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A LOCAL NEWSPAPER ron THE--THE 2N1'ggpRlS¢_i l d
Xmas al: unch from npmtMmulay.aignnaenzgf dmlnr andhamsstudrights entered; md the uid Admin-
istrator dincharfod.I fon fallto appear before saidc=~»»% Court on the 1811: day of No-
vember, 1912, at I0 o'e1ock A. M. and
suntan rid paiuog; that my lanky ;
nt 1 e p ay erm ean.agach olhisr and further urdm, -'Em
rrcc u and decreti as to thla Court
W seem QTOTT..iincas myand md Official Sealum ISU: 613' of Uczaba, 1922.(S ql)A C. DEBEL,as-an.c m w - N d n .
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3gBRlFF`S SALE
9'Hlnlon, Halter el 0'Hl.nlon, Attys.
By vfnue of an order of ale issued
mt of the filtrict Court of Washing-ton Gonnty, mbmta. and in puma-pneo °f,;; ~ tgd slid ¢,g»»=. 'ng
crampe.ngw C ume'vuington County Bank. »a.corpora'on. wr: plnintitland Otto KohlerTelon Klhler. et xl. were defendants
will. at twoo'olock, P. M. nn Tues-lay, November Zlsl.. 1922. .lt the Walt"rent Door of the Washington Coun-;} Court Home in the City of BlllrmdxingtonCotr ty.Nob:oaks.sctf
\t public auction to tho hlgheft bidder
or tnh, the followldescribed realstate, to-wit:TheMt Hu!! of thoIoutheostQtmrter,theSouthoul
T2\::.rI.eroftheSouthwestQunner.ndLotNumber Thuoo(3). Illir
'action Six (6), Wwuhig Seventeenl?)Runga 'Thirtee( ll. East, in*';=*;*f#=*°==Cottnty.fehnolta,
an syonr: cenamoo o nral umm ab flid en- c rifl.
The plaintiff, on tholtlth day of
Tnnunry,1922, obtmlned l itggnontnd deeroo of Ioreclosun inln:-lonagghzst the aotd defendants inhe sumof $1,260.22. together with
ntemst thereon at the rate of eightor c ent per annum from the16thlay of J anuary.1922, forcost:ofaid action in the amount of $21.85.
md accruing cotta. the sold decree~rovI¢lhiss_?' th'§da?ild premises be soldou tyno t 1setau t in g r* wdr ie n t xg z
rnor 5 peotwca yfrom the date of u.lddocree. and uidudgment being still unpaid and maidorc obclngrtillin fullfonse andef-tvt the uid premises above d»ncrEbo
rlli he :uid to anti!!! uid judgmente interest ihemor, the ¢4\5le and a`':t".15ng munsprovidedbymid
»lar and decree and the law In suchas-to made and provlded.1):\to'lthiw19thdayofOctober.
T 2IslN b.. | at I1r.e make.~stmtuzuc r-: nrannr:Na
Sheriff ofWuhingtonCounty,No-brake.
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Chrinmn for tht Girl!
Chrllimll for the Fltheni
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in tha 52 weeldy Suual of The Youth's
:Companion for 1928.No nthar perio-
di allc un hk o tl1| plac a af Th oC nm-
panian at the funily maids-no other
ndacta lo tnlly the home spirit..
The 52 imma: at 1923 will oontdnfrom dght to a doun serial stnrlef,
nuuiy two hundred short stories, bo-
lidl nketchn. zpotini matter for the
bays, the girl# thedomuticcirclz.
Thi Child:an's Pm and the Doetofa
Comer will, as Huy 11310 for youI,
#novalndifpauablafuturesof the
paper.Subscribenow:andreceive:
z. The Youth'a Complnion--52 inns
in 1228.
2. A11 Lbs nmaining Luau of 1922
a. The Compwon Home Calendar for
ma. Au for sw.L Or include HcC\1l's Magulne, themonthly nuthority on fashions. Both
publications, nniy $8.00.THE YOUTIP8 COMPANION
Commonureaith Ave. & St. Paui St..
Boston, Hun.SubscriptionsRe-
ceived at this Gfflcn.
tho Lnnd's.Let ua :Il profit by t'r
lesson.
Dani Tnrgn to attend the aarayfw
meeting Wednesday evening at 7
Prn.Regular lewices next LOIll:\
Div al foilowa:
Bible 8dlooI 10:00 am.
Morning Worship H200 n. m.
Christian Enduro: 6:30 p. m..
Evmlrg Wonhip 7:30 p. tn.Subjectformomlng"Studfa.at
ness."benderforEndeavorB u
ako Taylor.Subjectforowning
"Thai C'| °'.
The public in oordillly Invited to nt-
tond all than servriooi.
u s e d o f ~ IandP-\\o:'ulEwa~
intimated at $480.00 and praying fc
xdwinlstntinn thereof.
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a.C .Ja r k a o n .C l a r ko ft h eD l t r l c
Jo u r t o f W a s h i n g t on C o u n t y , N o l a n . :
11 , u p o n n j u d gm e r t re n d e r e d i n * t h
!unic.lpa\C o u r t o f0m : . h a .Li a ng !
Tounty,N e b r t s k n ,a n di n t e rt u n a
r i p t z d t o t h e B l a u i c t C o u r t f o r u s
To u n t y u p o n w h i c ha nau t h en t i ca t e
o p yw a sfi le do nt h eB l a t' l goWaptamher.1922,w i t ht h eC i eo
th eD i s t r i c tC o u r to !W a s h i n g w
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H .S n y d e rw a sl i n t ! ! !a n dF j o y
fs mV a l i na n dC l r l c sH . Th a t r h ~
ve r a d e fe n d a n t s . D o c k e t D p g g a
1h n \ ' \ l e vi e d u p o n h e f o l l o w . i n ! r e
s " . o . t a a n t h e w w fo f t h e u i d »
's n d i n t F l o y d V a na l l n . t o - w i t :
Th o N o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r I N EBi
o f " S e c t i o nTw e n t y - e i g h t( 2 3
To w n s h i p'Pnr enty{ 2 0 ) .R a n .
1 T ' e \ n n t m . E n t o f t h e S t h P .
\\ C¢ |} in lr to nC o u n t y , N e b r a s k a ,
m d I w i l l a t t e n o 'c l o c k A . M . o n
'5 : hd a yo f N o ve m b e r . l.x t t
Vestfr o n td o o r o ft h eW a s h i n g !~
To u nt yC o n nH o m e .Int h ec i t y
l o l r . W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y . N e h r u
'c l i s a i d r o n ! e z t at a x t p u b l i c n u c t it ot h eh i g h a s tb i d d e rf o r: u h
a t i a i ypI~. }rt!|j u d g m e n t ,i nL
wumo !$1 21 . 6,w i t hIn te re st ,
n t i s fyt h em mo f$9 .2 0costa
ufrm aed and l.t'|.': :nin g co sta.
D a t e d a t B l a i r , N e h n s h , t h i s 1 4
ia y o f O c t ob e r . 1 9 2 2 .
M A U R I C E H E H R E N S .
'- Ih e r i lo fW u h l n g t o nC o u n t y .
b r u k a .38-6%
¢
0 . A . S w a a t w o o d . M i n h f u r .
W e w e r e W e l lp i e u e d w i t h t h e a t
t e n d a n c e Iz u t S u n d a y c o n a i d e d n z d w
in c i e m e n tw e a t h e r a n dt h eco n d it i o n
o f t h e r o a d s .Th e s e r m o n u n 'S t e w -
|.rd1Lhip"w a sw e !!re c e ive da n d11 e
fa d a n s b r o u g h t o u t t h a t w h e n p m
p l e " i l vo " u t h e y U e r r n i t , t h e y I n
Tauxt on the mtday of November1922. ai I0 o'clack A. H.. and cont"'aid petition, the Court will appoinlC. A. Schmidt or mme other 5uit.a*»!
Ggrmn Administrator and proceed t1 settleznent of laid estate.W*tn| ~ss mr Yami intl omfnd ser
Iiw 14th day of October1922.ISFZAL)A. c. DEBEL.3S-ttConmty Judge
TRINTTYLU11mn,\>f CHURCH
" 'JThere will be Eng!sh services nes*
Szmdaywaningcorrnnancirgat9
o'clock.The conlirnmtion class meds
at 'I o"»:.|ock.A kind invitation to n"
is extended to attend these instruc
Nlic eo!Helrlng,Appointmentc lAdmlnhiralor.
o a , \ NL o N,MAI!!IR Ez QHAN
LON, Attorneys.
s'r.m: OF NEIQRASILAsu.
WuhingtonCounty\
In the County Court.`
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son: are nenuirod to answer mid oe-
titicn on or before the 4th clay of De~eember. 1922or otherwise iudxmen#1nddecreewillbeenteredq a i n n
llmm.HcGlLTON -5: SMITH.
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sore wifl take notic e that The PennMutualLife Inmnnce company his
Med lulmtitien ln the distric t courtJfWngtonm n g -Nebnalu.n lli n ltthermLmpieadvfltimI'ioyulYan Valin, lredxle Van Vadim, Georg-
anna Turner, Cenzml Shoe wmmy .The Herman State Bank and HerzogLumber company, the object md nm'-arwhich petitionis to foreclolean mortgage executed b¥ ?loyd
fan Valln end Iredale Van Ve in, nu!'lelivered to Frltk H. Binder. convey-nz the E 2-2 of N E 1-4, Section D,Tewmhi p 19. Rang 1 1. mr of the
ith P. Li., containg 80 acres. moreor lu: lbthniing to government sur-vgy, in W|s.,hing1o11 County. Nebnlka
which mortgage was filed for record
Febmnry 2.1921.andrecordedinBook 10, an Pure 806. oft.l1e rod es-
an momzngh records of Waahifgtonrounlzr, Nehrukx: that raid mortgageis in default. end that there iduethereonthe:umof$3,3'!1'.0'1,with
'ntcrest 5h1he sum of $41.11.a! 20=er cent per annum fromthe' fin!ily oi Allwwi. 1921. to date of filingat said petition, and interest upon th#
mm of $31.25 nl 10 per cent per nnnunfrom lhe first day cf February£922*o date of thei'illm! of aah! netiduv
and interest upon the sum of $81.25at 10 per c ent per annum from thefini day of August, 1922, to the date
nf"filing of said pmition. and interolt upon the sum of $2,500.00 at 6 1-9'ser cent per arrmn from the first dn1August, 1922, to the date of the
?'ling ofsaidpetition, andinterel!
.pon the sum of $2500.00 nt 10 pe::".t pr: annwn from the f'"'e of 01°
'i!'nlr nf uh!netitiora.andin!.er¢£'
'vn $667.38 at 10 por cant per arrrun'from October 10. 1922.
4 u t ~ : m m - » m a 1 » u » ¢ -lllndGlar||D.8eu»\l.dleluld.nll
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N»n ¢¢¢ r`-E :=~|»1"s§1¢mJEGR.ACEFl.»LARD Attorney
{ ss.STATS OF NEBRASKA
Wuhingmn County.
In The County Court.In the matter of the utatn of JamL. Hyde. Doenaodz The hein at lawrand of kin, devises. legoxeea, :radi-
tdh and dl penons intanellnd in th-finnlumlemant of laidestate anhereby notified thnt on the 18th dvrof Odober, 1922. A. R. Brock, the Ad-minlstntor at said mate med atition ln said Cammy Court, pf-JJ
that his figs! lc lmininntion uxmmt
filed hlnin be lettludand ailowed.that proof of 1dnhi~be taken. or-
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r e n t s o f m e a n d o l d e r a n d h a ve n o t
y e tb e e ni n l l m c i e di nt h ed l i fe r t n t
f u n d a m a n wdo c t ri n e so ft h ech r i s
t i a n fa i t h .
Re v. G . W . W a lt e r , P a s to r . .
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Attorneys !or plaintiff.lt.
J. Sh o rt . D e ce a se d :
Th e h e i r s a t l a w , n e x t o f k i n , d e
visees,ie g a t r e s .c r e d i t o nam d
A l lp e r s o nin t e r es t e di nn l de s
t a t e a nh e r e b yn o t i h e d t h a to nt h e
121. 11 d ay of A ugus t. i922 . R. . w . Sh ar'
fi l e d a p e t i t i o n i n u i d C o u n t y C h u n 1
: : l l e g n ga m o n go t h e r t h i n nth a !G r o ve rJ .S h o r t .n ni n h a b i t a n to
W a h l n g t o n . C b u n t y .N e b r a s k a ,dief
\n t h e11 1 1 1 d a y of Ju l : . 1 92 . Ie n d n r
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Nut should be mentioned theIn- ani ty.I b e l i e n n u r o o m m u n i
l h a f n g r e a t i n t a x e l t i n d u r c j u
w d u l i r l ni t t e n d i n g~p i n
g h a n b y t h e c l u b b o y s .j
L l n l y I w i s h t o 1 : 150 11 th e
o f c l u b w o r k t o m y s e l f.H u ' |
a m r t I n ' p u r e b r e d b u s i n e s s t h
d u b w o r k .T h el e s s o n s m d
m a r ~xi d w e a a k t h a p r a y s r s md h e i p n i
all members £0 the and that the modb;
lag; will be A suc cess ard lhé Rini-
d b m o f Go d ~ f o r wn xIn thin
iiwn-
T"umm a g ms r c nv a o u
:Arthur D. Smalley. Plltor
slilfidaynNov.12,1922.Sundu
lthool xt 10 n. m.Morning worship
a lll.Seunnasubject:""i'haSu-
paamacymf !"lit!1."B. Y. P. Uat
S~ea from 32 to 86
. ~ll~I,..Q a u r r hM e m b e r s h i p "l e a d e r 'A l l e n
P h f i i p s .E t q vd n xw o r ! h l p a t 7 : 3 0 .
Nearly all my Qoatszave Fur Trimmin
.They must beféen to be appreciated
xxucss mon~
$50.0~
HENTHUL nnucu URUPS
/br /rose and Mroa/
Give Quick Relie
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FARM BUREAU NOTES
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(Continued from Int week)
Some exoeileutrecords lure been
rfadde by the Pig Club boys during the
o m y o u .Spam does not permit ur
no givemany ofthem hero.The
gheapeartlndgroltaltgmlnsofarro-
portedwasmodebyMerleGrover
with his Pohnd Chinn gilt.This pig
weighed 66 polin.d.s on June 12, bein:
a March 18 farrow.On Sept. I6 she
rieixhed 213 P°111=¢!». a gain of 212 am
in 124 days, or 1.7 lbs. per day at r
ru cost of S7.2lor oniy 3 034 per lb.
Host of the boys were able to keep
thfir pig: from putting on fat and
theiras were Iooordingiy at little
more expensive.One of the model
stories, coming in il Gii'l'ord»N£ol|¢n's
Which in given hero:
"Boy s that live on the farm should
Hérome cluboemhers.Not only for
the sake of making money, but the
good times and the things you may
lalrn.The first person that I most
mention In 'tho county agent.Hsd it
3-91 been for him I would not owlm o
pig of my own today.Credit is also
qlrenm my parents, especiallymy
fgher, for lending me money to start
with.Also to ourgreot :hub leader.Mr. cm-1| Hint, who showed me in-
terest in giving us boys a :ood start
i llife.Good times have foliowod
throughout.On Sunday when I hui
~aithful."
Pny ermelting everyWednesday
awni n g n 8 .Choir prac daevery
Friday evunlng atB..
Ladies' Wint
Gomesin Bohvia Cloth, Wool Polo,'
-_..-_..~: | n '~n
to me."
Thou poultry raiser: whb are
estul in the accredited dock urn
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1, 1923.Th e s r p wp la a nuk ndi i
com-.keep ummm lempnt of all fedd nal,
ylu m u w lilu n lle g p p lln e ve d md pu v d k
h, es-'try wld.A x I mu m o f { n c \ th i
{fAiMhelp| tha avenge person q; hw ¢¢,'n in th u nf un ts u nd i l n o t u mud x
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l l r l h o d p a u m i n d t h e m e u z b e n o f
k h d i e n M d i t u r l d l r d t e r m n n l i
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d u b w o r k .T h el e m o n s m d u p o n -b e a n dTh e b r e e d e r s o o n fi n d s t h a
o n o o o t a u g h t I u va b e e n o f g r a n t va l u e h i s e g g y i e l d i | " i n ¢ l ¢ I| 0 d m a t u r i i l l y
t o m e . "1 " I'h o c o u n t y : g e n ti s e x p e c t e dt o»
r e c t vi s i t o r s t o t h o a o a o o r e d i t o d» - - »
Th o u p o u l t r y r a i s o n w h o n o i n t e r - p o l o a m p r o p e r m e t h o d s .Th e b-.»
e s t o d i n t h e a c c r e d i t e d d o c k w o r k a r et h u : y o u s o m e g o o d a d n r t i s i n g .
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1, \1n\eu1"|\1!1'l*nN' mimw. NEBRASKA, NOVEMBER 16, 1922.VOL. XXVI
Wol'lEN'S ummm
0F commzcs
ummm' ,
nmca nrrnnzsr nun u~|.'r;~mINITIAL MEETING
On I n t " ld v e ve n i n g , No -a ;
about forty seamen gathered at lim
Coundlrnomsin1.hoCity H|.Illt'I:&
inr asp onn boi nvh ati oaa lc n toa tby
a eonunittn inviting than to h a h
bo oc t. !a ra \ ro ms .n 's d 1i ed ub m= l
xu f i n g th u n to b e c h lr tu mu n b e a
Hrs. P. A. W uhbum. af tbl Blalrj
hospital,wa s th u in ztig ltor d th
id| | . andhn dmad» | c opy o£| Co nld-
tu U a n m n d B y - h u v t k h l h o n u d l n
Ihe precinct of tht ummm and which
was apprvoured with s In uuggutifrnli
8|e'y H u h Bur y .of thy llm' 8
Dumber of Commemu-proddod u
ahnlnnan and Mn. Chzin Bc hmidt 3%
tnmponry seen-ury until af ter Ulf
akc tion of smart."'
The or¢| .nl»tion is 40 b e a md . ;
the Wmn¢n'| Chunbef of C°|1*m\1f°|~:
Tho objuft M the orglniutioa Il id
c oopanu with the llln' a Chlmhf of
Commerce in any adv-ity whardrf
their cloth may be unduni, at dsl
sum time uinndng plans and math-
od l of 'L hd r o n tlut' | r i{ l ha d to
progfeaivsneu in vuioua lines.Any wamla inzeruzealin thawi-
f u s u f B lli r n n d r u i d h xlth e n i n o n
ndjnanz un-itory me andonrini w-1
purpose: of thu or;miutinn may bl-Q'
eu men n nmb ar up o n thlp sy mmtd
$2.00 Yuri? dau.-
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f n a t T u s l u i l y a v s n i n g c i n c h m é u t i .
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fohn Gurnb. dam. 1598
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Fred. G. Johnson, rep.1857
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Sgcnggry of States-
Cra1v`fod Kennedy, rep. 1532
(Tzu w. Pool, dem. 1583
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dk# Thzmday .llr. and Hn. W m. W nkmlnxmdi n i !spent 'l°hunday main; *ith
al. 8¢1'ibaer..'Hn Elin which fell during the puti l k v u s u napprmhted,hula;
lipid xo the winter wheat.
Na-wa in this vicinity la sc am ulllrhf avenrbody stayed home during
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ummm DBPA¥l'$lPJ\-|-lllin n ew Ro btfll and Hrs. J . R.fill motofed to Omahl ini Monday
méspeatihaday ..0uns....»\m»¢|r u \ nOmnbl~ fsn¢°rLE_|Z¢.»»H»T§f iid Friday.
ln . A l f n dour of Omlhl #nll`tok-c ad guest I3 tba L. D. Burdl:
i l u .9 lr. and lin. A. W . Bu-ge md Hn'|ld1_a\'=;l 1were nat: of friends
l le.nm smith of z{»<1l»on. Nlbr.. w
lad his sister. Hin Eva and hmtwr
Allanandfamilyafew daysl m
, Dr. A. J. Cammy made a profesiwll dull dl Takamah Xt'edneAdlY-
.Xu. 0. A. J ohnson spent sevenlvl last week al. the lume of hc llilkr. Mrs. Farnberg, at Blair, help
he are for mother sister.Hn .A. C. J ann andMn .Eat!m of Blnlr were guests at thiRabenaun home Sundxv and an
gy' a wild goose dinner, Fred huki!lednfineyoung' tenpounctknadmgoose '!`h`wndsy evening whih
ev* hunting west. of town.lin Frmc ll Kinsey, who teac hes
is Gmbha. came up l1¥¥.lP¢=¥ Satanhr and Sundav at hu-l'\urne here.
lla Dual: (hamndhn visited he:
H538Mn .Chu.Eby,n e u Q i i s
tl:vdzy and Sunday.ln. Levis Long of Onuha n>en1
llllila' u the parental Claude Bait
.' Ku. J. H. West spent Wedneldl;
md' Thurnd;.at Blair.The Hcrehutra 3-v-d fa:;~__;;="=*~=*=\f~°===atA1rGu m
ev 1rg.Tm-Ivomorean d n ttla were red m !lure'Monday'morning.Th:Woods-Updike~four;ho m
.two:o,one;hail York. one; Soren Larson. one;(1 A, King. onfand Dm Sheets one
Dm Laura went to Omaha an ~asa R-iday retuminx Sltudny.lr. an d Hn. 0. L. Hllljng er nn5;-¢» of friendI at Tehmah Sun
v.Hin Elizabeth Petersen of Omnh:;;-\»~;,°;,~ Sunday with her mother
21.au n .H nLouis Hum and Dorothy amVera returned Sunday evening from z
dd! with friends nt Lyons-l i mHerelHenoxpenta f ni last week withr aun t, Mnh m kJenkinsm dHr. Jenkinsa
cxéw u z1nur n|.senr4¢l|Im.P'rtdn .P U8°
y. I li aRsaurusaeeofOmnha:pen
in week-end at her hom! hen.E. C. Bundle was sn Omaha vidiofriday md Batudly .H n .Il.Buckvisitedfriendsi
Bi t F ri d ay .Dunne Fitch returned Sunday morn
$1 mm Omah a.The Hllmlllllionary Society of thll. E. cbun:\1\'¢ enteruined nt th
lh r r yI .SwanhomeWedneadammn.The hostess. assisted h
E`red Gaylordsawed n ddnt
Hnrh.Hr.a n d l l n .Paimltier of Bla:m t.Saturday nightat th iIA
"ron homelin Ida MeC°1ren of Dxmhn Visit!1 her burma here Srmdly.lim Verda. Frank vlnited in Bin
luIeasx i i "w w a hu a lA
hd Tues nv evening was a meeeis q|Ii|\ of 1he had wen.her.thnt areh x .The proceeds amounted to Sbl* which the ladies are tlmnldul.'\"-~I--wem l nfortheelect:ldzi rowawanv arrives! last we-ek whh
mluled reloldng for It had been fearGev "o:'f\ not be on hmd in lime.lklitor Su-um hu hut eompleted tlmmm: of A number of roc k boothe Ladies Aid.The book: ca
h i sfavoritegyd and true1
ssre:nI;dlnkl prove .».i'...m. touse Rae
d l .They are selling them to luth irchrls.ha r chuweHrs.Annal{§el>uvd died W1
lllilv. Nov. lst. at the home of ler. Alu. Louie Fimberg, at Bla
Blair 3 \139
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U. S. Senator:-
R. B2 Howell, rep. I
Gilben M. Hitchcol:
U. S. Con a m -
Willis G. Sea rep
James H. Hanley, |
Go1rerl0r:-C. H. Rlndall, rep.
IZ. W Bryan. dem.
fini day of August, 1922, to the date~»f"filing of said pmition. and inter
an upon the sum of $2,500.00 at 6 I-2''rar cent por arrmn from the first der August. 1922, to the date of the
?'ling ofsaidpetition, andintern!!
.pon the sum of $2500.00 nt 10 po::"t pr: annwn from the r"*¢ of 0:-
'I!'nlz of uh!netitiora.:mdin!.er¢£'
'nn $667.38 at 10 por cont per arrrun'from October 10. 1922.The a'>o\e named or desifrnatefi per
soon are aenuired to answer mid oe-
titicn on or before the 4th clay of De~eember. 1922. er otherwise iudxmon#1nddecreewillbeenteredq a i n n
HcGlLTON -5: SMITH.them.
(THANLON. MAIIER & o'HAN1.oN.Attorneys !or plaintiff.lt.
3-91 been for him I would not owlm n
pig of my own today.Credit is also
qlrenm my parents, especiallymy
fgher, for lending me money to start
with.Alu to ourgrent :hub leqdcr.
Hr. Chris Hint, who showed great in-
tanst in giving us boys a :Nd start
i llife.Good times have fuliowed
throughout.On Sunday when I hui
J. Short. Deceased:The heirs at law, next of kin, desees, iegatees. erediton amdAllperson interestedin nld e s
~to ore hereby nodded that on the2th day of August. i922. R.. w. Shot'led a petition in uid County (hurt
llegngamongother thinnltha!
roverJ.Short.nninhabitantoVa hingtonCounty.Nebraslcn,diefn the11111 day of Jul:. 192. Iendnr
o Inn Wi!! and Testament, and poa...|of RealandPereorulEnt/atstlmated at $480.00 and pr.tying fo
dwinlstntinn thereof.
If you fall to ggpear at :aid Conv().ann on the mtday of November922. at I0 o'eloek A. M., and cont":Ed petition, the Court will appoinl
1A. Schmidt or some other auitah!mn Atlminlitrntor and proceed 1settleznent of laid estate.W*tn|~es my rand intl omit! ser
Iiw 14th day of October1922.ISFZAL)A. c. DEBEL."tCounty Judge
TRINTTY]_U"f{lERANCHURCH
IThere will be Eng!sh services nes*
Sondayeveningeorrnnencirxgat9
~'clock.The continuation class meds
at 'I o"»:.|ock.A kind invitation to n"
¥a extended to attend these instruc
tions. especially to those who are 11
.ents of ure and older and have not
yet beeninltmeiedinthe different
fundomenwdoctrines of thechris
tian faith.
Rev. G. W. Woher, Pastor..
Nlic eo!Helrlng,Appointmentc lAdmlnhiralor.
o a , \ NL o N,MAI!!IR Ez QHAN
LON, Attorneys.
s'r.m: OF NEIQRASILAsu.
WuhingtonCounty\
In the County' Court..`
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0. A. Swaatwood. Minhfur.
We were Well pieued with the a
LUDBNS
HENTHUL nnucu URUPS
/br /rose and Mroa/
Give Quick Relief
Nea:-Ly all myaatsimve Fur 'ru-immmigg.i ~ Q
_They must. be risen to be appreciated.~ ~ ;q
' f ' ° ~. . , ,$ 1 2 _ 0 o ~1~
$50.00
Misses and Junior Coats
,~_ Fall and Winter
~~ scl-1ooL coATs
, ,~~"'rf '
Ladies' Winter Coats
Gomesin Bohvia Cloth, Wool Polo, Velour x~
Kersey, Diagonal. Cheviot and Plushes.I
Sizes from 32 to 86Q11 ~Qr~
THE ARNDT HARDWARE
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THE .uu=:mcA\ RFB :mossW l L L f AM : j w | " Ag r W U N D E R 0 F }5¢hR9i:|__(;A|_L Now
*E
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= Wmim E, swilum wu born In
Burl county, Ohio, Shrek 28, mv.
Wim hh parent; he mm m Nehru-
ka in 1357, in a pmh-i e uhoonu. Hmmm o n n m In sq m a .un.na in um f.m~?'-aw a » = nu=
tied in DQSQM when they Uved until ..dseeued was ainnen year: of an rv
when he enlhled ln the First N|.~
'f
1:
Emu sink Home 'émuion wma. u
lafmj was couclidsted 110| Um Firai u
Nehrukn Inhmry.Aft-er n servi¢§ 1
%-*fi
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e~qNearly all my Qoatszave Fur Trimm ing.~
`a p p r e c i a t e d .3 - ; ¢I.
0
They must be seen to be
, M 1 » ' R o n$ 1 g _
ooi$50.
,
i
Ladies' Winter Coats
Gomesin Bohvia Cloth, Wool Polo, Velour x~
Kersey, Diagonal. Cheviot and Plushes.I
Sizes from 32 to 86Q11 ~Qr~
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of Cixhuren months he was musterulom
out in 1855
l i l w i ;| u ¢ | u \ . u ¢ u n * I - _ - ,0 c l lH i n S a r a h A i l e n m d t o t h i s u n i o n A m e r i c a n R e v u t o n
"- !-_| n l...Nbi ln ;; ; $ a f ""m = u = & ~
The other uhfbiton who f°¥'\'°='°"¢-llwnr than pzuent bona nu nume n l u l . l. l l ln u ; n un 1a n d n t a m e o f i 0 ° 5 'e n r S .u m Iw d s ' m o r e t l m n t . h i f l § "" u s o |n!! ad an enthullutle ww-hm na.ed Hebruh wereSirce the year 1880 he has been n
resident of Kennard with the except-
lon of one summer whic h ou spentin the Black Hills,South Dakota.
During his long residence in this
county he has made a wide acqumln-
terite and many warm friendships.
He was a man of cheerful disposition
nlweya seeing the bright side of llfe
which, coupled with more !1'!n ordi-
mrz ability, made hirn stand out as
a character by himself and ln visiting
Kennard the old timer didn"t feel
right if he hadn't met "Unc le Bill
Svrihart."He was a member of the I. O. 0: P.
lodge and of the J ohn A. Dix Post
in both of whic h o n he W IS anective worker.Ile lmcw the early
history of this c ounty an ferr men
knew it and he could entertain a com-
peny for hours with his tales of
earlier hnppenlnve which we ggleve
w e r e n o t p o t i n p n n t .
--_ . . - \ -
and despite her nearly run century oryears, ahe was one of the moot active
member: of the organization.
STANLEY E. 1mf§`uNrrBANQUET3 OUR COU!'|'TRY'Snl-:I'nrmzns
On Llonday ovening,Nov.18, the
ron1air's auxiliary to the American
Legion entertained at a banquet, nt
the Schefller hail, the Legion boyn.
the Spanish American veteran! ond
the boys of '75, and wives.
The hell was .very appropriate!
decor-*cd in pntrio"c rolora and long
tables rv-;Q aprenzl n*whic h a four
course din or wa! lervoi
Mrs: J. P. 'f'1§en, vreiidenr ,tr " `
Unit acted aa "r:°trnls'Llt3I and wol-
cdrned the boys in 11 very pleaaink
and gracious rnannrrMr. Andrew Jones. r""r~nt of John
A. Dix our resp onded with a mm
r"*ille'l "To the Defender=of Old
f e - _ . n '
we dread the news which may come
nny tiny for fear of the disaster which
may follow, ao we ask you, one and
dl, do not peas up the Red Cross
Cegifomifa rrnsure make:the
Eighteenth amendment to the comi-
tution and the Vdlataad act, or what-
ever other enforcement measure mgGirls, give them a lift, and do it gladly be p b eo part of
and doit withaa1'nile.l . ,1 JC A. Johnson, Ron crm Erector.'('*"';':f;e '}_;;=;;=_;;: ' . ' ; ; ' ; g g ~
.Iera fought the step and the cities cf
RE VW AL MEETINGS 1Bai1 Fmncilco and Sacramento and
A series of meeting! are in progress
at the Christian church every nisrht.
»\. 0. °r\rt~\o~l. the mm.q ho' ee-
|"l.'|"¢fl TE ". .1f\|vr»f\-\ of '|"-nve07|'I to
help him through the eerflcee.
A considerable interest has been
°""~nlfeated nlredy and each night
th* ol'--ul-.nfg ia grcwinw.
I llrn cities, all of southern Celifornla
and most of the neat San J oaquin
ond Sacramento vdleys combined to
r=\r;the r\e'enfe0re~n 'a new law requires children
between the agero! 8 and 16 »yeara
to attend public school except the
phyaicnliy incapable. those who have
completed their eighth undo. and
Mr. Jolznror is f_"""'°m""f aerrnona. those who live at inconveniet diadancee
that make folks thin'.Porno of the or are ta'n|¢ht by parents or br private
subjects. to be presented are:"Con- taoeliern are exempt.These.how-
acience as Guide" "The New Testa- ever mont have their education sonar-
ment Christian" "The Loneliness of vieed by the state.
Jesus" "Looking for Old Paths" and A §,,,jm..;u,°; more thin 15909
'Iheodore Gran end Otto Llueben
of Douglas county; Wilbur Chapman.Martin Aden and Elmer Steider of
Seward county; Everett Pileher and
Earl Jenaan of Washington county:
Silas Hankey of Saunders ogontr and
Raymond Kochrovr of Thayer county.
__.. .. .. .. .. . .- » . - . . - - . . .
HRS .A . R.HE AL E S
Nothing aadder haa happened for
many a day than the sudden and nn~
expected death of Alfa. A. R. Bealea.aged 31'years, which occurred Noi
vember 10.
Rowe Brooke m e born in BlairSepternher 16. 188-6 and was educnted
in Blair where she new to women-
hood and where Dee. 24, 1906 alle wu
married to Mr.A.R.Belden.Th#
marriage was a luppv one and to
them were born three children, Andrey
Rowe. aged 14; Austin Brooke, aged
I0 and June Elizabeth, aged 4.
\ l e ¢h n n l l l U n !i l l l h n i I m I W G ! ! !
loved.'1'hemajorlty of thoee1n'a~een rrs gme eaz enr zir etu c ne uen r.
ing ure elub m d u eere eeeeeai
membere..
A a n g g e lt lo n w a a ma d e th a t le l
zne mb er tlir tobr ln ga nevma mlld
| atbenextmeetin¢, Dee.'l'.1
u - u s u - -- 0 a t
Former neun reopen .Loss lxrnm
-nn a : - n
Wold hu been reulved by reletivaa
here of the death of the infant daugh-
ter of hir. and Hrs. Claude Utterback
of Glerdive, Honiara.
The baby was born Ort.. 19, 1
and lived but twenty-nn days but had
won its may into the home and heart;
of il.:parents, two aiatera andm1g
brother, besides a number of other
Mr. and Bra. Utterback-were forma
er Blair people having been reared
...A ..|....rut he than Rlelr eehnala and
\ I (
fini day of August, 1922, to the date~»f"filing of said pmition. and inter
an upon the sum of $2,500.00 at 6 I-2''rar cent por arrmn from the first der August. 1922, to the date of the
?'ling ofsaidpetition, andintern!!
.pon the sum of $2500.00 nt 10 po::"t pr: annwn from the r"*¢ of 0:-
'I!'nlz of uh!netitiora.:mdin!.er¢£'
'nn $667.38 at 10 por cont per arrrun'from October 10. 1922.The a'>o\e named or desifrnatefi per
soon are aenuired to answer mid oe-
titicn on or before the 4th clay of De~eember. 1922. er otherwise iudxmon#1nddecreewillbeenteredq a i n n
HcGlLTON -5: SMITH.them.
(THANLON. MAIIER & o'HAN1.oN.Attorneys !or plaintiff.lt.
3-91 been for him I would not owlm n
pig of my own today.Credit is also
qlrenm my parents, especiallymy
fgher, for lending me money to start
with.Alu to ourgrent :hub leqdcr.
Hr. Chris Hint, who showed great in-
tanst in giving us boys a :Nd start
i llife.Good times have fuliowed
throughout.On Sunday when I hui
J. Short. Deceased:The heirs at law, next of kin, desees, iegatees. erediton amdAllperson interestedin nld e s
~to ore hereby nodded that on the2th day of August. i922. R.. w. Shot'led a petition in uid County (hurt
llegngamongother thinnltha!
roverJ.Short.nninhabitantoVa hingtonCounty.Nebraslcn,diefn the11111 day of Jul:. 192. Iendnr
o Inn Wi!! and Testament, and poa...|of RealandPereorulEnt/atstlmated at $480.00 and pr.tying fo
dwinlstntinn thereof.
If you fall to ggpear at :aid Conv().ann on the mtday of November922. at I0 o'eloek A. M., and cont":Ed petition, the Court will appoinl
1A. Schmidt or some other auitah!mn Atlminlitrntor and proceed 1settleznent of laid estate.W*tn|~es my rand intl omit! ser
Iiw 14th day of October1922.ISFZAL)A. c. DEBEL."tCounty Judge
TRINTTY]_U"f{lERANCHURCH
IThere will be Eng!sh services nes*
Sondayeveningeorrnnencirxgat9
~'clock.The continuation class meds
at 'I o"»:.|ock.A kind invitation to n"
¥a extended to attend these instruc
tions. especially to those who are 11
.ents of ure and older and have not
yet beeninltmeiedinthe different
fundomenwdoctrines of thechris
tian faith.
Rev. G. W. Woher, Pastor..
Nlic eo!Helrlng,Appointmentc lAdmlnhiralor.
o a , \ NL o N,MAI!!IR Ez QHAN
LON, Attorneys.
s'r.m: OF NEIQRASILAsu.
WuhingtonCounty\
In the County' Court..`
|a.
¢
0. A. Swaatwood. Minhfur.
We were Well pieued with the a
LUDBNS
HENTHUL nnucu URUPS
/br /rose and Mroa/
Give Quick Relief
Nea:-Ly all myaatsimve Fur 'ru-immmigg.i ~ Q
_They must. be risen to be appreciated.~ ~ ;q
' f ' ° ~. . , ,$ 1 2 _ 0 o ~1~
$50.00
Misses and Junior Coats
,~_ Fall and Winter
~~ scl-1ooL coATs
, ,~~"'rf '
Ladies' Winter Coats
Gomesin Bohvia Cloth, Wool Polo, Velour x~
Kersey, Diagonal. Cheviot and Plushes.I
Sizes from 32 to 86Q11 ~Qr~
THE ARNDT HARDWARE
TH EW / / v a v f s r f x5'|'9R.l
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Up to the time or sunermg a ltnnuof paralysis. April 10, 1921. he was
ln good health but since that time he
has been bedfant but during his ill-
neaa the cheerful disposition which
has always characterized _him did not
forsake him and his friends who called
on him were met in the sannie old way*
as when he val in his prime.
The end came Nov. 13. the funeral
m e e had Wednesday. Nov.as,in
the Methodism church at 1:30 oz rn. at
Re n au d Mr. Neerton Gaines. a life
lon: friend. dellvexed the funral ad-
dreae bringing out the fac ts in the
oa re e ro f the de c eu ed a au oo the r
luneooldhavedonelnllvrhic hurent
to the heartI of all tnoae present-Vnterment was made ln the Ken-
nard cemeteryThe ai:children surviving are:
Clraa. H. od Niobrara: Mrs. Pearl C.
WildI. od Blair: John A.. of Kennard;
Jolie E. Olson, of boa Angeles, Call-
focnia; lark 1... of Hoskins and HH."
Grace Rathmann 'of ..Blalr.Also a
adder. lin. Nanc y Allen Spin!of
Council Blu!!! and a brother, John ofOotoredo.tht entertalnrnen
u r u r y .ahir. Don C. Van Deusen spoke hr"4-
lr in behalf of theboy s of '98 and
Mr.Reed 0'Hanlf~n spoke in bel1n'f
of the Stanley E. Hein Pon 154. tak-
ing as hla subjef t. "The Pledro of
the Arner1~an Legion for the Defence
of Old Glory asAll touts were well received by the
boys and good feeling reigred sn-
prerne.A musical nwrnm followed
conliatinp; of a piano solo by Misa
Fayezo Dixon,two vlolln soloa br
others.I
This is a short rapid-llro meeting.
The service of song begins at 7:30 p.
rn. gl cordial welcome to all.On Sun-
day the Bible School will begin at
10 a. m.. the Cornrn\3n'on and sermon
at eleven o*clo¢Jr. Christina Endeavor
at B30 p. rn. and the evening sermon
at 7:30.Special music at each sen-
vlco.Good linglng and a iphituol
message.
e ,
M i s a M a r i a n R y d e ,t w o v o c a l . - ~ » » - ;v z s r r s n z u n v a s ~
h r G i l f o r d D i x o n . a t r i o b y G a d l S t r i c k -
Z e t t .G i l f o r d a n d A r t h u r b i s o n a n d a M a r t i n J a c o b a e n a n d l w i f e f r o m A l -
ehorua where all joined in elnginm
"Thére'a A bong, Long Trail."°
The door: were cleared for dancing
which followed continuing about no
hours. members of the local Post vol-
unteering their eervicea for the music.
Buc h mdit k doe. Mrs. J . h-lem
aen ee .president of the Unlt,hlra.liary Siekkotter aa chairman of the
banquet committee, Hrs..Jud Bowman.
as chairman of the decoration: ard
Hrs. E. R. Haggard as chairman of
lianoe. Nebnoh. came in lm Satur;
day for u weeks visit dth relatirea.liartln la farmirg near Alliance and
this year had a hlg crop of potato-el
but as the price woe ro low he loft
us acres undue It dldn't pay to dig
them.Something is Iron! with the
system than reins-ea the price, to the
producer. to he so lov: that he cannot
was dren this art dnpite vi~oro'°
opposition of Chtholic locietiel and
layman and many Protestant clergy-
men and representative cltizens of
various fudtha.Tho. Catholics term
it a direct slap at their denomination
and its educational rnetlmda.The
Masonic onder to-ok no stand in the
controversy but many champion of
the measure were Scottish Rite me-
oons.The lilo Klux Klan mlrnittedly
was in favor of the proposed law.
A proposal to make the Nevndn re-
sidence requirement bedore .lilvoth
one year. lnatend of alx months. aa nl
oresent.was beaten by a major?"
atirnated at more than 37.000 while
zmmooaltlon on the balid which, in ef-
fect. rntiflea the present Nevada es-
roree laura and forbids altering thorn
for ape rlo dol'th r~\ y ea n,h eda ma-
one of about sooo.
The Montana lnllif-'ive measure to
:Wow the uafof perl-mutuel betting
:Ilford to harvest his rrup an'l ao l~it¥\ ma hlnea for hone racine at state and
to the eooenrncr that he anno* afk-rl
to b u y lt.Thez eia tc o gron tng rap
county fairs, apparentlv was coded.
aa it had n rnajor=°ir of 8,183 wllh
having. what was, she thouafht, tonal-
mn which later. however. developed
into diphtheria All that could he
done by human sklll wie done hut the
drestd disease took hor just in the
prime of life when her husband and
hor family needed the aaalatanee thata wife and mother alone can give.
She learea to mourn her her hus-
band and three daughter! and her
rnother, llra. Frank Brooks.
The funeral services were held
Satonclay, November It and interment
made in the Blair cemetery.
The sy mpathy of the entire com-
munity goes out to Mr. Bella and
family in thelr great sorrow.
ARIIIS TICE DANCE A su c c ess
The Armlatia danc e held lan gn,
urday evening, at the B. F. D. hall was
a rucceaa ln spite ot the fact that I.
Pludna had done hit beat to make
the made lmpasalble.
were married here.i
Mrs.Uma-beck will be better re-rnernbend to Blair people aa Gretclti
Hilton. daughter of Bdra. T. C. Hiltonof this ¢i¢Y 1
They left Blair some tbl:teen years
ago for Glendire. Montana. when they
have resided onaranrh of'820oc:|en
until this fadl when they sold tho
farm and moved to town where they
can better educate their children.
Hr. and Itr s . ve n o m h a ve th e
sympathy of old friend: and lehool
nutei in their old home, in this, their
llrat greet sorrow.'
.- -- l
A "l"HA1'*lI{ YOU
I1| ouldtakethismethodof thaak-
inxen y tri en dl ovo oe d ior me attherecentelon.electing me te
serve youaastnerepreaentative.
flasaure youlappreciateyoureoo-
llde oee inmeand ahllln teke and ort
Anieeaowdrraapreaentandurlth toc ontinuetomeritlt..
.e'r1-ellent music the dancing rraa M-|Jdhn H. Johnson.
|_t committee.~35300 rote) reported.tinued until one o'c1ock a. tn._Herman.
ca
e
.
.Pld
.
Far Girls ago 6 to 12 vyw
Material of good quality Polo Cloth1h body was brouvht here and fumd lervicm !m'd Saturday lftemoonf g m u d i n u r m e n t m a d z i n i
"l'hone eeuutery.Irs. Ihula Tre at a nd Mn . Ha
Yaibr vlalted Yriendl ixOmniuSthy ami Sunday .Guo Mattmn went. gg Orraha Fto buy utils forending.Tlrn Rob¢rls»Roua unch nedva1 o f la d r h o p B o n d i ? -
lr . a n d Hn . 0 . L .Hi ldn n r 1 'h visitors Fddiy and Baum!
'l'lsne;ifa-|ndchici¢n.s'|ri1fdo1
Gdmf u l! i fi t : e mufrvm
several colora
Navy, Brown and Reindeer.
$4.50f=>3S12.o0
es
L,MRS. T. C. HILTON. The Millinerznaudicw m':='»|a Store.
Ht ua do war johwrork for'yua
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~";.--._.... .1,>-..' ._,...._.:\`~....;. . .mf_~sr~....~.s..~_.._,~.~_._,
'mn wmnvnrsn. m.Am. NEBRASKA,
m p g i u s r n d o e u ft z b i l l h d ! n m 1 l o
Ji m m y l l ° i h e llaief,M r .P o l ?
o n a r e n o c l e ve r - < l n '| . r w t h i n k a s
vu i u h a l p u a e g e l m r t h u p o o l
r '
' M v l w l f l n r r f n i J l m n u .cm m e -
d w . " w i l l l l r . l fn z z ° * | n d . In h e h i r
~l l , m » w l i l h a ve o n e n f Ji m m y :
=»fo r me Juc lg v.ll a 4 a nn o ! u b'| n- 1
l h l l .a n d w m l m d r t o w n h t !
- n - _ - - . .
spoke. and all me nnlrmula henna to
wonder lf. lfaur all. Mr. 'Doon no notmldakm.tor, nl euune.the spoon
mmld lun9 fnlieu it Jimmy had ll um-
len."We!l. perusal you did nm :ale iz."
mid Judge nrt.. "I knmr :mo ming;
Hn m e wh"am stool Mr.C o o nbrightunmana!m»n1 any la!!
featheh:he h u lull i r a q ' l u !
leather.""They wen all than lhls mornin."
uid ijt. c mv. touting around at hunil before he lhwzhz that he was
doing.'"You are 1hl zhlot.N l !as I`'The mendzy
1 'Paih %I."£'§.'r.
|~ |4 |a l l y n u r t u m o r s . "
i t n a n o a n t o d e n y 1 | n o v Ji m m y
c n w l i n e !t h a t . w h e n h e m r a u !
ar n un d a n d l oo k ed at l. \ | Int l a n d m ad e
z h a t r e m a r k h e h a d a e k n o w l d i r l d h i s
g u i l t . l n o n ' h e n n . : m n a u n c h o f
H i n d u s : a r o u n d l a l m t o m a k e s u n n o
u m n m 1 - u n n u r ." W u u t . I u d p 0 1 1 d e f e r t o n l c h
.ng nmx t h o u m ;h e d l d f 'u k e d H r .
C o o n a s h e n l i n 1 2 : 0 m u o n i l g h l t a l ;
in s 1 1 ou r j n rl zh Hr . F ox . a nd Mr . F ox ,
w h o u d m f n d ¢ cl a mr er g ri ck .: H o u n d
th a t l r .O w l l u a n r ! c l e ve r o l d
n u u ,: D \ r Il o l t l u c i l o u s p a p e r l r l d i u a n
o
l 1 I ll :ml gi I "
tolemn conclave to determine wi l t
but mmm he done to rc limro thdr
oppressed pecpie.
nnazly . u the end or :he ten du:
and the ten nldils they called thetribe tomulher,and the whole tribe.
lven the women and the children.
nm to z hr top of a hig h h ill l i dthan they built altar: and uttered up
nermces. lm! prayed to the FnthlrSunthat he wish: more backdnto
the heaven lo bl! 1ny s would not bl
so hot.when they had prayed for 1 lon;time then the Father Bun lent dmm
tn :hem n lesser god from the sky,
m d the Lauer god mme up to thachief: and the medicine men and toldthem that the 'lun hid heard thelr
payer."And so long u you remain mm-rul zo the hther Sun, who prmldai
you with heat and with light, |o,|ou;
will he pr mett y ou. " tbl mur mur
n ld .'And urban another dll rpms#
lh e n wi l lt h e s u n mo v e b a c k ln th lheaven! and the gran irili :req green.
m d water will d o t through usemums. and Bowen will bloom. and
the land will be a land of happinelland vrosnmzr -zur tht Numan."
when he had lnllhed :puking tbl
nranennr dlzippelred in 4 grunt
Wlinh Htl Slap"Sho tllled m l I cat."" u c npal.""I wo lf ! let I t p ull""Do
ml pmpooo. mr dear, zo pm" ah|'|
: m a r
and fell on their h a s m a g n u
thanks.\\ ' 2a e n an o t!1 | r da 7 2 \me i twu u
the messenger had mld, for the nnmu moved hack into :ha sky. and UI!
a n d t h e e a r n t p r o o t e d _ n n d l l u w e n
b l o o m e d m d t h e w o r l d w a l a w o r l d a t
hs p pl ~ es l .B o l r l m u be e a u z m s a y .A m i
t h e s u n w h o i s t h e f l e r w h o p m
t a c t :t h e H n vl j o u ,h u o ve r u r a r m c d
t h e e i r l h w i t h h l l n y !m d m l m O dt h e c o r n t o , ; m vr a n d t h e t l o w e n t o
hl c o m .
N o r h a ve t h e H a vu w fo r g o t t e n u s e
pr o m l s e th e y m u l e m a m 'y e a r ! a g o ,
c n m e m va t . h l 1 l w p .w h e n t h e w o r m
n s n u n E g c h m o r n i n g w h e n t h e y
n r t l e t h e y f a c t t o w a r d t b l . e u :n M
w e u m n l u so w e F n t n e r s u n I h l l
gi ve n t he m w r n r mt h l l l d l i g h t , a n d s c h
n i g h t t h e y h e e t o n a r d t h e w e n m a
g i n t h u n k : fo r t h e d a y t h a t M l g o n a .
He re In o u r vil ln x e, 12 y a n w uz l o ok ,
y o u w i l t l e e t h a t e ve r y h a u e f u n n
t h e a u t a n d ea c h m o r n i n ;w e a n
a w a k e n e d b y t h e e a r l y n n o f m e
m n w h i c h c o m - u i n t h r o u g h : b o d o o m
m d t h e vr i n d 0 !| » - f o r t h a t u a s l t
: h o u n d b e . a n d e ve n a s i t w a s p r o m
l l e d b r t h e g r e u e h l e n a n n a n d u r n
1 : 0 w h e n : h o N s vl j o n c a m e o u t o r t h i
m e o f n r u l s h t .ln zo t h e m a r i a o f
su n s h i ne a n d l i g h t .» '-
N o t e - T o t h i s d u t h a H u g o t r i b e :
o t A r t n o n a m d N e w l l q l e o : o u t h a u l
t o b a 1 l d !J l o L r h o m e f l d n g t h e e n t .
E va l ! n t h e l l ! ! ! f l l l a g n t h e h o m !
a r e b u t l t o n n n e d d e d t h e st n- gt
on ly ,t n og d a r t h a t t h t t i m q h o n o n d
t n d l t l o a m u n o t b o b r o k e n .
I n d i a n
Lodge'l`ales
Tha (River Fly.The housed: is the eleverut of ln
u c u .its intelligenc e hr zurpuslnl
tbl! or thi ant and the bra A ru-
cent world-wlde nlborlty aliens mu
ltrun think 100 limes mon quic klythan a mu.
gyFord c.n~u=
..- . . . . . . -. . . . --:1'QANAD~
,C-W heatG °C m l l l i m
¢»¢¢liappyl'Iome 'Your0'wn \;v=
anitthnlevbo .\"11;ae-uw. "°'='".°:*?'f°'.:.';~1.:.°*m.°;': '.a°i,'f,":f. ;':§,f'§'.»=§i,
m m m m f m m b r m q u w d w w é n i r w d w u m b v w ~
emeiimcaoiitstivestnci.~. \T h é r e a r e H i m s a : o t A c r e s ;
neu..°5.'3'¢'£°"5.§..'?"??"'""|;°aT."'""°"'5B€»"&"°°".2'»§'¥» 1:
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"c a n u f u - i n
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1 2 - " fs - ° '~I"- n g - ~
1 |6 "1 |. ; . : ~ f. : . "U5 [ l n E ? 1 ! " ";L . .. . .' . .- : e x e
- - »___-a n n o
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¢n f: ! " f' 5 "'~w.v.annm'rr# 1 1 5 1 \. i non-fm-n¢4¢.,o..|..,1u| ».
g , ; :*::'~\.nunuunauns u, » ¢ n E E -1-SL.--..I-- - - "-sa...-:........
:\_a 11 ~laTHE LEGEND OF FATHER
SUN
W HEN th e Na njo u c a me no o n
at the worm of nrlllght Into
wo r l d o t tu n l h ln e n n d lll h tlh d i ~very IHDDI. md with one accord an
fe llon th elr he ee aa dmed e ~to the Fltblr Bun who brightened ih
heavens and meds the wwld
mo c omfonlhle for the momma
when they had berome mum -their new world ind mo bullied
hams and made their lift. th! *planted thu: crops tn order um ti
mizht live ln comfort.Round LMI
them ther planted golden tmlll. on~groin and mug: foods.Their ~ -
Um. :ook into the green llelda to on
or th e a rm. md their notno no~their uttle thermroed loose to -In the beautiful valley when they to~
come.B n lu th e d n y a wm to n t h e --fellethand lh e g n a ltu r n e d ~
and the stream! dried up em!Na ujoe were much perturbed..to
they new not what to do.m r --nn. lweeolng unolllh the a u. he
come clone to ea rth . and the ll
whic h at dm had aeemedPlf°l»l°¥became unbeanhle-and even th
trlbelmen themeelvei were mmb y tn e b r le h tn e n o tltn n s a .l i n
then were mms the trlbelmen 4wiahed themselves had In the vor!
or!Nilllhla but th e m a n mcloned and on!! a greet moaningm11ne¢lto mark when the ron w
had been.
A a th e mm mc r g n m e o n m e n y othe trlbesmen 'became :rick unto dan |for the heat tra: ten-int-but th~
vu no plac e to go and no place
nsm for all the wo r ld wu a 1denen.but-ned hr use a n ot th
Father Bun.
A l matters beclme wane anvsone the trlbesmen became despent
md ilnally , one day.rolled |ne eeouncllnfthechiefandtheh u
mn and the witc h dy lan.For f
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* l u n n a fw w
'; - - . . . . . . - -Igg ".__A
J ' f o IInff'Lf r
\.:.~p! ' G = = ~ .
'rms wonznis GREATEST BAKING POWDER
wmele
01'Better
Digestion
Few ol us chew om-
iood enough.Hasty
meals are. hanniul, bm
Wrlgley's stimulates the
'tlow oi saliva that helps
the stomach lake care
o l its load.
za el es sm ne wu m o re
_,_':__m a d u se w n d gl w s ai t e t
-every m eal.
ll k e e p s .u m w h i i e .
brain sweel and com-
ms acid mouth..
l *~ . . . ~
f f 1 ,».'f /\r=» ~ '
4'~~~/ ' n u u n u - n -
~ The Flavor Lasgs
loe B o l t s H a u l Tw cn ty .
W h e n n t g r u r a n a n n n a m l n I T I -
l a n d t w e n t y P l n e n z m c a n a n c a r r i e d
az ¢ t i m e l n a n i n cl o a e d w e h o s t t h a t
1 | d m - u r n b y a n a e r i a l n w n fl l t f
know ~ »~~| be
nolossorfailura
;I`hat'swhy§itisfar
e s vesome other brands
sellingforless.
m salsa! Cllllmzt llwer 150% [renter
.-'o oA 3a f f ;~
* y
~
~~~3.1.
~Q .
r ~ °. . . ,
10 uit. 1l¢|tcr| Hnwnwf min;
wana men L umm ra; than ours?
n u a m o r I o l l o f a .w h u u t o l d n o u n l . l \ \ 1 | l l n d ' R l
n m u n tTh ! o th e r !el l uv'|. .
'The KITCHEN
CABINET
Th# mmdzy
it w a s N o U n t o Da n y sa .
t a l ( r . 1 n z e n . In fr . | u u l m y b o n u .
: h r fn r u w r ha s h u t a r h l r l l m .
.n n ! p n w l I l u r k i t . : n n k n o w . "
u ~ 4 5 X p L ~Q
J J . ~s I.
~4..
nsr-w r
u
I
l o
e1
\ osh
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)
i a
oovir with eoI¢unter and add tha
guru or hall A lemon.Le: :land toru r o h o u r s . t h e n s l m m o r i n h o t w a t e r
fo r t w e n t y mi nu te s,m s a n d p r e s
u n d e r a we i g h t t o Gntt en.R e m o ve
m e l a b s ( n d e m i n m e a .P h e :
m u l a h i u p o o n fu l s o f b u t t e r I n n
l\ U l'¢ f'¢ D a d d t h e 1 1 | e e i b r n fl u a n d
o n e u m m - p n n n r u l o f ch o pp e d sa l on .
o n e c u p fu l o f m u s h r o o m s , g ,
m l - b a s a l a r r a n n o n sq ua re s o f
qm u p r e d t o u t a n d c o ve r w i t h '
m p n m o Sas.:-a.T a t a o n e vu p nx l
M c r n m n u n ,t h o Jul es o f o n e
l u n o m o n e : d l b n e e n e n .o n e xen
gp n o n fu l o r sa l t o n o b a l !: a n n o u n
m a o f p a p r l t n .o n e : e n p o o n t u l o f
on io n j g se e . p in c h o r o om l er e d c lo ves .
t h e m m e o f n u t m e g .H e a t u n r l l ve r y
n w : l a d p o u r z u r t h e r u e e z h r n d n a n d
m u l .G a m m a w i t h d u a l ; m l n c e d
peni.We have (the mol! of un). notpannedfrommeginger-hnadman
stage; we ills the Rane of food that
appeals lo the ere. imagination ma
wlor nenne.The ullunment nf artne-tlve food drurl us to out-ofthi-way
plaovs, and the moot popular plural
a n n a .g n p o f r u l l m d u n g r d n l l
fm m w h i c h a l l r o u g h s k i n a n d m e m -
br a n e h as b e e n rs m m r e d .s e m vr l t h
F r e n c h d m n f n g be a t e n sm o o t h 'l rl ll l
a s p o o n f u l o r t vo n l ' n t m p .C a l e fy w i t h C h a u u w . , - c o o k
ce l e r y c u t In m u l : n i e c e s u n n l l e n d e r .
B u t t e r | b a k i n g d u n o r l n d l d d n a l b l k
m s d l s h r l . fl a t l n n s p o o n fu l o f n z
e r y . m m e s e a s o n i n g . m e n a s p o on t u d
al hum minced and muistened withen a mu ue e ls ap n a n do n a u nr p wo l
planar with depamduns for ouch eg;
which In so be placed on il.D1-on an
eg; In tid! malt nest. season. piles
Ibe duh in n bot oven zo m the
n u Serve carnal hoe! mm ln :hsmme ummm md garnish with pan-
hy .A plank may be uletk. but mmbe very ho! than the man u plnc ld
upon it.Sallll Annu-Cut mr m e h nm-as
Ha u ~ l j g n n li t e :u h In n ni n a .ul so u w un n a m ! t o w i n h h b u ?
rm w a s t e ll o a r .
. F O O D T H A T S D I F F I R E N T
| r "| || |I|1|| \ " | | | 1 |" 1 | |1f
Li |415 lN8URANCE
-»b,Il l i l a n l n z u x l s a n t a r t h e g n u :
m p g i u s r n d o e u ft z b i l l h d ! n m 1 l o
Ji m m y l l ° i h e llaief,M r .P o l ?
» o n a r e n o c l e ve r - < l n '| . r w t h i n k a s
vu i u h a l p u a e g e l m r t h u p o o l
r '
' M v l w l f l n r r f n i J l m n u .cm m e -
d w . " w i l l l l r . l fn z z ° * | n d . In h e h i r
l l , m » w l i l h a ve o n e n f Ji m m y :
p fl b o f o r m e l u d c v.l l a r u m o r u b ' | u 1
N l h l l .a n d w m l m d r t o w n h t !
- n - _ - - . .
I n r 1 I .m u l .G a m m a w i t h d u a l ; m l n c e d
p a r t !! ! a n d t i l t e d h s r d - c o o k e d e g .
FunnP|'l*'P u d d i n g , - Ta k e o n e a n d
m e h ! ! !c u p t u h o f w i l l - m u l l e d
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cater tu the magic Intluencs at well-
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milk when Playllls. six nan old, who
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pumpkin. add one tuphxl of milk, the
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butter. a :umuonrut of dum. a ru
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mtl.lllx felt.pour into eudardfqpa und bah for an hour in n slow
mrcn s u m c u n u t n a p n n o t h o :unter.Hamish with whipped cream
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a n n a .g n p e f r u l l m d u n g r d n l l
fm m w h i c h a l l r o u g h s k i n a n d m e m -
br a n e h as b e e n re m m r e d .s e m vr l t h
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a s p o o n fu l o r t vo o l ' c a t m p .Ce l e r y w i t h C h a u n o e . , - c o o k
ce l e r y c u t In m u l : n i e c e s u n n l l e n d e r .
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m s d l s h c l . f l a t l n n s p o o n fu l o f n z
er y . s om e s e as o n i n g. m e n a s p o on t u d
o f r i c h w h i t e m o ve ; m i l f w i t h g r a t e d
cheese.fi ni sh w i t h b u t l e r t d c f i i m b l
a n d b a k e l n s h o t o ve n u n t i l
tl m r o u g h l y h c n t c é t h r u l l l h .
F r e n c h p g g u - y o w n l u c h n r m t o m
fr i vo l o us a pp e a ra n c e. sh a p e. c ol o r i n d
d e c o n t l o n .T h o n a m e i n g r e d i e n t :
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Mm; for the Baby..Twoy uraid amz: had alnran and
a Ipod!! brand baby milk uuxr¢em:IJ hu been drlnkin; van mm. pre-ferring the mom mild foods.At tho
dinner tlblc a few dui uv iz bocnmesh e su bjec t of MT-' °= n d u :r u
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milk when Playllls. six nan old, who
had beonulztunlng with Inlenlt. lnqulnd:ddr. wh en do I MI get
usllk for mum!is thu! exif: milk!"
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a n y s o m e t h i n g g o o d !0 l \ . 'I' n o Il c . " n m
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fo r t w e n t y mi nu te s,m s a n d p r e s
u n d e r a we i g h t t o Gntt en.R e m o ve
m e l a b s ( n d e m i n m e a .P h e :
m u l a h i u p o o n fu l s o f b u t t e r I n n
l\ U l'¢ f'¢ D a d d t h e 1 1 | e e i b r n fl u a n d
o n e u m m - p n n n r u l n f ch o pp e d sa l on .
o n e c u p fu l o f m u s h r o o m s , g ,
m l - b a s a l a r r a n n o n sq ua re s o f
qm u p r e d t o u t a n d e n ve r w i t h '
m p n m o Sas.:-a.T a t a o n e vu p nx l
M c r n m n u n ,t h a Jul es n f o n e
l u n o m o n e : d l b n e e n e n .o n e t e l
gp n o n fu l o r sa l t o n o b a l !: a n n o u n
fu l o f p a p r i k a .o n e : e n p o o n t u l o f
a n i o n m e e . p i n c h o r p o m l e r e d c l o w n .
u s e m m e o f n u t m r l H e a l u n t l l ve r y
n w : l a d p o u r z u r t h e r t e e t b r n d n a n d
m u l .G a m m a w i t h d u a l ; m l n c e d Allrhllnn
peni.We have (the mol! of un). notpannedfrommeginger-hnadman
stage; we ills the Rane of food that
appeals lo the ere. imagination ma
wlor nenne.The ullunment nf artne-tlve food drurl us to out-ofthi-way
plaovs, and the moot popular plural
where food il served are tholl Irhlch
cater tu the made Innuence at well-
pn-purld md url!pmlnhed ipod-Bufhnd Sausages.--Put al: num-ol
g .i n n beer through :ha ment
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chef exc els.It
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to serve nn e aand l l n t r .| n
aunts.no attractivr, am I! La ar
Uallc.Such a dish 1|Plln hd Ham wn h g p . - A a l le !
al hum minced and muistened witheraamsaueelsapnandonaunrprool
planar with depamduns for ouch eg;
which In so be placed on 11.Drop an
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Ibe dllh in \bot oven zo m the
n u Serve carnal hoe! mm ln :hslame mnnmr md xnrnlsh with pun-
lu .A wok may be uletk. but mmbe very ho! than the man u plnc ld
upon it.Sallll Anna.-Cut mr m e h nm-asIenmluriae at head zemaee.on : hen Women HEEII SWAMP-HUIJT
me aut alwtviher.I-'of than monihl
I u r u l n a n a w r u le o n d lu a u m d a u b
r u i n :coanantly hom dlarrhel.I i w
u m a m x a l l o u r m a r u p i n gfrom bsd to wane-I mad enfy thlnj
o f m i d c o m mu sh ,: m s t n s p o o n f u t
o f I - a l t . 1 ( e w d u h e l o f a n n u l . o n e
m f x e a a p o o n t u l o f p o u l t r y d n e n l n l :
m l : vn l l t o b l e n d . u o m i n t o a n n u l
a n d t r y u n t i l a [ o l d e n b r o w n In h o t
t s l .
O h , w i s d o m a f t h o n d l t l m m a d o u a :whe n ma a a; -ca n at l il o al. w hl lt h antn; m ins uucd lf. an |1 111 can slip tha
s o l l a r . - C i r d n D u l l .
l .n n ,
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b h d d l r t vo u b h m d n l n r n l p a a t i t . .
W o m n i m m N n u m hm z h i n f u l s l b u k i i u y . o r t h a
n n l l a i k i i n z x a v b h d d u n h a n n .
. u z b a k i d n q u u u m z i n n h n l t h y w r
d z t i a n , s h q m a y u u a u t h s s t h r o r p n l
s o b o e o m a d i a n e dP \ h h £ h e b .|| m d | E :
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mended Ttnilr to mo.Am! |l's a het.
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co m p an y . "\/" N e i t h e r h u e I.A mm | . l 1 ou !d n 't
l n u r r u m p u vr l t e b y n n n r e r l n g h e r . "
sl kiehay truth.Dan't dill! darting tnltmcnt..Dr.Kilp-| r'| BumpRoot. s p\pidan'| pn
ncnpticu. obtained at my 611| sun, mube gm qu memldr audvd to onmoml
me uium.G d a m a d i n m w h r p d n b o u h i u rmldkhly`£ygm'anyd.r1l|»ton.'Honvna.\Iy c u1rhh5rntto¢a| ¢thmmu vf vvln ua n se nd u a mu i n Dr .
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when I feel like a new man.I :rnI'0rklng.!\'fl'y dl; new and when It
comes to recommending 'haue I c¢n't
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ln th r e e znb ia np oou fu ls o f w a t e r .
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b o i l , a d d t h e n i k o f t h e e u g u d
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l a t l o m h l p s o f t h e w o r l d o u g h t z o b l
n d 3 n u o d r '" ' I ¢ 1 u t fo r m e t o a y , "ne p ue d
F u m e r C o r u t o c n l ." I c a n e v e n n t
t h e m b r l g l g s p a i d o t !a t a 5 0 1 : 1 1
fi r m . "
x x y w u u n e a c m a s m m u e uymru umr yq au w mn au nu o nu lo db y ma n x my r u s z a v fm o n ma u r d
by lnhdorblumg T n u n d u e .
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Qdreh the urn lrrolrlhl uv I n maE L M - 1 d t ;tvueuwit nrfllnnl.
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\..|nnn¢" u .. "Hi ..._..._ ._ucuhl ml ahlnk or doing.She ntl:upuuln |pd damn. mdqahe mils outdoors and ln.And loo ufllli st hap
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pllch mm im th e alma.And herchildren are qulu npt Io pitch tlwlr
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a u m w m m m u u u n a .Bui-
nau dn nu udn yr vn nz aaw in gn ny
oth ar ph uinth hn xt io n.
9 . 5 . - s w - y n » e ¢ u u |¢ |n u » ¢ d ¢ ¢w s m m t m w m m r u n d
n a s u a a o m u f - r . u , s = ~ m .
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Tn i n l E n t
4:40 z=-us. Daily.
10:43 n. zn. Daily.
Train! Wait
8:45 4. m. Daily.
2:50 p. m. Daily.
c. se. P. al. a a
'f r ti n l Nu m7:20 n. m. Daily Except Sundnir.
2;00 p. m Daily Except Sunday.
8:30 a. rn. Sunday Only
Trains South ,
12:50 p. rn. Daily ExeeptSunda3'.
6:28 p. rn. Daily
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Dec. 2-1922.J an. zo- ma.Apr . 1 4- -ma . lb;
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free.Lady mandsnt.Dr. A. .v, SANDBBSON,
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F. n. Sedw. of Chicago and Phill-dnlphln, the noted tml! upon. willponanally be lt tha Vnlluy Haul. md
wsu remain ln Miuoud VDHOY, Sutur
dny only, Nov. 25.Mr. Seeley nylz
'The Spermlllc Shlc ld will not only
rntuln any c ue of rupture windy .
but contract! the opelllngdn 10 dlyn
n n i lw n va r q a e a u .T h h n m l t a l -
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Let as $11 your pxualpt.ionn.
..B1a1r Phlrmacy.
Kulufl Photo! will plana y ou.
Mr. Fern Wentworth of Onuhm
spent the Ink-end at the W. H. Hill
ho me i n ~ dty .
A. H. STEPFEN
Word ranches The Entarpriac of the
death of ~ H. Stnffen of Benning-
ifm.M1.SL¢If¢n tru a piurueer get-
ller of this county having nsided on
his fine fam near the Germ!I1 hall
for many nan. but n number of yem
bark he retired from |,¢\.lv¢ dutiel md
moved to Benninginn.In .his dealings with men Hr. Stef-
E . R . H n ¢ g u 1 l . u n d e r t a k e r .P h o n e
Bell nal.Ind. cedir 163.er
Hrs.Scott Am-n an been in ell
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[Phe r a i n o f l a s t S a t u r d a y n i g h t : l i d
o t s t o p a p a r t y o f > ° ° = m x fo l k s fr o m
-'r i n g s g o o d t i m e s t t h e H a m
-~ e n f l e l d h o m e i n w e s t B l a d r .
D r . M o n t e w i l l b e i n h i s d e w l o a -
ti o n , r e ad y fo r bu s i n es s . n e x t M o nd a y ,
N o v. 2 0 .N e w E o u t i o n i s o ve r R e d -
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n o w : o x i d e a t W a y n e , N e b r . , w e r e
bus in es s vis it or s In th is ci ty from S a1 .~
u n l n y u n t i l M o n d a y .-
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te r lm i ne d a n u z r b e r o f t h e i r fr i e n d s
a t a. d a n c i n g p a r t y s t t h e Sc he me s
h a l l o n l a s t Th u r s d l y e ve n i n g .
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t h e i r r e g u l a y m e e t i n g N o v.9,a f t e r
wh i c h r e fre s h me n t s a n d en t e x- t s i nm e n t
coz nmi tte es h a d c h a r g e u n t i l s.l a t e
h o u r .
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BLAIR BRIEFS-.-Lqgaland Personal
Cold Tablets nil kindl.
Blair Ph|.rmlC)'K\\hn'| .Pbo!»l vm plana y ou.
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Wqntad:-Red flavor seed and Tm:
AUCI`ION-on the attest Saturdlr loule Geew.1 J:twndon. bring y o ur J UNK.Aye Bros.58--tf
JENS§!N & DROSS, Auctioneun.Lucille Kemp Wm take pupils in
E. R. Haggard. undsruker.I'|1one.P`reneh and dnmatic nrt.
nu. n¢u.121.Ind. ceau ass.at c u r xm ma e .42-as
For Sale--A three bottom tndnr Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Sanderson enter-
plow at Miller Munk'|'blnltlniith mined a few friend: at :ands at their
mop.31..|gn home on wut Front. street last Friday
The Blair Home Bakery c an fur-|
u ~ m ~ l m
w i l l b » ¢ x m w a m = m u u . v 1 u » n
a u m w m m m u u u n a .Bui-
nau dn nu udn yr vn nz aaw in gn ny
oth ar ph uinth hn xt io n.
9 . 5 . - s w - y n » e ¢ u u |¢ |n u » ¢ d ¢ ¢w s m m t m w m m r u n d
n a s u a a o m u f - r . u , s = ~ m .
u»n »m~». x1 1N. r> -m> »m»sL m-
u l w - A d v .°
r ~ ~AD TIME TABLE
Ch i d z o a Nmh ' leli e r n
Tn i n l E n t
4:40 z=-us. Daily.
10:43 n. zn. Daily.
Train! Wait
8:45 4. m. Daily.
2:50 p. m. Daily.
c. se. P. al. a a
'f r ti n l Nu m7:20 n. m. Daily Except Sundnir.
2;00 p. m Daily Except Sunday.
8:30 a. rn. Sunday Only
Trains South ,
12:50 p. rn. Daily ExeeptSunda3'.
6:28 p. rn. Daily
' r mx c n z n s ' z x a ln x x n o u '
D / wa s ._,
Dec. 2-1922.J an. zo- ma.Apr . 1 4- -ma . lb;
as -a s- lm: J u ne a n- an -- ma , Au .
a - 4 - ma .
xCHIROFRATICp n u m mHEALTH.c m mid: in Umdiy and country.Uan mlu dn
free.Lady mandsnt.Dr. A. .v, SANDBBSON,
Chlmrmetc r.Uma ova: B Mr B aht Stunp|,on||:-Bell 19.1114- mes.
n o r Y O U N G
T g i m f e r L l n a B e t w e e n
B l n j r a m i O m a h a
R e l .2 1 6 a r m s u m .
B l w P h o n e 4 3
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QMANLON, HAHEB ao'ru»Nz.ou
Attorneys-atlur
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R U P T U R E
E x P E I( r H E R E
SBELEY, FAMOUS IN THIS svxcl-
ALTY, C ALL ED T o u lss ogm
_VALLEY
F. n. Sedw. of Chicago and Phill-dnlphln, the noted tml! upon. willponanally be lt tha Vnlluy Haul. md
wsu remain ln Miuoud VDHOY, Sutur
dny only, Nov. 25.Mr. Seeley nylz
'The Spermlllc Shlc ld will not only
rntuln any c ue of rupture windy .
but contract! the opelllngdn 10 dlyn
n n i lw n va r q a e a u .T h h n m l t a l -
, . . . . . .- -. - - _ - - - . . . - y - -. . . . .~
Let as $11 your pxualpt.ionn.
..B1a1r Phlrmacy.
Kulufl Photo! will plana y ou.
Mr. Fern Wentworth of Onuhm
spent the Ink-end at the W. H. Hill
ho me i n ~ dty .
A. H. STEPFEN
Word ranches The Entarpriac of the
death of ~ H. Stnffen of Benning-
ifm.M1.SL¢If¢n tru a piurueer get-
ller of this county having nsided on
his fine fam near the Germ!I1 hall
for many nan. but n number of yem
bark he retired from |,¢\.lv¢ dutiel md
moved to Benninginn.In .his dealings with men Hr. Stef-
E . R . H n ¢ g u 1 l . u n d e r t a k e r .P h o n e
Bell nal.Ind. cedir 163.er
Hrs.Scott Am-n an been in ell
eek and under we :are of a physi-
. g m =
Th e r e p r e s om e n e w i d e as i n b a k e r y
~-s t t h e H o m e B o k e r ; .C o m e i n
-~t r y t h e R o l l s .Ca k es ,Pi e s a n d
~read.6 - t f
[Phe r a i n o f l a s t S a t u r d a y n i g h t : l i d
o t s t o p a p a r t y o f > ° ° = m x fo l k s fr o m
-'r i n g s g o o d t i m e s t t h e H a m
-~ e n f l e l d h o m e i n w e s t B l a d r .
D r . M o n t e w i l l b e i n h i s d e w l o a -
ti o n , r e ad y fo r bu s i n es s . n e x t M o nd a y ,
N o v. 2 0 .N e w E o u t i o n i s o ve r R e d -
n 1 ~"a ..»..r o n m a n y co m e s o r fo r s p e c i a l oc c a -
sio ns.6 - U
M r . a n d M r s . E ve r e t t R h o s d e s , w h o
n o w : o x i d e a t W a y n e , N e b r . , w e r e
bus in es s vis it or s In th is ci ty from S a1 .~
u n l n y u n t i l M o n d a y .-
M r . a n d M r s . W . W . W i l k i n s o n c n -
te r lm i ne d a n u z r b e r o f t h e i r fr i e n d s
a t a. d a n c i n g p a r t y s t t h e Sc he me s
h a l l o n l a s t Th u r s d l y e ve n i n g .
Th e O r d e r o i t h e I i e e t e r n S t a r h e l d
t h e i r r e g u l a y m e e t i n g N o v.9,a f t e r
wh i c h r e fre s h me n t s a n d en t e x- t s i nm e n t
coz nmi tte es h a d c h a r g e u n t i l s.l a t e
h o u r .
H r .a n d H r s .F .B .O l i ve r a n d
e |I I 1]~h a t
\Xulm's_photos 1rI!I 9198!you.
I I l l l ||||||| |I |
BLAIR BRIEFS-.-Lqgaland Personal
Cold Tablets nil kindl.
Blair Ph|.rmlC)'K\\hn'| .Pbo!»l vm plana y ou.
».
Wqntad:-Red flavor seed and Tm:
AUCI`ION-on the attest Saturdlr loule Geew.1 J:twndon. bring y o ur J UNK.Aye Bros.58--tf
JENS§!N & DROSS, Auctioneun.Lucille Kemp Wm take pupils in
E. R. Haggard. undsruker.I'|1one.P`reneh and dnmatic nrt.
nu. n¢u.121.Ind. ceau ass.at c u r xm ma e .42-as
For Sale--A three bottom tndnr Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Sanderson enter-
plow at Miller Munk'|'blnltlniith mined a few friend: at :ands at their
mop.31..|gn home on wut Front. street last Friday
The Blair Home Bakery c an fur-|
u ~ m ~ l m
Blair, Nehr., November xe, mg
l n w a r m s :u m n s j r : ;4 I
Liv at od
Cttlka-'The attic market hu |
ten nnlly neldy with inc retleI
mm c lassel..Steers steady on
goods and commons, upd :Lundy to
higher on the choice and p
Butcher cutie generally steady;~
steady in 254: lower; cnnners and
un steady; veal calves steady to
higher, mostly study.Feeder
THE ENTERPRISE
IDBN A. :Bonn m u m :
Ilia re Yau'gi
~ pomfxlu n Bmr. Nab.. `Em»1.¢r
..: Q
running time they wem°on full feud.
'rim wa re fad from a.gel;fader,
getting dl. \he corn they hnnlgd.
COUNCIL .\|E¥l`B
Q
u ne n t ." T h e r e i l n o t a t h i n g t h a t w e b r i n g i n g p r o s p e r i t y t o s e v e n !c o n -
u o b u y i n f t o d a y t h a t n o s r o m m p q -e m u ." o n u u h i p p i n g s h a u n o p e n ;i n
i n g m o r o f o r t i u n o t t h i s t i m e a y a n r S e p t e m b e r m d S w t a n m l r o r t h i s y e a r
o g o , "s l i d F .E .G i l i o n o f Q g g m I n w a s t h o b i f g e l t m o n t h w o l u r e h a d
B o n e y c o m p a n y .' W o a r e p a y r 2 %r i n s e w e h s v e b e e n i n b u n i w u , "u i d
c e n t s m o r e p o r p o u n d f o r s u g a r t h a n F .E .C o g u w o l h o f t h !Q u e e n I n c u -
w o w e r e p a y i n g a t t h i s t i m e i m y e a r b u m c o m p a n y ." S o f a r ,o o :v o l u m e
a n d 2 c e n t s p o r p o u n d m o r e f o r p e a - ' a h h y o u r h u i n c r e a s e d ( 2 p o r c o n t
n u t s .C h o c o l a t e i s 3 c e n t s p e r p o u n d i o v o r t h a t o f l u r k y o u r w h i c h w a s ~
h i g h e r a n d o o r n s y r u p i s o o l t k g u s p e r c e n t a h e a d o f p n v i o u n y a n -P o o -
$ ! . 5 0 p e r h u n d r e d m o r e t h a n l t d i d a p l s a r e b e g i n i n g t o r e a l i s e t h a t t h a b y -
r o g o .Y e t . p r i c e s o n s o m e z r l d n p r o d u c t s o f t h e 1 a . r m - d a i r y a n d p o u l -
-»e
hun: wmo mf.Friday ntternocn
drlnk twice daily.During
~o ll sun iupe;°r of that organi-
sation.A lu g s membership uare
mount £0 do her honor.
|11~.»a |.m i x e d i n t h e s k i m m i l k .
Th i s te s t .u n d n f n h n m n d i t l o n s
l n w a r m s :u m n s j r : ;4 I
Liv at od
Cttlka-'The attic market hu |
ten nnlly neldy with inc retleI
mm c lassel..Steers steady on
goods and commons, upd :Lundy to
higher on the choice and p
Butcher cutie generally steady;~
steady in 254: lower; cnnners and
un steady; veal calves steady to
higher, mostly study.Feeder
THE ENTERPRISE
IDBN A. :Bonn m u m :
Ilia re Yau'gi
~ pomfxlu n Bmr. Nab.. `Em»1.¢r
..: Q
running time they wem°on full feud.
'rim wa re fad from a.gel;fader,
getting dl. \he corn they hnnlgd.
COUNCIL .\|E¥l`B
Q
u ne n t ." T h e r e i l n o t a t h i n g t h a t w e b r i n g i n g p r o s p e r i t y t o s e v e n !c o n -
u o b u y i n f t o d a y t h a t n o s r o m m p q -e m u ." o n u u h i p p i n g s h a u n o p e n ;i n
i n g m o r o f o r t i u n o t t h i s t i m e a y a n r S e p t e m b e r m d S w t a n m l r o r t h i s y e a r
o g o , "s l i d F .E .G i l i o n o f Q g g m I n w a s t h o b i f g e l t m o n t h w o l u r e h a d
B o n e y c o m p a n y .' W o a r e p a y r 2 %r i n s e w e h s v e b e e n i n b u n i w u , "u i d
c e n t s m o r e p o r p o u n d f o r s u g a r t h a n F .E .C o g u w o l h o f t h !Q u e e n I n c u -
w o w e r e p a y i n g a t t h i s t i m e i m y e a r b u m c o m p a n y ." S o f a r ,o o :v o l u m e
a n d 2 c e n t s p o r p o u n d m o r e f o r p e a - ' a h h y o u r h u i n c r e a s e d ( 2 p o r c o n t
n u t s .C h o c o l a t e i s 3 c e n t s p e r p o u n d i o v o r t h a t o f l u r k y o u r w h i c h w a s ~
h i g h e r a n d o o r n s y r u p i s o o l t k g u s p e r c e n t a h e a d o f p n v i o u n y a n -P o o -
$ ! . 5 0 p e r h u n d r e d m o r e t h a n l t d i d a p l s a r e b e g i n i n g t o r e a l i s e t h a t t h a b y -
r o g o .Y e t . p r i c e s o n s o m e z r l d n p r o d u c t s o f t h e 1 a . r m - d a i r y a n d p o u l -
-»e
hun: wmo mf.Friday ntternocn
drlnk twice daily.During
~o ll sun iupe;°r of that organi-
sation.A lu g s membership uare
mount £0 do her honor.
|11~.»a |.m i x e d i n t h e s k i m m i l k .
Th i s te s t .u n d n f n h n m n d i t l o n s
s
m
u h :
THE ENTERPRISE
IDBN A. :Bonn m u m :
Il ia r e Y a u 'gi
" £ i f & » & ' . §--*»~'m ,,,.,=;.,, at
in poatadlnl st Blair, Nab.. under
1 h A : t d C o n ¢ r l l la f Hu c h 3 i 8 ' l ' 9
. . . __. . . . . . .- - . . - .
|
ln~ f~ di, but so few pcrsofu Lnow
vh tr e to h n d jl.
-ra.m»7'i'm»k W a di says u m
Henry Ford u gain; in forsakt the
npubuuun n n k s V-'hen was Mr.
Fund ever a repubiiccn.In 1918 ha
was the democratic oppo:cr9 of Sena-
tor H¢\v'h€r1>',and waged 9, hgh!
against the latter farxeous for lt: bit-
u me n -Re in nw ta'Iaé~d of aa the
dirrm-trltk: andId:..u| for president in
a m
In Chinlllv n 1"J<kIeiI :naturist
paced s :tract car cn the left or for-
bidden aide, ma lewd a liflla glri.
A judgq pmngély imposed l prison
uentanco vi' fro-:1 one to MuiLeon
yous.\""hat'a Um kind of judge to
ha n.Fines :swan nothing to the nu-
tomoblln' "Smart Alek," but iron ~
are n iaoly tenor to hhn.And ..
fanes wil! not check him, prison bl
should ddain hilm-Fdrbury N
nuun ¢ m u
b u t " l i n Amewmn mqaslne
c ontained a mfr c ntltlad "No ~-
m l An o m FNLU a '
w h m o m u u m o l d h o m d m w h o h u
torio,theoenuny yean.|w~o1-nn1-
h g h n u to one womnn, fukin: him-
self bdirm ha Il ni l! n bnux and
[nnclng amund with hi! nick bowed
and hls dau: :tuck aut. wa ue brought
hodtn face with the Qld ny ing and
\~o11de1 if he knows how neuly he u
acting the fuel spoken of.
. .. . . . _ . . . _ . _ . . . . . _ - » - .Tha United State! In a nation of im-
portara.We produce much more than
wa consume.In order that thechan-
ndl of our c ommon:-e may he kept
fue from stagnation our produeo must
find a foreign market.This is a aot-
tiod Intl.In the year 1922, so far,
14| have impdted $2;608.000,0¢J worth
ofgoodz and wo have exported $3,771.-
000.000 worth of our produce, than we
have sent out more than 8,000,000,000
worth of goods than me have brought
in. A~ything that wil! have a tendency
to chock this export trade efhctn the
middle wen very quickly.We, of um
section, an the producing part of the
who Llmlt iurulshes tha bulk of tha
export pnduco.Tha high protodha
tariff right now il a.ffe¢lil\K this ex-
port trade.
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A Noble Roman
Retirement of Senllor Oatnr Un-
derwood from Indexship of the demo-
cratic side of the S011-Ito wil! be a
pubiin loss.However much nepubli-
cans may ditlor with Underwood on
economics, particnluly the tariff, may
r¢¢*|1=1=° his nbilitiel and hh sincer-
.l|.y.He il not 11 nhyster in politics.
I .¢ .|!<
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Nl
mo Swish Lockwood
Th e d d th o f li n .Mary Smith
Lockwood, founder of the Dsughton
of the American Rcvolullon and the
Sant survivor of the eighteen woman
who organized umier that name for
12.0 hzat than more thm thirty years
fm. muh the passing of one of the
nutlon's most inliuentiai women of A
gmc nuon ago.Her intluenro, like
hor good works, will continue on for
many future generations.
ln o country like the United Staten,
\ ham the bulk of the'population
roman or is dacended from thou who
mme from other nationalities only
me. two orgthteo gcnenlions bac k.
the organisation of the Uaughtcrs o!
:he American Ravdution must bo ro-
I I
ho me ln~dly
"0n'l lnll Amend (Ile (lreli
lNTERNA'l`IONAL
uvs STOCK
nxiiosjmon
Horse l"`e&r and Interna-
tional Grain and
Hay Show
UHIUN smcx YARDS
c N 1 c A <1 u _December 2 to 9, 1922
A 'luderlll Edmliulal hniillil
Hawken (llc --»<§ llll~PGIGDII nun:-nn ll l l!U°dlWil 0| !l\tfllHllll AIN'n 1 uv u un. muy umm-.cu 1. :f t be un. Jlllly lnhrncl estrrulnmnt inf the hilly
Sn CUC!!! il Its fnBoiihy Attire
All previous nnrlu haw beenuc :del um uno! Brilliantescall! rntcrinlsuclt.
Bo sure y ou irlvel
vi t
c . a n . w . R v -
INRI p»f1¥¢;¢hn rcnndlna fun. lnln
aebeauln. em .un awltcsllunto 1'1¢.tes Annu.
We winh tn dunk the kind friends
and neighbors, and dm the airmen
and Rev. Smalley for their words of
comfort and sympathy shown dudng
the illness md dank of our mother,
Mrs Sa.l'l'luel Warrick.
that ~ n lou not only to them but
for many yenrl. ~ut n num
A. H. STEPFEN
Word ranches The Entarpriac of the
death of ~ H. Stnffen of Benning-
ifm.M1.SL¢If¢n tru a piurueer get-
ller of this county having nsided on
4
Curb or THANKS.
We wish ln thin mane: to anarursnur heartfelt thanks to the friends
:\ i odispnsitimnve r y qui et.a n d n i w n r v
a r e n t l u m a n l y In h i s d e m e a n o r , 1 t u m
i y p e a f t h e o l d t i m e g n n q a m l n .A
mae man in ovary rupees.,|
ll has bun the ple u u ll of the
writer to have known him intimately
for tha put t\\ent;g-five or mo n
I
moved to Benninginn.In .his dealings with men Hr. Stef-
fvn was mail. scrupulously honest and
honor\b!¢ in every way.In his fam-
=Iy he was na gmenriy a perfect father
~~n
TIIANKSGIWNG
Tho anmmi Tlunkqgivlng service
will be held this y ear in the Mdhdill
Episcopal church. Thurulay evening,
Nov. 30th. and the Rev.Mr Srnniiey,
pu te r of the Baptist.chgrch.will
make the address.NOTE, r r W ILL
ll!aanceinour ent sorrow, and ua
these. whiie unaN\;v ta attend the
funera! of our bel _ed wife, mother
and daughtnr. sent beautiful Bowen
in her memory.In a spdcill mannerdo we thank Rev A. E. Harsh, 3. E.
Campbeil and the lingers.A. R. Belle: and children,
mm
BE 1 !
FOOTBALL GAHIE
The C. B. C., a junior football elevenmetthePirates,undther y§uthful
.
|..Nov.12, this Tuner!!|e1"l*ku being
held lvl;Tuesday In Bennington and
intenuenf mule in the Gmnm ceme-
tery near his old home.He haves to mourn him his wife
and three daughtnrs who have tha|=>'rnnni11y of a hrgu circle of friends
.~1 .~as
CABD DF THANKS
We wish in this way to express oursincere tha:.ks'lnri apprecintion to the
many kind friends who helped us by
\\'or~ds of sympathy and arts of kind-
noon and held them to ; tie, 6 to 8.
The fame teams mert.n|::d. Satundns
morning on Casietter gridiron to de-
cide the Junior Championship of the
city.
ou r de a r m ot he r.T h e B l c i l l l l n n fa m i l )
~ ~I 111 N. Durham SL cu-engm--Adv."VALLEY
0ur November Winchpster ~
.Winchbster Flashlight 89:2
Winchester Pliers -591:
Sportsmen's Heédquarters at
ThE ARNDT HARDWARE
~l--- :\|1s!"1'5: 4 *"" -..":.*"'./ , U
¢1.. ,. r
_Leader and Repeater Shells.
Winc hester Model 97 `Repnting Shot-
gun for shooters who prefer l hnmmer
gun.12 gauge, take down.6 shots.
~::T:-»-~
Loaded with smokeless powder.j._ ____ ~-'Fuhun m m *primers.P m u c F r ; ~"
w e d d i n g .Winehelinl' 'nterproqf "- - - - 1 ~ ~;
process prevents swelling.
-r r
u n i lwu a r q a e s u e .~ h r e s u l t d -
D/rrzs ._,
Dec. 2-1922.Jan. zo-ma.Apr. 14--ma. lb;
as-as-lm: June an-an--ma, Au.
a-4-ma.
dalphll, tho noted tru:-I lrpefi. dll
punnnally bo at the Vnilsy Hom, and
will remain ln Missouri Vailoy, Satur
dsy only, Nov. 25.Mr. Seeiey nys:
"The Spermltic Shlsld will not only
retain any cue of rupture perfocily.
xCHIROFRATICp n u m mHEALTH.c m mid: in Umdiy and country.Uan mlu dn
free.Lady mandsnt.Dr. A. .v, SANDBBSON,
Chlmrmetc r.Uma ova: B Mr B aht Stunp|,on||:-Bell 19.1114- mes.
ly appreciable and wiihlfanding any
strain or position no matter the also
or location.Lune or dlmc udt cuoa,
ar indslimnl ruplures (following
operations)apeciaily soiieltad.This
inatrumom. received tho only award
in Englad and in Spain. producing ro-
sulta without w w w ?injections.
memyal treatments or proacripuona.
n o r Y O U N G
T g i m f e r L l n a B e t w e e n
B l n j r a m i O m a h a
R e l .2 1 6 a r m s u m .
B l w P h o n e 4 3
( o l
w,
uf
tinuu of itself throughout. the night
during sleep while dl sta in il re-
moved.Being a, nat advsneement
over all fonner muthodi-e:m1:|ply-
I
balance of a W inchester is something which
cannot be appreciated until you pick up the
z\1v.putibr<> your shoulder and operate the
action .
Be sure to pay us a visit ,before yon go ~
The Hunter's Choice--A Winchesm
Take a Winchester shotgun and Winchéebpr
Shqlls on your next duck hunt. and you will ex-
»-~~>~»:~ :on | : » :;
Waning-All cues shouid he :autism
Winchester Shobguqs. ':
Winchestgr Shotguns and Shells for Dupks
.x ~.a v- :: :' . \.» . ~f ¢= I~.
¢ | -- n n - »_
II1Ii1
QMA NL ON, HAHEB a
o'ru»Nz.ou
Attorneys-atlur
omm in s um Bun: auu amg
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. . . . _. . _.. » . . .n u m -
no
¥
res: where the lump in and no! when
the opml!!! il.yrududng rumpliu-
tloul nac ennllul zur;kd apenllnns.
Mr. Sealey hah documnnu from the
United Staten Govenurbent, Washing-
ton,D.C..for inspoction.Ho
peating Slmzguu. known asThe Perfect
Repeaher.Nickle S1eel_ mhroughout.
Liglzt weight.IE, 113 and .10 gauge,
inks down.6 shuts.
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f
~gi~i ~, \ . ?- 1 ' 3 " ~n v *a
af ,. l n . , .\Y~*;~/nrQ Q .1 j.I '~¥~~~l f - I - ' f H x i f ' § ]£
/ " * " " "~ . 1 . . .f _,N |r- 1 H ~a ,J ~? " ./ " i n 1 ~ a A ; ~ ~'n £€ ~ 7 ! i f A ¥t .1*rf ».p_:2 _oil .4 'c~"'¢"f".\ff"'-Hr
.a v . n . m f ~~.»~¢,@$¢f- ~ug: »~.
2.Ti;f ~ ~ - » \a n .
250
een
har.e T$"°" school hu been closed dover.Th e c olto f wh was only of candy areiower th:nu1e'?1rere1aau».q-- |10 ...-....,...._.._,,..track on mgount 0! the pupils 4.1¢ per fb, with corn at l. :ent a Ib., year.There has been an advance o! big advantage to the farmer Is t.hnt,A1! other ciuses madrm b e g n . " w u d to dlphmherin. .ma skim muh at zu per nrt.The only 1 cont ver pound on mms Christ-fpmduee la spot mb or the ¢qua=-»1b==¢.{n»p=.LH»_¢¢ show gain over week
..___.._..\.:.... ilu;_.» \-.\.---o .1 l¢u| \n:|ln|1 bmi" mms qndiu,With prices of rw nu.-Hs does not hnvetn wait for returns ago, the grutnt increase being on
f __.\ .n...1.f n . - M. HM msn..Butchers invreasnd|ch00l D005I ITU I\lu.uul|leuur closely and lt is to be hoped
no moreeeseiexist.
re. JeeobRl.l1i!s, ivho has been ill
in put :wo months pused sway
P. ll. today ( Tl\ursdny ).She
adveneed in years.As yet the
leularl regarding the Ionerul
|not been amen .A complete
nn will be give next week.
BHINGTON COUNTY FARM
BUREAU NEW S NOTES
cmAfolm. County Agent.
ru: four variety eorn tests in Wash-
on eounty have given an over-
lmingt verdict in fwor of the
oth type of corn.The lmallell
:nance was 4%-S bushels per oem
ITU! 01 !9\,`1;v||. us ulnnsu-5| ......,.....the sow full time, md every detail
was dguzei it took no more work
to n i ng u m h e he h tha n to n m a
hunch of acmba.'
The A. F. B. F. says, "Corn huslo-ern?Them | ln"l.war' auch animal.
The Immigration restrictions are ro~
sponzible for n general shortage of
labor.Wsgen in lndustry are higher
eed threntin to be still more so.
Thle will be a good thing tokeep in
mind wluen tliinkiog of putting when
ground into corn."e
There is still a shortage of huskm
in Wululngton county. Since the com
went down` there has been some um-
dency to boost the wages but the mo
}°ril¥ of fsrmers are sitting tignt.
terinls eomnillombly laighei_ than they
were lut year, candy will stay where
it is for "the balance of the year.
Business continues good and our #ol-
umo is larger than o year ago."
Wartime Hetlwdl Belong."More advances nre'reportnd from
the factories and the rue mills are
getting back £0 the wtftime WU? of
doing b1.:slne1s," said S Weaefel of the
Weatem Furniture ard llilnufncturlnlr
mmpnng."Some oi' the rox: mills
mlse orders now on the condition that
lhey will flll them at the pric e ore-
vailing nl. the time pf shipment.The
manufacturer! soy raw ml2£Hnl1l have
~ll\1nce~cl ond tlragv are oversold.I
ron! knowhow thev expect to keep
up edvoneoe in the face of preseet
renditions in axrieulturo when the
.aa he doa on crops me owen.:uv y w - e n 5 - - ._r e c e n t i m p o r t d u t y o n e m i n a p r o c -5 @ 3 0 :o n t h o h e a v i e r w e i g h t s a n d
t i o n !g u e n n t e e f o r a s t x b i l i z e d p r l e e l i @ 1 5 1 : o n t h e l i g h t e r w e i g h t s . .S t o c k
o n t h e A m e r l e l n m a r k e t .T h e i m -
port duty of eight cents per dozen
prtcticndly lvep the American farm-
er predominsnee of the exe merket
under tho present tlrifl' hill."
"There continues to be slow im-
provement in form trade especially in
the sale of Il.I11'1 light plultl to fm;m~
ers who are en in dairy, poultry
and etotkmisin ,slid E. HI Sawyer
of the Cushman Motor Works."Al-
tho tenm help to mike the sales, we
are selling on nppreciehle number for
euh.Business in the light plmt
Edd is much better now than it has
been for the lest year and a half.
LEGAL NOTICE
pigs study._Sheep:--Sheep merlcet incheseed
over week ego.Llmbl inbreesed 40
@ Tse: rvirrliesi me wether: steady
to 75e higher; owen inereu-er! 25 @
'I5e; feeding ewes steady; fat lunbe
steady to IOC lower.
Gr dn
Wheat:-W heat prices were firm
the first two days of the week intluenc-
ed by bullish privete crop reports, but
uncertainty pfrevdled remainder of
greek with close irregular.Chicago
Deeember wheat closed 1*ie lower.
Visible supply 32,278,000 bushels com-
plied \1n'1.l1 56,395,000 lgushell last
y en.Corn."`..'.ernment crop report
'IPhe members of the sophomoreA of the high n mol win have I
ty ag the home o! J ames lhher
on Friday evening of thli my .
Phe White Cross Society of th i
ptist chunk mel. wedneadlr after
an with their captain, M11 Rm
nlatrum of west Washington artnet
Dr. and Mn. W. F. Hemphill :rl
aiming over the arrival of l bah:
ughtcr at their homo in Pn i r i
f k ldditlon,on h r !'I`l1nad1\y
N 0.
The Home Bakery can fumilh 10
nost ariything in the baking Una o
nrt order. Their Blue Ribbon hm
~:k
br hd( of the iarmera in Washing-
eounty have been using the .fairly
gh typoof corn ulodintheaetesis.
85,000 acres this would mean a
cranes of 167,500 bulhels annu-
weadzh ln corn iost because o!
mg wxu q n ,
Henry Stork and J ohn Hook: are
the only men In the county who hor
vested lliubam ned.Mr. Hooks ro-
porta um: he lowod zo un in oats.
from this he harvezied 2 hu. hulled
and 3 bu. unhulled seed.It 'r u n o t
more than a 1% ure plot.He ny s
flrmer i l the 'bun oz us uuameu-..Ilh n i t be-j; " ; =» ; d -f f m . n T'; l' .$ , ; i f ag r r -Notice to Non-Resident Defendants
cuituref'To:Wilson Akin and Mary A. Akin:"Smali advances are bein! mule all ~ a n d e a c h f y a n h gv
of the time and price# ue vm' aug," notl you ave n su y..The State Bank, a corpontion,lain-' ! " "F H ." ° * ' f ' i ' 1 f = '¥ f : ° l " ., ' f f , ' , f _' : _"u n ,i n u m D i m M q o u r g o f w n a z i n i -
'n ..\ r - L _ . . . .. ._I g u n n b i n v
showed larger com 'crop than expected
u.n§:l prices decreased.Visible supply
a,sos,ooo bushels mnmmd with 18,-
891,000 bulhol: last year.Chicago
Dotomber corn closd Eic higher for
the week.
Potatoes
-r r
strain or position no matter the also
or location.Lune or dlmc udt cuoa,
ar indslimnl ruplures (following
operations)apeciaily soiieltad.This
inatrumom. received tho only award
in Englad and in Spain. producing ro-
sulta without w w w ?injections.
memyal treatments or proacripuona.
Waning-All cues shouid he :autism
The Hunter's Choice--A Winchesm
Take a W inchester shotgun and Winchester
Shells on your next duck hunt and you will ex-
perience real shooting satisfaction.Theperiect
balance of a W inchester is something which
cannot be appreciated until you pick up the
z\1v.put1br<> your shoulder and operate the
action
Be s ure to pa y us a vis it ,bef ore jo n g o ~
and look over our stock of the world famous
Winchester Shotguns. ':
Winchester Shotguns and Shells for Dupks
res: where the lump in and no! when
the opml!!! il.yrududng rumpliu-
tloul nac ennllul zur;kd apenllnns.
Mr. Sealey hah documnnu from the
United Staten Govenurbent, Washing-
ton,D.C..for inspoction.Ho
2/.rfy i Q
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xxCHIROFRATICp n u m mHEALTH.c m mid: in Umdiy and country.Uan mlu dn
free.Lady mandsnt.Dr. A. .v, SANDBBSON,
Chlmrmetc r.Uma ova: B Mr B aht Stunp|,on||:-Bell 19.1114- mes.
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n;£ ~ bulten. Dnee n cutomer, ai
LOST-Three xéhire face n l v i
sighing about 300 pounds, soma dz:
t h e In s t a i x vve e k a .A n y o n e m w -
g a n y t h i n g a b o u t t h e s e k i n d l y n o t i fy
m y F . G o r d o n , B e n n i n g t o n , N a b .l l
_The M c m d a y A I t e m 3 o n C l u b m e l
o v.1 3 , a t t h e h n m e o f H n .L .A .
F i l l i a m s . M r s . u m r i - m d M r s . J e n k -
m lm fl ih ! A fi '. 2 l!\0 0 ll . l il d l ll K0 'T h e
Potato markets weak and irregular.
. . . . . .- . . -( J u h m e e t s N o v .2 0 w i t h M n ,C h i
Beekman._
Mrs. D. C§V|.n Deunen has retunhomeafteranenforcedvacati
spent in the litlllodisi hospihi
Omaha where she had an operltii
- i " - i | | | g l g i n n u l l l | | u v \ v v| \ l s !r n ¢ \e n o r m o u s d i f fe r e n c e w a s '] ° " m | n d d f o r b l a s t l n r st u m n s .f r o m t . h o l " b i g ~ ' § " "
Georz0 0hrt'|.Bough corn from
In Stewnrvs nelection of Reid's Y.
yielded only 81.5 bu. while smooth
rn planted beside it yielded 35.6 bu.
lo ditleronee In the neu! here was
2°'¢¢rnment. 'Those who ~ interested W a ll : uve wr tu r ne r .should nee the courtly :kent at ,;M¢Building concerns nre.going into
Millions of pounds of thi, explosive the winter with enough business on
have been und br farmen with great hand lo keep them busy for some
success:The government is dinnm time. "We have orderes that will keen
'I. -!.. -- al»\§ \1\A}\§ "
IBth, l92k, together with interest there-on nt the rate of ten per c ent pernnnum from said date, the said notesbeing set out. inPa1-agraph "Second"of the petition of the plaintif! flledln said anion. and mid plaintiff also
DairyButter markets Eteuiy to firm with
pdces at npproxiuutely some level asa week asv All graaea have shared
in what Jnovcment has inken plare.
perfumed on her feet.She in i
proving nicely.
Mrs. W. W. Pfautz and children
Lexinrrton. Nebr., are svendinx a 1
: | o o d , a 1 U 1 o u ¢ h i t w a s n u : o m
at.S u g u m r va h a d pi c k e d o u t f o r
ed im : po s es .Th r e e aeie cti ona o f R e i c h Y .D .
are Ia n t e d . i n H e n f y M e i n l 'n te x tpn n -..-....\.
'w r i t a t IO C p e r Ib . , f. o . b . L i n c o l n .
i n o d e r t o e n c o u r a g e c l e a r i n g o f i l n d .
D c t o n l t i n g C a p s a r e f i ve n fr e e .
| ! h e c h a m p i o n o f t h o d ve h i s f l r l s '
l l 'g o m g ID I B11 v r csguw u w u » " » ,s a i d Jo h n W e s t o ve r o f t h e W o s t o vm
S t a c i a n d I r o h W o r k s ." 'W e a r e n o m
d o i n : t h e s t a n ! w o r k o n t h e n e w m u n l
ci pa l a u d i t o r i u m a t H a s t i n g s .W 1
mn n a l mn i s r i n h n h h n l hi l l !l l E l| L § B TI
wvckb lt the home of Mrs. Pfn|,\;z'=\
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tyson
while Rev. Pfaut; is taking Els ulaull
vacation in :he east.
Mm.George Carson,fonnerly a
fcaidonf of Blair but now residing in
Chi:ago, who n very plauant allot
at The En£erprisooi!1me on lu i.Mon-
day.Mm Carson has bcen ipending
3 N
PoultryExnz-Reeei;aI. ofeggsat the fourSheridantownnmp.
and around mm
The hnuerprhe neglected to men
mm lm week me n eun nddhlon to
the fnmlly of Dive Hundnhl s bum:
:ing boy hnving urnwzd nt bln home
the latter part of the v~'eek_The Inm-
ily c omma 61 a mm who are had
w b u t.
`n.é >ummer mn nlnum .na friend!over week ago.Stocks
:is rear. 20,393,000 lbz.\25,315,000 last year.\'\
Hens, (4 lbs and over)
.vql ve 112 1.w a s VVU|vvu . . . ..Il l w D S h l n g $ 0 h \ § n s t o r a g e Q
compared to
hnrni nrlc tii\l i n 0 ' N t h ~
' " r " u "--w that smooth corn rum bo shallow
l l Th e E n t e r p r i s e i s t h i s w e e k n m r
t h e ta b u l a t e d a f i c m l r e p o n o f
m c n t el ec ti on .L a s t w e e k w e ;
li sh cl l th e un offi c ia l] a cc ou nt o f th e
e c t i o n a s s h o w n b y t h e r e s u l m o f
c o u n t i n g b o a r d s b u t t h e o f f
.nu ni a1.n1\¢: l.|lfl\ll l}1ll\|E!.w e E
S\ano1tnPh¢¥`zmswerinir i"\m¢\ ,.I
.\.:.|~. mhnhnne:°"1'rl.51c chief: of-decrease in yield at di
"Will you|-In wum l.'0lllI\¥ for tha '.;::." """"`{§a"i¢E""B.mr Nw. f; wg *° ',f_'j_",; 'fffj We pn :nerd nlennlnmenu |1123; §§f.§f"si 1 680 park mar.
BLAIR RACKET STORE
COOK w|THG-A-5
The dnly gensible, sanitary
method.Cheaper than ahy
other way;
mm ~MIKET ~romi
com. nous. Nc.. 1s .`-_.39¢
Con! Shovels, .._._._ ._.__._.__._ -.- -_ .___ Sc upMunlixusi no.asm1zs (self Bunting) -.__._ ___.__ $1.00
FULL LINE ALUMINUM AND ENAMEL WARE
coomxc u:~"ra:~cs|L.s FOR 'rnA:~:xscn'x:~;G TIME
l2 PIECE sirr ~CllA1'iTlLLY~ WHITE ENGLISH
cuz ,\.-srncul., s1=:r _-..___~GLA SHERBETS Asn TUMBLEBS 2. ilk and up
`. m . A Nx E " r SP E C I AL
as x so wooz. NAP. very gwd at pair - ,__.$ 3 . 6 0
I regular 8.25 blanketLadies' Fleece Lim-6 uxlox SUIT |___89:
cnoooL.\'rr; CREAM DROPS-SPECIAL ___.__25c Ib
an~inn.cl
Them pro some new ideas in bakery
~-at the Home Boker;.Come in
~try the Rolls. Cakes,Pies and
6-tf
[Phe rain of last Saturday night :lid
t stop a party of young folk: from
'ring e good time at the Ham
~enfleld home in west Bladr.
Dr. Moatn will be in his dw loa-
~n, md! for business. next Monday,
ov. 20.New location is over Red-
e1d's newly.;emodeled grocery stone.
-It
3Ir._Enmost Brook of Belgrade, He-
ruk a,M n Hugo. Oelrinh and the
Ines Margaret and Dorothy Robem
f Cohunboa drove to Blair last Sat-
nhy by auto whore they spent Set.-
rdny night.:nd Sundly with hir.- Mrs. A. :L Brock, rtlurning home'
business visitors in this city frbm Sat-
urday until Monday.-
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wilkinson on-
terlmined a nuzrber of their friends
ot a. dancing party at the Sc heme:
hall on last Thursdly evening.
The Order ot the I-Eastern Star held
their regular meeting Nov. 9,after
wl:lch refreshments and enteruioment
coznmitteu had charge until a. late
hour.
Hr. and Hrs. F.B. Oliver and
son, Robert, of Onuho drove up lest
Saturday to spend Sundny with the
Jones Burcham family.They re»
turned Sunday afternoon.
Sam Gearhard has one of the nicest
Jersey cows in town and in olnerlnsr
her for :de because he feels that he
has done enough chores md thinks. at
his ago. he desewce a rest and 1. soot
Y train Sunday °\Bn3nR on :recount by the hroalde this winter.Who ever
UIB ¢0ndl'll0!\ Of the Ibldl.igglg her Kgt] 3 prize.
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Plenty of 0il Meal at PriceS
that are RIGHT at
~»\|.~FEEDSTORE
lq b c r t r o u h l e a . "o lip;; 'c a r o n l ~ c e ~e
'F i fe ' si d e li ne s o n t h e f a r m m~e It s A t t b n r c y s . f o r h o w l c m z !"
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Plenty of 0il Meal at PriceS
that are RIGHT at
T116 RHOADES COAL & FEED STORE
SUNKIST noun
ALL KINDS OF FEED
The RHOAl)ES COAL & rm S'l`0RE
-r r
0ur November Winchpster ~
.Winchbster Flashlight 89:2
Winchester Pliers -591:
Sportsmen's Heédquarters at
ThE ARNDT HARDWARE
The Hunter's Choice--A Winchesm
Take a W inchester shotgun and Winchester
Shells on your next duck hunt and you will ex-
perience real shooting satisfaction.Theperiect
balance of a W inchester is something which
cannot be appreciated until you pick up the
z\1v.put1br<> your shoulder and operate the
action
Be s ure to pa y us a vis it ,bef ore jo n g o ~
and look over our stock of the world famous
Winchester Shotguns. ':
Winchester Shotguns and Shells for Dupks
_Leader and Repeater Shells.
~
.>~` -ff 0/
Winchester Model 12 Hammerleli Rs-
peating Slmzguu. known asThe Perfect
Repeater.Nic kle Sire!mhroughout.
Li g h t weight.12, us ina so gauge,
inks down.6 shuts.
I s
~l--- :\|1s!"1'5: 4 *"" -..":r"'./ , U
¢7 ",.r
Winc hester Model 97 `Repesting Shot-
gun for ahocmera who prefer s hsmmer
gun.12 gauge, take down.6 shots.
r ":-__~::T 5-f ~
Loaded with smokeless powder..j ___-_ ~-'Fuhun m m *primers.Pr em:i r ; ~"
s r s d d i n g .Winehesinl' 'rsterproqf "" " ". " ~"
process prevents swelling.7 ;
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W15,1 ~urn." a
.' .Tm , I 'fJ~"In -I.|."'-lr'>1t m 1 f 4 .~ir 3 ,I~ » ¢ < ' ; w %,~£;2zf,~ . ~ W
5f'T-f -f .*¢ ;,wf .£ 1 ? ' ; L f . l ;f 5 jr . £ . / "
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BLAIR GAS COMPANY
BLAIR,NEBRASKA
Day and ending Thnnksgivingg.
service and respozuibility of the
Cvosi reaches arounq the world.
citizens of the state are umm
heed the can and help where they
. . ..,"Do Your. Cmistmna~5noppmgEarly " is the slogni-|that has buff:
suggested to the Worrmn'a Chamber
of Commerce and in order ibn!
,_ n|
y -
.5:" 4
4
n
the A!¥l¢lII¥I\ll lW\|UHluul| uluu vu voorgmlzed as nn important addition to
the lint of pltriotlc Mlotiations in
Amerie;'
It ll no°n£»?¥t51\ upon than who
mm born in foreigrflnnds or whom
y m n u or grandparents were horn
thermmd are proud of it, to say that
those who'hwe dewendut from the
piomen oi the nation are even proud-
rr of It ann! hwc, if possible, eten
o deopor devotion for their eoontrr
nod | more jealous regnd tor its nie-
tv md prosperity.J ,.'Iob\nd together thuroznenotthe
~fhtion whose :fonhtheti foundod its_ond wh e n Ioremotiterf Img!it.i l
who are interested ln this work shouid
nee,phono. or 'adta to the county
agent nt once.A total of thirtbtlt cockerels was
selected from these two iiocka an ac-
credited nhour birds.We are iutily
proud of this record since oniy einen
had bien solocted out of ftvo other
nearby counties. .»
Pure bred N128 scored n
umph in n recent contest in
Five hundred and Mt?-Ave
compdod ln n litter c ontest
anybody.His: Pawnee won the con-
test for C W. R. Schwartz.Bho far-
,.-.-».a 1! min on Ami! ll, 1922..'l'hey
big tr!-
Indlnnnl
fnnnen
open to
-. . .. -.-and speck!prius.Our demonstra-
tion team won second at Fremont, too.
Our mothen hav! appreciated the
work thnt we mired tiiem. mul aiso
the good that it hu dons their daukh-
tern.We have tried to help them as
much ns we could by sewing drones
and \other thing!for our smaller
sisters.This summer hu been the most in-
teresting summer that 1 have ever
spent and I believe that thlb worlh
what has made It no interesting.
Weekly Baines! Review
...p |__\I..|_ s
I.
n 1
Lhey may an uns.me mmm;-u~.must display Dxrlldnnl gnods
nndf luggestionl a 'bit earlier
dslnu mnl.Advanhing in y our lonl
paver will rem-.h more people moreeilecuvgly dun any other method.
Luft week tha muon: flnlxlxd the
wnrk on the uwnn sewer down by
Lhe depot Ind the lul. cemsnt was
lmid.While the muon were not on
the job rome one wok orc uidll. w
wxlk ln the huh celnenl lsvinz their
imprint belnru \ha sement lud became
set Then la no exeuse for meh a
perlorrnanoe ueep!l Ink of go od
commnn sense md the culprit shuudd
\>¢ npprdwndad .mg punhhed.
Mr. and un, Cnlle 1-Ima. who re-
side hal( mile mouth of 0|-um. werecalled upon w ptr! with tlleinhlby
rtnughter. Lillian Mule, when dl0|»h\
r a w
lmaugh of nn mnomplinhmsnt to muse -~-- -- r u-.fh a n un s o I¥ a. r j S th Lockwod ware weaned .nt sixty days u1d|A3010 wholesalers we Ilmlmg ullvrlrmr gn .H trua .\me1'idnlf-"Lincoln 1rai,¢hed 3,640 lbs. an 180 days old, of it il lard m do hininm than days
Bm-.276 lbl. each.||.hey report continuous impzwemeni
When the :mr was bred Int f;\lle¢c h week. Shipment: are hard so get
nn.. n 11:sz are nlmninz to ro- she vu turned into c orn stalks and prices in many lines are ad\mein;
~|-_.n \.....:.... h. mln! In award sections
1 - t r
'entered their home on lest 'IN.|end.\y
'momingq Nov.1-I.She was one
month and seventeen days old.Be-
sides the parents, there is left a little
|aister who is tio you-s olri.Funenl
services were held Wednesday after-
=noon at one o'c'loe1: from the home
and interment made in the Onnn
rv1|
H,
uw
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1
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n e w - ¢ n o o ' u = n d e a r l y ! "
' l n a m e a s u r e u m a s q u i t a t r u e . "
fe e l l n z t h e s h a r p m n ; o t m e w o r d s .
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l t !I s m n o t a d e t e e t h e l n l h e s e n s e
w l l h vr h l d t y o u e m p l o y t h e t e m .Y o u
l m e u I l r e a n o t s e r v l n g y o n r o r p a y r '
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ha rd e ni n g sl i gh t ly .'
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vo l u n t e e r N l l r a e r vl e e | ? '
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plall ted.n w a s a s p l r l t o f a d ve n t u r e
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xer tis emt mt,I pr e s um e .A t l o u t I
ca n gl r e lt n o o th er na me .Th e n , w h e n
we me t . y o u a p pe a l ed to m e p er s o na l -
l y ; 1 fe l t s d é a l r a t o fu r t h e r o u r a e
qu a l n l a n c e a n d - w e l l .y o u r s t o r r
ar o us e d m y i n te r es t .
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" I t m i g h t h a ve b e e n m u n o t y o u
cho se n me th od s of p ro ce du re w hi ch l ad
m e t o a l t e r t h o u g h t s . "
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b e c a u s e ! i n t r o d u c e d s w t o t h e o t h e r s
a s m y d u n r e .W h y , t h a t u p o s i t i ve l y
fu n n y .D l d t f t y o u m o w t l 1 a t , * a s
on l y s p er t of t he : s ms b li n g p l a ye d ? "
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o f t t , a n d fe e l i n ; o d d l y s o b e r . " I u n -
de rs t oo d a n d w a s o l u i n r .t h e a s m
as y ou .O n l y b o t h o f n l . I t h i n k . t o r -
g e t a n l m p o r t l n t t a c t . "
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le r o l .a n d m e y o u w e r e s n exc eed
l n g l y c h a r m i n g s o o n : w o m a n . "
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more t~e str al5 |t.
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W e a k Su re ly ,y o u e r e n o t m a n l y
m a t t i n g l o r e t o m e l "
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t h e e l t u a t i o n 've r y fr l n l l y .t t w o u l d
1» e us el es s for m e t o el sl m la c k ol ' io -
ter eat i n y o u .F r o m o u r ve r :Il r r t
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st r o n g l y - :m o t e s o th a n a n y ot h e r s r o -m s n o f m r s c q t m l n t a n i e .L e l fn r e a s I
e u r o fo r y o u - - u s s w o r n a n . "
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ne ve r d re a m e d I p o s s e ss e d s u ch m e r -
ve t ou s po w e rs , "Sh e r e m a i n e d a l l e n !
s m o m e n t . h e r e y e s el m d od d a y t h d r
lo n g l a s h es : t h e n np l l t t e d th e m a g a i n
't o b l n f a c e ." T h l l m a k e ! i t a l l t h e
tltnre necessa ry that I gow :speak plain-
ly . "sh e w e n t o n s t l e n g t h . ~ - ' n m I
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n m l s t a k e l Th a t w a s w h y I a s k e d y o u
t o m m e h e r e n o w . "
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y o u w e r e ln,su r e ly ? "
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l t I th i n k .I h a ve J u s t h a d a Io ns .
coulldentlal tit tlth Perclrsl Goo!ld ge .a n d w e ttnrlerstood ea r l r o t h e
p e r fe d l y .E ve r y t h i n g ha l t b e e n e x
pl a i ne d .Bo t h e m l s n o n e c e s s i t y fo r
o u r p r e t e n d i n g a n y l o n g e r . "
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ln s h e r fu l l m e a n i n g . y e t u n r r t l l l n g t o
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pl sn al lo tt .
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ss a la t an e el "
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t e r y ;t h a t l t w a s o n l y l l l l l l i l m t l ~
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y o u ! "
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t h i n k ? "
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an d a l l e l a u g h e d a g a i n . e vi d e n t l y r u t
ly a m us e d a t t h e t o e s .
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In vi t e d y o u h e r e f o r a ee r t a l u p u
pose.Yo u w e re e m p lo y e d es m u c h
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eu tt le l en t an s we r? "
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'hey camo down the nano! bond
nu: Lofethar, Yerdul tlnfully mm,
ing the Iadya um to prevent be: trip
pin;over the loosened #links butndlher exchanging ; irord.Natnlla
l w n n d aomewhnl n b a g d bv hor
mn, ma wut n oxxe ea was s m uatied s Illht vdl our nm- fac e. 'hid
llixhny phldofed tm m m m .1:
was 0¢¥| J' ll tht] rllc hed the GRB
that she 19020. hu wk! nlhur iv!
m d I m l n | ."W ould your mzgammag :ho my
back?" the asked O00lld¢1.°"R0l|1.Y
I feel qum unnernd.""Ho gwunglor,"In returned sympo
tlmlc llly , "I h un a nal irlmuvnd a
:adder cm: the conditions were annworse than I lmldned. I should :mehr
hun bmw: y ou with ma. mr dau."
" 0 h . I a m n o t l o r r 7 l u m o ; b u t l thu been | lesson to mo.I do not
think 1 ner before reallxed thu such
poverty ment.It 'nu moot pitiful."
"Do not lhlnk of It my Ioonf, Na-
;|lI¢,"' Coolldn lnalnld rather gm!!
lx-"'I'hr: an ln :mu now.I s u n
telephone for .1 on-mr as noon ag went uc t. and attend to tha not th!
tint thing tomorrow."
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enutainud ana crtmlnatlnl uridine.
10 the zemputlon was ntwu to ob-
aln. u pounds, a hun.; glance u th!
euntmu.But for this he sru alrotdy
loo llts, scarcely ranching :he roouindeed. betas Senna appnred, an
annum: his mullon.°'0onlid¢g mu me he usual!! semghd thll rmm." West unturoti c url
ody. *Gln did n happen I :ru put
2| h en?' ltvn n a p o n o r d e f f r u ml lln Na
hlie, dr. but abt dld ms mmtiqu thi
ehnnguznumewrumanzhobng."
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u r '
°-amgon mrs. ur."
'Yon k m U l u Ha mli n (numlle n. | n dmun en jo1 Lh ep lu ¢: olon
nun un hut!"'xr hal been v w pleutnl.I llmul me lm mum or an." mgmruzli
lit lridmlly | 116 cf thi oppmgunlg;
£0 talk. unndnz with one hand ot
thi knob bl' tha door."sum ihel
man Iu\v¢n't bm: just the anna*
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Hi l l Hatllll seems to d u m p he
d~ d . a n' we n am c a n pla n h u111:11 un xrpuble, mostly.nm nighI waited up until you all went tn bed
al' un-n locked the house. the 'rm
an mm me ta.But um amwz lu!
Mr nt all. for lhaltoppod me on thatalri. an' made me to buck an' mvth aide door unlocked-just uid ;E»|
#lend to :mu herself."
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intrmt In the quest.Bu! beyond th
I J e l s t c n l i c l u n d n l i d e a t m e e l e c t i o n |r n r o r w r u c n l l a w ;L l u s a c n u s e l u r e ~ -- -~- ---- - r --.--._.n ._. _¢ » . .. . .£ 1 4 l ¢ | \Q n u n u n - n l r n h n r r n n h l t n t h ! I f o f I P U U I I O U .~a n d ~
rw o n N o ve m b e r T.A c c o m m ; w u n : f v|
3 5 | n t { | \ | | Y H I I B S - t h e G . 0 . l ' . i n
w e n u ; ¢ u n i r h a w i l l h a ve 5 3 a m a -
a o r m o o m p l m d w i t h a n u m m . a n d t h e
D e m o m u n w l i l h a ve 42 n a m p a r e d
w i t h II B l o w .Do q l or S lu l p mr n m . w h a
-de fe ns e!S i m i l a r H e l m s :In_E l a n ;
J1:\.||.u l | l u | vu n \ u nun...»v»»\..._st a hl ' p r oh l ln l ll r m l kw wl t h t he re d en u l
e n f u r r vm u s l l c l ;G o ve r n o r E d w a r d !
o f N e w Je w r y , " w e u r n l o f t h e w e - t m "
w a n d e c r e e ! l n n a l o r l N e w Y u r i U r n :
oc ra la w on . ar 1 1 pl nl fu rm w it h an l ig ht
w i n e a n d b e e r p l a n k ;a n d tn K i n n e -
l s m In th e we s t e r n c o u n t r l n .e i n e
¢ l u l l : In It a l y a n d G e r m a n y . " h u t m i d
t h e w r u r k e r n H u y m u m h o l d t l z h l t o
t h e i r ri d es .G e r m a n dal eg al as sn l d
w e r e w o u l d b e l R e d r m r o l u t t a n m o n
In s hvlr ¢:u nnl. ry.z.
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13 11 1.'
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n r m a n w i l r u e w m p u e a n f m z w
, m u - m x . m r D e m o n : n l l i t o n e t t u c l g t -
l n , o n e In d e p e n d e n t a n d o n e F a r m e r
L g h o r me m b e r .l f llaune l t l u n e e a r e
n o t d u n g e d b y t h e re vi s e d r e l u m l .
d u e l t m u b l l e n n n w i l l h u e a m a j u r i t y
e ve r a l l a r 1 6 .
H l n e z u l a t e u n i . : w e r e l o s t b y t h e
l e p n b i l f l t n I .b r th e Llai eat tl !Se na
r a u D u P o n t In D e l n u r n .l"n\1N'¢'In
l l a r y l u z d .To w n s e n d t n l i l r h i n n .
I e l l s g :l n Mi n ne s ot a .F r d t n x h u n r u
i n N e w J e r s e y.Un l m le r In N e w Y o r k .
P d n r b e x t e r In W a s h i n g to n . a n d S u t h
d fl l l f l I n W e l t V l r g l n l l . a n d o f A l h e r t
J .B e ve r i d g e i n in d i a n a .T h e D e m o -
c r n u t a n h m : n u r r h r u u a l : l h e i t u vr n -
m a o f S e n a l fu r i H x r i h m c u I n : ~ w » m »
m t l c o n g r e s s m a n vo l u e a l l . t u m o r o tt h e eu to r ee m au t ac t.W u l f d e te a ta d .
Th e 1 ; e t a b e l i e ve t h e y h a ve g l u e d a t
l e n t a u a n d m a y b e a t r a t e s i n tire
hou be."
On t h e o t h e r h a n d . t h e : In n s vo n n r
t e s t vo t e In U b i n b r IIIM I II. a m ] t h e i r
le n de r s Izu ist th e y w i l l st l i l en n tr o l
N D K N M W lz il e 'io ht en rl ur n. ; r et lm d,
t h e n u n w h o h e a t ht m .It ex 0 .J.
R u l e , In d e p e n d e n t . a n y : h e l a " d r i e r
t h a n tlo lst r.u l."Il a n e ve r .\'nlstr~1\¢1
w i l l a n n u a l l y h e s u n e e d e l l m e r h u l r
r n a n :rf t h e ju d l l rl l r y eu mm tt te e b y
G m h a m a t P e n m y t n n l a .w h o i n fl e
el d ed l y li b er n l In t h e m a t t e r o f p m
hl b i ll n n .
It w s u a : u l l d a y fo r t h e o u r e w e a k
er ne x .n r a l l t h e w n m l l h c a n d i d a t e s
fo r »\-um i n th e se na te a n d hm me .
o n l y o n e u n a elec ted.a n d h e r t e r m
F 1 L l D \ \ ' l N u t h e a d d c e o f t h e ln -
r e n m l l u n n l ec o n o m i c s a d ll n an c lu l
expertal,t h e G e r m s n g o i e r n m e n t h a s
u s t e d t h e r e p a r a t i o n : e u m m l n r l o n fm
a t w o - : e a r m o n t o r l u m o n a l l r e p a r a
tl on a | m y m e n t | - » ¢ o l l .l e o n a n d u t h e r
gu od u a n w e l l l l o u t : - a n d t o r o u t
dmle t l n a n d a l he lp .Th e e x p e r t s l l
n e r t t h a t t h e m l n n m l o n o f t h e m a r k .
th e l l r s t e m u -n t l a l t u r t h e r e c o ve r y o f
Ge r m a n y . l a lr u p o n d b l e u nd e r p r e s e n t
eo m l lt l r m s p a d c h e f ! ! t h a t th e ex i s t
lm r ca rn a tr o ph e ls d u e t o l n t e m a l
nnnmnrpairtes enmhlned \1t|la theim po ss ib le m u d l t l n n l o f t h e 'f u r
sal ll en tr e at y .T h e r pr o p o s e t h e e l
tu h l l n h m e n t o f a c ur r e n c y b a n k w h i c h
sh o ul d h a ve t h e nu p n n r t n f fnrwelrll
hu nk s In d al so 5 00 .0 II9, 0t 30 g nh l ma rk :
fr o m t h e l t e l c i u b n n r l re s e rve .T h e
l i f fl n n n f l n | ! I | . l l n \ I I h l n n i no nl na l
~23r"Why, certainly: did she any when
tr i m! "*In the ilbrary , dr; :ha is vullh
min now.""Viv: wdi.1 vm join her at em.
d s s e r r s n t n s o o t a p l s \ s m t e x »
perlsuc e, :et Wsst felt that in th!!
ass iz uns folly jusdtled.If he ua
rltslned any lln¢er1n| doubt tn, what
ho occurred the pnvrlous ulgln. this
duno!h d rntlmly rsnisbsd rn thehos of Belton? testimony HI! vld»
tlr.snllt.hennc \\rllohsdoran-dum
tenant to lelve U10 dd! doorunloctsd.ua been the sumo--not Nstslle 0001
idme,but strangely nac ~hllnz her.Whatever else w purpose would ho.
one object was clearly connected with
the presence there of Percival.ifcrrnm this nm-sn: lhlt ho lireltly had
n o rn ns m tlnen at lovestlgstlon
opened to htm-the srnrnsn, and the
man.The first was like pnrsnlng ashadow. but Coolidge was resl cowrb
He determined to keep ln touch withthe fellow, coothlent li nt he would
thus he eventually ted to s discover?
r/
"Bully | Fssl Quite Unnlrvld."
\nn¢\\r»m'°~s l m m n lt must have
been nomo :urs dam ns: pmlntml.
'rue door was aunt. The chimney Ind!-
csted no dm of smoke. the front yardgun ever: evidence of long ncgle-rt.
An orchln. ohaslng s hall plunged
recklessly beneath the auto emerging
with the splmre in hla grimy tlst. West
nnpncd him with s queltlon."Who tires in then?"
'I dont know.'!'l1ese folks Jamcome ln.Ther atn't IU! no klds. Hen
3e sm Mlc ky l"
-1'_'§\'al|. 1 minute.[!ece's s dlma forgoo.You au these people Jost moved
I n f '
*Yep so f h i s c o m p a n i o n .I » w g , [ , , , y »
Thank you. Sexton." and Went dum
penned into the cool. darkened hull.
CHAPTER v
An Unaxpoetsd Dismissal.The shades had hm drum close
to exclude the sun, and. for s momeafter he nm crossed the threshoid
me llbrsrr. West 1|ss tumble to al
tin;utah any o<t'\1nanL Ho heard anton silently close the door 1»ohlnd,hl
but lt was not until sho moled sllghl
mx he was stale to perceive hor prence dlrectly across from uhero
stood.Her volce broke the sllenca
"You will nnd a ses: next to t
window,('aptuli1."sho aslcl qujet
"Irans rec; good of you to come)"The pleasure w u mine."he
plied."You 1|-lshed lolpenk ul r
the servant lqld."°'Te|\."She leaned back sgalnst |
d p e g n g m wan em: nfl alnr rrs -I n ext.:mo nn alnl..l " \ w »vu l r u \\ . \ | n a - -u-.»u . » » - m°"n m ..o . l '\ V 1 n n l f r n I Ma s o n H u c k .w h o w i l l m | | * '- ff = vl = = t r l l vl e a n d g l f l n g t o G e r m a n :
Am on g th e o n m n n u m l r e m l u ulQl se e le ct io n 'w ma t he g um !vi c t o r y o f
A l s m n n i n N e w Y o r k .He d efea ts -d
M l i l e r f o r t h e g o r t r n o r a h l p wh lc ln n e
o n c e b e fo r e he l d .b y l p i u m l l u o f
mor e t han 3D 0.D 00.Ty l a m n k e n h i m a
logu-az p o u l h n l u f o r l h l De m o c ra t i c
no m in a ti o n fo r l he p re s id e nc y In li l -5 4 .
l a d l i r u d y h i s e n t h u s i a s t i c a d m l r r r l
a r e b n o m l n g h i m fo r - l h l t h n n n r .U n e
po ss ib le r i va l .B e n n e r Pn m vre n a .ln
r a m m e d b y hi s d afe u t t o r T9 Q l ¢ Ct l t m
b l 'F e n .Re p ub l i ca n .b u t It ls l ik e l y
( J n :u n ! w a n t t o : r r u m a .A n a t h n
m n t h e u n n p l r e d t e r m n f h vr f a t h vr ,
t h e h t e Claragreqnmnll!l.nr:..»n W I!
Ii n m I1 . . B a u m o f l l l l n o h .B l u r e o w r .
n l R vp n r w n m u r e Allure l l .l l n l w n
g o n of O lsl nho mal wnn |l rh» ut r.~ ¢l by 3
me r e m a m . Ih e r c : III n o t h e u n o w o m -
l p In 1l»e\8Ixt;\r-rlr.'I1lh n m g r vn s .
P m J s s m w r 1 l . s z m | : : u u :f l l l p .
t o Izmre H u 'n h l p lt lh ul dy h i l l
pann ed by thi s co nxr wun an d ti n-r m-fore
i n u l r u l i o d :ln r x l n qenalun l u b e g i n
N o f m b r r 2 0 .Th r m a n u r e i s a l m w i
i¥
fu l l r tl n lu l un n r l gh t a a re re c ol u mfn de d .
Q D z§'rr:|:a1 z:~r|~: 1>, an may Ihvmsciren
d r t i a fr . t n s m a s h t h i Ir i s h ¥ ' r e ¢ .
S l a t e z vv r r m m n t o r d l e In t h e n t
t vm p t . t h e m a h r e p u b l l c n n u a r e R H P
i n z D u h l l n I n a l u t e o r p a p e t u a l d l :
u r d e r m i l a l a r m b y s n i p i n g l u u u n z
a n d lncendlaerlnm.8 o m i t l m e »t h o ;
: v t e n - n :mid i-r.a n a n W a dn en nn y
u h m th e y |sl|1¢~uI m a c h i n e : u m o n
h n u m t n p n a n d m l d e a n a t t a c k o n l m '
\\e!l inr. 'tan m i l i t a r y h a r r a r k a 'f h e r r
u L -.
"C o u p l e d a r n ,ma y be .l l n o l l n m
o n u a r r z n W mo vgd u au ! 'b ou t a we e k a go . n u ' t he n ,
-a . w h i l e m m - u m . t h e n n y s m o ve s !
A V l s l t !n ! h l l n d l n t n i .1n I n !n ` £ l eo n n o bo d y '\'0 ul l |. l , b ut l
m u c h o n w h i c h s n r r e s t e d . t l t h ft
n e w d e a r l y r e vu i e d . m e h a n d n e
o u s l y h r l r l l n g n fa n ."Thl t E l 1 1: 1
s t n n n si t ua t io n i n w h i c h w e n n a n w h o m a y h e p u t f o r w a r d l a y t h e
D e m m n t : i n § L a l . : p a n d a o l ' i n d i a n a ,
wh o d e fea t ed B m'e rl c !!¢ ' fu r t h e s e ni l e
a n d w h o u n r ;p o p u l a r m u m ;aha-
B l l n l l e l l
N e e r l n u l l ; : h e e l e c t i o n h u I n s f -
fe c tl ,l i a o .o n B e p u b l l c m p r n l d e n -
n m p m m h l z l u u .So m e p o l i ti c i a ns l n
w r l n l u l u e n m h n l e r lr l u b b o m np pn -
l i l i o n l n t h e n e u a l t .a n d m a n s len d-
r r s u f b u s h p a r l l n b e l l e ve l l r l l m l u l
g r ! t h m u g h .
M U S T A i ' l I A x s a u u .P XS I I A I n d
l l w Tu r h l s h uazluesai asuemlmiy
a r e n o t n l l s f l r d w i t h t h e sk1l ll'lBl
WPT? ]]:||[||pn;||||n s u m l u l s n e r n r e m e
r f b f l n w e r e ou st ed .M a r y M a o
éhrine-y s i s t e r n f t h e l a t e l o n ! n u y rn f C o r k .bl l n M o n n d fl r pr l ll n n i n d
h a s s l n m u l o n a h u n n r st ri ke ,|'|r
t¥nl'|!.l . ¢ A h o w i l l a q r ve h r n e l f t o d n t h
ml dlmm llrflihlér In u numb primn.Other 21-fnubllmn prisoner: nan Jalan!
h e r In t h i n .
111: mean nm eithlr ntired to their! lxrter mmanmr or wanna."I ourselvél. Captain Wm."z o o m s . o r w e r e w l n d q r l n g a b o u t t h e
s p a c i o u s g r o u n d s ; a t l e n s n o n e w e r e
a n c vi d m fo w h e n . W e s t o m l k g t d o n t o
# b l d d o ! ¢ ! 1 \ l 0 .w h e n l l l u N n t n l l l
an d Pe r d f a d c oo l i n g; u n it e d .
i t u r n n o t 1 l o n g U d o , t h e p o i n t
r m x h t w a s a s h o r e m h m o r g e d s u w t
r n m e a o m h vm u e m m m n o f t h e d r y .
11 1 0 ru n a h on t fe ll . l l: w a y c a u t io u s l y
t o n r a r d t h r o u g h a j o s u i n g t h r o n g o r
s t r e a m i n g y o u u n t e r i .a n d d n a i l y
t u r n e d i n t o A IT!!l t r e o t .o n l y h m
Mo c k : t o i a n gi h . w i t h l o l . n o s t o r i e d ,
vo o d m c o m m o o e i t h e r a i d e .P u -
dvn l . p l a i n l y o n vr o m u l t t h e a n r r w n z i
hp . l n d lc a t ad th e pl a c o n ou g h t S n t h e
r m u z e o f Il a n B n ! b l o c k . a n d N a w l e
n o t h e o u r u p u m m t h e c u r b .
m n .ha vi n ; s h a m - a c t e d a l l : h a l n
fo r m s l l o n pasulhlo.m a d e n o m r u w r
effo r t .'I'!u= ~ t nm vl e dg c t hu s oh t ll nr d
as to th e p w mn t o c cu p an t s o f t he co t
US O d l d n o t o x a d l y c o l n d l l e w i t h t h e
s t o r y C o o i i d g i h a d t d d .Il e h i d I p o -
k o n o f \ r l d o w i r l t h t h r e e c h i l d r e n In
d e s t i t u t e r i r r u m s u n c o u f o l l o w i n g m e
fn l h ¢ r '| d e a t h .Th e b o : u n e n e d t h e r e
n n n o c h l l d n u i n n n f a m i l y .. u m
m o y l m d j u n n m v e d m u i t h i n n w r y
fe w d n s . d u n o; w h i c h : Im a t h e n e i g h -
bo r h o o d m d m i r n l m w - d l '11=\d~
d i l n g Q l d " w o m a n It u r n a l u m n a a t
l o u t . a d d i n g d l s t l n c t l y t o t h e : m u l e
51 ' t h e w h o l e a l h l r .W e s t : m r n o n
w u .w o n d e r i n g w h y t h e t w o s h o u l d
nm a l n s o lo n g w i t h i n. o u t o f l l l h l a n d
'In : h t m u n p l a n e !" s h o a s k e d d o u b t - g h a d n t .l i o h a d b f e d " l u n g n o t
- 1 h a ve fe l t l o . " h o a d m l t t o d .I
pr i ze d a t t h is be g in n in g ."Y tt I | ;| ||
confess.I a m n o w be c o ml n g q u
rec onc ile d."
S h e u t u p su d de n ly .vn u .a;
i n r c h l n g h l l ( n e e .
" W h a t d o r w m a n n b y t h a t ? "
"P e r ha p s I o ug h t n o t t o ga y . " h e
u r r r f d bo ld ly ." Y e t t l r c u m a u n
se em in gl y junrllfy fr n n k u u a b e t m
ua .i m e s n t l u t l f e d l h r m o n d e
l y l n m u l e d I n t h o d n l o u t c o m e
t h i s u d n l r to d a y t h a n I d l d y e s l e n
- i t m m m m o n t o m a "
'I n d e e d l W h y ! "
" 'L a n e l : .x lm n g l n e . b o u m s o I
p d vi l e n d t o k n o w y o u m u c h be t
m x o n i o n !! ! m a k e s a d l l d e r e n c e .
"D oe s l t Ind e ed ?Y o u l m p l ) t h a n
W n h m g m n m m !r r u l u e n l u m m m ::Le y nn ve nlr e a uy I ron lu u a re uznrulw l l l n o t :seek a n o t h e r a u m l n l t k m h e - l e n l n r i n m i r u n a l o l m a n e t r o u b l e i n
v i '
c a u s e t h e g a u n r e ve n a n m l i a l n e d B !
h i !p n r l y a r e In t e r pr e t e d u t h e r xp n - 1 ° = =o f d i l l l t l t t l c t l o n ar gl :M l
a d m l n l a t n t i o n . H m r e vt r , II h e n h o u l d
w i s h zo le n d m e ti ck et n n l n .u m
l i k e l y c o n t e n d e r s f o r t h a pl a c e a r e
n o v o u t o f i t - B e ve r i d g e o r In u l a n a
t h e N u r E a s t .rub an lr nxr a uni nl art rr
tu r in g rn - sl x m -d . l i s te : P u n lm . n a t io n -
l l l n n v e m u r of Q nl la ll u nl ln op le .u l -
s u m e d p o l t ' r th er e.a n d t h o al l i e d
O N l I o f l l u r w o r s t : n i n e d i n n e r s o f
r u v n l : r u n o c r u r n - d n u r S p i n
gl e r .l'a ..w h e n n a vx p l o d e d l n a
m i n e o f l h e Re i l l y C o a l co mp a ny .
m g a ro m ml n sl u n u m m m uae. ne w | 82 °\f='== ¢rn ine me n w ere kin na and un
r e d m e .B u t a b o u t Ih r m m e t i m e t h o t y t w o 1\ ¢ r !¢ IN 1 i\!lJIlr'¢d.T h a st a t e
A n g n n ' g u ve r n m m i a n n u m - f s t h a t | m l n !l n g o e d p r l v l m m e - l m !n s
a n d M i l l e r o f N e w Y o r k .B u t t h e r e
a n o t h e r s t r o n g n e p u m n n n m q m u u -
iti es.B e n n t o r H m m Jo h n s o n o r c a u
h r l l l a w a s r e t u r n e d w l t h 1 b l ; p l u r a l
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p l n r a i l z y ;n m !Se n n t o r Pe p p e r u l
Pe n n s y lva n i a c u l l :'r o n ro e l e ct i o n .
A n ; o n e o f t h a n m l y " 1 e a l o n . | b l y u l :
m n o r a d d c n t i a l no m i n at i o n .a n d oo .
t h e l i l l n d t r o o p : h e r o m o vn d fr o m t h e
c i t y a t a n n . a t n l h z g H u t il l ° ¢ `f\ 3P |
t i o n b y fo r e i g n s o l d i e r ;w a s ln c u nnbstentw i t h 'Inr k| .n h ind epe nd enc e.
T h e g m o u l l l a s s l l s u a n n o u n c e d t h a t
fo r e i g n w n n i l l p a c o u l d n o t e n t e r t h e
l t l i l t i w i t h o u t p e r m l n l o u a n d th a n
o n l y o n e a t a tim e.a n d u m :
o n l i o n e ve s s e l o r m o n n a t i o n s h o u l d
r n st at io ne d a t Co ns ta nt in op le .
z u m : o r n e g l i g e n c e I n pox r e p o r t i n g
g a s p o c k vt a o r In t h e m n h o d l o f t m
l n s fo r g a n .
l x M A R I O N . z u . . . n e u r n m e o n ; i s
h e l l ! o x p e r l c n c o d i n F M D ! 1 J u r y
t o t r y D a n n n ! b a t c h o f m e d f f vq d
a n t s l n t h e H e r r i n m i n e n m l n o c r r
c u e .T h e ci ti z en s- ar e pe ra ls to ot ly
d o d g i n g J u r y l e n l r t .J u d n I l l n w e l l
ntl!!!mlly , qu/Ing the rather dim-puuhle
qpuqu, thkh seemed deoerled.
Undlqae unfilnned the sm.n dIW W!! out.
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for three-qunnafl nr an hour.Hn
opined tho door o! the our and steppedout upon the curb, almolrl. taunted to
lnveatlluta the nun of delay.Aa he
ltouq there undeddfd.the turnememrdfromthe edugo.m d de
lncrsued mem-an in myself nl an
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'l i n e r s i s s o m e t a l k n a n o r S e n i o r b r u m . a l l i e d h i g h cu mm la nl um t h e 111|d e f a m e n m kbs in di c tm e nt s b e
n c a a - n u - x a t l i l l n o l l a s t h e ch oi ce : m m u : p e e i n g w i t h t h e B r i t i s h t h a t q u u h o d o n t h e g r o u n d s t h a n t h e g u m !
1|-élf 'mls'be m n a f n mlnulm.neondnd the naps together.Through eenaln Iurdnuu in nn tons."I
Clint slant.Natalia.Watt 1rou°I tha opuiod door he caught no [Nunn noi suspected ans yenoual :Ida lr]
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- s m -Inf any one within rl! some unnmi ever.You were n total stranger
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M M E N T A s k f o r % | . u e R I B B O N B R E A D "A s k f o r " B L U E R I B B O N B R E A D "G E N m = . A L A N D L O C A L N E W S A N D o o
VOL. XXVI
CUMMISSIUNERS MEET
A|.ww USUAL onlsr'ov an.|.s
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OF mroafumcz
County iallonsn Room
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BLAIR, WASHINGTON COUNTY, NEB
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A mm bo ny """ ""' "'° °°°"s uc os s'rs Auo ra ss -ma no v-
bndon '!\1e|d|y, Nov. 21, ol th gol-'m mam; mnlvunry of Mr. "di
Mn. Hgnry Gains us.their fum
home nur Ariingtnn.u m c euntury lzo in Smpmon~mnlv_ |\|xmu. Henrv c. Gunn and
LAR TEST OP COUNTY
Carl A. Ohon, County Agni..
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Mm Armin Vin Gaul vnl homum n number of youngnurried peopleof the Helhadkt church on lm 'Nev
day evmlng ot tho chunrh parlon.
The mom vu npproprixuly dem-nwd with beautiful flowln and theevening na :pant ln 1 nodal way
RASKA, NOVEMBER 28. 1922.NO. 48
A N ~"H`LAl'K'S Most POPULAR LADY
WEEK SEI' ASIDE
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tegateea, ponlow representatives, an
-z!! other perwns interested in the estate of George D. Scott, deceased,
names unknovm:The above named or &¢»ign»t¢dPp¢
sons will take notic e tgat The enMutualLife Insurance company h.Bled m petition in the district couol'Washington county,Nebraakagainstthemitnplended with I-'toy
Van Vnlin, Ircda'e Van Valin. Geoanna Turner. Central Shoe .cornpanThe Herman State Bank and Ilerzo
Lumber company. the object and Proser of which petition in to foreclo.n certain mortgage executed by 1-toyVnn Vzdin and Iredale Van Valio. an
delivered to Frrk H. Binder. comc'ng the E 1-2 of N E 1-4. SectionTownship 19. Rance 11. East of 1.
Sth P. M.. containing 80 acres. moor lens according to government suvey, in Washington County. Nehruwhich mortgnyge was filed for 1ecoFehunry 2,1921. and recordedBook xo, at Page 306. of the real e
tate mortgage reconls of Wnspirzlcounty, Nebnska; that slid mortgain in default, and that there il d
thereon the sum of $3,3T'I.03._winterest on the sum ot $41.11 at
per cent per annum from the fiday of Augtut. 1921. to date of fili
of said petition, and interest uponmme! $81.25 at XG por cent por annfrom the first day of February. I9to date of the fillnq of mid petitiand interest upon Une mm of $81
at 10 per cent per annum fromfirst day of August, 1922, to the tof fiiing of :mid p:'tiLi011. and intest upon the sum of $2,500.00 at 6'wr rent ner nn-nm from the first 1f Anmsrt. 1922. to the nate of
filing of slid petit§nn and inter#pon the mm of $2500.00 nt 10-rng per annum from the date of
f'l'n42 of said petition.and inte
n1 $HG'I'.36 at I0 per cent per nnrfrom October ao, 1922.The above named or denisznatednone are penuired to answer saidttit'on on or before the oth day offember. !922, or otherwise ind
md decree wi!!be entered nga
HI-GILTON Gt SHIT!')'IlANL0N, MAKER é g'HAN
Attorneys (or pialntiff.4
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SHERIIF'S SALE
shunt.
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0'!{enlon, Maher & O"Hanlon. A
By vlnue of an order of sole irout of the 1: stdct Court of Washton County. Nebraska, and in p
ance of a decree of slid Cog; iactionthereinpending who inWastngton County Bank. a co ation. was llintil! and Otto HnHeten li r, n ai. were defen~I Hill. at .two o'clock, P. H. on
day, November 21at. 1922. at the
Front .Door of the Waahingtonty Court House in the City ofWashingtonCounty.Neileaka,at public auction tothe highest bfor cash. the foliovd describedestate, to-wit:The eat Half o
Southellt Quaner,the Sout
Quarter of the Southvrert QuandLotNumber Three (3), aswam sn tar. Towmhig Seve(17), R| .nle Thirteen (1 L E .Waahingtnn County,Nob:as
aatldj' one certain rnortxnze on
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~h~riE of ~u h in g to n County.Nm
brash.
Notice uf Healing Hull Settlement
o'xuN|.oN, MAHER & 01-mxmn,
Azwmm.STATE OF NEBRASKA
Wahl Co ¢In 142. c$'§`»} cumsi.
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I have levied up-on he foliowinz rea!
-auto as the propox-r of the said ""|fenchnt I-'Ioyd yn nlln. to-wit.T110 Northeast qtuxrier (N E 50
of Section Twenty-eight (28),Township Twenty (213),RangeE'cvcn (11), East of the Sth P. M.,'
Washington County, Nebraska.Iand I will at ten c-'clock A. M. on 1.he"Sth dny of November. 1922. at the'
.\'ce\I. front door of the WashingtonCounty Conn House, in the c ity ofI1-ir. W ushinwn County . Nebntkmf
\.ll maid real estate at puh1ic auction'
to the highest bidder for cash tomthcfyplahti!¥'s judzrdint.in the
sum of $l21.T6,with lnterelt.tontisfy the sum of $9.20 coats and
11le.w!d and nccmiwz costs.!lhta-6 at Blair. Nebrglka, this Nth
day of October, l922.4 m u n w n M E H R E N S .Sheri!! of Wlahingtnn County.Ne-.b u s h .38-Bt
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S T A T E 0 ? N E B R A S K A as.
W u h i h t f b n C M I M Y
In t h e C o u n t y C o u r t .
In t h e H a t t e r o f t h e E s t a t e o f G r o ve r
J. S h a l t . D e c e u a d :
T h e h a i n a t h w , n e x t o f H n , d e -
NEW MH LINERY
A T R l a n u c l c n v l u c x c s
for late Autumn and Wintgr Wear "j
Thése Hats. possess Quality and Style
PRICES Winter Coats$3.00 to $1200 full stock
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AH persons inwnewed in uid el-uu hereby unkind that on thu12th d|yolAunlt, l9'l2.R.W.SMr¢Gladn petidnn in uid County DunnnlleglngAmongother ihingi t h tGrover J.Short,\|\lnhnbltmt u!
Wuhinztnn County, Nehnsh. dhdan the mn day al Judy, 1922. lavlngw1mwxl|u»i'rw.unu»¢.u»dp°¢-sand ol Real and Penqnal Estateestimpted at $480.00 and praying loradmlnictntlon dmeof.ll you ml to appear nt said Cmmty
Conn an dm wth day ol November,1922, At 10 o':lock A. M.. and oontutuid patidon. thu Court will appoint
c. A. Schmidt or some other mlubls
pe n on . xa mmmn m md mwe e d taa u n la m n t o l a i d u mmwxumu my hand and Ohidll Sudthh 'mb dir of o¢w\»=». ms.
(SEAL)A. c , DEBEL.89-At County Judge.
J O H N L . u mmm
Pint Nltiow Bank Building,Omn hl. Ne br tlll
SHERIFPS SALE
By virtue of an execution insuod br
I-1.C. Jndmon,erk of the Dlttic tCourt of W ithin county. W ebm-km, upon a judgment rendered gn the
hluwip d Cou rt of enum. I.- J ugiu
County,Nebraska.ond later thus-crlptod Lo the District Court for saidCounty upon whlth G authentiated
:o p y wi l filed on -2}.8\~ O f
"epte1nber»1922, with the Cle oftheDistricto w n or wulginewnCounty,Nabuska, wherein kenneth
M.Snyder was laintifl'and FloydVan V alln and C M.. H. Tha tc her
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STATE OF NEBRASKA
ai.Wuldnnon County .A*In The County com.
in o matter of the emu of JenaL.. Deceased: The heirs at law
next of kin, dev1|¢ol,.le»gatees, crodi-ton nnd all persona interested in thefinalsettlement of uid estate ure'hereby notified that on the 18th dw
of October, 1922, A. R. Brock, the Ad-
iflntriztor <51 Clzid edate Bled ayreY. on n i unty rt, 'pta nrthat his final ldministntion accountfiled heroin bo settled m d allowed.
that proof of heirshir be taken. or-der for distribution o onset: and as-H181\U1£nt of dowor and homesteadrights entered; and the Wd Admin-
iltrator dlsoluuged.
Notice dHelrln| Find Sdllement
Price of Childrens'
$2.50 tu $8.00i s 4 ~ v
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Photographs are gifts that you
an easily afford and family and
friends will always treasure
them.Make your appointment
loday
. uumrs Paulus w|LL Pmsf vnu.
and h-c is not as busy now as he will he in
Dec e rn ber
lfrice ol Ladies'
$12.5Q to $40.00
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Hats ..New Sport Hats
ther _`-§ § Z§ `§ § Hm $ 1 5 0 0 t o $ 5 . 0 0
.Choicg of Any Sailor $3.5Q
MRS. T. C. HILTON. The Milliner
T 11'i=}§éE°e F1164 M v m d Tn u n u y: r i w C h h u ° -tc m 1 b u h n u g_F - I . K a t h v u T e h - m l h l f d ld m i mwe e k u ma n mmml le d h a thxu omd nu n xi n Unh a mn of n lr i md .
Ulu 1'| ul.mn Goduyeamn up gg;-Ollh lmd : p e u t S u u r d xy md -
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b a tvs e n mm P d d l .Endit ntumod Th (mmr l vn u ' n h n u m m. d n .
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UI brother,D a u m d h m l l y h m
w m a . ._Elly '{'HW\ct¢. Sr. ad W . B. Hw
film u tnd sd the An nin ke Dv sz-
adnl nt Teku1ul\ Baundny .!1.mond W a l. : pmt Tlmnday ln
Omlh n '1 ' T J . ~ i o h n a e n w u k o v mf m
J n um e wee r.
'D m lmllel A id mat mm ln . J .H. Wen, Wedneidy , for work They
Ohh wack
their bersavsmlmL ,.Janie Helm. lnuthnr dnughtu, died
in lnluuzy.l n . D o n e y v u n m m h o r o ( t h e
Mlzthodhi Fivincopal chnxeh md hu!
boon dam childhood.Sha vu also m
m'--\nr nl wc Euiam Stu;1Tha |p\md.id dun! oderln and |.hs`
lun uaembly at tht el-mn was in-dlutive of the high asteem ln which~<)|e vu me by har lrlemll and thou
who hwll hu van her frhandl.'Thu bo dy vu h id me nn i n thu
Gu:bon aemntlry.Thu lndepn\d°¢£join!with the
frlmdl of thu flmliy In niendlng dn-»-nn nympathy In tbl: thdr bony a!
mr mv.~. . _ . . _ . _ . -
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1"|\|re will be English urvicn uaxt
Bnrday evening eummonc hu at mo
o'c1ock.Tha enum-mntinn dau meet!
'nt 6:80 o'clo¢k.A kind Inviudon za
..n 4. numhd m mend than Instruc-
w..».\...¢.~.N "m._.P1md.n¢|;____ L_. u....-.. .|....J-r°°' ~ H§u-i;\:i;T}»|'l;;l¢l; ar?-il.. ...:'.... an :z a ;
p b n u v - -_ - - _l l e i l o n n e l l & M o e l l e r b e g i ve n t h e
c o n t r a c t fo r c h e c k i n :u p t h e c o u n t y
oB\¢eo begining with July, 1921 to Jun.
1, 1923. total fee not to exceed $1,000.
Canied.Refond orders were allowed as fol-
l o n :
Gus Sehefler $12.62 on
double assessment sewer
Tina Hencho, $9.22 on
double assessment paving
Tina lleneke, $7.02 on
sccoont of
u s .account of
t u .account of
double assessment sewer tax.Este!la Sturm., $17.06 on sccount
of double usessment sen-or tax.On motion duly nude and carried
Warrant No. 1036 general fund. year
1922, in the sum of $18.34 was een-
wled for the resson that ssme had
retuxued to esstern nlennau zn so-noliving on different farms until 1909
when they bought their present home.
A fine family was reared by this
worthy couple.The children being
Mrs. C. H. Blanchard of Hennan,
Chester of Fremont, Ed of Washing-
ton, M:s F. Christensen of Wnshir g-
ten, Newton of St. Charles, So. Ds-
kota, Leliou of Omahl and Archer
and Lottie at home. They have deven
grand children end one great grand
child, the little daughter of Hr. and
Mrs DOFord of David City.'1'hcir
relatives and families, together with
friends to the number of ebont 150
attended the reception thru the day
while the isrnily g #pt open house.
A delicious lunch was ee1"\e¢:l after,
At these prselnct meetings othcers for
the coming year will be elected.Th in
the county cllleers will be elected ll
the annual meeting.Tae Washington County Farm Bu-
neeu has made a record of big accom-
punlmenu ¢nd'it is to be hoped um
every member will eorne out to bell'
these rneetinll srd insure the een-
tinued success of the organisation.
At present it looks ss lhouzh orn
niled strength will be needed to necunr
the second test Icaf tubereulosil-Dr.
smite um win be urmlile ze mt the
whole county in three yesrs.A re-
msrlcably mo o th wofkhle :machine
was oifered to tho |»uL\l0l'W¢S for the
county wide ten made during the past
| _ d b¢m d.. \h l c h l l A . E . C r i k I F s a war~f sr PM 7 .~. -_.-\ -__T..-1 ...."°R'."l'1.1 To secure :nothor zest it will be
present._Itlun lnu lucas uuyuvssuvu sslut "wsdn thdr eondlsl support sad coopera-
HR3. JACOB RAHLFS on snd also calls upon parents to
.,enlist themselves in behalf of closer
Mums Margaret wrsee W em in £in¢|l1'lt\n¢!ln| between the sem; me
Dhrees,S°h°'"Fn°1d-G°1'f'W'¥»L the home.The unit of the pmclaml-
lo, 1ar»4.She esmo to Amerlu in e tion follows:Swirl cf 1530 and was marrlc d W ;"The ldasls of democratic govern-
Mr. J acob Rfmf'and Intmdiltely ments and democratic education were
moved to a fsrm nssr Arlingtnnfplumd simultaneously in our cours-
where they resided until 1906 when 1|-y,The fethars Hghtly believed
they "*°"f°'d to Bldr.\tl1stonly a people trained to s vis-
To thas union tlve ehildran ""-"*,lon of public need and duties could
'2°E"°two drins in infarey.'n'°"°,dsvslop end malntsdn the institutions
lmng sre Hrs. Geo!!! W'-\"f» Herman o! popular government.The systemRnhlfs snd llrs. J. F. Stsng.of universal ednestion estnhlished in
Mrs. Rahlfs was lil but e short time. the bezioninx has developed with the
in nl! about mu weeks. hadng lsshge country and become one of the chan-
ef the heart which developed f"*°emlntie features of our life.In it.clropsy ard she died lsst Thuf'd\y ;'w. hsve md the foundation of thst
er.. -....1...» QR ni i n nL I.»¢9»m nf Amerian Ctl.ltlll8 which his
slverslgooc etnu c oomsongsnnssnddizhudthshostessardtriendsprs-
sent..Light rdresluments we n s u n d
durlngthesvening.!Lanybesutlfu!llo1nnesndies,de-
u e n w s e s x s s s e e e u mn u ls s q n s -
sions of love t a n pnssnlad i n
" Gr a n d ma " b r e ld f r le n d s vh o le n
s n d e s te tmth lxte r th y ls d y md lxa '
ezeelliuz helpmsu, "Ps" cnuname.
UNCL E s n!-n lovrn | u.Gz~t. e'r l--
sc a a n u s V A RI OUS s u mme r s
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F s m M P e o v d n g mo r e th #
150 agricultural eubieets have bel
made bar the United Btstee Dspub
ment of Apieulmrs and sms new
swlable to persons wmvlrlnz 115|
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,gfs
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:nooz 'l|l.n mn. 5. 1. |w\.u bull -.......Plenty of work for all who an come.Sanford Wilson ol Omnhl is :pund-
in the week at the Geo. Lowe homo.oe Sewing of Blah nm a buli-
nou visitor hero Wndnoadny.Goo. Wachter of Pendor :pint n hwda y : lut we e k a t th o h un Fu s s
Hr. and Mrs. Pets Hiller were north
bound Buungen Thu:-idly.The mm of Honor held npegular
u n u - u v . _ - . ._tions, m>°'=i»¥hr lo those who are 11
yous of ago and older md. have not
yn mén instruc ted an tho dideront
furdamenul doctrines of tho chris-
tian faith.rm. G. w. W olter, Pum.
a i m n o n s r c m m c a w i r e s
3 .A .J o h n s o n ,P a s t o r .
.;
uid premisu above ooscrww uv alnu1o *satlsly mid judgrnent in qs said
iudgment remained unpaid for a
period of twenty day fxom the data
of said docrco. and said iudgmont
being still unpaid and said deqnev
being nm in force and effect. the uid
nromlmo above dwdbed wil! be so1d
no satisfy uid judgment, the interest
thu-|nn tha mats and ai!necruinrm u g i n g S a t u r d a y e ve n i n x .A n u m -|j ihe r w e n c ut . i n s p it e o f t h e d il 1 \¥ ¥ '¥ ° '' F i n g a r P u n t s w i l l b e t h e p n t o :
ab l e w ec n h e r .M n . J .M . W a n t a n d t h e m e n e S u n d a y m o r n i n g .T I
a l l F C T D W e s t l ¢ \ '\ f¢ ¢ | I l I . | € ¢ ~u'a }e c t f t h g e ve n i n g ; d d | ¢ 5 |W1
Th e B y t i l t G u i l d l B \ 'Y 9 d B l ID D 8 ¥ If 5 ,u l "1 C fl l i d B ffl P ] ; | | ""[||¢;t h e V M :Ji n hul l ele ct ion n igh t 111 05 s '~. x . . » . 4 ;m m ;m m f o r w h i c h th e y " * ° m ° ° u ""5 { ~ »{ = »~ 1 g a t e l g
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il WI9 ¥!10V& ann secuzsuru uuu nu' 1-'J " ----1 lu 1.foilowing claims be allowed. and the and friendship of the couple and the means gm" to "I.""§im&n;€i§IL one sister zo mourn hor Ion
Ctrunty c u r :in hereby ordirbd so umm .na rc sped held for them by b~*¢\°'°" °vaxlue to an en-'nm Mu on !serviels we
tlnw wanants on the dilgrgnt fund!d l.Mr.HcI'Ser,I fellow ludgt \'31\l¢\ QB mmenlu f am Sunday at 2 p. ln. at |11-._\.- ...........x...1»hn fnlul! C\tu¢ Ind hog lzzdultry' o "1 __L_.-Lo Inuinlvl muahvial: ro tbenl: a`l who helped.
Hr. Stevens of lincoln, represent-h=ru=g==- Wovdmen Aedde~! Ins. Co..of coin, was in zoom lm wek loeb
ing after business Ior the eornpsty.Rev. c. M. Foreman of Blah eavea vary inspiring and hel l address
an u n m o o n church t Fri dw
lrenln .Fledlce Godsey its Sunday dinner
#Rh alias Freda Nelson.Hlas Anna Fuse returned *homellonday after a short stay ln Omaha-
R. ~"°"°° was a paaaen~°r to Te-
h m a .Hina Alles Hannon eoterwned thefollowing gusnta:Hlalel Halen Bo-voe. Eledlce Godsey. Freda Nelson and
and Anna Tripleft, lan Frldny al. thenoon hour. in honor of her bl'lllldl!It is needless to any the zirla enjoyed
the bounteous dinner served them by
l i Hanson.FFR.. Eastern Sl!! Kensinfton met
at tho home of hlrs. A. w Barge lastFrldarafternoonform d n l .afterwhich the hostess served a nies lunch.
'l'her meet khia Friday erlth Mrs. Annai
the pastor n1|| no nu Den so newthem helpful £0 you.
"He that 1»nuu.fo1 in um whie
za least is faithful also in much."
"I rri'l make thee wer over ana:
things.""Be not deceived;God is n
mocked."What will the harvest ber n
brother end my sister, WHAT WII
I T a m 1
BLAI R B APTIST c mmc rr
Amuur D. Smalley, Panor
Sunday, November 19. 1922.Su
day aehool at 10 a. m.Morning we
ahlp at l l a.rn.Sermon eubjer
"Tho Klng'n Highway."
B.Y.P U.at 8:80.Missions
'e°ron, Henry Ta)lor, leader.
ITenlng worahip at 7:30.nerrn
1b'~:':l.:"Get in the Sight of t
L o r l"Peddne..J. ll. Johnlofl ¥PlUlF;lhi greek-end Prager meeting every Wednesd
IIH1 his fnmlly ln Lln£0Zd."'H. B. Cameron il spending the weekIn Ormha attending the Portal con-
Yerlion.Ilr. and Mrs. A. W . Barn enter-
1.dned at a dx o'clocl: 'dinner 'Thon-day evening.The guests being Hr.
and Mrs. A. J. Cameron, Misa MamieRyan. Min Heder Chaddsdron, Mies
Ruth Cameron,Ilia: Clara Kramer,Hina Greco Compton and hllas Julia
Jacksonilrs. PI. B. Cameron is visiting rela-
iiven in Lincoln at present.'l'l\eala¢iale.1ereJ ee:a£theM.E.ehureb Sundlv evening were eniored
by a good axed audienc e one the
evening was anything but pleasant.Hr. and him .lease Hunqaze ef:ter~tained at a six o'elock dinner 'Tuesdayavmimr.the oeeaalon being their
foufJ1 wtffifllnw eI\nlve1nl*r\.TheIsllnwing reludivee were present: hir.and Mrs I. I-'. 1lllslnrer. hir. rd ldrs.0. H. Godlelff Eiedies and hlaraery.
Hr. and Mrs. O L. Hilslmger and Mr.and hire. Forrni Brawater and babv.ll. nnd Mrs. Chas. Laughlin are the
parents of a baby boy born ua thorn
het weak.When ln need of Drues try
Blair Pharurrs.Wor*"~s~n are bun' ag, present et the
non h r rr.I1.1.i:o: the scenery for the
new mrlainl.Ther are being pur-dzaeod by the Augillarr nnrl are toeoet over three hundred dollars.Frank Cranor of Crain was downSegodavesonineandattendedthedance thai. evenisg,returning home
Sundry morning.A felr mined crowd gathered at thelaaonlc hall 'Monday afternoon andlistenedtonlecturebyDr.Louisi o n n ,on Cancer in observance of
h
1
at 8 p. rn.We are having une me
in n .Comb, get a blessing ard g
Mrs. J S. Roberta has very kim
melted the church choir to meet
er home on Friday evening of l
a mmmg.
wee Eight is the hour By the 1k.have you hear our choir in ree
weeks.If not. you are rniaelng ac
gory flne rnoaie.Come and h
some of the splendid anthems of
church.
The 'l'oulh's Compardon Home
Calendar For 1923
The publishers of The Youtlfs C
rlanion are sending to every subscr
urho has paid £2.50 for the 52 is
I me a c alendar for the neun r
The t-'bleu are printed ,ln red
dar!-I blue,and each trblet, bee
giving the days of the current rn
ln bold, legible type, dvr: the cr
lar nf tho [lre'e¢llirg and auecee
month in amniler type in the mn
The Companion calendar has
published in standard form for r
years nnd in eagerly sought fox
cause of its novelty and eonreni
n
GE ORGE mo u r n s HA S F l
|Geo. McBride had a serious 511
morning in hla garage on west I
street.lie had built a ilre E
breakfast nrepanrtorv to go ro
dlectly alter brealcfast Whll'Cutter Week."was athiabrealtfantheatovebl
overheeied and the work bench
ircaught dre and from there e
'to the walls.Forrest Doraey oi Outlook, Wash-l`hres ears were housed i
h a i "and Harle Dorsey of Great page two of srhiehmrere gothFalls. llontana ardved here Thursday without damage but the third. I
n g m, § . : t 3 d C h 5 ° : w of h°h,be!onalng to Rulhven .Anderson
'liao 'funeral ceremonies were held badly burned although not entire
al. lil Oungrutihnd church on Sun- strayed.The :an te was pne
ll ! " " " § f ' { "1 , ; ~ L R. destroyed and no inaunnes 1:
pea Qmreh of wuhgnabnl oonduebfle The loas srill ron up to 1
dl the nervices.The Stevens Flattslei! C lub. with a numb er ot inti-li tl f r ie n d ! o f t h e f o g -gathered
OBTTUARY
(From The Garrison Independent)
a thousand dollera.
' No d r e e c h e a u e d th e d e u
s c a n n e r s "horns *W *" \ ° u n . ' r n e o h n » m¢ n o e n m ¢ e ;
.. £ f.§. '°i . N M 1 1 5 7 ." w" d " ° ° d " )Nov.15 1
--lromelnCalhoun.
h sh"-ur or wumngm amy, Ne-
:'m-nu.42-sz sv |vu;.¢u.»¢».....-...-_._voting "nys"H. C. Blaco (supplies)$186.73
The Pilot (printing and pub-
lishing blllot]:374.10
T119 Pilot (ddinqoent tax list)801.83
'Flu Ditnt tmmmhnionds sro-
as did nlao Rev. Williams of the 51-'Luo llllllltyhilllr!Q ; ~gy Gerrran Lu m emuen o mu u m...bon l m n mon lr:lmgton M E. church Then Mr New ua annu tr u andjptermeat was 0 in the Bmrlton Gdnea of Lincoln, in behalf of farmers if the? will mah the c ounty me
the Motives and frilndl resenml no lerredlmd.This requires one mom ceme far-
pHr. Gmlnas a gold lauded cane and to but cron duner thsn thahst uno.NORRIS 355; WITHOUT A PARTY
Nm Gaines o gold unch and usured Th e b ig gu t s hu n o f wha t h u ~/. »
-_-_-....\;.\...| s.. tnhercnlolln eradifn-Omnhh Nah.. . Nov.20.--United
our educouonu lynurrh |»»», u vposed that un 'sneak of ummm 8-9
lnelwvo be at aide for npodad ob-
aawaoee.as .hmfriolll education
wack.Zt in neommindod to tha gov-
zrrnon of the m m that they co-
.\_.1.._aI..»-I nuul ahrll
Extensive a n o f tht deputmglll
q lma llb e ln g ma d n b y e u u n ty g g mi
and ho me damnnz tntion *mlm in
lh lf ld d .I. | .lty lu ,| c c or d ln ¢ to n »
w m w w e v e w w n d q z d u f h d -
ture. a':mst 4,000,000 people uv do
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9*
' " ' ~ ; ; ; _ ; " " " "
standard on Co. tain 44.63
A.C. Ilabel fnhrr forNov.}158.83
standard on Co. (oil)30.60
Nle's Rasmussen (rent hadl
election)5.00
Peter Petersen (rent Ielection)5 5.00
Nehr. Culvert & Mfg. C0.
(wheel grader)15.50
S. K Rosenkilde tblacltimlth
work]16.95
E. S. Anderson (road work)66.00
J. D. Eakin (rent halt election
etc.)8.70
Arlington No. 1 (election board) 32.10
Fontanelle Tum. telection board) 28.90
ith Word Blair (election board) 88.10
Rlker el Chamber: (Compen-aallon policy)682.05
Mrs. Wm. Allen (nursing poor)7.00
Crowell Lbr. It Gr. Co.(lumber)148.85
Cunning City Twp. (election
bond)._134.00
Herman No. 1 (election board)!8.00
Herman No. 1 (election board)26.00
Herman No. 2 (election board) 34.50
Crowell Lbr. & Gr. Co.(lumber)1.30
(Continued on page four)
RE AL :taxon a nus
The neighbor!around on .Cream
Rldqo gathered in last Sunday and
hushed about twenty acre: of c orn
foe Mr. Elmer Andreaeen. who lives
on the old Jim Manny fa .Sometime ago Mr. Andreaaen Ji... hand
caught in a feed grinder and lost a
port of two lingers and has since been
'unable to shock his eojn.
Cream Ridge must be a good plaoe
ln which to live when the neighbors
show auch a tlne spirit of kindness or
the act of last Sunday god makes one
feel that the "Golden Rule" yet hal
some force.
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
Mr.Henry Rohwer of Calhoun
passed another m'lcetone in life'a
lom-ner last Saturday and on Sunday
a number of hla friends 2|thered at
mr lnme on a wi mwe n f i ile db u ke te
helped to make the day e memorable
one by celebrating the event.
Mr. Rchwar is an old timer here in
this county and has many warm
frleoda who ¢':0I\I111t1:lata him on there
events and | 41e him their any beet
arlahca.
m a n m i ' . n m S A L E
111|ladies of the Congregational
church will hold a om Day and Sale
on Saturday.Dec.18,at the city
council rooms in the city hall. Rem-
them of the reaped. steam mo tore
of those who know them.A number of gold pteeea, beaotiiud
-a ww n o dd ta ni a éa ke n we re
presented to the horored host and
hostess and their children prosentd
the mother with a gold ring and the
father with n gold knife as tokens of
their love ard affection.
|TllB response of Mn. Gaines con-
veyed his thanks and appreciation of
the regard oi' those present.Every one felt it was good to have
known these worthy 'people and to
have the example of indunry, honesty
and kindness £5 other:which they
b;we shown during the past hal!
oentury
s n w t .-to s o c m r r EN11-:R'r.m=s
The Girls'Sewing Club of the
oouthern part of the county enter-
tained the Bora* Pig Club at e six
ofrlock dinner given at the home of
ti m Scott Allen, who ia die Sewing
Club leader.About twentyfour were
Dreaent among them being Hr. Mike
Foley, leader od the Boys' Pig Club
ltullllpu auuu us " T"--tloo willbe en tin lr thmvm W U un -
less the organisation eontlnuea»
e:».»a.ea£1 l| q\p o1&jh »| 9n! rrdlN
has made lt possible to get this test.
namely the !'arm Bureau odloe. With-
out it nach farmer, no matter hour in-
flurrtinl he might be, could not ha
secured any rdults at all.No small
m o o o f fannera could secure any
results.It mquinea one organization
to represent all the farmers.Aznin we would like to quote tho
membership free paid by men in other
industries.Railroad eettion men.
with an lrwestrnerrt of :x palr of rvlwei
and pair ol o\era|l1¢. nw FF "" i itin-
tion end Sfvbfl ner year Llarpenters
pn" $"500 initiation and $30.00 por
y e r .Others pay proportionately.
The Farrn Bureau. because of its
sane program, hal risen to heights
nesor before known by a farm body.
The farmers for the lirat time are a
real power in our government..livery
other farm organization has felt the
,impetus and made progress.More
legislation has been aecompliahed for
lthe farmer in the last two yur: than
and County Agent Carl Olson and in the emits history of the comfywife.Ihefore.
A very en5oyal.»'e evening was spent
and Mrs.Allen proved herself rot
only fo be a #mf efllelent club leader
but an rdmiroblo boaters as well.
BLAIR w.u.K ERS TAKE NUYICE
ln order to wt l-*ok to town before
dark,the Blair Walking Club will
start next Sunday r-» n two hour
march,leaving the library on the
stroke of three.Hikore who get
darted late will dad Ute line of marth
posted on the library door so that they
can follow.There will be no can o
lunches.Misa Ida Johnaon. loader.
REVIVAL MEETINGS
l The meetings at the Christian
church are cortinulng through the
week.The inte:en has grown from
night to night and the attendance har
been vary good.Tl1e er-nnune l
evangellat Johnson have been highly
appreciated and each one has exerted
an influence for the betterment of the
liva of the people of the eommunity.
P =|tor Swartwood ia leading the ning-
ing in an eillclent manner.Special
music is dren every evening.On
Sunday the regular services aritl be
'°ld. The Church School at zo o'c¥ock.
There was a large attendaree last
Sunday and the expectations are for
more next Sunday.The :norning aer-
mon will be given at li o'cloc k.A
Junior Endeavor Sodety was or-n
ind last Sunday and they will ho"
thelr meetings at three p.rn. earl-
.Surday.The evening preaching ger-
|The Farm Bureau een continue to
.1 in stre'1~'h if ever# unlt will
hod steady end will operate in st sz fe
and sane way.
Farmers whohave land to clear will
{Co'tln1\od on page live)
_. . _.. . . . . .- - . _ _ . . . _ . . . .. . . _. . .-"
NEW BOOKS AT 'run LIBRARY
Fic tio n-f I
y u u » |. . . .f t a t e a S e n a t o r G e o r g e W .N o r r i s o f
I l f é r u k l .e t e c t e d .i n 1 9 1 8 o n t h a r o -
.t l e k e L l a . | | o v . a " m a n -
o u t a p a r t y . "a c c o r d i n g t o a s p e c i a l
i n t e r v i e w t h a t w i l l h e p u h l i a h o d i n t h e
O m a h a W o r l d - H e r a l d o f T u e a d n y
momin¢rAccording to the correspondent,
Senator Norrla declared today thathe was without tha repoblian fold
and was opposed to the to-mation of e
tldrd party, which would prow corrupt
aa are both old parties.Ile also op-posed formation of a "people's bloc"
by Senator LlFollotte."Thorne ia not a speck od n'r13snn-
ship in mo." Senator Non le re»
oorted as lmdng deelrre-L "I am nolonger a republican.I believe the ln-
dependent voter 'r "ue salvation of the
country, and I tl1= .la that in the isnt
election for the fnt timo in tho his.-
tory of the country he lane eorne into
his own and realizes the power he
possesses.".]ln speaking of the Lel'olletto hlcr,
Senator Norris said:"No matter
how pure would be itn motive: when
it was launched it would toon fool su_
power and woull recensauly burma
1 atofhlre orveolmmr..This mean:
* 1-n».1.i snrey hemme, corrupt."
YOIIMER BLAIR BOYD I E S s u u n s xvz
W ord wa s moun d hé n lm S un-
day by Hrs. Alma Claar of the death
of her 5on»in-law, Dr. Glen Binh! of
operate 'ran me euuontwna- ..... ......authorities oi thdr common-arealtlu
w~.!l=#.P\° peek a vl1¥°'l for zewdval
af i¥»t'5ho'¢ "lo` tnnozs niwar n! on
tiond education.""It la gratifying to know that in
a time when public burden: have laid
very hoary upon the people there has
been oswerywhrre a determined pur-
lpoee to maintain education unini-
palred in order that the coming
generation my be equipped regad-
lrra of aarrliicel in the pneaent for
.she increasing reavonalbillty which lt
rrm:t bear.a
"Without vision the people pariah.
"Without education. there can be
little radon.Of education it may be
raid um "lt nr to1e¢1s1en;sz\>z.¢»¢tn
him that gives and him that taken'
It is regrettalrle that ao few- yaunh
men and women equipped for auch
service ara nowadays not disposed to
give their time and talents to teach-
ing.Education need! their nal and
youthfulneaa *
|"The strength and security od the
nation will alway s rdl- on the intel-
ligent body of its peoples Our edu-
cation ahonl implant realization:of
public and private duty.More than
anything dee, men and women need
dm capac ity to nee with char ey e:
and so contemplate with open.un-prejudioed mind the lasuea of these
times.Only throuzh a properly mo-
tivated and ge mn lly inspired idea
of education can this be accom-
plished."Aurora, Neb. at his old home Xinka-
ville, Mo., where he had gone for con-
sultation and an operation.I PUBLIC SALE \.
Seem; Plate! of the Heart by Bla death was caused by on intes-Satunday the and of ber at
H. G Welle
Hoose of Rimxnon by Mary Watts
Robin by F. H. Burnett
Ong of Ours W ¢§lllilla Cather
One Han ln His Time by '
Ellen Glasgow
Viola Gwam br G. B. MtCI.ltc.l1t\on
Five Nlzhts at Five Piles by
Avmf Gaul
In the Days of Poor Richard by
Irving Bacheller
ilrralfnaf Point bv ll. R_ Rinehtrl
This Freedom by A. B. H. Hutchinson
Return ot Alfred
Glimpses of the loo-n by
.Edith Wharton
Rabbit by Si n c lld r me
Woman from Outside by
Hulbert Footner
1tina! growth and an operation was of
no a wl.He leaves hiswife.former~
ly Mmm Claar of this city and three
children, berdder his mother and two
brothers who reside in Klrkaville.
t p. rn. ehal-p.A nonly new c orn-
plete household furnishing:will be
aotd at public auction: Thi!la the
propeny of the late Mrs. Hiller. Sale
ornnore oi three ilhnl.In addition
to their one by the extention urorlktl
~........muon ln demand among 8w»¢`d»l'£i'll
of agric ulture, farm bureau, cham-
bers of commerce, women'a eluba, and
other onaniaatlona. aa well as eom-znerelal motion pldure houses. Appli-
cations for lllme can be made thwoah
the county l¢9lll» the director d ax-
temrion of State agricultural coll-alll.
or any other ooopernting agency. The
only ooet to the borrower of the alma
il that of tnnaportatituu The whole
mum- will be explained by the de-
partment and a lin of subjeda not
to any one interested.
n s n z f m n s E L E C T o m c n a s
At a regular meeting ofthe Re-
bekdtl on 'llmeaday evening, Nov. il,
dvr candidate; pie;-9 initiated into the
arorlr of thl0nler.Th e y : me lr .
and Hrs. James Pounds. Hr. and Krl.
Harva Pound: ind Hr. c lade Slick-
lett.Following the tnitiatarn tba an-
nual election of omara took plan.
elected to nerve'hae following were,for the coming year:Noble Grand,
Hn. Adele Schmidt; Viee orml. lin.
Eliza Warrick;S-|c'y,Mrs.Hdlia
!'le1re1l; Treaa., Min Mehta Taylor.
Hn . Lo t: wa s re-elected trustee of
the RebekahI for three yearn.Ar:.ioelunc ho1aaerredl»y a:orn
mittee eotepoeed of Ura J. B. County,
llre.Nell Tyson,H n .John i l l -
Cracken. lira. Adele S:bmiln nn! Mlm
Hellta Taylor.
EDITOR HAS SURPRISE
On last Monday, Nov. 20. tho editor
of The Enterprise p o n d another
milestone and a number of friends
to be held at the house just use °fplanned md n,-fied out a volvo# on
h .nd the Daniah Luthonn church.43-2t h 5 he mm;ner ape fifteen years ooo was P. C Sorenaen, Adrnliniatrretor." g c h a r " h m t upper tim. an-§Glen lived in Blair with hi! parents,
married here.He *nr t to Aurora in tom to pref-
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'GAME
noendng that he araa dead tired and
arafgoingtobedarlf. Hrs. Rhonda'tire oeteopdthv where he has bm'rooroxtt I
very successful.lA dispatch fum Aurora to the UI:-
eoln State Journal states the follow-
Ing:Alulrra'a Perfect Man Dead
Auron,Heb.,Nov.21.--Auror'~
has gnot (recovered irom vita ahock
upon learnlna of the death of Dr.
Glenn FY.Binh? at.I§irl:a\rill8»Mo
Perri and Lure by Romain Ronmd Dr. Blgaby was the mon perfect rnan,Non-Fiction-»lnhysinlly. in Aurora.Ile had been a alry ia keen.
W HC D W I N ! ! ! ~ H ll I l o E l . f l€ l g l- a t foo; hall plrvel Utd wg; gf..
!l\I\l ¢\'!OD dard eeemin''ly w*h perfect health.
Zdodern Tendencies in Seulf ture bl?i"»r four yearn. he hnd been advant*
e T"'l1|dD Tll!t!§:» in his prof-"sion on osteopathic
Ptydzolow bv ~.n. S. Vh'n0flW"r1llr|E|]|'°§|d5n and had att'"ed neat aur-
Qe fr e t o f t h e S "a r a b v R o a l t a 'F o r h u _ ¢ g l t ,H e w a s a l \ \ e 1 I\ * fr o f t h e R o . .
Jo k e : fo r a 'l O ~ " s 'o m \t a r v c l u b a n d w a s p r o m i n e n t i n m a n y
-U . _ _ a _1-9 - . .a n n a L n -. A H A . :
I On lad. Saturday the C. B. C eleven
he'd the heavy Pirate ggyregatinn to
a t i e , 6 t o 6 .Tvrogameahavebeen
played eo far and both 'resulted in a
tio aoore.These teams will meet
-"~ "n'nvflav at 3 p. m. on C='*°""f
Field for the purpoae of |44-riding the
supremacy of Junior football in Blair.
Comeo utan de ea al: ea dlama. Ri v-
I Mr. and llre. J aa. E. Maher have
persuaded him to brace up, shave and
get ready for the pleture ahowr.He
was ao qulek in getting ready that
sheh adtoeha nge herr nin dand de-
rided not to |:° aatherroerd auaduo
to arrive.The nuprlee was a rw! one and
all spent the evening playlha' cards
and eheokera.|The ladlea brought nie!u h h h -
,nnnu whic h were rened during the
evening.Around twenty were pro-
aent..
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received wand than their aon, Rolamlvhas taken tlntn himself a wife.Thel Mrs. John Kniler left to day for
Younz man has been studying lair in
Washington. D. C. but hu taken a
paition Iflth a law drm in St. Louie
where he erpeda to ndder
herhomoinKaneaaC?t7a!t¢raa'n1'91
feokestay in Btadrduringtheillnenl
and death other: mother, ln. Samuel
Warrick.|
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