The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 4, 1918, Page 8

HUNS DECLINE TO FIGHT WITH ALLIED ARMIES Thirteenth Day of New. Battle Ends With German Machine Apparently Bates County Women’s Liberty Loan - Committees. Mrs. R. E. Mooney, county chair- man of the third Liberty Loan cam- paign has made the following ap- Herrell Happenings. ‘ The neighbors gathered at the home of H. A. Wayland and family Mon- day night and spent a very pleasant GET ter the Intricacies of_the Eng- lish Tongue. MIXED ON LANGUAGE Many Foreigners Find It Hard to Mas- Exhausted—Both French and Brit- | P*" ‘ i evening visiting with his son, Ashby i ; i f township chairfien and . ’ Ses ish Forces Suffered Heavy-Losses, | Pointments o : Bey a inh: A fatten hae Bach eceacin as abs but General Foch’s Forces Are in Ee Te een committee: high Send nee Doniphan window in Norway whlch reads Prat P as Notts Excelsior, Little Gem, Premium Gem, Ameri- Better shape Than Teutons. Mrs. R. is Mooney, County-Chaire|| ies Dorothy Clark has been very| lsh spoken’ here; American under e can Wonder, Burpee’s Extra Early, First and Best, (From The Associated Press.) man, . sick for*the last week with lung stood.” In foreign countries where Early Prolific, Alaska, Gradus, Thomas Laxton, ' Strategem, Large With the passing of the thirteenth} West Boone—Mrs, E, E, Shockey,|fever. We are glad to report she is Bas — i ion poe ee White Marromfat, Bliss Everbearing, Alderman, Pride.of the Market, day of the new battle of the Somme | Merwin, Mo. “4 eee much better now. one tice On Gigat oe che rinse Senator, Champion of England, Telephone. Rasen st sing evi c East Boone—Mrs, i : ‘osier, . . 3 i 3 iste coe ee ais A Mo lara A crowd from this neighborhood at-| stations in Switzerland, for instance, B Burpee’s Greenpod Stringless, Giant Stringless, which, it Was intended {i crush the Charlotte—Mrs. C. A. Lusk, Butler, oe ite Aa at Pleasant Gap! one can see this: “It is prohibited to eans Red Valentine, Early Six Weeks, Thousand to One, allied line, has almost utterly spent | Mo. ae Vie sae eee eae ais Meir Pe rele berg ae ae Prolific Black Wax, Pencil Pod Wax, Rust Proof Black Wax, Golden itself. : Deer Creck-—Mrs. Geo. Ellis, | o See ae Business ane wae station.” vy Wax, Wardwell’s Kidney Wax, Davis White Wax, Kentucky Won- \ here previon y the Germans ie Aa Laan Ben Baskerville, |:\lkire’s mother also, left for her home| In Milan cathedPal there used to be der, Lazy Wife, Burgess Stringless Pole Bean, White Cornfield Pole, TOW RIMEn Note LUE UtE vino E COUNs SUNG aye! ia ‘lin Iowa. - a notice—it may be there now—which Wrens Egg, Cut Short, Striped Creaseback, Dutch Case Knife. ing the prodigious wastage in killed | Appleton City, Mo, AP Ad There was’ a party given at the| rend: “Appele to charitable. The w sday G 5 elkhart-——Mrs, J. A. Paige, Adrian, a AT ge y : H or wounded, Tuesday saw them ue He hart: rs. J aige, home: of H. A. Wayland Wednesday | Brothers, so-called, of Mercy ask Sweet Corn Golden Bantam, Howling Mob, cline ansiyhere to give Dattle: (ols Gao G and River—Miss Florence Mouse, | €Vening, in honor of his son, Sergeant | slender arms for the hospital. They Early Minnesota, Early Evergreen, : ad ae : Se Ge eek gear : Wee picieabcares "!Ashby Wayland) The house. was| harbor all kinds of diseases, and have Country Gentleman, Stowells Evergreen, Extra Early Adam, Large tro bs took the initiative Hudson—Mrs. E. E, Hook, Rock-| tastefully decorated in white and yel-| 00 respect to religion.” Adam. : Tras it engl with the reserve | ville, Mo. ‘ low crepe paper and little Easter egys| “Japan has the most harmonious © : YELLOW, QUART, 1: forces of the entente virtually in- Howard—Mrs, H. L. Curtis, and chickens, The evening was spent notices displayed, Nearly every shdp Onion Sets RED AND » Q » TOC. Cena ah thecadded Weighe Gene Hume, Mo. in playing various games. The sup-| {2 Japan exhibits a placard, printed in At roc per quart for sets you can make at perehinele rt sane will give them Honiera\Mre, Maud Hammond, | Per was served in caieteria style, con-| English, advertising goodg, some of money on onions, the turn in ‘the tide of the battle is Amoret, Mo. sind of ‘two rounds of sandwiches, which Bre. Vety coment at hand Lone Oak—Mrs. Elias Harper, But. | Pickles, olives, fruit salad, sherbet and| “Horseshoe maker instruct | RHUBARB ROOTS, 6c dozen. : ANiite adnittedive both. the. Frenehi(ler, Mo: ‘ cake, About 75 guests were present. | French horse leech,” you read; or “if ASPARAGUS ROOTS tc each as you want them. and Britich armies have suffered} Mt, Pleasant—Mrs, DeWitt Chas-| They all departed at a late hour, wish- | You want sell watch, I will buy; if you CANNA BULBS. 1 rather severe casualties as they] tain, Butler, Mo ing Ashby good luck on his journey ba a ia : Gnuea a ne | x , s i Ss as . , ue . ary RAMS ‘ 4 we a vill, stood valiantly to their task im-| Mound—Mrs. W. G. Dillon, Butler, | #¢Toss the waters and a safe return, “ a S A Pape ee aes poe Mo % Egg roasts were quite common this Meee ie Hammon s Slug hot Lea PO ( Dai 7 4 » were ray Japanese laundr, m - 4 them pay an.unheard-of price for ev-| Mingo—Mrs. A,B, Thurman, | ¥¢4r. There were three out our way. Bie ey “we One. paaaned aa © : and insects of all kinds. .Slug Shot es sip ave raed tinimercell Nurony Nic ; Every one says they enjoyed them. 3 7 i v8 1 Ss ugs ef ery foot of ground gained, their re-|/-\ar ee ie oi : Mr, and Mrs, Will Card spent Sun-|‘leanly wash our” customers with kills the larva of the potato bug. Can da IEG a eanseryed ay the en Eee HERB 2S EMIT dave withirelativennnniutlent cheaper prices, Gentlemen, 7s a hun- be used with safety to human beings on cabbage, cauliflower, etc. To ust care vehind the lines for the| dutler, } Sa é ‘ ‘Mrs. Alkire was aalickie «| dred, ladies 8s a hundred,” while a destroy certain worms on tomato and’ egg plants, the beetle, striped teful time when the withering fire} Osage—Mrs, Cora Robinson, Rich y enough to orate aR ee h ee Giithe allied wine: and machine: guns (EIQ Mo, have the measles this week. certain’ dairy announced thay they cucumber beetles and leaf eating insects on water melon, musk melon, should have so blighted the German| Prairie—NMrs, Pearl Kemper, Rock-| Mr. and Mrs, U. S. Ison and littl’ sold “Extracts of fowls, squash and other vines. Cheaper and safer than any other insecticide. hordes as to bring more equality in| ville, Mo. Nevlin, and Oscar Price and family Mi Punch some fine holes in the top of a baking powder can and there strength to the fighting forces. \nd,| Pleasant Gap—Mrs. W. G. Mehaf-|t0ok Sunday dinner with John Hyatt. nistering Angel. you are. Dust lightly on the plants. Many of my water melon cus- al! along the British and Freneh com-|fey, Butler, Mo. F Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Jones and ; see ine sick man tan divine reveals |! tomers take a 5-pound package right along with the seed to have it manders have not leit outside their) Rockville—Mrs, H. L. Hall, Rock- danghter, Ruth, motored to Hume Mt er BRYAN It fills his sick- || ready. Pound 13c. 2 pounds 25c. 5 pound package 6oc. Owing to cal ions-that staunch band of [ ville, Mo, pundeyaands spent atherdayawitt sold | 102 vay e cuss aneta i Bata aeneel i high prices of chemicals, Slug Shot is a little higher. Americans, exceeding 100,000 men} Spruce—Mrs. Riley Gilbert, Urich, ae Area an Jean Mae cae re ee bie a en PI Listas 3 who are fully trained and equipped | Mo, . A. Wayland and son, Ashby, | 01 s pillow, bring him a |{ Early Cluster, Everbear- and anxious to lend their aie the} Shawnee—Nrs. D, S. Bolin, Butler, any alee Misses ue Sela and ae Devarien ee and a}y Cucumber Seed ‘ing ‘Chicago Pickle, Short PATO ak Seater Mary, enjoyed a fine dinner at the/ delicate, transparent, glittering mass * Prete fie 4 os ity a fans A re Ba eect Ray Powell, Butler, | Card heanencse eee a of bubbles that dance in niniew col- Green, Boston Pickle, Long Green, White Spine, Fordhook Pickle, kille ‘l ie ee ee ae 15 Sue Stik oe So ees anied Brown, who is in Company'B, | O'S Within the tumbler, This am- English Frame, Davis Perfect, Japanese Climbing, West India Gher- of Rieti \ : ined front AVatnut -Lester Thomas, Foster,|¢ame home to spend his furlough brosia the prosaic nurse calls whipped- kin, Cumberland Pickle, Giant Pera, Early Russian, Klondike, Cool the er, Some| Mo. * with his father, Mr. Brown and his "P White of ogg, as if by mere words and Crisp, and Emerald. ‘i adivst sso per cent! West Point—Miss May MeBurney, | sister, Mrs. Wick Ray. j She could exorcise the spirit of poetry. ; iihtay hance \msterdam, Mo. 2 Charles Grant and daughter, Nellie, Poetry invades the sickroom, it ‘sings Water Melon Kleckley’s Sweets, Halbert in mass formation against the Brit-| Woman's Ex: > Committee for} and little Wilburn, spent Sunday witi |i" the sunbeams, it leaps with the Honey, Tom Watson, Rattle- deren machinehennners miilibates county a Liberty f-oan| Mfr, and Mrs. Lacy, leaping flames of the fire and snuggles snake, Sweet Heart, Alabama Sweet, Dixie and many other varieties. A eConinaninennteni roa (ratte jan e Miss Kathleen Wayland has been) wierd nee of the rose. Poetry is , Rocky Ford, Burrell Ge: Siine an fee dainty Mooney, Chairman. pretty sick with the grip this week.; Ut the harbinger of the divine, and ocky Ford, urre! ‘m,; uw i. DE as aS ee Ghee uch betternGu: \ both express themselves in the human Musk Melon -Champion Market, Bay View, e latest accounts of the fighting A. Black Miss Cannie Sells of Butler visited | ice. If the forces of life can take|| Tip Top, Banana, New Fordhook, Early .Hackensack,. Hackensack, dram die-satiois Mar ¢ eee M, Cantpbell Sunday with Miss Helen Clark. the dust of the earth and compound it Osage, Burpee’s Matchless, Emerald Gem, Golden Eagle, Nutmeg, eae ae ee PApORaTY winaree thal ChE END Charley Henry is trying out his uGy a NRguB ES hands,:and that mira- Honey Dew or Casaba. ‘ the battle front. Only minor opera-| ~ Ay DeArmond new tractor this week. It sure Atarax | HHO Gln nov “con nee Ms that the - tions took place on that portion of | _ Arthur Duvall the work and does it quickly. aes ue His ag then nosother Rape Seed, White Clover, Blue Grass, Hemp Seed, Large Rus- HHertont eOuthooh ANErAE Tala yeaiel| Gas Risk Edwin, George and Beulah Me.A!-} SianerA on ee will—Samuel sian Sunflower Seed, Sudan Grass, Sweet Clover, etc. British, and little, aside from artil-| fe Ath Smith lister visited at the LaFollett ReRtCy eerie rothers, in the Atlantic <a t lery duels, occurred between the} J. VP. Smith ' Sunday, : : ‘ Ue French and the Germans on the} . B. Walton ¥. P. B. mecis Saturday night at ‘ ! J D DEA( ON. lower end of the line, The fighting | 1, Walton Miss Agnes Black's. Everyone asked} — _ Name Stuck to Him, | e e between the big guns was particular- | i. P. Wyatt to be present, The Tost School for Soldiers gath-|, SOUTH SIDE SQUARE BUTLER, MO. ly heavy between Mount Didier and} rguerite Snider Mr, and Mrs. U. S. Ison spent Sun-| ered for the afternoon session, The Noyon, where the battle line bends | day evening at the Wayland home, | teacher was the chaplain, The lesson, eastward and which is a danger spot! Miss Helen Clark spent Tues he said, was about the adverb, “What} -~*t-—-—— patric ~ ee Brae rea nardice: iithenGernanin| pane evening with Miss Ruth Vandruff, ts an adverb?” There was an eloquent LODGE DIREC'TSRY, Butler Encampment Meets second the breaking through of which by ornland. Sergeant Ashley Wayland left Sat- Silence. At last a weary voice ven- and fourth Tuesday in each month r€ reaking through y A ‘ : tured: “That’ ord what ds i aut hall in Fraternal Inn. neh would necessitate a rapid, . Soderstrom was called to Co- urday for Camp ee ILLII ly. P leamned thet pine lneateseaniet A. F. dad sA. M. Mee al of e Germans eastws fan Ped waniace, Wate ’ sete ALU CB ° 5 Miami R. A. Ch 5 . F. an ° ——Meets first and al of the Germ ans eastward lumbia Wednesday night to see hi “Can you give me a definition?” said | ines on porary Pls Hitetaa a3 third Saturday night in each month. Amiens sector, son Ne y there with ee the chaplain, nights He each month in hall in Fra-|#t hall in Fraternal Inn. : —-_—o jtever, Miss aly accompanied him “No, sir.” ernal inn. s ‘Modern Woodmen—Butler Cam: ? ti an iiivetay: jai Ginter ae ite 5 '. : eS ties Depress Huns. ae ee until Elmer is able te In and Around Maysburg. “Can you give me an example of an| royal and Select Masters—Butler phe a pti ule And) hire The Hague, March 30—The ter-|"° M { M point Peel Mr. and Mrs. McCoy and Mr. and adverb?) ieeaey No: aa patty SHetne eccona hall on south side of square, : ribie losses int latest. German oo es ea Ginog railed avetenanow: “Yes, sir,” came the response:/ fraternal Inn. a cific (PE CaTEEE OWE: ho NGTUBEAL Gai LES ES PHA Aan Gites US ies OY ES I SN Oe — Royal Netghbsra—Meet in Wood- ee, eeneulea Bega turday and returned Monday. }and family Sunday afternoon and es- Years afterward while in camp on| Kutghta Templar — Gouley Com-|fiiut Heit Wo hae ree oF square staal ; 8 Cay! “Cleo and Leona Simpson, Verda] pecially POnIREL@ATRSO Ri tROn elt sf mandery No. 30 meets second Satur- , y nights in elcnnned dye ths a a te pecially to see little Miss Jaunita Bell) the marshes of Texas City, the chap- day night in each month in. hall in |°2°! month. : F . is depressing the Ger- | MeCullick, Fanny Reynolds and) sno, who arrived at the Snow home| Jain addressed a sentry and inquired] Fraternal Inn. Benevolent and Protective Order of a nat peonle, Never before have such | atic Dark had an Easter picnic Rite cweeaiaeo who was corporal of the guard. And ae Elks—Meets second Tuesday night of hor ¢ ‘ i wounded arrived in so short (aan. T. site mee wot the answer came: “Kelly, the ad-| \¥°" ate st thecal or tie Bere ea OnIe St gaeccorer of mein é ae + 1 Sree aus Elizabeth ? Morrison returned to T an White and family visited at Mr.| verb, sir.” alga Commaneer ie an hio Stre ai a period, | Hazelton, Kansas, Saturday. Welliver’s Sunday afternoon. = — sence and Ladies of Security | Slay ia ea Aaa A * Medley The . f >» Cove Creek Chris- 7 7 eet second and f : ‘ot a single}. ech ae a aC ae aes) Pcie: Sua bbs fice eae Bulbs Exude Polson Gas, aun ere eter ae tiarmaduke jcagh month at hall, corer. ef MRty pie’ Meine BulHas) Aven tea peetem oat i vy Man eburely are Having their church | 4 vessel with a cargo of nothing but}call of the command nights in each month, ~ : ace | NETS) and daughter of] cleaning this week and putting down bulbs froin Holland avi necentin, ait ealicni ae from. the F ler visited her brother Emory] that new carpet. M a : 5 : uanee "Ne Bey Pythias—Blue Flay 1 told the cham- lee . i d 4 loaded at Hoboken. About two years 7 4, “*.--bares ost, No. 68, meets |“Odge, No. 190, meets each Friday fi ~._| eockard this week, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert visited at Mr. at tue City*Hall on the: first’ Satur-|0/nt at Castle Hall on south side of sin a confidential t \ petition to have the mail route }.p x (I f. ago two stevedores died as a result of | ty in each month at 2 p. m. BOMETS: pone on isit to the front, accord: | changed was Arauen the neighbor- ee ae fe ca and) unlondiag such a vessel, Thay were es Fraternal Ald Association Hi 1 ine to dain “Tha people willltec qi coals ene eu also called on Mr, Wandleton, asphyxiated by the carbonic acid gas| American Yeoman Meets at ‘the |c r; : ‘ope i be eetoniaiied whee hae ae elec ate ace and signed by every! Bernice and Fay MeCoy, Mildred generated by the bulbs in the hold, seni eeee in the Knights third: ‘uessay rire ager F Gat CAMBER Or diusiOna Co We have | a4 ie Se Faubi f Butl White and Mable Dale Harris visited] That led to the building of lattice a Kiauahisee® “ad é aiud a6 fae, Whack ) remarkable}oon ane Nao ae ee of Butlers! the Windleton twins, Irene and Paul-| work pillars reaching from the floor mational Americans Meeta second | Lodge meets the Second and’ fouen ‘ seorid aniallidanilien “of dassee: Spo lane ees ee en pa Joe] ine, Sunday afternoon. of the hold to the deck, these acting| {Woodman dai, \" ch Month at Thursday in each month in hall in : janie an: py eve en ate aster)! Samp Hendrickson has his new-| as ventilators, A British dogtor writ- ce Reta = Patera BRE an ee CASE eL ys s Q house under good headway and is} ing in the Lancet tells of an ert: | vist in cal oye eatery yMonday| Order of 0 & ate is experl-| night In hall over Fraternal Inn, 1058, meets at cell Of the pieat 1 ag i Mae Proctor spent Saturday night 5 jand Sunday with the Soderstrom 4 j girls. H | Gladys Morrison spent Easter jwith Clona Medley. Preaching at three | Sunday. | there. No other store in the city is so well equipped to supply you with every- thing needed for the desk. Many things in these stocks that you need to make your work easier. Look them over. ; heroes from the city of try to give his life for his freedom of every person in our city; us; that every citizen join for us. ot Sunday School at two. A Proclamation. a Whereas, Elliott Walker the first of have offered themselves to our coun- the world has ‘brought back to his home for burial. | And whereas, the loss of this splen- did young man is a personal loss to And whereas, his death has oc- curred in the discharge of the duty he fr undertook on behalf of every one of Now, therefore, I, as mayor of the city of Butler, do request that. all bus- iness houses close during the hour which may be set for his funeral and tribute to the sacrifice he has made 0. A. HEINLEIN, Mayor City of Butler. promptly filled, and shipped by post. ms 47-6 clock © next Be Butler who flag and the been in paying Early, medium and late varieties—j Bill Carney, wife and baby visit Senator Dunlap, Missionary, Aroma, - day and others, all from new beds, strong and vigorous plants. Mail orders|grandpa’s home with meas| parcel}, John ‘Yates and family visited at GARDEN SEED ence of his in trying to resuscitate twa Chinamen who had gone déwn into the hold of a vessel laden with oranges, garlic, soy beans, sugar and cooked rice, and says the respiration of the oranges and garlic in the ab sence of ventilation had replaced the oxygen with carbon dioxide. hoping to soon have it finished. Herman Maxey is to,speak at the Cove Creek Christian church Sunday afternoon, April 1, at 2:30 p.m. Sub- ject, “Why the War?” veryone come out and hear Mr. Maxey. Mr. and Mrs. Coonrod visited at Mr. Riley Gilbert's Sunday. The first day of each month the ladies of the Mingo Red Cross chap- ter save their eggs and give the pro- ceeds to the Red Cross. Last month they took, in about $40. Mrs. Hanley Clark went with her son, Claud, and Miss Stone to Clintoa Saturday evening. , Tan White and wife and Mr. McCoy went to Butler Friday afternoon. Mrs. Gilbert went as far as her caughter’s, Mrs. Elsie Powell, and stayed until they returned. Ermine Zimmer visited home folks ‘om Friday until Sunday. Walter Hendrickson and family of Adrian visited at his father’s home Sunday. 5 Miss Eunice Hendrickson and Bes- sie Douglas went home with Nedia Hendrickson .from Sunday school Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Montia Simpson and Arthur Simpson went to Montrose Saturday. Miss Bernice McCoy took dinner with Ermine Zimmer Sunday. Ray. Powell and wife visited at the Gilbert home Sunday. CONVINCING TESTIMONY Given by Many Butler Beople. Experiences told by Butler peo- ple— ‘ Thost who have had weak kid- neys— Who used Doan’s Kidney Pills— Who found the remedy ‘effective— Such statements prove merit. You might doubt an utter, stranger. You must believe Butler people. Here’s Butler proof. Verify it. Read. Investigate. Be convinced. You'll find why Butler folks be- lieve in Doan’s. \ Wm. Stuffings, Prop. blacksmith & wagon shop, 801 W. Ohio St., says: “It has been quite awhile since I have needed or used Doan’? Kidney Pills. They put my kidneys in good condition. I .had backache, soreness and lameness and my kidneys acted too often. They helped me. They are a well known medicine and I al- ways advise anyone having kidney trouble to use_them.” . . Price Goc, at all dealers. Don’t Sunday. DOWN JONES’ - YOU CAN GET. Sniders Catsup ............ -30 | Summer Girl Coffee Prairie City Cheese, Ib..... .30 | Wild Flower tctie 5 pe Prairie City 10 Ib Cheese, Ib. .28 | special Wringer G: Sa Pure Strained Honey, Ib..... .30 . Coffe: esp seuad Cocoa 1-2 Ib. 25c, Ib.....-.. 8 ct a Peete eee ee eeeee + 20 Uncolored Japan Tea, Ib.... 50 | ~ 0m Sets, at. 15¢, 2 for... .25 With Pie Plate or Oat Meal Dish | Cbless, per peck .......... .50 Toilet Soap ................. 03 | Lees Corn Meal, r sack..... 65 Chocolate Cream Coffee, Ib. .35 Chick feed for the little ones Sensation Coffee, Ib. : .35 | Ib. 5 t-2c; per cwt..... access 4.50 Sensation Coffee, 3 Ib: y Cannon’s Corn Meal, 1 sack. * .55 Pure Strained Honey, glass. .35 | 1 Ib. pure Corn Starch...... .10 Shotgun Shell, Romax, 25 for .75 | 1 Ib. Pure Codfish .......... 25 Panama Sandwich Tuna Assortment of Jelly and - . Fish 1§c, 2 for ..... Ae Jams from. sc tO.......2.. 30 A COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH AND CURED MEATS — “ae Loin Steak, Ib .. Beef 28 oodag oN ie +30 | Bee! Roast, teeteeeeseeee aa T Bone Steak, Ib ...... = Chiuck Steak, Ib pol Boiling Meat, Ib.- wz ‘1D. M. FARRY'S GARDEN SEEDS NOW ON SALE. DOWN AT JO