The Bronson Pilot from Bronson, Kansas • Page 5

aaMMMMhaamgMaaiaaMiaafraMaa 1 1 i ORONSON MARKET REPORT. Corrected Thursday Evening. Don't overlook our want column, Grood stove pipe, 10c at Andersons: To Harris Gay, or bargains in hardwareand kindred'lines. John Arnott and family. spent Sunday with relatives in Moran.

Finest line of ammunition ever in thetownatRonald Anderson's. FALL fl and you will need a new stove We have a fine line of RANGES HEATERS the Round Oak stove-the best stove made, and sold at a price at which you can afford to buy one. Come in and look over our line. We also have a large stock of SHOT GUNS RIFLES on hands, which it would pay you to examine. How about a new WAGON in which to gather your corn.

We handle the T. D. Mendt Wagon at Crescent Wagon at with 5 discount. Can you beat these prices? The "Best Ever" Sulky J. The "Good Enough" Sulky Janesyille Gang "Best Ever" Gang .1 I4-Inch Walking Plows 26-Inch Hog Wire 6-inch Stay Barb Wire A complete line of HARDWARE, PUMPS, WINDMILLS, OILS, Don't wait Come at once 30 days only Harris Gay 4111 I I I 111 I 1 I I I XIII 1 1 I I I II II'MW-'' COAL STOVES WOOD STOVES GAS STOVES STOVES STOVES AT RIGHT PRICES Perconal Notes Exchange Saturday.

Wm Shank is clerking in Love's Mrs. Tripp spent Sunday here. See Soh! for quick farm loans; Ronald Anderson has ax hsmd-les for 10c S'' Baptis at the post-office Saturday. Harris Gay's is where you get your hardware right. Ice delivered at any time.

Russell Norton, phone 102. C. T. Hammel shipped a car load of stock to market Monday. Dr.

J. S. Cummings made a professional trip to Iola Now is the time to, buy your hardware iand Harris Gay's is the place. The Epwprth League of the M. E.

Chu rch have bot a new piano for the church. Mrs. C. C. Willett is spending the week in Kansas City with her niece, Mrs.

Robb. Hiram Kilborn and family of Iola spent Sunday here, the guests of Grover Anderson's. Harris Gay has the only complete it hardware store in uronson ana tney -treat you right. Mrs. M.

Mr Cooke as in Mo- ran last Pridajr: attending a meet- ng of the directors jof the Mo- ran bank. Brick Anderson, Iiee McCli- mans and Hugh Young went to Ft. Scott Tuesday on the Huss vs Roberts' trial. ElmeriSmith left Saturday for Kansas City to spend a few-days with his' brother, E. L.

Smith, returning Tuesday. Fred Geyer arrived home Sat urday night from Washington. He expeQts7 tov spend the winter here before returning. Mrs. Andrew Cook and little v.

daughteriarHvedt Saturday from a uxuuvu a viaiu it with relatives' arid friends. Betryv returnedthe latter part of last 'week from' Berthoud, wjherell tie spent several visiting his brother, Fred. Austin Holeman isrhome from Colorado for; the; winter. Roy and are also expected hbme we under- stana. J- Will Ireland, and family spent unday afternoon in with Will's S.A;, Gard, her son; Spencer, bing quite low with fever.

I can let you have ploney ai a low rate of interest, on choice farm loans, arid 1 ckn write your insurance gooof reliable companies. James T.f Lardner. Misa -Beulah McCarty was down from Ottawa where she is attending the University, to spend Sunday with her parents. Mrs. McCarty, accompanied her as far as Iola Monday on her way back.

Kayser recently received word from Ricks, who was pur agent in the iummer, saying ttt he isj; thru substituting now hear i Wichita and went Monday to Kansas City to con tinue his course in dentistry. Announcement of thejnarriage of Will Goodno to Miss Vesta Marie! VpUentirie on October at Taylorville, HL, was received last wee by the groom's grand father, Ben-H. Goodno. They will make their home in El Reno, Okla. Miss Carrie Johnstqn.

stepped into one of the open gas ditches last Thursday evening: ancl sus tained a severely sprained ankle. She walked several blocks after the accident when the injured member swelled so painfully that sho wcamnabla to 7allr upca. it Get your gas stove of Good handled axes at Ronald Anderson's for GOc. 1 A daughter was born to Will Williamson and wife on Tuesday. A nice lot of stuff for your Sunday dinner may be had at the Baptist Exchange tomorrow, at the postoffice.

C. A. Marvin and Roy Hayes drove to Xenia Saturday night to attend Masonic meeting, enjoying a good time. Miss Anderson's pupils gave her another surprise Wednesday evening, enjoying the usual good time they have there. Clint Vanover left yesterday for Jacksonville, where he expects to locate, stopping at several intermediate points for a few days.

M. L. Hines and wife of Vani-ta, drove up early in the week to visit their son, Arthur Hines, and family, starting back Now we understand, Mayor Davis and Frank McCarty have both very serious cases of auto fever. Dr. E.

B. Cummings is convalescing but a relapse is confidently expected by his friends. Misses Baldwin and Mary Lehman spent most Of this week in Kansas City as delegates from the local Rebecah order to grand lodge. Miss Lula Hodges filled Miss Baldwin's place as typo for the Pilot. HOMES OF THE BEAVERS.

Wonderful Work Achieved by These Clever Dam Builders. Beavers arrange their homes in a neighborly way to form villages and towns. It is pointed out that they are lake dwellers for the same reason that early races of men lived over the water. The chief difference between the two, however, is that men built over natural ponds, whereas the heaver makes a pond where he happens to want it. The labors of no other animal on earth, aside from man, present so many interesting phases as those of the beaver.

According to Macoun, who has made most exhaustive studies of these little animals, whole tribes of beavers unite to 5 build villages. Houses, invariably of two floors, bear witness to the uniform genius of these architects. The pantry oc cupies the ground floor, but the upper floors of the beaver's domicile are reserved for his hours of sleep and The walls and upper part are re markably thick, sometimes measur ing several feet. Then, at the be ginning of hard frost, the exterior is coated with a thick layer of mud, which immediately freezes and has the double advantage of perfectly shutting out the cold air and of guarding against the attacks of wolverenes. The smartness of the beaver is also seen in the care it takes' not only to lay in provisions in advance, but also in arranging creep holes to insure its retreat in case of surprise and for its subsistence in a day of need.

The rriost extraordinary works of the beaver are, of course, the dams that they throw across rivers and along the shores of lakes. In this matter they are qualified to- rank with the best of engineers. Two points especially in their work a tract attention, the first being the skill and strength displayed in the construction and the second being their unerring choice of the best materials. In examining the construction of a beaver dam one is at once struck with its extreme simplicity. The wonder is how the mud kneaded and applied by the beaver's paws, unassisted by even the trowel shaped tafl, becomes a hydraulic cement that time hardens instead of dissolves.

The extent of the beaver's works is as surprising as their perfection. Some of them are really colossal and several chains in length. Artificial lakes of considerable, size owe their origin to these dams. The extent Jof the darns is theV most ctriHrj. proof the social habits cf ths bsaver, for several families mTt haye combined to cany out tho plans, and if indidual instinct produced the results of a general rcrtrsncnt ament a these laborers '4 i 1 i i i 0 if a for a Produce Kggs Potatoes, Cream MM .15 16 .1.40 POULTRY Hens .07 08 07 04 05 06 Turkeys Spring chickens Old Roosters Geese Ducks Grain Corn.

Wheat Oats Flax Seed Kaffir Corn PeZ 60 ...35 2.00 65 40 The Bronson Pilot a year LODGE DIRECTORY. R. N. A. CORA CAMP.

No. 291, meets every first and third Friday nights. Mrs. Mattie Webster, Oracle; Mrs. Elsio Johnson, Rec.

PYTHIAN SISTERS. ADDIB TEMPLE, No. 56, meets each second and fourth Tuesday nights. Irma Webster, M. E.

Elsie Hall. M. of R. C. K.

OF P. GRANITE LODGE, No. 88, meets every Saturday night in their new hall in the Freeman block. All visiting brothers cordially in- vited. c.

R. Minicb, C. C. Wm Noble, K. of R.

S. E. S. BRONSON CHAPTER, No. 65.

meets on Wednesday night before the full moon of each month. Visitors cordially wel- come. Mrs. E. Dunkerton, W.

Wm Campbell, Sec. M. W. A. BOrs D'ARC CAMP, No.

10, meets every second and fourth Monday evening in Holt's Hall. Visiting neighbors cordially invited. J. P. Mattox, V.

T. D. Webster, Clerk. G. A.

R. BRONSON POST, No. 482, meets each quarter, on Pension Day, at 2 p. m. All comrades invited to attend.

M. Hampton, Commander. A. F. A.

M. BOURBON LODGE No. 268, meets on Wednesday night on or before the fuirmoon of each lunar month. M. H.

W. George Adams, Secretary. K. OF S. BRONSON COUNCIL No.

80, meets first and third Monday night of each month. Wm. Camp- bell, Fred A. Leek, Cor. Sec.

I. O. O. F. BRONSON LODGE, No.

471, meets every Thursday evening, Visiting brethren cordially In- Joe Wolf N. J. I. Bales, Sec. You can't get that snap and "tang" in your bakina without the right spite Ten are absolutely pure and full troigth Finest dock, tdected by experts, cleaned and milled by modem machinery and all the strength retained by the beau JusttryTone Spices and see the difference.

10a at Your Groemr'm-'mny hind. Or amnd 10c for futtUm packogm Aak for "Tont'm Spicy from, TONE BROS. Dee Botneavta. of Km famous Of BMMt ED. RETRY, Contractor and Builder, Estimates Furnished.

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Pattctat Lead all others style, fit, siaplkky, ecooony and number sold. More dealers sell lieCall Patterns than any other two makes combined. Nons hi-ber than cents. Bay from yota dealer, or by sau from LlcC ALL'S LI AG AZWE Old papers galore to spread on the floor 'neath the carpet. Pi lot.

R. R.Haf risV brothers, Fletch er and Hillery, "spent Sunday here. Miss' Mabel Holeman spent Sunday in Ft. Scott with rela tives. Clarence Malone is beautify ing Love store with a fresh coat of paint.

For Sale A yearling, grade Shorthorn bull. Phone T. F. Ireland, at once. E.

T. Holeman came home Sat urday from Oklahoma to be with his people a few days. J. S. Cummings was in Iola Tuesday as a witness in tlje Walter Sidell divorce case.

"No Hunting' signs in big type on good, weather resisting card board, 9x12 inches, 5 each. Pilot. We are glad to announce Mrs. Barnett able to be about and do her own work, after a long ill ness. Mrs.

Geo. Vaudiveer of Mild red spend Sunday evening here the' guest of Mrs. D. F. Mc Carty.

C. G. Ellis returned to Garnett Monday, having visited his daughter, Mrs. E. T.

Holeman, a few days. Mrs. Everett Hammons, re cently imported a pair of very fine Indian Runner drakes from Missouri. Bulk kraut, bulk mince meat, and sweet and sour pickles; fresh fish every Friday, right rom the coast. F.

F. Rholes. W. A. Standley and family of Stockport, arrived last week for, a.

visit with Mrs. Standley 's people, the Truebloods. Don't monkey around cooking up stuff for a Sunday dinner; get it at the Baptist Ladies Exchange Saturday at the postoffice. Grand Chancellor W. Bow ers was here visiting the K.

P's. at their meeting Saturday night, and a profitable session was held. Miss Nellie Kane returned home Monday morning, having spent several days in Uniontown with her sister, Mrs. "Blackman. D.

E. and Rufus Watson have been in Kansas City this week on private business matters, arid at. tending the I. O. O.

F. conven tion. The frame of Bourbon Staf- ortTs big barn is up and the mammoth building is expected to be complete within a few weeks: Mrs. Mary Orbison was in Iola from Friday until Tuesday, at the bedside of her nephew, Spen cer Gard, whom she reports slightly convalescing. Perry Vanover has bot the L.

E. Collins forty acre tf act a mile northeast of town, for $2100, and will build thereon and occupy at once, we are informed. Ray Abbey and wife, Ed Hampton and family, Walter Wright arid family, M. Hampton and wife, and Mrs; Ethel Hammons and children were guests at the Pilot's domiciliary, institution Tuesday. W.

W. Patterson left Tuesday for Kansas City to take in the stock show. He was accompanied there by Mrs. (jr. JB.

of Preston who was tlieguest of the Pattersons for several days and was returning via Kansas City. A number of-instances of plant freaks in the way-of I seconi blooming are reported over country. Mrs: Carilp lias a lilac bush that has a beautif ul bunch cf blccccms; npori it; -the first ccico ever brot to our notice of a $75.00 70.00 $38.00 $35.00 $58.00 $58.00 $12.00 .25 rod $3.00 cwt. i-i i 1 1 1 i folks about it thru the Pilot. BREACH OF LEGAL ETIQUETTE Conflicting Opinions of Mdlle.

Mlro-polsky Divide Members of Paris Bar. Conflicting opinions as to the conduct of Mdlle. Mropolsky, a brilliant young "Portia' divide the membership of the Paris bar. Some ago it appears Mdlle. Miropol- delivered a lecture at the Thea- fascina among the younger Parisian barris- latest model.

TJnfortunately for Mdlle. at the bottom of the printed program distnbuted to the audience were the words The dress and of: Mdlle. Miropolsky are from 'ateliers' of Mdme. So and So." This -terrible breach of, legal- eti- quette was reported to the council of order, and that grave and learned body will shortly meet to in judgment. th Kut is mlit intn Tiral camns One side doca not eaything so ver trprise the other: eses inoth-ior lea than-ths colknss of ths'drr- iffbf eKoider'if crs tJlorSd to fgsSn (proiv Tkcy CC3 cUSJ viaons fof ivoun'f Ibermtcra 'Viadi Guns, Ammunition, Cutlery and Tinware ii i-i-r p.hinin:nl.IIH"i'j"rj"r-i-iiV-!i ANDERSON SON, Real Estate, Loans, Insurance.

We represent live of the very beat Insurance Companies. J. P. Mattox Painter Decorator will han Wall paper 'fdr 20c' bolt or 18c where! furnish: the paper. Will paint your house 12 a yard, 2 COatS On.

new work and furnish the paint; 15c1; yard on old work. All Work Guaranteed. 00000000000060 FOR- G66d Hotel Accommodations a dayi r2nd door N. of depot i oo6oooooooooo 0 ED; HALL, Cliv Livery, and Feed Darn. I a -eacicntvservlce: at 1 RUSSELL HOUSE ooooooooooooo Tell days sky and sky, Eat the the sit for and cchl.

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