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grmsent that duenvt. 9|-nent..iliacVain Sny ihr and Hr. Geo.
Rec drntmnedtnmnihednnc eatfler-
:nan vdth Hr. md gn. Kenneth Ty -
son, smudsr night and spent, Sun-
day men.mn Sny der u a c ount
of Mrs. Tyson-Sundny Hr. and Hrs. Pmntia Smi
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evqlng...' ;",1~
W a vr i llh n n a a r vi e e lo n
and Thundsy uveninn at 1:80.
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WilliamCnrkfa.corner2nd
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Jua. 11,ato'c1o&, wary lady who
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pared to sew.
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s p o n t b y a l l a t t h e S m i t h h o m e .
_ u n - 1.mr of Mr- u nd Mn. W ww Ty u o nLir a. Eliza wmm sp ent s und ayn m wi l l b e s e n d e n a mu r a m-
oecumdllgnduy, JTn.m8.Some ofwigh her slstlr, Hrs. Hlrv. Hold in ing at 7:30 in the Engiih lmguage.
thvirN wcomp e1sumBlulr.Thelm v m m o o t fc u n n o -them ,in the evening br |.l'ti\dng mu.Thuruhy evvni mz Mr. and Mu. H.,¢n :m-" anon at 8:30 ~bi... sor-
eongratuiations. thdr lund! und also 'Dyson and Hrs. Eliza .Warrick plan vices.a dozen silver salad forks and a. slhror so attend gh; joint inggilgugn of |h¢`Rav. g W W alter, p3m1a
breadtraya lg e mrfhoupresent
won MP. and Hn. Grant Allen. Mr.
and Mrs. sm Charly , Mr. and Mn.
OddFellowandRebekah lodgesat
Blair..On lust Friday evening the "'Wa'll
llsliry md Konnsth Ty son, Mr. and Try "Clubladieshadl.aunlriao
Mrs. Clifford Krause, Hr.an d Hn .cmk Allen. Mr. and bln. Ed Lowel-
lvn. Mr. .f a Hn. J . Conmr. P. M.
*Tyson and Mr. md Mrs. Ed Wolff.
Mrs. Glann Ru' and c hildrenare
'mending o few day! with her parenll,
Blr. r nd Mn. mm c a mv.e n.
Hin Addie Bunn loft Sntmdw for
Mitchell to msumo her touching' there.
ohonr on Hr. and Mrs. T. K. Iver-
son.Thoyrooolvodmanybeautiful
d useful gifts.Tu.. and Mrs. Dol Ballad enbertmln-
ed the followingfziouds atdinner
Sunday:Mr. und Mrs. Martin John-
son und son. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Iphn-
son and dsughter, Mr. und Hrs. Mike
Wilnon and daughter Grace, Mr. and
U sHamidWilson.Mr.andMrs.
ME THOD I ST c n ua c s lNo fr zs
I.. A. Johnson, Pastor.
The svmeiut wot y ou our heard.
A "Seam Order" service next Surl-
day.Noone except. the xninlstar
knows whst is on. Wa look for o* full
house."We vgnnt you to smile when
you nod this not.e,amd bring your
smile to church next Sundsy mo\'n5rl¢~
Leave 5uécrgwudm at home. we don't
need it:Bring a pencil.aasnoun yo' rin wha' yo' kldnt WlSh
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LA D IE S HINSTREL ltl':~slC u.
C o n n o r FRIDAY AND SAT-
URDAY NIGHT AT B_ F. D.
OPERA HOUSE
There ls to be s Colored Mlnltr d
troupe who will hold forth at the B.
F. D. opera house on Fnday and Sat-
111'¢1\>' nights. Jenuary 1.9 and 20 and
for civic improvements in Blair.
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A U X I L I A R Y ' n o A M E R I C A N
L E G I D N I N S T A L L o r m c x n s
On Hondo! evening, Jan_ 8, the fol-
lowing odleera were installed by the
Auxiliary to the Amerlan L¢l5°1\ at
their hell:Llxh. Chan McComb, vw:
Hlas Fsyme Dixon, in vlee pres; llrs.
E.. R. Ilggud. 2nd vic e pres: Mn.
Thee. J . Rodtflt sec'y ;Mrs. Han'
Slekkotter, trees; Mrs. J. H. Bowman,
chaplain.Hrs. J. P. Jeni-en acted as
e I lF u l a n c l d R e p m o l B l a u 'M u n i c i p a l
Ice Plant froth May I, to
Gctaber 3.1, 1922
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eh, proceeds o! a :Her will b, mpg instsnlllng ollar.A lunch eras served
lo' the Ladies' Chsmbee or Commerceiu the °°'=°*f=f*°f'=*f=r rork./ ** im repen submitted are found as kllowrsz
over ze mm amen owns. cake 'rascl-Inns m onulnn JAN. za-20Wllking me sn the "e-newer" unn|
po with n read show It is to be one United States Senator Gwrur
big laugh or rather sereem from start Norris.axGovernor Brumbeugh
fn pn h h .Pennsylvania and Dr.William
may ladies of n\¢srwm don ¢h¢}0"f°H ° f Chicago,president of
glad n a m d the eanplexions of
their eoolhem eistsrs and vie with
them in the nrt of entertaining the
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the
national edoaiioni aellnlliion.will
be the principal speaker! nt the Ne-
bruka state teachen convention in
public.And will there be fun! Well OmahaJanuary 18 'lo 29.
I guess!Just imagine! fifty ol' our
demure llatrons and llisses prome-
nudih; up and down, up end down bo-
fore the foot-lights .tluovrlng their
The association has over 10.000'members in the state and the attend-
anee nt the meeting is expected to
be gum; than at any odter previous
jokes and doing their stunts!Will convention.'ther out lt across in et;le?l Besides the lectures and speeches o
wen an rw ever see the time when rnrlode nwmm or entertainment has
the feminine sex of Blair didn do be en ll""8 °¢s
what ever they attempted,I shouldsay not and when the curtains fell on CARD OF THANKS
e last ornmee on Sstu
llU1nerf-If 1evening and me matter in a en r We dwlfe ln this manner to express
h i s t o r y U 1 3 ~ a n d t h | p o n g ; a n d ~ f ¢ " ~ B h d ~ t i l
the me time wuz anal in the mlna lhr Masonic, o. E & a r d w. R C
of our :mole for mmy a moon.;o1'.ranieetions and other friends and
"'I'here"ll be n hot 'time in the na "eww" who so Hndlr c omforted ue
town that night."during the illness and death of our be-
Thc following "djs wil] tske part. loved husband and father.
Mesdarnee Mae Koopmnn,gon?Mrs. Lau Vaughan and son Burt.
Moore..naw Haggard,B l u m e ]
Rhoades. Nellie Newell,Hay Red-
tldd. Elin Mencke, Moo Hosts. Ada
Hope'-vdl, Meta Linden, Anna Cheely,
Bess Booty,Jean Myers,Lillie
Ryde. and Grew Rnthnmnn and
the Hin es Grace Ballard,Ruth
Hciore,Meridale Wllkinlhn.Gladys
Siekkotter, Soc Belle Lewellyn. Ger-
trude Han.:lc, Gueele Seheifler, Mel-
SSNI wu nnmo ANNIV ERSA RY
vinnl{n1"1ieen, Alice Wilkinson, Au-FOB SALE
drey Wolff, Jeno Noble Sybil Bellin-
ger. Pauline Lippincott, Irene Hnaek,
Catherine Beckman. No::ne Anspaeh,
Agnes Gllberteon, Olive Smith. boths
Pace,Jennie Dixon,Frances Xoop-
men. Evelyn Meats.Mildred Meats,
Gertrude Siert,Ruth Bross, Audrey
Benles,Mildred Browne and Faynno
Dixon.
MAK ING FRIENDS
If you would have friends you must
show yourself friendly.Very few
people are nhle to resist the steady
shine of friendliness.By and by they
will unbend nnd like you.If they do
not, you 'hare not lout anything, end
the eftort you put forth has done you
good.If any one you have to do busi-
ness with ls grumpy,faulbdndlng,
jealous, suspicious. or sarcastic. do not
let that person induce you to imitate
him.Don!fret.l'}on't antagonize.
I>on't hit beck.Life is too short.
Most of such nasty tempers disappear
after e while ln the eunliglrt of friend-
liness.You don't have to he familiar.
You rlonft have to be olllcioue.You
donf t have to grin ell the time.. l u t
keep friendly and good natured.I t
will create an atmosphere around
yourself in which it M11 pleasant
to live, end ln which you be much
happier at your work.-Dr.Frank
Crane.
AN gglTOR'S lx v o z c s
A fellow editor. onxioueto see just
where he stood at the end of a )'ear's
eettvities. once kept track of his pro-
tlte end losses during the year. and
gives nn invoice of his lmninees diary
at the erd of the twelve months of
ups and downs in the following man-
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,lteoelpts and disbursements In the plan City lee Department aeeozdlng
Balan eeo nh and Ha y !, 19 22. .. ... _ . _ . _ _g e n e ;
i p u .Reeelved from sale of lee ._ $1,915.12
llccewer from sale of °°==g°= books __$51,110Received from storege an eele of dldled 'nnter_3.45 "Received from ammonia drums returned -20.00 8,594.67
Total $9,461.23
Dtshersemenlslabor-. - -- - H "..s nano;Power __2,313,313
Water _423,33Ammonia,_7952Refunds_ __noeDelivery met on coupon alles 152.83
Insurenee -._ .218.20
hllscdlaneous supplies and repairs _158.88Cseh items allowed 933.34Bond interest paid .._600.00 5375.04Balance on hand October 31, 1922 $3.593-18
Total .._-_-____ _;s ,m.2 2
In mat of treasurer "_-: l. ._ .a,f»s1.1s .Change fund st lee plant _.._._.__ _5.00
''r-an sesszns
Tote! amount of lee produced 1,702,600 lbs.The cont felt lh l slat
month ending October Bl, WE ae submitted shows a cost of msnulndtur-
ing lee to be $6.90 per ton.This is traded on the summer months when
the amount manufsetured il the lay out.During the winter mouths the
expenses .nn probably sntouut to more than the reedpte, which will make
an increase for the average cost.
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COHHISS IONETS r e o c m o m o s ~ Letunm (road drag'-
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On last Blonde event | J l ,an-. and lire. J. 2. .....`I.'{.....`""..|i County Commissioner: Room.' ; _' ; { " ' * " " " " " m s d d m -as a
bmtd their rein,-um-.1 ereddlng an-Blair. mer.. Jan. 9. wza.g;;9..,¢., sum: Supply ce.1
niversary by havinginalugenumhsr The Boudot County "'f" '~"~g dip!)9535.
e t e e t s t i v e s e r h e e n j o y e d e n n e o r s t e r ~ p n m s s p s t e . ~ _ ' " I . |.~.~,4'1:~\.* . .==.»
supper._ :......_..-Jan. 4. .I923, Ind in eg u la r -h mm m, g n ).3_ggI8 provxded by law.}.l.'!B¢ll'5S .3 J _ 3 1 " a a a , ~ o f
Binco, Henry Truhleen, Peter H. Ty-Insanity mm)390,1 am olferlnli my home on wes t =°; ;»§ ~ = = = = C . ~t E. C. Jackson (Bound of .f
Colfax, my automobile and u pan of o zutee o .Bum ="°°;"=Insanity GM)5.50
my furulturrffor sale 1 win be In were Qn1=r°\°\<i "'*?'°"°"m';f Uf'*=J\ Lum. P==b¥-»H°v»°
Blair Friday and Setdrdes'of this conectaon.Clerk lure for me o 1 tmn n li m .21.00
week, January 19:21 .na zoom and wan of County Judge to *'° taken out u Dell Bullard (hauling grader!5.00
be found at the house or if not there fees of asld olllco.william Hansen (repair work)5.00
gall Ggdgr 2X-Il.M0\Ed and l!¢0nd¢d gm WlrrllllI punk lI0i¢| ldlC (labor)1590
61-1:John J. Rodgers.hoe. 624 and sooo for me and 12.35 Wulllam Stover! (hall rent
,roipectively be cancelled on amount election)u n o
~Of ~llllollTtlB having ~p a s d . ~ ~ & R ¢ f C ~I
1 1fCnIr"td ~Und gut 61.01
The heat thing y ou have in th Un motion the bond of H; B. r r Herman Schwock (road work)39.00
world is Teddy.Here it is, a wonder r :amd Gverneer in 'Distnct ho. 21, Shaffer Qi! ,g R2 Co. Ins)2290
ful treasure-s marvelous jewel.It's was apprord.Shader Oil Ie Ref. "`o. (oil)59.29
youre, an yours It's in your hands.ldoved and eemnded that 'lheEntor- Avery Company (repairl)332
What are you solos to do with in prise be ewnnded the """ printing Henry Tmhlsen (Com. wed!
Today is your Savior; It lroften eruci- for the your 1923, it bein! the lowest . md mums 3550
lla! between two thieves--Yesterday and beat bid..Carried.M. E Steder (road work)79.00
ard Tonmrwtv.Today you can be hioved endsecnodetlthat The Enter- Mule; hllxnk lreoairs for
heppy, not Yesterday nor "£'o1narrow. pn!e he awarded the c o n tn d for Avery)11350
Most of y our mi ner? is len ove r "'""°" °"*' fo r we ""? nm, at being Miller Munl: qemmim awk
from Yesterday or borrowed from To- the inreet and but Ind.Carried repairs etc.)4425
rnc.no\\.Keep Teiey clean.Make M°"°d and seconded that the Pilot H. C. Blaoo (money advanced
up your mind to color y our fool. your br: *"'"d°d the contnd for printed Picrie Arid)110.00
work, your ploy, Today enyhow.
Time is not divided into three pert'
-pnst present and fntnro.Then: ii
only one rrnl time-it e NOW.
The poet says we ::se by stepping
on our dead rrl:e:..An us for the
Future, the best prepnration for it is
an unufrdd Today.Whatever hills you have to climb,
whatever bridges you lame to cross.
\\hnte\er enemies are ly ilf: in nnit
for you. whatever crisis are to lv* inet,
ou can be no he Ler equipped 'or
~ then by living this day zounlly,
cheerfully and free fn.»mfear. Appro-
hensione, premonltions. worries, these
are the poison gases of our foe, the
Future.Today is yours: God has given it to
you. " All your Yesterdays He has
taken back-fall y our Tomorrows are
still in Hin hands..Today is youre.
,Talke its pleasures end be glad;r.Been broke 361 times.»ite pains and play the man.Prnised UN public so times.|'Paley ls y oum-just a little strip
Told lien 720 times.of light between two darkneeses. jw
Missed prayer meeting 62 times.f a bit of life between two sleep-deaths.
Been roasted 431 times.Today is yours.Use it so that at its
Roasted others 52 times.lelose you can say:"I hare lived to-
Wnshed odlee towels 8 times.day."-Dr. Frank Crane.
MI."-lt rnemh 0 1 .__ ....
blanks. lt being the lowest and best
bil.C3"'!lEd
After n enrrful 1-n°'\'n~tlnn e' *'~
followiog hills on the different funds,
it was moved end seconded tilint the
following clnirnn be allowed. and the
County Cler'»t"!n herebi ordered U1
draw warrants 'rs pet snrne.Carried
ell the members present voting "sye."
Roy Knott (work on truck)3
Danish Luth. Publ. House
10.00
(printing)4.00
Christensen Lhr. Go. (coll)30.30
C'onha Printing Co. (supplies)l0.5?
Omaha ?rintln¢ Co. lsuppllesl 8k.69
The Pilot {printi"g dsc)50.90
State Journal Go. {supplies}2l.l5
Woodruf Printing Co. (sup-
pliee)100.00
Alfred E. Schmidt (road drag-
zinxl 11.70
Christensen Lbr. Co. (lumber)425.10
Her? C. Debel. Co Clk.
(ove rltc l 3.10
R. 3. Hurdoch (Board pf
Insanity ruse)8.00
B. C. .leekeon (Board ol'
Insanity £8Nl*5.50
M. Ite'| e'een fume of
lnenrity ease]_
Farmers Union Co-Op...a
2.00
Sto'1r:""E I'l*nr1nnfv (stippllee NAS
On motion the Board adjourned to
:rect Jun. 22. 1923.Annie C.Martin, County Clerk.
FIRS T A MERICAN U' ru. rrr
Dedham, Massachusetts lays elnirn
to having the flrst public utility in
the United States.ln 18-I0 a xfirt
mill 'eae construrted there on s water
power canal formed by cutting Mother
llrfok, between the Charles and Nep-
one-el rivers.The settlers brought
hither their grnln which was ground
for a tithe, which supponed the mill
and repaid, in part, the original cost
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MUNICIPAL PLANT ADVEIITISES
There is at least one lnunleipally
owned public utility which advertises
c owstently . [he Newton zu plant.
owned and operated by the c ity of
Newton,Iowa.advertis-ee re|'uls.rly
in the local newspaper. end its mena-
zrr. V. H. Lear, dates that he sea
direct returns in good will and new
huelnese.
n s e n g u ln s AND ODD r e t n o w s
HOLD J OI NT INSTALLA HON
The Babekahs IFld Odd Fellows of
glair held joint installation of otlleers
at thdn lodge :foams on Thunday
evening of last week.The lnnell-ation
staff of the Rebeluhs was from the
Arlington chapter and the Odd Fel-
lows was from Tekamsh
The Meir lnltalled otdescrs for the
"'l-relvl 'are lirs.Will S d td d h
Noble Grand; Hra. Lincoln Warrick,
Vlee Grand; Bra. John Newell, See-
uetary end Mlm Malin '['po1nr Tn"
Those installed for the Odd Fellows
are Glenn Cole. Noble Gnnd; E. Mn
Terrell,Vlee Grand;H.N.Thone,
Seeretany and J. L. Pounds, Trees.
After the work of installation 1res
oompleted a hl|,» oyster supper and
banqnd was hdd end one hundred
forty-two were et. the banquet board.
MASKS OFF
The muquemde ball given st the
B. F. D.op¢ralIUt!BelnetSatundayevening drew ite neun!good attenl
dence.From the start the r1~\11'
¢n3,,»¢1 the evening ond many werethe diffenent kinds of costumes shown.
Miss owed . Ne lson and Louie
Wd!! took first prize For best c oe-
tume.Hrs. Chee. Pace and Rudolph
Fink tool: the prize for eomie costume'
a r ld & ln . € 1 E HrnuseandA1reCsr-
miehoel the prlze for the beet walt-
zers.The Judson r:ereF'rank Sled.
llrs.Gilbert Hines und Mra.II am
Beck.
1-*Ania SALE BRINGS
GOOD P nlc es
The Renard i d e o n the bottom
inonh of sum- whic h was held lm
'I`°vldl¥ was edt attended and every-
thlne sold at need prices. One horse
which eros advertised, brought $5.000-
The sale was e a w u g d by The
Enterprise.'1'here's a reersl_
r a ."Q """"Ai.i.e"
Mr. A. G. Jensen. residing south-
west of Blair. has innalled a radio
set and reports that he is picking up
ooneerts from the fer east and the far
aseat..The only trouble with the thing
is that A. 6. esn't get the family to
hed ln time to get the required elght
hours eleep.
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The Enterprise ,nfilttg yi# -%*l".= \
Feed of all kinds at the Rhoedoe
Coe] and Feed Store.
The Rhoades Coal and Feed Shure
received a ilne ear of Rock Spring5
lunfp coal this morning.
Hlss Caroline Johnson,Instructor
at Dana college. received word today
of the death of her brother ln Kansas
City.
"~rr\°Morris.Dave Hundahl and
Clifford Krause are attendihx the
state fleemen's convention et North
Platte this week.
Great things ere expected when
farmers and labor unions get toleefher
(The accent goes on 'Hlrhe1'\".}--Philr
dolphin Evening Pu_l}lic Ledger.
Buy your furrnee ood at the
Rhondes Coal and Feed Store.
President Hnnding is all excited
over his discovery that the prohibi-
tion law ls being violated.Won't he
be indignant when he hare about the
sinking of the Lltsitnnla?-Nashville
Southern Lumberman.
(bee. Mortensen, who for some time
has been in the employ of the city eras
token to Oreshs to the Wise Memor-
ial hospital last Thursday where he
underwent an operation foe append!-
cltil.
The Cantata "The Wal:ut and the
(`n;~enter". put on by the Junior
high school students at the hish
"hool ndltorlnm last Friday evening
was presented before a full house and
n'eued the audience Sup't Skinkle
'""~ n short talk and n nurwlv» of
readings and musical selections mm-
pleted the evenings entertainment.
'The death od' Mrs. Helen Keeler oc-
w. R. C. INSTALL
NEW 0FFICERS
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RBTII RI NG o rr xc zn HUNDRED
On Saturday, Jsnunnr 13th ez a
l0 ¥ lI ll! ~ o f t h e W o ma z f s B o -
l l e ! C b m t h e m w e m e m r a r x s z s
were installed, Hin Genrude Heed
wife as mu llin g ein en-.
Three now mentors.ae-|.nelly
Moore.ra. Chrlnlna Chistensee and
Hrs. H.non were initiated with
the order.
Interesting letters mere read from
Brs.8%re wud ee Bannon and c . L.
Cmrigxn who is ependlng gh;ing*-
in Hontaul.
L i a r the 'reeulenhnhiness had
been dlspoaed of, Mrs. Ilsttls Noble,
ln behalf ef the members. presented
Hrs.L.A.Willisml. 'the re d r h g
president with a neekleee of penle.
Mn. Williams has been president gf
the W . R. C. fort nine run and ig
wrlrlios' the ft made an informal
talk *hi-1116111 officers for their
to-opentlou and ltdp during the pg;
Y ' " ' m e me o w h e r s o r n d s t h e
of the sentiment shown in the begg-
mz no whic h she would erer mera
memoryThe following olkenrs were then ln-
nsdledz PIU-.Mrs_Elsie llellrldsg
Senior-Vlee,Hrs. Eltdle Stewart.
Junlol~Vle|,Hrs.Venecia Gnyerge
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'l'rensurer,;Mn .My rtle Sticklett;~Chlollin. Hrs. Cin Bedgeowg; (km.
¢°¢!»°f\'»Mrs.Addie T¥'l°1\:Guard,Hrs..fnna H.Compton;3¢¢,.Qu-,_
H n Jeese HcConb: Psst.riotle In.
Itfllrtor. lm Judith Anaeeon; nuCorrespondent, sm.Herne Hou.;limidm. Hrs. on-we Rathroann: .u-
dstlnt Con duemv, Hn Hjnnie Bum
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u - - u e i u u n i - |- n
cnnlsrmx nnnunvon socnrrrHOLDS BANQIIET
Tl'he C. E. Society f the go
tional e.hut'ch ..:.»..='ld tbdr first no
Hivsmrr on lm 'i'"°°d=\r neun; ey" T W s ~ t o t h e i r m e m b e r !
an churchsix o'elock.r a tl
There ns present #ith them for
um "min s, Hr. me Hr s. a s. u mm
~Mr. Higah-ee is .dale fiddnai
*MGH of the C. E.. Bncloty for'NebL
raska win. 7*°*¢!'lW'\t'ters in Omaha.
Mrs.Arthur Johns. who is 41mg¢
letrotary and Mr. Johns were also ia-
vnea guests.
The tables were anproo:lately dl-
wrmd in er een a nd wh ite me on
mnthern of the C F¥'a under the lend-
enlllp of Hrs. c lue O"Hanlon ,mee
e delicious four course dlnner.
The rouns' llolks interspened theeau vnu rflh. Jokes and team.
Following the dinner a pangean nf
radius and music was euJ oJ'¢d nd
Mr. Hllzlbee made a talk tothe some
folks that was intirelting and lnetme-
livo-The evening was mueh enjoyed
hy all pmenz.
lAUTO ACCIDENT
As Gus Roch and Chris Wneh, we
farmers lidnq west of ann in me
Drum neighborhood, were returninr
from a business trip to Gmail: kgWeflwdnr night. my mee with an
Q.
aeriderrt that fonunately for there, ,|;d
not result seriously.Asthe-y get near
Dc Soto. n ear nttemnted te ~
them -1; Mr. Wrieh, who was drivln:
Mr. Her 'e nun 1-ar. panel out of the
mad in suc h a ray that the nxie of
thdr our broke and the c ur toppled
ever into the diteb..
It was half out nine tlien and they
were until mldnlzht. extrleating them-
selves from under the eer.Ther
managed to get to a neerhy house and
phoned to Bledr for help.Walter
Ssppenfleld drove down and helped
them hunt up the needed repairs and
after spendink the whole nirht firing
the nr end getting lt home the lucky
:tellers were ready for brealdast.
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E u t e r r l l i a r .G n n d m lL o w e1 |s l a y i n ga tt h e
G e o . h a v e h o m o t h i ] I H h s l d q f l e
i l i n t b l h o s p i w .I l i aF u n d ! C a s t e r u n d u n n n t n ngr t l o n fo r a p p e n d i d t i l a t t h e L o r d
rh o s p i u li nO m : h a .o n ed a y
_ - . \ a - k g . ¢ { ,
h o m e In B e n s o n H e n a n ; - . . - . . ._ -d u : m i r . s d t l m 1 - m m m r e h t i ve s a n d
fr i e n d s .\ 1 : 2 m d 3 1 1 1 1 C h u . G r a y a n d M r s .r i m .R m - d kw e r ed i n n e r g u e s t !s t
h o m e a m M o n d a yt h e J . C . w wEC l n ~ a 1 1 ¢ ¢ Th o p a d m v!!t oB l a i ro n
I §l3l'l »l» fbi' UIQ Ubt itr Inu 1| u u||n ¢uu|n i c e l y d u r ! a . s i e g e o f p n e u n i o n i n .
T h el i t e r a l ?ao c is t ya tt h al i :
C\rU =:vsc ho olho u s eF r i d a y o vm i n i
Ja n .12,h ua na t t r a c t i ven m r w
w h e n N . wG a i n e s . n f o m e r W a i
l m r l n nc o u n t ybo y . . n o w [ o fL i n m l s
El speak on agriculture.
AL ONG. 'n m no r to n ROA D
llr. mul ln. L D. Wuwlc;;_m,,,,,,\;,»_ ui\lI\1n|. T-'Q no mlP» ~ lm" " " ' " " ~
\nn|||! Athi. ll "IO |1091|Uf Pmefllnnlnn-C'1lll¢ PIII! Ind Elll l'9r!°'. \ll|\'l-ll; Y?tml-' F~ .'i'_" -luumlnl.
d Hr. Huds on at huma n. nnvn-,.Work on the electric iighu ls pro-rf°°¢l==sr rlpidly and we have promise
af new l'\zht.s by the inter nart of ther.wyk.1'|~|~ nnlv drliwhlxtk new be-
ing the fact that the 'homes may nuthe rvuiy for the new power an in-Inlhlfihn£1necel-llrywithperhnps
~hdl Schmidt, nt Bldr,I " " " ' ° T j g ;," u gr. and Mrs. J. s. cmsa aainornllnlion o! t.hu"""""--Y ann fRebekah and Odd Failows.home on the hotlom.
Watson Tyson attended |. meeting o'heP.N. G. Club at tha home ofMH.Clara .Ander-son.formerly1;1csin the ubrth- INDEPENDEHT GOSPEL
\i¥lCan-rpm in Blair imdw,Clara ?et¢rran,w o nrsiherMISSIOE
'Ir.vit§|t.i¢ns.w¢-re given to LH; ,\..'em part of gm mm, as WMmr
.. ....»_.. ...:..1.¢| 1...ister. Mrs. Jesse Humane at Iiermillm..¢!.n»|af lrhnl Bt~I
B u l ld u s vm . . ." r_i n t h e o l d k i t - b a g a n d s o m e 0 1 1 .N o
-.. 0-__ .a....-_i n d . w i r n i n g y o u u !
S !*€0Tl'1S foomnneau Slfxug J--"_
m
the comingSabblthservice, una of
dignity and beauty and power.Come
5m_early."SealedOrdenf'llyou tim!
nout anything, dnn't toil.
. m .
ln avnnn¢rn...r.:.\,.
"'$.31"."1'~"~?f'"&".¥~",::":.' '"':; H;W-f ew-was 'Zh' "":.:.:' m '~ . . 1 l : 0 (
alsome ¢¢ Hr. me Hn. mq nu-" 221' nlnlnllhhlf tminlr .mwl-mn\\=\~|Ennis: 'F"'°'1'f_f'the umm or unmu \ul\|v| --'r-' "\.n!W'1W|lll1K.Buvile off ununl-
a t1-
fd nL" i i : m ru , , , M i d °. . ._~: f~_ ,__ 3f_ g°" }_, ___ _ i imd.o a r r w . a 1 r
ford tina wsu enjoyed by Meesrs an.l\\W l;»vl.a|--IUesdasncs gRay nm! l:.mi¥v.J. BunClifluw, Gm¢Inn :mi DeanAndersonOurSundayscnooninu\ . .- u.Q,1ihEn li mnou w¢»an' dur. CB. Bunn, H. 'l'>f~°=1. n. mmwere also Sunday dinter guests.quit-== #1 mb; 3; ~=';,;~=3§=~; i\a.vr¢' _~ mg hm gsidcs to every ques
\[ g t.. ro.at 2 ngcrslm Ifor those 9ntunYani tim--the wrong axde and our side.
L In. R. Ivers0|\ and fmnily, W. C*nr~lcanfg has been cop-_.\.. »:\| lnaar 'l'\?son'spruched for us in the | !|0lnln1I
nr
FARMER
Have you seen the
Mzick Hog 'Waterer
We have sold manywaterers,
butthis one beats anything we
haveseen.Thiswatererhas
cast iron trough, will not rust out.
A five yealfguarantee.ltwill
pay for itself in a short time.lt
pleases whereverit has been tried.
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~New is the time for
Cross Cut Saws
Having' decidud to quit far
hold a public sale on iuam three
mileeastoithe(lollschool
Shultz f arm, beginning at ten o
' ~
JNUAR
nFITS.TnIv.u u u w--m u - n b ¢ r o f fr i e n d s a t c a r d s W e d n mo fD M
'a -_1.c u...fl
tlf. hifi. |(DUf|\ Ull.l|;||\uq»Mm. Marv Rohn-u in on the nick
Iisi.Sha is nhwiy imprwlng.Mins Magrrie Lowa, who is in the
hospitni at Teklmlh, is rvmu-ted to
begettingnlong niceiy.Her mgngrfriapds hope sho may mon bo home
of Tekamah.I-'---mm] services xrore hclsl1'thr-
\let}od'¢trh ur hit "i'ck°\m:\hMon-
fTl\y at uano condudml bv RMP. WA.Flnwdrn.The remains was taken lnCnihoun and hid to rest beside his
wife who hui puaed away 1 number
Engaan.Lftnr |\ run months visit hen with at 3-¢l!l | 80
(x 'xlwI w i l l.i n g a n d m ove b a c k t ori 'a¢L ,
m il esn o r t ho f ' Bl a i ra n d
museQ11wl'1afis l~m0'A'n za.
<mc=half
s the old
clock sharp on
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RlBED PROPERTY, TO=WlT:
l| | \ , .lv. . .. .
HORSES:-17 Head from three to ten years old,
wci;:l\t from 1200 to 1800 lbs.f n -\!ell matched
teams.CATTLE:-10 I-lead consisting of 4 milch cows
and 6 yearling heifers.
HDGS:-10 Head of brood sows, bred to furrow
in March.10 head of shoats.
MACHINERY:-One running gear of lumber
wagon; 1 wagon, with hay rack; 1 MeCom\iek bind-
er; 1 disc cultivator; 1 six shovel cultivator; 1 press
'i11
a
lll
1el
drill with seed attachment; 2 1-2 horse power gaso-
line engine; 1 hay rake; one 150 egg Gld Trusty in-
cubator; one 200 egg Mandy Lee incubawr; 1 new
Bfitterfly cream separator; 2 sets harness; 1 single
harness; 1 spring wagon; 1 buggy; sixty chickens
and all my household furniture.Other articles too
numerous to mention.-
I will also at this time offer for sale 1 buy stallion,
seven years old, weight 1000 lbs.Standard bred
race horse.
W e have sold manywaterers,
bu tthisone beats anything we
haveseen.Thiswatererhas
cast iron trough, will not rust out.
A f ive yealfguarantee.ltwill
pay for itself in a short time.l t
pleases whereverit has been tried.
New is the time lor
Cross Cut Saws,
Axes and Wedges
The Winchester Line of Tools
is the Most Dependable Line
Winchester Flash Lights
Edison Electric Lamps and Fixtures
Electric Washers and Irons
f f i Tl 1 §f ARNDT ti m wm
rua 14///vc/izfrfn neu
LI ufziféf. grrpreac her u times.x u s u m c m v r s n m u m s 1 Asrn (balance cue onMishken for a cnpltalint 0.lumber)4.30
Gut whipped 8 times.'Rza D. A. R. meets tomorrow, Fri- 'l'hoH1\~son Tlms. (mul dn.;-
Whipped others o.dw. at the horns of Mrs. L. A. W il-gimzl 12.80
Cash on lunda.t beginning $1.41.liunl and among lhe interesting fu- B. F. Mnxten fmmd dragging)25.20
Cash on hand at ending 15s.tural is a paper tn be rid by Mia Fanners Union Co-Op Co.G-are lladlaml on "Legiwlation in '(|.md,cemant hcl-266.?D_
Hr.Henry H tung of Sheridan Which Women Are In1.elutzd." Hrs. Earl C. Coulter (road dug-
tmrmhip 'ns n business visitor ln Pierce will also givt a. uzleded read-glng)7.20
Blair yesterday.ai u 'Fred Scheer (mul driltiflll 18.00
-. - . » . . -»»-
MEMBERS OF c. OF co ATTENTION
' T h noxt rrralnr meeting ol' the
Chamber of Commerce, which is Janu»
n n 23, will -be the rcfzulu lnnual
meeting at which time thv oflloers for
ehé ensuing vent will ba c-'utad.
rn-1:F. la . a my , sa mmy .
N E A this (Thundsy )mornin: at.
the Crowell Home.Hrs. Keeler uns
82y errsof ageand hsdh-een :mem-
ber of the home for nlnwlt two yur;
Her relatives will srrivu today fmm
University Place and funeral serrieol
will be held tomonow (Friday) mam-lnl md interment made in tha Blair
The W. O. W's.and the W. C-°|.
have joint installation Frldxy Hmm
Ent. J ul. IS. and a bl( bwnmiet fol-
lowing.All members of the 'hm
lodges an requested to be prennt.
A ;-pod nroxwn ln pr omised br th
committee in charge.
cemetary.|Subscribe for Tho Eu1,qpri\\.
U S U A LT E R M SF R E EL U N C HA TN O O N
_______ , _ _ _-' -A L E XM E N A R D ,U W,
C. M. r1l1l.2rm1A1'~|, mera.
JENSEN & BROSS, Audionecrs.L
THE an-nzmwasn. BLAIR, NEBRASKA
mana xmfrlznnnisrns nr.ATR NEBRASKA.
As;11
Say "Bayer" and Insist!
o r
I a §
1 V ~5 / E P
EP.
Unlua yan un the ulml "Bud Q
menu or on uhlnu you an an anlla; the genuine Bayer produn vn-lcribod by phnlclam over twmu-twonm and pmvad ide by mlllluu tc
Odds Headache'rwuuem LummgnEnrarhaBheumatinnNaunlgllPam. Pun
Accept "Bayer 'nbleu of upmn'
only. lhch unbrcken nlwlue mnuinlwvnsf dncdon Handy hex~atnew uhlntx cost few cenll.Dm|~um me lell bottle: of 24 md wo.Amer-In u the tnda mark of n u n
o w :no think 111|kiddln
ought to be givin every churn
ts dlvalop into worth-while dll.ruwr w m a y o u uunk of
tbl! campaign!
ind Defects in
wA
l u n Ol l y .l n . - A n u e r u g r o f a n a
p l n l d e f h r t f o r e a c h o f M B l u n :
l d r e n e x a m i n c d : i n t e B o p t e m l y r
h u be e n r o u n d b y D r .Jo h n w .
~ l l a a n d D r .Fl o r en c e W . Jo h n s
werjslty at low;Physlciank
Give Results of Free Clinical
Examlnatlons.
EH ro HEP THE SUBNUBMM.
oo Par Con! 0| umm Found
Uocllrd n BQ 'runny or nnm-
\¥ Corvxuhls-Mllnutd.
una ll Commons.
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:ww we hun the name opportunities
bmugltt to our mm!mmtuutmlllwthroughthe work at the dslslun of
maternity and Infant hygiene nf the
Univenlty of Iowa which is can-ylttx
out the prorllions of the Shrinmard Surprising rn lt mu seem. the lkin
remain! narrow, often eztav.-mely nar-row.Fullneaa.when tn'ln.»duc£'¢L ls
uuobtnulve and ts usually achllved
hy use of me circular cut.'There is
Iesl unnennws about the hem. mm
r u m ;m l n agul nnz l l r l n j u m i n [ l a p -
p a p o ft . w e a l t h y N e y Y o r k c i o n k m a n -
u h c t u r r r . a n d S i n . It z p p a p o r l . . l a m n
l l . G r s f. b r o k e r . : N e g e s n l l e n z t i o n o l
a m nffe c tl un s o f h l s w i f e F l c r c n x i
(a b o ve w i t h b ab y ) b y h e r p ar e n t s .
out the prorllions of the ShrinmardToner hw In Iota.We need nn!! in
bear in mind mm hlgh pmenrasn of
physical unmneu among our nzrd
hon as found br the nm; axumiua:Inns In the recent war to feulizq mr.:
lmponunce of this work."
.
.Aftamoen Tolltttil to 80 Fnur tu
Five Inches;Ecosntdo Parlod
Bty lu Of tm Tn lL
- »
The length af :kim ll |1111 variable,
bm the consensus ut opinion |.| mu
xhealreetnkirt w l l t b e u l a e t o w nmchet from the ground.More dljuly
af ternoon toilettes will be tour to nm
Inches from the ground.£c\...ntrlc
period szylp, both m crlnoline nad
renaisance ethos.often :ouch andlrull.So many of the bent makers
show auch a predominance ot me
~l|0lt¢r lengths-Hut la. from nine to
aren.Rnulzr lune mdlcawd tha! thememes. lime and :Hurt have bcfn wull
riprnded. neport dldxloa om:Isla.
""Ihe numcas of this gras work."mid Doc-mr I'rentlce, fha been mad#
poaslhle by the splendid eo-opentlunof the dormrl and mum; and vrhoul
aura-J In the vurlmn cusnznuanlea
whrfe dtnlu haw been heli n
"hudng _recent y u r :u w generalnvnlth mi! phynlcai condlllun of uur
d u 1hlldreq have been grvazly Im
provmd by the work nf lnflut welfare
stations. childreni rllnirn school clin
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1.
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m|:; |aI exp ect t h u t o b e t h e : m a m - a n ~
lvm zl h.O t h e r vn d a d o n a w i l l b e m o r e +~ .
o r w a s a p e n o n a l a n d l n d l vi d u u t h i n g . |" ._
Iength pf Skirt
x
4
IDB c
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52~7 I g
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As;11
Say "Bayer" and Insist!
_r
I a §
1 V ~5 A E P Q
EP.
Unlua yan un the ulml "Bud Q
menu or on uhlnu you an an anlla; the genuine Bayer produn vn-lcribod by phnlclam over twmu-twonm and pmvad ide by mlllluu tc
Odds Headache'rwuuem LummgnEnrarhaBheumatinnNaunlgllPam. Pun
Accept "Bayer 'nbleu of upmn'
only. lhch unbrcken nlwlue mnuinlwvnsf dncdon Handy hex~atnew uhlntx cost few cenll.Dm|~um me lell bottle: of 24 md wo.Amer-In u the tnda mark of n u n
o w :no think 111|kiddln
ought to be givin every churn
ts dlvalop into worth-while dll.ruwr w m a y o u uunk of
tbl! campaign!
ind Defects in
wA
l u n Ol l y .l n . - A n u e r u g r o f a n a
p l n l d e f h r t f o r e a c h o f M B l u n :
l d r e n e x a m i n c d : i n t e B o p t e m l y r
h u be e n r o u n d b y D r .Jo h n w .
~ l l a a n d D r .Fl o r en c e W . Jo h n s
werjslty at low;Physlciank
Give Results of Free Clinical
Examlnatlons.
EH ro HEP THE SUBNUBMM.
oo Par Con! 0| umm Found
Uocllrd n BQ 'runny or nnm-
\¥ Corvxuhls-Mllnutd.
una ll Commons.
=0
a
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\ . . . . ¢ " -A . .f
s
'\ \($4 s r s '_f
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,vf *- -£ . » .u
r - \
...
u.#ma1\ . » .
:ww we hun the name opportunities
bmugltt to our mm!mmtuutmlllwthroughthe work at the dslslun of
maternity and Infant hygiene nf the
Univenlty of Iowa which is can-ylttx
out the prorllions of the Shrinmard Surprising rn lt mu seem. the lkin
remain! narrow, often eztav.-mely nar-row.Fullneaa.when tn'ln.»duc£'¢L ls
uuobtnulve and ts usually achllved
hy use of me circular cut.'There is
Iesl unnennws about the hem. mm
r u m ;m l n agul nnz l l r l n j u m i n [ l a p -
p a p o ft . w e a l t h y N e y Y o r k c i o n k m a n -
u h c t u r r r . a n d S i n . It z p p a p o r l . . l a m n
l l . G r s f. b r o k e r . : N e g e s n l l e n z t i o n o l
a m nffe c tl un s o f h l s w i f e F l c r c n x i
(a b o ve w i t h b ab y ) b y h e r p ar e n t s .
out the prorllions of the ShrinmardToner hw In Iota.We need nn!! in
bear in mind mm hlgh pmenrasn of
physical unmneu among our nzrd
hon as found br the nm; axumiua:Inns In the recent war to feulizq mr.:
lmponunce of this work."
.
.Aftamoen Tolltttil to 80 Fnur tu
Five Inches;Ecosntdo Parlod
Bty lu Of tm Tn lL
- »
The length af :kim ll |1111 variable,
bm the consensus ut opinion |.| mu
xhealreetnkirt w l l t b e u l a e t o w nmchet from the ground.More dljuly
af ternoon toilettes will be tour to nm
Inches from the ground.£c\...ntrlc
period szylp, both m crlnoline nad
renaisance ethos.often :ouch andlrull.So many of the bent makers
show auch a predominance ot me
~l|0lt¢r lengths-Hut la. from nine to
aren.Rnulzr lune mdlcawd tha! thememes. lime and :Hurt have bcfn wull
riprnded. neport dldxloa om:Isla.
""Ihe numcas of this gras work."mid Doc-mr I'rentlce, fha been mad#
poaslhle by the splendid eo-opentlunof the dormrl and mum; and vrhoul
aura-J In the vurlmn cusnznuanlea
whrfe dtnlu haw been heli n
"hudng _recent y u r :u w generalnvnlth mi! phynlcai condlllun of uur
d u 1hlldreq have been grvazly Im
provmd by the work nf lnflut welfare
stations. childreni rllnirn school clin
umwvp: .\1.ze.x.\rzm
.~
1.
¢
~ sorter e n g ~ | _a 1 | .n fl vn i n c h e s a b o ve t h e g w u n d - t h a n o n e ' ; .
m|:; |aI exp ect t h u t o b e t h e : m a m - a n ~
lvm zl h.O t h e r vn d a d o n a w i l l b e m o r e +~ .
o r w a s a p e n o n a l a n d l n d l vi d u u t h i n g . |" ._
Iength pf Skirt
x
4
IDB c
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w
l
a n . w h o h e l d t h e i r fa l t l t .
An d ao t h e a t lw vl o e l l e nl t o n a e n t t h e
Goo de t o r l l d t t h e va ll ey ,a n d t h e
vr at er a c a m e a n d a l l t h e e vl l a p l r l l l
w e r e s w a l l o w e d u p a n d t h e clto een
pe o p l e w e r e lo at a n d t h e e a n h ar aa
c o ve r e d w l t h w a t e r a n d n o o n e m l t h t
t h e .B o t ll r a t t h e l l a n l t o n w a r n e d
t h e a e t w o , : h u m a n a n d 1 | o m a n . a n d
t h e y fa s h i o n e d t h e m a e l t e a a c a n o e o f
ma i z e a n d in It th e y dn a t e d o o t he L 0 9
o f t h e l l o o d a n n t l l t h e y l a n d e d o n t h e
ve r y m m m l t o t t h e H o l y m o u n t . w h l fl l
p o l n t a t h e I r a ;t o H e a v e n . a n d : n m
t h e y t h a n k e d t h e M a n i t o u fo r t h a l r o e
lh re ry .
A n d t a r h e n t h e fl o o d s w e r e g o n e d l l
an n s ho n e an d a l l t h e w o r l d w n a br i g h t
a n d h e a u t l m l a n d n e w .a n d t h e m a n
a n d w o m a n lo o ke d d o w n fr o m t h e
dl u y h e lz h ta a nd n aa r t h e fe r tl l e p l al n a
be l o w .Th e y s a w t h e gr e e n il e l d l .
a n d t h e le ke a a n d at re a ma .a n d t h e
tt ee e a nd th e y we r e u nh ap p y a nd a a te d
t h e M o u l t o n t o a a s i s t t n e t n d o w n t h e
m o u n t a i n a n d h a c k i n t o t h e b e a u t i fu l
va l l e y w h e r e t h e y m i g h t n l u a n d h e
ha p p y a a o f o l d .
T h e L l a m t o u w a a X0 0 4 a n d k i n d
a n d h e a r d t h e i r a l l .Bo h e faa h l o n e d
fo r t h e m a m a d e c an o e . i ll l e d w rl t h t h e
ti g h t o f H e a ve n ,a n d t h l l t h e tw o ,
th e m e n a n d t h e w o ma n . g l i d e d g e n t l y
d o l m t h : m o u n l a l n o l d e f r o m t h e s e q
l l l e a o f B e a t e n t o t h e p l a l o a o f e a n h .
I n o r d e r t h a t t h e ch os en pe o pl e
m i g h t h a ve n e w fa i t h ,t h e M a n i t o u
ea u ae d th e ca n oe t o m a ke a t r ac k ove r
t h e r o c k a d o t r n t h e e a a l c r n l l o p e i n t o
th e p la in .An d th e r e l t r e m ai n s t o th l a
d a y - a b r o a d t r a c k w h e n s h a d o w : h i d e
a n d w h e n t h e m n l l g h t g l o ve i o n e ve r
mu ff. .
S o th e t w o r e t u r n e d t o t h e b e a n
t l fu l va l l e y ,w h e n t h e y I t s e d t o l o r
ah lp lo o; th e a lo tq r o f t he M a ni to u , wh o
ea ved th e m fr om th e G o ud a .A n d w h e n
d n o l l y th e y dl e d .t h e M a n i t o u l i ft e d
t h e m w i t h t h e m e g l e r t t n o e t o a p l a n e
m i d w a y h e t w e e n H e a ve n a n d e a r t h o n
th e n e n t m o u n t a i n , b e a l d e t h e a e a t o fwi s d o m .Th e r e l t at o o d a a a g i h l e
t o t h e c h o s e n p e o p l e a n d a a a m o n o -
me tt t t o th e m er e; of t h e ll le n lt on .
Th o s e w h o d o n o t b e l i e ve h a ve h o t
t o g o a n d see.F o r t h e ca no e.srl th
t w o w h o p l y t h e p e d d l e ae e m a t o r l d e
th e t o a d n a w a ve s t h a t r o l l fr o m t h e
H o l y m o u n t a i n t o t h e a o u t h a n d e a s t
t o w a r d St .Pd et -'a do m e .A n d th e r e
ah a l i i t M a u d n o l o n ; a a m a n e n d u r e a .
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The Rnult..
"So the Indies ot the ch*-c inns
aided the poker game that hu bm
ln Nursing Sick,Mm Patten
Siaios, She Often amm-mends Tanlao-Thinksn Wond6rf\||_
'I Crm!!be li eve ' ha h a u wh n
h e n x m e » a w ¢ | | | n d m m | . " ! | m »
hlgh UIMIKQ paid thi DMICIM.ro-unuy. by Hn. Edith J. Pltnn. vlcely
hmm nd e steemed rulden t of smQamberlnd Avi-. P08-IIDCL Mo.
'W hu a I Dann tha nn of ' haue
I h ld an f d! mm mf I la ng ti memd vu all nm dawn.After penin-
mlsurnfnsor
Th e F r a - p h l t 'o m u l a n .
A pr op h et ,h o w e ve r m u c h h e m u
ap p e sr t o b e In o p p oc l l t io n l o b l n n g e .
g e t i n z p o c u l a r w a ; r e p r e s e n t s t h a t
p a r t i c u l a r u m .B o l a t h e u n t l d o i e .
t h e b o u n c e , t h e c o m p l e m e n t , a n d hi s
l s t h e m i c s w h i c h a w a k e n : a l l t h o s e
w h o a n 1 c o d y t o b e l i k e m l n d o d .nr
h e 1 | w h o l l y m c c u l f u l , a n d n u i n c h -
in g l l a b s o r b e d . It m a y n ft o n r l r d h l r d »
l y h e u n d e n t o o d h o w a n y o n e m l g h t
n e r h a ve be l i e ve d ot h e r wi s e .T h e
d a s h i n g i n s p l n t l o n bec om es a co m -
m o n p i n u e . - W .n . I- vl h l b s . i n "l" on 1:
In C l d l l u t l o n . ",H-
If one ll dren \ hand to play In
llh. It la the but lmllrr. prosumably,to play 11 and mr nun.
W AR T AUGHT p£0P LE TH RIFT
on-» one zum. lt 1.¢m§cm» an HL
sun of th: Glganllo WorldConflict.
While Christmas savlng clubs Wil*muted about 15 nun ago. the Worm
ur u c redited vnu nn tremendousponth refund: !n the number of dr
posltcrl. and. of counc. tht :bam ot
n v l u lThe weekly payment :mam for Libn13bonds,regular purchases d
Thrift and W ar Slvinp :amps -gg
Pumm rmsuzss DYES-dye s or am aa you wan
as If |1 4 n u |||nu imn uu r
T H E C A N O E
AT THB southern extremity of tbl
Sangre De Crtato mn. and Juliacroaa tha New Liexlco border, ta a
peculiar rock formation.Half I a! onthe dope between two dam peak: ta
ac a.noaotroc k,andinthaoanoa¢l'¢
t i o persona-one hoidlng a paddl0
poised In mialr aa it about to takrl
mo te .The ronnauon u ao umlkaum it has attracted tha attention of
hundred: of numuu into have rh-
neo the place.And about this rod
canoe.with l u two nuaenaera.tb l
Indlana have woven a beautiful little
legend which follows:Lon: ana no-befora our fathorl*fatnera or our fatherl'fatnarl'
fntnera were born. ln the ancient dui
when the chosen peopla lhad tn happlneaa and peace In the shadow at tbl
great mountain which point! tha wasto Heaven. tha world was wma and
beautiful.Hera the chosen poopta
played ana tha nun ahona and thanwere no shadows upon the earth and
no ao:mar in the henna ot mankind.
jrho Manitou. sn lata gnetoua goodnal.gave heed tn the wishes dl' 111| chil-
dren and from nu home In Heaven sen!to them Joy and happtnena and bled-
ahed lraa unknown m a death anaonly a param; }ou:on between earth
and Haven.But evil aplrlta came out of the sea
and fildted the beautiful volley at thaatzadow of the great whlta mountain
and they tllled the hearts of the etzoaeo
:mole with envy and hate and mul*der and bloodlhed and the Arhoaan
peonia turned their face: from Henanand coraed the llanltou and 1rlcklt
neaa reigned throuahont tha val!!!.tna or att me chosen people undo
A mm u foolish tu so :round look-
lua for trouble unlau he ll strenuousenough to tat: n ml mat of it.
P u i s n d r u g n o t e ? "a s k e d o l d R l ! ! !
Rezzldavr o t Pe t u n l n .
' E n n m *r e p l i e d Co n st a bl e Sl ac k-
pn t t e r " A n d n o w , d u m II. I n u r : g m
a p l a c e i o In a ! o f n n a ve n l n l . " - K n n ~
zuClty Bur..
running for mdhthl upstatn our thi
:med on me try in Tanlac."At mr time I took urn or duon
hotties and wal perfectly tal! again.
amos than I mn utou n bottle two
..»l ln .b u t fo r su c h a co n d i t i o n x g o t n o
bi t t e r .I n fa c t I l e e m a d !.o b t
D a u i s va l u a b l a F r u l l .
Th e d a t e g i ve n l p a r t i cu l a r l y h e a l t h -
f u l f o r m n f m a r f m ' h m n u n a l .le
l l t h e o n l y f r u i t u m : u a r m : m n a n
th e t r e e .A l l n .m o n t s u g a r : h u n : G
th r o ug h n c b em l c ai c ha n g e i n t h e b m i :
b a t o n z a n n b e d i z e m d . b u t th i s l a
no t n ec e s s ar y In t h o em u o ! t h a s u g a r
i n n u n .
F r o m t h e e u l i n t t i m e o t 1 | h l r h vi
h u e a n y r e c o r d t o t h e p r e a e m d a y
d a t e s ' ° \ m n b e e n e a t e n h r n u n : a n d
n l d - a n d to d ay .i r l l h t h e l m p r n ve
m e n t :In g r o w i n g a n d p a r k i n g .t h a ;
n r e h o l l e r t h a n n e r .
~ /~~
Off go school ~5
trlbutlonl I0 the wir funds gal 111|average Amerinn Into the hxblt of
puttin;aside something out of tb l
n u 'envelope."Employers adopted the system U!tnklng the payments out of the Illnry,
and u the :mounts were only a dnitar
or Iwo n week, n ¢nsnt mined lomuch," explained n Hyde Park banker
to tha W oman. "When lt vu ali ouremployees gwenenlly realized how eu!
n n n w s a ve .'They just got me
feel betnr.I have dana lou of nurs-ing of the sick, and dues Tania: did
lo much for me z have been tho caan
at m m f olhen taking i t - : W U IWith rnmaus results.lr I l mm this
knowledp and erperlmc e um x nr:-
ommend Tlnlac u l wonderful Inli-mae."
Tanlle In for mls by ull mod drum
Fon HEALTH »; ___-=
almon doubled ln n :nfl Uma. IND
to 1221, ln membenhlp."
'run nur there wen 5.000.010 dlpoalton and depoaiu of |1oo.ono.ooa
mnn.um¢nr.
_ m n - - ¢ - p - - ¢ - -. . u . _» . _ - » -_. _ |Q
W o m e n ~~
J r f .
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lmpomnt ta All Women
Rnden ol This Paper
~mh ~z : n¢ ,1 ~¢ | ~ m~ u~ h a is
glttln' up In tha world-gettin mo nIn tha lodety sm:||.l.Thur: what n
beyo\xnlf ywwmhl\>7°\ll'u m m In ard:by I- I H!
LA ' n - m o P ' s
u u n u u a n .
1 \¢»-,\.| 4 ~,
Thwcfldilundnudnmunytariihqguv-.u|4d»¢n4~ui=¢au-u¢.n»n d - s w a m I m a . l n n n l h l:ss Andngzi mahudpn
lad '~¢.--..:-..:.:.-:::=.:---
~ , o r t h o
d k l d n o y o t l a l m d d n r d i s a u n .
1==§ -1=» '-»s _q- _,~'- no t 3 ; ba lmy een
N b e o o m l d i n n n f l .Y o u - { ° g = = ~ p a i n i n t h h e i r . h u d -
u h s m d af am bit in a.Po or he a lt h m a h : y o u n c r f w .ir r i -
u b l n n a d m u b o d a p o n d c n l ;i t a a h !
ao.'¥ . ¥ " § . m ¢ , . ¢ . o l w o m e n e i l i m t h a t D r .
K i l m r i s S w a m p R u i , b y h t l l t ht o t b l k i d w r l .am e n d t o b l ns!the
g = - d r a d d t o m u c o u s te n d i
m u .a n d 1 u b a t i k m. » .
'f2" §'.. -1 »» = a';§ »3 ». 'I~t k i d n e y , H ~
.¢°l |l
Bri¢ht¢ye|,|cku'|kinmda
u m U g : ~ "~ n e ve r
Q a |H .h a d r u n y . b e va l u a b l e n e u l f h e b u " l t u m o n r u u h m 1 Il fe d In u m a d -O n a w a y t o fo l| . 'l !o t h e r p ¢ g ¢ ; | |
a n l o c k f h e n o n .i o i n l n g d n l . "fa u l t : 1 | t o n m e m l n f y o u r m m .
.m a n d o e t h g e t v e i l n n n n d M l
a n o m n i b o f b f l h i s i l a b l l t o
N l l i l l I l l k e I u m a d u c k . "
....g n ve y l r d s a r e : m e a w i t h a u . : d a d
I n d l r p e n n b l e s l - U f a
Au. as wmiii ro xuo
lllf\l|'Ill\'l lvl!-mtl):ld llvc d in ~
lly lng, flt l\n't 'Nut YouU o u l u i d '
B o m o ti m o q o a y o s m g m n
to l; r e ¢ l| | to r o i n ( ld ¢ l¢ 0 u |-for a poduon and v u to : ma
¢» \| ; h_ to b | | ha m iaI| 1h q¢lBN
z| nu¢n:h|mp.'tnc ehlm»dlt.to1r~
h l t t l t l d t l r l u b j i c t n f h h t l l lThemlmc hml v u tn e o n b lr ~
nrellod with hi s lnnnr url andd n l g a n d a l h r u l i n g h i m a l
qua ntum n latin to nu lmdlllll
.
lrlllah Gillllxbila Honey.lion thou mom pound: of honey
ra r e lu r ns u d an British Columbum3922.compilation!made bs tht
provincial aptndat lhow.l'I1'tHh-11|mr were eoarrlbntld br tho Roots
lm bool. tho Okmogm md Thomp-
son n l l e n yloldln¢another fifty.From Vmconvcr inland lm! the om:
inland:unc ut:-nina mu. una n a b
ered, lfhlll twenty four tons nn hahruledfrom Greztor Vancouver and
Westminster.The populous Pruor
tulle; produced mon than mu: of tho
total yield. ncwundu for non-L1 nmhondnd mm.»
|I
-
Iaurnnl.w. "1 U1 DIANA, no. z -ma,
mscA|A'§ou|nm
=£~s§`>'E;»=:-:»-:~loelal A1-nbltlanl.'rho cook zold un Womm that the
nrutaklr t u a ll blhlflng u hemould.
¢\\J alin¢tmen\st»Dr.Kilm»r| :0e.,Blu hmum. N.Y. ,y uumly nu| £n nm
an I
" " " " ° ° " " ' ° ' ° s " ° ' ° ' m , ' . ° '.1'.°°':
u n d : - q n a n p a d n n h m m n
cmélay.Bantha a ll a,who widen!
had *'¥Dof'|¢¢ to Inman ~
cataehlnd. thought n bit int|¢rlddlt1¢malln.tormu!aL
"l¢; r ou 1 r| | h. "h | b| | n. ' °: o -somothlngotmy anueodnnu-"'
-1 dozrt c an so u w ~about y our nutleldentl. :wus mm.
in te rr u p lld tk lmllth ln lilth q" M your subsequent:a n |11
you!!do.You m u n o m toSBZILII-lr!| n n d u ! . " - I n u l r
b o a r : M a n d a
°Forgot All About It.
In Indianapolis 1||.m u m 'aid
m r 'who a¢| | ¢nut¢me |henna:mitch.A f r te a d a n h lm n u m:
£0 the matches!m Tomlinson m u
Thanksgiving afternoon.Thu bona;fan. 3030111 our :ne vr°l1>¢¢'I. went to
see a do c tnr, di d a fn a nna nb-n n r b l a l n z m a u e r o f l l u l a c a n u -
quence and-ll bl put it--"bed0¢|'|d1! ld 1 dn 't¢ u! au m¢a .n d tor¢|¢| lI
abou! the Brhts until :her they 1|r|lll aver t'-Indlxaapoila Nun.
E§=i<=,,%°S2=_P
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" J u n o n l y t o m m h l m n e l t l o u d b y
n m - m l I m m u n i o a n i s 'o m 1-al an.:
m a u l , "
H o h u : I n n a b e e n m e h s q u i d .
i n n o c u o u s l o o k i n ; t n d l vl d u l .
" B u t * h r m u c l u n g ! i n h i m ? " t h e
W o m a n u n d .
~
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T h e r e 5 a R e a s o n a '. 1
H u h a y m m m c m u G v m v l n r -r m .a m z . C r u x .u k m n n - '' ' ¢
P r l n » n ! » l m N d i l l t l u c l u d n .
" l ' o u r n s n l m z a v s | r l n n | ~
d p u h l l c a e r vl e e . "
Think as c m.Bow am1uin|Ls nada uitimp on
...:;-Y U U S A N ~
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t h e s e m o , : h u n u n a n d r o m a n . a n d
l h o y fa s h i o n e d t h e m s e l r e o n c a n o e o f
m a i z e a n d i n It t h e y n n a u d o n t h o L 0 9
o ff t h e i l o o d s u n t i l t h e y Ia a d e d o n t h o
ve r y m m m !! o ! t h e H o l y m o u n t . w h l fl l
p o i n t s t h e I r a ;t o H e n a n . a n d : n m
t h e y t h a n k e d t h e M a n i t o u fo r t h e i r a o
lh re ry .
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"'with the
Freshness of Fresh Fruit
ERE'S a new
Package of Sun-
Maid Raisius that you
will want to t r y -dainty, tender, juicy,
seeded fruit-meats
packed in fins.
The tin keeps all the
Savor in.No matter
when or where you buy
them, these raisins have
0
the freshness of fresh
fmir.
Especially delicious
in a cake or pie-and
all ready, too.
Try them next time
you buy raisins.See
how good they are.
Mail coupon for freebookoftestedSun-Maid recipes.
Sun-Maid Raisins
Su - Ma i d lak h Gwi n n
Easierali) 13,000 Dept. H 5|-029, Fresno, CAB.
Bun-Mdd Seeded lm-dis in. blue-labeled tina CUT THIS OUT AND SEND rrshould can you un more .
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n r j o d e a n d E d d l e . t w i n s In d b o n u
n t o l d t h a t t h e y m u s t w r i t e l e i t e fi
d u n k !fo r g h d :h o l l d q pr es e nt s
y M d j u g :r o c d ve d .M a r i a n a a t
r n a n d q u i c k l y s n o l e :
~I2 oz.20e; a sn.. dn _twrhldrwl. uc.| Inn. N ssc-ze,1=»m»,o»u»ma
Sun-Maid Rlliial in |Please una me ww of your an mr.puhgn |5965 on you "Recipes 1rixhRddm."ao mon mn zz.. f°|.1»»- |
as If |1 4 n u |||nu imn uu r
T H E C A N O E
AT THB s outh ern extn mlty of tbl
Sangre De Crtato mn. and Juliacroaa tha New Liexlco border, ta a
peculiar rock formation.Half I a! onthe dope between two dam peak: ta
ac a.noaotroc k,andinthaoanoa¢l'¢
t i o persons-one hoidlng a paddl0
poised In mialr aa it about to takrl
mo te .The ronnauoe u eo umlkeum it has attracted tha attention of
hund red : o f #u mm into ha ve rh-
neo the place.And about this rod
clove.with l u two nuaenaera.tb l
Indlana have woven a beautiful little
legend which follows:Lon: agea no-before our fathorl*fatnera or our fatherl'fatnarl'
fntnera were born. ln the ancient dui
when the elzoaen people lhld tn happlneaa and peace In the shadow at tbl
great mountain which point! the wasto Heaven. the world was wma and
beautiful.Hero the ehoaen people
played ana tha nun ahona and thanwere no shadows upon the earth and
no ao:mar in the henna ot mankind.
jrho Manitou. sn lata gnetoua goodnal.gave heed tn the wishes dl' 111| chil-
dren and from nu home In Heaven sen!to them Joy and happtnena and bled-
ahed lraa unknown m a death anaonly a param; }ou:on between earth
and Haven.But evil aplrlta came out of the sea
and eildted the beautiful volley at thaatzadow of the great white mountain
and they tllled the hearts of the etzoaeo
:mole with envy and hate and mul*der and bloodlhed and the Arhoaan
peonio turned their face: from Heavenand coraed the llanltou and 1rlcklt
neaa reigned throuahont tha val!!!.tna or att me chosen people undo
were only two, one man and one wom-an. who held their faith.
And an tha all-wise llanlton aent tnaGoodetofladltthevalley,and the
vratera c ame and all the evll spirit!
'Irene swallowed up and the choaen
people were lost and the eanh was
3 cl. ~15 .a.2°=:S=-d
llc: Scedegcor Betdletl
knew WHAT aE`w§§661rE
Obvious Advanugn in This Gunth-
m.m'| Humor 91 Waring HiaDhmand ling..
cts in
Children
Iength pf Skirt
a|I
arent.Rnulzr lune tndlcawd that thetnnnes. time and :Hurt have bcrn well
riprnded. report dldttloa om:Isla.
""Ihe ann.tas of this gras work."mid Dvdnr I'rentlce, fha been mad#
poaslhle by the splendid eo-opentlunof the dortnrl and county and vrhoul
aura-J In the vurlotn cntnznunitlea
whrfe dtnlu haw been heltl _
"ltudng _recent y u r :u w generalnvnltit mi! phynlcai contllllun of uur
d t :thlldreq have been grvatly Im
provmd by the work nf lttflut welfare
stations. chtldreni rllnirlt school clin
les and runny other such organizations.Llkurlse the maternity c llnlu hme
dune much for mother and babe.And:tow we hun the name opportunities
bmughl to our mm!mmtuutmlllwthroughthe work at the dslslnn of
maternity and Infant hygiene nf the
Univenlly of Iowa which is tan-ylttx
out the protrllions of the Shr1||mrdToner hw In Iota.We need tml! to
bear in mind the hlgh pmentasn nf
physical unatneu | mo n|our nzrd
hon as fnund br the lm; axuminatlnns In the recent war to fettlizn tt.:
Importance of this work."
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no ¢s
the Hap!!! Medium.
_ - n - - » - H 1
Sheds New Light
on Egyptology
.t h i H i k a r i ! ! o f c u m , C O ! ! !
a n d F r s c l u
A t o u c h o f fu r m a k e s t h e w h o l e 0 1 '
s m m n n k l n d k i n t h i s y e a r sa ys a
Fight Bvar Eight Canis
Ends ln Murder Charge
A quurel over 8 cents remufdinthe death ol Hear:A.
smnn, Qifty-two 3nn old, lt thehands ol Hinm Denlfm. bam of
Cl! !county,Tennessee.Denton pnlented a bill to Smith
for nas. but the latter amuma
that he would not nas more
nu n SLHIL Smlzh is :aid to
have dnvn a tain md Denton1| :hurled uh h h u la ;killed
him with n blow from a club.
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m l o r n d k n l l t c d m x a n d w o n t y a r n ,
wo r n w i t h a l o n g t hr o w s c a r f n f m a n y #
oo l o r e d s i l k .Th e h a t l a a t b o l u o c o l -
a n d fs l t .
p .. 1 .I .j a c k e t !a r e w a i s t l t l l t i h a n d I n
s l n l g h t . u n b e t t e d o r s l i g h t l y b l n u l l u g
an d be lt e d zt yl es .Th e e x c e p t i o n s a r e
In c i d e n t al u o fe l ti d l . i n * r e n * s ho r t b o x
ho l e r u st y le s . C hi n es e m a n d a r i n ful l~
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u fa c t u r r r . a n d S i n . It l p p a p o r l . . l a ~
l l . ( i n f. b r o k e r . : N e g e s n l l e n z t i o n
t h e nffe c tl on s o f h l s w i ! !F l o -
l a b o r s w i t h b a b y ) b y h e r p l r e a u .
Ing jacket or the crepe do chlne or
nlln dress with n wool coax entirely
covering lt. the lining of which llmadeoftheu m a material u the
dren.
$UlT UF GRAY 0XFORD'CLOTH
they tire. or that which has lol! lu
nm !'re|!mes:.And In doink an they
sometimes fail to take Ima conddere-
non the value of fur trimmings. lr thedealer does not uk too high a profit
on these lhinxll, the garment: may beboufht or a piece or fur on a second-
BLOOMERS THA? ARE LIKED
German! Made With or Wlthotrt Rub
ber Bonds Over the KnollGives Satlofaetlon.
Bloomen are sometimes made oo' n m they fasten with ru b b e r b m:
tightly over the kneel.These are
umnlly plain and unldorneml except
for pe:-have n few ousted rtztllel
where the knee rnbben como.Then
there ore the longer hloornera made tollt over the knees and fasten with eine
tle bonds right there.They are madeof quite darkly colored lllkz to match.
preluntably, the dross you ore 'reor-lnx.Ther are nice. too. for wear with
evening clothes that :re ugmly fitted
or mugty draped. for they supply afoundation that is entirely adequate.
nt the some time leavin; no extrn ma-
nnm tn be disposed of to the pomlhle
detriment nf the hang of the dress.
Other hlnomera are made withouttheee eonllntng bands about the kneel.
md they are trimmed wlth wide or
narrow bnndo of mee. with little rowsot petals or roeebuds and with many
applications of lbhona.Th e f a d llthat they repent nicely tlte design of
the llttle chemise that lo meant to he
worn with them and that they supplyjust enough repetition ot the ofheme
of deemntlon to make the nrranys
ment of llogerle doubt: Interesting.
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t h e seanc hars s h o n e u p o n a n nge- nld
c o i l e c t l o n o f g u n a a n d g o l d a n d a l a -
b a n e r - ¢c o i l e d l r m w h i c h w o u l d
fe t c h u p w a r d o f $ l 5 . M D . w 0 I n a n y
aa le ar oo m.B u t th e va l ue o f t he a t t a -
e vve r y w a s n o t t o b e s t a t e d l u t e r m s
c f m o n e y .
T h i r d C h a m b e r N o t i n t o r c d .
T h e t o m b v u a t r e a s u r y o f t h e
g l o d a a o f t h e E g y p t l a n c o u r t o l ' 1 3 5 0
B . C .Th e r e w e r e d l ! c o u c h e s i n l a i d
w i t h i vo r y a n d Je w e l s : t h e r e a a n t h e
l u l n fa t h r o n e a n d t h a k i n ! !mb e a .
'r u m l t a r u e a s h a r e d h i m l n b l a m m :
a n h e a m d .C h a r i o t s m e r e t h e r e fa r
-a - i n
tinharlhlng of Royal Tomb Great-
est Arwaeologioal Discovery
o f M o d e r n T i m m
I
-l l
souumens cur Ill HILLS
Tomb ol Tuuoaaamao.m o a.o .
Net. Only Ylalda Vast. 1raaaurol»
but Ia Zxpaoiad to Reveal
Htatorloal Lora.
London.-fI'hat the recent onearth~llll of a ro1\l tomb near Luxor la the
greatest amhaeotoglcat dlacorer!ln
Egypt ln modern tlmea already la rarmn .How great. to :ho llaht which
it tttroaf a on the vanished clwlltaallon
that boa made the alldam of ilgyptnroverhlal down all the nm- the au
oorer; may prove tu ba-this remalnafor tba aecret ol' the mu unopened
lnllr chamber to ranal.The nor! af tba dlacoNl'.7.madebytheearlofCamel-va.whole
wealth has enabled hlm to devoteblmaell'to the many hobby of
Egyptology, and Howard Carter. per
haps the tloaat llvlog arches-oloxlcat
dnughtaman,reads Ilka a romance.The valley of the lotnlsa of tha kllln
when the ond aaa made. ll a desertravine lilo: behlnd the barren mfr:
and hllla,which form tha mighty
aralla of the Nile valley on the arealaro bank of the rlrar, aoma wo mllea
abore.Calro.Beoulohara Cut In HlllaHerethePbanobaofthe ain t-
eenth.nineteenth and twentiethdynaatlaacorednatheperiodfrom
about 1560 to 1600 B. C.. were laid
to real ln aepulclmara cut lnto thealdea ot the hllla, tha burial cltlmbera
bein; deep down In the aolld rock, ar
proached by argon of alone and cor-
rldon. tenetalt; ornameoted by r1cb
walt palnttnla and ba.s~|~elle!a..Theexlnence ot these tombs hae been the
common knowledge of all the cen-
Iuriel. tboorh the preclae tocatton oteach has not been known.For 2.000
nr 8.000 year: robbers have been busy
with their treaaurea.,
But for more than a generatlon pant
Mr.Carter'a fattb that tourllta lnThebeawere stepping over f\r"lr.eleaa
treaaurea in the bovéela of! the earth
baa not faltencd. despite all that tnknown of the past riding or the fa-
mous alta The beginning ot the :toryof the dlacovery wel bac k as y earl.
when he began aearchtng the Jhebal
necropolla for a kay to ancient Egypt.In that period he found a nutnhar of
minor pri!el. but alnce Lord Cana:ron
joined tot-rea wlth hun 11 :aan agothe dlaeorary of the Hgkaop tablet na
their neataat reward-up to uma prea
ent.Ilecently, after four 6131* work tn
the been ot the aroal! aan-rad baalu
he andhla party unearthed a atop.
Contlnued tllggtna resulted ln the ax-caratlnn of a atalrwa: which led right
beneath the tomb of itameaea tx. an
onlmportant king,who llved somaaooo yearn ago At lla toot araa adoor inscribed with the protocol of
another Pharaoh,Tutankhamon.one
of the moat important klnaa of zum
'It was the one remaining tomb ofwhichtherehadbeenanyhone or
llndlna ln tha valley of the tombs of
the klnn.Hot ma openlng of the tomb ahoared
that the excavators had stumblednpoaadtacofery of unprecedented
Importance.No other royal tomb that
a
Style for the Hair.The Stuan style or halrdrnslng hu
returned.This means that the hair today is parted on the Hgh! aide, wired
and puffed and brought to a high swirl
lt the top ot me head.The templuan wall covered and the inbnl of the
nn exposed.This eomure u univer
sally becomlnx.
!eng1l1, circular cu: ededl. the lnttsr
Mttllly trimmed man fmI
The threopleec ldn ll prominent
n expresses ine!! In :wo forms-(ht
.Aftamoon Tolltttil to 80 Four to
Five Inches;Ecoontdo Parlod
Bty lu Of tm Tn lL
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The length of :kim ll |1111 variable,
mu the consensus of opinion |.| um
xhealreetnkirt w l l t b o u l a o t o w nmchet from the ground.More dljuly
af ternoon toilettes will be tour to nm
lmhos from the ground.£c\...ntrlc
period szylp, both m crlnolino und
renaisance ethos.often :ouch andlrull.So many of the bent makers
show auch a predominance ot me
lnorter lengths-Hut la. from nine tonn inches above the gwund-that one
mixht expect thu to be the :mam-an
lvmzlh.Other vuutiona will be moreor was a penonal and Individual thing.
according so 1 fashion authority.
Surprising on lt um seem. the lkin
remainu narrow, often oztav.-:nobr nar-
now.Fullneaa.when Introduced.ls
uuobtnulve and ts usually achllved
hy use of the circular cut.'There is
Iesl onnennws about the hem. mmof tha skirts bein; oven all,2ho wa:
around.The ouenlded dnphry 2|nmo n ; n atu re own In the plo ln lt
znilond dresses and contl.also the
onetide futenlng and wlde. overlap
ping trout.'Rau overlapping, ooemldo
effect in doo much noted In sklrtu.Tnllored mln an very pronouncedIn the mowing of both two and three-plece streets.A :mn majority of tha
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This lull ar! darlwny oxhrd elmIl made with a bor ont, worn over
ttralghlUno dr ill.and h u ,so I
trimming,Stitching of heavy wh
silk.A novo!anangumnt at thwrist Ia tho double cuff, and tho into:ding white lo found In an Inu!
flannol on the :altar and ivory la
tom trimming carl! and throat.
f
l
werjslty at low;Physlciank
Give Results of Free Clinical
Examlnatlons.
EH ro HEP THE SUBNUBMM.
oo Par Con! 0| umm Found
Uocllrd n BQ 'runny or nnm-
\¥ Corvxuhls-Mllnutd.
una ll Commons.
arent.Rnulzr lune tndlcawd that thetnnnes. time and :Hurt have bcrn well
riprnded. report dldttloa om:Isla.
""Ihe ann.tas of this gras work."mid Dvdnr I'rentlce, fha been mad#
poaslhle by the splendid eo-opentlunof the dortnrl and county and vrhoul
aura-J In the vurlotn cntnznunitlea
whrfe dtnlu haw been heltl _
"ltudng _recent y u r :u w generalnvnltit mi! phynlcai contllllun of uur
d t :thlldreq have been grvatly Im
provmd by the work nf lttflut welfare
stations. chtldreni rllnirlt school clin
les and runny other such organizations.Llkurlse the maternity c llnlu hme
dune much for mother and babe.And:tow we hun the name opportunities
bmughl to our mm!mmtuutmlllwthroughthe work at the dslslnn of
maternity and Infant hygiene nf the
Univenlly of Iowa which is tan-ylttx
out the protrllions of the Shr1||mrdToner hw In Iota.We need tml! to
bear in mind the hlgh pmentasn nf
physical unatneu | mo n|our nzrd
hon as fnund br the lm; axuminatlnns In the recent war to fettlizn tt.:
Importance of this work."
...a l vu u m u f m u e r u l t y a n d In fa n t
m e .w h o h a w be e n cu n du c tl n g
.c l l u l n l ez am lu ag l lo nl i n vu l o u :
a a f t h e n u n .Th e i r w o r k . h o w
, h u b e e n n l : n e d a t t h e o h n r vn
~a n d m g p a e a tr e at m en t o f m e
: d a i l y : a b n o r m a l n t h e r : h m t h e
~d nl ch i ld .
O u r 9 0 p o r e l ! !o f t h e d e fo r m
»~s u n d e c l a r e d l o b e l o l n l l y o r
~ Il l ! m n e c t i b l c .Th e p e m m t a g e
po s s i b l e m m m t i o n s x l e c r e u e l u r n h
l l d l d h l u c n f t h e c h i l d .
o u t o f m e c h l l i l r l l u u m l l l f t l u m
1 | i n fo u n d .T h e d e m u m u l
! w i t h t h e u p a l ' i h o e h l l d .1 : h u
Do c t o r Pf\n tl ¢~ |'|ob s er va ti o n
t N m ! c h i l d r e n h u n a l m a n y a b r -
n l d e h d r u d o c i t y c h l l d r e n .
lh l n u tr l t l ou 1 | fo u n d a s oft e n n m u n g
~d r l l d n n a s a m o n g d u c h i l d r e n .
n o o n : u n a a s c r i b e d t o t h l n ;
m o n :t h e m la c k o f n r l e t y I n a m
tl d d s r t l u m t h .T h e m m :
n e n t I l d e r t l a m o n g m n !cl s l l d r m
m a d t o h o m a l n u t r i t i o n
~la e t h . e n l a r g e d a d m n l d a m d a n
l a m - 1 . d n n l b d t o u l l z
a n d V a r l t t y t n F o o d .
' C h l l d r q n a d a va r i e t y o f
a n i o n a s d o l t n l t o e k . . " ' n m D o - e t ~
P u - n t l vl . r vr e r s l n ; i n t h e # d l - l a t a -
M R fo r ( a r m a n l m s l l L h l l . e x p o r t
l u n p n p s n d ." I t a r u m c h l l 1
s e a s w n r fo o d t n m m c l m t q u a m !
h n t n n t t h c n r h t r o r l a a l u u r o d ~
a m t u h l a l a l l f u n n o r a n
¥ " 6 ¢ * l ° P p r e p o r l y .In o t h e r =-
l h q l i n o n a ' o i l l d o d 'di et .C h l !
d m : Il l h h a d l e l l l l m l t o : n a s t i e s t
a n d i l l ! ! !th e i r fo o d I d !a n d lla
a h l o r b M k t ! n r a l l m r h a r m fu l p n »-
t h a t c o m o fr o m t h e d e n t e d t e e t h . "
i l a l l d n a e n m l n d n t t h e c l l u l e l n
l r h n u l e d l n n d r m c e £ 1 p o l d b l a Th a l
m u m s m m m m . t h e y : N o x a m t n
a c h a n o f L h a l r p h y s i c a l a m e n m u d
n m m n i r y a n n a n d t m t m m :
n m m m u a d e d f o r d e f ¢ t t 3 Th i s r e m
u k e p t b y t h e c o u n t y o r l r h o n l n u
wm l t h e n a me o f t h e fl m l l y p l s a
A c o p y o r f tl a u n e o r t l t n g l v m t h
p u m a a n d t h e y a r e l n n r u c t t d t
l i k e t h i c l t l l d a l o n g w i t h t h e N o o r d
th e fa mi l y D hy s lc l ln .
A l i m n n o p o r c e n t a t m e c u e s t
e u m m m z l u n w h e n c l l n l n h a ve |
h d ( b u t r e p o r t a d t o t h e h m l l y p h
u m u l n s t m l - t e d . a c c o r d i n g t o
p o r n o f n u n s a n d p h r n l c l u n .I t
b l l l i f i d l h l l p r o p o r l l o n w l l l a n g m t
l a c n u l d a s t h e w o r k a d va n c e s .
B l u m A e vu n o n o m .
Il o fd l r t o ra n c h t h a c h il d r e n r l l n l
a n m a i n n r l o u l m m s a n d f u l
n l d l t t h e a u s p i c e s o f l o c a l p h n l c
um u s u a l ! a n d s c h o o l a n n u m .D o c :
P r a w n a u m l n e l u n ch i l d r e n a
D l l d b t Jo h n s t o n n e u g l n d vl u r t o l
m o t h e r s o n q u s l l o n l a t c h i l d d l
p r e n a t a l m d p n u p a r t n m ea rn .
l n l n n l l l D h n l d n n l a n t r y i n g
m a k e : n e u u m n d o l l l a l a l l l u u
M t h t l u b l l n r m l l c l z l l d n n o f l o w !
Sheds New Light
on Egyptology
o w :no think 111|kiddln
ought to be givin every churn
ts dlvalop into worth-while dll.ruwr w m a y o u uunk of
tbl! campaign!
Fight Bvar Eight Canis
Ends ln Murder Charge
A nunrel over 8 cents remufdinthe death ol Hear:A.
smnn, Qifty-two :nn old, lt thehands ol Hinm Denlfm. bam of
Cl! !county,Tennessee.Denton pnlented a bill to Smith
for nas. but 'the latter amuma
that he would not nas more
:lun U 8 1 Smlzh is :aid to
have dnvn a tain md Denton
wA
l u n Ol l y .l n . - A n u e r u g r o f a n a
p l n l d e f h r t f o r e a c h o f M B l u n :
l d r e n e x a m i n c d : i n t e B o p t e m l y r
h u be e n r o u n d b y D r .Jo h n w .
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p a p o ft . w e a l t h y N e y Y o r k c l o l k 1 1 |
u fa c t u r r r . a n d S i n . It l p p a p o r l . . l a ~
l l . ( i n f. b r o k e r . : N e g e s n l l e n z t i o n
t h e nffe c tl on s o f h l s w i ! !F l o -
l a b o r s w i t h b a b y ) b y h e r p l r e a u .
'h a t a n k h a m e u g a ve U n Th e l l a h l a o f
t h e se n: ch ar s s h o n e u p o n a n nge- nld
c o i l e c t l o n o f g u n a a n d g o l d a n d a l a -
b a n e r - ¢c o i l e d l r m w h i c h w o u l d
fe t c h u p w a r d o f $ l 5 . M D . w 0 I n a n y
aa le ar oo m.B u t th e va l ue o f t he a t t a -
e vve r y w a s n o t t o b e s t a t e d l u t e r m s
c f m o n e y .
T h i r d C h a m b e r N o t i n t o r c d .
T h e t o m b v u a t r e a s u r y o f t h e
g l o d a a o f t h e E g y p t l a n c o u r t o l ' 1 3 5 0
B . C .Th e r e w e r e d l ! c o u c h e s i n l a i d
w i t h i vo r y a n d Je w e l s : t h e r e a a n t h e
l u l n fa t h r o n e a n d t h a k i n ! !mb e a .
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f
n
-a - i n
tinharlhlng of Royal Tomb Great-
est Arwaeologioal Discovery
o f M o d e r n T i m m
I
-l l
souumens cur Ill HILLS
Tomb ol Tuuoaaamao.m o a.o .
Net. Only Ylalda Vast. 1raaaurol»
but Ia Zxpaoiad to Reveal
Htatorloal Lora.
London.-fI'hat the recent onearth~llll of a ro1\l tomb near Luxor la the
greatest amhaeotoglcat dlacorer!ln
Egypt ln modern tlmea already la rarmn .How great. to :ho llaht which
it tttroaf a on the vanished clwlltaallon
that boa made the alldam of ilgyptnroverhlal down all the nm- the au
oorer; may prove tu ba-this remalnafor tba aecret ol' the mu unopened
lnllr chamber to ranal.The nor! af tba dlacoNl'.7.madebytheearlofCamel-va.whole
wealth has enabled hlm to devoteblmaell'to the many hobby of
Egyptology, and Howard Carter. per
haps the tloaat llvlog arches-oloxlcat
dnughtaman,reads Ilka a romance.The valley of the lotnlsa of tha kllln
when the ond aaa made. ll a desertravine lilo: behlnd the barren mfr:
and hllla,which form tha mighty
aralla of the Nile valley on the arealaro bank of the rlrar, aoma wo mllea
abore.Calro.Beoulohara Cut In HlllaHerethePbanobaofthe ain t-
eenth.nineteenth and twentiethdynaatlaacorednatheperiodfrom
about 1560 to 1600 B. C.. were laid
to real ln aepulclmara cut lnto thealdea ot the hllla, tha burial cltlmbera
bein; deep down In the aolld rock, ar
proached by argon of alone and cor-
rldon. tenetalt; ornameoted by r1cb
walt palnttnla and ba.s~|~elle!a..Theexlnence ot these tombs hae been the
common knowledge of all the cen-
Iuriel. tboorh the preclae tocatton oteach has not been known.For 2.000
nr 8.000 year: robbers have been busy
with their treaaurea.,
But for more than a generatlon pant
Mr.Carter'a fattb that tourllta lnThebeawere stepping over f\r"lr.eleaa
treaaurea in the bovéela of! the earth
baa not faltencd. despite all that tnknown of the past riding or the fa-
mous alta The beginning ot the :toryof the dlacovery wel bac k as y earl.
when he began aearchtng the Jhebal
necropolla for a kay to ancient Egypt.In that period he found a nutnhar of
minor pri!el. but alnce Lord Cana:ron
joined tot-rea wlth hun 11 :aan agothe dlaeorary of the Hgkaop tablet na
their neataat reward-up to uma prea
ent.Ilecently, after four 6131* work tn
the been ot the aroal! aan-rad baalu
he andhla party unearthed a atop.
Contlnued tllggtna resulted ln the ax-caratlnn of a atalrwa: which led right
beneath the tomb of itameaea tx. an
onlmportant king,who llved somaaooo yearn ago At lla toot araa adoor inscribed with the protocol of
another Pharaoh,Tutankhamon.one
of the moat important klnaa of zum
'It was the one remaining tomb ofwhichtherehadbeenanyhone or
llndlna ln tha valley of the tombs of
the klnn.Hot ma openlng of the tomb ahoared
that the excavators had stumblednpoaadtacofery of unprecedented
Importance.No other royal tomb that
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lllH\ llll JlIl l\I UI | |.|u u\.| l\\1 \.l\ .¢\. uqua m llla l ic y li c m ci d .- A d1 ¢ 1 1l a ¢| n en r .
t a r t a r N C L
H u n h g n F a l l e n .1 h m u t i r n m - o- ' - , _ . _....- ___a b o u t t h e co ur t ho u se .: e i n a s w f !
a b o u t h i s n i e c e , d x n a n a i d r u l l t u
t h e In a l m a p o l l a S l u r .T h a n i e c e vu
b u l l y e n p n d m e m o r k l u |C h r i s !-
m u p o e m .a i d e d b y h e r pr o u d r e u -
uns.ons llno or un pon was'mmhmn un Lh||:"Old Banu :omni speeding nr ms
n w - *~m'|1 gn lnesleni u ho dar! vltd
our, for speeding," lnnrmpied tha Uh
u e mLAn n ma llvgh ls a t he r ma mma
ma quleled the lnddenly muh un" B u t L n S l u m ! h e m : m x mu :
Bunn Clnul u ha known wharl nod
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uhould nop m mms occulunlly.| | \l \ - . . l . -Gives Charming New Shade to 0ld Lingerie
I for hlm.
I FREEDOM FROM
LAXATIVES
nuwnfy by wenum Hu aww
Tblm.
..zjug_na sam gn rgmwlgr rr \, ,Q
pe-ull of peruummz mjury. nn u
mmm: mn d al a ulh a rtu .S d e n c ¢ u u t n u n d l n a w u . b o m lv u - 1 mu m: u n mp lu a . | Nu n n
-ln perfect balm l mmnl lubricant
uo pu zh ef oo dwu xn uz m md mo vm;mn vi m e o u u n n u vn mm mu u | >um xu bn mn u na mllc len l.m m -cal authorities hlva .found n m th anada lubnnllnl union ot N190-\ mms
I
Another Blow.
Hnrjode and Eddle. twins Ind bonubeen told that they must write leitefiM dunk! for ghd: halide; presents
they Md jug: rec dved.Ilnrjarle at
dmrn and quickly snole:"Thank you ao much Ior the foun
llln pen.I£'|what Fve a l w u lnamed."
Hnnwhile Eddie tu c hewing theend or hll penholder for an impin-
tlo.a.An nu sister llld aside her nn:letter, he surrepdtlowy glanced at lt.
en he wrote: r'Thank you so much for the bend
erchlefa.The;'Ire what Tv( a lwlllneeded."
If I - n w d y i n g o ve r t i t l e s a n d t o w n s
m n t l n n m . w e l h n l l h a ve t n a e :so m e
u n a a t t h r e e m l l e i l m l t o ve r h e a d .
Alfnlfa SB! meet Clover, $1 Farms
for ale and rent on crop pum't|.J.ulbdl. Soo Clly, Ia.-Advenllement.
re Relief
R numelsnou
\¢' suagpw
:5 B-~ n°f'&'£'f§f
1~ SunoRelief
~Bumethlng elhctunlly cork:mol!
tru vena; lt doeln't sell..
dosely luemblnl that of Nnuu-¢'| onlubricant.n Nujol l.| non n lnnxiu
lln n m- tg rlp e .I l l l l n l w u m l l um¢an»me.A n a Uk a v m n u r u u r
||§»r]11l»n and nleulnl`"`§='=T1f>i`1i'5r€wb¢¢1 by Dhydcunl;used tn leading noapluun.Get a bottlo
tram your druqln today .-AdvertiseI ment.
Dun Hu.'\\'el| , lo ng mm ure here. " vu-.
mn-1 Henpcck."Been looking. mmyou?" Inu-led hh wlll._ g
"fy , In n." he uid, "lt u n ¢ood
rm;-1 never :aw a better.But It uan the wrong way round."
hue gun hlm a loc k of doquen:pjlylug contempt.
"Oh,what nonsense you do :ellDYED HER SKIRT, DRESS,
SWEATER AND DRAPERIES
WITH "Dmuonn DYES"
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zR a m p a n t
F i r s t H e r a l d i c L i a n - " H m r d a n i l
fe el .o l d t h i n g ! "Se c on d H e n l d l e
L i o n - ' B i g h t o n t h e c r u z . o l d m m '
- L l f l .
FOR OVER 40 YEARS
m u u s C A T A R R H x n r m c n m a nn m u u u m m n m l u m u n u u w u z
o z o n m r n .B A I J | l C L T A B R H u x n r c n n u n -a u u o f a n Olnlmanl.urhisth Q1illii1?l h i l u v n g r b a !mptlca zion.a n d t h eIn u r n a l d i e m 1 ' t m l c " w h l c l » s ¢ t it h n n x h m e l l a n : h o u m m a u - »z h u n i a c i n : l u u m m m m u .
r . . r . 'E » § \ '- ¢ '" £ "<S 1 '1 » » é » . u m a .
R a m o n a .
H e y - - B u y t h a t c l r m o n a » \ m = a 1
D u ' - - S o .M y w i f e a n d m a h a n
I Bm Her Pa linkin;the uronu over seems l1Qlatlvdyunisnponxuza m to the!Benn um
roman vim mul. make last winter'
noch. over.
Home day me llappef may shock tworld by bein: hld enough to du 111|(mugs the old fo:ups are bla euou
to ny me dons.
Surgeon: dvcluwe lhn! ornnre biosnom: make a une annnhetlc.Hu b :
¢nat's why tim :rn-mn new-r !oo1sa con
gcloua durinz the cerennuny.
1 Signature of
In Un for Over so '
Children Cry for Fleichlr'a Catan;
'Quill Llkaly.
"Anne married n se!!made m;n,'uid llorin.
"Tu, but the hui compelled hlm mmakeextensivenlzenrlons."replied
Quemte.-Stn: Studs.
R l d C m n B | 1 l B ! u \ t l t h \ ! b l l l ¢
p r u d n e z o f i u xln n mmu r o n a .iw-Under this new theory :har onlglary woman :rho hu nad zz known
~a ~o »
thi llmufny of c um. c om
and Frsclm
A touch of fur makes the whole 01'
smmnnklnd kin this year says afashion writer in the Kansas City Bur.
There 1| hardly a mer or n lull or acoal that hu not on lt somewhere, l
band. n collar, a girdle or a dnb of
fur.Home nrlelles are perhaps |llme more ln rogue than others.Butnn! nu hardly thlnk of a kind that is
not nu-a.
t h l t t n t h i n k i n : e m u o f f u r m n n a
a I n l s h e x p e n d i t u r e o f m o n e y .B u t
w i t h j u s t n l l l t l e c o n n l vi n l n z l s n 't s o
dl m cu l z t o ac h i e ve fu r t r i m m e d : a r -
si u - n u n f a l l k i n d s O n o m m h a ve
mlm-nd knlltsd silk and wont yarn,lt :ha top ot me head.The templuworn with a long throw scar! nf many#an wall covered and the inbnl of the
wlortd silk.Tho hat la at bolgocol-nn ¢¥9°°¢d-This eomure u univer
ond fslt.sally becomlnx.
they tire. or that which has lol! lu
nm !'re|!mes:.And In doink an they
sometimes fail to take lnm conddere-
non the value of fur trimmings. lr thedealer does not uk too high a profit
on these lhinxn, the garments may beboudu or a piece or fur on a second-
hand garment may be rimwd ol' Ind
mold fur a song.Because the gnrmentm n ee l! f or vm llme i m i t a n y
with the plete of fur on li. the dealerls willlnz to :aka ntl a piece fuere and
mm and nil lt septrately .
snwmniaua Mina Pl0d\|¢!Ion,
Bltumlnous miners dI| on an new
Bl! lbtltll two-third! of a ton mon'wa l each day than :hash employad
tn the anthrnclte mines
|. |l l I n n u l u l !vu w r ul nm u rr ul b o i r b d t h a t t h e t o m b i n d M t n d l l -
t u r b e d a t i e u z a n c e i n t h e p u t .I v u v u v v u s s v ;" " ' " " " 6
-lfas h md msy - or p in c ln d uz d dx llly ?
Thnfslmann rfor lox her tod scidn.
dsi1 dru \.»w elJ ns¢mw¢> up\. med
ab o tmn ldmo be v v fq e tk lx h w hd u -
|o m¢, ln vi¢ o nd n |,u » dfr o n! mmhr m-
fuullhaf-cilctx
C d a l h \ m m m x n ` b a h m m m - u v d n i l y m d m a f m
'I'hnlhwhysounnyd\ou|hxludmq1}z ¢rldv|l!§dfdzi|d§
men dmmg n.
cutieim swam lzehlng Scalp.
Lands In Bmel ol Tar
11 1| ] l! lb ||, b ll l ¥\ lD T I! ! W UI l w u r "' "Si m p l e U f i l l A ! I l i C l l V l .' U U l ¢ l U ' I U I I U ' l u !n w Iyvsl su . ""'""J""'""|\ """'" " "" " " " " " " " " ' ' T _ _" __F l i n n m - . a n d u q n e h a t . t o q t l n t fn g i r l A vi d e r i b b o n g i r d l e w i t h co ll ar ,m u m a u c h i n l w i t h C a n c u n o m -m n - r e .l '° * ." f * ° " ° * °W W a.
. . . u h n n o r n r | U n d ! l | \ l l 2 l l P . " U n d f h l i |n H ¢ n i u l va s t In m n i n h m a l !!! l h » l l n h IDQBL m m o r n i n 's h a m p o o ~1 . J ho u s e lw e p e n \ \ \ 0 I.| . | l l l t l r \ ¢ t o d \va . - ! - . | . . ¢| . 4 ddkbuahuzum.'!'hispunonnlib\wa1'||e gvansnuoawumxh|ndenmfon,hude1i|)uf\:dB.\vor|nd|ms\n|,|al
kfncfmmmythmgthllmuiqiunthohnhhof childrm
n u n u n ». - . . ,.- - ..o l d fu r a n e ve r y t h i n g b u t t h e m v :
hm vl . " ' t he n - m u s e s n t i m e t n t h r o w i t
i n t h e | l I| ¢ " l n 1 . E ve n t h e n l i t t l e a n a v!
i m g y r w w h e n o u t a n d i f th e y h a ve
g r m r n re p u l s i ve b y re a so n o f l a n g
In n k i n f a t t h e m n m m n a h e r S e a n n
] t he y ma y he : ml t o¢ e !h e r b y so m e o n e
el s e t n w h o m t h e y ar e n e w: t h e s m a l l -
i é n p i e c e o f f u r : M m t o g e l l w r m m
¥ o i h e r p lM M m a y h e u t l l l z vd .G i v e n a
\ . u | l n u n u v m v - . ".. - .. . . v. .. -. . _p l e l t r a i g l l t Il n e : In t l ve r y a t y l l n h . Th e
g i r d l e c a n b e m a d e t a l l o r e d a n d h a ve
m o l o n g a t r e n m e r n e o n e a c h : M e
u t t h e f m n t a n d o n e c n e a c h d a l e o f
th e b a ck .
F n n o y Q ve r B l o u n .
T h e vo ,: u e o f m e o ve r - b l o u s e i s a s
s t r o n g a s e ve r .S u c h a b l o l l m m l k e |
__.\. u.. ...A..- - _"4 . . » n n ¢
( k n l c u r a B o n n a n d b u t i n t e r .m n
th e m y o u r e ver y d a y t o l l e t p r e p n n l l a n s
a n d h u n r c l e u s k i n I n d l o n , t h ! ! !
h a n d s . - » - m n n n e m e n t .
C l m u l a t u W i d e l y .
M r ;G a u n l p l q u a r r d i n g ) - - I a a a -
p o o e y o u z n m k t h a t y o u n y m e l -
H z m b a a d - Il d u e s u y o u b e e r l t .
l \ - . - -»\; n¢ »h nn a|n f h n n i i k l i l i l
" T " ~"_` ;_" "' W h a t | r e y o u Y ' a ; r ¢ ; : ; 1 r u | | h s d
j .°-5 L n -l a m E b n | ¢ l s h w a n .1 ~~.>H A I R ~ .W i t n e s s - I a m a p e r f e c t I n d y .
' ° - ~ " E ' § .'. ' ~g H e a l dl sc lp ll ne c o n ve y s a t o u c h o l
./ 1 a u -; . . ~ _ | . . . . . \ ._e n l h w u m s o t h e a | » < - | p u n » ¢ .
l n n l m c o n s h a ve n" '¢ . ' £ fE u ¥ § } " - " 'f" " '%I t i l l m p o n l b l e t o d r a w n m 1 r a w *
¢" **_ m ' * "_ _'l '¢ \ » . h u - § \ : . '.l i t h u b e e n i n t h e u r l r n t o - 6 l u n g |
.5¢\
.¢4 1 4 1 5 9 .
|crumbs.
You; new uB| P alzlmlntvo¢o ¢ml: ln| \mtF unn(!n\lm)pupu»dim\»nllyhx| .bocu b f u n a d d d o a did llu g vltlt.Pultamflorunl [mpc Horsiaouwhoprdnmmaknthuhinkuhllc lh:mall h b lvr f vvd la
n n d c b y h i i n g h h y wd a u tls
lll told the pollen um while
lr1vln| ha was crowded 03 the
mnd br a : a n i m automobile
md landed in n btfrd of ur.To remark tha ur it was neo
lhlrp knife £0 out the skin or. un | wevc umc lwrvng aide, not .. hnlr mod be lost.wardrobe.I lAnother srhome han horn ailawvored with thc suit
bs om- who in thll may Kahn mlvan was in used
uu lu uu a v I n ;nvuuua vil no t ml : goo d fo r w e a r
bu t w he n t h ! Ion ; u s ln t -o r
t h e o ve r b l o u s e m r s o
m e d r e n s k i r t . m l n ; t h en h n t o f s m a r t d n - u e s
e q u e n l l !i h u w t h a c o m
|pI.|.|.n w n a n d h n q
-vu, ...,......... -. ...._.__Mid! H80 Bm! Bull um.Huw!!nm for mmm \\'|W¢\l, um uma.mm u m n l l w v ms ste.-M110
ummm.'
n nqulm oxtnordlnnry muq umms l mm xo he pronuhly mtl
nun* dhhuuonblu.l n o r m .R O M E " 'U R M
_4 OMA1-:A j N'h f i#Qu a n m um .cq/n ul.a»:» 51 .fu /v an ; .»» ' M°"`UU€ '~~
E a r : . ; 3 k L 2 m a 5 ~ 1 U S ? P C S P I . § . 2 . f ' ? , . 5
u n i # L t \ u . r r - m u . m n i n . r . r . . . u . e - \ - u ¢ u . : » . o a . | ~ ¢
Pmwenl uam me former lin. W llllam 11. Ltldl. widow of the mu '" " 7 zo mr h u ' -lmllnl a n d r i n of hull te n proficient ainerl..
"'l'InpIlt¢ xiangnwun nur bnabum.prlnm Chrlswpher of Bruce. photographed shoes from bil body.Se vmi lu n g p¢r!0l\.°l mm u l l their u n dan W! l"\'°*i in How York on me a B- Dlrwnie.'r ms u u n a m mu to fees °f ma went vm: an ur glmhmx in utlble ma m, forar m u rAmlrtm br th ,funn line: hu' mulilp to thc prlnc o.gn, prlef.They are pleased to nfl
.4 gu nning at ntl for lvlnwl of 'blah w o r n m m u .
mm o f f mnhlrhnofr'
blnauon ot .
blouaa.'~¢\ii l
a
~~vuv\¢1unasr~.~ »wzxrz"<sxvsw h p ! ! !- I l lBldn Hdxr.. Ilnnnrv 18 192i
:1 - I l i "f f m B L M l . l a r S l : l . ; e . a . . . 1 l > ¢ . = s . s l . l
go eetem
' mj n g z u r
4:40 p. m. Daily..
10:43 s. ln. Daily.
Trains West8:45 e. m. Daily.I
2:50 p. m. Dslly.
c . St. P. al. s a
|'I'nI.us Nuo.7:20 s.. rn. Daily Except Sunday.
2:00 p.m Dsily Exc ep t Sli llr-
8 : 3 0 s . m . S u n d a y O d :.
|1 . V ~ u l - v i * - 3 ° - "
Kuhn's e n u m will plesee you
Wanted--Big White Pekin Dlackx.
44-rr A r e B m
Th! W o:nen's C. M C. W ill IIQION.
Wednesday evening, Jan. sm. et the
council reeds.
Mr. s. E. Kemp hu so far irnprovll
from his long' illness that he is tblc
.Truim Sent!.to sit up u iittle each day,
12:50 p. m. Daily Except Sunday.|Hr. and Mrs. guy Utlanlon were
8:28 11 rn. Daily Oml h l visitors last Finley,Mr.
. . . -_ . . _ . _ _ _1
Kulm's Photos will please you.
John Cameron, of Herrnen. trnns-
acted business in Blair Sntnurdny.
0'Henlon going down on business.
The Bladr Home Bakery can fob
uhh you with the best of panry when
company comes or for special occa-
.,..... ,... .9
Katan Photos will please 1011
Wanted:-Red Clover sed and Tru
loose Geese Ay; Bros.83- tt'
E. R. Haggard, undertalcer.Phone
nee Ben 121.Ind.. c edu wa.u
Mrs.Wallle McMillan of Cllhoun.
faho was mentioned in l u t *lreek's
Enterprise, is still critiwly ill.
Wm.Hnrriton.who has been ll'
since before Thnnhgiving,urns in
Blair for the ll:st time last 'Pandas
Fmd Tny lor was taken to Omaha
sdwre he was operated on for oppon-
dicjtia yestendny (Wednesday) morn-
ing,sions.B-UE. R. Haggard, ordertaker.Phone I Charles Paulson was operated on at
Rl. Bell `l2l.Ind. Cedar 183.tf Wanted-»5ele;1 and wiannxgn to '°§";'f;n.. B|,ir hospgug last 'l11ursdey for
Dr. E. sn. Monte, Oneopqhle Sm_1;ew =»;;;;=>;==; " ;"'fme_ °§'f';`,gh,=¢ppendzdto, Dr. Rader of omm per
geon.Olllce over Redlle1d*n store.g on.o o no fanning tho operation At this 1rrit~
so-u Blair , Ne hr."' h'y 'J H. Glmndler,inc he ie srlfios alan; nicely_
Cost er Automobiles alll. Utilities
Returns have been received from B1
puestiongree sent to nine cities and
villages in Nebraska.Three execu-
ives or proprietors of businesses were
queet5t;ned in ouch ot' the towns, which
were selected according to the popu-
lation.Responses were also solicited
from three department hoods. on hllh
elus otllc ememi qdxof tho tnwns.ns 'lsll ss thxe 'l|.bor"ln| mon lrom
the ssrne places.
The purpose wus to had out what
percentage of the gross income of pv
orzurg tmrmfamlly heads il spent for
public utility service, whlch ls taken.
for present purpaes. 1° :neun electric
light end power, telephone, sv. water
und street cur ere
The 1etunu show that the 27 execu-
tives, or proprietors, cnl°5' nn nver-
nge monthly Income of $331. that the
nvomze income of the same number
of omeo managers is $230. while the
lnborimr men drsvr sn sverage *ISU
um n... l|\.| ,om ,ou work lor you...
N '
Lire Stoc k Tnltsldlml
A Kmsu cattle breeder comment-
ing on the business sttultlon uid, "I
sold s bull, ukmi In two grade °°'\"x_
a Poland Chine hor. ltxty-tire dollm
in money and another bull."htnoshst
breeder naked, "Why did you tske in
another hull T""Oil, I 2lwllrht hs vu
rather hotter then tho one I let go."
Short Courses et Anleodlursl College
The U. o! N. Akdc ulturd college
recently completed s ten days evening
short coulue for automobile owners.
About 25 Business and professional
men brought their own ours to the col-
lege shops and spent their evenings
leaning haw to perfonn simpte re-
pslr operations and to make nseea-
enry sdjuutmsnts in connection with
tho carburetor st.s.\ting and lighting
system. etc.These men expressed
of 5135,g °lthemsolvs ss bolo-2 deliglrted with
For the proprietors the av.ore=mlu'° instruction and satisfied that they
mon thh r u tility bi lls ar e a s f ollows : ~ ~ mor e tltln e nou gh to PiI
j e a e m e h s s l r h q t k t m i a t o e s n u
pls. nt,l\owo o:ltetds boutdhsP ¥'| "
pe re da n dr rwtimei smo stsu i tu bls
Iorplenttngeosu.
ldec adsdtopluot Funk's Yelto!
Dentsodmvedo=\rnooHr.Grs:o's| ¢
ge e n i ng to n te g e t my wm l y p l e t
off ro un dh odr oo en tly be so in do vn
so i twss n a tn ec s s s er y to u as n h s -
tillssr on lt..Befens plsoting Hr .
o l m n t w k u e w p w z o h e n y v z
S e e d s t o n e m d l d m h l k e d t o u s m
seedeorn.I m a d e n o t e d u i s l r d
wi d e s n b u td i - d n o tp u t th c s n d lto
use.3lr_Dlsengnvenss| 'reutrneny
polntenatesc hnlos tlllltiti c hprovld
very useful.
Mr plot of mmwnsplsnted durln;
ths dnt e! May .W e s th e re u ve r y
favorable dew; the flnt. ell' the ses-
lo n s n d tb e o o m g r e w n p i d ly .A.
dry sesson during the last of July hurt
the eor nntrld e.
The Farm Bureau odered two of
tho.:.lub rnsm11bersutrlptot.hs in-
oolnF| Lir to| :i\oudenwnltnt.lon ltl:
expenses paid.Ilelnrshail Wilkins and
myself were ssleeted togo.ll r . 0 l -
sontlrilledussevslltttimesentlaeds
l k i h t
| § i r 1 " ' i 1 Q m h a m u m n o w e u z o b ¢ | , u > - w m
'. . -P l. { \sr :2 |
h i n t P a r Y o u 81.59
-E l t u i d u ~ m h r 11.
a n p m r n e e a t B h d r .N a h . .u n d e r
9|
War L|'qaln tho talk o f j h e pre-
mnt day 1vor%d_When, oh where, is
thi Lup ah of Nltlanll
Pneeneedahuebeen barred by the
gmnenmment.Haw will it be pouibla
I m our adm hotdem to carry on"acontinuumampadfnandmake#Jie
dear peopla psy ior it?"
In an :Hott to reduce taxa tba :sity
ooundl at Jllndcn decided eo start
with ill municipal electric plant md
cut don on dreet llghu.Nw. s r.:-
conlill $0 the Courier. it Il uncutlr;to take 111| fnmily cnt dong to find
the my home dttf nine o'cloc k in
the ev¢uir\s_
To Punta
Tha follvalrg cllppad from the
d i lly mu :md un-ltun by r ln d y
mimberof the lehoolboudof tho
Coundl Blum nehooll ll no full of
gofpol tmth md pun the wunlnrup
m m l l n m ¢ m n | | l l | » l x t \ h x ¢ w e
nnnot rcsln the temptation to :epro-
du u lt h a m It follows:
"li m : ma e Hu l a l the C o u n c i l
umm s d loo l b o n d. b ln mel h th ln
vbv ptroniu boalleggm :md moth-
nl who I uka h ome b mw An d p hy
po h r ln thn p a li o rlo r n u k alf o r mc h
¢ ll a l r | u ¢ l\ e n o u \ ! d u \ e s o ! | h l| i |
ldml n-numity in Oounc ll Blulh.
Twelve couples won nrruled at n
puny when the autlmrlhlu uld "tha
llquor bowed ll1m'wll¢r."Mrs. Hu-l
ln dlnmulng the lnclde-nv. nylz
"W h o ls to b hma fo r vlwt ha p-
pened!W e n o t- vs o ld xla n o f a
pnvlous gemntlon.lc l l mn tho
y um: p oop k we nn tun damunwly
nsponllbln tor_1 2n loouaul ol we
li ma .W a oldp r on # r ay lmmed
th n n a n d n d a d l n lo n g e l l n e m d
msn up on li nd en; y o uth, wlth lu
lm m n u n mlnd m d lnaxperlonead
Mm m t o : w p l t N 1 1 i h n : i g h t
m m' B B W P d N ' ¢ " ¢ A bbdllqger
moibs r mnk u hmm bmw, poke r ll
WANG ln tha pulof for nukes hlfh
o r l o m m d b o t h p u e n u b o u t o l
1
{
Thi: fdluw, who Il putting on the
wmv lhow h z-N this wnak hu the
mm of l¥!|dr bcnkan I d¢v.N°¢ll- He
hu, ordina rily . umlb le mmm wm-z u u h u u u k m d a l l m d d a s r q m
ako "Ik an d o th! ! i mpo ufh llk u N
1 u i n t ]Dm is (r atif y in g at lu n.
Jut how he dau It X: tha qwelt-im.
Not I husband in Bldr would nbtuupt
\o do what In ll doing.lt m| [h\- bl
v d i l i n f m o t u n v h o d d n k w o m
n d mm v mx ld g e t h ll n c i p s b a l m
ha la m th a s hy .
an in direct px~opcrti¢nuaer;rounz}1,;-¢,1¢,_ to |.l.ti.|fy one serum mor11"v-~ .. ._., _..._ __ _ _____;|.--1 -..n..A -»_.....|..: m a n n lnnia C. llutin.ldmdir c ause. lf my than |,¢, why g,| ,]u;| :hung th, price par mo for
In an olhnded by the display or
nkedneu in othen.Were it not lo.
up uurmld die of mortihcauon at the
deals zo which her girlish naddnw
subjecied.H y o u lr mt o u r i i d ;
nrered, cover also our boys."
Fu-m Bureau Nunn Noiea
KIRO on me :um n u m l w v e W ;acThe plaintiff on the 10th day of
gprih gf; glétained gu d mw | . n r lac ne o o u r s n a i d i d i v
ngdnsl said ¢!efendn.m.1in ilu ,u,,':1
¢€Llf§J305;wtol'°:b¢|'Sth inthrcntn 1 ra u n tpor mnum from the that Psycegf
March. 1922. on ;2o,o4s.oo, from Nov.
E X T '~ b r é r r .lpruyer of mid puiticn should not belm\:.!Ii1g and putting old lumber in
a grlntedf the Court may grant the pwe; the prim per thounnd required
a mxr rs S AL E '£""?f°"' "'€'fY?'____-_ £"i-°f."§' f'l_."'T"L`§"' _§".'i i_:=_1= .f.Z:l.n:
.......Ono Ford Touring Car, 1914 Mudd,
Eiginc No. 282296, in go-od condition,
the property of J. B. Carter, wiil be
sold by me at pubiic auction to the
highest bidder for cash, at 2 o'clock
p. m-. Saturday, Janunq; 20, 1023, at
tha Want Brant Door of the County
Dated at Blmir, Nebraska., January
loth, 1923.
50-2t Maurice Mqhrens.
Sjmerifl' of Washington Courdy Ne-
b r u k l.
Puritgn Flour $1.80
~s-T-A-R;-T:
THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
|
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number 43, in Section 22, Township
18, North, Range li, East of the Sth.
P. H., Washington County, Nebraakn.
more fully descdbed na follows: That
port of the Ncrthwest Qunrter of the
Southemd.Quarter of Soction 12.
Township 18, North, Range 11. East
of the Sth P. M., Washington County,
Nob:uhm, bounded on the Nonh bs
the right of my of the C. & N. w.
R. R., on the West b? tha w. at line
of 11th. Street extended, on the Sou1h
by Washington Street and on tho
Southeast by the right of way of the
"Y", and further nllmging that said
petitioner is an heir at law of mid
decedent. and is thnreby an owner of
an undivided two-fifbecntlm interest
in :add premises.
an~o rl o
be dugnnined. um be and InteKLH¢e,uw! for dm decreed the Court de-,2|-mlrung the helm u uw of ma;decedent u\d.\he degre of kimmp of
uid hdn,the \'||(M of descent'of the ru!property belong-1ing \o uld deeedent ll. the time of
hs, dath. for an brder hu-fins calm,
an
The Antill Grbcery
' No rth W a lke r Av e nue .
(Cash or Exchange lor Bumr and Em)
tionar n u n u m . ~ r o f h e i r s h i p
be taken in said eaiato mater, thst
the date of the deuh of uid decedent
:
ter gt the Court may deem proper.'and in stmctumg price per tl1ous-
Given under: my hand and the led and Injinead foot for piling driv-
of uw C°P1\¢:v Court in arm-, Wuh- an In place on repair work; un was to
inzton Counflff N°fIr=\SUv thi!11th include hardware, pdnt, delivery ofday of January, 1928.imaterlnl on grounds.All bridges, cu!»
5 0 - I L 'A. C. Debcl ve-rt! and ahuctmea or work shall be
County Judge nceordinig to the plan: mad specifica-
NOTICE 'ro BRIDGE *uma ~r Wwdnghon ~nty and nbwCONTRACHJRS on file in me County Clcrk's office of
Wash C011 t 1 n m I NN o t i c e i s h e r e b y g i ve n t h a i t h e b r a s h .n Y nz.r e -
B o a r d D f C o u n t y ~Q f l ~ ~ b e g e p u a t e g n g g , g h ~
W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y , ~ ~ 9 I \f e i i l f l t ~ t n d d u g o f ~ a p -
-Spécials for Saturday-
For Saturday, January 20, we offer
the Iolluwing specials:°
Su nb ri te c le an er ,7 s
i'e gu la |*l oc b ox ....
Krispy Crackers
33-4lh.carton ...~
wn g o ~
7, 1921, on $363-08 and from JanuaryConzinud from page Eight 1. §922, on '§?°'°7:f'1.'I." O! said 7
I
sim
af
l
IS
..¢.
Hrs. Hay Lippincott is having a 201 Stephen Ggrud gui"|nB
ze of neuritix and in under the un 51-11.. Philadelphia, Penn.ILI
l
Llr
Mu. Henry Schmidt of near Fon- ,,;,,.¢,;¢§ty_ti e s :telephone,§2.?1; for their time.mrllc township,puoed sm on wate r, $2 -45; su. 6 348:street eng'On January 22 the genonl igricub
muary lo F\1"°¥l1 services were $1.60.(Gu and street c ar senden
nld last Saturday, J munry mam at fre not |\.*n.ilable to ali mlking ru-
se St.. Pauls Luthanm church, ~ ports but ;hi| fm;z h taken into c on-
nn. W. Wnlfm nhbiltinr...l.I-.¢.alA¢1......nina Qhn nvamlm.\
tural m u m .four weeks in Iangth.
begins. Meat cuttinz.. curing and pre
parirg as wel! al live stoc k judging
mo:tration before the fair.We
»tay adatL$nco!nall~nak.Ou r d l-
n mn s tr a tlo n ' n s ¢ i v¢ n o n mmm
bf thntvrnek.Wanoaiwdaaoondua
ali gnln demonstrations in thestlu.md feeding of farm animals will be Tha c lnh member! were dn dv," A
'The Fnrrn Bureau at its annual
roetlng decided to continue employ-
ur the mor in cooperation with gov-
rnment_This means that he la paid
ith tax money and that his services
re available to any tarpaying farmf
r' in the county.
From ancient tirnea the reports of 1
attain clan of ttmet loafera have
ein unreliable.
The nport that,the eounty agricul-
mral agent has been ordered to quit
accinatlng hop is false.
The Waahlngton County Fann B11-
ean Board In directing the work of
he ooonty agent, however,agreed
hat he ahoudd only vaeclnate to teach
armour: how to do thdr own vaccinat-
n g lf t h e y n n e h to d o e o .A t i h e
name time there was a meeting held
vlth the veterinarians of the county
lt which time they meet; to vac ci-
mate for considerably len money than
some had charmed before.For that
roason lt ia nov almolta.a cheap to
dna It done ea to do it oneself, pro-
vided one hires a competent and hon-
rst wtezix .Those who wish to learn to do it
lhernaelfee,however, will be taken
rrareof albefore.'IheStoto Serum
plant :till handles and reteatz oormn.
selling lt at one mt per cubic centi-
meter.
Company,a corporation of OmohuNebraska, to satisfy noir!flltlprlent
'tho interest thereon. the costa and al'
nctmlng coats es provided by mir!order and decree and the law in :mer
cases made and provided.'Dated this m h dav of January.1923, at Blair Nebr"-ska.HAURICE MEHRENS.
Sheriff of Washington County.Nobraaka. |51-BL
`: "NOTICE
J. A. Singhauo, Attorney-et»Ia'w.
To Hiram 3. Boyle, Mary Boyle, reaname unknown, Samuel D .uoyie
Lucy Boyle,real name unknownHanoverNatiomliBank.Ui New
`|.on¢,New York,a oorporataon
The West han of the North cooQuarter of Section Eight, 'Iown.|h1|bizhbeon,North,10|\1¥0 Eleven
g m o f t h e i iixth ~ M s , "
in Was rgtc n on | . e','.'?o.Also u g bein.doigres
egotoea,person repnzsen ve:and all other penone intended is,the estates of Hiram S. Boyle, MII!
Boyle, tml name unknown, Sajuf
D. Boyle, Lucy Boyle, red name unknown,Hamilton J.Ravel'an
Sarah Raven real nnmoa|i_n_kn0nrAlso all persona having or olailm
in: any interest ln and oo the We:has! of the North east Quarter oSection Eight, 'I`ownahiP Elzhwf
North, Range Eleven, Bait of thSixth Principal Mel-idlan in Washington(Jonnty,Nebraska.ne:
'naman amkncmm. Ind "SO all ur
The Big Store
The 0ld Reliable
BLUE HIBBUN UH MUTHEHS BHEAU
Two Lonves for 251:
SAS 131205
P a w n e e O a t s 5 R r b a g
M a g n u s B r a n d P e n h : 3 . p e r c a n
Tn i n B u t t e B a n d P e a c h e s , p c r c a n
1» ° ¢ =" 1 B cfr i e l, p m d i a - ¢ - 1 - - - _ - ¢0
2 5 :
20 c
25 c
3 5 :
M a i n To p F l o u r , 2 4 1 D m e k ., -. _$1 .0 0
.*."A
Prhnds Band Sweet Wrinklod Pen, per gm 15:
rua Ruzwhel-rm, paqn _
Blarkberrlel. per an . _ ._. _ . -._Gnru Enn d P ura. per un . _ .._ . ._. .__
Aprlc ou, perun _
35¢:s¢SSG
35a
.
Blue Rosa Rice, .__.._..311|or 25:
Oamlene, pn! can, family size 10:
a
a physician._
~rs. Della Maxwell, known in Blair
Miss Della French, is spending the
with nelntives in -California.
rs. cies. Hitchmon's mother, M1s.|
land of Ornslm. hun been spending
ew weeks at the Hitelunttn home.
rs. T. C. Hilton snnounc es thltbalanc e of her foals will go at
f pric e so she hp but s few left.
lr
ere are some new ideas in bakery
H~ at the Home Bakery.Come in
try the Rolls. Cslces,Pies and
d.a-u
~ r Fred Getty. n former Blair boy,
\.and edu-cited lien, was dren-
ng among his old friends in this
y last greek.1
onss Burnham is remodeling his
dence on west South street, taining
s back porch snd rebuilding
d esttending his basement..
The Monday Afternoon Club willld their annual winter picnic st the
me of Mrs. Goo. McQunrrlo Jan. 22.
l members src invitod to be present
g-
l
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The freight depot was broken into
t Frldly night and s set ofjmrness
d some tobacco was taken..u y et
e culpdt or culprits have not been
pmhended.I
The Home Bakery an furnish you
most snythinffin the baking line on
oft order. Their Blue Ribbon bread
't be beaten. Onco a. customer, al-
ys s customer.6-tf
J. J. Rodgers hss been sick at the
me of his daughter.Mrs . W . w
i ~ i n Missouri Valley , but is o
le hotter and expects to be in Blair
e lstter part of the week.
Polioornsn sued nrrested Floyd
~d last Liondsy evening charging
m with selling intoxicating liquora
e wss brought before Judge Debel
esdsy and plead guilty and was
ven thirty day s in jail.;
The Enterprise is giving to its msd-
thisweek the llntof aeeri esof
ly letters Written by Ole Buck,
if of the 'Nebraska Press A880618-i
on, on the doings of our legislature
hleh is now in :session at Lincoln.
ese letters will bo written from s
~n-partisln Bttmtlpoint and will be
- ~odly interesting to our readers.
ey will sppenr on page slr under
e heading of "Legislative Com-
ent."Be sure to read them
~¢|.¢||
Mrmwm. Maher. who was tskon
to the Nidtolss Senn hospital irf
Omaha on J snury 5, is muc h im-
proved st this writing.
Howard Utterback, of Omohl. re-
cently upent a day in Bldr visiting
old friends.The Enterprise selcno1r»
ledges a plessnnt coll.
Mrs. Hany E. Wiist and blbar of
Mt.Cumel.ill.,ntu mc d to their
home Thursday after negrly four
weeks visit with her parents. Hr. and
Mrs. S. E. Kemp and other relatives.
Fsirbory is considering voting bonds
for $200,000 to erect n.nerr high
school building I f the proposition
cuties it is plsnned to lgnvo the stmc-
ture needy for occupancy early next
r w
Mr. and Mrs. Hennan Lsllmsn ofwfmmq mended Die smwsm-smenu
wedding Tuesdoy Jan.9tJ1.Mrs.
Lallmsn was iprmedy htiss Ruth
Snowdon and sister or the bride-
groom.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Hanson of Othe-
lm were present nt the wedding of
bliss Eva Schenk ond Wallace Snow-
den on Tuesday.Jsn.9th. Mrs. Hansonbeing better known to Blmir-"friendl
as Marlo Srovrden, e. former Blair girl.
Mr ..Albert Hansen, residing' mid-
wsydrotnun Kennud end W ashing-
ton, was in Blsir on business Last
Tlmrsdsy.Mr.Hanson is one ml
Wnlxington eounty's progressive
fsnnors s n d h s s s n n e f s r m h o m e
whore he resides..
The Congreésdonnl church has sd-
cied o new oak tloor and nn up-to-date
basement during 'thc put year and ot
their nnnosl meeting last week. re»
docted msny of their old officers and
expressed themselves ss well pleased
with the ont look for 1923.
Mrs.Geo.Bruse has been taken
back to the Blair hospital for funher
treatment lt having been found nec-
cessary after s.n JC:sy exsminstion
that one lung be drained again.Mrs.
Bnue has had s long siege of illness
and her many friends wish for Her o
complete return to health.
Mrs. T. C. Hilton has about nom-
pl. ted the remodeling of her store and
home and when finished will hose one
of the most oornrnodious stores with
living rooms to be found in the city.
Her sale is codtinning and she hu at
number of bnrgsins left in hsu. cor-
sets, costs and many other articles.
_-- n - - v u -
- -.v 1 1 - . . . - _ . . . . - .
Mcrc dise is higher 9041? than u
ew weeks ago but Hrs. T. C. Hilton.
Tho Milliner. is still rcdudng her
urge stock of \»\ornen's and c.hlldren'r
mis,costs.hosiery,comets i e ,by
.elliott at a worth whllo discount.
You are invited to lespcct het stock.
il-lt.
The Womens CThsmb-rr of Com-
ncrce were invited ln join with the
na|'a organisation in their annual
rr.rty to be grlvnn Feb. 1, at the B. F.
3. opera honse_They accepted the
nvitatlon and a ummm is being pec-
#Lrcd hr Mrs. John Newdl, Jr. Mrs.
F'. A. Washburn and Mrs. Olin Hope
sell.
The Northwestern Bell telephone
company of this city, tool:aauoncl
place for collections in this Omaha
distridrfor the month of December
rvhlcR speaks well for business con
d»l§lons in this vlcinlty and also for
Kiss Bernice Hastings, who la com-
mercial clerk for the company and
has chsrge of the collections.
}lr and Mrs..Ales Hitcltman re-
turned Tuesday from s flying trip to
New York.Mr. snr Mrs. Hltc lunan
leave Sunday fbr Teams and other
southern points end expect to he gone
about two months.Hr .Hltc hmlrfs
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hitch
mao, of W eeping W ater, Nehr., will
Ilveirlfilaulrandlooltafter tholconte
while they are gone.
Mr. and Hrs. J. F. Head and sou of
Grand Island came last week to spend
a few days with Bins. Mead's sister,
Hrs. Stella Rornberg, "Mr Mead rc-
tumed the tlrsn of the week and Mrs.
Mead will stay over until"Frldsy visit-
ing her sister and school dey friends
who are delighted to see her lsiin-
Mrs. Mead is well known to piondr
Bhalr folks as Miss Bertha Taylor
and grew to vrornsnhood in this city.
Mr E. R. Haggard, of.thc firm of
Unruh and Haggard, has rctnmed to
his duties after an enforced absence
ln St. Louis, Mo., where he had an
operation on his feet.He ls improv-
irrr nicely, still walking with s cane
but expects to be permanently cured
in time, srhic ll ls good news to his
friends ln this cormnzunlty.Mrs.
Zlukgwd arrived home at the same
time having been nt Sioux City to
spend the holidays.
Funeral services were held for Mrs_
John Nuohrnberg at thc Trinity Lutll-
crsn church on Tuesday,Jen.9th,
Rev. A. W. Lanlbrecht of Lyons ol!-
cinting.Mrs. Nohrunben; died at the
Tckmnuh hospital following sn opaq-
tion.Mr.and Mrs.Nolzrorben
formerly lived in this county, but at
,the time of her death lived on a farm
lin Burt munty .Sho leaves her hus-ihnnd and two boys besides n number
of sisters and one brother.|'1'hesad uevrso:I thedeath ofllr.
:md Mrs..llrlts Blbtltrsotfll little
daughter,which occurred Friday,
Jan.12, reached us this week.Hr .
and Mrs_ Bnoderson live in Grant
;
' \ \ l ¢ S l | i u | |s as g u e u n g n u .-. . . 1 . , . -.The business man's average monthly
hill for the enumerated items is some-
thing over $14.00.
The ofllce men pay sversge 'monthly
bills:elect-ricR)'»$4-183 telephoned
$138: wats, $l..'l'1; gas, S3.86; street
car, $2.51. or a total average of $14.40.
The laborens' average bills srezeloc-
rrzgfey, $2.40; telephone, $2011 water,
$l.l2;gss,$241:street cor,83.30,
tdnl avenge utility bill $11.24.
All executives have automobiles
and the sversge up-keep cost is $28.54
per rnontlr, which is slightly more than
twlc et.he amount they psy for the
utilltytneceuslty Tor their homes.
The department heads who repow
ed ownership of automobiles showed
that their avenge up-keep was $16.45
per month, or about $2.00 more than
their combined light, gas, telephone
and troctlon bills.
About half of the laborers own cm.
ncmrdlng to their reports, and they
hofd their sutomobile expense down
to an avenge of $9.50, which ls less
than they psy for. qtjllty services.
It 1 |me vurthr of"1notle urn ts..
street cor bills _nf the lihozins menis double that of the mtecodves and
more :heh the chief clerks. also that
the laborers in the cities where there
are meet csrs do not generally own
.sgntomohilaThe laboring man pays a tlttle num
than eight per cent of his rnonthls
wage for the utility services; the of
flce msn something over flve per cculof his salary and the business head
pave slightly less thsn four per cent
All told, the average urban owls:
in Nebraska, if the head of house
hold, pays s little more than five pe:
cent of his monthly income to pro
vide elcctrlc light end power, gas and
telephpoe service and for street car
fares for himseli and his family, while
by the sune token he pays two pmcentmore for the up-lreep of his
pleasure automobile, to say nothing ol
the depreciation which he has to hear
alone, and goes blithefnhy upon his
way without blaming the govsrnrnenlor the public service companies for the
high cost of living.--Nebraska. Chan
mines on Public Utility Icfornmtlon
Where Are They New
Less than thirty years ago--yes
less than tu'enty-l'lvo- there were il
this country rnsny millions of ||:1¢:
of land untillcd and unoccupied, sl
most boundless sress of unsurpasscw
fertility..But the trocklc as Prllril
has vanished.The native gnu tha
~ssvcd.in its luxurianee on this on
dunlatlng ses sravcs no more save hon
and there within restrlcted borders.
Mhst became of these vast stretchc
that reached beyond the distant hori
son?Their occupation and utilisu
tion appeared to Involve a programof coming centuries.Yet in this hrle
span of years it vanished-this near
boundless domain.The grassy plalr
where the soil was rkh and favoren
by recurring showers and sunshine
yielded to the ever-persistent move
exfs
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uo
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nphldzod.The badass:aids of
main; ooverln|,'»fann accounts and
:nn orpiution will bi taken up in
me dass and labntnry work.A PMTLI card inquiry from my inberesLec`i
anon viii bring a prompt repiy from
as Atric ultnrll Gollep.
FamBureau News Nates
(Continued fran page four)
har of Bhir.'Phare was almost a
iebet1n¢nh1mnndEnrlJ ensen,d»o
f Blnlr,who did lplendjd work.
Everett railed S60 bu. of mm o n
nlhtl* hilly lsnd, or 72 bil. per acre.
le dm um at n wi of only s40_so.
n\mHlur his hhnr nt 25¢ ner hour :nd
dunno t o u n d th dr c o rn b t h l
Lou1xl.nl.F!1r.En!"|soorn-l|Id¥¥lJ'
o u m w u p i a k u d a n t a t w n m l p w h
|ent.,ho1nver,w¢diduotre.gd1-'on
p r lxe o n lt.
:Th| eomwup~Iekadd1u'in¢Nmrem-
bern nd! ty i¢ lde d12b t:. £ot. hea c 1l
' o r 8 6 0 b u . | n ld I .Tho #12 19 12| p m v o d £ o b e | | br ; ! h ly u r f o r e o r m
f i n m n d d u h u m n f i m u l t s a r
m u r v m n l n u m n a w l m m r n m
o f c o m u u s i w a s g l a d i h n t l h d n -
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BLAIR .GAS COM PANY
BLAIR.NEBRASKA
B L A I R R A C E T S T O R E
1 2 t h Anniversary Sade
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the vfvlvd and bmuzhv. » nur man,m'-M prius :im ca wlnnen in W1 I BOY mmmcounty.A mm :lub wu ,,',n|_|,,¢. I "1`rIn|fsr Lino BetvomLhn dny.Tmwnry omzen vue I Ilnh' md Omthl
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ees. however, md neun! otha: wwe?(ol
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. P r o b a b l y t h u i n t 't h a t m y i n t e r e s t
w u u o u s e c l v n s n t t h a t i x n e m y o o u -
s i n , P m ] S t e w a r t . m d H r . C n r ! O l s o n ,
i h e c o u n t y n g r i c u l t u r d a g e n t . t a l k e d
t o a g r o u p x a f u s b o y s a t t h a h i g h
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f l c e r a ~ r a c l ~I wa.; given tho
hononble polllion u president: Clark
Lippincott, vice pmsidem.and E m
Jensen, secretary.We named our
dub the "Blair Corn Club."
During tbl Brut of the aaron we
mat quita oftm to discuss vuiuul mb-
D R- W . F . n i r va n a .
4 DENTIST
Room! our Blair Std! Bank
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nm hone st we ner hour.Alzw-'25.2¢§..;m June was-1s:a. M:-
lnz one-third nf the cup forrenthe 34 1gg3_
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Attorney!-silur
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The arload of picfic acid is on the
my nt lat..Grdsns are ilreuly pil-
inlr up for a loeond cnIon! and th.-me
will be recoivod with the understand-
ing thot c hoc k: viii be returned in
:ue enough orden are not received
to make a full arload.In ondir bo assist in ev-'5 way the
rovemmm hu obtldnod special nas
on caps and fo for the lucid--lrhich,
by the way. il a powder and comes in
stick form the uma as dymunite.
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known owners and claimant# them-!I0»: u l names unknown, Defend-
ants.You, and uc h of you, ue herebynotillekl Lhlt o petition hu been filedin the otiloo of the Clark of the Dis-
trict Court of Wuhindnn .Cwnty ,Nebraska,by Adolbert Ramef,aaplaintilh, ngninst you,and ouch ofyou, the object md purpose of which
ls. to quiet und confmn in said pinio-tiff a fan fimpio title to this Wu! halfof the North ent Qunrtoi of Sec tionEight,Township Eighteen.North.
Range Eleven,East of the SixthPrloclpolMaridizn,in WashingtonCoumy . Nebmh. to dgtegmjno tlle
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ghur ompnnnr a. contempt :ur "W z um bro ugh t : aww :sun mredrlihil dl hw whic h insures thlt portant. they were ai] mum.
in the full!!!the |\*»friend and One thins nbout s :W d ho \ 1/
pnlewrr °f the omamn M1 '>°° deiun -=~d"w¢= dow? clunge every E`§}.21`1i.`I.'¢I" B'.§i`<h?='§"`»§ii51 `"§=Ié'é=£S
mme III enemy md a m°""° "° their year like n trncmr.liens, and each of ihelu, and the Ichild.In ldditlon. chlldmn of the 'Tha' fact ll thst tractors ure hen §P°¢ii"¢""1m°""F,'°°&°._-'!&'Y§!21
Dersonu rvprvsenmuvu
l!n|.mum- than lou one from thc improved Kherscn au
ll 'fm h f i "'nike ' . = 1 ' f " T ~!*'|*uh to a party; m be lens than sober Arilngiipn.
wwnxmp ann me x-.muy uv u-vu.,n :Hem .mga of lcnrlll fever.Thelittlugi rl ~ dupe md o ne hd!yan wld and | bdght Ind loveable.0
ment of me plow.lu moumm; mrhrs turned dovmuruxi dm Bddl of
of pain m|¢h¢ gmw md rlpen then:
that dover and uma mlghl blocm... _....x...;.
IN 'ms mcxsr STORE
1 Fw Ribbon-15, 20 & 25 ct. values per yd. 12c.
2 Ladxes' black ribbed Hose, per pair Llc."mage, a vulsmw or Ic tlbn, mu a#why of person, whkh 'lruuld have
"nded be whole oomnnny In pil a
"¢nemtlon euiilr.Childmn. king
'\l| 'lilll. love lbnhnn md r u m a t
i f l h II I n d ' tb t i t t o N 'n m n m further nouneu mu D y :».~..£.T°».I'§°. A . . ~Also wh ; older of * -w<;s°of um District
.1 al Di!-lre toid him there were plenty of nw o r £:.,,k::&"dur:t,;°,," i d
heads directing the work at the col- petition. and nmdadt annexed then-a. ..You ln manv diaactin: said action £0
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The nnomnas com. a rum mas
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Puritan Flour $1.80
HIE BEST KNON um MUST Puvuuxn FLUUH m Bum
For a limited time we are offering PURITAN Flour for 81.80 per sagk.
Flodk haé been on the up grade for sbme time.Better order a sack today,'
We also carry a big stock ofBran,Shorts, Oil Meal, Salt in block, barrel
or sack, Ground Feeds, Corn, Oats, Wheat, Barley, Hay and all grades of Coal
~s-T-A-R;-T:
THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
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uma, we .,...,...H ... . ........,Wthree boys. The dread diseue nlheted
her hun and :he puaed away very
pnzhy of the entlna cmnmunity in
The muy sum Joumnl to Jan. 1.1924 lor $2 or with Sunday 53 Nofunlly need be without The Ddly
Journal now.Elko good only in Nr
bnnkapud uljolnhug min. Thelerh-lnlve union md the battle for lgwer
Luau the coming year vm nuke The.lounml desired by every Nelxrnshlunlly.The Jnumd ln delh-ered on
mm runl mules on Lbs day printed,
nearly | dnl nhead of moot other
nlnm-' Try The Journal the coming
mddenly.The funily law the mn-
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an season um u m ' m m nm..might mun.Homeneula came m
det the lmdaape md town: and duesnourished u the railroads thredlbd
m m wry urea me pam.'nm vu!
tnndorzmdan earns www ln re:pause w the need ol the period-a
"Ed thlt mn ¢x§|\_|_ chu. 01 unw-sion In order that ulaquu yrudue-
dun may an he d ed Lhls md com-
in: (mentions.There ue no oLher uethrns of ox-
teruive Ann remninlw unimlcbvl
The land ln working everywhere mdmuch uf in is declining ln lu prodwc-he pvwer.Yet. the people lnenue
u the avenuu of expuuion uenu~
nwed,enh.|.\1dng the importance and
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Men's 15 c. sox, per pair
Men's Kahki gloves, per pair
Fresh peanut brittle, per pound.
Wax paper 3 rolls
Two 10c. boxes steel wool
Aluminum saucepans etc. each
Enamelware pans etc. each
White American dinner plates,
White American Coupe soups,
Two fruit dishes, white for
BLAIR mam smlus,
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' P l 9.0 :erm-e the°\°lu¢' pusibla imitation of the pm-|(Continued on ive)
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proceed agdnzt you and euh of you,
major service af sumrnvrw. aspen you.and euh of you, waiduiy entered insaid action. and ii now on me in them o r u i d C l a r k o f t h e D i s t r i c t
i lY o u ,a n d e a c h o !y o u .a r e f m t h e r
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"fn gpg; her in zndnhln the md-1 By viztuod an order of sale istuedH1 domolmor in nrivqw gmt her :gt o tho Dlsgiet Court of Washing-*otha did.fI'he wonder of it is that n iv.ebtllkn,and in pur-
__of d l ll n t i t i a n u n c e o f a d e u e o o f s a d d c o u r ti nm y °not our an action thlrein pending uhe ninfnnlt.| A o ¢ u m Ed e r was xgi ati lf m d
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NOTICE To BIDDERS
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Sealed bids win be received by the
Board of County Cbmmhsionen of
Wuhingfon County, Nebruka. at the
omoo of tha County Clerk of add
County up £0 12 o°docl: noon of tbl
` ° l °ren-nthi|Bu¢xi.nRds.ltheumnlaof theland.
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In c ;me r e l y t h a t l'ia t al le » ha d b c l nZ t h e p a r t y l a a vl a g i n t h e a u t o m o h l l o
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c o m o h i s c o m i n ;t o h e r aa ai am nc a
w r S h o w o u l d b e a l o n e . In a t o r a
vo a l t h e t r u t h o f a n t h l a a u a n g o m l : -
u p o r a ff a i r s ;p o r n a p a t h e o l d tnoar,
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st a t er o o m fo r a o m a pos sib le w e a p o n
w i t h w h i c h to a aa a l l t h e d o o r .T h a
m o o t : t o o l a i o n a se e me d ava i l a b l e .
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th e k e y g o n e .H a m o a t b r e a k a w a y
l n ; b u t d n t h e m l m e x p l a i n t o h o r ,
a o a a t o s p a r c h e r t h o a u d d c n t r t z h t
of a uc h an a ss au lt .H e r a p p e d s h a r p l y
on t h a p a n c L
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ll ' l a nd w as ne a r i t r e ma i ne d ln vla l hl e .
no r co u l d h e eve n be a u ra o fd h e cl o s e
p r o x i m i t y o f a bo at .Th e r e see med
t o b e a a m u d a a t h e r e a t llse le ft .a
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na m e d a t n d o ub t fn ll x . th e di m e lm - c u
dis app ear ed,ta d l a g a n y l l k e a
m l n a e .Ho m e t h l nt t o l d h l ~ t h at m Ja »
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:l l l ed w it h me n . c n e p lo g au r a ; a l le n u y
in t o t he ni g h t, tt e el n a fr om th e S a ch t .
a n d va n l a h l n g i n t o t h a d a r k n e a a .
w h a t c o u l d u n c h a c t i o n m e a ~ ? H a d
.e ver y o n e go ne .l e a vi n ;use rea ael
to ta ll y ab a nd o ne d .a w r e c k h u d e t e d
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mu s t e l o q u e n t Je w l s h p u l p i t n r n t o r l n
A m r r l c u a n d o n e o f t h e m u s t e m l n e n t
sc ho la rs o f Itl s ra ce .M o r e t h a n t h a t ,
h e W m : n fo r e m o s t l l x u r e t n a l l : n m o
me n t s t o r r l t!t ' h o t te r m en r ; "" t h e l n ll u ~
en c e o f h i s t r o t ! w ml fe l t t l t n m g h e t m t
t h e n o t i o n a n d h e l l m o u r n e d l u Je w
un i! Ge n tj le al i ke .
Const anti ne. lf*D 0»¢¢I kin g of Gre ece,
tiled "l'l mre d~y t o ht e p l e t e Ol ' et l l e
Pa le rm o. Sl cl lx .i l l s d o r n l l e w a s u n
exp ect ed.re s u l t i n g fr o m A ce o r hr n l
h e m o r r h a g e Th u s n s t o r m y ca r e e r
ca m e t o ~ n en d .In n l n e 3 e n r s h e s e t
u p o n t h e t h r o n e o f t l r e e e e t s r t c e a n d
tw l ce wa s fo r ce d t o a b d!- r ot e . The ll n t
tl m e h e wa s tl r l re n o ut b ec a u se o f b l a
pr o - G e r m a n a t t i t u d e d u r i n g t h e w n r .
i n Un1s 1.t t : fem1 .ur y 2 :nu 5, me p u n -
'l c l t y b u r e a u o f t h e r o m m o r c l l l o r t t l n
s n t l o n nnnout tcen.To p i c s r e l a t i o n t o
: o n d u c t o f eon tm er el st or r a n l z s t l o u s .
r o m m u n l t y ad ve rt i si ng . h tt s ln el s a n d
ml tt s tr ls l cu n dl t lo n s w i l l b e u p tor t
4 tlscuselon.
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l a n g . n e a r It r n n s s r l r t . w e r e b u r n e d t o
t e n t h l n tt t lre that co m pl e te l y d e s
i l w r e d t h e h o m e w h i l e t h e m o t h e r w a s
l l o l u g th e ch or es a t th e ba r n . b u t fe w
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tr h l e h l n r l u r l vn b o t h j u n l n r a n d l e n i o r l
: n t r l e l ln t h e S t a t e c o r n s h o w l t I. l n .m l n .whir l: trtt s t he l an- 27st in s e ve r a l '
fr a n , c o m pe l l tl t vn w a s k vfi ne r . n l n l t h e ,
" t a l ttter uhur nf e ntri es nt lteh l\lt:|:er.|
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stakes n t t h e N c h r u k s s t a t e fn l r fo r
Ih e l u s t t wn r ms 'n
T h e Pr e sh s te r tn n a n d l l c t h o d k t
r h u r f h e l n t F n l r t t m m h a ve mer ccc t,
m d t h e me l lt b er l lt l p w i l l h e r e a ft e r ;
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w h o rem ain ed h l l ey es i gh t re c e nt l y
n f l e r h a vi n g be e n h l l n d fm m f b a l l !h o o a , fo r t h e t t r n t t l r n e n w . s c u m : '
m a l t n e e a n d S a n t e C l a u s o n C b r l s b
m u d l !
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p t g ;g r vw m g \ vu | | u u vu l u ; l i ve n v vm o m e n t o f h l r t h t o m s t ' a r l l !. n r t h .
s u t n m l hu s b u m t m e n o f t h e U . o f H .
An r l c o l tn n l C a ll l '* ¢ l .A t a t e n n t n x t i m a
a n d n t l e r n r d t h e pi g ! S h o u l d h u r l
access t o c o r n a n d p r o p e r p r o m o
su p p l em e n t s i n s el ffe ed e r s .
F o l l o w l n g o u t t h e 'n e u n o t C h a r l e s
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a m w e e k , h t e b o d y w a s r r e m a t e d , m a
t h e a s h e s w i l l h e s c a t t e r e d fr o m t h e
br i d g e In t o P l a t te r i ver n e ar b l n h o m e .
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m a n n 'a g e n t i n K e l l h c o u n t y h a ve
h e e n tt b u r d e n t o t h e ta x pa y e rs . o o o
fa n u er s h ave si g n e d p e t it i o ns d e ma n d -
l m r n l vo l l t l n n o f t h e b u r e a u u n d o l l r e .
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Ib u nn e hr o g fo r s e ve r a l wee ks.' B t i
d e e r l s o p e n fo r m a n y m i l e s a n d t h e
w a t t r s a r e s t tu ne s c o ve r e d w i t h
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s l e n m r l n t h e o l r l r e o f t h e at t o n t c y
ge ne r al ,nt L i nc o ln . h as re s lr n et l o n d
go n e l u l l l n m l , I` l s . , t o p r n r t l o l l a w .
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th e o l de s t . w om a n l n G a z e c o u n t r . i l
d e a d s t t h e a x e o t n l u e t r t h r e e .S h e
h a s te sl dc d I n Be a t ri c e o ve r f o r t !
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U n l n n a n m n t e m n l e t l n z I l k l l l o u t
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METHODIST C HURCH NOTES
J. A. Johnson, Putor.
of all in 'Unir sonmr.'Dae lm e one :lm ilu' soul delight imlr in fat
Abert ~ m a n a ~m.--were lmsineu vixiton m Arlington
fut SatuxdeyMies Emu. Sweeder assisted with the
Household duties at the Wm. Wilken-
Fng home lm week.Gottlieb Echtenlnmp and Emil
Lallman marketed grain in Arling-
ton last Sertnrdly.
Tho Misses Edna Sweeder.Irene
nelxmn.Anne.Clnh.and Ellen
'/Iongedoht and Messrs Emil and Cecil
'Allman and Rag and Arthur lrienge-
"ht attended the annual meeting of
he Iorn!Luther League hint Friday
venlng..Ufer the business of the
meeting waedisposed of the evenfne
vas spent in games and other social
'njoymen!.u.Refreshments were
sawed.
Hia: Agnes Christensen spent the
'eek-end with home folks et Fremont.
Wm. Hmmm 1.-usireted Emi!m x -
mnn with his corn shelling Fddny.
Aire. Flemmn Kericho!¥ is spending:
severed days this week visiting rela-
tives in Fremont.A number of men and boy s from
ing.The socinl is in diarge of srour
.inn and the eommltiee in charge i
composed of lim Henry Jensen. M11
C. E.1'¢I.cClJmb and Miss Ida Knox
Members of the church and the com
grcgution should meet at me rhurcl*
nnd`oonveya;nce will lm pmided.
.On January 26 'the Quarterly meet
ing of the Omaha Association W-om
en's Society meets at the Gram
church. Omaha.It is ire hope of th:
pastor that s nnmhen of the ladies o'
the church will go.There will be n diairid Rnlly_9'l thc
B. Y. P. U. held Je. the Blair efaurth
on Sunday,January 28.The_ pru
grnm will he announced later.
Mid week meeting for pray er am'
praise are held every Wednesdng
evening at eight o'cloek.'The church has secured the eervi
ees of Ira L. Deal of Waterloo, Iowa
to assist the putor in a series of
special meetings to be held bdweer
M u 1,8 and April~, 1923 Mr. Deal
who calls himself "the singing evan-
gelist,"will lend us in the eingim
I .\h e r p a r e n t s ,m e b r o t h e r s t o m i u
he .i n .T D. Lowe is visiting et the
home of her son,Don m d in
nt."pmeha nt purseThe mernbenfof the Bnptist chgave a supper Tuesday evening' ae the
Ven Valin hdl.Mrs. Ben Wachter was a Blsdr visi-
tor one dly isst week.The members of the Missions-rySociety end the M. E. Aid ere plan-
ning to (Ive s. Either and Son ban-
xuet Thfmdey. Jen. 25.A reouler meetino of the Eastern
Star will be held Thursday evening
snd after the regulsr work the socialn'm1|lt*-"e will entertain the members
by rivins n short play.E\~o:r'yone
on115 lm present.'Tho Degree of Honor held s regularneetlnzSatundsyevening at which
'img thev held their installation nf
"1ccr¢. The following were instilled:Hrs. I-*rod Robertson. president
'. T. Fitcia, nest president: Mrs.Quan. Ilrt vice president; Mrs.'voorhrerdf 2nd vice onesident
"laude Reid, nnnnelnl seerc'!r11v:'I 1... Hileinger, treamrer: Mrs.
; Mrs.Jesse
L. A.
: MrsMre.
J. M.
'VQSL inelfle watch; Mrs.. J M. RPGWE-'~r, outside wetcglz Mrs. E. P. Hanson,°"onlet; Miss ianrie Lowe. usher:
" v e D.PWR.eslisrlont unter.At
'he close of the buslnese meeting Mrs.'luv Trlnlcit and Mrs. D. Buck served
» nlce luncheon.Two of Mr. ond Mrs J imn En v!-~:eon'n little boys are sick with1c»1*'et fever.One is reported to be
wifi' sick.Mr.nod Mrs.(ee.Blanchardtutored to Omaha 'hzeedsy .r Chee..
~ business and the hike. to visit 3
friend nt the hospital.The D. of H. chose Feb. Nth es no*
'ate for e big supper ihich they one
~""\r\inrv..P a r t Stokes is spcndink the week
?.h rel;\ti1:es at Council Blues.
BELL c u s VALLEY NEW S
Bible to illl op?"Delight thyself
liso in the oud, snd He shall give
thee the desine of thine heart."Is
th lt just poetry?Did the writer
know what he wee talking nbout?
Did we ever meet the conditions re-
quired?There is an sbundance oi
good pasture for the good sheep. But
of course, if a :msn hu lost fnith he
ie lost.It is not our huslnene to fmnd
pasture.Tlmt is In the Shepherds
hmds.Ho knosre 'whens to lead ue
and how; to lead us..The picking may
be a little tu!! now and ngein for
want of rain, but it will bu better by
end by.Don't worry nor honour
trouble.No doctor likes a gnouclu'
patient, neither does enyone else like
them.1 am ncttully afraid God does
not like the grouch.Mnny s. men hes
killed himself in e dark hour.Hnd
he waited n few days, or, possibly a
few hours he would hmre been ppy
ever nfter.God knows wh we have
done our beet s.nd He knows when
we ere just fooling.e
l BLAIR BAZ'I'ISI CHURCH
|||Arthur D. Smalley. Minister.
Sunday services.Sunday School nt
10 a m..Morning worship nt ll a
rn.Young Pcople*e meeting nt 6:3f
p. m.-Lender, Allen Phillips subject
"Great Hearts of India."Evenin~
=-worship st 7:30.
Sermon subjects! Morninq,"Grad ~
Roiiglon."Evening,""'Tho Men Wh~
,Enjoyed His Religion."
Evening of January 19, choir przlc
tid ut t}1e_h;1m1e of Mr. and Mrs.
,Jensen at 7:00 p. sn.The second of
'series of church eocials will be hcl
eren
REPORT OF CONDITION
OF
DECEMBER 30,1022
OFFICERS
PETFR 31. '}\SDN v~ sidantCHAS.Al. lI1'1CH2xiAN..._._.\fice l"rcsidentR. C.1IITCI>IMAN_.Assistant Cashier
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m n n c r o n s
J. P. JENSENPETER Ll. 'r\fs0:~:IIE NRY CHRISTENSIZN
wnL'rErz F. GUTSCHOWCHAS. M. HITCHMANA.B.HI TC HMAN
CO}ISERVA'I;vE_ SOUND, AND AS l=IB-
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GOOD BANKING
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The men and women who make up the organ-ization of the Northwestern Bell TelephoneCompany are doing their best to give a senice
that will be thoroughly satisfactory so telephone
users.
By "service"n mean not only prornpr,
accurate work by our operators, but cour teous
business relations,s edy re airs,accuratebills-in shorg complze satislletion in your
every dealing mth ua.
We beliejfe that are are giving gocd service*but nge realue that our servlee ma good only il
It satssiies our patrons.
ll our service dee: not satisfy you ia ¢ns, are shall appreciate it grndy if ,MTE
in us know.
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" l rhrnlm Glenn Mcwunmoy N...dsildmn of Omaha an vialllng at the
Chril Hin: homtHr. Dan Thompoon was nry much
gm-pained zur Satuxdny evening
when twefnty of hi !;;»-\=»°~:nd1to mn him of hisfriend! ounl53rdbirthday They bU>ughtu11dhth
W1 othem n fine supper .-sd! md danc ing msd: nn oxcaption-
llh p imms a wn in g.d Rule '1110mp-TM a lum Edna annn nthndod | pnrtv nt Hin Thelma
J¢nlon'| Bstn1"dlY evening.Hr and H n John Ho b o wd usdfamily 3-=~' Sunday oncmoon at the
J m n ullln home.Hr. and Hrs. Louie Sc henk spent
Sunday or Zahn Reich homo.His! Gmc ! Thompson visited her
parents. Mr and Mrs Dan 'Thomnsonover Sunday. She was ncwmpmled bylint Techs, another of the FL Cal-
h o u n m c h mcrows! attended the litcnrvA l a mat l!cCuthy lui F1idav uvonlnx.Am was nlnderud and Mr.gp # vf vxf fon-l1n- Gun" of I lncoln give a very
intzreliinl address.Hr. and Mn. Ed Nstur anboed to
Onvhn. Mnndnv.Hin E111 Nolan has been quite m
- - .t week but in improving.1110 nuHn. Petersen ad |s Sundxv guest!
Hr. and Mn. Jo n 1,0-1a.is of Fremontand Hr. and Mrs. Nels Sorennn andfamily of 01rrnlu and Mr. and Hrs.
Tfxon. Andaman of BlxirNr. Tom Ilany of Hnlingl. Nob.
has been vixitlng at the Jas. 'Tomp
aon homo.llossrl. Chrii Hin: and Dan 'Ihomp~
non called at the I'rank '!'hbmpoon
home on *ho Papio Inst Hondav.Leopud Pete:nn hz!! Hen helping
EG hotter with his work ihe p u l
ti n kJn:ooo Thompson shelled nom Mon
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I?BHEBHAN NEWS
H r s .H ; J. G i b q p n vi s i t e d r e l a t i ve !
i n H l l i r Th u r s d a y .n D Q . . - » ¢ - m n m a r i a u r h u x i n a s igriwgs' ........ " j " _E. H. DMN wsu in Omnhl but week
atmndirq the Fnrlnen Union con-
vention.L. Di_hBm1ii¢ rfcllezldllv an of
u m a or ,B i n Bertha Neiderkruger visited
lnOmaha Friday..John Hansen, who hu been dslunz
us hxvlhsr, 1. w\¢, wi family , lm
" i d l y for his home nt. Choutum
llonlum.Louie mmmpnnied him toOnuha md :gust the day.Ulu Pmnc H m w r e ed w»a»
nudly evening from a visit at thc
Funk Jenkins home at BlulrHn. Roscoe Pitch ws: shopping in
own.. l"r\dlY~
Pa u ! [ mm vu a n m o f f r i en d :st Blair from Wzdnzsday until S|¢ur~
dx iff. usd Mm. Gibson. Hrs. (laude
Rdd |nd Hn. Raymond Bova :Nand-sd me W oodman Circle lodn nt Te-
lxmxh Thundxy nveniug.Tha newlyelec ted omenx rue mauled lt thinme e g z d u r vllk h n b n n q u a i n s
serv -Mrs. Bert Cooper of Tekln\.nh wu
donna Saturday and spent (he dny withlwlnti vu an d mu mChu. Gray metoml no bmah: Pr-l~
dw on bulneu.Mn. Kellv Van Valin went down
so omm wunsmv s o do sh uvvlnx.hula Ho rn exvetu in mo n ma n-mm tha Kalb' Van Vdin farm Inksme Chu. Shown pmveny mfenlly
~ hy the DMI Shrek fullv.Finn H. rc Cnmnhn vmnd (denflrin Omshn 'l'1|edn)~ and WednsnrlnyThe nmmbem of 'he n. YI P. I'
hair! a business rnzctlmr it th: o. H
God.nn\- hams Mnnflnv nhcmoan.g,,'l'hurxd.ny awning they held | mi-'Lyand endoved their umm! r'=">d uw.Mn. N. A. Sldkt, ind Mn. Hattir'h ut wa n T. -h msr l vi si mn mnn nkiln! Tlmr sd lv nvvmlhl W ham Uv
hier had denul work JanaM m 1-mm s-m.-..W " 1 m u
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HAT hnswron for the beautiful Rui Sur Oil Stove its pines of :unre-
nucy ?
In the two rings of fast, clean, inicnsely hot, blue srl.; f1r~e, produced
without wicks or wick subsiitutcs by the patented Red Star Burner, you have the
a nsw e r.
Th? md Star Burner cooks as fast as gu.It gives y ou a hot gas n\cn`for
bukimr. and saves one quarter of the fuel.No woman in her city kitchen cm do
better work n
honnrl }-fuuenqer Friday manning.
Jan. Harrison sms 1 passenger b:bus to Blair I'ridm.The mnny friends of Miss Frnnci:Cuierwillbeglld toknow she ll neco\"m'in\r from her recent operation
RHI will be able to be brought homthis week.
Ara 1nu cntlnly ntilled with your cooking!We can
* -1 -m a k e i m m e d i a t e d c l i ve l y o f t h e n e w i m p r o ve d m o d e l o f
t h e R e d S t a r .Pr e s e n t r e d u c e d p r i c e s a r e t h e l o w e s t i n
y e a r s S t e p i n t o d a y a n d l e t u s d c m o n z t m t e t h e R e d RHr. and Mrs. Cha:Hnslinirs of Tabmah attended the Dggrny of Hunn-Ibdn here Sltunhv ennimg.
'Min 'Ihe]r1a (Tfodscy spent Sunda
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vim 'home fnlk- rummfnz to her warin Uruha Sunday inning.Uty d Reefer wvnt in flr\m''\ Frdfw vvrning and took in the ight £214
awning..Hn. Hnliie 'beet rec eived l me
:me Hrmdxv Qdlinq of the rleaih 1an wut In Cnllfomia.She !rft nn Nrveninir train tn be Present at tlfum-ral und may zemlim In Qc memm twi ns :W nri was r'\nei\*d ham Fatnni
af Uv dcdh of Dr. Nexbit ac his hw
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'I hid Ill!!l H In~ 'l.¢""'m 'ul The ARNDT§ ; 's u f w l j o o d t i m e .wi'. 'M r . 1 : 1 4 U n . ¥ » 'T v \
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