Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT. THE JAWESVILLB PAH.Y GAZETTE: THURSDAY, MARCH 191B; CENTER tinned" CORN CONTEST BOYS DEPART FOR MADISON No More Piles Simple Home Remedy Eurily Applied Give Goiok Belief-MaileaPree. R. O. SSaw, wife and' daughter Marie of Beloit were over Sunday visitors at the home of Barlow- of South' Center, returning to their home.

Monday Hiram- Gator 'has been visiting at the: home of hia sister, Mra. John Japanese. Cookery. Japanese cooks seldom use the flu. geni; in the preparation of food.

Chop-sticks, spoons and many other ingenious little utensils In white wood do the-work, wblcb is. of the most elab. rate nature, many of the aishos requiting twenty-four hours to prepare. CASCARETS FOR COSTIVE BOWELS, HEADACHE, COLDS TONIGHT! CLEAN YOUR BOWELS AND STOP HEADACHE, COCDS, SOUR STOMACH. Mr.

and MrB. W. enter- ARE GUESTS OF COMMERCIAL CLUB IN VISIT TO CAPITAL CITY TODAY. the home of Harry Barlow Mr. and Mrs.

"Js.mcs Asee. gtmpl Packmc of the Famous pyramid. File Homedy Now OffareaFra to Piova What It WlUDoforYou. Pjramia Pllfl Remedy glvei quick ttcblnic, bleeding at Footville Sunday and ate dinner with the latter's parents and HEAR DEAN DAVENPORT other relatives." party of. ladies, last Saturday, the guests of honor being her daughter and Mrs.

Hornian Zullke and daughter Margaret, of NeillsvIUe; Wisconsin, -who an Tisit ing at the. parental hoine. Mrs. P. 1.

Davis left: Saturday for ft row days' visit with relatives' in Janesville. and Milton. Julius Jaeger is', planning to bulld a fine new-farm house this season. The Mlsies Amanda- and Sarah Adee and Mrs. -E.

Fisher attended a miscellaneous shower' given-' for Miss Blanche Wheeler, at her home in Porter last Tuesday Growing Children SfaxggC O'ive Oil all rectal DllCS. hemorrhoids equip your farms with comfortable homes, wherein American citizenship may be safely born and reared to proper standards of living and proper conceptions of civilized society. The country as a whole, and municipal life in particular, needs the influence of cultivated country people, who depend upon themselves, and not upon others for their prosperity. The farmer is independent of position or political pull. He draws hia living from the' great breast of nature, not from the public crib; and it Is important, yes, imperative, that lie be ei typical citizen.

We are In the midst of our building of American agriculture. If we havB good plans, developed from a proper conception of what the finished product is to be, the end will be beauty as well as utility. Now is time to know whether our plans are ftiily considered, and whether we have been actuated by the aesthetic as well as the utilitarian In drafting our designs for twentieth century progress." Reck County Graduate. The following Rock county were graduated from the agricultural school short course at the exercises today; Frank Austin. Janesville; Ira D.

Austin, Janesville: Sherman W. Brown Janesville; Earl Harry Fellows, Evansville; Otis D. Gooch; Hanover; Hennie Lentell, Beloit; Iter Wede-brand, FootviUe. Not Always Their Own Idea. Tie only reason some folks, says dey appreciate flowers an' add Uncle Eben, dat dey read In a book dat it'a de proper thing to do." troubles, in tbe privacy of your own Home, 0c a bo-t at all druggists.

Aolnile is the prescriptioa for this. boi often uiirea. Fre npto far trial W1M booidet mailed free In plain wrapper, If Smith's Pharmacy. yon sena us coupoa oeiow- FREE SAMPLE COUPON ST 11 111 awaaasasjsaBSJSSSSBjsi Get a 10-cent box now. Turn the rasciils out the headache, biliousness, indigestion, tlie sick, sour stomach and bit colds, turn them out tonight and keep them out with Cascarets.

Millions of men and women take a Cascaret now and then, and never ltncv the misery caused hy a Inzy liver, ctoeeed bowels, or an upset stomach. Dcin'l put in another day of clis-tresB. 3ct Cascarets cleanse your stomach: remove the sour, ferment-Ins food: take the excess bile from your liver and carry out all the con-ylfpiiefl waste mutter and poison in the bowels. Then you will feel great. A Cascaret tonight straightens you out by morning.

They -work. Tvhilo you sleep, A 10-cent box from any drug store means a. clear head, sweet stomach and clean, healthy liver and bowel action for months. Children love Cascarets because "they never Erine cr sicken. 1 Remedy, In plam wrappar.

mi- IsVlf i IU aVHsi mmmm. State EnjDy Visit to Wisconsin Agricultural School and to Legislature in the Afternoon. Meet Governor Philipp. Forty-two hoys of Rock county, who were contestants in the Commercial club corn contest last year, left this morning at 7:50 over' the Chicago, and St. Paul railroad for Madieon where they will remain until the afternoon as guests of the Commercial club.

J. W. McDowell, secretary of the Commercial club, H. H. Bliss, A.

B. West, J. A. Craig, and L. Markham accompanied the' party.

This morning the contestants attended the graduation exercises of the class at the university course of agr.eulture, and heard Dean Davenport of Illinois university, deliver the principal address. The Wisconsin agriculture school will also be visited during the morning. After dinner tito Wisconsin legislature was visited and the boys wero given the opportunity of seeing the state in session. Later in the afternoon the entire group ivere presented to Governor Plii'lipp, who greeted die boys individually in his state office and spoke a few words regarding the benefit of such contests as have been -conducted in Rot. county during the last two years.

The return trip will be made late in the afternoon. Tbose who enjoyed the trip were; Milton Bnderson, Durand, Wesley Stoney, Clinton; David Dean, Ava- Brodhead News! Orf ordville News Orfordville, March 17. Ira Inman of the River Road, near Eelolt, transacted business in the village on Lancaster Tuesday on to Mr. church met at the' home of Mrs. K.

Orunhuvd on WedueBilav afternoon itKm Full Size of Wire. mis. 1. is. tireen.

Mesdames G. H. Condon, William Rabkirk and Elmer Dedrick spent Tuesday 1n Janesville. Mrs, A. P.

Pierce went to Madhmn Tuesday, where she was the guest of Mrs. George Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. A.

M. Bowen were passengers to Rockford Tuesday for a brief visit. Mlssee Lticlle, Ina and Rama Ander rrWmM Full Leneth of RolLVl a good attendance and an interesting time is reported, P. J. Mouat, deputy revenue collector, of was in for a short time on Wednesday.

The Garhtitt house has besn rented and will he occupied in a short time. Em'ptj houses are at a premium In Ol It.f-lvillrj. son of Bayfield, are gr.ests ot Brodhoad relatives. In company wii I) There is some talk treard upon the NORTH JOHNSTOWN North Johnstown. March 18 William Gfr.lv of Jar.esvillc: has been Tlsidn.i? rclntiveB here.

John Powell. or Racine is yislt-inu- at the parental home. Kiss r.li.it:i-li McKeowr. is visiting Ml- i-ZUabeth White. Miss Ella Fanning, who has been visiting relatives here, has returned to her home in Janesville.

Herman Trittort has returned home after a week's visit with relatives near Oshkosh. Nicholas Ttlahar Is ccmflnecl to his home with srippc. "Mrs. C- Brown and son spent Wed-nesdav with her parents, in Center. "Mrs.

J. Foreman spent Saturday with Mrs. E. Austin. Mr.

and Mrs. M. H. Malone visited in Janesvillo Wednesday. MIJ'-s Kanmajr ot Janesville spent Wednesday with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. IS. Panning. Mr and Mrs Ed Dalman spent Wednesday in Whitewater, Mtss Helen Malone is confined to her home with grippe. Messrs Frank Kelly and Louis Snyder are visiting friends In Chl- CaThe Misses Elizabeth White and Elizabeth McKcown spent Saturday afternoon at the home of J.

Malone, F. Malone spent Saturday and Sunday with James Farming, In La is'o. 17; John CDwn, Hanover; Frank Moore, Belnlt; Gor Am i in, r.couard Huicalni, JUihon; i-lar-ulrl MfKewna. Rte, No. 1'; I Jum gaug to; our wire it is full m- Jmv size.

Our rolls are fiili, length. The Jf w'3iSht of our fenoe is fuU.andheavy.y Eur.a luernn -vicuarcney, milium; i-aui Ktrt-lanti, Avalon; Julius JacobEou, ton; Elmer Milton Jolm Telch, Clinton: Albert, Austin, Janes Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brohst were Janesville visitors Tuesday. Willis Osborne, who has been assisting in a printing office in Elkhorn, is home for an indeSnite stay.

C. E. Doolittle was here from Stouguton Monday and Tuesday. Arrangements are being made to give the good old drama, "Hazel Kick," in Broughton's Opera House, in the near future, under the direction of Mr. and.

Mrs. Harry Choate, for the benefit of the Athletic basketball team. The extortion social held bv the Loyal Daughters' class of the M. E. Sunday school Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Sid Stair, was a most successful affair. A goodly number wBre in attendance. vine; iflimer Egan, Erodheadj Howard Henke, Janesville, Rte. No.

Wallace Austin, svi le; Claude Mil. or, 10 v-ansville; Emory Roto, Pootv Ha: old Smith, Janesville, Rte. No. Lester Towns'-mi Evunsvllle; Baxter s-'uyrc, ErUcTtor. Summnri.

UK, Mr. 10: Harold Khis-liiryr-r Hie. No. Albert trior'-. Janesville, Rte.

Ellis Douglas, Roy Ki-n Clinton; Mr. Peterson, who for the past few months has heeen visiting'hlji' sister, Mrs. O- O. Peterson, left on Wednesday for his home in Minnesota? Two men in search of mules and draft horses for the government, were in Orfordville over night on Tuesday. We have not learned that -they made any purchases.

The havoc that John Barleycorn sontetimes works in a family is lll-is-trated by the account given in theGa-zette of the arrest of "Jack" Ward on a charge of having stolen an elght-gLiUoti kpj? cf heer from the cellar 01 a farm house in the town of Spring Valley, a mile- and a halt west of Or-fordville Another member- of the family was sentenced by Justice Tay-1 'ii thtr a tbr- ci Jail, at hard labor, for being intoxicated, and raising a disturbance, about a week ago. Prai-i ouilul-v, jHiiesviiitf, iue, no. The Misses Margaret and' Ruth Ma- Th' 1 1 1 i Tl (ten dthe teachers' con-1 Si dV' venriori in Janesville Milton News Myrl Davis, Milton; Roland Rice. Milton Titus, Milton Or acid Campbell, Evansville. Hear Davenport's Address.

One ot the real treats oC the expedition was the address of Dr. Eugene LEYDEN Milton March 17. H. unvviiuuii ui iinnois university. the Tact that the work nf Um farmor SiCk.

of the future is to rehabilitate the A reception was held at the home country, cover it with commodious OL an.o mrs. a. JjDorboro Mon enins for Mr. and Mrs. Rob! ana comtortaDie larnt homes, and peD- pie it with those no win look upon her limb wheu ait wa-; thrown from a buggy, is now able to be around with the aid of crutches.

Miss Pederson spent the week-end in Janesville. Carr, who had just returned from their honeymoon which was spent in country life as a normal type red Day was an Edgerton. ealler Mrs. Geo. K.

Bntts was a Janesville shopper yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. D. Thorpe have returned from a week spent with their daughter in Delavan.

Mark Hull of Evansville is spending a few days at his parental tome Miss Jennie Larktn of the Whitewater normal spent Saturday and Sunday at home. The news items of last Wednesday March 8, were all incorrect, and were not written by the correspondent. K0SHK0N0NG Kosltkonong, March 17. Mrs. Marnuart has been cjtiite sick the pa st week.

Miss Martha Oiler is assisting with the housework. Iss Mary Flee'k of Ft. Atkinson is helping Mrs. R. Millar with paper hanging and house Charles Fox of MCton has been doing painting and inside work on Alex Shimian's new bungt-low.

Herman Rankle, and Miss MaTgar-et Kreglow of PL Atkinson were marine 1 March and will live on his lather's farm hers. -Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kunkle, Mr.

and Mrs. Leo 'Kttnkle, Mr. and Mrs, Dr. Frank Lyons were among the guests -who attended the wedding of Herman Kunkte and Margaret Kreglow. Several friends of Mrs.

Agnes Stockman, from her old neighborhood south of Milton came to help -M rate her birthdav March 11. Her daughter, Mrs. Lillian Strople, of Ft. Atkinson, was also Dresent and the day was pleasantly spent. Mrs.

Dorr Rurnary, who has been at the Mercy hospital in Janesville lor some- time, died Tuesday. -Mrs. Belie Luyster, who went to visit friends in Kansas sump The following were pass-angers to Janesville on Saturday: Mcsdamea P. Reilly and Wold, Misses and Adee, and Messrs. H.

Schumacher and F. Lay. Tom Byrnes- and family and Fred Day and family attended church ia Thery is numbered Mrs. W. among the sick.

istence. not as a means to an idle and worthless end. Times Changed. "Times have changed, but I would have you understand, fundamentally, they have not changed so much at this point as the casual onlooker may think," said Dean Davenport. "We count values recklessly nowadavs, and glibly the hundreds and even the thousands roll off our tongues.

Nevertheless, would have you know and fuel at the outset of your career farming that real money is yet. and always will be, compare i vol dittl-cult to produce. This is a lesson the world will learn by methods as old as time, though comparatively unknown lu this country sa yet. 1 would have you know that the" values Mrs. Wesley winch spent yester- day in Janesville, recent caller at the home of S.

CLINTON brief call in Leyden Saturday ylonaav we an tats aoout these days GREATEST HARNESS BARGAINS ON EARTH. BUY DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER Miss Rose Byrnes returned to Janesville Sunday after a week's visit at the parental home. A number from here attended the shower for 'Miss Blanche Wheeler at her homo Tuesday, March J. F. Vantlerlyn, who has been confined to his bed for several days with a siege of grippe, is aoie to dttced and the nrolits thereon sil Joseph Ciiristman of Evansville from the unearned increment of the land, which a few have a iznfl alone always bargains to be ojiciiL oimciay nere witn nis parents oy eaje or loan, and which In the Mr.

and Mrs. W. F. Christian and time ago, is now In. California.

I form of unredeemed edits his sister, Mrs. D. L. C. Hatch.

yuite a number irom here attend-1 the- floating values with which we Between 40 and 50 of our ardent arp rlniafe- erl the Mito society dinner at th (i Limine as.y and lovers attended the Frutz MAGNOLIA CENTER business, mostly unpro- ductive." Kreisle.r concert at Beloit last night returning on the special train run by Magnolia Center, March iiome 01 ana Mrs. Air. Addie last Tnursday; there was a good attendance and all report a good time. Mr. and Mrs.

Heth celebrated their wedding anniversary Tuesday evening by entertaining a number of friends ar.d neighbors Robert ulnar returned from his u. in. oc oi. 1 as tar as Oscar Wingate of Rockf visiting old friends here for days. and Mrs.

Fred Woodstock and son Morton, of Evansville, were Magnolia visitors Tuesday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wells Must Bear Burden, Dean Davenport pointed out that tne generations of the futura must bear the burden of this tin, arm a ci i ent now placed upon the land. He ilr'aiarud that fair erf 'Jaiu as wcr.t but that we are the-future, ami that children unborn and their descendants will pay Miss iana itlnj-oa has Teturned to trip 10 While there Mrs.

E. G. Eldridfio dDes not i luarcn j. a aaugnter, Mies Hattie Harnack is visiting Ley. den relatives.

A Iarpe crowd attended the Me-Guire sale Tuesday. cuperate from a seige of the grippe iaiJjaiy as uer iarauy ana trie: would like. v. a- i' iiti.uona mat tne pre sent generati piling up against Mrs. Ellen Hastings is visiting her Mrs.

A. Woodard at Allen lain John II. Helmer returned1 to his TiZ" GLADDENS SORE, BRED FEET "Here is the root or what will one day deve.ot) Into either an agrarian or a labor ravolu' declared the speaker with eir-nba "unle.i'- wr-3pei dily seetle down to the old fashioned principle that he who I can sell yon better harness cheaper thartsanyone else, because I do not have to pay any middleman's profit. I make all my own harness, having 10 men employed in my own shop, and use nothing but the beet oak tanned leather. Therefore, yon get the beat workmanship at the smallest price here.

My business is increasing all the time. That is because I give the utmost value for every dollar spent in this shop. The farmers of Bock and adjoining counties have come to know this and buy their harness here. amuieis at tne state university Monday noon. Mrs.

Hodney Seaver o( Darien, visited her Mrs. H. Tubbs and family Monday. Ri Eddy ol Beloit visited Clinton friends Mondav. O-oh, My Back! My Poor, Aching Back! Suffering Womankind Who Have About Given Up in Despair Now Have Their No putfed-up, burning, tender, awe.t, Se" OUt Mrs.

I. W. Wheeler is quite ill at mm mm mw "Sna'ciflcall When Jones and his family live on the proceeds of the, unearned mere- ner nome on west Milwaukee Ave and her daughter, Mrs. O. H.

Churchill, has arrived from Minnesota tc care for her. sometime bt rem erven Prayer Answer ea. sumes the inheritance with the in cumorance. he will fln-i 1,1, that autp really cosLs in which he day in arid day la aura iiifi1 th "1B'3 healtb ILr'fl ply "oa FRANK SADLER, The Farmer's Friend The: Man Made Low Prices on Hahrtess in Janesville. Glad to see you any-time.

hand the Jones farm passes uut of nramH-''' somebody else pays S200 an acre for the land that a half a century before was bought for WARRANTY DEED. iu iiicu only sen a- or ot real improvement has been 'added, it is he who will find what increment really means; awfl and how it is that he pavs for an- "TiZ- tntricee aore, btrorng Seet fairiv dance with daltuhf Jto, which was worn quarter of a century pert alia before. It is in this tv liof t. to thecoma, oal loose, Mistora, bunions and objl Mains. Albert Vobian, widower, to Sidney Heath and wife, lot -8, block -34 Palmer and Southerland addition! Janesville.

Pardon Pierce and wife to W. F. Mabbett and' Herman Stark lot 11, Hillsile addition, Beloit. Tie" tanra the aeiae and TWO EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD HARNESS BARGAINS: A Guaranteed Single Driving Haraese for $10. A Guaranteed Double Breeching Harness for $28 Frank For Harness Bargains Gourt Street Bridge, Janesville, Wis.

auto Is really earned by a man who ver saw it, much less enjoyed its oenftiK Tt is in this roundabout tashion that some of our chickens in tiie form of modern extravagances will fine day come home to roost-Hnd the pathos of it is the man on whom they descend, has probably not known 0. exiUivnce." Better Agriculture. oion8''thafcputr' up: pour toet. No mat-ler hw. b.re yon work bvw long you dance, htm far yoa or how long yen remain on tout feet, "TTST II.

Nelson Peterson and wife tn Vrert "1 caa't itiij thla ala aaMhc Peterson nwy4 see. 7-4-10. J6SS0. bring" Je4fuJ foot comfort. "TIZ" fa Sotnethlriff maeteal, grand, wonderful for tired uean Davenport admonished Ann Richards et a to E.

W. Fisher ne sec. Oilman flilbRTt- Wolvwon mdttam, afwoUen, smarting feet, Ah! hearers to study the-meaning of oiir PPy JW u. I aJa to eome to wife to F. F.

Uvermore and wife and Harriett Biddle lots 7 8 blk. 11 Be- feel. Tour feet juet tlnffl, for Joy- gation as well as privilelS to sHoeJmms-ahurt or ifne. operate a farm He urged them Get a 2 cent box of "TIZ" timr I ir JL possible to build up a Flsher ne sec. e-'iraaneiu aftncnlture.

a productivp aomcthlng more than a. inre tools! more than Just a reeulator. Rocky mountain Herb compounded herba leavoa, seed, and ni18' Tr.Mh tTOm the fountain, nl fljlrts. It cleanses the entire araten! SHi Ei'" renewed vigor, health aTd strength to the whole hody. -Tet It ta.i r.ot the 8liBhteBt harmful effect! for a paekaca oejaura- to vet "oll Price 36c a paekare alio In from any druggist or department agriculture prohtahle agriculture.

comfortable and a o-i" End foot torture forever wear mailer shoes; keep your feet fresh, weet and-heppy. Just rhlnk(. a whole. Christen Jensen and wf. to O.

Mathison et al pt ne 14 sec. 31 and nw sec 32-2-1 4-tJ7000. Maybelle Schuster has. to John Day ft O'Neal lot 4 Blk. 11 Riverside add Beloit ll.

Jln- pt ase.2l-iainD, culture. "Agriculture- must. be. not only permanent to the state, productive be adequate, profitable to; be possible I but- it must also in. i Si 11.

travellera. comlortable- to.