Abilene weekly reflector. [volume], December 22, 1910, Page 9, Image 9

About Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935

Image provided by: Kansas State Historical Society; Topeka, KS

                
CGOLEY'S
New Jewelery Store
Second Street, East of Broadway
Filled with complete line of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Cut Cla,
. Clocks and Jewelry for
Christmas Presents
Wedding and Birthday Gifts
You are Invited to call and ee us in our
New glegant Location.
HONEST GOODS , LOWEST PRICES
Watch and Clock Repairing
a Specialty
Satisfaction G-xaxariteecl
W. L, COOLEY, the Jeweler
Second Street, East of Abilene National Bank.
f
That the W. H. Eicholtz Co. carries the
largest and the best line of
Picture France Moulding
in the city. They also carry a full and complete
line of FRAMED PICTURES and OVAL
FRAMES.
Work and Prices Right
t3Don't forget to ask to see the Hammered
Brass Picture Moulding,
W,
rvn
(
yXJSEWING
THE MACHINE OF KNOWN VALUE.
KEEDIES, BELTS, OIL, AND ALL SEWING MACHINE SUPPLIES.
SHOCKEY & LANDES
ABILENE, KANSAS.
GEORGE SNYDER
Shoer of Track and Heavy Horses
IKTEBFERING STOPPED OR HELPED
GIVE ME A CALL
Phone :6j
Brlrkrflliop, Buckeye Ave., Between Third aad Fourth Streets,
Ahilcne, Kansas.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
SV TIIK D1AUCAD ItUAKeL .
Fill, ia Ur4 W-U z.rtiiUV
Ikvfm, tea,t4 !( hnt Hil-, V
Tti o smlW. a-r -f row
UlAJ0 JRRA fc II PII.l-4.furM
ran a nun m Bt.Sft. Alm RdMf
SOLD il 'UStOCISTS EVtmULtt
ftsn a jiiT'f any ermltl" at ULrta
uW ant b.fttfl by w uenMiooal s
RTP-atr Ttni!. i aU ? 1'faf
rM. Th FtTAJM
to anttnary occv-l bunllf ssUk
m ails. wmtAia-avraDl a-
latest thing out.
-
H. EICHOLTZ CO. )
n,TU IHAUHINL
Bay yanr SewJas; Haehiue from
authorised dealer, from the one mho
maaee ibe sale aa4 care of Hewing H
chine his exclusive business, one who
is la close touch with the manufactu
rer. Too will then have if liable man
to call oa la ease of an accident to your
machine. He always baa accessories
and duplicate parts oa hand to meet
aay emergency
The NEW HOME Is leas liable
to get out of order than any oth
er, la made better, and all part
are Interchangeable, A careful
examination of thia machine
before yon purchase any other
will pay yon.
The quicker a cold is gotten rid of
the less the danger from pneumonia
and other ssrioui diseases. . Mr. B.
W, L. Hall of Waverly, Va., says: "1
firmly believe Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to be absolutely the best
preparation on the market for colds.
I have recommended it to my friends
t-ai they all agree with me." For
ale by all dealers.
Feel languid, weak, run-down?
Headache? Stomach "off"? Just a
plain rase of lazy liver. Burdock
Blood Bitters tones liver and stom
ach, promote digestion, purifies the
blood.
II -""' Ouppr Weiffhts and Measures
il " - II
N Inspector John Klelnhans was in
the city looking after the business
of the atate board of health, division
of weights and measures. He has
made a number of visits to this city
within two years and says that as
a rule the merchants have met him
In a spirit of fairness and have
showed a desire to Bbide by the law.
Inspector Klelnhans says that the
ways of the cheat, both manufacturer
and retailer, are devious and hard to.
BEARINGS ON WAGON SCAUg
- Ymv
3HARP JTFSL EDGE
FUZCROM BEARING.
EDGE COMPLETELY RUSTED AND
WORN AWT MAKING ACCURATE!
WETGXNG IMPOSSIBLE
trace. The man who is not on to me
tricks is like a man that Is color blind
looklne for a white horse he would
never see any, but the man who knows
the arts of manufacturing ana me
ways of .wholesale and retail busi
ness has no trouble to locate viola
tions of the food and drug and the
weights and measure law.
The department Is working In all
parts of the state, and is making a
vigorous campaign for honest weights
and pure food. Secretary Crumbine
and his inspectors are not working on
the theory that wrong weighing and
wrong measuring is a willful, malic
ious practice, but Is more the result
of ignorance. Where it Is a willful
oractice. competition Is generally
given as the reason and the honest
merchant suffers at the hands of the
dishonest merchant and the dishonest
miller has a distinct advantage over
the miller who Is square.
Take flour as an illustration. It is
48 IB H.01TR. WEIGHT WHICH HAS
BEEN DRIHEDI1AK1NG SCALE GIVE
LB. SHORT ON SACK OF FLOUR.
sold mainly in 24-pound, 4S-pound
and 98-pound sacks. The dealer buys
it In barrel lots. It Isn't much of a
trick to keep a quarter-pound of flour
out of a 24-pound sack of a pound
out of a 48-pound sack and no trick
to keep four pounds out of a barrel
supposed to contain 196 pounds, if
a flour mill has a capacity of 300
barrels daily and a barrel Is short
weighed four pounds, the miller gains
1200 pounds, or bIi barrels a day
by short weights. That short weight
gives the Idshonest miller a profit of
'from $20 to $35 dally over the miller
who gives full weight.
SCALE CHEATING ATTACHMENTS POUND BY JOHN A KLEINHANS
STATE FOOD INSPECTOR ARROW .5HCW5 DEVICE.
Many unusual and surprising con- than forty years ago. From Iowa
ditions and things have been brought Point they drifted to another Kansas
tie light by the weight end measure town. Their loss In weight is simply
Inspector, but, the greatest, surprise the result of time and usage. They
of all was the finding of a cbeatlne; show they were never tampered with,
device so cleverly made and attached , A real plan of cheating is to bore
to an even arm balance scale-, as to out the weights like the acconipany
appear to be a part of the scale and Ing cut. When you see such weights
rts mechantum. The board upon ! In use you have a reason for being
which is attached the "pushing up" j suspicious.
device forms a handsome base upon An Atchison man a few weeks ago
which the scale stands, and Do one drove out Into the country and bought
would suspect thst It did not belong I five bushels of apple which were
to the scale. By a glance at the cut1 measured np wMh an old-fashioned
of the scale cheating attachment j half-bushel basket. He got tea bas
sbown In eonnectlon with this artl- kets. When he got home and carried
cle you will notice that the weighted them Into the cellar la the common
lever pushes 'of) against th arm of "chip" market basket, which Is sup-
the scale containing the weights aud
thus the other arm of the scale con
talnlng product being weighed will
the more readily go down, for the
goods pulling down on the one side
and the device pushing np on the
other, something Is going to happen
before a perfect balance !s establish
ed, on what Is an otherwise perfectly
balanced scale and absolutely cor
rect weights. The device pictured in
the cut made a short-weiglit Si o.ince
eJSIW"
on each pound weighed.
During last June, State Inspector
John Kleinhans Inspected 143 wagon
scales In the ten largest cities of the
state and found 49, or 35 per cent of
them "off" from ten pounds to 176
pounds to the ton. The owncrB of
these scales did not know that their
scales were weighing wrong. In
some Instances the scales under
weighed but those instances were
very rare. Low corners caused 80
per cent of the condemned scales iO
weigh inaccurately, while 20 per
cen( of the bad ones were worn out.
The only way to find out whether
scales are accurateor not is to try
them wftli tested weights.
If you ever loafed around a Btore
you may have noticed the proprietor
or a clerk using a scale weight in
place of a hammer, and you may have
sixr
MOUNT OOKCCS
2 0Z-1.
IMPERFECT KK-.j
WEIGHTS . I
TAKEN 1Mb
ioz7shokt
WEIGHTS BEEN IN ACTUAL USE F08 -40 YRS.
noticed that occasionally a piece of
the weight was chipped off. if that
same weight was often used for a
hammer It Is easy to see why Its ac
curacy would he destroyed, The ac
companying cut shows a stack of
weights picked up in stores oviir the
state which were short for the reason
already given.
The 14-pound and 7-pound weights
have a history. Ever seen 14 and 7
pound weights? They were brought
from St. Louis to Iowa Point more
ON (P-fcZZ&T I.
STOKE ... l-sr ZZZJ?-
I&OZ3H0KI
posed, to hold a halt bushel he had
ore thirteen baskets.1 The farmer
either cheated himself when he meas-
Pr TAKES FIVE I
run
riueu.
vf THESE Ptcrw
TO MAKE,
ONE BU.
ured up the apples or It was again
proven that the common market bas
ket is a professional robber.
Last summer an inspector stopped
a number of hucksters wno were
crossing the bridge from Kansas City,
Mo., to Kansas City, Kas. Seventeen
of them were found to be using short
peck measures, which must be filled
five times to get an honest bushel.
Naturully they were filling it hut four
times. The poor people are the ones
who buy fruits and vegetables in
small quantities and, because of their
poverty, are entitled to honest meas
ure. Recently in Topeka a car load of
milk bottleB were received and many
of them sold to milk men, which were
2 'A ounces short of the standard
quart. The pure food department Is
hunting them up and destroying them
as fast as they cun find them. It B
Z'iCZ.
SHORT
or
STANDARD
QUART
SHORT MEASURE
QUART BOTTLE
STANDARD SIZE
QUART BOTTLE
SHOWING SHORTAGE FOUND
N MILK BUTlLLo
snld the bottles are bo constructed
that it Is almost impossiuie lo ueircv
hv sleht that they are Bhort. But
the glass has a peculiar color wnicn
betrays them when alongside honest
milk bottles.
State Inspector Klelnhans soys that
his visits over the Btate are not looKca
upon with suspicion any more by
merchants. They know that a care
ful Inspection and square weights
and measures in all' business institu
tions will give the honest man an
equal show. And the dishonest mer
chant is vastly In the minority these
days.
Spring scales ore unreliable. Long
10 lb.
TEST
WKICHT
JFRING SCALES MAY BE IN BALANCE
BUT BY LpNfyEJTOME WEAK
AND IT TAKES THE TEST WEIGHT TO
TELL THEIR 3TORY-
usage weakens the spring and then
they are bound to over-weigh. That
Is the rrason why the Ire man Is
f
si
' Briar and Meerschaum Pipes in Town.
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco.
Cigars, best ih the market. By the box a
. specialty.
Give Me a Call
ALBERT LE1NZE
ROOtS
Barks Herbs
That have great medicinal powef, are
raised to thvir highest efficiency, tor
purifying and enriching the blood, as
they are combined in Hood's Sarsa
parllln. .
40,366 testimonials received by actual
count In two year. B sure to take
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Get It today In usual liquid form or
chocolated tubleta called Sareatabs.
liable to get Into trouble with his
scaleB. Usage and moisture weakens
the spring.
SANTA FE TAKES APPEAL.
Object to Payment of Judgment Given
lly Justice Quinn.
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
railroad, through its attorneys, Hurd
& Hurd, has appealed from the Judg
ment rendered in, Justice Quinn s
court Nov. 19, granting Mrs. A. L.
Kleopfer $66.65 damages and $10
attorney's fees, the amount of loss
claimed by the plaintiff as resulting
from the delay in the shipment of a
mixed car of cattle and hogs. The
aDDcal was filed with District Clerk
Howe today. C. S. Crawford is Mrs.
Kleopfer's attorney.
OOVXCIfi MET LAST NIGHT,
Minor Uuslness Matters Are Disposed
of at Adjourned Session.
(From Friday's Daily
The city council met In adjourned
session last night, Councllmen Illff,
Coulson, Robson, HeeB and Olelssner
being present. Minor business mat
ters were disposed of, and adjourn
ment was taken at an early hour.
The Reflector Publishing Co. was
given permission to put in an area
way on the east side of its building
on Third and Spruce streets.
A petition for sidewalks on East
Fniirth Kiraet between Olive and
Campbell was granted and another
for Sloewaias on jubi v,uims n.cu
wa8 referred to the street and alley
committee
Some discussion was had over the
pool room ordinance recently passed,
but no action was taken,
CATAIIHH GOES.
so Does Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Croup and Axtlima.
You raneaslly tell by reading the
symptoms below, whether you hav
catarrh or not:
Offensive breath, frequent sneez
ing, discharge from the nose, stop
page or I he nose, husklness of the
voice, tickling in throat, droppings
In throat, a cough, pa'.n in chest,
loss of strength, variable appetite,
spasms of coughing, low spirited at
times, rising of, mucous, difficulty
in breathing, loss of vital force.
.1. M. Olelssner has n sensible rem
edy (money hack If II falls) for ca
tarrh, called HYOMR1 (pronounced
Hlgh-o-mc) which Is a voporlied air.
so antiseptic that when It Is breathed
over the Inflamed and germ-Infested
membrane, It kills all germ life, gives
relief In two minutes, and cures
catarrh.
The price, Including hard rubber
pocket Inhaler, is only $1.00. The
Inhaler will laat a lifetime, so that
should you need a aeepnd bottle
of HYOME1 you can get It for 60
Vents. Ask J. M. Olelssner.
Ilox Social.
An entertainment and box Boclal
ni hA held at the Bonaecord school
on Friday night, December 23rd.
lowsi-
For Holiday '
Trade
We have the Best
Line of