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The Kendrick gazette., 1917-11-02
Safety Spring Seat.

while the other two extend diagonally
to either side, connecting the seat and
the frame. This arrangement prevents
undue movement in any direction and
supports the seat without it's having
rigid connection.-Popular Me-
chanics.
The Kendrick gazette., 1917-11-02

There is nothing in name but
how would you pronounce the
following name, which was taken
from the postoffice directory and is
the burden carried around by a
Greek in Alabama? Gust j. Papa
Observation-Disclosures
kopolus. Poor man!
The Kendrick gazette., 1917-11-02
HANDY SAFETY SPRING SEAT
Contrivance Protects Driver From
Severe JoIting and Eliminates
Danger of Falling.

For cultivators and certain other
farm implements, shock-absorbing
seat has been devised to protect a
driver from severe jolting and to elm
mate the danger Of his being thrown
from a machine. The seat post is piv-
oted to the tongue and held in posi-
ton by three coil springs. One of
these is stretched between the tongue
and the upper part of the seat post,
The Kendrick gazette., 1917-11-02
GRADE ALL MARKET PRODUCE
mended in Preparing All Farm
Truck for Sale.

By LEROY CADY, Associate Horticul-
turist, University Farm. St. Paul. Minn.)
Do not fail to grade all produce
sold. Even potatoes bring a much
better price when well graded than
when small and large and all colors
are placed in the same package. Neat
ness and cleanliness pay in marketing
as well as other places.
The Kendrick gazette., 1917-11-02
For A Weak Stomach

AS a general rule all you need to
do is to adopt a diet suited to your
age and occupation and to keep
your bowels regular. When you
feel that you@have eaten too much
and when constipated, take one of
Chamberlain Tablets.
The Kendrick gazette., 1917-11-02
CULLS SHOULD BE FATTENED
When Undesirable Fowls Reach Proper
Size They Should Be Placed In
Pen and Fed Corn.

As soon as the culls have reached a
proper size they should be fattened.
Place them in pen to themselves and
feed them food that contains a large
per cent of carbohydrates, such as
corn, or its milling products. During
the process of fattening do not give
them any green food at all.
The Kendrick gazette., 1917-11-02
PICK FEATHERS FROM GEESE
Best Time Is When Operation Does
Not Draw Blood-Dry Feathers
) Before Marketing.

The best time to pick geese is when
picking the feathers will not draw the
blood; this Is usually just before molt-
ing time.
Some make practice of picking the
geese twice q year, but this Is not a
The Kendrick gazette., 1917-11-02
Jus | Geese.

good practice, as 1t depletes the vitality
of the geese, and units them for good
service as breeders.
After the feathers have been picked,
they should be spread out to dry, after
which they are ready for the market.
The Kendrick gazette., 1917-11-02
sILo FACTS
Consider the silo:

Consider the silo:
1t means larger profits from
the cOrnfield.
1t means less labor in feeding.
1t means better health for the
herd.
1t means a larger milk flow
from the dairy COW.
1t means more beef at reduced
cost.
1t means less grain in the
stock ration and more in the
soldiers ration.
The Kendrick gazette., 1917-11-02

"Peeling a potato used to be hum
BILE employment" says the Washington
Star. "Now 1t is an art" Yes, but
why peel 1t?
The Kendrick gazette., 1917-11-02

People who have laughed at China's
pigtails should remember that our own
venerated George Washington wore
one.
The Kendrick gazette., 1917-11-02

Now the price of pop is to be raised.
Once In while there comes along q
boost in price that we can v.cw with
absolute nncnncern.
The Kendrick gazette., 1917-11-02

KENDRICK

KENDRICK
Sunday School 1000 A. M.
Preaching 11:00 a. m.
Evening Preaching 7:30
Subject: THE Devil.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 1880
FAIRVIEW
Sunday School 200 p. m.
Preaching Nov. 3 800 p. m.
Bro. Mitcham will preach.
AMERICAN RIDGE
Sunday School 1000 a. m.
Preaching Nov. IL 1l:O0 a. m.
H. B. Emmel, Pastor.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-30
NOTICE IN PROBATE

THE STATE OF TENAs:
To ihc sheriff nr any Constable ~
Nuvers county Gfeeting
You are hereby commanded that d,
raaAins publication 50 this nottrc frr
ten DAYS in Some newspaper published
n Nnur County. Nou summon an per-
SONS Interested in thv estate of A.
A Cauley 90 answer an application
flied bN a. \ CauiN in the Count,
Court 90 Nueccs County. on thc Goth
day al junv 1915 for the probate 81
the vii and letters tcsiamontafN
which viii bo heard hy said Court on
ihc 10th daN ~ luN 1919 at the court s.
house of said County tn Corpus CHRIS
"a Texas. at which tiuc an persons in-
torcstcO ln said estate may appear and
CONTEST said application n thry SEQ
proper
hen'ln tsN rot hut have Nou hsfore
said Court son the s8h first day n
the ncNt term thereof THIS writ with
your return thereon. showing how you
have executed the same.
Witness my hand amt official seal
AZ CORPUS CHRISTI Texas. this sist as,
~ June A. u. ialf
u.Sl on RERr Net;f my
Clerk County court NucVes Count,
A trur coSS certify.
FRANK a. ROBINSON. sheriff
Ry II. IS NearwVod Deputy. Ads
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To hi iriaons Interested ln che Estate
~ Gust heye a.. Decreased.
kirnita :, uoyc. administratriN og
tho estate uf said Gust Hove. ir has
ilcd ~ the county court of Nuccos
cpuniN her t1nM Account of the con
ditlop 90 said estate toscthcr With an
application CD br dischsrgcd as Admin
istratriN thrrcef which viz he heard
ny uar said Court on the third Monday
IN luly, A. - lpir anne heing the
18th day ~ July, 4. H. 1917 al the
courthouse ~ said Nuccrs county I'M
the ciN ~ Corpus Christi. Texas at
which time and place an persons inter.
'Nied an said estate arc required to ap
pear and contest said Final Account
ami application, IL thcs see propcr.
Witness Gilbert McGlaln. Clcrk nf
The county court OF Nueccs county.
TEXAS
Given under my hand ana the seal
~ said court az my office in CORPUS
Christi on this, the s,h day Of June.
A. y. 1917
tLSl GILBERT Mc0LoiN. clerk.
County Court <ueces County. Texas
~ August Cehlinser Deputy.
A true cory I certify
FRANK q. ROBINSON. sheriff
~ n q. rearwood. Depaty. Adv
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county 90 NurUfs
To Those indebted 90. or Holdins
Claims AGAINST the Estate 81 Han.
nah Ochlinger drvcascd.
Tho UNDERSIGNED having been duty
aAal"ied ~ Executor of the estate ~
Hannah lehhngrr deceased late ~
NucceN County, Texas. during a regular
iofm ~ thc County Court 81 said
County on the 10th dsy q june. A n
1851 hereby notifies an persons la
drotcd Go said estate Ca come forward
ana make settlement. and those having
ciaims sgainst said estate 60 present
them 20 him az his place ~ business
ia corpus Nhrist. Nueccs County. Tcs 81
as where he receives his malt
This the seth day % June A. IN 1917
JOSEPH MIREUR.
ENccuter ~ the Estate % Hannah t-eh
hngcr. Deceased A-Ady
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C1aSSifiedAdS

FOR RENT Dr spohn'a fine home.
north Water street. furnished or un-
fnrniahed. 10 permanent tenants. no
children place has large yard flow
era. garage. utc. very desirable Terms
reasonable, phone ~ of Ga \. ~.
Chalk
ron RENT on July ! my house ~
North Beach. rooms. bath. barn aud
garage everything MODERN 70 home
ilko place. 40 per month Soe me
nj the Nurces Hotel Barber shop
Johnnie Marlborough. 1l,
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FOR hENr Moderu seven ruom fur
nishcd residence. bnck porch. sleeping
porch On roof screened hot and cold
water IN bath room. cook with aaf
close M garage green lawn nicely
kent WIN rent fuf 3 months. Address
40 finan.
FpR RENT six room cottage nlcrls
furnished. piano sud garage. finsc in
on bluff wood Bennett Really Ca.
Phone I0i
FOR HEST Five ronm mudcru house
pn Agnes street nice yard. gas. fur
uiHhod or uufufninhcd. ronsonabla
ient Phone $50 9lg
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kcrt WIN rent fur 2 months Address
! 40 Lipan
FOR REST sls room cottage nicnly
furnished; plano sud garage. ninsc Boz
ON bluff Wood BENNETT Realty Co.,
Phone l0i
FOR HEST Five ronm modern house
on Agnes street nice yard. gas. fur
nishod or uufufnlnhcd, reasonable
rent Phone $50 7lg
FOR EXCHANGE.
rnn TRADE VIII irado my Zine lrri-
gated farm fof uridrnrr or business
property in Corpus chian $50 brfor
farm iu 1850 Dutndo Nniie} Addren.
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TO TnApE ror car. hrac porrh
erun mare. Onr az Tho best $50 nrtes
farms in klvhrrr county plenty uf
water fof Irrigation 400 iindr tor fufm
near Corpus 0f iioaatnvn. W.Ht Texas.
or nny OF The northwestern states A.
u pnlhrd owner nimnlo T'ma
ron TRADE Ton hpht cor motor boat
Rambler Francis g. French. phone
$40. $50
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f'N 0Nl.E Cheap new four room
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street ta2
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WEST POINT

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
ESI IolNT. VA. March l0-Tbe
cemetery Association. Inc mot with
MIS-. \. J. Walcott on Monday with =
hnc attendance. The annual election
OF ofhccrS was held and resulted as
follows: president Tc-elcctcd). Mrs.
ernest thaiklcy: vice president. Mrs.
II. y. ihp7old: recording secretary. Mrs.
Thomas L. Eagby; treasurer. Mrs. w.
r. Eroaddus. Tho principal work
planned was conference, to be held
next Tuesday with tho Mayor. town
attorney and cchctery committee from
the Town Council 10y tho members of
the association. to consider plans for
the bcttermcnt OF the cemetery.
Mrs T.. NJ. Nance. vice. president OF
the Hudson Missionary Society of the
local Methodist Church. organized "a
young w"mans auxiliary, on Monday
evening. 10 he known as The Earnest
Workers. There arc ten members.
tho ensuing year: president Miss Eve
lyn Clayton: vice president. Miss
Rachael Taft: recording secretary.
Miss Alice Chalkley: corresponding
secretary. Miss Josephine Freeman:
treasurer. Miss Emily Gault: superin-
tcudcnt of publicity and mission study
class. Mrs. l.. NJ. Nance; superintendent
of supplies. Miss Lucille Bland.
Tho Woman's Club met in the home
Of Mrs. Il. G. Garden, Miss Ellie Car
den hostess.
The missionary societies of the First
Baptist Church arc observing the week
of prayer for home missions. The
first meeting was held on Tuesday
evening with Mrs. Lucy Byrd Dudley
Mrs L. W. Billings was the leader
Misses Lucy Roberts and Mary Hudson
sang a duet, My Father Knows"
The missionary so the First Baptist
Church arc observing the week of
prayer for home missions The first
meeting was held on Tuesday evening
with Mrs. Lucy Byrd Dudley. Mrs.
f. w Billings was tho leader Misses
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ONANCOCK

Especial Ia Tnc Times Dispatch
cNANCoCk. VA, March ll.-Alayur
John : NAPLES went Ia Richmond on
Thursday 10 join his daughter. Miss
Mary NAPLES, who has been there for
seven months.
Among thoS" WHO went Ia Washing
ton for tho inauguration were: DIR. l..
T. Rev. Rev. j. L. Myers, W. :. Nelson.
Z. III. Chiffon. - L. bye. George Wcs-
colt. l. ". Eaywcll
Mrs. Myers Click and Miss Millyc
Click left for New York Wednesday
Richard Neville, of Baltimore, is Wis
itinS his parents. MIR. ANA Mrs. w. j.
Neville.
Francis u. Parker and j. prummond
Parker arc hou. from Norfolk. haviu..
spent Il week there.
stewart Is. Powell spent Friday In
Baltimore.
superintendent &, l.. Loyncs and FRO
fosSor .. w. Johnson were III kichmond
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs J. g. l.ca,hcrhury.
Auuic Slocomh and Sallic Scarborough
.tud II l.. shield are in Now York.
Mr. and Mrs l.. \. Eclote arc back
from u Suiouru Of two months in
fiorid,.
Mrs W. H. Hopkins i'll tn" guest Of
relatives IN Philadelphia. Before re-
turning 10 pnaucock She will visit her
parents. Mr. ANA Mrs, S,irson, OF
Holds Mills. Md.
Miss Minnie NJ. Mills attended the
W, Z. 7. L. convention. in session at
Dulcy this week
William Marsh. of Baltimore. IS Wis
!,inS relatives hero.
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TOURISTS FROM SOUTH
HEADING FOR OLD POINT
sIhcy Arc Arriving Daily. and First
Question Is for Golf
4 Links.
MANY ARE COMING roH CURE
Mrs. Cornell Woolc! Gives Informal
M Dance at Chambcrlin for Her
Daughtcr-Nirs. Harold knomiton
Hostess mt Dinner Party.

n ~ 1',,,,.r
"a OLD POINT. Va, March io2rh.
& bronzed sojuurncrs coming from, III.
South are arriving daily and tn. nrs,
question asked is how fur 10 tho
3 INKS" and when told only few
minutes away. can bc soon journey ing
\ link@ards in a short time. some nno
4 matches have been played this week.
%yAmong those who circle the links daily
are DR.. and Mrs. William H. Riggs.
= Frank +. Hidden. Miss Elizabeth lid
den. Mrs. Thomas " Choatc. i. II.
& Sawyer. all Of New York.
3 Never since III" establishing Of the
. baths In the chauhcrlin have there
been SO many people who have como
to take the uurc.' Among those who
came this week u try thcm arc Mrs
Charles Is WcilcS Mrs. Edward T.. Git-
lespie. Miss \. ihchlcSs and Mrs. Cor
ncll Woolcy and AIRS. William J. Tahor.
II all of New York.
l2 Vernon Castles delight last spring
when stopping at the Chainhcrlim WAS
to dance by Willie Wa.hington's Band
and his darkey drummer which fun
rtshed the music for Mrs cornell
wooley's informal dance on Tuesday
cvspinr- which snc raxc for hcr daurb
tar Miss Corno,,, ,yooloy bum.t
.unn.- ,..s sor,,,I s,,no ~ no., -uos,s
- sre f,o,ono, Ilcn,y - ,radd Ir =
na nrs ,,,oad Ntss r,aa urs
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Z .sae." ioh' % o'"m " :
+ VhitfnE and MISS 'i'"h't'l =. NJ
ms, OF th'caSo' lieutenant !" tit 'i'i =
6oNd, y ;. ~. ana MrS. boEn: MISS
LIZA Atkinsot. OF G"luinofc' .>alahr
Berry, ammo Henry, Mrs. !. Eltwood
Jones. OF Pittsburgh; Captain Robert
Guthrie. L. S. A. and Lieutcnants Me
Morcland. Lcnzcr. Homer, stuart.
Wolff, Whitaker. Phillips. Meade.
Davidson. Nautsmcicr. poucy and
Roberts and Licutcnan, Bowen. Of the
chilean navy.
-.Mrs Andrew Il. Fi,lebrown. az ,hila-
ac,nhia mad a dinner Of twenty COW
nrs an saturdav evening preceding tho
49,, !, aa,,,,,l,,,cn, Ia Miss Helen
n..a,,,.,,,,
,. :. w.. ~
WIS iia' CIV 49, ,, M''e'' - ,;r
e Ion. siasS. We -, ~, 49,. ~
$500 ia" ~ -. NJ. - s,.,nic,. por,,ins
ctuuS" -. 60 "' i-,r ,a,,.,,, ..>f
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SUFFOLK

lSpccial 10 Tho Times. pisp patch
SUFFOLK, VA, March lU,--Mr. and
Mrs. j. T. Smith have concluded a visit
land. Va. -
William Brinkt;,y. Son ~ Ch,cf w. T.
Brinklcy. Who il now employ ed IN Rich-
mond. spent sunday Win his parents
here.
E. W. smith. Of Driver. vas in the
city on Tuesday.
Miss Stclls Land returned from New
York on Wednesday,.
J. T.. Martin. T. s Baudford and
Frank Banc returned on sunday from
Richmond.
Mrs. Lee Britt was hostess ON Tues
day afternoon TO the members OF the
Womans Home and Foreign Missionary
Society of Main street Methodist
Church.
Mrs John 4 Cum was hostess an
Tuesday night to the members ~ tho
I. Magazine Club n her home ~ West
Washington street.
1.-The Progressive. Bible Class Of the
Christian Church met on Monday night
with Mrs. {. g. Clart ut her home IN
West Washington Street
Ernest Saundors OF saul; ST Marie.
arrived on Monday 10 spcud several
weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
q. l.. Saunders
5 MIR. and Mrs Green, IL Detroit, Mtch
are guests OF lh.ir sister, Mrs VIII
tTruitt. and Mi lrUi,,, ~ Sank street
NJ Walter Joyncr has returned from
a trip to Balti'uorv and Washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

That what thousands OF stomach
sufferer arc dong no~. Instead Of
taxing TONES, or trying 10 patch M a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
'tHt cause II ,hc ailmcn,--c losgcd liver
ana disordercd bowels.
Df:. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
me liver IN soothing. healing way.
When the liver aud bowels arc per
forming. their natural functions. away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
II you have a lad taste in your
mouth: tongue coated, appetite poor.
'a7y. don',-catc feeling, ma ambition or
energy, troubled with undigcs,cd foods.
you Should take Olive Tablets, the sub
stLutc ior caioncl
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arc a
purely Vegetable compound mixed will,
o,,ivc OF You viii know them by their
o'lyc color. They do the work without
Sripiu@, cramps or pain.
lake ono or two at bedtime for quick
f.elct, So yol,. can cat what you like
at lOc and -; per box. All druggists
ADV.
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evening. Among the guests were
captain Il. w. Edwards. Mrs. Carrie
Dalhy. Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Haynie.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. L. Davis. MIR. and Mrs.
RITZ Lee Harding. Mr.. and Mrs. K. p.
waller. Mrs. Robert Bellows. Miss
itcicn lnslcy. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Clar-
ence Jctt. I. G. Lewis and A. J. Doug
ias. all of Election; Mrs. j. w. Pearson,
Miss Susie Chiffon. Miss Iona Spill
man. Miss Dorothy Dameron, Mrs IL.
Gordon Blnndon. r. r. Moore. Howard
kicc and Russell Dcy, RecdsvilIc: Miss
lean Rice and pr. Fred s. Brent,
iieathsrillc. Refreshments were beau
htullN served. and "a charming evening
passed. Misses Rice and Chiffon were
week end guests of Mrs. Slaughter
y. Rogers Lee. of "whcatland," has
returned from trip to Baltimore and
New York.
basil James. Of Simonson. who has
oecn IN Richmond for several months.
has returned home.
T. M. Wright and family. OF Hard.
hSs. recently visited relatives in West
morcland.
Miss Hcuiah Hopkins has returned
70 hcr home. near lIardings, from sew
cral weeks in Baltimore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
HEATHSVllLE

1Spcc;a. 10 The Times ispatch.l
ilEATHSNlLLE. VA. March TO-
Tom Brcu, left last week for Rich
mond TO accept a position.
senator {. Harding Walker spent
several days recently a, Poplar
rPlains,.' the home OF his son. George
Walker,
Miss Myrtle Clarke, Of Walnut Point.
entertained Il number OF young friends
recently
Nh. and Mrs. Mcclellan Fall,n enter
tanned a number Of friends III their
home. near iIcathsvillc. recently.
Miss Aide Barnes, Of Nokomis. en-
tcriaincd last week in honor Of her
guest Miss Adce Graham, OF Delta
willie
Miss Mia Burroughs, Of Horsehcad
was the week end CUES, Of AIR, and
Mrs II. =. Reynolds near Coan
Miss irene Sisson. OF Sissons Cor
nor WAS the week end cues, of her
sister, Mrs. Rufus Smith, Al Avalon.
Miss Eta Jones was recent guest
Of Miss Anne Basye at Sissons Cor
ner
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clawson
Slaughter. OF Election. entertained at
progressive tive hundred on Friday