The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 29, 1916, Page 7

OUR CH ECKING gressive citizens. A check drawn on the PEOPLES BANK indi- cates appreciation of Butler’s modern facili- ties and stamps the signer as one of its pro- Efficiency, accuracy and courtesy charac- terize evry feature of our service. determine wherein we can serve you. PEOPLES BANK The Bank On Which U Can Always Bank Call and NS Farm Loans Abstracts examine and perfect titles to same. Investments interest on time deposits. W..F. DUVALL, President, Arthur Duvall, Treasurer. DUVALL-PERGIVAL TRUST CO. CAPITAL and SURPLUS, $250,000 FARMERS BANK BUILDING, BUTLER, MO. We have money to loan on real estate at a low rate of interest with privilege to pay at any time. We have a complete set of Abstract Books and will fur- nish abstracts to any real estate in Bates county and We will loan your idle money for you, securing you reasonable interest on good security. We pay J. B. DUVALL, Vice-President, W. D. Yates, Title Examiner. | M.U. DOCTOR ADVISES ON . SUMMER needs a mixed diet. There are cer+ the department of preventive med- Eat Clean, Wholesome Food and Don't Worry, Says M. P. Ravenel. : For the preservation of health tain food principles which are es- sential, says Dr. M. P. Ravenel of icine of the University of Missouri at Columbia—— First, the proteins, whose priti- cipal function is the ‘building up of tissue, replacing wear and tear. They are found in .meats, eggs, milk and certain vegetables, like beans, peas, lentils and nuts. Second, the ‘carbohydrates, whose function is chiefly to pro- vide fuel and energy. They are found in two of the ordinarily used food stuffs—the starches such as bread, cereals, rice, po- tatoes, ete.; and the sugars, which are found in the juices of various plants, in honey, etc. Third, fats, whose function is chiefly to furnish fuel. The chief sources of fats are cream, the fat of meats, many nuts, ete. Fourth, the minerals and or- ganie acids, which are essential to the body. These are found in many vegetables and certain other foods, particularly in milk and the yolk of eggs. % Certain other principles have been discovered in recent years, among the chief of which are sub- stances called vitamins, These are absolutely..essential to well-being. They are found in fresh food of all kinds, like meats, yolk of eggs, peas, beans, various vegetables and fruits. They are destroyed by some of our methods of prepara- tion of food. For example, steri- lized milk and sterilized canned foods are in large part deprived of ‘these vitamins. We can also take them away from vegetables, like rive, by a high degree of polish- ing, which has been largely: prac- ticed. ‘Babies fed on sterilized milk sometime develop scurvy. This can be prevented by feeding a tablespoonful of orange juice once a day. People should not worry too much about their eating. If the foods are clean, fresh and well pre- gee cae PROFESSIONAL CARDS Clothes; ™.:." ’ F Dentist t—+ === i}Entrance same that leads to Stew- - ard’s Studio. North side square Butler, Missouri Doctors| =.=. Attorney at Law = Notary Public East Side Square Phone 18€ 4 % BUTLER, MISSOURI ‘ For practical cleaning ; : z 7 ‘and pressing. We posi- T, J. HALSEY, M. D. 0. 0. tively clean everything Eye, Ear, Nose and but a guilty conscience. Throat Specialist ; mt d the Atting ef Glasnes Hats Cleaned and Blocked || wn BUTLER, MO Office over Peoples Bank Phone No. 46 All work guaranteed and prices reasonable. DR. R. 8. GLOYD - Graduate Veterinarian Coods Called for and Delivered. Located at | ~ CROUCH BROS. .No. 7-S. Main St. ‘ 171, Butler, Mo. Phone iRON MOUNTAIN, C. PSST... ...se0seee+ C & 8t. Louls Pagr. il: C. & St. Louis Pagr.10:45 p. 353 RAR 4 Garretts Livery Barn Phones, Office 128; Res. 358. 7 30 FARMERS BANK of Bates County Capital - $50,000.00 Earned Surplus $50,000.00 At this time of the year when you are busy tle red nuisance eats this arsenic syrup better if it is put on sponges} pared, the average person gets a fairly well balanced ration. In people inclined to overweight or those who lead sedentary lives, the fats, starches and sugars should be reduced, and fruit and vegetables increased. Those who are underweight, or are engaged in heavy muscular labor, should inerease the starches, fats and sugars. Red Ant Killer. Did you ever hear of a house- hold that didn’t have an ant rem- edy? How many of these Same households are not looking for a. remedy that will really work? |. Haseman of the Missouri Agricul- tural Experiment Station has been giving special attention to the lit- tle red ant that usually causes more trouble than any other and, has been able to kill it with the syrup made from half a pound of sugar and a fortieth of an ounce of sodium arsenite. The syrup should be made in a double boiler because if it is scorched the ants will not eat it and the poison must be carefully weighed by the drug- gist and no more than this must be added for two reasons. (1) It is a deadly poison and will be more likely to be dangerous to animals or persons-who get it by mistake if less diluted. (2) If any more of it is used, the ants detect the taste and will not eat it. Professor Haseman says that the ant has a very keen sense of taste and is a most contrary creature re- fusing to eat many of the things usually used in trying to get rid of him. In fact:-he finds that the lit- AGRICULTURE DAY AT THE CHAUTAUQUA Prof. J.W. Henceroth to Give “Science and The Soil” Lecture on Sixth Day. This picture shows the way the stage will look for the ‘‘Science and the Soil’’ Lecture-demonstra- tion at the Chautauqua on the sixth afternoon. This lecture-demonstration is to be given by Prof. J. W. Henceroth, a soil expert and agricultural scientist. He is one of the newer types of Chautauqua lecturers, and will be just as interesting in his way as the orators are in theirs, ; Besides, Prof, Henceroth will do a lot of practical good. - - “Seience and the Soil’’ will be the subject of his lecture-demonstration. . He will talk about some of the WHYS of Farming and discuss managing the soil for profit; why some soils retain moisture while others do not; What. does lime do for a soil? How do fertilizers help? and any number of others. The Chautauqua wants to serve the people of this community. It wants to bring town and country together and make a great community of interest. Prof. Henceroth is coming to thrash out some of the problems of farmers and merchants and try to make a better understanding all around, and at the same time point the way for bigger crop? for the farmer. Whatever your interests—whether merchant, farmer, teacher, pupil—if you are in any way inter- ested in the production of good crops you will get pleasure and profit from the lecture. Prof, Henceroth has very kindly consented to discugs any special questions that may be raised. BTR TP At the Chautauqua—afternoon—6th day. Sale Under School Fund The Missouri State Poultry Exper- ‘Mortgage. iment Station and Its Work. -Notice is hereby given that,’ The Missouri State Poultry Ex- Fd | whereas, Rudolph Talbott, by his’ periment Station located at Moun- 4 imortgage deed, dated on the tain Grove, Mo., was established 'twelfth (12) day of August, 1912, | for the purpose of finding out the jand recorded in Book 126, page things about poultry we don’t | 630, of the office of Recorder of | know, then giving this informa- | Deeds of Bates County, convey to tion to the public through the ithe County of Bates the following) press, in bulletins, lectures, corre- ‘described real estate situated, ly- spondence, ete. | Notice of i Vashegioee ling and being in the said County! The work of the Station is to of Bates, in.the State-of Missouri, conduct experiments, make tests, oe to-wit: - _| observations, ete., for the benefit A Lot four (4) in block three of the residents of Missouri, The (3) Walley’s addition to But- | establishment of this Station is a \ ler. / point of economy as is the case | And, whereas, said mortgage! with all experiment stations, For | was executed to secure a bond for! example, if 5,000 people want to one hundred dollars duly executed | know the results of some one ex- _ by the said Rudolph Talbott to the | periment, it is more economical ;said County of Bates for the loan! and more satisfactory to have it on moneys belonging to the school/ done where they have proper fund of said county ; }equipment and where people de- | And whereas, default has been | vote their entire time to the work, made in the payment of the prin-) than for each of the 5,000 individ. cipal sum. ‘uals to conduct the experiment ee Granville Jones lectures at the | he therefore, I, the under- | separately, for this we mean uqua on the fourth night. Jones! . + . bite 4g ~ Hs : °o.. fi is one of the most’ popular lecturers | Signed, Sheriff of said County of 5,000 separate experiments which in America. Chautauqua audiences,; Bates having been thereto direct-' would be very expensive in many wherever he has appeared, say: “Weled by an order of. the County | cases, and the results would not want Jones back.” Court of said County of Bates, en-/be as dependable as where men de- tered of record on the 7th day of | vote their entire time to conduct- | June, 1916, will proceed to sell the ing the experiments. : jabove described premises, or such} Missouri is perhaps as liberal as ‘part thereof as may be necessary, any other state in the support of dt the east front door of the Court) its Poultry Experiment Station, | House, in the Town of Butler, in| yet one egg per year at market said County of Bates, on Friday, | price for each person in Missouri the 14th day of July, 1916, be-} will more than‘support the insti- tween the hours of 10 o’clock in| tution. Every resident of Missou- ‘the forenoon and 5 0’elock in the ri not only has the right, but is | afternoon of said day, said sale to | cordially invited to send his at public auction to the highest poultry problems here for solu- bidder ‘for cash. |tion. If there is any question con- & | HARVE JOHNSON, cerning poultry you would like to se 36-4t Sheriff of Bates County, Mo, | have answered, if there is any ex- |periment you would like to see conducted, write it out and send it HON. GRANVILLE JONES. | Watch for the handsomely il- lustrated souvenir © program booklets teHing about the Chau- tauqua. They will be the finest Chautauqua booklets gotten out anywhere. You can get them at any of the stores. meen Sheriff's Salé. virtue and authority of | be By Transcript Execution issued from | the office of the Clerk of the Cir- cuit Court of Bates County, Mo., returnable at the May term, 1916, | of said Court, and to me directed, ; an fav t Beecli Rosi | oreeree : ito the Poultry Experiment Sta- oainat Bd, Gute I ean 4 Notice is hereby given that let-| tion. We may not be able to an- : ‘ | ters of administration upon the es-|swer your question at once, but Ne ng ee ee Ra: tate of Peter Ewing, deceased, | are just as glad to get a question and Rh. J. Groves of, in and to have been granted to the under-| we cannot answer as to get one the following described Real Es- signed by the Probate Court _ Of} we can answer for that gives us utes to-wit: !Bates County, Missouri, bearing} something to work on. _ It is not "Rast half of the west half date the 3rd day of June, 1916. necessary for the question to be the west half of the east half All, persons having claims some deep problem under some big and the northeast quarter of against said estate are required to) name for some of the small prob- the northeast quarter and the exhibit them to the undersigned lems are just as interesting and in- northeast quarter of the for allowance within six months | structive. For example, the ques- southwest quarter and the after the date of said letters, or| tion was asked how to boil an egg northwest quarter of the |they may be precluded from any|s0 it would peel smoothly. Notice. Through experimental work it was dd $8 BEE BEE 3 a Lt | by mail. a ‘was eliminated from the|ing water or by pourin by wt bon’ Niocpkide which will choke at home, write &s your needs. : We can give you complete service ‘ashington, June 24.—Govern-| way to get rid of any kind of ants}férenoon and five o’clock in the for families of na-j whose'nests can be fourid is to de- onthe Mexican |étroy the entire colony with boil- rags, or blotting paper so it is} seemingly harder to get than if in ian open dish. If/ the soaked ‘sponges or rags are put into tin ¢ans or glass jars closed up ex- cept for a little crack as though srty. | benefit of such estate; and if such _ seeodpar yen ps Phage claims be not exhibited within of the northwest quarter of |0D¢ year from the date of the last the southwest quarter, all in insertion of this publication, they . wnshi shall be forever barred. weetion (18), to 4m) Date of last insertion, Juhe 22, found that an egg less than forty- eight hours old would not peel well, while eggs more than forty- eight hours old would peel nice- ly. Taking them out of the boil- put. nate eee <psthes mgt rarige es Bates County, | 1916. LEWIS EWING, ing — into cold water assists and pass by open dishes of it in| All lying and being in the said | 943t pam aee Or | ce cery resident) ii, Missouri should feel an nterest in the Ex- periment Station, and feel free to write for any information or ad- vice needed to the Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station, Mountain, Grove, Missouri. C. T. Patterson, Director. favor of the closed vessel. ‘eounty and State of Missouri; Professor Haseman recommends/atid I will on Friday the 7th this poison especially for the lit-}day of July A. D., 1916, between tle red ants and says that the real|the hours of nine o’clock in the Hetty Green Pays Taxes. Hetty Green is the largest indi- vidual taxpayer in the town of Rockingham. The town listers afternoon of that day, at the/have just finished their work and Best Court House door, in the/have assessed her on a valuatiun of Butler, County of Bates,/of $112,000. Of this, $12,000 is D I reid, sell the same, or 80|for her home and the remaining or suffocate them if placed so that thereof as may be required, /$100,000 is personal property. : song See gas can settle down in-/at Public Vendue_ to the highest! By paying her taxes there on that to the nest. ~ 3 der for cash in hand, to satis-| amount the richest woman in the ‘ o— “#eid execution and costs. world retains her residence and © Tf you're for ‘‘ America First” n are also for Woodrow Wilson. ing on car- If you have milk at hand and are compelled to use baking pow- der and water, when making bis- cuits, try stirring into them a well- beaten egg. See how nicely they will brown and how much better they will taste. Harve Johnson, j|escapes taxation in New York.— . Sheriff of Bates County, Mo.! Springfield (Mass.) Republican.