07-28-1921s w - m u
u n a me D E P AR T ME N T
u - u l #
¥ n . G{ lb e r ¢ 0 la 0 I | \ r u xn 0 mlh - I
'|l*WS~®="=*'1:fAl' u.ltnd P| n lLo \\~ \n| \po ho1 no
f k o mF r o mo n tF r i d u f | n d xp mtth e
'nal-ond 1!1.h!holzparents."
Q" " . l | I l ¢ |: » n ; ; . | > ¢ | l l ° l l |
in now staying with his son Chris and l H. Godaey sion.The dates for thisSchedule lflo. 2.Statement. of re-|F0!lil11llI¢ :hue oxpenr:
vile..you's union are August Lg so 1-;_~ and d ubursements, J unzor "'°'*| $ L¥;'.f; °'1~.°§ £°,2;.
ltr. and Mn. Witbor Lon md Hn.Than was |. bl; barn anc e at thtfichedrzle No. 3_Statement. of re- Hmmm than of ospenu
B. Hilncr were among thou who me Harry Cooper home on J.he Kuwood celptl lid dhbunementa, Civillln Ro- Cumlng City share of ox-
tn the Lako Sunday for a dxf! outing. Kline place Satunlny evening.Every- |11 r Fund...uni_1Schrduie Na. 4.s u mzf au - S hfr fdw :hm of: m u2. C Johnson and dsufhtcraxine, one prueni 1¢p0r1.s |ne t mebuentsCivillan Religwnlgdforl
A. ~ f = - o we . - = 9 = ' ~ % , S f ': f : = ' f .* t. ' : ~ mr : ? ? ,'i.,'$"3.',°'.?,£Z"°£},.1°f<=\4- or Invoke! were '=»f- Ml:-eelianoou; Iucelpu --
P0nu"> .....,,,
B l l o o i ' B o o k : ~
155-51
159.29:as ssg5g5£
zz.-isa u xc f s12.15
¢. , . . -- u f - .
Sutemem at receipts and disburse-°=;;;;==- February 19, 1919, to June 15,
1:Balance, Februa19. 1919.4REEIPT3
From Chapter Fund %9°0=°\
Loans Repair! -......--382.45
Rd un dlandreim-bursements. - - - . .218.92Tot-llReceipt: ----..-. 3,561.38
m m »THE ENTERPRISE rv" w,,,\¢.ue'v=;
Gb*GE N E RA L A ND L o o m f n m w s A ND CO M M E NT
The Official'Paper of .Wa§_§1ingt0h County,NebraskaI n .Chu.Ho mm dn u l l.Ibn
u u u m o m d a h h n a y f o r » ! n r
lg y i fld i ir i th r o h tln a .
l=llnVlol.| .l"M| o1:,1rholannu:se
a m m p u u o d m l z . : m u
Qu d l n g h u va n tl o n a t th a p a n n h l
l».E.Nd|0nhom»..
in omahallonany umwu s muw vsnn ............., ..-"W\¢lu|Hn;~enbu¢kWallace clreun.John Smith of Blair mds bmtherVluhlngloa County Chapterm- immarlzedthi umu Hariri! Lows 1| spemling ihe and family.\gg mmen c e pmx a t L a k e Qu u me wr h i n d u mc u msmsmofPenlkr.whoma ngggmgg" ,~;;;°°"¥1§'f=§§1'a"I4§
ofthetailoringgivin:Hin es b een a eu md as mm : utte r a t th e Rwllp t;____°" "s m k o iEvelyn Cameron, Opll Welt, Eltndor Jensen butcher shop has rented t.h¢|.'" " " " " "°!
W e d ,M i l d r e dS u m m a :B l y r l eH e r -v mV ; l l nh a l lm dw i l ll i v et h a na vl .$ 2 0 . 5 5 1 . 0 9
_.-J¢ . - _ . -B - u - -- 4 - a n- 1L l -n n n dl \ ' P | ¥ l~- - - aa- ¢ ¢ »~
Tuul Receipts~ 5 . i s i . § v 1--Tom rec einu with hal-$5:,'|o1.ssanc e on maDISBURBEPlviliu: Relief Fund
Hmmsal Qual: toA. R.C'.blembanluip A. nfcRem. Library Room
..~ .;:n,ss1.osmsnuasnzm-:NTS
: r a m sTInn-....$ 948.37~ :.sso.o1 c$Li§2f'&.-??y. atc., xmve
Szla_'s1o.ooe 1 m . ¢ : sm . { » "" ' ; ; . a " ' f : a
n g. . .w a n n am m_ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _s m sN .' T e . ° 0| : | n . . | - , r y _ _ _ __ ; _ __5 5 m
BLAIR, W AsH1NG5i'0N COUNTY, NEBRASKA, JULY 28, 1921
V OL X X V
WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW "S"°°=",|=W To Bn cram
., ~_-_--. . ~ .i ,,§*;:,::;".:°aif" ':':..".:.;:;";1 T0 uonnsrmnnnsSUGAR BEETT u mL a u g h l i no fC n v f o n i ,Na b . ,w x . D u r b i nu r n . a m n r e n u u v u m -Iu vu l i . . . . . . . W . . . . . . _ .a m a S a u u d ¢ ; v t o r m e x t a n d o d v i a l tso n .A tnm u lm e e w gl
---\ l . L - ; . . . - . . L In n ... . - . . .: . . - hi Il a n R n If1h l n
I i~2i¢'S'iSn§ 'ZH ins.: a s i s ~43.10ssoo su___20.10190.25UDP " _ "" ""1°°'":Fuq.:;n_-.'1'§'fi'I.'.ff'f'F135.69
: it was deg
|lmr noni In HARVEST NEARl r i l h ~ | ° l \ C h un d ~gHH . DD D L EP I C T I B N , i l l! w u ua ; v| i u vu u l ug ¢ |u wu v - ~..."" ' - -U . .-l.l...l4...fu ¢ & | "l: r f m f nllr. Leo Hunan oi Om!111 spantjherbona yuanoxennow.nun Christensen is very ill atg559 gg Not Cauiflad ---..-..32.30:39Tctn!Disbunamentn-.. 3,525.604oo14333Bldnnct on amd June 15.1 9 2 1 , ~ a s u s
;sggggBchodulc No. 4
1:|.ssStatementofdiahunements,Civ-30 gg ililnReliefFrmd, forwhic h oder!11.11 and invoices ware ==»\-»1=é==
n461NOT CLASSIFID40 §{al~c!| 10191Q §'n_|}k Dudgoqq 8 3.50
'":'"~ ""f;i-_ .:;'; T3;";I..;:;;;.' ;..;.. ...alarm thouund nebula WI!!! ummm. wlmonthstreltlnentat1g;venwur¢hl l ~ ~ ~~ Ho s pih l w he n ev er lu : ls . » lé .
_ m nuke the Lrlp there.B i t ~ ~ P u m a m , " ' I h ° M ' ,on my mu th e li nt hu n rln g wu
'To Cu l o n held on psp en ol Wllber Malhexvx
and lurid of nn in full requestnd by
g m."Some ol th e xe a qu wm n nsnuu gh m b reak ou r h uns but wi
lre putting them light into ellec h''Blu al. H. Tlllon of the M. H. Tllwn
I:
Neb sl wx y zo h"_.C hleI of B ureau of W u mm wal-'
v m h e r a u g u r b e e t : m p o ( 7 0 . 0 0 0 g g ; ~ O m x h l l m p i u l
n a s .Reports w tba buran nl :ml-'c u ltu r a l ma ma h e r e i n d lu le xml w' " ' ° " A " " " " h u " ° ° " i n ° ' " " '
(ir vi 1 e m, " mo a t o f th e wuek when X-Raygg _jg {f.'mI,'°..'"T.~."'§..'l'§"\,... pic tures of him lung: nm being lsken
¢¢§,n when | | u n d , n l lnbor g; §\~=-=~ men attached W B. W .
.1 ,...nd ,.~ I n w u r e i Anmn J ensen, one ol our ex-un
Fumllum c ompany who rammed lu!
week.Same rshntluna an hea der
Dun otharn but n dedlnc of nt lent
Mtmn per cam hu been mlde on I-he
llns u 1 whale.Big reductions have
been made ln umm fumlture whic h
h u pmhnbly hld the huvleat c um aid l .All of the mlnmlhc tnnrx nn| o@lvn¢m| of nw materials.Mntnrl-
anxlnus ln all md some lun mndo:¢i Ind lnbnr ue nan in importanc e
||.ll'l nm ln anlar zo keep Lhslr hc-hxwt of nunudacturing.lu r le u x° ln| ~ . A fe w qn lomg d " r l | : ,, , pln lnq n lr y N"
un »»|-nr -ll.. ,;..~.....-. ...ww .....pa per um on tin plat-s.lt is chim-
i i tln l p r a wn ! mmu f u tu r i n g n m
dq not wunn! Um reductions md nn
' lynln of ¢he new prlru ll mnda
to ow that pruent, prion nm aqui-
ent w prewar prices.The lnc nue
in _fnlgm mlm ll listed u Lhg blg-
gut luwr ln Lln inmu o In thu outȣ mnnuluturlm an one um of mv
ii r f l mel lnvolvsu che tnllxpvartltlon
| ~lume n m um mu l: md : rm ldn nds
and nelghbon.
lea num md cake were served by
voluntmr helpen bath from. 1-nblu
plnped an tha grounds and ln the
dlnlng rwm of the Home and plenty
of lea c nun c ones won on ul: for
the children..I-'ony a k u w a n kindly domiod
by friend: who vllhmd to nn the | 1-
fnlr u menus.Armmd | llS5.W van takin in and
sms vu elute d vr hlc h wi ll b e we
CA buy c hllr fur u m a n dinlnl
l s u n
IIIGS ll lmncn
Mllnnce, Nm,.my 11.-'me u m m
Smu }U\<i ohm have hu nouivtd
no d e s u m xo e mu o f la n d , u m-
gntlng n bnnr 1, 1oo. ¢m»| °<md ln
Cherry county , so mllu noutheut ol
hon , W ill b e °,¢ ..§ f or ho mutnd
s n tr y o n A u g u n . 2 2 n l 0 L m £11
: u w ( o r t h o m n m m u u d n
Allilnu lmd e li te on we dn a. Thi
m m canals!u l d m folluvrlng 11-
\ _w r a p s :22.18,: v o of
..... _____ __..\...__ -1 An ..._ ...s
ib l n w i l I v- - 1 . _ _ . .H r .m dH n .C l a u d eB r a n d o nd i u n t o f h e r i n d m g r l e l .
Lrrl Kinsey home.
1111111 Pateraenarhohlabeenmeat
eatlarattheJensenbutchershop
d\oaHr.J¢aaaltooHt1\| d1opl1a.| re-dgaad andexpactl tolaava July 23:1
br Stockholm,Bvbdenforavlait
with his mother andsister.lt has
kantwey aaradnoahadaibedtiaam.
Hilvifalldnndlda ughtar 1 111110-
u d n i n th l a e o o n tr y b u ta n n a o e r -
h hihoywillnuralnben.Hr.
.1¢|ae1111aaaooo1'\da1lr.0111|Smith
ofPendertotakeHr. 'Pe1l1'I¢l1'a
plana.iiowillboginarorklhlaareek.
Ir. and In W i lbur Lo wa anter-
hlned tha following at dinner Bun-
h yJody 10:Mr. ami Htl. J . D.
mr wm u m R n t h a n d A r l r l ld ld lr .
and llra. Wm. num- and we c hil-
dren and 1111. B. Milner of Fairfax,
aww D u ho n .L. E. Nelson 'na an Omaha busi-
naasvisloor Fdday.
I r a .Anna.PetersenandAnna
l a r khavegonetoWort111n|1on,
Hinnaaota Iorafoarareakavialt arid:
h rp u n k : w h oHeld!naar Und
yhea.L i a b y b o y \ va a h o r n t o Hr . a n d
¥n.'1'a|:1Cna!unanFrl~day,Judy8.
Dr. and Hrs. A. J. Cameron drove
tor Friday mgm.1'"1-..........."'rr' .-_.Hrs. E.A.Wachter attended the noonatthe c orner of theSehanekUlluiallvlalualui lcau anon\¢ 'JW..rantaalgnedbythechairmanand
band oonoed. in Blair Thonday evenf garage.Jaiae Hoover who was golng, after being duly approved
ln; and reports a splendid pro|'rao1.'north drove directly inzosa ear ,,...,.-mg f i n las ¢t'?5~?1'¢!<i by
c m .Cameronfaaannomulbv cm-u =<=~»- who -= driving =-'<»|1.1:'.:°::,..;° °. .. :~. : 1. 1.aub-
boalnaa vialillr one day hat week.'The eruh Dv-IM! the Kruse oar °"°"|mltted for our inspection are are of
Mia:IreneSwansonofclimm, zo un north-walt oorner bmkiox*m°n3"?°° ==»;;b»11 ~=~;g=-g=g9 Hg; 1neo covr A 1111H _mary|orrosa..n eraonran..North Dakota 1| a guest at the home ;1=~1 and ummh o w " E~ 1 0 2 0 h a v e b e e n a o o o u n t - i n f e rStatement ofrocolpla and Illn
of her uncle. F 0. Swanson and fnrn-0°'Y¢lI l "aareason1''Iily.oolllalon gut hi, bwould me |w1¢+"d Yoand ilxatall disbursements '"'f=»§'?§?m=s=&Slay 17. ms to Juno 15.
F r e dA n d e r s o nsh i p p e dt h r e e o a r :T h u l ew h oa a a ' t h e a c c i d e n t m rM 1T h efo l i o w i m z i aa h r l e fs u m m a r y 'R IQ C E IP TS
of li n e e at d e M on d ay 11 1 11 1 1 m d W en tw a s t r a ve i i n g a b o u t t w e n t y m i l e s a nf g"°f§°f1,8 »» ;d .='f.'..'f.7"¥§°"}'§'£»'i' 8¢_1\oo l Diarlci og1
I 0Ia11Id ° " "T u u d a y -h o u r .i o nt h eJ g n i o rn e oC 1 o a aF n n f l :
B l r a .E .A .W p e h u ro n t e r u i n e d - ae a i l m. - - - . - - - . - - - - . . - - - s 2 , 1 o o s 2: o w no fe r l x h tf r i e n d sf r o mO u l uL E G A L .N O T I C E| D i a l 3 o r a e z n e n u- - - . . . . . - - . . . . -1 , 8 9 0 . 1 9 l
f o rS u n d a yd i n n e r .1'
G a oB u n g i e .L | V o m eL o w e , J e n -s n m z m ' S A L E
n i n aw e n m dTe d d yS w a n s o nr e -L o e i e l L . J o h n s t o n , A t t o r n e y
ud 'ogy eveninz from n '| raek'aBr virtue of an ondor of azle umm
|18 atout of the Diliric t ooun of Douglas
Hr. and Hn. Bw Knott have 1101-lgnnnty, Nebraska. andin poraunwce
ed tha Van Valin building aooth of the of a deoreefof md court in an action
Smith dnhin x 'atom for meriy ww-juuninP wi i vzwh mi nBankof
:Phd aa a movin: wmv theater undiileueon waa plmlntifl and H. o. Stdn-
aro preparing to open up a 1~estau1-ant. er was defendant.This in a boainaa Herman has heanlI vriil at 1 o'o1ock P. 11. on Saturday
in need of for yearn ard man! word! tho 131.11 day of August, 1921, at the
of comment are heard in favor of the north front door o! the Washington
anurpxtee.leoontycourthonaeinthecity° ' |
buraementa.
I
Balance, Juno 15, 1921-5 791.73
The flnanrial 1oemfl; pertainlnz to
nhia Fund were 3:in a von' commendabie mannerg; Ove T. Ana"-1
son. Treasurer.Mr. Andersonmadeit a pnactloe to issue a receipt Inf all
.monlea received. retaining a duplicatefor hL1_!l1es.These duplicate!for-Inlahed a very aatiniactorv basis for;theverifioationof1-eoeintl.Ade-nnaie vouchers were found for all dia-
Civillaa Relief FundBalanne. Feb. 19, l919-..--$1-1621.R°oelpta--..--....----...----- 3.-56138
Illaa Myrtle Wachter came up fromBlalr, Waahinfbon coqlity. Nebraska,$3.'l0'?.l18
O m a h aS u n d a ya n dw i l la p e n daa e ! !a tp o h i l ca u c t i o nt ot h eh i g h e s t
-.J_ . LA L -. l - \ 1 . . _ .
Dubunements----..---$3.625B0
_o n e n o
a u w w uu u u u - .y . v \ . . . . . .. . . . . .. _ ... .'rom Zllahunemenla .413.1-rs soBalance Dooember am. mo s 1,875.59
- _nBehdule Fo. SWaahlnxton County Qhaptar, Amer'-rnn Red Croaa BlairNebraskaJun-
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~417.73143 1155 0021.75as as5.503150
m oI zo $5
51.5511.53¢r m s13.5059.00
u n
8.25
7.509.3512.353.25
71.101 0.25l o w :1.3.30
s.so
5 257.30
March13,l91B,zsoerman15.Rodman..-...--------..-.---3.00April 7, me Jdra. Dine Career 1o.ooApril 9, mo, llra. Killian..-"6.00April 13, 1919, J. P. Smith--- 20.00
April 26, 1919, M1a. T. H. Han-aen--------------..-..-----..2.50Hay 24, 1919, Hrs. H11 Carter 10.00June 10, 1919, llra. Bind e Smith 20.00June 24, 1919, O. B. Guatln ....- 15.00
,Aux 4, 1910, No neooni payee.-5.00Aug. 4. 1919, No record payee.- 50.00Ang. 12. 1919, No reoord payee-.. 75.00Sept. 4, 1919, No rewnd payee--5.60
TotalNotGlaaaiI1ed--....$232.90CLASSIFIED141 S, 1919, Western Union--$ 4.53ay 15, mo, Western Union.-2.45
Juno 6, 1919, M1a. J. P. Jensen,aaiary ...-------.-.---.....--- 50.00
July 3, 1919, Weatern Union..4.80July 2, 1919, Hn. J. P. Jensen,salary -----....-----...---_-... 50.00
- 1 -r
Tata!Claslifibti--------n11.'za
Totai paid Ior arhioh ondera orinvosoea were miaa1n|-...---$8M.0B
B.\P"l"Ib'ICHURCHNOTES
"Sulfer 1J1e Eittie ohlldren to oome
onto mo. and forbid them not," HR.
10:14.How better obey this in}noo-
tion of Jeaoa 111111 to nee that they
are in Sunéay school every Sunday.
uzmly zo wort "' one neun.vi m u bw#is attending stock regirdlels of market pnces mu 'I'here Ts betur feeling in some ln-""Seventy thmland arms of sugar __'i'i-.°ff m.:......... -..L .»....:.|:.:...» In Ihil Iun n damorallsimr sled UW" dnirtrin nt naerm! due tn n f l inter-S|l?1
t h e l u r ve s t w i l l n o t b e u n u l t h c l a t t e r ' " " "" ' " "" - ---p n o f 8e1:ten1ber a c c o r d i n g t o co l le g e h i I 80118 t o S a l t L u k e {
F e d e r a l S t a t i s t i c l n A n d e r s o n .T h e no ~~ m s " _~ ~
Q .H 0.01 -'cusrrsB I K E Cx pe nu uu zv l f g a gM r .A n d e r s o n : t a m e d t h a t t h e b e e t l a _..._\.
Th e C h a m b e r o f C o m m e r c e h a d a il L 1 1 » 5 1 m o r c l e r k mr u n a m d
ve r y l n t a r e s t l n g m e e t i n g o n l u t T u u - c o u r t , c o u n t y j u d g e o r _ U n i £ e d S t a h l
'¢l i - - . . . _L . . .- - J
odds.The beet seed are planted each two
year in rows something llk|!"corn.
a n d s s a o o n s s th e to p s lu ve b e g u o
to grow it is necessary to "block" the
5 d i o r tl t i n o u t t h e b e e t s s o t lt a t
thlnro is only one beet every twelve
or fourteen inches.This neqolrea
skilled me la b o r .
A disc is then ron thm the held:
at intervals, keeping furrows between
the rows to provide moisture for the
roots to the greatest ibainoanca
Ing rains.lt the rainfall is light It
ls often necessary to irrigate the
holds.The beets are lame. growing
as big an fourteen inches in diameter
in some sections, and making an aver-
nn growth of about 6 to 8 inchel ln
diameter. and require a large amount
of moisture.The root purfaco is
Unullll,however.Toward fall when the beets are ae-
Ior L;-1:Hulo.sz mu oeuzmgs w an;exservic e msn in Blair make same
known.
On July 18 Federal Board award-
ed I. 0. F. school orders to William
Gutschow which in goverment par-
lcnoe means that he may attend school
as soon as his lump register arrested
T. B.Federal Board wrote award to
the wrlter £0 be placed on ille ontll
in ellect.We have received notice of s few
mlm u n d e r ¢ 1 - a lll i ° = l
which have been deelded"at W u h-
ington.If your case ls pending and
you nrc not sure ns to whore you are
listed or as to whether your case han
been decided inquire for file number
report on same.We have been lnteresled in gel.-
tlrg;pap-ers and govemment rights
for our ex-service boys now for over
four yearn ond never in the history
J _ss -._....- ¢-..»l»¢ln; aln 1| !!| l
c u s s s s r u s \ . x . u. » . q ;-»r " -t h a n h e r e b e c a u s e l a r g e r n n r n b e r a a r e
o u t o f e m p l o y m e n t d o e t o t h e s h o r t
t i m e i n t h e T a e t o r l e a .T h e w e a t h e r
h a s b e e n d r y i n t h e e a a l .a n d W i s c o n f
e i n h a s h a d a l o n g h o t .d r y s p e l l .N e
b r a s k a .i n c o n t r a s t ,h e m d ,l s a p o r -
fect garden.The osoal crond of buy-
ers was seen at the fornltnre mark-
ets ln Michigan.
Steel at Bottom.Wholesalers ln the lbeel indoa|;r1r
bsllssfaastalrlmlon-aaaqasshellsottanf
levels alnce latest reductions have
been made."We are not making ns
much money ne before the war," wld
John Westover of the Westover Steel
and Iron worlu,"because expenseswere less ln prewar days."Finished
product that sold nt $80 per me then
sells at $100 per ton now but the
cont of manufaetudng is greater now
and the vroflt ka! than on the prewar
n a . . "numnllv lhn Westover llrrn
D111I Il.l.8!y |.l|I Uemum ua uve surmes: but it la apparent that some of
the Farmers will store their Wheat
this year.
Craps Are Better HereNebraska is leading other .uno in
erin conditions. according to repothat wholesalers are getting from
our terrltodee."rl-.e hs;vm ln
H¢»r=sska ln better than in surround-
laa territory " said E. B. Sawyer of
_ ~ § l l o 1 l u .' T h i lull*-
veet'n Minnesota sn'2l"£hé""l5l§`5't3.~
i compsrntirely light.We have had
a few loatterino: big; orders.Reports
from Canada still indicate thnt the
harvest will! be better than wrosl and
cutting will start the last of this
month or nearly two weeks earlier
than usual.Tl1ls early harvest wlll
mean early threshlng and ofon.'h
early aslea of wheat to give 'lcclded
relief in the general financial con-
\sw"~v--- -----..eussion.Amon: there questions the
msrklnl of the highway for the hono-ht of the autoiala was talked of and
arrangements made to mark the zrsll
from Fremontwto Hlasoorl Valley.
The new road bein; traded between
Jllalr and Calhoun was dlseuased
and some good criticisms olfered.
The Old Settlers Plenlc is so
beheld on the Court House grounds,
August 24, and everybody agreed to
Among other todos of intent# was
the tlrcolatlng of a petition for the
bonding of the city for $35,000 for
the purpose of erecting a new North
school" g lding and repairing the
West I building vrhich question
was held open until Wednesday oven-
ang.The Spark Plug factory wan talked
over ae was also the Chautanquaand
a swimznlna pool.
thelk llla neso dloldurin gtlteitlday l
prior to August 93. 1911, aeoompaniod
br a enrolled copy of dl»¢\\»n» and
the legal fees for entry.The right
of entry In conflicting applicationson
llle at that time will be determined
by a dnwlnl-
vzo un .nscrr.u,
on Monday m m s .July zo, on
#nr-
pl o . W ~ln a nseltal abtho Christian eharoh.
In spite of the nm. sudtry evening,
a large crowd of friends and relatives
of the young people ugh; part were
in attendance.The nmrm consisted of two parts
or olllrtosn numbers whic h with tba
exception of one or one numbers was
rendered as ootllned.
The aoeoxnpannts wen Grace War-
lo hh Quirmeiaaugh Sunday for a
lafa outing.
Jack Cookardfamily olInman,
Behr.. an Saturday for a months'
vii ar ithh lr pa re uta, Rr. a nd Mn.
laaf llimey .lr. and Hn. James Fianelgan of
Onto drove up Sunday and spent
lihday nu. the 0. L Ililainger hom.
'Flie Roberta i Ron ranch ahlpped
leer eara of cattle and hop 'ruaaday
aiming.Hrs. Blanche West uraa an Omaha
vkitor one day lea! 'week
Xiu Anna Rasmussen went op!.o
weeks'vacationhey .Shewent notheiakeMondayforatwodays'
outing.The Tekamahb d lteamwasd r
hated here Bgnday by the home team
by a ec on of 19 to l.
Mrs. E. C. Reid :stunned Monday
from a visit with reladrea in Omaha.
)!ra.E.A. W aehterhueaeuredthe
eervleea of L. W. Hummel of Bloom-
iei d, No b. , to ass is t i n the " mgment of her store.Hr. Hummel-
peeta ua make his home here.Their
mo our manor :or caan "W xullufqvB\lanc e..luna lo, urn. , . .eaoamling described zeal eaiale. to-wit:\Recefbta on this Fund were larnly
TheNo n h w mqu me roft h e g m ~ ' l` l '¢§`§'¢i°°2i='»f°`§l`f»'£
Southwest quarter (N W. 'aiof theer~s.w.==>of Sectiontwenty-eight :.:'..3a'";..':°.".:.'1L2°"'...::...'.::.""'#:§
£239 and the Eui hi" of the scour-¥,.,,,, records as were produced for ourem quaner (Fi. 'As of the s. E. sa>| Inspection we are of the onlnion tho!
ofW -twenty-nine<2°>ai!fa*. ' : . ° : " : * ; m r . i a m x . , ' 2 . ; 2
township Seventeen (17) North Ranle eofmmed for.
T W B I V I ~ l l ! ! O f t h e ~ ~D hanuwgfg~ m g d gpalMeridian,=1|lnWashington by order from the Chairman or see~
eounty, Nebraska, as surveyed, plabrotary of the Home Service Commit-
d and raconded. gn aatiafy a hd:-lt"However.somediahuraementahooaehoid goods arrird S-==rd»>»»»»dlm¢»».= in me above entitledfor "'"° evidencedonh r b r ""' °* °" oro n enatemeotsfromtherarlouafirmsthey are new nicely aettledd in rooma!|.hesumof i3,1s0.s'r,withinterestfrom thum puiizzhlkl 1md been made.atthe0A. J ohnlonhome.Thethenon from the 14th day of Ma1th.Bchedule No. 4 Ia nu'h11|itt¢d shonrlex
Ixilném|farnilycomeshighlyreeo|i\mended' 1921, aa foliofnrlzon $2,121.34 at qquitema which were paid but for ~h;;gNah TmhlaarlofBlair, whohal and we weieonhe them arnus: they on $843.13 at RSI; on $215.50 at 10%,' g;§°3.°§..}{;;,°,1§;g were not produ
h a nat the home of his daughter may lee nt to remain hare.and $41.50 costs of said action andCanteen Coshmltiee Fund
naar than :lace fue adoreda x ml-fArepreaentalire ofthe Chauilu- all accruing costa. al! aa provided brThe balanc e to the credit of this
PullerWednesday for a 'Halt with
¢....a 1... me olnnffd since February
Si35.15 Loma wlth them.we especllny an
l
5531
32!3
5.2523.75u s o3.75
vile theparents.Hanwe a n still
depending on you.
Sundaymorniny. thepastawill
».Si4.00 preach on the subieet,"Theu n m-
358|3738
111.15
s ms0.9¢3%9?
1.ian'| Gran; Incentive," and in the
evenlng on"i landIt!GarittlanSlgniilanna."You un invited lin sva s
I 041
42
4 :
44
1 5
l l
: m u10.75: s u e
15.00
5.25
4.sz
48.80
11.4s
c o m ea n an e a rt h e f tl u m u c t lu c -
ve l o pc d .
Th e t o p i c fo r t h e : m m s p e o p l e n e x t
S u n d a ye ve n i n gi s" T h eP e r i l sa t
M n t e r k l i a m , "Ih u} = 1 s - 1 1 .A l l
y o u n gp e o p i q a r ei n vi t e d .T h e t i m e
..I-Z"fi:li ss seven ocluc|:.noma-25~~~Ch am se yM .F n r n m a n ,P a s t o r
naMunnIWasns o
uCeaz
Isv~as zHn~
nn~
na~
6.50$.45
8.25
3.25
8.50
: s m
35.75n°" r f1 " f f I Q6.25
Su .P|.ul|\ W est School . . . .9 3 5
cna zs fi nz cnunc a umm
The "Gospel Téarn" gave us a good
aervim Int. Sunday evening and there
was n good sized c rowd out to hm
t h e m .T h ech u r ch e sa nve r ys h o r t
o f m i n i s t c n , u a c o n s c q u e n o em a n y
c h n m h na nwi th o ut .n n a c h i n z .A l
In
qulrtng their full growth the tops
apread out and corer all of the ground
turning yellow one year and goin! to
seed each alternate year.Owing to the largeneaa of the beet
and strength of its neu the beets
cannot be pulled by hand and it ia
necessary ze go thnx the tlclde with a
machine having cup-shaped discs
which either lift the tubera from the
ground or loosen them ao that they
can easily be pulled.Men follow in
the wake of this machine with lalK¢
knives and ent the tops from the beet#
which are thrown in piles._
D !a n o u r u m u c a u u r .n n B m .. . . . . . .
been no great and the work so heavy
as it la at the present time in Wash-
lngton and adjoining counties.There
should by all means be an Gilhlislred
ofllce in Blair, the county seat, which
would be a clearing house for all war
busincsm This ahould be ln charge
of some one who underatnnde this
special work. and who is interested
ln rveeing our boyl M all their rights.
Mr. Con Mctlargnr who will ac t at
| l . .w a y .._ _. . __c o n t n a g t e d f o r o n e h u n d r e d a n d f i f t y
t o n e o f b r i d g e w o r k i n C o l fa x c o u n t y
a n d co n si d er a bl e ate el w o r k In be i ng ;
l l g u r e d a t pr e s en t .
According to figures presented by
the president of the Bethlehem Steel
company in The lron 'I'rau1e Revdew
at July 7, present steet prices, when
costa of manufacturing and transpor-
tation are taken into conaideration.
are equivalent to prewar prions. The
present under th e :Co-0,rdlnated|
Bureau for this district saya that no __ex-service man or member of the REPORT Ol' FAIR MEEl'lhG
a......:...... lnninn will ever be liatedl ." '_H
dition of the farm irnolement traoa.
There will be little relteetlon of any
lnereaaed buying power of the farm-
er. probably, untll the eorn and other
crops are rnnrketed.Collection eon-
flitlons have improved in several nee-
tiona and we Itill anticipate some
aalea Improvement this fall but we
and other manufacturers will operate
only on the minimum basis."-Lin
eoln State Journal.
|_ - _ . _ .. . _ - - -. .
l'!\ Nl}f o xc r z n r PROGRAM
rlllmr m. \' r xavexzzto AUG.nh .
_.-: - - I
REGARDING THE LENS LAW
The following ragulatlona have been
laaued by the Uepartment af Public
Works and police ollleialn have beenasked to nee that they are enforeed
on and after July 2316.
1.TWU white tight are Rqulfpd
on the front and one red light on the
rear of every automobile used at
night.2.Spot llghta may be used pro-
vided they project their light directly
on the [round and at a distance not
rick. Loaetn Rheiadaa. Jane Home am
llarguerlte W right.Prof. Sarllrart has labored lout and
patiently with htm pupils and the ra-
vlt-al was eonaldened by thoae who
heard itaarrortltarhllearadindic a-
tire of better and more etltdent wed
ln the future which are arg aura theae
young people are urririna to do.
All of the young people taking part
were lou! pupil: with the exception
of Hin Dorothy Kartc h of Fremont,
who la also one of Prof. Bwiharfa pu-
plla and poaaeaaing more than ordi-
nary ablllty for one of her age, thir-
z§£é¢mz¢a»»=¢md¢nuy nmvamed quaoounesruintc wrn Monday and
uto b oa b llta e o mlto i i en u mna n d m» L ~ n °i th the b u li n e u me n n tth e 0 .
uid order and deem-u.ww lu n-. -.__...-- _.mdatBlairthi,goth dv ,,f19.1019 audi; ltatad u$45B.96 nrhichJunm m''amountwasverifiedattheState
e.mu of Bla ir .Maurlca Mehnenm.W 9 .grh h _to n c knowle n our ~=|\Nebrlnkn.24-5%
. . . - . _ - _ - -- I~The Modern Cigar
"*&»§f\,e,-;=»,r m u a u m k - e n u m .
Wrlta`i"'f'*4».Smo kedb y m e nwh o
for au\~~~" " " ' ° "? . J< 2 ~an C"fCa¢aIo¢,Ha.#lF_; _ » ;1.f
.j"t1 u a wp mp u ., /
nlm||¢.»|..;.l"r ,I?*/. »' - ' a= = . ; : ' . l »° . ' : : ' : '. ' ; ' a' = = '~n a.
I D I W W 1.ns v #'ng~
o l u i k u s k l n~
a a s r .A n né a i c c l i s rc t m n n
\..
I
precon-..-our repreauntntlvc by the silken o!
the Red Cross.Ranatfuilar mhrnilh-fl,
nls n u n a ms mr r s
C. H. Van Tuyl-Hee:E a s t R e l i e f ~AmerirnnRe d C r mChildren? Fund..Mn. K. R. J. Edholm,suvplln~
American Red Cruu Maga-
zine
135.00
41,105.99
: m s
96.55: m s21.60
' r o w D l s b u n e d ~ m a n s
Bllunee at Bute Bank QIB le u J u n e 1 5 . 1 9 2 1 ~793.73
1ills umHlr y c . n e w, c o . C lk. ~
Schedule Na. 3
CIVILIAN RELIEF FUND
|
gospel story that in old but ever n
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenin
|150 the training for personal e
gelisru. clan.Friday there in toe~
n "Workers Conlerenee," in additio
tochoirpice.Allolloen an
tesehers of the Bible school and
othersintenstedarerequested
men d.*
Therewiilbetheusualservi
next Sundly.Snbjed of the mo
ing aennun "Rejecting the Couneel .
God Against* Ourselves."Sub§ect
theeveningsermon"WhatDo
C. A. Schmidt, TreuurerM°"° Than Dthe:1s"?
w. B. F. Robb, Minister
F I N A N:;-1;W A S H I N G T O N c o u p r r v, A . n . c .
wh; 3 m a h a b § e b . . Ju n e 1 8 . 1 9 2 1 .
a nu n t yp t e r ,-i c a n M m . , B l a i r , N e b r a s k a :
G e n t l e r n e n : - -In a c c o r d a n c e w i t hi n e i r u d i o n s w e
h a vee x a m i n e dt h ei i n a n d a lre c o n i s
o ft h eW n h i n g t o nC o u n t yC h a p t e r .
A m e r i c a nR e dCr o ss .f o r t h epe aInd
fr o m F e b r u a ? 1 9 . 1 9 1 0 t o D e c e m b e r
31, 1 92 0, t heu n l o r R a d C r o c s fo r t h e
pe r i o d fr m " \ M a y 1 8 . 1 9 1 3 t o Ju n e 1 5 ,
19 2 1 , t h e C i vi l i a n Re l l e f F u n d a n d t h e
Ca n t e e nC o m m i t t e eF u n d . f r o mF e b
n a a r y19.1 9 1 9 t o J u n e15,l 9 'Zla n d
a u b m i t h e r e w i t h t h e r e s u l t s o f n u r i n -
ve s t ig a t i on In t h e fo l l o wi n g sc h e d ul e s :
Sc he d ul eN c .1.S t a t e m e n t o f r r -
ce i pt sa n ddi s bu r s em e nt s .W a s h i n g
t o n C o u n t y C h a p t e r .
B y H e n r y C . M o e l l e r , C . P . A .
B r h e d u l e H a1
W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y C h a p t e r , A m e r i -
r a t lR e dC r o a a :F h a p fe rF u n d . C .A .
S c h m i d :Jr e a s u r e r .S s ve m e n t n f r ne a l p l a a n d d l a b u r a e m e n u F e b r u a f y l u .
m e t o D e c e m b e r 2 1 . 1 9 2 6 :
n r . c a n > 'r s =Bai anr e F 'eb . 1 9. 191 9.. . . . . .31 5 .0 5 3I0
m sRe ce l pt a(a n a ly a i e
a va l i a b l e ;
R a t a u dzn a mb e r ah i p a i nA m a r i e a nR e d P r a i a .
M e m b e r s h i p.. . .
i n t e r n :~Ba i e o f M a t e r i a l s
Ft . Ca i h ou n ah a r e o r E x -
pa n a aW a s h i n g t e n s h a r e o f e x
...
n o t1.ss1.so
1.670 oo283.88
n o m
48.58
220.3
102.9
.r
I g g g ~ t honly =--§ zo sol;e the
11in problem of ministerial supply in for
~
nvery member to tnin for penunal
Sometimcs Um tops au:useu mr J\Ii|\:||\.nn ,...,,,...,__ffwgng eati; hatldmors iofin they annda. charity case in his e»»tima1.ion.iGTh0d Wallington county r u turnn l n n c me . w i e e a he funher states that it in time-rnun s Anociatio m _...L n et at Arhng fulutnbo "A "exceedi 30 f e d . i. ._ ...............\. lfvr last Sntuniny owning.The aa 1.M I R 'u 0 | e i | : n m vln d e n ° ° k 3.I;§|.lsi|\K =.I`.,""ILff`§ ?l.J"J.°.I`i The prognm u :ivan foiluvrr
~nun;nd hv [lan Den:.rtmenl. and their Violins In Unu on- A-- The Cuckoo,
are fro away to a refinery nearby
where they are pressed or boiled and
the syrup from them reduced to sugar.
The sugar obtained in this tray is of
a greenish hue and tastes strongly of
beets and it necessary to put it thru
many chemical proceases to make the
refined white sugar which is mid on
the market.The Nebraska refmeriea import
-|__.--.. .....:crfmth
for Pwple £5 ;\.tIlK¢¥l ln tm: um "Uluand see that funds available are used
for the purposes paulotto people con-
tributed them for.The flrst and main
use was for the Boys \:ln annaered
the eat! to the colors.They need us
now more than ever before.What
are we doing to my them '!.
socinlifn was incorporated and Arli 2.Wnltzes Rosasflee being filed with the semury of "impassioned Drtlms"'
State on July 18th.At this meeting Il.March "The Convoy"Prell
fly laws were adopted and the ful-I.Song' for the Cornet "When You
lowing elected directors:and""l- Were Yeung blaxxie"
Played by Henry Jensen Cornetist
Fox Trot "Moonlight"Conrad
Intermeazo "Amerindn"Smith
March Lindquist
Ier a term of one year:~
Henry ltohwer, Ft. Calhoun.5
We request the Boys whose ,..:|~ C .v""'n;""°°~Kennlrd.
and gnvenment papers come to llluirg e m u .aterman, Rtair.
,e.|..».in nur meeial care to carefully retuml Charles elson, Herman.r "Chief EK¢'¢'l¥l"¢"
I!re n|_-..|............l u flnnniin M13
y u " J v u " " r -w e l s p r o h i b i t e d .I t i s i m p o s s i b l e
with n lexue of this type to control
the light so that with a mlllclenl driv-
ing light. there will be no glare. Em
samples of diflI.tsin|;lenses are:Warner,ltore-Light and Perfection.
4.Ga.: or oil lampe need n0£be
e<|uipp¢<| with approved lemsei.
5.Electdeal headlights unlng n
bulb of more than 4 candle power
n--1.w¢nd¢r°»Blue 'C--Winter
Good Bye Lalghton
'Tim and Edna Tucker and Elizabeth
Grimm.Violin: in Unison-intermediate Pu-
pils-Mount of the Holy. Cross.-Sawyer
Vlolio-Helen Antill-Marc h Hum-
oreake Jalan
Violin Duet-Evely n Foreman and
Mr. Suiharl¢-little Symphonia No. 2
hm nah4 o n n l n n l n n o n n l n n s n n o n n a4 1 0 %\ M u nn n l n n o n o a n n o n n o n n o0|4 1 0 0 - f lf » ~ l
1|
`g||ug bggu from ;\1;n|;a mm uvumDakota. but lite greater supply comes
from Nebraska.-State Journal.
To ALL I'ARTlES.ll*iTl1RESIlID
--You are hereby notified that the
Sherltl of Washington Countir. Ne-
braska will sell on Monday. Augustlat.l92l at the Vanl'lu.1s-Antlll
garalro. Blair, Nebraska, to the high
eart bidder for rash.one Stanley
Steamer Touring Automobile.Said
is sold in conformance with the lawn
of tho state of Nebraska and strictly
under the onler of me District Courl
ol' Washington County. Hebraalra, ln
the mutter of Janeen E.Hart,lte-
eelver of The Banking House of A.
Pnnlneeav vs P1"l\|lIll\.k ll. Ciurlrlge.
all unused passes.meal and hotel
vouchers, anal any other paper"of any
value whatsoever.These are ull
numbered. and li' 15 day pmnsee runout they must be returned and others
reissued.llc very careful ln tlnse
matters. and in the matter ol rcporb
ing promptly to any orders issued lib
you oflleially.We appreciate the
help and £004 will of all Dist.9
Government ollleials to our Boya.an~l
ln: return we insist on our Boys whom
we assist to carefully look after their
obllgatione also.Those who receive
dental onzlers .should report promptly.
P n n mz n NEl1R.\S| iAN lx: l'RlI ll
m -
I'nrl Mnrinm.Cult).elllljf 21 . -
n .L . .n l z l x u ,l \ l : l l l l l l n . | .
For a tenn of two yearn:
M. ll. Cook, Arlington.
A. W. Spr"1ck.Fontane1le.
Henry Schmidt.Arlington..
Henry liartling,Nickenon.
l'. Heuerman. Arlington.
I'or a term of three yearn:
J. l'. Rhea, Arlington.
C. C. Marshall. Arlington.
P.I... Cady, Arlington.
G. I. Pfcllfer, Krlington.
" .\ r u n n u :_""l'l1e Little Puritan"
n.Selection "fTarme|}'Blrel.
zo. March "Luck Strike"Lows
"Star Spangled Banner"
:BLAIR ms1:~zI~:ss MAN .uw wma
vtcrzns OF SITRPRISE P.'\R'I"l
On last Wlonday evening. a btlnchin Hr. anrl Mn. Ed. W ollfe friends
l1lltlnlkl and carried into_e;ecutlon a
C (;. Marshall. Arlington.isurpriae on them. the ocialon belflo
A meeting nf the directors wa.'Lhelr 15th wcdulirg anniversary.
called for Tuesday .July 26th to mn*It was a genuine 1"1fl1IiSl' with all
the improvement operations on the the lrlmmlnga and Mr. and Mrs. Wolll
n¢"F,i,Grounds..are »6~`e it eoull never happen to
them again.( lT' l (01lXLl!, 511'TETS The evennw wsu spent ia the usual
oclal way with plenty of eats and
l
must be equipped with wnrrwco
lenses.No bulb ahall be over 2 I
candle power.a.Plain glue lenses will not be
permitted, even though they are in
o headlight which may be tilted by
means of a lever controlled from the
drivefa seat.
T.Homemade devices will be pro-
hibited.While these device!to a
cestnln extent elimlnale glare,the
rlriving liaht as a rule is reduced
bo lu q th e required rninirnum.Un~
der the law, the Dcpartnter t of Pub-
lic Works ls required to approve
every lense used; and if homemade
lenses were submitted lor approval
by everyone maklrqf them.the fee
for the examination of the lense
...-..\J 1... ........l.:|.hi..~. fn- ilnnl ||ruil-
a i n u u n n
Young Ladies'String Club--
Graceful Fiddlen-I`o1rler
Violin-Orpha Caldwell-Moonlight
Reverio Allen
Violin-Herman llurdu m-Sth AirVarieDancla
Violin-lrene Warrlck--La Brunette
Severin
Violin-A-Nocturne, B-ergmiller, 8-
Douehka,A.llea-I.brothy Kavlch
String Club-lfladrllerta (inurmoxzo)
Nacleanan
Violin--Rutlm Jensen-Meadow Queen
Schottlsche Franklin
Violin-Helen '.t'1n-Gavone Hod-
eme Severn
Violin Quartelte-J .W.3"'¥!1ll'¢»
Norma Anspash.Loaeln Rhoades,
Helen tvrllrht-»1"be Dawn or L o n
g_LT H R E S H I N Gu~uA|.
% . S . % . % ' %
Alf kinds of the very best THRESHING COAL on hand
U i i vt u vu s --|\_ _ _~ _ " __Ja m e s E . H a r i , R z e r i ve r n f H a w e y P r i c h a r d . q g e d t w e n t y - o r r - . I
T h e B a n k i n g i l - n u . c o f A .Ca s t ct t e r fa r m e r r e si d e n t o f Ke n n a r d . Nc b . , \ \ a - \
"i n j u n d t o d a y s o u t h o f .this c i t y .
D r .R a y m o n d R e i d i n i n t h e c l t y i w h i l e h e l p i n g t o h e a d g r a i n . P r l e h n r !
Vi si t in g o l d fr i e n d s a n d r o l a t l v¢ l . | w u s d r i vi n g a h e a d e r b n r g e a n d w a s
Th e D r . ha s s o l d h i n a l i ke | n d . " ef; \ l l P : | t h r o w n o u t w h e n h i s t u m laocnmr
The my (hmc il rrrt Tut# hy even-
ing at a regular meevng ani adjoum
ed until \'\ednrwl:y 4;renimr Wltluout
d o i n g m y bus in es s.O n W e d ne s da y
e ve n i n th nx n m ' 1 m m a-ml *oo k 11xt h e l e vy o ft h e c l t y t a x fo r t h e y e a r .
GH . . . | . .a . . \ h u n f. : ( H I: va t ! 'ih l n t i B R
u e r y b o d y h a d a p l e a - m m m m e .
Tl ce b u h o f C l e o !I m m e t M i s n e r
wa s b r o u g h t ta t h i s " i t y fr o m M c C o o k ,
H e b . f o r b u r i a l .Th e l w e l y w a s t i k s n
'Q t h e h o m e g f h i s g r r n d - m o t h e r . M r s .
l !. J. M u n d n r f w h e r e fu n e r a l s e r vi c e a
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t o th is r e t i n a al on e.T h e m a j o r !
o f t h e fl o we r s a r e o f l l g h t tint.,l
t h e r e n n a n h m n q u a n t i t y o f b l
r e d . a n d y e l l o w . n o d e e p s n d p u r e
co l o r t h a t ar t ll l cl n l pi g m e n t s fu l l
l m l t a t e li t em .T h e rl l s tr i h ut l o n
se ver a l s p e c t r a o f h e a t h e r l a a t
n l c s l t o u w o f l l n l a h l n t h e e r e
m m m e r w l t h cl us te rsa l l ln c o lo r s p ur p l e . p l n k .
l o w .a n d wh i t e .
T h e ll r s t vr h lt a m a n t o vl s l t
mo u n t ai n w as D r . W i l li a m l'. Tol m e .
th e l l u d a o n s Il a y C o m p a n y . fr o m
Nl a o u al l y .w h o i n H B 3 clos ely
pr e ac h ed so m e o f t ts sl a cl e m G e m
v. K n o t s . l n l a m m a d e a n a t t a c k
t h e m o o n t a l n . h u t l t h a s n e ve r .
sl l r m e d t h a t h e r e n c h e f t h e t r u e s o
t n l t n t th e h i g h es t p e a k .
T h e l l s l n l e r p a r a w a s n o t n t
vl s l t e d u n t i l m o l n t h a y e a r s u
t h e n th ou sa nd s o t t o u r
r e g i s t e r e d a t w h e p a r k e n t r a n c e e
season.Bl n ce th e d a ys of ea r ly tr a
h y t w n r a n d s t a g e h a ve g i ve n p l
t o r a i l w a y a n d a u t o .t h e t o u r l s t
m a k e t h e jo u r n e y fr o m Se at tl e
Ta c o m a t o t h e : n o u n t a l n s n o w l i n e
e a
warren e tnwr-co euooed.
_-t a-'Yen men should knoy thlt eref!e m u tncreeees Ute bunlens of the
people.I-:wry any your ldteneee lttteme Pdf*I of thdr ncc nllttn.Idle-
ele ta just another forte of destruc-
tion.Why could you not havelietened to *the coutzeer ol IlDtllult InJunetneteedofinBev!etnher.end
on e o n e :ered these lone month!el hlfdstltlp end bitter violence?It
tee because the splrtt UI Tmn n r
hee eotend :wr been end pot afmlftenementln chdne.It use mmaeo
you to honor eteo. for you men were
erortlng under eosmet.tx the union
le to comment] the ettpport ot honest
see.tt must be nooeet.tt wee'ryrennr :het turned on treaty vrtttt
Belgium tnto e seep ot paper.' n mme or I thin; em not do here.Let
me eseure yon out Tyranny has no
rtebxtobe m thleteu tlotoure.Youremlntttuedtheho dt| : elt: lon1 th0
hed to know the nuts of ttusks andthe compenlonehlp ot serine before he
elmo to lnlmaelt.Do y ou not tootmt Tyranny ta swine me the fodder
or nine?lt ts simply tmmnn hol-
¢m¢¢ ;;"I here one thin; more to seg endIam ilnlshed.Hr. Btu. some time
ess you threw up your 11141400 quo
ost reeitslnx the effect um such enect would he Llkely to produce on thls
community.You ere. no doubt. eweret m msn;followed your exnmpta
l*'le got no preaching to do.Tm Jtnltgate; to qunfe you e for words tt-om
so euthodty no ten resuonllhle thenGUN!! Weehlngtou himself.Our hir
ter: nu meds one fec t we eleer.
semely. that he wee e else sod ter
eeelnz men."Judge Creoler tool from e shelf,
Jehn llsrshelfe "Life of wmn n e
toe." and reed:"tt tn euhetentisllg true out vtrtueer not-alley te e necessary sprint of
populsr government end lat ul. with
centton indulge the supposition that
nerellty can be melntelutrd without
¢;t|¢|m" L e t tt simply be esketl where is
use eectarltx tor property. tor reputeuno. for nts. lt s sense of relitttoue
olzllgetlon desert the oethe erhlch ene u tent:woeote ot lneeettgetlon In
seorte et joetteer*bet me end. on my own eccount,ihlt the treetmenljott recelted [mm
your men will ver; according to their
reepert for tooretlty end reilxlon.
"Th-ey could msnege very eretl withes irreltxlons master, for you are only
sne.But en lrrellgloutt :non ts s tilt
tereot end highly senous metter tn-
lteee me.Awe; bark ln the seven
teenth century.John Dryden wrotes the sentence.It wee ihls:
"I have ttesrd, indeed, M some veryelrtueue neteene who have ended un.
fsrlvftetsty but never of a vlrtoooe
nation;Prevltlenee le engaged toeleeply amen the eeuee becomes gen
isnt.
."'U virtue le the price of s ns
tlou'e llfe, let ns try to teen our own
cotton vtnuone.°"
around with at rope sn' when -ee coins
to e brook bed dr ink ll dn.Suddenly1tel:no serful _terit of the
rope that sent me on ln the slr en' llooked¢n'.¢ee um:me one me
turned into en etephent sn' that he1ttlI goin* like :tem tml. eo' not I
was hitched to mm ent] rouldn't let
go.Once in e Irhlle hed stop sn'drink 1 river drr an then hod Sl!down an' rest.Brerzbaty een srered
o the elephant an' so was I.An' :wt
try to cot the rope with my Jerk
tnlte but it 1rouldnt c nt--lt tres eo
dull.Thru eil ol' e sudden hed startonthe rnn en' tvrlttlt me Orff thehtlleen'mottnttngs,en me tnlltl'
steps e mlte Ion; en' ecered to doeth."
"hte (ect ie y oure hitc hed to anelephant."his Old Sell'remarked.
"The are: thlng to do is io sharpen
your Jerk ttnlfe."
"| le Night sn'Btlenre thet m ehim gotn'."eeid Bienklneop."When
they come ltee ep! to nsrt for the
ntgheet rlrer.The old elephant In
taeglmtln' to more."Blenkltteop put on hte het ent! httr
ried out of the floor.
I
CHA PTI R u ma .
which Tells et e Merry chrtetmee
Dey In the Llttte Cottage et '
the Wtdew lleren.
mn: end Silence ere e etcrn teetot' wisdom.For yeere, the Inn torlng.
chettereome Blenllnsnp had been
their enemy sud sees not get at peacewiththem.But Nlght end Bltencehedotherenetnteeinthe%ll1sxe--
smlent end tnconsotehle enemies.It
moat be seld.They were the carte
uf Bingvllle.Evert morulng they felt
7 i'7f%i€%
1 .,;?I5;;&ȤE! Fe
~*~ @ *t}suu1t=tf'*
s-1 :!~| ' i ' . ¥ ' f w| ;
~5 ~
.r |,f a ¢
t p ~
'l |f . v/f :~f ~ - » f a
i f K. ..J £ , f -. .
l "|~t E .
1\{~'~' & , ; ~f ~
~~-'-~:»":"":
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cocks ero scsrlnl it e w .SanteClenehasbeenhere.He bfomchi
ever so many ,h to n The mldnlght
trsln stopped."
' I wonder who came."said tus
Shepherd." l loess lt 'tree the Binge,"tae
clock smwrered.
Just then lt etruck seven.
. "There, I guess thst'l shout the mdof lt."id the llttls c lock.-of .\'..o» the Shepherd netted.
"fit the nlneteen Iaunflret! ond etch-teen yrere.You know seven ts mefnfnfttl number in eened lajetory.1 m
lure the bebr would hers been born
et seven.Br go-ottnoee!Tl.terge etot of ticking to ell thet nme.:we
been [clog out; twelve reefs me Iro
nnr ir vom os t.some some 4;-tmlt
will have to tene my ton before tone"
'rosie reitectlone of the time clark
were suddenly interrupted.The Bluep-herde mother entered with e merry
greeting end totned on the lights.
There were many bundles lytng shout.She cemeend kiesctlher soo and begin
to hntlrl s tlre ln the llttle etove.
"'1'hLttlI be the merrieet Cltrtatmaein 3er lite. lsddle boy," she said. se
she ut the llndllnge."L greet o.
tor hee rome up with the Btngs to weye. llc ssye hell have 7| out o' doo
tn e Ilttle while."
"tlo hol The! looks tlke the we
tres ncsrly over." seld Mr. 3106!Mrat. Bloren dit! nr t beer the nemo
of the little tin sottllee. ee the rettl »
o n :
"I went over to the itltlull tu mee
'cm lest nlght.tlr.Illenktnsop habrmnun no s tlne turkey.We'lI bm
e gran dinner--lute we wi ll- en
eros' Mr. Blenklueop to come en' ee
with ns."Mrs Lloren opened the gifts en
spread them on the bed.There serb00Luandpulntaandbrushesem
ciothlng sntt silver articles annetdlcwork end a phonogreplt and
check from Mr. Bing.
The little cottnze had never nta ttey no full ot' hepplneel.It ren
with tht tolls end merry teugttter enmuelc ot the phonograph. ltr. Blentu
top ho-t come in hu- out mood nn
apparel erlth the dog Christmas.ll
|1¢|i»ed- Mrs. Moren to set the tsbtln the Shepherth room end brnuxh
up the platter with the bl( btu\\
turkey on lt surrounded by qwpntattew.all just out of the orMrs.llornn followed with the jc ll
and the cn-emed onions and t
steaming com-e pot end the new ceery.The dog Chrletmss groteled en
ren under the hed when he see hmaster coming wlth that nnlstnll
burden."lite never seen e Christmas dl
ner before.I dout wonder hee ki
o bvttlrli Ialtft seen one in sol rFm tucttlft myself." seid lllnm Ble
klnsop as they set down et the tab!"\\hete ecuirtn' rr. ment" esld
widow.\"Ftstd l1l ereke up en' and
eelf dreumln,"Mr.Blenklneop
marred."Nobody et-er found ht
N a n m
z z y o u g o a n m y t o r a n n u l m o n t h !
d u r l n x : i w s u m m e r , w o l f k e r o s e n e a l l
t o y o u r m o r e w i t h A l o f t c l o t h b e fo n
ie a vln g .w h e n y o u n u m u » : l u n
e
I .I i |n n ." G r a b th e n n f i n 'k n i f e a n ' s o
l o l r u r r u k . m a n "
< 1 0 B B C D N TIN U E D . )
" l l V i r t u e i l I I N P r l c a I f a N l t i o n ' |
ea th er n r e l e l i .I t u m m oc cu r t o
JH. :tm my example would be mten'ao seriously.l have been | prodlnt
ua have feeolred to return to my
t e t h e r :hous e."
" l l c m r r n n t s I" m u t h e j u d g e , w i t h
a a n n e ." B r i n g f o r t h th e b ee t m o e
a n d p o t l t o n h t m a n d p u t n fi l l ! o n
, n u U n g e r a n d : b o n o n i t l l f e e t a n d
i t r t n g h t t h r r th e ta tt ed cu l l ' a n d ki t l
l l m d l e t n a e a t u n d b l m e r r y . "
' W e i h a i i h u n t o p o l t p o n e th e
e d e b r n t l o n f n t d H r . B i n s " I h a ve§¢»a v t o N e w Y o r t to nl gt tt ,a n d 1
. n n fo r E n g l n n d t o m o r r o w .H u t I
sha ll r etu rn h e- tor e Ch ttn tm nn ."
A ll t t l e tant ner o n l t r .l t l n ;m e t
I!t n m B l e u k t n e o p .'r u l a t t e r h a d a
#p un k on l at a eh ou td er .
'P d i l l s t o h u e a t m r d t r t t t a y o u . "
uu ld th e m l !!o w n e r a n h e t o o k h o l d
ll the plank and helped Hlnm to elle
'tt down."l beer mm: good tlllou
about you Hr.Btenklnaop.I fearl t h a t w e h e r o a l l m i | } n d l e d y o u .I f I
t h e e e ve r i n t o o r d o n e an y t h i n g t o
h u r t y o u r fe e l l n p , I a m s o r r y fo r l t . "
|H l r n m B l e n t i n o o p locket!w i t h e n
to n l s h m e n t i n t o t h e q o s o f t h e m i l
il on al re .' I - - I g o e s I | l t t 't g o t y o u p l a t e d
fi g h t - n o t e a r 1 r " ' ¥ r . " u i d b e " s o m e
i d k !a l n 't a s g o o d a s t h e y l o o k n n '
|o t n 0 | t n ° t u l ta|4 u t . b e y l.ool.t
a
O l l l ~ t o r e .g~I . ~ .e~|t h e pl ac e a n d w h o sh al t x l !th o t
t h e y d i d n o t u r e i t t r o u t b o t o x h o p e
Ieealy overerlnelmc-dt D a y v u th e l r
vi c t o r y a n d t h e y k ne w h o w t o n e h l e r e
l L It - us e wn t l t h e t h in : mo a t n e e de d .
Bo t he y r ou s e d t h e p e o p l e a n d t i l t e d
up t h e l l u h t l a n d s et t h e [ r i d d l e s r a t
tl in g.T h e gr e a t .srlutte o o d :th a t
m a t e d n e a r t h e w i n d o w l n t h e W i d o w
| I o r a n ' |h e n b o o n un t e b e t l fo r t h e
B r e t d n o f w e a k n e s s t n t h e e n e m y .
W h e n l t m me , he s e nt . for t h n b o lt o f
s o u n d t h a t tu m b l e d Btlenee fr o m b l a
:l u- o ne an d sho ok th e fou n tt nt l on n o f
th e gr e e t d o m e o f N ig h t .It n a g o ve r
th e hou aet upe u n d th r o u g h e ve r y
s t r e e t a n d n l t e y t n t h e vl i l l g e .'ft m t
s t o n e d t h e bo tt le .Rl l e n r e tr i e d i n
vai n to re cover hl n sea t.In n m om e nt ,
e ve r y co r k l n 1t l n n 1 l l e 1 r \ |h u r l i n g
ho mb e a t h i m .lmm etl ln tel y,l>ark»
n e o n b e g a n t o g r o w p a i r w i t h fr i g h t .
S e e l n g t h e fa t e o f h i s a l l y . h e h m k n
c a m p a n d n e d wr ee t tn rd .z- m e th e
H o l d w a s r t e n r a n d e ve r y p r o u d c o r k
su r vey e d t h e vi r t o r y w i t h n so le mn
ue ne e of l an ce n oo om pt in me nt ,
Th e l o ud vt c t or l o m t t r u m p e ts m u n d
In g i n t h e g a r d e n n e a r t h e w i n d o w o f
t h e S h e p h e r d u m k e h t m t h a t C h r i s t -
z n u m o r n t n x Th e d a w n l i g h t w a s o n
th e wi n d o w s .
" l t e r r y C h r t n m u t "m f !th e t i m e
. - -l e f n n t h e Ye a r seat H e n D l d
.R e m o ve Th e i r H a t e D u r i n g
Religious 3-or-vtoee.
A b o u t t o o l n n a g i t a t i o n r o t n m e n
t o h a ve m e n r e m o ve t h e i r h l t l
r h u r e h - - P e p y e m a l t a g e n t l e fu n o l '
T h e cu st om u r o m t o r e m o ve t
h a t t o c o ve r t h e e y e s l n p r a y e r . a
i n t e r i t n n t a k e n o t ! n t t o i l t h e r .
Th e In t r o d u c t i o n o f t h e t e l ; h e t ~
t h e c u s t o m - fo r l t p r o ve d d l m c u l t
k e e p n n e s h a t o n o ve r a to u
mo r e o f fa l s e c u r l s .1 1 0 | n l a o t e d
m m h a t e w i t h p l u m e ! w u z o u t
e u l e ..
Tn e n ,zusteeft o t : r e a r i n g ha t e
d o m e , m e n vr e u t t u t b l O t h l r e l t r
a n d o ft e n c a n t e d t h e m l n t h e i r n n
w h e n o u t n f d o o n .Th e P t l r l t l n l
E n g l a n d ro u tl u tt e d t o w e a r t~
b r o o d b r l m m e d m u . h o w e ve r . i n d ~
a n d o u LL l e t fl I n t l u n d cl o t h i n g Ie
: h a n g e d w i t h t h e F r e n c h R e vd u t
wi g s ar e n t ou t , un d t h en w i th t h e
o r Na p ol e on .d r e n be c am e tnltl
ln s ty le .ln 1 8 1 5 d m l n : t h e R e s t
tl on p er io d . at on e th e " nt oe ep tp e
n n fl bre ec lte l.a t t h i s o m e tl m s
g i n t o b e w o r n t o t h e a n k l e .
S h u T h r o w i n g O l d C u s t o m .
1 1 w u u i n ¢ o l d s h o e ! u n n o t a l
m n fl n u d t o w e d x l l n l l . U w t r i h U IQ
m m n o w r n d q l h u c o m o t u b e
d a t e d e n z l n u w i t h t h t : d n l a w
b r i d a l co u p i e l .Aut bcr ill -ea d l l h t
u a m e u r 1 | \ 8 a t u n p n c u e e u n a
e x a c t n l g n l k t l l i l l i s m u m s . h o w
u l f l t h a d m d o u r i t h u n i n ~
o f p r o p e r q - r o m a n b d a g n g
u n n 2 :a m o n g th e n a t io n . : i n ur
t h e r u l w l l l i b q m
It w a s l n m e n a n a t e n u m - m l
n l : o r u e h s n p u m a n J u n
d r r u i u o d t h t n m n vu a n d g i vi n g
l h o o o r n n a l .w m m ..
I l o u m n n n u d t l U r d u h h c
u p o n : h e p a m d l d u n d w h l e h x
m o u l d n e i l , In " d a n o l ! h h A b u ,
p u r t y m u c h mi l l s c o m o t o s t u k a a s
to ur n. ".
" L t 1 . | b e fr i e n d l . a n y h o w , " u i d U r .
B i n g ." II x h e r ¢ '|a n r t h l n g I c m d o
fo r 7 0 0 . i e !m l k n o w . "
'n m e ve n i n g , a s h e n t b y t h e n o vo
a n l u l l l i t t l e r o o m o u r m e a r m ' o f
l l r . B i u l a i o n w i t h h i s d o : C h r i s t m a s
ly i ng be s i de hi m ,l l r . B i m l r l m o p m a
n l e e p a n d u r o k n l u d d e u i y w i t h n
u m a ye ll n f H a r m .
W *I\n t|she ma t t e r ? "a va l o r l n
( m i n d .n r . i i l m l i n a o p z u m e d l m ! m u hi s
O l d B d ! S h a d i n g l n t h t d a e r w n y .
* B e l k i n * b u t n a n n u l . " s a i d l u mt k vvi v a s h e ¢ ; ; , ¢ |h u \»\frx
1 1 I ." 'Il . 'l t l m l t o g e t u p !"
" i a It m o r n i n g ? "l b s Sh e p he r d
ask ed d ro wn ny , an b e ru bb ed h is a ge s.
"B u r n W m m o r n l ug f' t h e l i t t l e c l o c k
mu s te r ed .' T h a t l u ! o l d s u n i n m e
ag a in .l i e a u g h t l n b e u p a n d a t
w u d .1 1 6 |l i l :a d l s h n n e n h i r e d
m m . "
" H F : a p t l u h e i l a 1 r 0 : | U h r i l n u n s
mo r ni n g. "au l d th e Sh e p hr r d .
Th e n p e o p l e b l a m f H ~ a n d n y r m
l a n I n t . "t h e Zi!!!-0 d o r k w e n t on .
" Th e y d f m 'l k n m r w h l l I n n i d n l i i r i
: l v m n r a n he-.P r e l w e n v r m m n :
m m fo r : e a r s m d h a ve n e w s : u n e
to mln -ep a t my p ost."
A n a r a m o m vm o r d i va n t h e i l u i e
il inlna.........mnuaatuuailllluluzmlllllllig
§ 77m Kitchen;
§ C a b i n e t v w ;
5 1 n | | | | m m | | n m m | | 1 | | u | 1 n | | l m n | | | m r :
t h n n .W a n n N vvl n l t It Q u a n . )I
DEMAND FOR TANLAC
BREAKS ALL RECORDS
hmazins Success Achieved by Celebrated Medi-
cine Not Only Phenomenal,Bu t Unpl-ece~
dented--Over 20.000,000 Bottles Sold in Six
°~.'....It.
1: 1 | on y mo ut h a e a e nn nn t
-W h u n ¢ \ 1\ : f u n s| m a l t a : a I w i .Hut tho din e r w ort h w h !!!
1| Um one w h o n n srnl llAm! um na y w he n your :pe a ch is too
kms.
.- .C O H F A N Y G O O D T H I N G S
I"r \H: 1\ are ma st u t !- u t n c t o r y r r r vt d
flP1\h n m !:ul si m p l y a s pns sl bi t.o r
Shame on Them.
PERHAPS there are a. few mothers who do not know the virtues of Fletch#
Castoria.Perhaps there are a few who know that there are imimtions »<
the market, end knowing this demand Fletuhde It is to Allnnotherhood, ~=»
thetweoallattentiontothenumerousimimtions and oouneerfedtsthart may -
set before them.
It is no all motherhood everywhere that we rlng outthewerningw -=~=
of the "Just-as-good".For over thirty years Pletuhofa Caswrie has been an
in the upbuilding of our population; an aid in the saving of babies..
Never before. perha ~H. in the higipry of the drug trade has
inlna.........mnuaatuuailllluluzmlllllllig
§ 77m Kitchen;
§ C a b i n e t v w ;
5 1 n | | | | m m | | n m m | | 1 | | u | 1 n | | l m n | | | m r :
t h n n .W a n n N vvl n l t It Q u a n . )I
DEMAND FOR TANLAC
BREAKS ALL RECORDS
hmazins Success Achieved by Celebrated Medi-
cine Not Only Phenomenal,Bu t Unpl-ece~
dented--Over 20.000,000 Bottles Sold in Six
°~.'....It.
1: 1 | on y mo ut h a e a e nn nn t
-W h u n ¢ \ 1\ : f u n s| m a l t a : a I w i .Hut tho din e r w ort h w h !!!
1| Um one w h o n n srnl llAm! um na y w he n your :pe a ch is too
kms.
.- .C O H F A N Y G O O D T H I N G S
I"r \H: 1\ are ma st u t !- u t n c t o r y r r r vt d
flP1\h n m !:ul si m p l y a s pns sl bi t.o r
Shame on Them.
PERHAPS there are a. few mothers who do not know the virtues of Fletch#
Castoria.Perhaps there are a few who know that there are imimtions »<
the market, end knowing this demand Fletuhde It is to Allnnotherhood, ~=»
thetweoallattentiontothenumerousimimtions and oouneerfedtsthart may -
set before them.
It is no all motherhood everywhere that we rlng outthewerningw -=~=
of the "Just-as-good".For over thirty years Pletuhofa Caswrie has been an
in the upbuilding of our population; an aid in the saving of babies..
Never before. perha ~H. in the higipry of the drug trade has
m e P r v f l V i l l a g e
i ~ kvidg Bécheller I
And yet there are thoa who wuuld ask you to try sometmug new.'ny
this.Try that.Even try the same remedy for the dny,scaroe1y breathing, Babe
that you in all your robust wommhood would um for yourself.Shame on them.
wo n de r f ul r ec o rd tha t is no w be i n g mad e by Tan i ac , th e c e le O r ..hr a te d me d i c in e wh ic h h a s b e e n ac c o mp li sh in g au c h r emar k-~ ~
ab le r es ults thr ou gh ou t th is c gu ntry a nd C an ad a.As a ma tte r £ 3
of f ac t. the marvelo us suc c ess ac hie ved by thu me dic i ne is not , » ¢ _a l
on ly p he no me n al, bu t un p re c e de nted .g .~
Fur u change one
will enjoy something dlkereunalm~anae" 1Crunu- Dlnolvo
: w o a n d o u r
Te n s o r t h o u s a n d s a t m e n a n d w o m -
e n o t n i l n m i n n l ! w a l k s o f l i fe . a f -
fl i c t ed w l ll t s to m a c h. l l re r a nd t i dn e g r
di s o rd e r s so m e o f t he m o f i o n; s t u n t !
in g a s we l l as th ou s an d: ol ' w ea k. th in .
ne m m s m e n a n d w u m eu a p p n re u t i y n u
t h e ve r g e o f col la ps e.h i ve te a l m e d
t h a t t h e y h a ve b e e n fu l l y r e s t o r e d t o
t h e i r n o r m a l we i g h t .h e a l t h l l u l
s t r e n g t h b y Ii i n a v.
R n t o n d t o r i u l t h .
St il l o th e rs , w ho s e em ed fa ir l y 1r ¢ 'l h
y e t w h o su ffer e d w i t h ln di ge s ll uu .
heudnelues.n h u r t n e s s o r b r e a t h , d m . :
sp el ls so u r .gnu gy sto mac hs,e o u t r d
t o n g u e s . fo n l n e l u o f b r e a t h .co ns ti pa
ti o n . h a d c o m p l e x i o n, l u n o f a p p e t i t e .
a t l w p l e s n n e s s l t n i g h t a n d o t t e r r i b l y
tlej ecte d. depr esse d feeli ngs st a t e t h a t
t h e r h a ve be e n en t i r e l y r e l i e ve d o f
the se dis tr es si ng sy m p t o m s a n d r e
st o re s ! t o h ea l th an d t u tp p ln e as by th e
use o f Tn ta ln c.
Ta n l u e In s o m b y r e a d i n g t l r u g g l n t n
e\fe ryw l1< rv.
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\ V llh o u tB ¢ $ . h | 1 5 0 l lI d UPR0 0 ll\ W B . h lll h l2 . B D | . ld UP. ,: _
Western Ganada
U f l m a n n a a n d l o a l i l l
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Question Answered.
"}lPIIO. old tnp.Nl\\r ¢nrT'
"Noi md nur new tap.-Lafayette
l.yf1\.
A Feeliugwf Security
T u r n A b a u t .
" W h y w o u l d a (":|l:£rf1\1n1l\n heb l n m e d fo r h a r d t f m vs f " W a Il .l u
c l a i m : t h e c r r d l t fo r g o o d z l n l n . "
B a b y ; l l u l a m m m I r l l l J u n u m m :
d a z z l e l l ' R e d . C r o n m u B l u e i s m e d
i n t h e l a u n d r y . Tn i t a n d m e f o r ; o u r
s e l f.At a l l g o o é * g r o c e rt , s c .
kn ow : h u th e m ed ic i ne y ou ar e ab o ut t o
k k e in a b so l ut e ly p u re md co gt e in s n o
hnr mi ul or hl ba l. pr od uci ng dr ug l.
Such a medici ne xl Dr. Ki lmex| Swamp-
Roo t, ki dne y.River end bla dde r r eme dy.
Th e a e m e a u n d n d od pu r i ty , a\ l t B| !h
m d uee lle nee le maintained i n n e r !
b o t t l e a f S n m k i l b o hI ;in d e n l i l i a d l f compounded fr o m
vegetable herbs."
It i n n o t a s t i m u la n t en d i l S a l e m i t
Seu poo nful due s.
It in n ot re co mm en ded for e veq ih in g.
It is na t \u e e g r ea t h e lp e r i e r e li e vi n ga n d overcoming kidney,H u r m d b1¢d»
der t roub les.A e vn r u rl.-element o i P u d t y is u h h
a w r y hot tie d D r .Kll.m er'|B r a m p
DOI.I I r w need e medicine.yo u should
ha ve th e b en .O n a l e a t e l l d m ; l i o n !
in bot den o f tam sine e. rvdium and l arge.
Il m r e ve r . i l y o u w u l s : m t t o t r y :him
e r u t pr e p n r nn o n a nd t e n c e n t s to D r .Ka i m e r l C o . , B m g h l m l o n . N . Y . , i e r aam pl e b ot t le .\ \ h e n I1 l h n | b e s m e m i
he nl io n t hi s p ap er .
I studied for a minute. and!if n good brand ls obtnlned. is mil an The cl|lluextru\a£lm¢'t..Xnnmrlnn ilnvllnnd Tarlcr. the DDT'then snld.Nltlon V%m.|ou|..""BE A NURSE#
luf mwn u wvo nuw an mn p nuu ummr mu mm mu nnn nn y - n Q1 In 1l h o h l l l h l d l l l u l l i w o ln ° ~ : ~ w h w u
l a a n N u n n ' 1 x - m m ; m p w u mvx m. 1o u g n a u u m n n g n u a n n a A d d n l r
P i n u p p l e ltla rtna la dl.---Pe e l a nd
rh op us ma n y p l u u p p l e s a s a r e d e
nlrvml.W elttlt a n d al l o w tt p o u n d n f
su g a r fo r e a c h p o u n d o f fr tt lt .M i x
we l l a n d l e t n t t tn d ove r n i g ht l u t t m n :
ptace.I n th e m o r n i n g co ok u n t i l
s o ft e n o u g h t o p u t th rr m gl t tt sl eve.
St r a i n . r e t u r n t o t he p r e s e r vi n g K e l l i e
a n d Cvn t l n n e r a n k i n g .s t l r r l n g co n
st a n t l y u n t i l a cl e a r a m b e r jo l l y ls
fo r m e d .Th i s w i l l t h i c k e n w h e n c o o l .
P u t i n t o l m t l l l j a m ;c o ve r a n d seal.
Th i n m un n a ln d e u ~ U n e for da i n ty :IM I
w r l s .cake-dl l l n g g In t l su c h dish es.
i
1
el ls t. , sa y s sh e= | t uu nd a d es e rt l nl lm l
an d p e nc e r i gh t In t h e m ta d te of Ph i la -
de lp h la .I t h a p p e n e d q u i l l a c e t d e n b
al l y .Re ce n tl y sh e v\ en t | p a r t t u e t t l
h u n t i n g w i t h w r y l i t t l e k n o w l e d g e U !
t h e remltlentlni tl l s t r l c n o r Pttt lml el-
plain.S h e fu u m l a n a p a r t m e n t a n d
re n t ed l t b e vn us e t he r ; w e r e t w o l lm o u -
ti n e ! ou t i n fr u u t . a n d 5 0 a l m a .l u d x vd
t h u l h f l t r ve i w a s a l l r l g h t .U n e o f
:n os e t l m u w n e s bel on gs t o a br o i l e r
a f i m n a n a p a p e r . a l l e l e a r n e d m e r .
a n d d l l o t h e r t o l n lt a t l u n p e a n u t
te n d e r .S h e h a d : n o t e d i n t o t h e h i l -
" D o e n h e b u r n t h e m l l l u p t So m a
l i t t l e b o y s w l d m e h e d i d . "
A n l n t h e fa t h e r r e p l l e d t h a t h e
su pp os ed h e u m .
A g a i n t h e c h i l d . n o t l l t l a l e d . n a k e d
t h e fa t h e r w h e n t h e y w e n t a f t e r h e
l t u r n e d t h e m a l l u p .
T h e fn l l w r .l r r l t l t e d .re p l i e d t h l t
h e |u|1po|u.~d t h e y a l l are nt t o u h u .
T h a c h i l d s t u d i e d fo r I.I s l m 1 »
ute s.a n d m e n sn l t l :"G e e ,h e m u s t
h u e a n a w fu l j o b c a r r y i n g o u t u h m . "
- l t n l l a n a p o l l l N e w s
Sivl-dNun».UnnohSm|hrh.l|1 . h | | l | . H n i n l k l
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u n 1 . » ¢ a » ¢ - s . ¢ u ~ . ¢ C a l
1 -Zl l l h a n d F a n a m
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# h u h fo r a l l t s n o r I n c h m i d i o r l " lp-u nd.B a n u :rnwehsd.n u m n t .ngf- # a n d m n d l : o o d n u s u r .u rlbvnor0 U u u \ N r l : l : D I P IU N G S tor alt matsat e a rl a n d t l ;ru l u nh o u o a r l fl ll uy o u r I U H !Im m s dh l a a t t l nl l o n | l un a in d a n Ll be nl du oo u ls t c d at um .n u r c l I r u c m u o o u o u n o x|310 Jl chl ou lt.P h a n D a w n u .0 1 - h
DR. G. D. smrmm
Cigarette
Tn sell in the
dellelous Burley
tobacco llavar.
lt's Toasted
w h l u L l y o r O a k s. - C r e a m o n e h a l f
cu p m l o f b ut t e r . a d d on e a n d o n e -h u l l '
vu p fu la o f nu z n r E r o d u ai l y . t i n vo r w i t h
a h a!! 1 1: -as po nnfu! of r osa e ltr afft. a dd
n r m h a i f ¢ : u | » fu I o f m i l l : a n d t u o c u p
fu i n o f p a s t r y d o o r : m e d w i t h fo u r
IM E !to an po on fu ln o f b a k i n g p o w d e r .
Mi x w aIl. th ru fo ld lu th e a tII1 'ly be a te n
white.5 o f o l z h t a n n .Th i s m n k o l
a11iT
w e l c d u n i n u t l w " l l e l l | H a l t A c r e . "
"B u t l u. \ g l a d 1 w a s m i s l e d. " : s yn l l l u
Ta y l o r ."I : lm not l» otI\erc ¢l by 506 181
o h l i p u o u s a n d I h a ve Io t a o r a l m a t o r
w o r k ,\ \ o r e n e ve r bo r e d .Sh o o t i n g
p r i vi l e g e : g o w l i h e ve r y l w w . a n a m a r
w o m b u i a r y i s c n t n n g i n z l l l th e t i m e . "
M t n Ta y l o r c n n n o ! b e p e n u a d e d t o
m a i l . fo r l i m 1 | c o n vi n c e d t b l ! l l : i h l i
B a t t i n g t h e B a t t e r o f H i m .
S n n o - P n l l r j e c o u r t .S h a r p r a m m e d .
n d fn c o d l a w y e r ,cr o ss - ex a mi n in g a
w i t n e s s l l t o h h s o b r i e t y .
L o n g e r - Y o u w e n s e e n e n t e r i n g i h e
Sp r e a d Ea g l e d lr e c t l y 1. 5 ¢ d o or s w e r e
o p e n e d . o r n o o n a n n - " r u n
\ ¥ l : n e u - - Y h : b u t n o t t o d r i n k .
I . | n r y e | - w h a t 0b } e¢ l h l d y o u l n
lhii Ilnn 'nr .;;:.;....:.:;' .mat I ~In Illl bl :bla to lla mnnlrln. than!¥®~§§§§`n|1:§I¢f§¢,¢"|¢»¢I1§.`¥,§I`,§,,§.`f}§§.",§l§1}i`B§~¢{§§'wmv than 1: :ho were llv-Wllnesl-The only »b_|».~¢z 1 had ln
cnmblnallnnolbolh.Ann u J 0| k .hm ing In l neighborhood mclally "cur tlelr in ml n ;in,air.v u yourself
a n d As s o c ia t e D e n t is t s
who have been 'lith him as nmnur located
Sixth Floor Sec nrity Building
tnhlnpoonnxla of fluur, two tnbleunoon I reef i m m l n g o u t . - - n u m m l r g u D t v l s u i a u
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_ F e e d t h e b p d y w e l l
Right food for the bngyss
more ixnportant than ght
Fuel for the engine.
G1°ape=Nuts
is a sde udfi c fo od c o nza i mng a ll
the mx tnmtnt o f wh e a t a n d ma lt
ed ba rle y G r a p e - N u t s d i g e s t s
ea si ly and qui c kly, builds to ward
1 \ = . 1 a > a n d s u e n g zh -a n d a
de lxghtful i n fla v o r a nd a i s pn Il e v y L u i s f o r
'S u c k M a n
~E s t o n i a W a d a l a d s
s -x mu um only wo boxes anlhtoule IM fed like | uw mm. nhu done me mpre :ma mn mythlu. me." vu-nee v. 0. nanvlr.|lhlonle 1|mu modem nmed:fa: mu iromnch. hlolunl- food Rpgugima xnmsuun.xx quickly mu InInd uma our the many nd ul' md ennblu thu nom-eh an dlnn unfood ununlly- 'run means mn ul:1 nun from pda and mmmxm ueyou nz me mn utrennh from mmeboxcons | u-In.you eu.mx Wy,run vnu: amumw mu-anno.
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LEE 'nas a RUBBER co.a l | | ' r . | - .
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Blair. Heb., July 2a,1s21.f _-'l`H}'iF1"5'3RPR1SE--
R A I L R O A D m m T A B L E
Chicago & North Western\' r u m E m .
12:13 1. m. Daily.4:35
8:-I5
2:54
7:25
2:00
6:55
8:30
9:25
12:5?
6.28
p. m. Daily.
Tn i n l W a t.
a. rn. Daily.
p1 m. Daily.
c.. S. l|.' M. a O.
'frlilml North.
a. rn. Daily except
P
p.
a.
n.
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p.
m. Uuly ¢x:ept
rn. Daily excrpt
m. Sunday cnly.
'hllins South.
rn. Daily except
rn.Daily except
rn. Daily.
Sum! 5°Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
341, for 339 Another way to add to that incomr;fmrn what in to sow Klnnd.Hr.
THE W E EK
Hens ____
Roosters _
Springs .._..
Eggs -..._.
Butter -....
Butterfat _
Wheat, No. 2 .
.Oats ___
Corn, white
Corn, ycllu\\.
Hogs __ . ;
LY 5| mxafrr REPORT
--21
gg
.26
.24
.25
.31
$1.02
.22 io .26
_33- ; _.39
_ _ . _ $1.00 to $1.25
!..oencl;er farm, four m~es no~ of Rod inth¢ mme held made only 23.
the c ity on the St.Paul State Aidlbi-ll!¥¢¥l~That is not an Meng; for
Clifton Vanity Corner solicits your
pntronagu.26-lt
Miss Helen Mueller spent Sunday
in Lincoln.
For Itenl-Two shaping rooms nt
2lL W. Washington street.2-if
Mrs. R. B. Miller visited her folks
lan \1|.c-ek at Hastings, Nebr.
Dang College Fall Term opens
d l ~ l h ~ v u e . ~ 5 and zrov~.»~1`w~= than Turkey ¥¢°d»Some of U14
ihe hm, manly of ,wg quamy. Two extra virtues of Kanred :re that it
yean up an offer of $220 wap mmie'5-"n m resistant,it is "VY h8l\|§
for he farm..li nr d to winter kill.matures amly.
..and outyielda other vlrieliel.
Canning Fac tor! I, 134,;A t I n d I{fuermann's place at
~_ = 5-,wr
complet~ will bo ~ great beneht to
the trafic.
For Sale:-A strictly modern home.
Clone in.New.City wtler elec-
tric lights.furnace.full basement.
Three and one-half acre:of land.
This ia a real bargain.For full par»
ticuinri inquire at The Enterprise
omce.1 4 u
Co¢nitey'a Starting Feed for sale
at the Rhoades Coal and Feed store.
..Carl B1-stt from up near Herman
was s pleasant caller at this ofliee
last Monday.
Golden West flour,mode at
Puritan mills, $2.25 per sack at The
Rhosides Coal and Fwd Store."
lat the Blair Home Balm' :lo y our
special baking when you have :om-
pany or are serving on refreshment
committees.!8tf
Frank Dodge-on has put lightning
rods on buildings all over the county
and in every instance he has given
satisfaction.
Mr. and hire. I. 0.Hopewell and
Mr. and M!s.*Lou Lotta attended the
funeral services of Col.Hanington
ln Teksmoh on Wednesday, July 20.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Camel and chil-
dren and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wul-
ters of Omaha were Sunday guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J ohnMoore.a
John Mckenzie of Logan.lows.
but formerly with The Enterprise.
was s pleasant visitor at this ofllce
Isst Saturday.John i s always s
welcome visitor around these dig-
d n n .
Messrs. Ilitehmnn, Henry Christen-
sen and George Morgan left Monday
evening by onto for the western pert
of the state.They left nt about five
p rn. and expected to reach Norfolk
that night.
The road from Blair to De Soto is
in anything but good shape ns the
mod grading ootht is keeping it
pretty well stirred up.But they
The effort: M farm buneaun to curb
the uctivities of solicitors and agents
have no! been entirely successful, ac-
Coors WITH G-A-5
FARM BURE AU NDTES
The next meeting of the Executivn
Bonn! will be held in the Farm Bu-
rnu omee nt the eourt house, Tue
day afternoon, August 2nd.
Mon detaiiod plans for the fight
on tuberculosis in this county wil! be
nude.There are n number of other
xery important matters to be brought
up and Pfeddcnt J enson is anxious
to loo all memhen present i! they
9-ouibly can.Farm Bureau memben
'nw Rhoades Con! and Fed sum
does grinding.
had pun:hauled a ~.Thepticegn! 81055.
housrnpnyer gathering in the dol~
la m He sprayed at so much a gal-
lon and lnatad of spraying he Hoodefl.
At one place he used twelve gallons
of mixture when one gallon should
have done the work.In aelditlon to
catering we walls,doom roasts.
coops and other equipment. he soaked
the hovers. and the fumes killed acorn
of eblelu.In : mi lle r p m o f th e
state a profeeaiow caller has been
plying his trade, charging 5 cents in
bird for thou c ulled and selling a
culling a n als for $l0{Eighteen
nf these aeereta were sold in one
f cunty..Another agent did a thriv-
ing business Ielllng a patent 10019. by
the foot.One farm bureau ia wag-
ing active campaign aguinat a eer-
tan book agent At one meeting
a I ICo l l e g e o f A g r i c u l t u r a .O n e o f t h e
p o u l t r y spec iali sts a u n t o u t b y t h e
~S u n b u r n e d N o s e
Q. 5 'Use plmzy of cooling
" .3 7lIen`I7zoIa1|7in
( P ~Hd: mgtly. guickly undA 'nnhaepiumlly
The only sensible, sanitary
method.Cheaper than any
other way.
BLAIR GAS COMPANY
BLAIR,NEBRASKA
..|.1 n |~1 ...
hem attend Board meetings and Jail -S 1,500.00make suggestions nh to the adrnlnla-'Poor and Poor farm 4,000.00
tration of Farm Bureau business.Deputy aseasora 3,500.00
Outbreaks of hog choiena in Ft. Olhcere lariea -13,000.00
Callioun and Lincoln lmvnships m.akeCm.lnty Surveyor 1,000.00
it advisable for every hog man to Road:25,000.00watchhis hard cindy .vueinaasonfnridw 40,000.00
nl. the very fini sign of sickness will Skz. Fund S. C. & P. R. R.save more hop and east lens money.,Bonds 10,000.00
Everyone is busy but it in time to Int.. on S. C. ll P H. R.plan ahead to the days alter thresh-2 Bonds 500.00
ing.Even then there are a lot of Int. on 0. 1 N. W. R.. R.
farmers who know that the aooner Bonds 3,000.00they get their fell plowing; done thelilrimlnal and Cidal cues 34000.00
better wiki be their chances for alr\-rldentals 20,000.00
good erop of wheat.It is well to re». Soldlefl Relief 500.00
member that the Hessian Fly cnusedjitch 3,000.00
tens ol' thousands of dollars Ions to Repair Public Buildings 1,000.00
Wuhinflon county farmers this year Hol}|er'a Pensions 2,500.00
und that the way to avoid it is to Agricultural and Stoc k Show
plow early,keep volunteer wheat Aasoeiation 1,100.00
killed and plant after September 25 Mary C. Dehel
Hany farmers are plunninpr on f o l i 23»4t Cmmlg Clerk.
| .if'eL er l en 'a ,F t .C a l h o u n ;a t m d p
K u h i f a p h o t o s w i !!p l u m e y o u .
'ifis iz t h e V a n i t y C o r n e r a t t h o
C i i f t o n H o t e l .2 6 - I t
C h i c k fo o d f o r s i l o a t t h e R h o n d c s
Ch n l : nd F e e d s t o m p .
Je ss R y a n o i n e a r H e r m a n w a - a n
bu si ne ss vi s i t o r a g t h e c o u n i y s e a !
Iu s i S a t u r d a y .*'~
Th e e xg e ns o s c on n ec te d w i th an co l
l e g e e d u c a t i o n c a n b e c u t b y a t t e n d
i n g D a n n C o l l e g e .2 4 - t f
M r s .Il d n a N o b l e a m i d a u g h t e r s .
'o n e a n d E l i z a b e t h , a r e vi s i t i n g r o l a -
t l ve s i n G m q h a t h i s w e e k .
G o l d e n W e s t H o u r .mad-o a t
u r i t a n m i l l s , $ 2 . 2 5 p e r s a c k a t T h e
|
...t i l l m a h t h i s p r o fi t . .
Mcnglay afternoon at 1:00 p. m. a
Herman were Sunday guests at gh,Puritan mills, $2.25 per sack at Tho
Earnest Dixon homo.Rhoades Coll and Feed Store.
Golden West llour,madn at Lnxoin Rhomiea is \isiting this
Puritan mills gg-15 per sack at The \.f;¢k at the M. !\cr:ron home nouth
'"r nlRhoades cm and P Sturt.1°slr.
E M nu.I1 hAirs.Wmc Carter und dlllxlltlfa this ~k ;;.=»°~ ian 1;ff,lésls
.oe r eous ns, . rs.o monMaryFrancis;are \sifting at the g 1,Jonas Bnrclmm home this week.'um 1 name of Omaha.
Henry Meiorhenry of the NHT ¢ils»
I e II Thths1: S d s M Cn me r on 'tm was a p e a u n fra or at e° = " >°='u n a )r :~.im 1 m a -1 .is looking well for A man of his nge.ntcrpr ollige nat nes al"
S u B nd rtlsi 5 n d ,One gallon of watorzlasl will make
.ron are ' °'gf n el vnough solution to preserve Mig orusue of The Enterpnfw: in are ul lrixly dozen f arm.say;the s a w
John Cameron of Herman wal in
IMra.Mary Jonson returned ro-
er.~nt|;, from Iowa wlrere sho has been
sisitinpg sevenl weeks with friends.
Mrs.C.E.Fraser and daughter
Vqra of St. Louis are visiting at tho
homo of their cousin, John Moore and
wife.
Potronlzo home institution by boy-
ing your bread of the Blair Home
Bakery.Nico line o i other bakery
goods, slot.asa
For Solo--One of the best tocated
homes on Grant Street.Persons in-
cbming the public to investixate their
bargains.
There ara some new thinn in bak-
ery goods at the Blair Home Bakery
under the new management. Come in
and try them.ISR
ll' you can get y our college work
at Dana College. why go away to get
it .Pay us 3 visit and'let us sec
what c-ln be done.24-ti
From all over the county comes the
Tho Enterprise ofllce.' I tf
The Rhoadea Coal and Feed store
unionded I. car of Frlmk2in county
coal last week and this week a car of
that fnmous Cameo coal.
Gilbert Seeley, nn old time Binir
boy. was in the city last Saturday.
He is in the employ of the Baker Ice
Mnhine Co. and was here on bmsi-
ness.
Mr. and Hrs. I. O. Hopewell had
his own grub, after which there will
be an enterudnment.The program is
za secret.
Tuesday st 9:00 a. m. at Otto Lang-
horafs, Funtanelle, unless something
happens.In the afternoon at 4:00
everyone in invited to the County
Fair grounds at Ariingion.After
.l n |..
tal. more buildings &c.
Mrs.Ros: Beet: is nt present at
the jiilir hospital recoverin2: from ¢threatened attack of typhoid fewr.
Both Mrs. Beet: and little daunhtrr
Dorothy Dale had symptoms of ty-
phoid and Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Cham-
bers are curing for their little grand-
daughter and giving her gs.ery nttcn-
tion in order that she may quickly
Abe Ray man of Teksmnh.Master
"Bobbie" Hopewell accompanied them
h o m e f o r n s h o r t v a c a t i o n ./ n t
" \Mr.D. Garrison, of the Gsmson
clothing store, returned Sunday from
western Kansa!where he went to
see about threshing his wheat.llc
reports that wheat in that section is
light this year.
Hurry Plots. of Clay Center, Nob..
came in lost Friday to visit his mother
and sister and brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Chrlstensent Harry is s Blair
product but left here :mine years ago.
He ls now County Treasurer of Clay
county.
The trial of Cianr hothrop vs the
City in which n nestrsinlng order was
asked restraining the city from par-
ing Clark 0'Hnnlon for his services
ns special city attorney in the rail
road case now pending was decided
in fsvor of the city and Mr.
0'llnnlon's services sre retained.
The northern sky wss wonderfully
illuminated Inst Tuesday evening
making one think of the aurora
borealis or some other phenomenom
Upon investigation town folks found
that some ol' the farmers north of
town were trying to :ret their strawstnelcs burned before the mln, hence
the red glow
The many friends of Mn. Freeman
Tuc ker will regret to lesm that she
is very poorly nt this writing.They
received a telephone coll turt night
from Omaha at ten o'clock from their
daughter, Miss Opal 'hh:ker who had
just arrived from St. Joe, Mo., from
a two week's visit wit hher uncle and
aunt.
Miss Dorothy iiovlc h of Fremont
took part in the violin recital given
by J . W Swlharl.'s pupits lost Mom
day evenlng.Miss IEnrich is n very
promlslng violinist being only thir-
toi-n years of nge and handles hor
instrument with much ease and con~
lidenee.She has been s pupil of
Prof. Swihart for four and one half
y e a r n . .\
D E .||| u n :.
lightning.Better talk to Elrnnk
Dudgcon about' those lightning rode.
Mins Warner of the Crowell Home
is enjoying n visit from her nieee,
Mrs.Grunko of Elgin.Neb.M i n
Warner is ill at present and the visit
in doing her much good.
John Rodgers returned from Ho.
Valley Tuesday afternoon where he
was called by the sudden illnua of hi:
daqrhter and son-in-luv,Hr.end
Mrs. w. W. Foote.He left them feel-
ing some what better.
For Sale-A fine seven room reli-
denee In the best residence portion off
Grant strett..House modern in ever;
way and in excelient repair.Good
nr!-me.Priced-9-£0 sell quick.In
quire at The Enterprise omce.84?
No one doubts the efficacy of the
lightning rod.It has saved property
time out of mind.Better rod that
building now.its ehnper than to
wait.'till the lightning etrikes lt.
I'rank I:'odgeon of Blair can do the
job for you.See him at onoe.
Members of the summer school and
their Instruc tor, Min Fly rne Dixon,
pientoed west of town l|.|t Friday
evening and of oourse had n most
pleasant outing.Summer school will
be over the Hrst week tn August
much to the joy ot the pupils and
insmlctor.~
Several gentlemen from Iowa com-
posing |.committee of lletllodirts
were in Blair Inst week to confer with
Ioenl Methodist: over the ldvisiblllty
of uniting the Nebraska and Iowl.
conference; and placing their members
in the Crowe!!Home here.Should
..¢|1m u l e d u r i n g t h e p a s t y e a r .T h e
fa r m e r vr h n h i s n o t m a d e a n y p r o -
z r w . l i k e t h e b u s i n e s s m a n w h o h a s
no t ,i s s t a n d i n g sl i l l .N e a r l y e ve r y -
o n e w i l l a t t e n d t h e F a i r .It i s l i t t l e
I}
4
list since last week.a
Those wanting Knnmd should call
the County Agenfa office nt mme so
that lhiprnentl can be srranged ful
in c ue there is not enough ln th»
county to "PW the demand.
well ms any diseases to be diwcussell,
there will ba a picnic supper.The
mysterious program will rrguin be
given.We can hint oniy that it wil!
he mighty good.
Everyone In urged to prepare for|
the County Fair.It wi!! be one of
the but In the state if folks co-oper-
ate.Washington county is the best
county in the nate and ought to let
people know it.One of the best ways
is through the County Fair.Besides
.'~[xwvo ofrnen worked outthooostoi
Grand lainkl. Rah.. July 2 .--The
Grand hlnnd Canning factory In 3
victim of tho reconstruction period
and will not put up tho thounmdsl of
caan of canned com usullly prewrvrd
in the fall of the year.No c on-
mm with growen were made owing
a Hold of wheat from harms depre
ciation to Inletost on the land.It
cog. $3 50 to nine one acre of wwt.
If y ou want bo break even on tho
premnt market you will need ll.
wither incronsc your yield or out your
cost of production.Konrad will help
!o the low pdces offered by tho whole-inolve the problem.The re in o wo
salon and the still oomparolI\'cI5.nctlve demlnd for Kanred seed so.fi
hkher c an of other mltorials and
lnbor.
_ -- - I - - -
local growers will soon be sold out.
Prod J ungbluth and Henry Gran of
Wuhington have been added to th¢~
|| Weather Predlctlonsz ~
N Bright and fair until Sept=~
ember first, to be followed by
1 a l o n g , C O L D w i n t e r ,p
s -I
||ARE You PREPARED?~
ll Rhoades Coal & Feed Store.~
1 n
..' = : = 1 , - s z :
6 day of January, 3921, the foilnw
ing estimate of the. n.¢c¢asary.,pm-
pense of Wuhinzton County.Ne-
bnalu dudng the ensuing year com-
menclng on the Blh day of January.
1921,including the amounts neces-
u r y to meet outstanding indebted-
ness an evidenced by the Bonds.
Coupons or #run:nts Iegally issued.
which estimate was entered at lmgc
upon their records md ordered pub-
lilhed four successive weeks before
the levy for that year. in The Enter-
o f C o u n t y Co m m i s s i o n e r s o f W a s h
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES
34-5 pramlse to be fairly well attend
¢d.1:is time so atop the hem;
leases mused by these Httie penis
One lldy lost 300 chickens this llldna.
besides ell the grain they get.Talk
about philanthropy.
Remember the poultry culling dem
onetntlens August 8~9-10.Theboa:der hen is as big n thief fiom the
g r u m r y u the rat.It coats from
;1.so to $2.00 per year to keep n fxrm
hen.Uo years make you money?
2'mk Bilhr has the figures on a
Hack of 260 Single Comb White Lex
horns I n t year.Total income for
m m and rnnrket roozten and curl
hens 'ru $1,081.00 $85600 was for
eggs.)Expense Q!flock $400.00
Net proht $88l.00 besides eggs and
chickens sued at home.Is there any
other brgnch of farming tint show
auch a great pmht?At a time w!1e|\
the avenge man is inning money on
~s`
I e
C l e r k .0 .
his 160 acres ol mon a few hrns o n n a n n a n h o n n o n n e n n e n n e n n o n n e n n a a
mam smlirs-- ocaland liersonal
Ruhn'a Photos will please you.Huhn'| Photos will please you.
Lawn Grass S..nl at Aye Bros.Blair Chautauqua August 2530..Seed House.15-tl 1 Irank Jenkins was a Kennagd busl-l
The I'red Ray family lpent 1151:lean visitor on Wednesday.|
Sunday l l\rug'f. park.Mins Beulah Roberts visited lab!
Mins Norma Gritllth spent lasl; wget week at the Ben Bunn home.1
at the llowand Hain home.Puritan Pancake Flour,the ,p
0.C. Thompson of Grand lsl\nd| 0\r'r, 35cents per mek at
wmr a Blair visitor yesterday.The Rholdes Coal and I'ved Stare
Hr. and Mrs. J S, Conety |=p¢nt Rcport cornea that M m Arihurl a s t S u n d a y n t t h e h o m e o f P :J .l l i x o n i s v e r y i l l a t a h o s p i t a l i n b o 1
F l y n n o f 0 l I l l l l H A n ; ; e l e s , .C | | " f 0 | m i l e
l
the plan of every family storing eggs
for winlxr uso.The solution ls rrade
up of one pan waterglus to nine
parts water.Boil the water and al-
low it io cool before igiding the
wntrrglaas.The container should be
either eanhenurare or wooden pails,
am!should have covers.Storage
should be in o cool and well venti-
lated pllct \
s
ACCOUNT
. . |s . .
SOLICITED
er ~'ns defendant.
I will at 1 :frlnck P. Isl. on Saturdly
l ! . . .. . . .L E G A L N O T I C E
s u s a n - ' F S A L E
U a n i e l L . J o h m t o n , A t t o r n e y
B y vi r t u e o f a n o r d z r o f s a l e i s s u r d
o u t o N . h e D i x t r i c t c o u n o i D u u g l u
c o u n t y ,N e b r a s k a .a n d i n pu r s u a n c e
o f u d e c r e e o f s a i d c o u r t l n In a c t i o n
t h e r e i n p e n d i n g w h e r e i n B a n k o f
..
I ': |
Bon County Herald
Won!from Supl..and Mrs.Rei-
mund who have been "seeing the east"
and the "rnyrieds of Jews" Mi the
English language seems to be the
foreign torgue.They are now in
New York City where both are nt-
tending Columbia University.Patrons of the Tekmm post ->m&
are pleased ov.ert.l1e fact that rhefurv
in all probabilities to have n new an`rl
modern post olllce.Bids were asked
for this week and notice of the nme
has been pqted in the lobby of the
present building.The present quar
ters are fer too small for both tho
the public u irell on curing for the
mail. and the new building whe:mer
it may be located will be greatly np
preeiatod.The Ieue upon the present
quertera expire! in J anuary of next
year.
,I
Herman RecordMrs. D. E. Kepler, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J.H.Cameron, who was
very seriously hun in an automobile
accident several months rum and who
had been at the home ol her parents
dnce leaving the hospital,has re~
turned to hor home ot Broken Bow
and is reported qteldlly improving.
Ft. Calhoun Chronicle
County Agent Olson came down
from Blair last Thursday evening and
with Claus Mehnena went out to the
Huber farm, where the boys' pig club
of six members was organized.The
name the "United Six" was adopted
as the title of the Club.Yesterday
Hr. Olson and Mr. Jones, state lender
of the pig clubs, met with the :dx
members nt the Scott Allen farm and
The Farmers State Bank
Blair, Nebraska.
This Bank has the facilities, the ex-
perience and the knowledge of the
local conditions to render you the
most efficient assistance.
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m g t pay your expenses
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p e r t s c a n d o w i t h f i n e T u r k i s h
a n d Do m e st i c to ba c co ;w h e n
s o oI W A S h g m f l a n s .
\0 I ¢ o l I. h : » E l u a r é .
m o P u _f- In gh $11.
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n u r r r n g ' P E v r u b u d .
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Arm Ar1's_n P wh1\0.I CRAPHZED \:p wales.
AND ~~; éf 2 mum.
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a f t e r t h e m e e t i n g a l l w e n t d o w n t o ' S a t u r d a y . "H a y h e g f o i r u p fa n h t
t h e D . C . L o n e : g o n f a r m a n d l o o k e d a : r u t b i g p a r k e r ,vi m m u c h d h
o ve r t h e fa.mo1..u $30 ,0 00 D e f e n d e r m e a t a n d m g n y h a m s , i l t h e w i s h I
a n d o t h e r p a r k e r b l u e b i o o d s .a l a r g s c i r c l e o f i r i e n d s .
H o o p e r S e n t i n e l I i r n n l r l l N e w s
T h e " l i ve m y ' g l ve n a w a y b y t h e J n .H .Ja n s e n p u n h u l d a n n
H a z e l M c o w ¢ n S t o c k C o . o n t h e c l o s -D o d g e a r l a s t w e e k a n d w e u n d e r -
i n s n i g h t o f t h e i r w e e k ' a e n g n g e n i c n t S i m!h i m a n d h i s w i fe ,¢ , u ¢ 1 ¢ , ¢ ,
w a s w o n b y M r . a n d M m W . P . M i l -n a u x d m l R d g n d d a r e v h r n h t
Ie r . a n d w e p m s l i c t u m . t h e l i t t l e fe l -o n l e a vi n g n e x t w e e k fo r a n e x t n m d dl o w w i l l h a ve o n e o f t h e b e n h o m e a | \ 'i s i t t h r o u g h t h e Y e l l u w l t o m N n t l o n -
eve r fo un d b y an o r p h an , a s hi s fo s te r ; a l P a r k a n d o t h e r p l l c e l o f i n t e n d
p a r e n t s 'a l l l s p a r e n o p a i n s t o r a i s e l i n t h e w e s t .T h e y w i n a l s o y i a i t t l
h i m i n t h e w a y h e s h o u l d l o .In | C a . i l fo r n i a ,m a k i n g t h e t r i p hz t b d t
m e m o r y o f t h e d a r o n w l | i c h h e c a m e D o d g e .W e w i s h t h e m a n f s m l
Pa n P o w
HE ENTERPRISE
t h e d i l h r e n t f u n d s t o p a y n a m e .
F a r . G r . & L b r . C o . ( l u m h e r ) $82.75
F a r . G r . & L b r . C o . ( l u m b e r )134.60
Bea uty C unt . C o.( r e p d r :
b r i d g e ).fu £97.33
B c i t y C o n t . C o . i m p a i r s
b r i d g e )60.20
B e t t y C o m . C o . ( b r i d g e N a .
u a :2,795.90
B u t ; C o n t . C o .( r e p a i r
b d d g o i 403.30
F u r m a n U n i o n C o . ( l u m b e r
a n d n p d n }31.00
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Coors WITH G-A-5
om: A. ~04928.Pubihber
The effort: M farm buneaun to curb
the uctivities of solicitors and agents
have no! been entirely successful, ac-
cording £0 extension workers of the
College of Agricultura.One of the
poultry specialists aunt out by the
The only sensible, sanitary
method.Cheaper than any
other way.
BLAIR GAS COMPANY
BLAIR,NEBRASKA
Tb present tax levy for the city ¢
66 mills as qainnt 43 mills f|r Lf.
~r.We me pncticing Cf9.u.l).
'it.
IBSUBD nvzzv THURSDAY
FARM BURE AU NDTES
The next meeting of the Executivn
Bonn! will be held in the Farm Bu-
rnu omee nt the eourt house, Tue
day afternoon, August 2nd.
Mon detaiiod plans for the fight
on tuberculosis in this county wil! be
nude.There are n number of other
xery important matters to be brought
up and Pfeddcnt J enson is anxious
to loo all memhen present i! they
9-ouibly can.Farm Bureau memben
'nw Rhoades Con! and Fed sum
does grinding.
had pun:hauled a ~.Thepticegn! 81055.
housrnpnyer gathering in the dol~
la m He sprayed at so much a gal-
lon and lnatad of spraying he Hoodefl.
At one place he used twelve gallons
of mixture when one gallon should
have done the work.In aelditlon to
catering we walls,doom roasts.
coops and other equipment. he soaked
the hovers. and the fumes killed acorn
of eblelu.In : mi lle r p m o f th e
state a profeeaiow caller has been
plying his trade, charging 5 cents in
bird for thou c ulled and selling a
culling a n als for $l0{Eighteen
nf these aeereta were sold in one
f cunty..Another agent did a thriv-
ing business Ielllng a patent 10019. by
the foot.One farm bureau ia wag-
ing active campaign aguinat a eer-
tan book agent At one meeting
~ET Sunburned Nose
'v- rlmr»f-wwo1 , »'7 IIe n 1 Z` 5 l' i % n
4 5 5 ¢ 'Hush gently, gvkklr nd
A unha phully
:as New ~l G¢i`§'a`|i¢¢¢'
on 'liunday
Lincoln, July ~6.-Nehnahm must
| :in obeying 185 1mr law: Thurs-
y, July as.
These an Inn puaed by xhe last
egislalure which did not bear the
mergeney clause md which, :ecard-
nl w arguement. are to go into ef-
ui s m um d m.
There 'arena 2 w w of a m law:
»-and 120 bon ad emergency
lame which undo them effective Im-
~iltzly.'I\ln were vetoed by
|crnor nexium.Rdarmdam pq-
tiona have been Med with the secre-
nf of :tain holding 'up four.The
om: llrwlv b ill, the F on C ro ok
u n d appropriation :nd the Smith
band bill an bald up by court nu-
~n.
D ! ~ F a r m e r
San in Asking for New bonu
Some af the pnobiema now facing
armen w i n outlinocl by an Iowa
»~. In attempting' to rxmain to I
ken' xt Iiubuque, just why it was
- surf to :revive u io.an to tide
rn over n lean period."BEL"llld the bunker, "I d0.l!|'!
ndentlnd why you abollld sr.ln£\t.o
~mn money when you hq ve k m
~ipped your crop.'What did you
with the money!"
"De du¢k|got it,"replied the
armer."What do you mann by de ducks?"
"W dI;"explained NN f\rn1er. "I
lpp ed th oc ar toma rk atln dwid tt
of 52 cents a bushel.~11,¢»y 'de-
uck' freight. ilu! left 31 cents; 'de'
tack' 1 cent commission, which Mt
\|cents;'dedlxk' elevator chlnref.
at left 21. cents; 'dodmu:k' honking,
hlt le!! 15 cents; 'deduc k' hmilng,
t left 5 oe-nts; 'doducif the hind
's wages from that and you gre
darn sight better fumer ibm I nm
f y ou c ln Iind anything l e f t " -
i |Bee.
nu Par Your ,
tha! is anxious to hear from everylalion in said county, w~ich estinkate
member.They are gh d to havewas in words and figuns as follows:
them attend Board meetings and Jail -S 1,500.00make suggestions si to the admlnls-'Poor and Poor farrntration of Farm Bureau business.'Deputy asessors
Outbreaks of hog choiena in ?L| 0lhcera lation
Callioun and Lincoln lmvnships m.ake'County Surveyoritadvisablefor every hog man io|Roada
latc h his hard do y.Vaccination Bridges
4,000.000,000.0013,000.001,000.0020,000.0040,000.00nl. the very fini sign of sickness will Skz. Fund S. C. & P. R. R.save more hop and cost less money.,Honda
'Everyone is busy but it is time to Int. on S. C. ll P H. R.plan ahead to the days alter thresh-2 Bonds
ing.Even then than are a lot of Int. on 0. 1 N. W. R.. R.
farmers who know that the aooncri Bonds
they get their fall plowing; done the Criminal and Cidal eases
better wi!!be their chances for alrucidentals?s°10s¢r'»Relief
Ditch
good crop of wheat.It ia well to re-
mernber that the Helsian Fly cooled
tens ol thousands of dollars loss to
Washinflon county farnnera ihls year
and that the way to avoid it is to
plow early,keep volunteer wheat
10,000.00
000.00
3,000.00
3,000.00
20,000.00
500.00
3,000.00
Repair Public Buildings 1900.00
Hol}|ar's Pensions 2,500.00
Agricultural and Stock Show
Association 1 100.00
killed and plant after September 20 Mary C. Debel.
Hany farmers are planning on f o l i 23»4t County Clerk.
l mnasz omrus'P n o c s z n ma s
County Commiasionen' Room,
Blair, Nob., July 25, 1921.
The County Board of Eqwiudon
pursuant to ndjournnsont taken
oly ll. 1921-Pruent, J. F. White,
H.C.Blaco and Henry Tmhlson,
County Commisdoolrs,and R.H.
Rumusoen.County Assessor and
Mary C. Debel. County Clerk.
The minutes of the lui meeting
were road ind approved.
Then being no bwnna tho Board
adjourned until August 8, 1921.
Mary C. Lhhel,
County Clerk.
County Cornmiulonen Room,
Blair, Nab., Juiy 25. 1921.
The Bonn! of County Commlwoo-nn
met pursuant to ndjoumment token
J uly 1 1, mr.Present J. F. White.
H. C. Blaoo and Henry Truhlnn.
The mln utu of tha lui mef ti n
were reid and approved.
On motion duly mode and csrri
the following borlls were allowed:
s.H.Laekoum.Justine of t
Pure, Arlington.
I. C. Eiler. Special County Judge.
After a careful examination of
following bills, it v u moved nn
seconded the following claims ~
allowed and the County Clerk 1
Entered as uwndwzlus matter ng
the poaoffkn n Bidr. Heh.. under
Act af tlongreu of March 8, ms.
0
had for whic h nm W u gffq¢¢||10-#ins this program this year.
341, for 339 Another way to add to that income
;frorn wheat in to sow Klnred.Hr.
Gund Islnnd, mb., J uly 26-:mu.J °hn Biff" of Arllngion reports hi
eatin( 51, degree M deflation in laK]Hurd u thrashing out better than
nloal, the partition nie of h, Fmrllas lnubeln to the acre when Turkey
Lucncher fB|f|\| four miles north of Nw in the same llelml made only 25.
the c ity on the St.Paul Slate Aidlbualrels.That is not an average for
highway. brooghi only mo an un,;¢h'@ whole county, however, u IBO:2
though ;1¢ 240 acres are well improv~]°f them avenged 4 bushels more per
d. ~ house. urn' and zfU\'¢| » and ll»lLl43 alll Turkey ~s0fll¢ U! ilu
ihe hm, rnosly of ,wg quality. Two extra virtues of Konrad Ire that it
for he farm.'b ir d £0 winter kill,matures early.
..lml outyielda other vlrieliel.Canning Fac tor! I, 134,5 A t I n d l{euermann'e place ol
.Blump vgkgim Arllnfton lost "l"l1ur|day night n
.'[novo of men worked out the cost of
Grand Illlrkl. N25. J uly 2 .--The.
Grand hlnnd Canning factory In a
victim of the reconstruction period
and will not put up the thoonmda of
cues of canned corn osullly prewrved
in the fall of the year.No c on-
mcu irlllm growen were made owing
a Held of wheat from harneu depre
ciation to mu-rm on the land.It
cog. $3 50 to nine one acre of wwl.
If y ou want bo break even on the
present mnrkcl.you will need ll.
either increase your yield or out your
eosl, of production.Konrad will help
io the low pdces olfeml by tho whole-inolve the problem.The re in o wo
salem and the still oomparalI\'oI5: nctlve demlnd for Kannd seed owl
hkher c an of other mlterlals and local growers will soon be sold out.
lebor.Fred Jungbluth and Henry Gnu of
Wuhlngton hive been added to tho
list since last week.a
Those wanting Knnmd should call
the County Agenfa office nt mme so
that lhiprnentl can be srranged ful
in c ue there is not enough ln th»
county to "PW the demand.
*.
6 day of January, 3921, the foilnw
ing estimate of the. n.¢c¢asary.,pm-
pense of Wuhinzton County.Ne-
bnalu dudng the ensuing year com-
menclng on the Blh day of January.
1921,including the amounts neces-
u r y to meet outstanding indebted-
ness an evidenced by the Bonds.
Coupons or #run:nts Iegally issued.
which estimate was entered at lmgc
upon their records md ordered pub-
lilhed four successive weeks before
the levy for that year. in The Enter-
prise. a newspaper of general circu-
lation in said county, which eatinkate
o f C o u n t y Co m m i s s i o n e r s o f W a s h
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES
34-5 pramlse to be fairly well attend
¢d.1:is time so atop the hem;
leases mused by these Httie penis
One lldy lost 300 chickens this llldna.
besides ell the grain they get.Talk
about philanthropy.
Remember the poultry culling dem
onetntlens August 8~9-10.Theboa:der hen is as big n thief fiom the
g r u m r y u the rat.It coats from
;1.so to $2.00 per year to keep n fxrm
hen.Uo years make you money?
2'mk Bilhr has the figures on a
Hack of 260 Single Comb White Lex
horns I n t year.Total income for
m m and rnnrket roozten and curl
hens 'ru $1,081.00 $85600 was for
eggs.)Expense Q!flock $400.00
Net proht $88l.00 besides eggs and
chickens sued at home.Is there any
other brgnch of farming tint show
auch a great pmht?At a time w!1e|\
the avenge man is inning money on
to Lhezm he hu bein named "Billy¥plca;ant journey
J
ANNOUNCEMEN'l`!~ I \\
e...\.f;¢k a t t h e M .!\ e r : r o n h o m o n o u t h
o f B l a i r .
Mr s . 5 1 . Zve n n o n h a s a n h e r g u e s t s
th is w e e k he r c o u s i n s ,Mr s . Jo h n ; - o n
a n d d a u g h t e r s o f O m a h a .
H e n r y M e i e r h e n r y o f t h e N H T ¢ 'l l s »
trick w a s a pl e a s a n t ca l l e r a t T h e
IEnterprise olllge lost Wednesday.
O n e g a l l o n o f w a t o r z l a s l w i l l m a k e
vn o u g h so l u t i o n t o p r e s e r ve i l f l y o r
#i x l y d o z e n ezz vl.sa y s t h e s a w
l o l l c g e o f A g d c u l t u r e . w h i c h f| . \ o n 1
t h e p l a n o f e ve r y f a m i l y s t o r i n g e g g s
fo r w i n l x r u s o .Th e s o l u t i o n l s r r a d e
u p o f o n e p a n w a t e r g l u s t o n i n e
p a r t s w a t e r .B o i l t h e w a t e r a n d a l -
l o w i t i o co ol b e f o r e i g i d i n g t h o
wn te r gl a as .Th e c o n t a i n e r s h o u l d b e
e i t h e r e a n h e n w a r e o r w o o d e n pa il s,
a n d sh o u l d h a ve e m e r e .S t o r a g e
sh o u l d b e i n o e o o l a n d w e l l ve n t i -
l a t e d p l l c t
u
I have taken over the office and equipment
of Dr. Raymond Reid and will be found at
hig old placeof business over the Blair
Racket Store where I will be pleased'to re
ceive any or all of his old patrons and
others who wish any work~ done in the
dental line.Oflice to be open on and
after Thursday, August 4th, 1921.
Wm. F. Gilmore, D. D. S.
and the "rnyriads of Jews" Mi the
English language seems to be the
foreign torgue.They are now in
New York City where both are nt-
tending Columbia University.Patrons of the Tekmm post -.mo
are pleased ov.ert.l1e fact that rhefurv
in all probabilities to have n new an`rl
modern post olllce.Bids were asked
for this week and notice of the same
has been pqted in the lobby of the
present building.The present quar
ters are far too small for both tho
the public an irell aa curing for the
mail. and the new building whe:mer
it may be located will be greatly np
precialod.The Iease upon the present
quarlora expires in January of next
year.Herman Record
Mrs. D. E. Kepler, daughter of Mr.
and Hrs. J .H.Cameron, who was
very seriously hun in an automobile
arcident several months rum and who
had been at the home ol her parents
dnce leaving the hospital,has re~
turned to hor home ot Broken Bow
and is reported steadily improving.
FI. Calhoun Chronicle
County Agent Olson came down
from Blair last Thorsdsy evening and
with Claus Mr-buena went out to the
Huber farm, where the boys' pig club
of six members was organized.The
name ihe "United Six" was adopted
as the title of the Club.Yesterday
I
We
M - 1..l
Are Now Selling
Our Drugs, Patents, Periumee,
Face Powders. Toilet 'Waters
and Lotions atfpriuee thatwill
fit. your pocket,-book.Give us
a trial and be convinced.
o f th e pig clubs, met with the :dx
members at ihe Smit Allen farm and
I ; |
Bun County Heraid
Word from Supt.and Mrs.Rei
,I
Try a Dish of that Delicious Ice Cream
we are serving these hot days.
IilA||! mmnmncv
Prescriptions a specialty.
l¢.........LEGAL NOTICE
susan-'F SALE
Uanicl L. Johmton, AttorneyBy virtue of an ordzr of sole issued
out ob-the District c oun ot Douglas
county, Nebraska. and in pursuance
of u decree of said court ln an action
therein pending wherein Bank of
Benson was plaintiff and H. G. Stein-
cr was defendant.
I will at 1 o'cioci: P. Isl. on Saturday
the 13th day of August. 1921. at the
north front :Ioor of the Washington
county court house in tha city of
~lair, '\\'aahinlrton county, Nebraska,
gel! at public auction to the highest
and best bidder for cash the follow-
ing described real estate. towrit:
'Dae Northwest quarter of the
Southwest quarter (N w.Bi of tho
S.W.58)of Section twenty-eight
(28) and the East ha!! of the South-
east quarter (E. 'A of the S. E. K)
of Section twenty-nine (29)all in
township Seventeen tl?) North Range
"I\\-'eive (Q2} cut of the Sixth Princi-
Pll Meridian,all in Washington
county, Nebraska, as surveyed. plat-
ted and ref:6`rde<l, to satisfy a judg-
ment in the above entitled case for
the sum of $3,iB0.5T,with interest
thereon from thc 14th day of March.
1921. as fotlowaz on $2.l2|.34at 7'Ti ;
on $343.13 at 394: on 3215.50 nt met.
and $47.50 costs of said action and
all accruing costa, all as provided by
aaiml order and ¢ft'£!¢'¢'
Dated nt.Zliair.this 80th day of
June, t92t.
Maurice Hehrena.
*as
fe
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STOP!LOoK!
LISTEN!
By special arrangement with the
n u u m c n D YT R R P P p n
am in a position to name the following,@venir}:.Miss Marg1.1erl!»e ;|¢c"Fni-
panled her home for a few days \[ul.
Miss Nouns Anapurh is visiting at
her old home at Brainerd, Nell.. this
week.
The marriage of Kenneth R. llich-
ter, youngest son of Mr. Ott Richter
of this city to Him: Louella Patricig
Loexmith of Winside, Heb., occurred
July 15th, at Ft. Calhoun, Rev. C. J.
Frank of that place performing the
ceremony.Kenneth was reared and
educated in Blair and he and his bride
are reeelving the congratulations of
Blair friends this week.
Won! receivezl recently at lhis of-
fice from Mrs. Lillie Hyde of Marsh
all, Wyoming, states that ihe family
are well m d happy and enjo;if=§western me ua ah. limit.'l"hey are
42 miles from the nearest railroad
but receive :neil regularly by truck.
M.present they are enjoying de
llrio mou nwn trout and we eer,,¢..?5 wish we. c ould take bnakiut
PRICESm o x !.30 x 3 Smooth Casing XX
$10.00
30 x 3% Non Skid Casing
$13.45~ Lbr. Co. {h\m>er}
Harm; Lbr. Co.. (lumber)
Nye Behmider Fowler Co.
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lac ks)§
Robinson's Tire)Ill Repair Shopnooxz
C r n z n z m s = 1 A 1 n B A N K ~
I HLAIR'NI'Zl!|h\SKA.
r v '
.- 2 :_ _ ' :§ .A BANK o r P ER S ONAL s s n v rc s - = ' -§ ~
3 an -C w n t y [smith them one of these fine mornings.Nebrlaks.2|-5t|
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a
Embroidery Plays Largs Part In
T h e ~ T h i n g
at the Right Time
By__M.ARY. M¢\_Rsx1n\.Lg. DUFFEE
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l1 1 . ~ \ ,- 1 .-=:
u \n r
l l h b l n n u vi l t l n a n o u n m a n l l n g
lhe shoulders,caught into ioonl nl
Um wulu, back and fl0ll!. and blur
Inz slightly below we um. dinppvarunderthehem.The trimming l l
lnadu up of jet and cut steei beldl. aulzlaaleuingeffvctmaklngnp l n l n t
mnlrilll lo tho dull anim me
gum ze._T p.-u wllh :hu dns: u or
u<tm\ion| and nt another, um a vera'
illrxfe number or woman recognize :hahc l that they fully look their but
In black.Jet embrolden tl seen n:wel deal ou thq black afternoon
u m m um y ur ,sometimes being em-llrulderul ulmkght on the drflh..or
humll ot bead trlmmlng mu' be used.
one d.I*e|.l la composed at blackcn-pe lwruette with a lun: bodlre,
nl rl sleeves and 1 skirt with fourdeep tucks.Two hands of DMG trim
e w n ds s ig n a n d I u v l n g o n l y s b vi l l
ul 1 | \ l h l n ] o f t h e d r e n p l u m .
Ot h e r s h a ve h e a d m u m :e m b r o i d
vI| . l 1 h er e a n d th e r e o n t h e a n n .T h e
twudn w w d a n a o h m t h e a l m a co l o r
a n t h e d a e u , s u c h u b r o n z e h e l d ! fo r
l» r u \ \ n u t l u o r c r vpe d o c h i n a . Je t !o r
hl u vk c h a r m e u w o r ge or ge tt e.a n d
n u c l o r l r l d e s o e u t b e n d s o n g n u .
T h r t h i n b l a c k dream fo r s u m m e r
um m m- r l l u m o f w h i c h w e n e ve r
w s - m t o t l n , f o r s e a s o n l fl a r s e a s o n
i t L i n d a Is s m y i n t o t h e w a r d r o b e o f
" w u s w o m e n .xu m od e ol e x pr e s si o n .
lm vr ever .r u l e :c o n l l d e n b l y fr o m
yq n r l u y o u r a nd t h i s m a y h e u n o r e a
w n fo r l u p e r e n n i a l y o u t h .An o t he r ,
u f w a n e .2 | l u s u l t a h l m y f o r m a n !
Decorating Dressoa
Colon Used to"I¢|u~h Garmant-Thin
s i n a N u m b ? "
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- |1 _ _
F l b r i u Th a t N e w R e n n e s M a n
G a u x y a n d B s r l b b o n u l M o g l l g o u
a n d L l n g c r i u .
Th os e g au zy . p in k s il k n lg h li ea . d ee -
o r a t e d w l l h a t l n y m s e b n d a n d h u m
l n g fr o m th e n h o n l d e n b y l l l k r i b
b o n a :»u\¢'t e dd \ es . "si l k a n d cfen -I
d u chlme comes c o v e n a n d m c h l i k o
butfhs. Thll attractive Roman dripld
oomblnatlan of hat Ind glrtlh, both of
fo r S u m m a r .
A s u r ve y o f t h e : h o p w i n d o w s ob -
u n e a a \\"l1|.er i n t h u C h r l s t l n n
51||.I1l..vJ M o n i t o r .r e ve a l :m a n y n e w
nm]l m e r n t l n g f u t u r e s o t t h u a f t e r -
" ° " '1 drsns,t h e m o s t no t a b l e b e i n g
|»<rlmps,t h e exz en sl ve use o f b e a d
\ l n I - r vl d e n g w h i c h p i u l | . ve r y l a r g e
vm i n t h e d e c o r a t i o n o f t h e d r e a m :
u l ' t h i s w u o n .S o m e o f t h e d w u u
h u n -tl m e a t i n b o d l w h e l d e m
l'=u1d\~n-d w h i l e n d e e p b a n d Il l i a d e c
o.§lxL1E.~
~nd Rose appear to be nf'zenenl root. the more'
uma of Rosalie being n;
Hon.A curious point u
su nslrrdrlmdlna ckrkvll
i n g re pl ac ed tn du y b r F r e n c h h a n d
mm l a a n d f!> m vn l l | ': a r t i c l es l n b l l i l i l .
l a w n s a n d mun lin x,nc c o r d l n g t o 1
fu h l o n r o r r o t p o n fl n n t .
" fh m e l o s s a s p e n d s e a r t l c i e l . " u i d
: h a w r i t e r . " u r s j u s t a s e x q u i s i t e a n d
da i n t y . n m! t h e n e x t b e l l t h i ng t n Im r -
l n ;m u n u t t o aha d i n .Th e e m -
b m l d n r u l i l n p n r t n t l o n n w i t h l a c e m u
a n d c l u n y | n ~ p a f t i r u l a r l y l l r e e t . g u d
a r e a p p e i l i u g m o r e a n d m o r e n o m e
A m e r i c a n ¢ | r I a s : h e b e c o m e : l e n a x -
tr a vag n u t In h e r t a s te s .
" T h e |:i rl w h o c h o n l l n fo r h m l o l !
J Omo
|H o s e u l b l .l i g n l fy l n z
N d I M ! ! ! a n d w h i l e ~
m l n In na t u r e ,g e t t h a i
t h e d e e p p l n k a n d t h e .
n a m e o r a n y o f l u d e I
ui d s u r r o u n d he r s e l f vr l l h g
If i l l s w o u l d 'x ln h th e
~h e r e w h ic h t he i r q u a !IH e r j e w e l i s t h a t r n r e 1
t h e n a m e Ro sa li e.u l
o f t h e n a m e R o s a l i e i s
lu g .1 :n m w a s g i ve n
-o t a t m n e l a n d I t : r u
~L Do m zn l e a r r a n g e d n
a t i o n : b r m e a n s o f t e n -
n s a t r l ng . Th e s e fo r m e d
or r o se g a rd e n . o r fre e l y
Il g h t s o t d e vo t i o n .T h a
n u d a y t o i t s e l f l n t h e
d u r a n d m a y po ml lh ly
t h e tr a ns a tl a nt i c S a i n t
3 w h i c h : u e r i s e t o R o -
Ia m l m i l l h e r Il o s e l a n de0%Ro se tt e.I n E n g
ln m n ne . s om e t im e s Ro s a -
s " b e a u t ifu l r o s e ." l - 'r o m
ll o s i n n a n d Ros ett a,A
u .|r o r n o t y o u a r e h o u n d
I e t i q u e t t e , i t y o u r w a d
0 n l l k r p ¢ 0 D l l 'l h o m e s
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t h e t o w n n f L y o n s i n t h e n e w C o m
m u n i t y p a r k .W o r k a n d m o n e y fo r
rm r n l m s t l o n i s h e l l a ;: l o n n l e d b y c i t
l z r n u o f t h e t o w n a n d fa n n vn .
W l l h a n vx p l na l o n l h l l l h o o k t h e
l a w n a n d t h i i l l vr t l l w i n d o w Il g h l s
fa r n bl o ck .m e nc y le l en e w e l d i n g
p l a n t o f t h e S l u m ti l r m r e a t A u r o r a
b l e w u p a n d fl u x S t a h l a n d O t h o A n -
de r s o n w h o w e n l n t h e r n c m w e r e
k n o c k e d d o w n .Th e p a r t i t i o n s o ! t h e
n r a z e w e r e d e m o i l s h c d .Th e d u m u ve
tol nl vd a bo ut $1 ,0 ll l..
The Funnen Union Cnnporngve
Again at Thruttto.
Ilorhealter.N.Y.-Chnrlw Hogan.70, also lnnuned Ilw uh! vagina. "MQ"
when it lnaulv its remnl run of 1l2.5inlirll nn hour on May i0, 1893. wn
agnln ut the zhrmlie of the famous
I'£n1|»In»Stalls# wlwu ll. IP!!hvre for
Galvnlot,'l»$»-Ytllow fn»¥n»r has
dewloped at 'Ialn;|iru. und all ship!
£l'0m um pon will be.dQ-tained sixdun after fumlgatlnn. Dr. QV. I. Fox,
unlslnnz surgeon ln rlmne uf ilw
I.'n\I|~d States qunrunlhae bureau here.
muounrrd.
Inu lllruelvnlnl 152' nurwfw'!ul upenlnl
of tha parlay.
I1 was atm authrvrlmllvvly llmt theUnlted Sintra !\r!|ll||~hl had notlhld
the lirltlnh |o\ernnu~r.t lnfunnnlly
through Ambassador 111:wry at mmmnthatItdoeua nm hellevf-Haut llwr i
ahoulml he any prvllrnmluary conferencein mm- Enzllah vnpltnl nor sum than
tlhlfki be any pmtponenlvnt of the date
uf the Washlnglan zllurmnmfnt and
plu|i'lv.ronferenre.Thin rommunlca-
tion. wut In rc-spouse lo various IRRgvntlnnl from landrm. is now balleud
no ha- In-fore the British government
and :ha domlnlan prmnlerl.An ln-uwsr In expected which will pave the
army to M: ngr&»nsrut un lhfne points.
Sn wma as ihflt quemons now ex-isting hnwwn (\uhln;:1un and Toklo
and London are cleme-I up. Secretaryllugheu in rxpecuni sn effect dummy
in lgnemfnt umrmg the powers on ldale !or the ogwnfng of the conferenve.
Ban Fnnrlaco. c»||r.--a...wu¢m.oon:indie potrr awamhltzht,tlzé most
pourrful in tbl world, whoso mrs mnbe ann for seventy lime :, hml hum rv
celvad at Suu F`nncmo, wlwrv I: will
be lmnnlleel on Hmm! 'Z'\\runI1\nIn. nz(he ontranre to the Gold:n Gntv.The
llphl is lea: fool lli¢_h, w-vlglus non;ly
three uma and 51124 siwly ch lens.
A man standing :vu mllvs m ahv-
llxht cuulfl rend |nu\1l|l&.|Wf. \T€'|lfool away he would be xlblfm llghl I
dur by mann of ll..A rllltrnk mmmlltre of San Fruuenwo ha amusing
for the warmlallxizl, wluuh wil! ahuot
ill 111| out ncmla lI|- i'a¢lI\|:' oreunand give dw lint lndlwtlcua so Iumm»
In; ltelmshipl that Innri la near.w.D. A.. Hymn, the Iilumnmninx engineer.
who ltxhted the l'\°1umn Pnclnc international exponillun. nw!slunv-sléd
the use of the Hgh: ra »-:audu nn arn
zme: u IM Golden (law.
fo r n l : d a y s l l l l n j u s t b e e n c o m p l e t :
re n u l t l n z n s fo l l o w s :Aut os,1 |
te m ux 30 6 .pe op ie 3, l1 i\ .I t In l n I
u m ! b y : h e c o u n t y In u m a r l m c s m u t
a n d g o ve r n m e n t s i d f o r a p r r m a n e ~
br i d g e h e r e .
T h e r a m h e r s st a r t e d c u t t i n g : h r
h a y i l n t s : w a r W o o d L u k e a m ! t h e m
jn r l t y o f rvp o r t l r e f. 1 ° Iw < l s o fa r i n d
cn l e n x h n r t r r o p .It ls ¢srll lmtec i th~
n o t t o 2s t w o t h i r d s o f t h e l m
gy o u m l w i l l b e eu ! t h is y n ar n s t h e 0
l.odgepole Lumbvr and Uruln Co. bothofImp;|nI|>,shipped 'STD m n ,or
umm 528.200 btlllaeln ur men whenfrom that ]:|m¢ from July Z. 1020, to
July 1, l1I2I.New wheat of the 1921
crop ls showing up well In yiehl and
quality.Pumblne wheat is already ar
rlslnz at the elevators.
'l'nrks tuurl|\ts camp la laid to be
the best vquippml plum- ln Nebrankllfortheoverlandtrnwlvr, according
to rlrdmnl.The £f.|l|1]} is located !n`the city park.Home of the vquipuu-nl
c Il w l vr w n l . a | | r u n | \ r a n d C r l t l e n d vn .
whe re ho ¢ ~mu |1 »m- <1 I l l ! ! m u m t h a t
h u n e w ! b e a n b e a t r n .
Th e t r a i n Is l o l u r m p a r t o f a n e x
hrzruer,probably owen ha tlfe to a
lmlll fox terrier, uhm: drove off the
buli, biting It an nrwrely ibut It wasnsveumry lo rall pg velvrlnnrlmll.
lo n tr ll n.
B o n n nlw lnre d he mini not k n o w
i f b n m u h !Ilnid the th r ow . :M l the
a n y t o Il u ffa l u ,b u t h e in si st ed h e
Dc g lava Life.
Hurtitlmrg, lil.-'Kumkwl.1l0\¥n andgored nu bidi; by n bull that ha he
nlnmmt of lmllng for shipment dl ti
market, lu the hay men arc plannl
on paula:up just enough for the
own mule.
The Nnnpartlsan iengue of Sabras
cannot bring suit for til: lnltmctlagulnn the $15,000 I-ort Crook mu
appmprlallcn because ll is not a in
payer or resldent ln the auto,amrdlng to u ruling by Jmlge W.
\lh o w v f b m h l ,hut a m !w i l l w a te r.
l a r g e p q vl l l l o u fo r s h e l t e r l n m a e o !
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an d b vdd l m z sp r e a d 'H u e l a s t m n w n
Ie n m i n a w a s h i n g r a fk fo r t o u r i s t : t o
u s e i n c l e a n i n g i h e i r r u n .
Th e a n ; u t vr i m n u a I Iu l r n r t e r w h i r h h u
be e n ul al aw d a t vn r i u u s l l u w s i n i h e
Dr. 31. Bl. Hlulu, a\|=\¢|;nl weeks uc by
H Eisele of Ion linfnrcl. N. sz.Theany bonds durIn: the mm ll-szul year
I
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d u : i vg g u e fr o m t h e H u i ! i l u b r u n t
l i n e l i g h t m u s t b e r . | r r l \ n l b y U m B
vx u c u t i r e oi i l c e n w h o s l g n w l l l .
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a r m s u w r N p u r l n eu l a l m t l n g fr n
W a s l x l m r t u n t h a t i n Ig h t m l m o n h
a r e n u t tn be r oflur ve d En ll w g vn l ?
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Rx l r t l vl t . In l h u u g l u In l u " l h l l n In Th e
1 o n t " : h e s u n o f " m d 'Ih r o w \ u ; : H u l l . "
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k n o w n mc thu-L o u p R i ve r h vr m l i ,1 |
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wh t: h ha c rvavnl ew l In 1 | lu ll ls lu le 'ne ar
H a r w e l l .
IZl n b o r a t o p l a n s a r g b e i n g m a d e fo r
lrimm Tax "£xpert\" W arned.
Waahlngwla. D. C.-ss nrnlng axalnst
fake lawmua tax "n:p¢°rln" has been lanmd hy Inwmal lieu-nun Commiulon
rl lilalr.' "Tlw evil reuniting l'ro'm lhe oper
'Yo Roflurn Sbldltr Boqlhl.
Vildlvollok.-'I`he ".nap<r u m mhalamve-6 hare to |Tr home Ihr
hu-IIIM of Amerlvnn Iuldlen wha! dlvd
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ia nn a.a n d s r l o n i h u l s a i d t h a t ih eg
we r e g l l e a s t i l l ) Iva n n h l w h e n lo u s u l .
a n d p o m i b l y o l d r r .T h e he n n a n w
a b o u t fo u r t l u w s t h e 1 l f. o f t h e n a vy
Q~a n n r a r e w h i l e In m l o r .
G o l d o n O n u r l o F a r m .\
O l t l v n .O n t . - A f p n l e u i e d fa r m l t
B o u r k e !Sl d ln x s h e m h a s su d d en l y
ip r ul u i n to pr n nu l zw n re .(lold. in looms
In s o n a n b l g n a 2 5 r e n t s p l a n s h a s
h t e n d l s vo vvr e d n u t h e f u n n x r u u n d x
i t l l a l l r g vd .x
Buns soo Yun Old Grow.Sallun,Kal.-Uvsusnn mud in lw D00
years old have spruuwd in Halina.
a ..t h e p r <1~n h l i g u l o n s I n th is
r m m t r n I b y t h o t r e a s u r y i n
4 l
.a »znerclal h a y I n t h e cu u u l r y ,w t
C h e r r y c o u n t y s e c o n d , a n d : h o h a y
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l i ve m o c k q ; _ ; p ¢ r e t u r n ! \ \ | s k r n n n :
W }|lrn l a n d l l t o o \Sti9lll.~Ia t o b e 1
vo m ]i n i m a g r o w i n g .I f h a y m t
u m n o t l o w e r e d lh o l l a t n d s u f a c
ba dl y l ne eu l ml e na t O ! h er e ca n no t u
w i l !n o t b e c u t .
w h i l e n s l n n z o n t h e Pl a t t e f i r
i n b e h e l d n t Fl'e|| |u||t Sep wz ra lwr 2 9.
a n a n d O r t o h o r 1.In vl t n t l o n a h a ve
h e m n e n t t o \ h » n . C h n r l t I D l l w u n G o n
P r n l l 'e r s h l n : n m ! " B u c k P r i va t e " B i l l
3Ic ( n l : l i v~r , | l ¢| m rIIm'n l r um m un s le r o f
th e L e gi o n i n Ill i no i s A fe al z l rr o f i h e
me - < t i n g wi l l h e n m o n a w r p a n n i r , z o
b e n t a g é d n n u w l i n t d n ; n f t h ! c o n
ve n t i o n P a n t s fr o m va r l n u n p a r t s o f
rmue tn:tnw may he waded,and
which evrmlually ivml the t1\:pu§»~r
into dilliculllen with the govemmont.will bs- dull thi utnrne penaltlel pro-
vided by law."
Washington, I1 C.-Hnpponionmenllanalltlan prmrldlnx for n house of
rqvr unutlveu nr mo :ue-when aseompmnd with the pn-som mrsnbershlpof 435, urn ngn-ed Qapqfby me house
cvnuua committee..Under the rnpporzlmmonl lsglala
llun. (Im stun. Maine and illasouri,
be stamped out," the rounminlom-r ||i§v1n\en~¢l a Immun skuh pmtrudl
from we mud.Ile nucoveled 1
skull and part of nw velteh~
County ollleiah were enum lim!|
tlnued the seqrch for the rest of thwy .Physlcinms are unnlale 20 det
mine whether the vlcllm wan :nnleIenmie.The leelh are unrn and U1
\aH o n p i c t u r e s w i l l b e t l i c e n o f t h e p a
r a d e fo r h l n m r l r a i r w o r d l . v
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n o u n c e d l u ' w i l l m e s u i t a g a i n s t G m -
I r n u r l l r H ¢ \ !\ l e a n d P h i l l}lDF'\»nee-
r vt n r y o f n u a n c e , l o s w i l t h e y h m ;
a n y le g a l r i g h t t u r e fu s e h i m : h e
mo n e y n p pr o p rl a t ed fur h is d nn m r un vu t
b y t h e ieg is ln lu ri n.U n d e r t h o p r o
vi s i o ns o f :h e n ew b w l xe t l aw a l l s t a t e
Sluux Piiy. Il.The |'\I'teenmonlh|
oh! dlitd o! Mr. and Mn. J. J. Jakichplayed on the rail:and incl; near the
lmme and 1 frelghl. came along andbefon- line m n a n f f.-num mp. Hn:
iuwninthfe and altht can had parsed
our the child. who was xmlnjured except for a Inr :nam when bs :mo
am-n hit by A hangldg ma.
T a f t T o Ba T u u m a u r .
C t n d m u l i ,0 . - W i l l ! !Il .'l` |! !.fo r m e r p r n l d n n t a n d n o u n h i v! j n a t l c e
n l ' n w m m w a s m u h o f e m - v n n a a
B t a t e l . w i l l b e t o u l m a a t e r l t t h e n n -
n u a l d i n n e r u f t h e A m e r l n u h a r a n -
l o r l a t l o n me - el m !h a n l n h i s i m m aa m A u n z s ! s o s s s e p f e m b p r 1
Train Pulld Our Ladzulu would gain nwmbe~9 oe .|.-o r ex pe ml lt ur mn zo Br o a n w h e n i h vy
w i l !h e pnsfmml o n b y h l m a n d th e
£0\e rlk or.Th u l n ! Im t l a l n l u r r : m o w e d
th e L r e u u r o r 8 2 1 0 fo r c o l l e c t i o n o f l n
l e r e m ms b m x a T h e g o ve r n o r a n d
B r o n r e fu s e d t o al t ovr C r o p i e y t h e
mo n ey .
H a n n a . 2 4 . s o n a t M r . a n d
Mr s .Jo h n H .l l n r m g s l i vi n g n e a r
H e b r u u , d i e d o f l u r k j a w r r u u l l i l l g fr o m
a u a l !pu nc t un e In thc- fuut.T h e l t
c l d e n t o c c u r r e d s e w n !w w k s a g o h e
w a s ¢ p p n r r n l l y r n u w r i n g n1n=u t h e
t a l t r o m p l i r a l l u n M ! l n .
N e h n u k a C l l y ,A u b u r n a n d T a
: u m a e h ba nd s,sot al tl ng vw e s e n t ; n m
me mb e rs .p l a y l n e a r l :o f I M r u l e s
e ve r y t h i r d Su ne ll y.A d u a t t h e
No I la n r» | m.m¢ W lllil.
Zion City.n n . - m o m to MH no
more peeka-hoo vraittl. mosquito netntorlings, ar shadow :kms men livensouw store! here by Wilbur Glenn
Voklva, ovtnnr of Zion.
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be man n; lnln.Tons of mek andam on tho Mld d la mlm ro a d a n
loounlnl and Zrflntlon facillllvl nntho mountain ure reportad dnmnnd.
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w h e n a n d o t h e r xrope..Mr s .M .B .
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m a y a l s o b e t h a t o f a y o u u : m u m w
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y e n n a x e .
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nun -<1 fo r r t¢f.'!ve r o f p uhl lc N i n n ! ! !
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r r g l s t vr o f t h e Ia m !o l fi c v a t B r o k
l h l w ,S r b r .
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Sc h u y l e r , t h e l a r ge s t Il o u rm n n u r n r t
i n g r m vo m b e t w e e n ll l n n e a p n l l s a
t h e P a : I n c m a l t 1lo1|¢°|l for r vo r g u
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u f a m c k l w i d e r u a s t i m N u w n Io r 1
cé fio n .
Th e n n ! m m o i l d n i i u i u o f 110019
fe c l vd In ( 'h | » \ m n e wu l n t y n d vr 1
n vw i n t w a s : n e u u a f u l l y n r r l d l
an I.nrenz.n.Th r e e elistricts 1|
u n l i n k a n d a l u x e school w i l l
e n w w d a t l m w l l m
- . . , -- _
I HRJRJIASI nsmnnrerrr.
ln.K| ,to ortnnde r \rent%o0m.a-
hllfa nday todoz hopp lng.Hn. Ha rr y C oo1 nr '| ru onthp alc k
I lt a e ve n ld a r ll u tl r o lk b u t ls b e t-
Hummel was quite sick a Yen' :lays
Im week.
Hr. md bin. Henry Cooper spent
seven! days lurk week with relatives
at Tekamah.Wm. IIugleman returned 'fhunday
Neit Sunda y the puto r c loses ~
sixth year an puter of this churc h.
This we believe il the lorgut puto-
ntl in the history of the church cor-
e r i n g 5 2 y e a r s .I f w o u l d p l e a s e S h i
p u t e r g r e a t l y i f w e m i g h t l u n l
. . . n - .. . - a - - - -. Q u n !u | \ \ l I n l |l | \
enc kl and erwic ea during the day.
Cane should be tahn to see that the
oil penetrates all reeeues.A mix-
ture of three parts crude petroleum
nd one pert kerosehe wiB be ellen-
ire applied as s spray.There are a
...mh| !.nf nnmmnrrin|nrntlnetl.an
F
e
.
Lani 01't?f331\'J. vb. upplncou nu um.-u ww »-r- -for some time with I gathering on hi#
'rm Rhon da: c m and rua store land.zz has given mm quite I. bit
tamed this noon zo nnioad :nothin of grief but is some better now.r £lr of °°"5'Paving hu begun on uc stB'ebr| »THE ENTERPRISE "`|~73..g¢¢,|;,,.,
voznns
A LOCAL NEWSPAPER nm
_ T l i U H ' 'l i n | n g e 99 m ul uvuu n o - - - w _ - - _ _ - ..of th ent.Hrs. A. W. Bam spent un '"¢1=|wi1.h hu 'rnoI.her,Mn.Chraunelw{gbnU°§=.a ev 5 I
GENERA L A ND LOCAL NE W S AND COMME NT
"m P e t a n e n w a s a n O m a h a M i n G h d y l Ba k e r w h o h g be e n Cha un cy M .2-ore m:ln,r a st n r - ¢ \ e r y m m :m u UYUI ;pl a n va nu._- ....e d .O t h r vr i s a t h el m n l n e u vi s i t o r o n e d u i n f . t a c k .vi z i t i n g h e r d l t e r , H r s . I l l f r y T y s o n e q u i p m e n t i s t r u !e B e n a u t h n o n o
H r -t e d t o h e r h o m e C l l R I " § T l A \ l C H U R C H N O T E S pests w i l l n o o n r e i n fe s t t h e Roc k.l e f t t h e h r s ! o f t h eC h u . S e l l o c k o f O m a h a W u n e a n d M r . Ty n o n r c u r n ...v n 1-4 |I'k..¢. ¢.\¢u .n\- |. -. .. .. -L 'l `u u¢ f!l\~~~1,h¢C u p a r , W y o m i n g .
Paper of Washington County,Nebraéka
who underwent somt
ntinnl nt the hospiul ln vor.. XXV BLAIR, W AS HINGTON COUNTY, NE BRAS KA, A UGUS T 4, 1921HID T\lI¥»0l IIS llnlrlul;.I i \'C|S.lIl|.lu lllunlulJum : u mmm wmv o f f 1' = k~ mfh |Th e a m; - H. m n 1 » n ¢ m y g g n
mn Agnus Mm;""'"°"~ ~wr.BkLY~imzss ~
report for examination Sahmday and
~ ~ Sunday ol the week atOmaha unlus
ln Erlrerno :area ol Illness.I I T O P R I H T ~The aoeount of Allotment number
»Hr .Harry Ph u , a f o rme r Bld r l
~.but n ow eo unuzy treu -mr a
y county made quite a studyfthes u m AM road [|l'0pol1¢ioI\]
hleh he explain: in hh home paper,
c Clay County Sun. u follows:
r Hr . Si m la n:
You have asked me for a nalemcnt
rennl lo tho costs el our splendid
-highway :yawn that la being
~ lt by the :hte and federal govem-
~en: in our county.Theae roads aru
» lt undor the aupervillon o l our
be enxineerlngdepartment and are
d lar by the stale.They have built
~ut 60 mile: of thls road ln 2 or a
sara and we all arm it lr a nleo~ d t o t n v e l o n n l a r l y a l l o l t h e
me.Nearly every inlpeclor linda
~road an ludr too narrow or too
d e o r l h a l l i n e h t n o h i g h o r i o o
wandtlnentlaay havotosp mdmme
~re ol Lheahto mwv and :poll the
-< for trllhc for a time to make tho
-~c omspond thaomebloe prlnt
z mutt ha ltrlc tl adhered ¢o'evcn
the Int fraction o inch.
l n y the mu pa y s fo r : hh ro ad
ldlrr;,Lb y ou know where they
the money?About one-ninth of
e ante and county eonaolldaled lax
d hy the people of Clay County ls
to bu i ld u m mm In th e pu :
wma 1 | u ma vlth u m mm m a n a
the check covering the Baal paymen(
a s r p m m .
At any time ahould your accounts
not coincide with aewunu from Allot-ment and Lllourmee Dlvlulou,Mr.
John M- Graco. Chief will xv Into the
mattu ol ltamlud ac count: with par-
tlu holdlng Allotment Numbers.
Joseph L.Johnmnlr now and un-
der- the Vooatiow School Dm. and ll
taking a buainaa c ourse at the Unl-
verxlty |d\ool, Omaha.
Flrat hearlng on the rating of Jo-
xeph Wesley Johnum for Vocational
uhoollng my zare, ln the Kearney
Dlstrid.Mr. Johnaon Bled a prmett
lo thin rating and uked that hla Mes
u mmxmd by ua during W ar aer-
vice from W llhlllllm county be look-¢a ur ma um ni be had from W uh-
lngtoa county lvidenm.Th i a m u m
lr aa fr a ntod lrlma nd a da dd o nvra a
then given J uly 20th. l92l. whenln
he la ruled under See. 2 whic h car
M a g s , m u f o r t r a i n i n g . r .
R.zuupor-moan -no nwe n aa ln
allowance.This la a very Hoo rating
and Hr. Johnaon ine;-y muah planed
with hi: change in ntlng.
Lan examlnation lu disability claim
o! Ferdinand Kuller wal bold in of-
heea al Dru. Allen a Potu In Omaha,
Mon da y . my a sm. ml.A n e w
mu m- wh e n th e y lp u nd p q ; o f -
fered at reduced price: Just ~ on-
dcrstand why they had to pay the
same old ra ta at the hohla ~ on
railroads.'Th en was no c h an( In
railway fares nor in hold hi|la,",laid
| '8. W eas el of dn wemm ro
and Manufacturing- company w >n:~
.turned lan week alter attend
furniture mar~l¢eu ln uuhipn;
food prices have m l mlmy du r i ng u n vw. th e r u m
howl: are just aa high u l-hey'
a year ago when food prleaa |
higher.Buyers go into the . u
n
yfr
-;
at
9 "
lho
ar-
1.l\o
re
now and Ilnd reductions h a n .
made in prions which penn lhat
mum reduce the plioea of the
they lun ln :L oi at home ard
ln tu m memitha t the y wi ll
Ina prod! or emu in nomo »
at a lou.u d o o m! wc th a n 1 '
happy-fo-lucky frame of mind, tl»re»|
lon they count the coat of :ohh ppleiten u aa h slb la n d r allva y rta s V '
hr rn llan I nlan d '.
_~Furniture prloel have been
again and an my vory raaaonabl.
mlleh ol this |to¢k~ Nr. Weaxd »-fm
More than the usual number ol y .on' were atundlng the market,.
ad d . b u t o r d e r s we n le n th a n ~
Some buying is being dana but .ia
nmally an mm p re ve nt need; ladthere ll no Inndnaey ha buy !or fg-
tnro'|alea.The man uf ac tu re rs ~
time to run on :han time and thly
are not tryirg to :Lock up their wary
|
ing up surplus stock."Condition:
have not :hanged in any. marked de-
Krnln said J.Cala Comell of the
C°f=3°i|Supply oompany."There is
about tho sam~percantagn of boa!-
ness that there hu been from month
to month and about the name marked
diflen|ma behnon 1919 and 1920
monthly lllaa.The mount reduction:
in noel and Pi! iron hava ahmrn only
a very amail percentage of reduction
in the Ilalahed product.Prices, an
far aa customer: an concerned, are
very unsettled and then ll no inclina-
tion to buy except for Immediate use
and no duire to aell except for daily
requirements and to fill oontracta. We
feel that commodities in our line have
practically rsadaed the low level and
any change that might take place in
tlfe future, ln our opinion, would he
~ard azi advance.
"Collections are aatiafactory when
e take into consideration the condi-
ona that have prevailed in this nec-
on tha p u t d x month:and the
mal! amount of grain that hal Heen
arketed up to the praent time. Wo
ook forward to a 'fm material im-
~ronment ln thla oonditlon thru the
~ming montha of the year."
Paper Solnewltal Steady
Paper price: have now reached a
o wl that dealera believe will con-
lnue aomaarhat study. Declines have
-going on gradually until big ne-
uction hav_5boen made ln some llnea.
~or inatinco, C. F. Schaart! of tha
warts `q»p¢r company cited one
111117 Liodper 110758.£8113 lt UIll pilcv vuuluug U: | suv!11»=~ Own Fin Girl; of nwv N of 1 so o.Quin a number from hem!~ as U" rush c f summer "'°"" is za
melt!T ~I hdd a. bnaiuu n r 3' went down tn witness the gnme.1M : rwnz vwn le ha ve n " d at the
1 u th s h o me a i th d r g n r d h n Arbenwood nianaamo ngihose .H n . n l i i b u r u m .|w h o s p e n t ¢ . . € '¢a t L a k e Q u i n -t h e c h u r t h f b "T w m d n z f ° " ° ' * " _ ; ¥ -A | 3 3
h . \ . | - . A 4 s h . .. A u l n n n n a v !.l l h l i l P
........cancel w\n1a Duuuue.
ien Cruwell w been employed bs Mr. w. 0. Hatch who has b¢¢1l'in
S ty to »-in;th e ~ P ° ¥ ° . ° "and aroud Blair for the past few
ngton a :n d e u not on months left Monday morning for his
iob._ ____ _._.__Califomi.\ home.
(0)|Will Sutherland came in the fint
1 of the week for a short visit with
Q ANL QN 5|A;| ER gl 5 h§g_f§1y<=f. JohLSutl\erinr\d, and other
ago, that she is improving which will
bv good news to her many friends and
relative! here.
This morning Mr.F.H.Farrell,
foreman of the Bell Telephone con-
struction :ms working here, fell from
a pole in the alley just north of the
Kundahl property between Washing-
. _..._11- ___ ,_
BELKNAP lloME SOLD
The City Coundl at its meeting on
||¢ Turin: muh' mu :in rum cos To mmmF'.:;=-,5'.'f`1~4,f."'f:'£1"E"'£`~:-»_:§l ro mr mnmczlb: En Smith was an over Sun-
hy guest of hu puma nf. Bldr.
li l ! Hi d e R u m n u e n o f O ml h l
,pn S und ly at tha pn ren hl homo
:nr here.lr n . 1 ; A . w w w u n d lu g h h r .
l y r t h .drvva w Kennnrd 'hmnhy
nudn g f or I vldt with tdstlva
I n ~Rutlodn mn n wd Sutnrdny
( n m n visit U1 the lhrlon Danny
Lorna u Tvkunlh-
lr . ami ln . Ed P m: a nd lr.
nebaugh.
Nr. And Mn. Harry Cooper were
Snndny gush at the W m. Harrison
hams.
lr. nnd Hrs. Ray Hnrrhon :pant
Sundly with Tahmah relldvnn.
Hn . Hu rr y L S vn n n a lvnd th e
n d n z vn s n n d n y a f c h e n s s z h o ln
liner.Hrs.Ernest Gebeeka o l
H¢no|\lln.l r .nm!Mn: ( hh ec kc
wlra viritlnf Brel: brvtlur, Mr. Al-
bon,Gdlod¢e and family of Donver.
ln . H. L Br o wn o f Trk u h lh we n Th e s w o vn y h l m m H b ,B u n nHenn a da mn Thnn dny wani ng.lllarluc ko urn returning frnm Men
Hn. Wm. l»°'° vent w T°\="'°*'*,v~fa» Nntlanml mu th a n n u r n e u
Wednesday for n vim with r\llUve| . Nam.Colondo.uw m r In vh k h
l i n m e m BOOWD of T°k*'""" ¢hey wan tnvelin g wn :tr uc k by n
Yllited h ir :Mtn ln. E. c . | °h"'| vrlt¢np¢u ¢ tml hnf led over a pred-
snn w i # w i v fl1"=~*~r-» u m_ , , , ,wo feet du n .Mn .E m u :
mm b v r u lp d h r \ > ° ° ~ W ° f ~ u mu ms . m a h e r n i e c e u m u mm
mu n z me ho fn i w th an .i m m a ~¢a~ma¢d m a the other
Hn. A. C. Jann of Blllr in kann- oc cupant: ol uw c ar wen urinnaly
hxhvw ff# Mr 4°=¢\='»°f-)lf'~Pf°¢§m| m¢u n .m m m -nu bs rn~
loherbon. 'UD lbs U :ny lt hh members! by a number here hnving
Ohsbvjl.__ifnxw um tlw Svnn homo two y earn
nuuym. V. uw .¢.....,.. ..-... _,_.___,xnowng:"hxelr Eyes Were Holden.
or sm Blinded Eyes."suhjm of the
evnnlng sermon:'The Divine Math-
od of Sungery."
'Dxmy rninuku prayer nervion WML
neldly evening und Lhidy m}nutu
Blbla study lmmedlnely alter thepnyer nervbe.'\
Cho£r.prncf-Ice Pridly evening.'
We )|¢|| » um thc Bible school u
planning for n picnic in Lho near
future.'W e mrked n number of xlnlton
prunnt Inn Sunday and the Slndly
before lm.We are nwny l glad 'U
extend | huny wekome uf | .ll nm:-
efn.Coma md vlornhlp with ul.
w. B. F. Robb, Minister
mu- ua un Bum C~m~u¢d`
lli io fn nd Une h ave la ng b ee n]
nlzhtmlre w poultry rt.Efgc-
tivn ngethndn al controlling bv!-h ue
_.... ....,m.. ......m- un nn.Thu
E
4\1 or ummsm|n l l u v e s m u " ' " " " "l t o n a n d L m c o l n s t r a w .n e IS l i m : l n
.. . . L ...mL . _.. l. .. .| h l i n l k d i m5Ameysgatlavr..Jeo};e cnc ,youngu son oiIGust. Mencke. broke his arm Sunday
I Offices In State Bank Building I evening by falling of( | ladder at his
(Q)home northwest of town.
W aw a . : t a k e n t o t h e B l a i r h o s p i n l a n d i
i s t h o u g h t h e w i l l r e c o ve r .
\~
Q
ffé r mn th o u s q t h a u ma u h u h a s d o n aThis he ofend i.0don8¢Q on!! ult-ng thx! the c i ty dn der the roa d fro m ~ umhue d.which he rn-
hopavsmmt on Serum streettotherenb r i m a n d " b u i ld a h . wr m _ _ Tf ' f _ _ ,. \.f ar * " '':?..f'f°"'
r n n u a n a o u n a n n Al a n 1 1 d f \ \ L H e a vyH E T H D D I S T C H U R C H ta i n a d t h u :a n y m s i'l c r e x o t a o i l i s r e c o m m c n d o d fo r m i t e l .
_a { § l » § § f L .R u m Fiwh and Next m m m mnrnlng w x b|;Thi||my b e m m m on un mmm,Mitrw'llr. nad Hrs.B. C.Raid dmve tn "I"u11'|er'a Day"at Lb,Methodist coops,walis and equipment.g
Winner Sunday and took In the bali c hurch and wa hop' no me than en¢!l|0 their work at night and retreat "1
: l r
|.~in w between Wisner and Norfolk.
Iloeeoe pitched for the former md
von his game whicll went elghtaefl
ind ng aen dthe | e one wu 2to S.
Keith Mclienchlr pltehed°for Ner-
u k a w w Winner Sunday oppos-
hs Roscoe Pitc h who was pitching
it Winner.la the nine inning which
il pfllzsheli he muck out nlne.ltr. and lin.. F. w. Lowe returned
Wednesday from thdr trip to J ala-
hi f i .Colonrlo.They report the
gn ln a n c u t nd su c k ed : wi r fo r
threshing.The c rops out there url
good this per.The! report a pleu
sni outing.Stanley Lowe lef|.the
me of the week to look after the
duuhlng bf the grain end.other ork
a l town jammed with automobiles.
h u penon hrlnglng the greatest
number of folk: as n unit and the
car or vehicle bringing the greatest
number will be remembered with a
souvenir.Groups will please all
together. no we elm count you easily
The subjec t will be in keeping will
the day.Dr. J .W.Kirkpatrick o
Omllu will p|each in the evenim
and will hold the fourth qunrterl;
conference mf the service.Ever
ollleer of the church ll requested t
be present for this in rally our an
nusl meeting Ind 0f|\¢¢ra for the nm
year will be elected.
We are expeetlnlr several new men
hers next Slbhlth,baptismal eel
~\1 | .
A Drop in The
Bucket
1A dollar saved each vznrk may only sect!! like a drop
in the bucket now, but"i:i time _1,ou'lI have the bucket
fiiled.Then you can use the eonienift for watering
your garden of Hopes and seeing time things you
lla\e"I'£rcumed of come into wulity.
ll wi!! lead io bigger and Letter things if you add
in it as your ability wili permit.We help it. along
hy incremitlg your deposits with 4 per cent ittterosl.
Start today and \\z1tt°h the esnrppriuitlg resultn.
The State Bank
C. A. Schmidt., President T. E. Stevens, VicePoesident
Thea. Immil. CashierC. J. Schmidt, Aas't Cashier D. J. Hundahl Ass't. Cashier
1 1
a |~
>~
1
u n a |up\¢
~~"#~~ un nrviwt mm -==»»f»~-=»»;»~»+a-d irrheritonce money.township money
and Chamber of Commerce money the
mix miles west of town have been
built.A vm c lose itemized state-
ment woe made of ell roots and these
eixpriles oout$18360permile.They
were built under tho supervidon of
ou rc ou nty en dn ee re n dwth emke d
eye and to the automobile driwlsr, this
r o a d lo o k s u g o o d s s s n y s t s te s i d
or federal road that I have sein sl-
lhough It may be one-fourth of ln in-eh
narrow in some pieces.Now if we
could here the privilege of spending
this $26,000 per yeor to build roads
under the supervision of our own en-
gineer and avenge $163.60 per mile,
it would tnke only 75% years to have
rosd sesg ood uthe stetero ndsf rom
every msn'a home in Clay county to
his market.These roads would then
benefat all the people of Cley county
ond not just the umm drlvlng thru.
This would build a good road wher-
ever there is a road in Clsy county
including all the oounty lines.After
theae roeds were built, they could be
kept in good eiupe by the use of auto-
mobile monoy with '-ery little if any
additional expanse.I sm in favor of good roads, but
when we spend a dollar on road: I
would like no see our people get a
dollar's wort!! of rosd for that dolly
end not buy 50 cents urorih ol rosd
and 50 cents worth of engineedng.l f
this keeps up. Fred, I suggest that
you and I quit our jobs end W some
ahsrp nicks and proclaim ourselven
engineers.
L¢l.'s get some of that my money.
H. J. Plata,
County Treasurer.
Mrs.Oscar Glibortaon aooompan-
ied her brother. John Johnson of Her-
msn. to Linc oln for a few days villt
u u l l l u u l n t l o i c i l e a l n
ere! months will now receivo $95.00
per month for himself. wife and baby.
This will be :W d now! £0 his frlendl
hem.Final decision wus held July
20, 1921.
Gwi n g to d r e f a d th a twmwe r e mv
ab leto ru p a rd tos d ltlr ee a lle f or u -
eisunoe on pawn this last week we
were adm very grateful ss elso were
the ex-service men concerned to Miss
Georgie lcsvellen for her kind ss-
aistance in clearing up |l| _the im-
portant nle and typeing work for the
put week.Mies Lewellen is A very
capable Elrl st this nori of work and
her work much appreciated by the
ex-service men whose mall was lying
un.u~.xwenedlho put week..
1.1T:.\1Lo.l orders 'yeas allbwcd Wm.
Gutschow this week mlm Lieot.G.
Eager.Dental application inure
sent from Tekenuh and Fremont
boys also Henry Ludwig on Saturday.
Elmer B. Jensen ordorod for ex-
amination this week and v w mea!
voucher and expenses sent him.Mr.
Jensen in not receiving s disability
but left the service in 256 Co. M. P.
mah a disability and gov-
wiahled in know his present
condition.
J.Osborn rol\0rL|for final
examination under C-521364
morning this week.I f U.
S.considers him strong
overseasernment
Physical
Thom.
phynieel
Monday
s.P.H.
enough to enter agricultural school
and if this opinion ls eoncu in
by his personal physician he may en-
ter trsdniug school.
Dental work allowed No. G-571283.
IIx-serrloo man reeogninlng this ss
his number please all for oder end
report to U. s. P. H. s. dentist B]|i|
The important c ues are all being
looked_alter in tum.No boy s work
will he placed ahead of ony comrade
unless some emsenico man is taken
. . . J J . . _ \ . .r n . . . A 1 . 2 -- . . - \ .
tion in the prices of ic e cream, Mr.
Weasel says.Newspapers are print-
ing the names of dealers who have re-
duced prices and also of others who
hsve not.In Lincoln, e slight reduc-
tion amounting to Bve cents per quart
hu beezfrnde by many dealers elooe
e y our ago.In the residentia!dis-
tricts, most of the dealers who soldsl 65 c ents per quart Int year are
seliinq st 80 oentper quan this year.
At a few drug stores, vlnllle lee cream
is selling nt 50 ants per quart and
at Iesst two dealer: in Lincoln sell it
at 45 cents per quart.Some of the
'Sour stores c ontinue to sell at the
some prion ss lest yeer.The aid
pric es usually nnge from 85 to 70
cents per quart.The proprietor of a
ion! fountain who charged s. Lincoln
newspaper msn 90 cents for a quart
and s half of ice orearn int week told
the "representative o! the press" that
he could sell Eco cream at o lowrr
mire and make a nice profit.Ho said
ho was aakin; high prices because the
rest of them were end. besides.11:
coT\Id neo no reason for reducinz
prion es long as people. continued to
pay high prices.H lasened loolthat lower prion ...not incroa.-e
his trade.
Business Drifting Along
Business is just drifting along tho:e
w m v p u \s l l w v l l u n s n W u " " " J o r " H
reduced our price to the dealer," ssl-d
Wilton Vanslckle of Q._he VlnSlck!e
Glue ard Paint company."This was
uw uma reduction since the begin-
ning of the year. it amounted to about
thlfl? :ents per gsllon.I think. how-
ever. that prices are now stabiiised
for a while.Plate glass is selllnl at
pro-vrsr prices and has been for bro
months.Window glue is about as
low an we expect it to :vo this y ur.
When the fectories start their res
ngsln next spring. we exP¢f1
tions.The wage scale has been fixed
for this y ear so we do not look for
declines.
| l : u u s l n l r v v u r m y u m u m o w w r m e
bonding of the school d!srtHet for the
sum of thlny-five thousand dollars
lo be us ed i lr er eo tin go no ilthlor tll
building end repairing the W ed
building.
On counting the nsmaron the po'
tfrlonl landed in in was found our
they were short la nwmd mi dv o n
hundred nurses of the 51%of the
voters required and it was decided to
nuke further efforts so obtein the
required number of dgnen.
Sc r ew persona made nhort talks
n the _qqestiom llr . J .P. Jensen.
Mr. J. Bowman, Hr. J . E. Lutz and|Mr P. C.Sorenson voidlm the opin-
"In the Ili" industry. I clnnot see ion that the yropor solution of the
hope for lower prices this seasonwhich will lest up to January I." uid
Geonro 0.Risdon of the Western
Flint and Glen coNlP\¥\Y "The hand
rushing l'|.ctorioshe\'o not been mek-
ing glsss for several months,of
course and will rot start up until
f*-'ohor l. because labor demanded en
|"rr°9f=e and thwmsnufactorore were
not in l position to [ive ll.The lack
of funds and the high prlc o of fuel.
heights em!meterhle will prevent
Lheae (modes from operating.Aside
from the tuo biz factories. one ln-
dependent fartory. it is uid, will op-
erate and that one works under a
royalty.All three produce glass by
days smonding to regaorts of %|1"!r|\ecl1lnory.Today.we are iabbirlt
wholeeeleru.There has been no (lun on o morgin thot ls uesroelychangeforthebetternorforth|'enough in teke csru of the overhead.
worse litho hopes sre higher than
may were a short time sgo. I"a1:tori\-
The new (might nit regulations re
quire nlxiy thousand pounds to the
continue to run on ehort time and aalou! and it takes e fortune. almost,those um have been shut down amf' rn buy a carlozd of (lose.The ln-
rnnde no plans for starting up ssramlvoioo on s our resolved recently am-
altho in normal times most factories ounbed to six thousand dollars."-
aro busy at this time of the year mal:Stete Journal.
'"' 5"" _.__-S O M E c o m n z n G U N P L A Y ~F A R M B U R E A U P l c r z l c
u a
'problem use togonsolidlla the North
and Went schools by bundlne a srhoo!
house somewhere near the center of
population on the north slde.This
bdlding, they eldmed. should eooom-
modate the Ilrst eight grades and by
doing this the oongoeted condition
of the high school would be relieved
by taking the pupils out of the hllh
school building from the MY-h to the
eighth g n d e l inelusivu.By doing
this there would be no need of a new
Centnl building for aevensl n m
Gr until the present. finsnclsl strin-
gency Ls over.
The question was left without any
dec ision and the petitions an to "°|
egein token out for more signers.
~rnn»:°u»&m1au»¢1rn¢wnn£m§
and gn-levee over the loss to the city.
n s u z u o u A T C A I ? o o n o n
Dos Holme. Iwi. J u ly 3°»- 'N*9f'r
100.000 midmeet aervlee ms n h o o
trdned for wer service st Camp
Dodge. will lmro th d r h a d opgob
tunlty ne rnru onth toln spee tthe hb-
todo centomneat before lt; complete
demolition,it n s announced hero
today.
(her 6,000 vvstonns d l ta l:an
hnal look et. the old who during the
Eighty-eighth division reunion, vrhlch
istobe he. ldi nDe eloin es. A\| ¢o. st
26.21 m d es.Every man who
trained an Camp Dodge is untitled to
attend the reunion, lt hu been en-
noonced.The eentonmont. non- bein;
demolished rspidly,will be thrown
open for lpnpeetion on :hose three
day s:loc al committee:lu re made
srrsrgomenzts to provide has noto-
mobllo transportation from the dty
toth eean ton meotfor ths men who
tained there.
W o r k i e to b o s t a n e d o n a g r e e t
tent city It the fair grounds where
the service men will he housed free
of charge during the reunion.A re-
duced rsdlnoed nts of tsne endoM-
hill' for ell points in iho mid-west
has been granted the Camp Dodge
Theboerdlhen took up the qoes-uma.'
tion of the mpply of cod and errand-
ed the contracts as fo llo il:The
Rhoulee Coll and Feed Store.100
tons;The Christensen Lumber Co..
I00 tons and the Crowell Lumber and
Grsln Co., 29 tons.
THE C OAL SITUATION. A GAIN
In 1920 this country exported thir-
ty-elght million u m o f bituminous
coal. lhe largest in its history md
- n r »
A. H.. C. SMPLOYB-S SECRETARY
The 'Washington Chapter of Au:-
orioen Red Cross h u employod I
secretsry for three months to teke
charge of the soldier vrorl:in the
county.The lady ls lliss Nellie G.l a h
recently of Red Qak. lon. 'where abs
has been ennred In the some kind
_ g s
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'l l a . a n d H r s . B m o e S m i t h m a t w u
ch i l dr e n o f O m a h a sp e n t l u !w e e k
vm . t h e i i p l r e n t a ,H r . a n d H r s .U .
E .Ha y e s .M r .S m i t h i s ¢ n } o y i n g n
t h r e e w e e k s va c a t i o n fm m a n d u t i e s
- 1 i u u d h i n n n l r n t 1 1 1 8 ~ ~
l s i c e i n t h e d z e m o o n .
J. A . Jo h n s
a.u~1'|s'r enum:
O u r B i b l e s c h o o l i l 1ll u\rvn'»»~1y»¢ .W -- _.gg:puny.They Ind just returned
from I 1reek'| visit with their fathel,
Dr: J. G. Smith in indlsnn.The Dr.
UI-I mjoy ing quite god health but
since thdr m u m word came that
Ll hu! a alight paraly tic stroke und
in i n u h u p lh i .
Br. and Mn. Bert Cooper of Tr
hrnlh were Sunday guests of Her-
uun friends.llr. and Mrs.Hanlon Denny and
Jones u n goats at the Hcnry
Cooper and D.W.Rut!ed¢e homes
Saturday and Sunday.I U lln llr n ln unnl £0 c ull!!!
Sunday morning.This in one of 1?
mont imponnnt services of the churr!
Both young and old are tnvitod1
attend.Our young people are planning fe
an picnic in the near futon.The:
was | goodly number at their sc
vice lu: Sunday evening.This
encounglng.Come axnin.
The nubjed for the sermon Sundu
morning will be. "The Stone of Help
amd for the evening, "The Secret |
l'nnp¢rity usd Sucteas."
The Womarfs Society wil!hold
nicole out at the Arthur Johns plaa
me frum the hospitai.Sho is
better st this writing.
I'em West Ind family spent a hw
ya Init week nt Lake Quinlwlnugh.
The small daughter of Mr. and Hn.
.~o,f q . ° * e»¢ °»; _ _ o 'm 4 ;
' 2 ; ~" *_; l ;* '°° f£" E *"L a§*w».,;{~W uol this work.All nf the women of
the church und congregntion are ln
vited.Autos will take the Indies ir
the grounds leaving the church about
2:30.'<i |]
a n n l n n o n n o n n o a u m o n n a n n a n n g¢ . 4 1 f a » | 4 1 n » ¢ 4 1 l ' | ~ l . ¢ 1 r | » | 4 1 ( ' = ~ | < 1 ¢ = ~ | 4 1 f 1 ~ | ¢ v a n n o n nnc n n n x wx o n n o u n n a r w n n o o n n a n n n a n n a n n
¥SAS BROS.SE!r.L;|AL:5 3s
s
s
We have iust received a new line oi'e Childrens Fancy Top Sox at .45 cents pairnevcsles.Wé have a full line of House
Dresses and Aprons from New line of knitting yarns just in and25
H a u l l i i l l n e e l b e n z e n
Geo. Meilride and family have re-
tumcd from a very enjoyable western
onto trip tlut a é h W mg.Colo-
rado ui d o inte na ioinun.
They have beeiygone several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jena L. Peterson and
Frank Shafer were called to Beloit.
Kan!aa last Friday morning by neun
of the deilh off the father of Hrs.
Peierson and Hre.Shafer who has
been down ll\e1'ehe!plng can for him
l n h l a h e l l ill ne aa "Pho fu n e r a l w a n
au t l uo n l j I n n n u m e n e u n l mra w'Icase of his life being saved br imme-
diate lzospilalleation.In these eases
ure often place lllea ahead of our re-
gislerichodule and endeavor m
ala!theae apeeia! eases.We appre-
ciate very much the kind letter from
Arlhgion |~|1|¢r'Imn Lelrion 'Poet
Adjutant this week wherein Mr.
Weber oxpreeaea the thanks anf
gratefulneea of the Arlington Poe!
for our work for boy s of Arlington
and vlelnlllr.
_|_O n e o f N w v e v l n s m e n e r m e e g o t T h e F a r m B u r e a u B o a n d m e t l m
r a m b u n c t l o u s l a s t M o n d a y a n d a t T u e s d a y a n d m a d e a r a n g e m e n t a f o r
' f ' " " " ¢ 1 ' ,~" '- A v a r u i a h o d c a r ~ . | a p i c n i c w h i c h w i l l h e h e l d e i t h e r i n
r e e ,e a i n o' l ! ' l c l e I ~A l l n o r H e r m a n o H o n d a ,o b j e c f e d a ! l # l ' a I { e r : k o m x 1 f e t p h r i e e s ~1 f - F : -2 2
b e f n s w e d t h e c o l o r e d g e n t l e r g u d r e n ;' : 1 i ¢f p f o k n m w i l l 'e m i t *o f a l l
a gun and took a shot at the train kinda of the usual out-door sports
men who were doing their darndenttn and a large attendance le expected.
put the four #alla of the cabooee he A speaker of state repuie will de-
tweeo themselves and the gunnmr.liver an add:oaa.
The 1voulrl~bc hall man was arrentmiandstrippedof hi a |;_.lllaa Laura Beck. daughter of Hn.o llm r o d tn | e \ ~ le n . a \ ¢ : ¢ \ ~ ~1\I\ll|Berk, [hd MF.Kal Ny e f llr d
eleven mllllon more than in l9l3,
which was the largest laltherw.Yet
the production for the lrat h alf of
202:la 11,000,000 Iona below m o .
It i lf ? 9 #Blow 1_1 of
t h e w a r ~ a o i¢.0\i01»00
below the four-year lreraqe.The
demand la meaaorably reduced re-
cently because of the low pric e of
:rude oil and the tendency for utili-
ties to install oi! burnera.Coal deal-
era estimate that houaeholdere have
about one-Ilhh ine customary amount
of work.
Mies Lake hae had three years
expedenoe In handling government
Redflrosaoaaeaandhopeetobeable
c9_nntan|Ie,qo}ne of !.he.many_dl£-
eoltlee confronting local m d C r m
reoden.
The public fcela that too many in-experienced ofllclala hare been here-
to-fore lo c har!! o! this important
work and hope they me have a eolup
tion to the problem.
E l i s a u x w n m n z m u n o n n u n m
nm (Inu-nrv Denartment is stocked\n'ltl\l-:|:e|-é ;»r \nd ls c ompkte .
ll' there is anythi ng y ou wa nt In the
"u h m l l n n W A l d] I L ~ ~ i nLADIES sux and FIBER SILK HOSE
(
heid Sunday and both f lmi llu n
turned Tueadny.The deceued. Rob
ert Miller wa.: lmlrly 84 5-can of an
at the time o f h i |death.llc bpdbeen ill for clown | "ek: wEth a com-
" `" " " " " " " """ `"" 'nrt lo be mlnicfi this ¢Thundny) of mad in :tonga and iltliosrlng to 2 to 5 p. rn. nt the Rod CN! mmscisarrzrlc Anvanrlsma tiie untit yesterday °"""°°". 1n."hon waning 'at lha mmm Lnuum the lack of dmmd for um ml. mi she win nuke 'ww »p|»m~
"° ""' hauled into tle °°"'"' "`°""Rav P a v ig domestic consumers wi" Fe compelled mants when necuurychurch at 7:30 by -A New York shily lreWiPIP¢!' hr Llaawhrfjeziszgz :;5":,:|:,r;! Hhs Beck nccntly remixfrd from her to accept minerun aiier present star:Sha plans to sll°"*d am ur I!! 4°-Il
summed n u t:"Advertising in thr " "" " `" " " : . " ' ' W " "fl-ldtion in the county ,iud¢e'| 08500 ago :Loch an nxhuutod.A short- auch month throughout the g m n q
country weekly is the moat vduablr Mrs. Anna Mnrtin amlariater Mau lure she h u suotetlfuily vmhad an of ara 1| anticipated in the uriy gatting ln touch with the work.publicity in the world.Expert ad-Cook are taking a vacation out in fv tun e timl..llr. Ny e n lr d il a t fall when cool wealihar in the north-
tsrtiun mv it is not aniy the moat Coiorado and expect to bl gone am Dana College from which ern states will bring about n demand Bran $1.00 per hundnll It
vnluable, but the most acientillcf'e n ! w a h .\Nl ht graduates mx: y ur.from domestic usen.The Rlwedel Cod and Feed Stun,