The Wellington Daily News from Wellington, Kansas • Page 2

THE WELLINGTON DAILY 4- A and to do, all his commandment. pi ACQIFIPD which I command thee this dav tw 1-f. has appointed' a Play-Reviewing Com mifbp he dutv it will be to see Jl i QUI --w fc YOU FC-l SALE: 10 Ford tires at -fed-- -h Broadway productions, as well as to the Lord thy God will set thee on decide unon past successes and -even i high above all nations of the earth- $3.50 to $7:50 each T. A. Smith Tire 23G new plays, with a view to tneir pro- i Ana an tnese Diessmgs shall come company duction.

Lack of aesthetic value is on thee, and overtake thee, if thou ion rr'vni'l. the not to influenca the committee it choice of ulavs. as entertainment. shalt hearken unto the voice of Lord thy God. header, in good condition.

One Rock! Island 2 row lister cultivator nearly? new. W. W. Lambie, one mile -westi jonly is to be the basis for the rendering of judgment. Blessed shalt thou be in the city, and blessed shalt thou be in the field! Blessed shall be the fruit of thy I of Corbin depot.

237 OVER FARMERS STATE BANK WELLINGTON, KANS. rrrt CAI P. HnnH sine! a Vinrffn'. i Dody, ana tne iruit of thy ground, The thoroness with which tne com mittee's researches must be conducted may be understood from the reproduction of some of the quest wnrtH and frood snrin? wairon I and tne iruit of thy cattle, the in v-a. wf- crease of thy kine, and the flocks of worth $25 will sell either for $15.

C. I OT)eration3 peiv E. Johnson, 618 No Olive. formed comparatively painless. Gai ions which appear on a blank form thy sheep.

which the committee must use in 1 Blessed shall be thy basket I I I V. In. Mill! 1 and FOR SALE: 160 acre farm 3 i given ior ine painiess extracuns.or submitting its report on a play. j. he thy store.

miles of Wellington, well improved. wen, so cesirea. oexore aav.uj. If sold soon 1-3 of crop goes to pur- ueuu- wu. uc, COME AND TALK TEETH chaser.

See I. A. Walton 217 1 237 Blessed shalt thou be when thou comestln, and blessed shalt thou be when thou goest out. The Lord shall cause thine enemies that rise up against thee to besmit- WITH US Hours: 8 to 6. Sunday: 10 to 12.

Phone 390 Lady Attendant FOR SALE: 160 acre bottom farm 1-2 miles from county questions follow: Is the play interesting? Is it humorous? Is the play decent? Does it offend against any religious, racial or national faith or conviction? Is the acting good, medium or bad? How many in the chorus? Are the girls pretty? Do they dance well? Do they sing well? Is the music pleas ten before thy face they shall come seat of Kingfisher county, Oklahoma EOmOOwO0wvc3CQvOwOC Dr.V. P. Cottmgliami out against thee one way, and flee be- well improved. An ideal farm home fore, thee seven ways. las well as an attractive investment.

Th Lord shall command the bless- Priced for quick sale at $80.00 which ing upon thee in thy storehouses, and I is rediculously low at this time. See I in all that thou settest thine hand un- i A Walton. 217 1-2 Wash. Av. 237 ing; to; and he shall bless thee in the land pQR SALE: SudaiTgrass seed 15 which the lord thy God giveth thee.

'A Correct Answer io the Only Battery Insurance Guesses at battery condition open the switch for battery trouble. You're running without signals unless you know what's doing inside your battery. Has enough water been added? Is your battery properly charged? Hks too much charging caused overheating? And don't forget to ask about the "Bone Dry" principle. The Still Better Willard is the only battery that uss it and thus gives you absolute assurance that your battery is as new as the day it left the factory. Huested Auto Supply Company cents a pound.

Also 2 eligible male Poland Chinas. A. M. Brown, Route 7, Wellington, 1 1-2 miles north of Dalton, Rural phone 22-9. Oxf ord line.

236! Osteopathic Physician Graduate American School of eopathy, Kiikville, Missouri. Office hours 8 to 12 1:30 to 5 Office over the Fashion Store Wellington, Kansas Phone 218 Res. Phone 565J Church of Christ, corner 10th and G. Preaching by J. D.

Boyer of Wich ita tomorrow at 11 a. and 8 p. m. Everybody invited. PRESIDENT WILSON'S WAR SAVINGS PROCLAMATION This war is one of nations, not of army, and all of our one hundred million people must be economically and industrially adjusted to war conditions if this nation is to play its full part in the conflict.

The problem before us is not primarily a financial problem but rather a problem of increased production of war essentials nnH thp snvinp- of the materials and CANE SEED FOR SALE: Early matured Red Top or Sumac cane nr1 i. 0.1 Evenings by Appointment Minister's Meeting The Ministerial Association of Wellington will meet in the pastor's study of the Lutheran church next a h8s39s2 lege. C. H. Dear, Mayfield, Kan.

36 All the mem- v. cco-r i Monday at 10:30 a. m. FOR SALE: One hundred bush- els of red top Sumac cane seed. Early matured.

Tested by State Ag I)R. G. D. PENDELL Special Attention to Fitting Glasses, and Diseases of Women. Gives Baths and Electric Treatment.

Office over Garland Archer. Phone 412. LUC U1UUI llCCiXJf lilt oupp.ll. i and equipment of our army and bers- should be present. navy.

Thoutless expenditure of mon- pre8byterian. All the people are ey for non-essentials uses-the labor cordially invited to all the services of men, the products of the farms, I tomorrow. mines and factories and overburdens transportation, all of which must be First Christian Sunday school 9:45 Phone 212 112 East Lincoln Ave. Wellington, Kansas used to the utmost and at their best a. m.

our contest with Newton and Winfield is still on. Wellington must ricultural College $3.00 per bushel. C. H. Dear, 3 1-2 miles north of Mayfield, Pural phone.

235 FOR RENT FOlTsALE or RNlTosTof 11 rooms, modern. Garage. Nice lawn nice shade. 1123 South Washington, Wellington. Phone 630.

37 rlSCELLAlTEOUS Lost A tan and white cameo for war purposes. The great results which we seek come and help, m. by A. K. Har- go over the top, Preachiner 10:50 can be obtained only by the participa- tion of every member of the nation, per an Iowa Manufacturer and lead r1 1 inn ill1 jijii.

iii i fJ wQUU(SlLrwi Try Phme 206 for all kind of Fresh and Cold Meats Poultry, Fish, Lard and everything to be had af a First-Class Market. Merchants delivery 4 times daily HENRY HOPPEL 209 South Washington young and old, in a National con- er of the noted Gospei team of air-certed thrift movement. I therefore field, Iowa who has done great evan-urge that our people everywhere gelistic work in Iovt, Illinois and pledge themselves, as suggested by Nebraska. A message for every one, Secretary of the Treasury, to the every body invited to hear the great brooch out in the cemetery yesterday Reward if returned to this office. 236 message.

practise of thrift to serve the Govern ment to their utmost in increasing production in all fields necessary to WANTED: To buy about twelve small pigs. Rural phone Riverdale 52 Address H. E. Trekell, Wellington. 235 East Side Chapel.

Sunday School 3 p. m. Communion and praise service 4 p. m. Everybody welcome.

Copyright registered. 1918 -Waitress at the the winning of the war, to conserve food and fuel and useful materials of every kind, to devote their labor only to the most necessary tasks and to Antlers 335 Congregational. Rev. Charles E. Luck, of Lawrence, Kansas will ouy only tnose tnings wnicn are WANTED: A woman or old man fnr kitchen work.

Farmers' "Restaur- i nreach morning and evening. Morr- essential to individual health lnsr tneme "ine rsew Command- ant 36 efficiency and that the people eniciency ana tnat tne people as 1Ifn: evidence of their loyalty invest all Evening subject "The Ethical WELLINGTON DAILY NEWS An independent newspaper published tvery evening except Sunday Wellington, Kansas, by H. L. Woods, and entered in the Wellington Post Office as second Class matter. Side of the Great War." that they can save in Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps.

The secur WANTED. A low built top buggy in good repair. Will hire or trade for same. Call at 314 South Washington soon and inquire for L. S.

L. 236 St. John's Lutheran. You are to the services of the St. ities issued by the Treasury Depart- HUNTER MILLING COMPANY Wellington, Kansas Manufacturers of Pure Ykeat Flour Phones JNos.

326 and 238 Subscription Rates ment are so many of them within the i John's Lutheran church tomorrow reach of everyone that the door of of everyone that the door of beginning with Sunday ly City carrier per week 10 cents nmrv in tup mattpr is 1 ri I r- in the matter is wide opportunity i 3y mail in Sumner county per year 3 11 at a. ra. morning worsiup a. m. morning worsnip outside Sumner county per year and evening worship at 8:30 p.

m. At the evening service you will have rare treat in the form of "The Old Church Hymns" illustrated with the stereopticon. The pictures are very open to all of us. To practise thrift in peace times is a virtue and brings great benefit to the individual at all times. With the desperate need of the civilized world today for materials and labor with which to end the war the practise of individual thrift is a patriotic duty and a necessity fine and suggestive.

We will be ed to have you with The Jun EVERYTHING YOU NEED ior young people will meet at 7:45 HOW IS YOUR ELECTRIC FAN? Let us Repair, Oil and Cleanit. Hill's Electric Shop I appeal to all who now own either m. Entertaining the Soldiers New York, June 1. Realizing the need of wholesome entertainment for soldiers training in the National Army and National Guard cantonments thruout the country, the government of the United States for the first time in history, has undertaken the task of providing dramatic amusements of a high order and to maintain and improve the standards already set, has gone into the business of theatrical management. The success already achieved, pi Liberty Bonds or War Savings i Stamps "to continue to practice econ- Methodist.

All our services will be omy and thrift and to appeal to all i held on Sunday. The ladies will have right at your hand is a great help When a busy day comes round. We can supply you with the best OFFICE SUPPLIES, including stationary of all kinds, loose leaf ledgers, account books and blank books. THE 0 BOOK SHOP who do not own Government seruri- a special program in the morning at 1 ri ties and do likewise and purchase the eleven o'clock hour The. pastor TRY Garland Archer Everything Clean and Sanitary Pure Lard in Stock at all Times them to the extent of their means, of the church will preach at the ev-The man who hnvs flnvernment sp.

I eninc serviice. One week from to- curities transfers the purchasing morrow will be "Children's On power of his money to the United that day there will be a Baptismal I States Government until after this i Service and Parents are urged to according to aresume of the situation complied by the Commission on Training Camp Activities of the War Department, in charge of the work augurs well for the continuation and exnansion of the work. war and to that same degree does not bring their children to that service. II it i. i I I nil i rc -v-c" 7 7 Merrick Scoti Real state and Loans I uuy in competition witn tne uovern- Jlflftc ui jvi u.

TINKHAM'S SHOE SHOP Harvey and Jefferson Half Soles of Good Leather Men's $1. Ladies' 60c. Children's pftc. Have some fine shoes for gents, ladies and children, and will sell them cheap. 1 mont- i J.

L. HALLIDAY Physician and Surgeon Office, North Washington Avenue, over Woolworth's. Phones Office 3S3; Residence 376. As a first step, the War Depart Insurance all kinds Phone V7. Also Rural Phon I earnestly appeal to every manr woman and child to pledge themselves on or before the twenty-eight of June to save constantly and to buy as regularly as possible, the securities of the Government and to do this as Christian Science.

First Church of Christ Scientist corner 7th and Jefferson avenue holds services Sunday 11 a. m. Subject "Ancient and Modern Necromancy" Alias memerism and Hypnotism Pronounced" Sun- 9 DRUG STORE ment constructed cacn of the sixteen National- Army cantonments a theatre seating 2500 or 3000 persons, and in each of the sixteen National Guard cantonments, a smaller one with a capacity between 1000 and 1200. In each of these theatres there is being presented nightly a dramatic, musical or vaudeville performance for which the admission charge is twenty-five cents. The plays presented are all Broad way successes of past years, given For Good Shoe Repairing Try the SQUARE DEAL Shoe Shop far as possible thru membership in day school 9:45 m.

Experience and War Savings Societies. The twenty- testimonial meeting Wednesday 8 eighth of June ends this special per-J p. m. A free reading room is main-iod of enlistment in the great volun- tained inchurch building open to the teer army of production and savings public from 3 to 5 each day excepts here at home. Mav there be none i Sunday where literature mav be PURE DRUGS unenlist.ed on that day.

bought, borrowed or given away. All (Signed) Woodrow Wilson. are cordially invited to the church SR. T. H.

JAMIESON Practice limited to diseases of Eye, Ear and Throat services and to visit the reading by excellent companies, the numbers Daily room. I of which have given tneir First published in the Wellington News May 17, 1918.) i Glasses Fitted. Over 10-Cent ereatlv reduced a. cr i a i salaries. Royalties day TOie "Georoiinie totuitr.

vuiifw nours to 4 p. m. have been waived by the authors Baptist. The services will be held tomorrow at the city Tmildinsr. A and the scenery and costumes have All IMPORTANT MATTER Administrator's Notice of Hearing Petition i to Sell Real Estate I In the Matter of the Estate of Jacob J.

Troxel, Deceased. To the Heirs and Creditors of Jacob J. Troxel, late of Sumner County, Kansas, Deceased, and to all other persons who maj be concerned: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the estate of Jacob J. Troxel, deceased, have filed my petition in been donated by various theatrical managers. Some of the actors ap-; peared in the original productions.

The government itself owns and operates a number of the companies, A Mmtr If 1 live well graded Sunday school at 9 :45. Be in your place on time as late comers always disturb other wor- shipers. Morning worship with ser- i mon at 11 o'clock. Young people's! meeting at 7:30. Come and help your group.

Evening worship with sermon GEO. T. PITTS malies farm loans; abstracts; examines titles; offers 34 years Kansas' experience knowing how. See him and save money. Wellington, Kansas There is one make of silverware that can always be depended on, Rogers Brothers brand has been used in many homes for more than a quarter of a century.

The quality is always right. We carry a large line of this popular make. It will not pay you to experiment by buying new and untried brands. All cur silver is guaranteed as represented. Let vs show you the goods.

E. B. ROSER Jeweler. the probate court of Sumner County, Kan sas, praying for an order of said court for me as administrator to sell the real estate new yiay iarriage iviaae i Heaven," by Captain H. H.

Hughes, of Camp Lee, written expressly for i production in cantonments, marks initial attempt of the United belonging to said estate, described as out lot 21 in North Side Addition to the City of Conway Springs, Sumner County, Kansas, at subject "Why souls go away from Jesus?" You will be helped by hearing this discourse. A hearty welcome awaits you at our meetings. JTlJryV "'j T. A. SMITH VULCANIZING BLOWOUTS $1.00 to $4.03 RETREADS $5.03 end np I.

outside the city limits, for the payment of the debts cf said estate and the costs of administering said estate. And that said petition will be taken up and heard before said court on Tuesday the 28th day of May. 1918 at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, end you and all persons concerned are hereby notified to be and appear before said court on said day at said hour and make known to the court any objections you may have to an order for the sale of said real estate for the payment of debts.

Given under ray hand at Wellington. Kansas this 17th day of May, 1918 States in tne encouragement of the young dramatist. Wien first presented at Camp Lee, May 16, the play proved an instant hit Altho investigation has shown that the soldier's taste runs to farces and musical comedies with plenty of pretty girls, the goomment is about to experiment by booking a classical LET US HELP YOU -HO OVERIZE Zzzt cf Wellington NatfcnsJ uur unea or urocenes re iivav tvh a Prompt Delivery, 3 hone us your order W. J. NEWBOLD, Administrator.

tL 4 5 al 2iaorth Washington We do all kinds of job printmr; at the NEWS office. Call 238 or on and our representative will call you at once. EDD WILLIAMS Auctioneer. For dates see Wellington National Bank 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE n. LTNcn THE SHOEMAKER if yoia wast the best S2ss go to Lyxseb the Shoemaker a Wfmnt nnder Farjo Epresi play, Mohere's "The Imaginary.

Invalid," thru the camps. More- ambitious than the type of entertainment thus far presented the piece possesses a distinct farcical appeal. Its production by the Coburn Puayers in awaited with interest, The kind of plays possible for production in the Liberty Theaters as the cantonment playhouses have been named, is limited by various causes, and it is impossible to judge of their suitability by ordinary standards. Experience has shown that the soldiers prefer comedies. IMPROVE YOUR SIGHT AND APPEARANCE with Glasses.

li -h i lf I No need to wear unbecoming gls es vto. I arn; prepared to fumi-b nnce, your health, as well as impror. 2wu rjes. TTQUzcnds satisfied customers. i i I 1 F.

TIETHERTON, M. Physician and Surgeon H3 i ANY JUDGE of a good meal will say that ours are hard to beat for Quality and Wholesomeness. Don't take our word for it, but come in and judge for yourself. BUNGALOW Just East of Harvey House -e PERRY 17. farces and musical plays.

and plays dealing wun the war are little liked, except in rare instances. Because of these facts, the Com- Deuteronomy General Practice Disorders of the digestive system a specialty. Office over Rexall Drug Cicre. Bell Phone Office 710, Residence 3C2J. Its ELnD Old Flzc3 And it shall come to pass, if thou shalt hearken diligently unto the voice of the Lord thy God, to observe iiission on Tra: EcU 1X3 ling Camp Activities, ird'C.