of the mouth, and the former is also a notable antiscorbutic when swallowed. Vineproduced from either wine or cigar, der, when well diluted with water, 1s an' excellent mouth and teeth cleaner.

Tooth pastes and dentifrices are not as popular in Italy, Spain and France as in the United States, wine being preferred as a mouth lavage. Needn't Worry About That. A western man wife says he ideas Hell get woman he marries. seript. advertising for a house post WOlDaD with that no matter what --Boston Tran- Harvest is almost over at Milton.

That fellow, Charley Lay, just won't be quiet. He bought a big 36 inch threshing machine and engine all brand new and is ready to thresh anything that gets in his way. He sold the old outfit to Mr. Nicholas of Rago. Two small twisters were seen northeast of Milton on Tuesday afternoon.

Threshing was to begin at Miiton Wednesday but a shower spoiled plans. Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. L.

Oyler on Friday 17th a girl. Old Shep got his. He might still be, enjoying himself and chasing automobiles but it was his two palls that caused the mis step that let the big auto run over him, It is the same with young men: bad pals get them in bad for life. Harvey Pipkin is not only a stemwinder of a checker. player but a better barber.

R. now of Geary, Ok(lahoma, was around Morwich last week. Callie Handy knew him on sight and he was only a boy of five years when he saw him last. The Life Immortal. We are born for a higher destiny earth; there is a realm where than the rainbow never fades, where the will be spread before us like stars that slumber on the ocean and islands where the beings that pass before us like shadows will stay in our presence Wood Averts Evil.

There are numerous curious or perstitious beliefs regarding fragrant woods, says the American Forestry Magazine. The Burmese have a perstition that beams of balances should be made of the Thitman or prince of woods. (Podearpus nerufolia). while a peg of it driven into house post or boats will avert evil. John C.

Doze John Doze was born in Drake county Ohio, March 23rd, in1837 He passed away at his home in Norwich June 16, 1921. Thus he lived to the age of 84 years, 2 months and 24 His! parents moved to Iowa and then to Sullivan countty, Missouri. In 1861 he married Miss Mary Osborn who died after a number of years at the age of fifty years. Their children were Victor, Ellen. William, George ard Henryetta.

In 1871 Mr. Doze married Miss Mary E. Stan'ey. Martin and, Estella of this union are still living but three children have gone beyond, Mr. Doze moved to this vicinity forty years ago and has lived the life of a respect ed citizen.

He confessed his faith in Christ and was baptised twelve years ago. He was charter member of the Odd Fe'lows in Norwich. Two brothers survive him. George and P. P.

both live here; one sister, Mrs. Ella Daily. lives in Iowa, was present at the funeral, A sister, aunt Polly Cimpbell, has been with him for several years. Rev.L. B.

Myres preached the funeral sermon at the Methodist church, assisted by Rev. H. J. Donaldson. The interment was in the Upchurch Cemetary.

Card Of Thanks Ve wish to thank our many friends for their kindness and works of sympthy during the illness and death of our husband and father, Also for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. John Doze Stella Norris Martin Doze Ella Dailer Resin Skillen Geo Doza-Jr. MICKIE SAYSA BIZNESS MAN WHO DOESNT ADVERTISE ATTRACTS ABOUT AS MUCH ATTENTION AROUND TOWN AS A CHURCH BELL WOULD WITHOUT A CLAPPER BELL CHURCH AN TO TELL AD FOLKS ABOUT THE SERVICES Advertisements of Old. Advertisements were in vogue in clent Egypt, Greece and Rome.

On the walls of Pompell have been found announcements gladiatorial shows. with rough pictures of favorite gladiators. anticipations of the modern poster. Harness Repaired and Oiled Shoes Half-soled and Repaired NORWICH SHOE SHOP One of the most genuine, but pleasent surprises of the season was presonted to Norwich people last Saturday when it became known that Lloyd Clothier and Miss Blanche McConaughey had been united in the holy bonds on Friday afternoon at Hutchinson, The wedding ceremony was performed at the Christian church by Rev. Smith, pastor of the first Christian Church o1 Hutchinson in the presence of a few relatives.

As Mr. Clothier had only two days leave of absence from his position a as assistant cashier of the bank at Hollyrood, the honey moon tour was limited to visits with their parents and friends at Kingman and Norwich. At the latter place the groom donned his farmer attire and spent the day in his father's harvest field where help was really needed. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

McConaughey of Quincy, Kansas. She is a very- popular teacher and was one of the r- wich faculty for two years. While here she made many friends among the parents as well as pupils. Last year she had charge of the seventh and eighth grade at Kingman and was a-ked to take the positisn the con.ing year. The groom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Clothier who live one half mile west of Norwich. He is a favorite in his home town and at home and at the Cristian Church he will be greatly missed as he was their standby as young people representative.

Sargent Clothier made a splendid record as a mien. ber of company E. 353 infantry, 89th division, in the service in France but a promising career was arrested by his being gassed. The new family are at home in Hols10od where they have purseased a nice home Truc Greatness. True greatness is the struggle to be Phillips Stewart.

QUALITY SERVICE ELECTRIC CLEANER FOR SALE, Also for rent. J. A. GREEN Norwich Kansas The Minneapolis Line of Power Farm Machinery Including new and second hand Tractors and Threshers, Lacrosse Tractor impleand Heineke Perfection Self Feedments srs. A complete line of belting canvass, leather and rubber.

Honest Built Machinery. None Better. Sold By Coffman Keller NORWICH, KANSAS The City Meat Market All Kinds of Cured and Fresh Meats also line of canned goods market price paid for cattle hogs Highest CHARLES HUFFMAN, Prop. Shop Phone 57 Res. Phone 71 O.

K. Giant Battery Needs water only four times a year. Forget about battery trouble. We sell Tires, Tools and Accessories. Rebuild and recharge Storage Batteries.

See us for retreading and vulcanizing. Automobiles Repaired and FORDS FIXED CITY GARAGE Brown and Matkin More Money You deserve every cent you earn in the production of farm produce and we are here to see that you get it. Phone to all our competitors for prices as well as to us and we'll get the goods. The best stock and poultry foods and medicines kept in stock. Phone 24 C.

V. REX NORWICH KANSAS YOU'LL Be Glad YOU SAVED YOUR MONEY you marry The question of when you marry is mostly a question of when you can afford to marry not when you want to marry. When this time comes, as it will you are glad then that you saved your money. There's just one thing to do provide now for whatever the future holds in store for you. "Begin now at this friendly The NORWICH STATE BANK Norwich, Kansas "Deposits of this Bank are Guaranteed" John county Piano Tuning Those wishing to have piano tuning done may leave word or phone to the Herald Office.

Rev. H. LeRoy Goodwin will be called when there are enough pianos to justify making the trip to Norwich. Science Comes To Your Relief The pressure cooker has been made practicalfor every home. It saves fuel, work, worry and does an absolutely perfect job of cooking or canning etc.

Put your own garden vegetables for winter use. For Particulars call on or phone Mrs. Wm. Evans Phoue 1308 The Farm Recipe Agency Wichita, Kansas Farmers Loose Millions This is a startling statement, but true all the more lamentable because most of this loss is caused chiefly through a lack of information and understanding of the proper and best methods pertaining to Animal Husbandy, Fruit Growing, Gardening and the Care of Poultry. We believe that we are in a position to assist you in overcoming a considerable amount of your yearly loss and can give you valuable assistance in materially increasing your vearly profits and so offer yon the following list of Ten Valuable Recipes: 45 No.

1. How to make a fine cereal substitute for tea and coffee that will save your health and the money spent on tea and coffee. No. 2. How to make a preparation that will remove all of the grease and paint from an auto or vehicle, that you wish to paint, in two hours at a cost of 25c.

45 No. 3. How to make a delightful hand and face cream at a very small cost to you. No. 4.

How to make a fine cleaning compound for dry cleaning clothing, tapestry, rugs, etc. No. 5. How to make the finest hominy possible. No.

6. How to effectively treat 1000 hens per hour for scaly legs, lice and mites, without touching one hen with your hands, The hens do it automati-c ally. No. 7. How to plant potatoes, sweet potatoes pumpkins.

cabbage and tomatoes and be practically sure of a crop. No. 8 How to raise cabbage, turnips, radishes, and beets, nearly every Fall, even if the weather is dry. No. 9.

A good way to help to prevent hog cholera and rid horses, cattle and hogs of lice and mange. No. 10. How to care for trees, vines and shrubbery that are plant in dry hard dry soil. We offer the above Ten Recipes for only $1.00 or any of them for 25c and will accept this entire ad us 10c if cut out and nailed to us with your order.

Your money wi'l be returned if you notify as, within ton days, that you are not saliafled. 45.