The Springfield herald., April 04, 1919, Image 3

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Announcing: “Lions Service”
TO BROOMCORN GROWERS
EXPANDING TO MEET PUBLIC NEEDS.
Importance of Broomcorn Industry.
a ** ‘“dustrial undertaking* none is so closely allied to tho comfort, health and security ef the nation us the broom and the allied Industrie*
ih *t combine in the projection of the rav material and ite manufacturer.
Health is essential to the comfort and security af any community, cleanliness is essential to health and the broom is indispensable to cleanli
ness.
In the past broom making and broomcorn raisin* hare beta oeasidered somewhat of a humble and Modest occupation and only during the last
decade has the magnitude and importance of theso two industries been understood V tho general public and since then thry have been elevated
e ' r p<,r u * neBB *^* n dsrd. We hare had better bltilf, better seeding and pure bred seed campaigns among the growers, but no move
ment has been made to secure the grower a better market Mi! the present time
Marketing Efficiency
Th« broomcorn grower has always felt the need of better and more equitable methods of marketing his broomcorn With a multitude or prob
lems to be solved in collecting, grading financing nnd distributing Broom com for the grower, an equitable and smoothly working system has
been solved by the Lyons brganisation, which era have called "THE LIONS SERVICE.” In short "THE LIONS SERVICE" is the outgrowth
o£ a natural need, a system that gives maximum Service at a maximum cost. Serving both the Producer and Consumer,
it is evident that such a busmeaa must be conducted fairly, heneetly and beneficial te all. In no other way can If existence be justified and in no
other way can it thrive.
To meet these responsibilities successfully makes large seals operative imperative. We sell all the equipment for a broom factory and all the
w in t*rial that en ers into the manufacture of the broom
Marketing Facilities
Our system of distribution and and marketing la maintained with the greatest possible efficiency, w ■ are centrally located, our dlstril utin*
poiLts are at jit. Louis, Mo , Chicago, 111. sad Mattoon, Li.. From these points we can reach our customers economically and etllcicntly. Hence
if our facilities are such that we are able to serve the broom manufactories more economically and efficiently than our competitor, .h n you tbe
producer of broomcorn, will benefit ms well
i Cooperation Necessary for Success
The Rough Hand of Nfar shook mil the ranks of men out of their old grooves of thought. It brought into dose wholesome contact those who
invest their capital in industry and those who invest th»ir labor in industry.
In every factory, every mill, every farm, every er terprtse in the lan*, this ‘ shoulchr.touch” «»f c oser sympathy and cooperation has bepn
felt.
Now is the chosen lieu-, in every business whether farming or industrial, for management snd men. f • heller and buyer to join in putting their
own house in order Now is the time fc*r both to apply the sane and fundamental principle or tho squirt deal' with ju«t profit to nil cone* rned
The interests of the investor of capital and theinvastor of labor are in Jen ti cal. The realization of this fact assures th » dawn of a better tomor
row So much h»s been sail in the past few years about democracy in politics th.it it will now he d?m md-»! in business.
For full particulars of the "Lyon* Service” writs or see our representative, Mr. George J. Lins, care of Harvey house, Syracuse. Kans.
The Thomas Lyons Co
Dealer in Broomcorn and Broom Manufacturers Supplies
Areola, Illinois. I
For reference we refer you to the following banks located In tpwns where we have been buying broomcorn. We do this for the reason that we I
believe that you are just aa much interested aa to how we treat the grower or broom corn aa you are io our financi ti reapoonibility. I
Areola State Bank, Areola, 111,, Mattoon National Bank, Ibttoon. 111., Elkhart State Bank, Elkhart, Kami . Firat National bank, Syracuae, 1
Kane., Valley Slate Bank, Syracuse, Kans., Firat National Bank, Lindsay, Okla., Becknam County National Bonk, oayre, Okla., Cheyenne State I
Bank Cheyenne, Okla.. Any bank or banker where we have dona buaine.a. I
9BSS .BSE. ——™«' \ «j I irm • r
‘ +F&RN. CO.
Now Open With a Complete Stock of Hardware
and Furnitue.
We carry a Complete Line of Shelf and heavy Hard
ware, Implements, wire, nails, etc,
A big line of all kinds of furniture, rugs, and linoleufljs, A car load of wirejust re .
ceived. Get our prices.
The world Famous
De Laval cream separator. Ask to see one of them demonstrated.
Truax Hdw. fir Purn Co,
Springfield, Colorado,
PUBLIC SALE.
will sell at Public Auction at ray place 4 miles soqth and j mile
east ofTwo Buttes. Sale Loginning at 10 o'clock a, m. sharp.
Friday April 11, 1919. The following property towlt:
hfules
} of Mules 5 years nld, wt.
about 1009 lbs. each.
} Team of Mules 6 and 7 years
ole, wt. about 1050 lbs.
t Black Mule 7 years old. weight
■ about 800 lbs. Mules all broke
to wpilc,
Horses
1 Nine lion Gray MhTb for "addle
or broke to work, 7 years old wt.
Austin Bethley, Owner. ’
eer, J. V. Sayler, Clerk.
about 900 lbs.
1 Pony Gray Mare bred on' range,
12 years old, weight about 850
lbs.
1 Coining yearling Mare Colt.
Chickens
About 2GO Buff Orpingtons,
j Rhode Island Red nnd other mix
ed Hens.
All kind* of farm tools, and all
j household goods,
W. A. Thompson. Auction-
A PATRIOTIC DUTY
Almost as vita! as that of protecting the honor
of flag and country, is the duty of protecting and
sale-guarding health. When strength is well-nigh exhausted
and the resistive powers are .educed, then is the time
disease germs are the most [ are’ when
SfMtww’t f^issr’iyi
affords splendid and effectu.il means c. : offsetting the
tendency toward weakness and protecting strength.
The abundant tonic and unique nourishing properties ®HL
of Scott’s Emulsion make it a. dependable agent that TjJ)
may be used everyday, by anyone, to protect strength.
ScoUfcßovras. Blooaia.U,N,/. U-t
PUBLIC AIE
*
We the undersigned will sell at public aution at the place of H.
I. Betty, 10 miles south and tour east of Springfield, 5 miles west
of Creek Indian school house, 4 north and 4 west of Rrdley, 1J
north and 1 west of the Star or Cement school house, on Thursday,
April 10th. Sale commences at lOo'clnck a, m. sharp.
Cattle
7 coming 5 year-old cows, fresh
soon.
1 coming 7 year old cow, fresh
soon.
1 11-year-old milch cow, fresh
soon.
4 coming 3-year • old muley
heifers, fresh soon.
2 cows, calves by side.
1 5-yeai-old milch cow.
1 3-year-old white face heifer.
4 yearling heifers.
9 yearling steers.
2 good milch cows, 6 years old.
1 Jersey, calf by side, 8 years
old, extra good
Horses
1 span of mulee, age 8 and 9,
wt. 3,400 lbs.
1 span horse mules, & years
old, wt. 1,800 lbs.
1 gray mare, 11 years old, wt,
1,100 lbs.
1 hay Alley, coming 2 year old,
wt. 700 lbs.
1 b ack Alley, coming 2 years
>ld. wt. 050 lbs.
1 black horse, coming 4 yr. old, till settled for.
Lunch Served by Babtist Ladies Aid of Springfield.
H. I. BETTY, and CHAS. ROGERS, Owners.
W, A. Thompson, Auc. R. B. Holt, Clerk.
Catarrh ofThroatAjjl
Sftli St, Omaha, Nebraska, writes: LOUIU
1 have suffered with catarrh of the gt II
Uuroat I oauflht oold and It aettlad HOC OUfep .*1
lit my threat, and i coughed badly :
aod was eery weak. I oould not sleep
and had no appetite. I had two doo- Annatita - j|
tore, and had taken so many different il» n
medicines and found no help. 1 thought Nnw Wall. I •• Jk
I will have to Hts up; but at last IVV /, I
my mother read about he run a, so I Wc AXWftVI
thought of trying that great medicine PCDTIhIA iL A
Feruaa. I got a bottle of It and in fIATO rLKUIIA 111 Uie
about four daye I almoat etcpped U nm «
seaghlag, and after a whOa K surely f» omc *
found releC, and from that thne we Those who object to liquid medi
ate net without reruns In our heme." olneeean procure Rerun® Tablet®.
MILINERY AND DRESS MAKING
Great variety ot hats on hand new stiles received each week. Dress 1
making a specialty.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
ALICE JONES Proprietor,
Springfield, Colo,
FARM LOAMS FARM LOANS
Mode by the Union Central L£ fc Insurance Company of Cincinnati, Ohio.
On Baca QuUhty improved farms, terms to please th.- borrower, at the very cheapest
..«• ** feest. i
LOANS only its own money, and guaranty never to sell a mortgage, something unusual for a
loan company but it is to the benefit of the borrower for thoy do their business direct with the Com
pany at all times.
REo.D CAREFULLY: The borrower has the priviledge of paying oil the LOAN IN WHO L
OR PART any day in the year. Another benefit given the borrower shows tnat he has perfect con
trol of his loan at all times, and if he has a surplus of money he can apply on bis loan at any time.
THE BORROWER pays the interest annually. Something very unusually in Farm Loans. B u
it is to the benefit of the borrower.
SAVING TO BORROWER: We do not charge attorney fees for the inspection of title. We
use a Colorado Mortgage which reduces the Recording expense, and charge a very small commission.
READ CAREFULLY. INVESTIGATE: And if interested write or call on me for furthe
particulars. And if not interested at present cut this out and save for future reference.
ROBERT. H. DieKEY
Office in Herald Bldg. - - Springfeld, Colorado.
SMOKING TOBACCO
FACTS FROM THE
ENCYCLOPAEDIA
The Use of Rmrigs Deter
■ms umerence ■ dims
The Encyclopedia Britannica says
about the manufacture of smoking to
bacco: “...on the Continent and in
America, certain ‘sauces’ are employed
... the use of the 'sauces’ is to improve
Mm flavour and burning qualities of the
leaves.” Which indicates that a smoker’s
enjoyment depends as much upon the
flavoring used as upon the tobacco.
Your noee is a sure guide in the mat
ter of flavorings. Try this simple test
with several tobacco brands: pour aome
tobacco into your palm, rub briskly,
and smell. You will notice a distinct
difference in the fragrance of every
|>rand. The tobacco that smells best to
you will smoke best in your pipe, you
can rest assured.
Carefully aged, old Burley tobacco,
plus a dash of pure chocolate, gives
TUXEDO Tobacco a pure fragrance
your nose can quickly distinguish from
any other tobacco, fry it and see.
wl. 700.
I 3 yearling horse coits.
1 sorrel saddle horse.
Implements
1 John Deer lister, 2 Oliver lis
ters, 2 2-row John Deere cultiva
tors avery, 1 disc sled, 1 knife
sled, 1 wheel cultivator, 1 disc
barrow, 1 3-section harrow, 1
mowing machine, 1 hay rake, 1
corn binder, McComick, 1 good
walking plow, 1 Superior wheat
drill, 1 spring wagon, 1 wagon,
105 feet chicken wire, 1 set
breeching work harness, 30 leg
horn chickens.
House Goods
2 dressors, 3 rocking chairs, 3
dining chairs, 1 Morris chair, 1
Singer seging machine, 1 good
round dining table, 1 square.
And many other articles too
numerous to mention.
TERMS: 5,f,3
over $lO.OO at 10 per cent
on Bankable note. 5 per
cent off for cash. No
property to be removed
Big Flat
Nice spring weather we are
having.
Several of the farmers are
' sowing spring wheat this week.
Westmoreland's attended the
sale southeast of Vilas one day
this week.
A few of the farmers have
their ground mo»t ready for sum
mer crops.
McCollum hauled a load of well
casing for Springfield from Two
Buttes one day this week.
An interesting letter from Ston
ington on the railroad proposi
tion will be published next week.
Gland View
sf
B. M. Adams traded his car
for Seth Brown’s relinquishment,
■ Crandma Adams tiled on the land
and she and daughter Kate are
: now established in their MW
home.
Mrs. Kate Sprague left for
• Dodge City, Tuesday, where aho
expects to do nursing.
H. J. Isenhouer has a good
well of water, it being over 360
foot deep. H. R. Kern is having
a well put down, Otto Kicenski
doing the drilling.
Asa Hess came home Monday
irom Ft- Leven worth, he going
to Ft Russel, Wyo., for hlB dil
charge.
Quith a number of the young
people in this community attend
ed a party at the home of Roy
Chick's Wednesday evening.
Some were so interested in play
ing games and dancing to the
music of the Victrola, that day
was dawning when they started
for home.
Mrs. B. M. Adams visited with
Mrs. B. R. Glascow Thursday.
H. R. Kern was hurt Saturday
while basking his engine and get
ting caught against the feeder,
but we hope not seriously.
Mrs. Alice Hancock is honte
again, after spending two weeks
with her daughter, Clara Chese
nut and caring for her littl
grandson.
over-acidity!
of the stomach has upset many m I
wight's rest. If your stomach is add- I
disturbed, dissolve two Off three I
Ri-noiDS I
on the tongue before retiring and en- I
k joy refreshing sleep. TVie purity and I
I goodness of Ki-moid* guaranteed by I
I > SCOTT U BOWNE I
I MAKERS OF 3COTT3 EMULSION I
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111 R« f. PATTERSON M. 0. 1
|\® Phisician and Surgeon I
4 mi. South Joycoy. |
CHICHESTER S PILLS
DIAMOND BRAND
LADIES t --
AaV your DrurgJ.t for Cni-CHF.'VTER S A
DUMc-VD I'KAND PILI.S la Ri:u nnd/.ov
Oor.D metallic boxes, sealed with
Ribbon. Take no othkr. Hay of soar V/
Druft-lat amt aalc tor Clll-CHES-Tfcu i» V
p: ituANl> f*f i.i.h, for tiv-tttv-fiwp
i trilr :ns Eer.t, Eafert, Altvnyt I:-{table.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
EVERYWHERE SSKS,