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04-19-1923
W'Q ~ ~ :'l»===:m.=='====== Shir, Nabr, Apr!! 12, imrus l2*ITERP¥1Hl»-H 0 5 0 1R 0 5 5 ~BIBIIHAN NEW S_fvimbr in Tehmlh Fri day-B. 0 . Hc b onlld was downf m m ,;g m, g m d r m n s n r h o m y n . Te h mn h n f n h o u n F r i d a y . s n m l a a n fu. ._._ moat Saturdsyand www: attire Wm.Abo ut ek hw.manberla w m d d lou: in um msd; ug.; 1r|o§¢.' f ix i v i n i n ~ ~ B n n d e x t h o m e o v a - 8 \ U \ § l l 7 .{C0ntinu»ed_un Pls* four) ,Anhmmu .xc nv rrms,mg mm. narn.T h q O f f i c i a l P a p e r o f W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y ,N é b r a s k a ._-_..._ . ... nn 1 r\r\Al mums .nan r*nM'M¥2\N'|'Ask for "BLUE MBBQN BREAD"Kin DorothySsppenheld:pmt week.I- -ntmuocn u tha JRM . and HRobert"'.l'°"'°.;..,. U.:... .. =»<*°!=1!m°s-5: as-m¥.=:=:'.~39. @ °Ask for "BLUE mason BREAD"G E N H E A D . B D I U U U A U a . \ u u r 0 n . . u u \ . J \ J A . l 1 . u A ¢ J _.... ..» ¢»-- --- nude qnmlntionl.Eighthnadaun mimd omw a s d v e n um u H n lon amountof many 3_5 wgli i mllri ha vin :u w Pv o onz.M i n é v - M . " d a k x n h . f u n n thisvldnlty,lttendadLhq"BaiDemonstration' at the court houu theM1122 sma<lhelledcomf é Andrew lloiar Tlnusdny andPrklny.Mrs.F r m d :P n l b w ;andl n . E. C- Buniie hom! Lhxt nhemoen.4 Hr. andli n . J a n H n n g n n u s dbaby vi sltd dnla ltenauntm d lunrlc . lr. md Mn, Fnsznan Tuc ker. ez PenderSai-usdaand8m:<ll¥~f:we mud the wI\ >¢ a t th u mp zuzrhm'\:|\ Bumday :naming duringthu? manc e of uw rq-nlar pmnr..Allen Smith spent | couple of daysInn wa c k wi ns hh bmlhu , mm a t. Mulhon. Nebr.~T! wb ri ¢ | 3 ld x\ bmf $ a t| . h eE . W , mmy.~~~~1 '!¢." " " " " " * " " ' " ' ~'*'i=».v5'f'r.m§'.¢¢Luzwmmnany : " ' f ¢ § ; ' * ~ Mr. md Mru. NahBuchsrdtin d bnby spent. Sunday at Cn! Er|1:|0n'|. Gon na Rr sn wi nd at Hi ke La r- mlh $un|:la,1r.Mr. and Hn. Rudolph lloac kt and family |:a'l»d at tbl James Ryu, Br. home Sunday.»M nWalter Rapnenfielda n d lm. u mm~ Hr s .u m m m a m am i i p tu f e eLHrs. Otto Nelson hu been on Bw lic k lilt the put weak.Mn. (nuanc eJensenandl n .Rudolph Manuka have been caring iérrtheir mother, Mu J ames Ry an, 3 mlm hu bocn quita rick.Mr .m dMn .wu m S a vpe n te ldwere in Blair Sntzmduf.n. Sap-ponnald uking a treatment fmmDr. Mn . E d-|.- roment St.. Amger, Iowa, callad there last W\"!°klnhdu ar e f or her pa ren t: who In seriously ill.Mrs. W m. Behrmt drove tn B!alr l'ridly no get her daulrhter who came h\"D¢ to spend Sunday.F.. C. Burlic was a. business vidio; at Hoonor F1ld;y.Miss Hmmm Harmon retumed in s l nil.. of~ Neulpm||I223515 ¢h'l`€§°~. ~ f~r~ m~a'f»'*'*=1= F¢°*1» §= me na wksusMin Hinrde Carpenter vm s BefWest family.Mr;w-fn hu bienBrown Sealour, 4815 an-cku mman gdlqf T*"=="1°v-conflzied go her bedith fllngg forBrown Seal Flour, 242| mei:ggmlin lhrtnn Johnson spent nm dny scvnrll weeks.~ v m| Cum Flakes, 8pach|\a|._25 na.or Ih romo-~ana|..».'i'?;..'?.' ?f."i'=`§'.£»"'§=.'??.,=.,.\agarHg mg mg g ' » ¢ l¢ h : 1 u " n ; l; ;g g ;° °__;m1=°fb5>"=g.zo r|IBH n .L a u n'Ib£L,Mf t.wamlof her spdng vac ation with her als-'~mlane, ~r can, iamihr rise.~ ime mg snare m eo ml e e m n l e lRed Rivsr Ohio Certiild Seed Poufml. ~ bil.I me ~nr Ohlo c maa ed See d ramen I0 bu . lm. 0 Set Of E\cgant 0Match~ pgr box..-~ 1s SAS' rues~,|me #Urine work 'on hu farm there.Minn Ida MnGowenwas upfrom Omnha. and spent Sunday at :he pa- nrrltal Wm. McCo\\'en home.I n u kHornandfamilydrove xoOmaha. Sm dvrlliitli h1sp~'\r-e m u . M r . a n dn s . Jo h n H a m .C h u G r a y d r o ve t o O m n h l F i s h y a{ ~ Q Blackberriu. Logsnbenfiu. Pguhuma Afaples 1I Swift: White Soap, 6 hanlmy my come, ~an.55 Creamaf Rye.25.Pdlliohnk Br1;|§;.\t.Fpar package$0 Grape Nupe r g mtn g e'Q;. m i a. NO. 12m . A m WAgH1NGT0N_C0UNTy NEBRASKA, APRIL 19, ma.1 7 1 1 ?v v t n r FMBURBAU moms PIG c uqa s ma m' W I TH 'THEB L A I R c r u a m xn OF c o a w x n c s Curl A. Oban, Cnunly Agént. The decision ol the mm Chlmbef of rnmmene to e¢ropcra\e wid: the Fnrm Bunnu in booninvx boy:and girln club work il a iplsndld piezo of new to | lI than thlnkinx people wha Nnlize the vulue of this mation-vide monment. The pmgnm given by c lub num- ben at I-ha :uuncil rooms of lhc diy hall wu nn en opuner m thou town falls who Ind never bdora Iirtend in u :lub pmgnm.Pnildent Lippin- rou wekomed tha boys and leaders port and intend which would he giv- en them.Part of the Pho# made in- du d e l spccill club show at Blair next fall.It will be a great help in boosting interest in the oounty fair. Mr. Lippinoott glmmlaed the boys that the prize money would be so arranged that every boy would get a prize. Mr. Hin! brought the whole McClr~ 1 'thy Hg Club in for the program and : demonstntod how n c lub n uisrhd 1 |n¢!org\nhe~d.Afbn' clocking a pre- ! sldent Mr. Hin: turned tht chair over 1 to him and he pruided over the moot- ~ ing.The mon? way ln whic h tha ~boys canlod out their bualnen mee# Ing was a revelation to g:own up peo-~ple who did not rgalise before what ~'boys can do when given n chance. ;Walter Huber and Rollo Allen from § Foley"| Blue Ribbon Club gave n de- ~monstration on judgin g hm whic h want a Fordlon president. Hr. and Hrs. G. R. Davis nmmed Sunday from Emerson, Iowa, whgrc they had been wled th e p ous Wednesday by the serious illness of Mr.Davis' father, who vu elshw- four years and: two months old. They arrived bdsm death took him but he dim!shox1.\y after. Oscar Hopkirp entered a partner- 'lhip ~hi\lfhn hardware lnisiuem 1|ith Hu ma n Strtrvu and Wm.Arndt. on wif I 1 " .county fair and at q Fremont Club hir hit [LIL W alter H r 11:0 gsm an account nf his uEu to .u Interns- ~tiorud L i n S to c k S h o w u C h i n n last ml. Thi ! tr ip u anr dod evmr .| for the Italo of Nebraska.The fe- ;pp¢pl¢¢y md was s 'nd gwgkw Julius nndvtfe .nd ..ziv¢\=vudguv5=_§1 "'°°f"°°thntf.ilmil7\ndth»mtkmmmm\Enil!-3 155,154 |,._.~ smmnlyjoraaus GUESTS OP c. OP c . LUNCHEON' Representative John H, Johnson uf Hamm was in Bidi' Holiday in c um- lww with F. la. Bnoonraf Mama,also a member of the Stats Loglsia- ture.While hom both men w # atmndanca at tha Chamber of rn- mmze lunc heon md Mr. Broom gan n vary nent Huis talk urging ou the pclitieal lrldn ailing nttlliiun to what the pnlant legislature had. nr rathu' hid not dana. The gnntlenzm il from Antioch out in the wn te m p ut of th l I lli a I nd u mtu n lly i n z msu d i n un p o tu h ln d us tr y o fvr h hh h o ga n ave r y ln - teruting account.Nothim of tmporunna 'na dom at te animating.| r .| . 9 !' . ar " a w. R. c. HOLD FAHHWELL PARTY Over siact; members of the Womalfs Relief Corps gnthend nt the hom: of Bn. L. A. W llliunl on Int Monday evening, Aprii 18, to humor her andhar mother, Mn Parry Sfldm, who an active members of the Corps. be- fore they have for California £0 make their future home. Mrs W illimnl h u been u ti vd y ldsniidecl with the haul w. R. C. for so nuny aura. having hem president nf that organization for nina y url. tim. the membeau cud omoan regret vw muc h to have her have Blair permanently.~The -evening was spent in vlaiting and n committee of lnlles served |m.n.dwic.hea, cake and cothe at 9, into hour.The funily expect to Ianve June ist fo r th tvn lt. 1 |.._.._LOCAL 0v1=:nl=1.ow I l""|Clarence McCormick is doin; w-! 1:-enter work in Omaha.1 Reports are to the died that the Iiissourl ri-:er is rising. Mrs. T.M. Carter is recovering from s recent sick spdl, Mrs. Gilbert Tracy of gms.. was a Blair visitor on lost Thursday. Miss Hden Hustler, who is mand- ing the Conservatory ol Music ln Lin- coln spent Tuesday at the home of her parents. A number of the Blair teachers war.: down to omaha Wednesday ere- ning to hear Sc human-Helnk at the Auditorium. ,The Base Ball season opens next Sunday, Apnil 22, and the local beam will play a Fremont mem.Notice ad elsewhere in this issue. Andrew Crulckslmnk,of Omaha. drove up this morning to make n une; call on his parents. Air. and Mrs. Jas. A. Cruickshsnk. A number of new ears of various makes src bein( sold this sp:ing.I t is quite evldedt that some people eith- er have money or i.: The high wind!of the p ast two days are (very disagreeable ali!in parts of the state have been worth( havoc withthe wheat crop. Hr. and Mrs. George Adams of Cours..il Bldfs, Iowa came up r-day and spent the night 'lrith r sunt, Mrs. D. M. Rhonrlo8. r\eturnlfl¥ to their home this mornin! Fled lI1T\B» \tlln 1. perhsp.: as well known a chlrirldr to the onlc lals of Was n county as aw :nan in its ltisto , was killed Tuescteif in an elevaton. accident at the \Vorld»Her- lld bu ild!!! C. C. Van Benson ls doing his fs.rm» ln; this year the Focrlhon ny lravinl.sa ns pmu wly dlgh ls vmr k f ini a r m z .n.e m-.W e u p mo d u lu s COUNl`l' AllTHORl'llES HDLIJ MEEHNG DISCUSS PLANS FOR THE YEARS won!-I.ALLOW BILLS County Commissioners Room, Blair, Nebr., April 16, 1928. The Board of County Commissioners met pursuant to adlournment taken April 2,1923,with the following members present: H. C. Blaco, Henry T-gg-°== and Peter M. Tyson. e minutes of the preceding meet- ing were reed and approved." After a careful examination of the following bills on the different funds, it was moved ond seconded that the following claims be allowed. and the County Clerk is hereby ordered tc draw warrants on the different funds Hadand L. Chrlstensen (road dragging)3 16.75 0. L i. Ir e la n d ( uh h f o r April)50.00 Maurice Behrens (wa r y f o r April)125.00 tlaurtce Mehrens, Shcrlfl' (expense)9205 s. J . ne ver (mad drunks)19.80 19.80 21.00 X. B. Printing Co. (supplles)30.27 1-{. B. Printlng Co. (suvnlhl)121.86 Glen RlY (road dragging) K. B. Printing Co. (supplies) Avery Company (repdrs)10.73 N. E. Noy es eb-mm 1s.oo Austin Renehsw ($ho{_cling snow)7.50 Julius Stel'l'in slleveling snow)£3.50 B-eety Cont inz Co. (shovel- ing snow)33.00 D. s. Pritchad (ez. labor)11.00 Busty Contracting Co.(sand. cement, etc.)22.00 Henry Nohrnberg (road dns-ging)7.20 Henna Good (patrolmnlll 1 Henry Nohrrberz hhoveling 00.00 mov. etc.)2s.oo H. C. Blaco (Com. vm-1: andmi lu s l)126.80 I* Y OBFTUARY Funeral services were held for Ml!- Adsm Bronuner st the Latter p y Saints church at 2 o'clock last FlHay afternoon. she having passed away ~ Wednesday, .April 11 in an Omaha pitel. Melinda Nw Gilliland. daughter ol'Mr.u m Mrs."nab"a n n u m! n g born in Blair. Sept. 25, 1898 and was but a young woman at the time of her death.>.She was rnanrled to Mr. Brommll' in 1917 me baides her husband on leares one little child as immediate relatives to mourn her departure, aka hor parents and other relatives.r num: in the Bun c emetery .g "_" T '-r-eu:.131Nels Svendgasnl fshovellng ' ~ snow).S. Lloyd Brown (ahoveling snow)I |c. u. Cook (ma drssains. etc) 21,33 Hans Bcclc (labor)1 ' Peter J Christensen (road dug.L sins)~ A. C. Dgbel (salary)~ Annie c. Martin (NN W )1~L.Annie c. Martin, Oo. Clk.| (fl'¢iB'l\f1 etc.) Gust Munson (salary)2 Mrs. Beuns Vehrs (nursing)"1 ..; State Joumal Gb. (supplies) The Stewart Pharmacy (drugs for poor)Kennanl Co~Dp.Merc. Co.. (supplies for poor)D r . E . : L s m - u t w a r m '; lid fOr pour) Walter Larsen Garage (re- pairs)Sam Stevens (hauling pipe) Delmsr Feer (unloading pipe)~ Wm. N\ehaum'(r~osd dlirrinsl J. . Standsnd oi: Co. (UB) Geo. H. Michelson (road drag- m rRoy Landis (mqsring weeds)' s. C. Allen (road drsurlns etc) 19 Ed A. Stork (labor)8. Wm. Wolf (labor)1 H.C.B laeo (Fll*l¥ C¢m- u }V ~.'; I ¢ ~V 5o \ E4 s .||s n . . .l e n . .~~.1 ~ . f i ~( , u r .» n d u r » .n a n » x u = h » m ` ¢1mado1rutnE:no|I.¢l»nr8prh\n nli ttlaur ip. Tb e W . l l. C . h n | | n ¢ t n n l . |~ |»m¢nn»m>m~¢fur»..=:.n. =~~ art this a;H|'m00n. Hh s 'I'hllmn Underilnod,who teac hing lt Phttmnouih. ddtad !uvit| .tions malt for a eh~ p u ¢ y a t ! . h e h n m s o f H i u l I i n ~ ~ o f t h a t r i p w i t h a ~ m o l t ~ g n D l r h l l i ouunty Quia, D mg" 1=d==;_»;-p d u a b m u m b u 9 , u m w i in m e Hu r. , . , ; , , . ° : ° , C . m, , : 2 , . , a ¢ , i . . , .\» »f ~» » ~ = ~ » = = ~ » ~ > - - » ~ » ~ Di xo n md "w_ W qkgm, ,gm §'.'€.°,?°§£§"'Her husband died gave short talk!promising to do ' d d]:r en born Hreverything in their porn' to make ard Mrs. 3 f o u r o f mm; Washington county pig clubs the heatg j still' livin:Ch ar lm Bn nb us uin tha state.Mr. Wllkins brought nf 0 Ciiifornla g m v Bren- with him s whole nur dub from Suth-' Q én1;f¢,,,;|;. Hn 3333 -°»»~ \;§- promi lu lo "°" ' L. B. Gi llettlv(I {enrr ler$n d3i!' l~§» N c m n - u k s w a m H . C h r i . | u n l e n o f t h i l é i t y .R i t u - o M W u D U N D "~~~~b e i n g t n n c o u n t y a n a n a r m . :o f n b i l i t y ,p z a n " g e f u n e r l l n r v i e e n g m , DANA COLLEGE NUFES Mr.Ewan Petersen of Elk Horn, Iowa returned home Monday mer a woak'| visit with his sister. Min Agnes Putnam md vim friends at Dana.A numbor of students from Hldhml Slmhury, Finmont, visited at Dann Tuesday.They warn nxompumied by Prof. Loft. .1 former instructor at D u n .'I'heChonl Union left Sunday on their Ivrlnl tour.A tsnw club hu been formed by tho students, who are lawn of this sport.Two new courts are bein; hidout md them wiil noon be fob courts for student me.The school nuthoritiel have decided to dhcontizne the Saturday u n i o n of school. ' ~ l . 5 ~1 i........F r a n k J . N u n ( a x . I a b o r )11. 00 W m .H . M i c h e l s m m o w m o w i n g :15.15 R n b t r t H a d u n ( r a n d d r a g - g i fm a 27. 90 H a n a M a n c h a (r o a d d n ¢r i " = = ¢ >2 ! . l 5 H n n r y A . M e i e r ( m a d d m a - x i n a a n d w o r k )13.65 G M . E . H a i n i c o b a fo r p o o r )8. 00 R o b e r t M a d s e n (a h o vel h a g .. sn o1 r}e 1., 9 0 0 W a l t e r M u l s e n {|hovel!11|,' m o w ]8. 00 r r Q ~l n |_p h y d q u a a n d bne ecl iag a n f r o m W a s h i n g t o n c o u n t y d o u b t c a u n o m a n y u h o l u t b l t w e a r e o n d u m : DBITUARY .,, Ron C. Gardner vnu born in Gum-mr eounty, Ohio. Sept. 26, i845 ani died April 16.1923.D s t h a m ! m d d i n k y n a r o s u l t o f m a t t u k o t mo o F O R A a o n s s B illnud. who resides about fin miles up the buttam is nf-Hn thc o1m~ er of the tmtting hogs, Peter Bsdl. S o mlti ma b u t Hr . Hu m- A a we d to put with his bone nm! uveunlingiy p u t h i m u p n t l m d t w h i d l v n a i d - vertlued in The Enurnrlsl .Tho horn sold bringing what urn somklend by peop le in then pun t u s f ahu lou price.$5,600 was thu price paid. hut HI. Henud is |rn! herleman n i known them tho|~\u\;lah mul he fd t that the hone nn* worth mom mmf so heb ou gh th im b uh a n n u m $6,000. Arm- the purchase he :old Q :;»zf"snzm»x ln him an c. G. uhm: of Omlhl for $4.D00» Hr. Liberty il ahonhoraemln md will nc aPa'Ia'r Bud! thruugh Kentucky and 211| annih- arn nu ts :wh en they hu m r e d horns. Peter Bull ls sight y ur! old 0 i , . r . a i "S . ;;!° A. . C. Chriltsnnn (Ill and oil) an Eakinl (almoulin; mor)1 Aug. Bloom (shovvellng snow) Aug. Z{irlhuH (daonling snow) Cul Haeiarhenry hhovding snow)C. Sch-darsman (shouting snow) Raven Mckuen (shovelirg snow) Pau!Meierhenry (ahovelirq mow)Wm. Weitkamn {slnovding snow) Peter Wolf hhovellng snow) a.oo 8.50 2.81 1.69 1.12 1.23 3.38 1.13 4.50 1.13 ALONG 'nm DUITOM mmm Festa' Tyson shipped bro can of »»~;;; SM-Ith Omlhl but hlondny.4 ,Muller ,Q-ggw eom 1; Hun- liConmln ol He:-rnan || at ment uaixdng Mn. had Ray withgn uvrlnx., Nsum W u-rkkduiypad An r n l M m e l o u d l y .li m.P mDlnchnar nf Cohlmbun,e m uSunday usdin vhidngold udlhbon In um vi¢b\¢1.'hmo don Thnk ehon vua muk aatopps! on a ur at hop shipped hit gly ta S ou thOmaha. nc dvlng }| r| . E. A .D lxo n .vho vun vI¢ 1 in -of u ww m u m b u k . i s n mlo e i ln g vu r y li d ly s n d h s b ln wb en b o u r th e h o u u o n ly l p s r to l th z Mr. and Hn. J oe Bmdmr of Har-m mvhlted attheFred lietzler hams lu! Sunday.Mr. and Hn. Chu. Blmehani md LunllyofHen-nanma ltSunday vvmllll at the Mat. lvc non home.lr. md Hn. Randnll lvomm wentSunday with Hrs.!verwn'| mathfr \|\ Blair.Mu n n P m D u a n d wm Re h m( mm mwa h : n e n t & u n d ly : h a r - noon at Um Hn. Iverson lwma. ~! . r ~v| . L.int a IAn d ra. i l u g h ~a n d ' o i l a n dt h e o n l i 1.u n d ment Il k - f o r n d n v ..._...._. . . - . _ .- -._ - -z z é r o z r ro r - n m c o u v m o x - o r - ' - L T H E F A R M E R S S T A T E B A N K d B l a i r . N d a n s k l , C h u t e : N o . 1 5 4 2 i n t h e S l a t e n l ' N e b r u k n a n t h e c l o s e of b u s i n e s s M ar c h 2 8 . 1 9 2 3 . R E S O U R C E S Loom und Dbeounu..... ....... .. .. o vu e n l l m . . .n m c n . w w m a l a d n m c n u . e m u . al e .t au hd ns al l |u \r nu nn \ brands.. .. .., .. ..... .....lianinnrho\\|.~t\11ml\un o n n | 1 m r n . . . . . ... ...... .....f'n n n t u b » a » ¢ m l u s u lund tu mo n n| '\ d.. .. .. .. .. .. .... U l a h l l t l l ........ . . . ._. . ..........D n n r n l i l n t l o u l u d !\|.|\eh¢ nh...... .. ...... |n.~rrua t t n u a n d l u m l o l c m - » ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , r . 1 | o m *IIICL llck sbsmi u¢lu. ...1. \H 01 umm Ion mad:MH nsllhn\| rn.......Am I LIABILITIES n g r n n m P I M u a.... . .. .... .... U n l i f k l l i ~ l m a u u n l u m d n|\» bln \ua ¢h| ¢|u ... ... D e l i !! u t r t i l l e n u° l l ¢ o ° d = . . . . . . . . . . . . . .r i m s "ltI4|¢|!lll|.¢%¢¢ .Jas min 1| m n : s no1d¢nuuls................ C\| h\ \r "| ¢ he lm a n t a n n d i ufi l l t o Ih t l n l l l s a da n n u m: n u nNo t as a nd u na r ed b aa u nw d ml ln p sa lu a.......... .Dc ; - mi n o rs n au u u m u l L i l ! Tu l l l .... ... ... ... .... . 1:31.51 sa am ra u n H =°»;°° m r u n 4 : K o o l a s i a na n - I I S !u m a a s m m m 1 m m t u r n a u m s t i o n N e w 9.1 ana n - - I l l£39421 sa I ,C .M .H i t e h m l n , vi c epr e si d en t o f t h e a b o vs d n u n e c l b a n ' ¢ d o b e n c h ; s w e a rt h a tt h en h a vest a t e m e n tL I ! \ e I Q sr a |s f 4. - n u - n »Mr. md Hn R. Gaines are visit-lns Hr. Gaines* grants thi! week.i f : . L . K r e y mr g vr u a b u n i n e i tseller in our tity one day tart week. H r . miMrs.H. Edanrdswere YilitlngBh i r 8Hr .andl i n .C h uAnderson,nrhu hue been visiting |nCu'|ifomia thepesteightmonths,renamed 'mme llundny evening.Ulu .Tune J ennnnt visited at the E. Wright. home last wreck.Mr. and Mn. J. Skeleton of Coun-°i1 Bluln spent Sunday at the A. J. Swihart heme..Hr. and Mn. George Anden-on of ihmuonbepent Sunday at the H. G. Ven Deulen home.Hin Ninn Ward of Elkhom mem.the week-end a the L. E. WerdpomeMin Dllms r Fra uen o f Herman visited at the Nell Hemen home lut '1reekT~'»-lrln.GeorgeRobertsonandchil-dnla,Mer!end Leland, wereFre L dwBstvnliII.'nonppenln. £'...'lLiu¢dnn and nanddautb-hr. Opd Yvrlr. we re Omah a vul- enrs Bltulder ande g g :l i l uRuiHe ldspentthe week-and with home lodks.The Hillel Berth Anderson andBasie Pehrwn :peat the week-end wid: hom!folks.Hn. Ge:tie Neale endmn.Joe.spentSaturdayand SundayatLhe lolm Blle-0 heme.Kr.andHrs.H.C. BkazospentQundq; vt i su th eG. Johnson homen1.oo.Mr. Chu. W ildenon was n Blair drihar Snndzy.Mr. and ln. Chen. Knudlen spent. 'Sunday in Omaha.H n .D.s.Pritc hard vililzd hermother in Omlhl last weak. Hin Ruth Paseo visited in Omnha Int weekend. \ W d n e ld ln&(hL'haellctlua m only I| ( u w d u n .l n u m m tvu mad: ln the Arlhuwn unmtary .Emil Noumnn And lmllv. Yho Anin Germany , hlvu nut ward that thuwi l l mt n e u n w lma f l a -All olMmchold goodsm s .r m u u n»-dwen nold d auc tion Saturday dw- noon.llin mm Mutem al Po'\¢. Nebr.. vixiud from Pfidly uni!! Suudgy nt (bn hom! ol her pamnto, Hr. md ln . Ha r r i s I n te ll-Ihl uma RMA 01' Roeldold ml-:§;.°|R»¢Hond, Ill.. returned la Mr dntiu on Sntmdgy.R.. J . 'Cnpsnhoft of 0m| |\|hadth e mi n imum o f b mldr u h h ar mh nn Amldmt thm this week.Min Lllllu W lmnglo ntl np mi dm week-and lnOmlh lv\si¢In¢vdzh Nh t h t l .like Hulvnnmr ld! B ltun lay forum ma. C c lllln fn la whi rl he wi ll s a n d ( h a mme r .Hohu bosn em-ploy ed m nm n Auhlnl y di.Hn . mu C o lu mn o fOmnhsv u w o d l u t v u n k n t t h e h u m o l l m x l y ter. llrs. o. C Robo1(s~Mr.md lin. G. l. Pleldc fenter-wnnd l numbpr of ohdr frlmdu xx nllx o'4-loek dinner Thunday evenlny. JohnnlaLi mbofP1-uncutv umondlu N1 vnutlw at th! ham: an lr. and Mn. Pnd R¢m»vr.A lu n mu nb vr o f Mon d l u th ho: l\ r. t\\ | h a I| W 0 llllL md\ | n l.V lo -io r ' Rln ld \ md nn h e r mm, B vl- vln| mh ed lme ou lalmqvnr.Thelhdnlvl' vu glvu by Minn Box-nld and Clsr llllBddlrlns.um Fa nny Stud s nunhnntI m :hor tndlll dutlu nu ac count ol pin! a nffDick Qdv onterulnad A number al hh \~o\m|: lrhmll IZ | Nnhdlarilon W dmadnrGmac \n¢\: a h mu m va n mio y ld b y dl th an p n m r .Mn. HI Sc hmldianddunlhhel Lo u ln . un F nmu u t p n ue n n fi m B a t u d xl mMnn hlll.w h ,me nd a ~ . : " ° ' ¥ ' £ B ' ° m n : g w " °.?"»' ame o1. annDeo. Maumhlll.,Ti m D er mu wrv c o mm,undnrdxsuoervixion el lllsl Enhvn ldnnhll he/ldat theCnninf silnnd:hun-J v uvron byHenry Neldenliwno aul. humerolu nut and Oliva Unlun on the dnlnatlc dde.Hn. lmvnnoe Utterbac k hub u vervlll for soma thne.Bay Mums and iln. Ray llutem '°" '*°::.: vlwvnen "2»"'i"'&'.¥a asIBarnum JdJunvblntl u . C l k . n a W e b b . m m uhas i n K aa nud ' Dmn da y e nn lnPrd ( Too ol Pi ano. mid Thur d u l o u h u p w q d u r i t h t m l n n h l nm-urls.ln . P u n k B r p h w o n h r td n o dnu.mb| a-ollrlsndnallqmlltln-pu* hi lly u f b mo o n .A dlllclonltvcourse lunch was nerwfl.'l'\w¢| prnm! wma Kudamnl H. w. Sc hollgf- J. C. Blackburn. J. A. Mule. Erfond, Wm. Bun, wm W hitlo und Johnn.li m. E do rd o l Stlp li mn t, n w!odSarundny tolur lvamod mw u k k v l d tn lt h e h a r lma f h d m gb w .lr . a n d i lu. llmlu v.lh y m o n d lmn r we n ! to On iu h m H 0 h u w u d ¢ v o li t i o n ¢ » ; , 5 , ; ~ u n a - P m»r`- m myuArllngtmdr o ol an d mmmn d lu r mmm i a eighmh nods aumlulinnn Thundunl Friday under dn mpavlllon Mi n K a th r y n Mm:Mr. .Ibn (hmeliul nd Kina KI nm May er a\w\da<l nn Amninrl l(ian banquetIn Omlh l'l1\und waning.Twn d o n ln nn nlusnded gg" two hnndned vsten.Tha 1w i n v m a m d w u m o n 1lawn board.C. G. Marshall.P.Cxdy and J.D. Neuron.Thane an-vo on the .mod baud are En Elmer und Joe Rhea.lm Louis# Earn!! went za I.¢o!n Sntvnlnv nm1\'~m spend ss -k an d -mn ho me muHi a Es i ln r I h nh n ll.uutoed Unmln Frldny to :paul dm wack-4 f l u x m mHn . Ha rm" J u n ¢Huu \ an d IJw Bannon vane. la Omulu lendNi! \ !| rr y h ~wofKmm rd4 U l uCunnano| _ ifhmnna n|I ALONG 'nm DUITOM mmm Festa' Tyson shipped bro can of »»~;;; SM-Ith Omlhl but hlondny.4 ,Muller ,Q-ggw eom 1; Hun- liConmln ol He:-rnan || at ment uaixdng Mn. had Ray withgn uvrlnx., Nsum W u-rkkduiypad An r n l M m e l o u d l y .li m.P mDlnchnar nf Cohlmbun,e m uSunday usdin vhidngold udlhbon In um vi¢b\¢1.'hmo don Thnk ehon vua muk aatopps! on a ur at hop shipped hit gly ta S ou thOmaha. nc dvlng }| r| . E. A .D lxo n .vho vun vI¢ 1 in -of u ww m u m b u k . i s n mlo e i ln g vu r y li d ly s n d h s b ln wb en b o u r th e h o u u o n ly l p s r to l th z Mr. and Hn. J oe Bmdmr of Har-m mvhlted attheFred lietzler hams lu! Sunday.Mr. and Hn. Chu. Blmehani md LunllyofHen-nanma ltSunday vvmllll at the Mat. lvc non home.lr. md Hn. Randnll lvomm wentSunday with Hrs.!verwn'| mathfr \|\ Blair.Mu n n P m D u a n d wm Re h m( mm mwa h : n e n t & u n d ly : h a r - noon at Um Hn. Iverson lwma. ~! . r ~v| . L.int a IAn d ra. i l u g h ~a n d ' o i l a n dt h e o n l i 1.u n d ment Il k - f o r n d n v ..._...._. . . - . _ .- -._ - -z z é r o z r ro r - n m c o u v m o x - o r - ' - L T H E F A R M E R S S T A T E B A N K d B l a i r . N d a n s k l , C h u t e : N o . 1 5 4 2 i n t h e S l a t e n l ' N e b r u k n a n t h e c l o s e of b u s i n e s s M ar c h 2 8 . 1 9 2 3 . R E S O U R C E S Loom und Db eoln!1..... ........... o vu e n l l m . . . . ......n m c n . w w m a l a d n m c n u . e m u . al e .t au hd ns al l |u \r nu nn \ lianinnrho\\|.~t\11ml\un om |: m r1 n. . .. .. . .. .. . _. .. ...f'n n n t u b » a » ¢ m l u s u lund tu mo n n| '\ d.. .. .. .. .. .. .... U l a h l l t l l ........ . . . ._. . ..........D n n r n l i l n t l o u l u d !\|.|\eh¢ nh...... .. ...... |n.~rrua t t n u a n d l u m l o l a m u s e ...... ...... ...... . u l ! ! c m - » ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , r . 1 | o m *IIICL llck sbsmi u¢lu. ...1. \H 01 umm Ion mad:MH nsllhn\| rn.......Am I LIABILITIES n g r n n ma m u a8 \| 1 » ' \ l | # .~U n l i f k l l i ~ l m a u u n l u m d n|\» bln \ua ¢h| ¢|u ... ... D e l i !! u t r t i l l e n u° l l ¢ o ° d = . . . . . . . . . . . . . .r i m s "ltI4|¢|!lll|.¢%¢¢ .Jas min 1| m n : s no1d¢nuuls................ C\| h\ \r "| ¢ he lm a n t a n n d i ufi l l t o Ih t l n l l l s a da n n u m: n u nNo t as a nd u na r ed b aa u nw d ml ln p sa lu a.Dc ; - mi n o rs n au u u m u l L i l ! Tu l l l .... ... ... ... .... . 1:31.51 sa am ra u n H =°»;°° m r u n 4 : K o o l a s i a na n - I I S !u m a a s m m m 1 m m t u r n a u m s t i o n N e w 9.1 ana n - - I l l£39421 sa I ,C .M .H i t e h m l n , vi c epr e si d en t o f t h e a b o vs d n u n e c l b a n ' ¢ d o b e n c h ; s w e a rt h a tt h en h a vest a t e m e n tL I ! \ e I Q sr a |s f 4. - n u - n »Mr. md Hn R. Gaines are visit-lns Hr. Gaines* grants thi! week.i f : . L . K r e y mr g vr u a b u n i n e i tseller in our tity one day tart week. H r . miMrs.H. Edanrdswere YilitlngBh i r 8Hr .andl i n .C h uAnderson,nrhu hue been visiting |nCu'|ifomia thepesteightmonths,renamed 'mme llundny evening.Ulu .Tune J ennnnt visited at the E. Wright. home last wreck.Mr. and Mn. J. Skeleton of Coun-°i1 Bluln spent Sunday at the A. J. Swihart heme..Hr. and Mn. George Anden-on of ihmuonbepent Sunday at the H. G. Ven Deulen home.Hin Ninn Ward of Elkhom mem.the week-end a the L. E. WerdpomeMin Dllms r Fra uen o f Herman visited at the Nell Hemen home lut '1reekT~'»-lrln.GeorgeRobertsonandchil-dnla,Mer!end Leland, wereFre L dwBstvnliII.'nonppenln. £'...'lLiu¢dnn and nanddautb-hr. Opd Yvrlr. we re Omah a vul- enrs Bltulder ande g g :l i l uRuiHe ldspentthe week-and with home lodks.The Hillel Berth Anderson andBasie Pehrwn :peat the week-end wid: hom!folks.Hn. Ge:tie Neale endmn.Joe.spentSaturdayand SundayatLhe lolm Blle-0 heme.Kr.andHrs.H.C. BkazospentQundq; vt i su th eG. Johnson homen1.oo.Mr. Chu. W ildenon was n Blair drihar Snndzy.Mr. and ln. Chen. Knudlen spent. 'Sunday in Omaha.H n .D.s.Pritc hard vililzd hermother in Omlhl last weak. Hin Ruth Paseo visited in Omnha Int weekend. If You Buy a Conper-Clad Range Next Week\¢»f»¢J3noE ll-".X 1 nr;, ~mmm"FBEE" menu that this warn does not coat Dapper-Glad buyen a. single penny.It is a. rewtrd for buying while the "Dapper-Clad Urank" is huge and u oiferod byhim w inst- lSpecial DemobtrationSale of C o p p e r - C l a dR a n g e s; ' n rF d r O n eW e e kO n l y I is ~~=r ) " ' 1 presented him with anotner lllrlIles .....- ____,._ln the shape of an infant daughter. H is ho ing that both partnershipserepwill prove sucot!-lful.` Mrs. Jessie Foster, formerly Miss Jessie Clark, a listen of Miss C o n Elmer Madsen (shovelirvg snow)» Ed Madsen tslmvding snosr) il-is Anderson hhoveling snow) Harold Johnson (shoveling |snow)sCarl .Tuul (ahoveling snow)Clark of Ft. Calhoun, was a Blair visi- ~ John P uson (ahoveliug tor Tuesday.The Clarks were form- erly well known in Blair. Miss Cara belrir the distinction of being the(Ionly "Postrnlstneu" that Blair has. ever had.. On lost Tuesday evening,Henry Beard, who lives north of Blair, was the victim of a little surprise. the oc- casion being his 78th binhday.His son. Byron Beard and wife and chil- i snow)Callie Wrhzht {ahoveli:n,¢ snow) Gwrzo Nelson (shoveling snow)ilean Ryan (slleveling snow) Albert Madsen (dmoveling snow) Cart' Anderson (shovellng snow) Carl (hristeascn (shoveling snow)Walter Slpponhnld f ahoveling dre and Mrs. ld Iverson. and family.;snow)nwho are of the same neighborhood, spout a social evening.A nice lunch Hans Mencko (ahovellng snow) Harry Madsen (ahovellng families are requested to be *"°'°"*§aod»1ph Stork [slleveling snow) on Fdday evening. April 20, when agood program will be given and the state manager is also expected to be present to give an address.Members of the dillerent camps of the eountv are requested to come and med with .City of Blair (current forIMarch) Danish Luth. Publ. Houseg(bniding ta: schedules) -sumasnl on co. (oil)nnamsker road cl 90°| W w. Day fshoveling snow)oo roaue me auureua . . . \ v - . . . - . ,Th9.00 Mr. Niederdeppe (ahoveling stressing the ral\\e_ of allowlmz "'°"tho home § ; w ; § ° ; h : ' C ' ; : ` " "Wand came yeateruay or use misss 1.50 A 5;°Wl 1.88 to have their own business to msnase esoept Qu , ; ¢who d not 5 of a boy to Hr. and Hel. Lam AM- Stronger lahoveling an srl soo at the use when they an most eager and .tim to t he |nl»d\ of om dry.Hrs. naspseh is at 1.50 W Rlen (ahoveling snow)2.6310 take humid, rather than xvaltint un- rg 5 "e 8°re.h present in gmaha.1.50 Farmers Gr. & Lbr. Co. (sand,Itll they are grown before sivinz them ra renbarger was a -:roman w o '. .was highly respec ted for her many The long expected has happened at cement,ete.)18.83 the least bit of nsponsib-Intv C1»~'~l .1.50;Far|1l Bureau (g A8201.lrolls and o rouldn"cheer for u"_vlrtueo. a good mother and always in- last and Tekamah has a new poshaal- 15g mileage etc.)23-Mn Chamber of Comm m were given by tereato-d.in the welfare o l thoso'ter.Harvey Loereh received tha ap Petersen ine Co (re lns)5 15' Q,1,M,"c h h t th around her.In early life she beeamslpolntraeat on last Friday, April IS. 459 ns |e f ' l f ' "s o m v w a 'lamemberodthethristianehurchaudp3wiArndt-Eny der Eotor Cu. {re-2 5 5 vo d well for a tlg year in c lub lived the and she Wm be , I S # g f g i a y . A p r lllf i ,nomugg on omrs sro "e un a year,u300 R. B. Printing Co. losses-,mi"°d br o hrs* circle of friends.ic ity .lil o e Monday, April as by $.50 1\°'1'\' FJ="l=li¢~s)229.05 -ge., 1_ud¢y lloCa1'tl1y nur, memben \closlng and their officers .artendinl a lame: ms. c e. (supplies)10.05 who took part ln the program were3. 00 K lop p mm c e . (p r ob ate aurora Nielson. president; 'rss Ped- 2.25 16.41 =»»»| 2.8.5-0 15.30 1 reoondl 44.00,¢rsen. dee president: Flnwl Hina. sec~ 8.00 Depot Store (supplies for \ .'retary: Herle Grover, Russel Hard 30°poor)4.53 son.Bernard Thompson.Russel Me C well Lhr. & Gr. Co. (coal Donald. Ned Hindlor. Elmer Ander-I 53.50 REBEXAHS CELEBRATE bankers' coavsatlou which alfa;-aleenvenesattlmlstimeotthoy aarAt the regular meeting of the Ro-' bekahs last Tuesday event!! four new Teltarnall has settled her school' candidates were initiated and the question for another yearat leasfand 'invent was celebrated by an dahorata has rehl:ad har vrbole teaching force. program and refreshments.|Sup't ramona, who has been than nd M J u d Ta lo r non -s o to ra mambo ro iy ea rsh as th ed tu a-was served during the evening.' wxo ' q )1.50 'nf poor)son md Howard Thompson.Mr s rs afA" W . 0.W membe ,md th 5 .alter Nelson Lshoveling snow) lww J. Sas isuppllal 20.95 .5 ,f th e i n g 'gi ,;| in m d w b .ra e r D. S. Pritchard lpslrolmenl 100.00 "":F;';l";'°H du Mtulier (unlm'39g5g An invlwlon is extended to anfprssoltt J . .into ti me . F Q 0 . - . li ` . 1 n o ma n .*P 'a ns coun Y noun of bovs or girls in the county1`ay lor's illness of aomr tlma bac k.g m C ° m w \ r t m o d m °-gg to start a dub of the kind they pre-:About a hundred members were pre- edubtle ~ was a '*"""'°'°'Z W Stueokel snow ish x l 4.,fer-.The eountv scent will ho rlad,seut zo enjoy the oocaslop which will one Yam been " u n d for ms ol!! DNS Store (dross for tocome out and help organise andw j o o g be remembered.bi s mn , c h a d . n d ' M P°0rl 635 B w ! e n s u i n g c e . m o f t .; truss south oi Herman,ew.)2,011.10nmn on C1010 No. as, on one ~ ";,3;..'§°4 rss'- sion.J. P. Stmls (milk for Pwr)The women sehool.dlatriet., Ne. 2|s,.Cl1fi1 D wo n ivlmeli n s Two Dollars was snowed J.Harold ln the southern part of the c ounty snow]3.00 Stewart. by reason of being a flrernan-Mllbu s s o o C o . r m .I on motion the renewals for Moth- wlll present the play. 'All on Account|rn 2.40 On motion the refunding order of started.A oombcn of nasf cluba are beimr started and it promises to be one of the btvreet yours ln elub work. CARD PARTY cloud has a silver lining and not that as me Hr s Henry Lorensen. a'"' ls better, hs benmosaddonly lll.Iha ravtewery wi l l b e s t h o m s t o 'Hao annual trip to Omaha al guests r..;..nf the Union son: Yards ce.nn _ o» e ta n; c ms d i str ic t. ' "' * "' * "° " =3 '.~.12."i.i".f.'§'"2'1."Z ';" =1==»3g~=;; 12 ine Omaha Chanmber of Commerce will .be bigger than ever.Club elhibils at all Fira Ire wwnlvinz more and l rnhe f friend at " s w"l m§.`{'.`f.l.,' eeveolng. s There . 2 3 M o i t h e 3 ' : ° " " ' a s h i s ~ J r . h h ,_wo years ay.and much interest vras mani John has gh, ssl L . ot Polly" at their school house, next*cards)6.1s¢;1'Pensions was allowed 'to Viola more attention.11 amount o fun gene.; in the The fmt , u j f i l hWI? evening. Miss l|'¢lnl!red .\n¢n,S G. Adms Stamp £ Sta Co.i»»1=»==»»~1 ard Sylvia Hupp.loud eh- ,»~».,u,.¢ nf reel swat:-tion PH daughter of Mn. and Hrs Clyde Allen!(auto Plates etc.)150.135 On motion the llrst quarterly re- due to ,rg well done that esn be ob-ol' the Wnnch district. has the lead- K.. B. Pri!"inf Cu. iwvullesl 4.96 non of E. (L Jaeksgn, Clerk of tlse.mn¢.d through club work should cause went to gi" Julio Sierk ,md wanamls-mm: to October 1, or ,ith gb, hi;ln; part.The teachers of the school Peer-J. Chftilrnlen (road |Dlslz'ict o e m ,was received.r r more clubs to he started.Loreosen.A delicious lunch sras Sunday paper $1.50. is a new special :soo 0 the bo d of A. N. Bal-5 served by the hostess.rata good only in Nebraska ard ad- vrene won by Mrs. Claus Mehrenl uufof sts 395 4Mr. Geo. Ohrt. The consolation prlses Only one dollar for the pn, State ra motuon n 1 -inlnlnlr states.Every family can af- 3 Q ,gl fai.51 ll. | I THE COPPER-CLAD RANGE w r r a w a r n : m a n n . ' r m m m m s "Copper-Clad" means pure Shut Coppoer 1| pinned BB !!WlIN the swsaty asbestos md range body.To nlneo it ekewharo would be lik: dinrblngon wp of 1. roof to nt out of the wet. '11mrl<!l¥ in mt as Jung! as uale n u m m n u s t . sau. cnmsx vAu.B1r Nm frm. fnilnurinf sevlnih uid alnu n " ' °' " ; ¢' ¢| , L. 1 j. ata n k m u l é m n m n t F o n t a n "l'!»:nnd.n.y nd Friday.CilrlnlbiAlvinWilkeninx,WalterNinnFianna: and llu-is Huirifk.Nnr h lc li un r,Auvud.Kerimy William Holunzm mn Nic he e : a . l » r u ~Hr .ilu. A}b¢1t Inllmluahahir'spent I'ridagravmiz f st C111Xuhlmu: imma nurm mWm. imuuan is having his 11 r:»lhllied» K!<lWiIlnn of Nic k:in dam; ihe job.Emil Lnibnan mdWm. Hai'm. u\ zg a hd li ng mm Mo nd av H i nA r u nClxrltbanlru1 'faanday mreninl at the Wm. 1 eninz Imran.. me Misa Sheehan and Hi m Gnee Barry. A Mine Nelson from Dorchester, Ncbmlka h"l been hired u Commer- cial teacher in the Bla'n Hirh schooI for the coming 3-car.bliss NeI~o;\ is n Universly ltudent and come: from the former h o mr o f Mr.and Hrs. Ski,rJ:le Other teachers havf bc en hula;Otto C. Bierman (cutting brush) 8.001 lard, Manager of the Poor Fam. wufA m i t Honlware {snppiies}953 apnmved.I A. C Debel (cowl in case of |Moved and seeondfd that the offer Rr. of Nebr. vs. J im Sauer.bo settle the ease of Dunid Murray White)715 agairst Washington eour ty for Kontinental Xornpourrl Co.1350.00 be nccepud and the warrant fsuppliee)9.50 be drn\1nl for sail l.nlov\°t in £1111 w. L Hindley (worit on plm¢: or |~=-\ chi "1.Curried. tractor)76.00 On motion 15:9 Bosml ndjeurnmt to A number of gopher poisoning de- monstra*'on|me beinz given this week.The cluincca seem good for hsvhre a few rn-fions scattered over the c ounty when men can Iook and nav "There r e '\~-~e good (naw-ra who mrnnge to keen the gopher: §Io.rn.Why |:nn't we nil do it?"I t |°'" be dove.We inet :mother chore `hired but ns yet ihe mltter has not Ilernmn J vnxblulh tfhovelhw me e : A p I so m a .H-ddr-4 to fha modern rumen lm of been nuffidently di"ll¥30d 10 m:!:e -I snow)1.83 Annie C. Mnr"",who-ra. md the bigrmelt money is made WU inteiligent. report.:HM I n g a h h o ve li n g s n o w)2.63 County Clerk.a; chore: where the choreman know: i '1 : ;__~ i m T h e L i n c o l n J o now. 'rm 1. me lantin week for Ne- The Homin : wwf il the only one I p sbrllkn.A me is n wonderful u,§,|¢§1har. can be delivered an _.g»»1g.;»»=- wh n ~.to to look at sa and ilunk the mm dar nfinled o er nof T ° - M L are stil a number orivewr are n day lah.The J°'""°*| fnqnsteadl in ilall old settld munzy me only sevemdly . u n a m e when the only mme is behind mm, Press new in Linc oln.Your whole building.Sc ho o l mmm especially. family wilI.enjoy the special futures need belutify lnz niong this line.. hwof The Journal.W hy not if? this friends have pienty of chances to do triad offer.The sooner you amd any good work yn,order the more pepen you Will ni- John »;;;»=-fp 'QL' °r,'°'°"; Imn1gornlng nm] il gating :long nl u eouid be apvded.Runry Mmndahk mme downHermanSundny w:paid the wish hams fdksm m mI Sl.u m n w - vuw#dllmtlh wilh Mi ns Hln nk 1 :1Arth ur Buh n hu be en busW weak nhroddlng com fodck me r W u b m xWm. 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W h e n sho es be c o m u acu ti ed p e c l e d r u b t h e m w i t h t h e w h i l e o f e u .It w l i l p a s t e t h o b r o k e n p l ; d o w n . A ; ~ f 4 /'AH?S T| N5 ~ .'?§ , ¢ ".; ¢ ; ' 3 é f ' EL o o k . f o r ` § = = + : :~ % / I C E ~ i e 1 ' 0 S S "- _ - ' a ~w - . . . , -' 3 /a g d C i 1 ' C 1 e 1 m a a n n a o n E m r m a c m m m m 0 fmfeadafKaL¢omine orWall Paper ; "»2.'.'»2' § 5 1 i ' . f 'a."3!».'"»»2"»'_ § s " l ' ; " L * ' . i " " " * " ' _ ' ; ' i iG.-aa-um-»A u » - N - 4 1A a .¢. . . . ; ' : ¢ , . . . .. . . . . . . . , , , . :j' ; j. ' 2;.',.,,,.'r, .*x. .. . .. , ' r i f e p e r m i t ~ . " - I f o n n n E ve n i n g a : h o c t h a t i n b o t h c o m m - m m ¢ l'11nacx1r»t.n g l l s h .. `..-. r a n y o t h e r ba k i n g ~ '~po w de r.u n r r t n f * u n w a u n lC A I - ~| Ulwuunus" " l n - _ - - r1 :] ¢ _ ; -n * =s f ' e U ~ .l a n ~. , v m . - . BLOUSE IN FAVOR DUESHUUSEWIJRKLIKE :gag mv .~ 9 r ¢ ' . . 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Grlpe-Nuts, that lemonswheel-ang!-melted-barley loada|§ppEe| iron, phosphates emi Vitamin from the netuml irlin; and an ite splendid, well- rounded nutrimenl and easydigestion ix is e wonderfulbuilder of health and energy. There'| e delightful dmrmof erilpness and devor toGrape-Nun-| welcome serv-inl lt 's g me al.Reedy toservepmeremmorlmlk. Order from your grooey to- dey. Tpere ere sqm? eermgu,providing exception!! npunsh-ment, i'a;ri»=\=°¢° of thu tml;_ eoonomn food.1 co m bi n at i o n U ! b l lc k a n d w h it e .Th e r e a r e s o m e a t t h e n b l o u s e s w i t h w h i t e cr e pe de c hl n e fb r t he fo u n da t io n . D o u c e t h a s b u i l t a r o u n d l g l l e t o f a n t i q u e ta p e st r y I.bl o u s e o t cr e p e g r o n e t t e a n d s a t i n u s e d i n c o m b i n a tl u n .F o r t h e t h r e e p i e c e s u l t a n t h e r e no Int e r e st i n g l l t t ie b l ou s e s m a d e o f a eo m b l n a tl o n o f cr e p e a nt i t h e mn t e r i n l us r d fa r t he a ul t . A l l o f t h e c o u t n r l e n h a ve a g r e e d -- . n Frenoh Designers Are Giving At- tention to Ggtrment lor Costume Suit. I The costume mutt huvllllt evolved to a stage where the separate blouse embo made a aan o f lt .we Ilnd tits French deatgnera glvlng their attentloa to the taloule. wrltee a Part: faahtoucorrespondent ln the New York Times. The consequence u tmt we are pro-aesttetl with new sty les and drllllll wl1lr:h please not only by their artlIl1'7and beauty. but have tt stroll lPD1'l1 iaemuse of thelr eeonomlutl posdblll- iles. Martial et Armand are embroldertng their blouses with woot to create lBulenrtnn effect. They also have man:of henry whlte crepe de rhino und crepe georgette.The wristbands are mule lu look like pemleot hruoeleta brmeans of the llttle rlbbous and buckles taatened io them. Jean Patou lhovu a stron: prefer ence tor the sailor blouse with an lx tnmely youthful look.Th e n are many blouses ol soft moe trtmmedwithornamentalbrnldlngsorarlth fancy pleeea ot ribbon, which ure made to need out.There are eo-me thlnblousesmodeofGower embroidered ammnelntue atsle of the Second em»pin.li s a :of these hlousea have jabota ot laes and collars of laes to be worn wlth the strictly tailored ault.The lace la cream eoloretl in d 1.1: tremely tlne ln texture. Beer u making hlouaes of ren: lseetrlmmed srlllt bands of crepe or ta! tetl.lie also has blouses of erepe deehlne. eruhroldered with metal threads ln all-over patterns, to be worn withcults where tlaelr rorrewmm :none at the from of the eoot when lt ls len open.There are blouses with Rul-dun embroidery and some trimmedwithchenillegalloon.Others show aw.4 l \r Porfact Mother-InLaw. WHY TIKE glmvas 1 Dl~ry by séoneo Hu xmas from nl, nourness and hearbhurmaml I sr.:realy our wanted to eat lloadachel.hlliounnell and pain:In my buck kept ma in hot water, and I hardly our got any restful sleep.My ne rwni re re oxdtu dn nd lvnu ao ru ndown lt 'ru all z couid do to look after mr housework.-x searched me dt: mr me 11;-hr mwiclne,and consider It fortunul that I fauna Tlnlae.lnamuuon. ilu pleases:and nerrcumeu neva' homer me naw, I can do my houn- work Like It was play. and am stron; l l a t n . /"S i nc e t a k i n g T m l n c m y t r o u b l e l h a ve l a ! ! m e , a n d I n e ve r u m o f u n - In g m o n : l t . " d e c l a r e s M r I.Jo ha nn a. L m x e , s o m N . 1 1 2 1 ! S L . K l n l - l l c u r . l i c . g M0090 011 Hut.A fur dwm of llnuml all applied run 0 cloth to the oumdo of the nn non or th0 Inaldl ot the oven will ch ic ke n,S h e h u p e n r e e : h e a l t h m d 1 r o u n z m i n d .S h a In t h i D l r t e c t m o t h e r - In - l u v, Th u r s l l s l vr l y l l c l l a n u o t h a t y o u lm of thlnn from the old farm.Sho:eu along benudfully with her nuns lmlur and daughtersin-hw.Bhcknows now to plana her |r;n¢!eh|.l dna without zpdllng them and nun-mx their dlgemlon.She know: hon In g ~ r f m~She llwayi arrl~es the day y ou and har. and neu: nun l. Roplncod FYIWI1- q uP i l l s m l n n : g i v e t e m p o n r y n u n ! fr o m c on s t i p at i o n on l y a t t h e ex p a n s e ~Ta~la~c~ ~ for ~lo by nl~ ~|006 ~-th u .Onr aa million botthl ioldf-~ Advvnlument. llllfd.In tact. black and white are smelling lnflnx ln engraved capitals.Cerina and nary form number comhlnmon nm me Fwnrh :hint writ ur may a.but um year there nge berry :nd nlvymy and nary or navy with almond green. perchance. in malerlals this y ear than in dtilor,mapa or trimming. 'there are mo aldes to the choice ot :olor-one the costume hat, the otherthe smart new hat established br :he mantle malsona.Color does not playsolitaire in one maart shade, but an- urcn "present" in may tones. nama-Pd shades-eapndne. purple. opal toCleopatra4-frm:standing aut-but black and 1|hits are equal ends at the accompany limbo hrlms ohm enough.A! lent irregular brim eds" of some amber-wise rvgulu blocked shapes anofnecessitychicandthosebound with rlbbem--and not a nereomwed binding oilher--whipped over. or fluted edgui ribbon run riot at present. Straw. halt and vllri woven nbbonlare entering the at;Ee Acid :no-and will mean nmrh a n :ummma hem *lawn of On-I.' 'I don't llkl then mulor harm." I .at 1m a h l t n d a r a n c a n f o r . - L i t a A: Nujol 1| not n. medicine or lul-tlre, it c annot mpc and, llke punwater. lt za harmless and vi;--=== Nujol ll med ln leadlnl ltnll.Ge:n homo from your R ( d n toay.éA.dvez-dnment. sell. In perfect health a natural lnbrlelnlkeep: the food 1|alle soft and m0Y111¥ But when constipation exists m u num:J lubrlcnn:is not sulmlent.Docton prescribe x m l becnula itneu lik; mls namnl lubric ant andthan secures regular bowel movement! urly appearance .this naman.Whlm ls winning its wly beyond all dreanunfor this uma of the year.It was mea out ulzhfls in winter Jun before theslit tml: uma ln. but ll did nut fox!! Even its man lghtl b ut ouc dusl hahuac ec onc t. .a ... » |.|'l l n e e d n 't s o u n d n o In s u l t i n g . " | g ~1 |an l | | .a |fo r m o f c h e r r l e l .npp le n,p e n n o r or an g es .It u e l p e d n l l y : K a d i m a o n t u .H u c k u m o t h e r m s t e f l a l m u r a l fo r t h e s e i n d i vi d u a l - : u a eove rl..xx a h o n l d b e c r o n : z u l u . h e d o r d a r n e d In t h a b r i g h t r e d s I M M u n , w s u : a n a e - e e n t o f b l a c k t q g i ve t h e e r m : a t m e ve r y i n u c h u s e d R u u h n o r {};|¢1;g, a l o d k l a n e m b r o i d e r y }r t»»~u»d»|;,..,,,,,,n..U ~E W t l l l t y $ 5 a n m M C o l o r . A r l a t o f c o l o r 1 | t u r n e d t o o n In : In a l t o g e t h e r Iu c l n a t l n l li n e n . o n g i n d l e an d vol t s ba u d l n g t r i ms t h a t a r e b e i n g fe n ; u r e d l n t h e l a c e a n d em b r u l d e r y d e p a m m e n t a o t t h e s t o r e s .E m b m i d cr i e s l n " n l l t h e p e a s a n t c o l o n u m : a r e p e r f e c t r e p r o d u c t i o n : o f t h ! g e a e r l l l y ma d e - b r - h a n d p a t t e r n s th a t r o m e fr o m t h e B l u co un tr ie s,a n a h m r n . \ upon making blouses that stan ourwith mm or lizhz woolen mate:ia! ior their foundation: and then lm em-hmldared or appllqued to the lan dl | r e e . ,\ Anything to Finn. llh tr as s - Nu n. I tor t h a ve d n t Uu l u v n mw 1 | uw mmv p n w a rv - Lhe world apable of hu heavy uw - hnull your heavy load: qulcldyand ----- ~- l t h d h b l e . Long grades and deep mud are mnnere wil-hou! gating the motur or boiling . useparadoxes mea my nondidcxxoflnado You ge: (ut, heavy-duty serving at the k 4/' /Q-__ _§4!m.jn \, __~ E " , _ , , ./ wide printed latin and fnllle n b of things fnahlonahio az present whllabuns challenge grosxrnln for its ne is lo become | prominent mem:-ua knowiedzed lmdenhlp.Entire bvltlrm a luccuxful one. inset; of Filet Used for the Tahie Covers One at the mon! ponuiar decontlml Zur the linen card table cover In inlet:of illet.Corner:about tour Zac h! squln a re seen an ma ny a ttn dlnmas. ' Linea la especially aatlnfactnry, as it ls dalntl to can upon and lun:-de n bnuiitnllr.'Dae |506\00l"l1l§ lmm cover of hnmelnun urn deteri-tlve irllb colored .tool embmmery Stendllng In brilliant énlon u anoth er suggestion A lion! motif applied In dlngorml rumen is a mggnuap.Any dedgn that ls :hon like l tulip, du-yunthemum or hnlly hoet ll pod, and untzernzes. pencocks, p-u1ou and hlueblrdl have pondbllitlel u .have train.Bdxht colony!m m n m i I England.but an have nomo m mllunnc hnlem.. Cuanomer-'Thlt'|near though.Glmma xhntf-Boston 'rr-anarripi. Nur Qnough. Clllfnmln contributor report: hav- in nvuheard ml.: eunrerntlon: A Ilomlnt of DII'Ildean. 'When you nude your dnt public lpeeh ¢.tld;| fou Inn ing: trlxhtf'*'No."replied Swarm Sorghum. "Bu t I md i t the tlr lt ti me I : umfo £ll» mm who r u puttin ; up mr campaign nmd."-Washington Sur. No n - A l!rllht,mum;I know a malloc one.-Jugzlax. ltindsin I -- mileage on incline,-oil .E r m l r n s w f . A t t h e o p e r a re ce n tl y u r n I n n s x o r x w u a s r . u r l ' o f w h i t e e r m l n c . e d n d w i t h l o n g w h i l e fr i n g e .l l n s : t i g h t - l y t m a !| e r t h u : t h a r e g u i n t l o u 8p \ n » Is h s h a w l . G i r l s * P M In F r o c k l . S t m l t h t fr o m Pa r i s a r e t h e mo s t e x q n l d t s l i t t l e fr o c k s fo r t h e m m d a u g h t e r . Th e y a r e m a d e o f t h a : h m es t vo l l e p u t tosrether b y h a n d a n d w i t h e l l e c t l ve s u n t a n : o f c o i o r .O n a o f w h i t e h a s n n w b e r r l e s e m b r o i d e r e d o n t h e s k i r t .A n o !h e r h u n i b r o w b a n d s o f r o s e c o l o r In s e r t e d w i t h fa z o tl n g . . A : m m c f p e a c h e u l n r i s b o u n d w i t h b l u e .Q A Nm Calfrure. Gnu begins to me the new shinzled mlltun here am! there. Instead of be ing bohbed. the hair li trnplled doseto the buck nf the head like 1 bo;'n. Sometimes the r u t of the hair l lholmbed and viarm.Or lt may be lrfl long at the :Idea and gathered Into two Illtle knots behind the ears. Theuric is becoming only to wellshaped heads. Iam of Berlln nm:c u r l s about $930,000 persons daily.ln lp lu nr |n o m ln u ti hanrhny during mah m " t u n e r : " B l !t e a c h e r v u Bmln Llno Ovlmfo1»dod» n n ».o r N o w E n x h n d e o d n n h . . C l e r l : - W e M n n o n e f m m N w C a n n g a"Ar£lltI¢. don'£ you think!" "I suppose ao, but sz do| |n't loo! Imaam!"-J udge. Fnlh, nraet, white. dainty clams:for ruby , it you use Red Crou Ball Blue.Never mcalmor injures them. All go od I rwin lei !lt.--LdTllt|| 0 mlnt. I NI l l | | » » u 3 - ;:1 ~ I l » | l | | ¢ u | | n . , . . . , ¢i n rve s - ; - 2 £ s ! ! ~ e = L 1 s = ! l - \ : |- r * , » _...- ...|' J u " - unequal eieoonomv. Price: flo. 5. FIM. mag," and-» z Pm. ua., . me Pu.. ans 5 ~ & 1 + §, ¢ ;'°.;.='=-::,=. » Chevrolet Motor Co., Detroit, Dfvixiosl of Gunn! .lltlofl Corporation ~Dllhflnnd~8tadoa|2~ '_f T Q~ _gglgf W a i n C o r n g u . W r l a t G.¢l8l¢?|\a r e n n o ve l t y uma pr o m i m e t o h a ve .vo g u e a m o n g U n y n u n g r r set.I t I l q u i t e e f f f d l w t n h a ve \ e !v¢ ° ! R o u e n m n t c h i n x t h e e ve i u u r u ~ v n .a n d m a y b e u n s l e n a t e n .I n m a ~ 0 \ 1 ¢N . N u t t o 1 w i f eandgrawiugwana.m¢-ann~um; Smartly Cut Sweater Coat of Varied Colon ~\.sw 5 5 j " a g "~L \§ ¢ £ : " 3 J l ;a ~ 1 1 | - a ~< »z ; ,~: ¢ ' ¢ f " ' " *p r F * § r ~ " ¢ 6 " ?I a i . } \J ~ ; -. § . ~ ' f f f ¢ : § } ! * "} § , @ = ~ g 'é i , -: »3 \;\ § . f =. Q Q ~ J * T } _ " ¢I f r ~§ ; ¢ ? i f .1 'g g , J . x 1. f , f . ; 3 '# Q .u rf p :! \. . r r ;3 : \ f 3 . 1 " ,a ~ ; . s 'r x r i _l . ~v L 143?:=5 A... .,:'w;\ ~ 9'§i|§§'Q ~~~rx ~ ~~"\. of1.f . 'a ;. :r - I,.\ . , ~Showing a smartly cui maataf cali of varlad solcrra.it Ia worn with a whit: plaltad Canton skirt. The ha! ll af Japanaaa draw In blue. ~en ~ ~| lh d n l u think we have lt..d i r ! ! - Ha ve wo Emily ill Grim hand: areat un departmentiwrmu mn and do at who <h w ;" su mmer -r m ~ "Be:ond tho n - No n i) . w. H. v.. umm Ge£_| llh of our fain ma _i f :rmrll never move. t u n i n g T h e c h i n l e a c h | OR fhaudodtinaynuda . 4 ~ C h u | : h o n d y ~ £.o~.b»U t i l i t y $ 5 7 5 g m f - i f ~ blue. :ter \' . . .__A 4 ~~ i m_ _ _ _ _-L UZ /5 .4,`:LL. C a n n g a"Ar£lltI¢. don'£ you think!" "I suppose ao, but sz do| |n't loo! Imaam!"-J udge. Fnlh, nraet, white. dainty clams:for ruby , it you use Red Crou Ball Blue.Never mcalmor injures them. All go od I rwin lei !lt.--LdTllt|| 0 mlnt. . - e i l . .v."_-* U t il il the lb wclbpfktd truck inth e .1 4 a pmb le M f as t h e avy ut? .'L~.....I t haul: y our heavy loads quic kly and ec onomic ally . It is reliable. Lo n g g r ad e s a n d d e e p mu d a r e ma ste r ed b y i t wi th o u t r a c i n g th e mo tor o r b o i li n g th e wa te r because th 3~fP¢¢6 trammlado an - r e age a r r a ti o s o me e t mv o o n d i ti o lxa o f i o ld o r r o ld . You g et f as t, h eavy - du ty s er vi c e; a t th e lo we st ope ra ti ng an d mai nten an c e c a n with th is tr uc k.lt1 e a d . | i n ? i 1 mi le a g e o n g u o li n ¢ , o i I a n d th u , li v i n g u r v to th e C h e vmi e t r e p u ta ti o n f o r u n e q u d e i e o o n o mv. Prieelfl o.5. FIM. mag," |u».n»z1»....a..a.. .wo ~. - #u gi n c u r s was . s u telhr mu... . . l am==E'¥:z..'2.f'-rm t.L.'§...-:-..:§~: Chevrolet Motor co., Detroit, mai. Divisionof General .Helen Corporation 1 ~.I W |Dealers md Buvia I g l g - ¢ ¢ .1 ~8-tadnaa Bveeywizan~ !i :°l}"" "__~ I IfI n v ! 4 ~¢ . ! "~ »:. .1 .r f Q;.f a. I 1 ~. | . \a A.a I: 3, 1 ~ . 4 that stan out- ~len mate:ia! for ui then lm em-~to th o la n d l sed ahh Covers polar dec ontlml la c over In mm: - ut tour Zac h!Anything to Finn. llh tr as s - Nu n. I tor t h a ve d n t . ''"f*|-:` 4 ;~. A f :" T ;- .ré '. . .I ; J I 1 \ . 'a n ?~L : »'» '1a i r 1 - » . ` T f " 4 |. Q - .t .4 -\~ ; » -i " x s , . 5 \ i |.12 c | 1 g ' L ./ elnmu aator eill I l mm wi t h | l l l l y l a t Il f¢ c t O l !¢ t u p o n a n d l u n : - | .|~q ¢¢. \¢» rlg- -u r n d e t e r i - l l e m b m m e r y t é n l o n u a n o t h r a l m o t i f a p p l i e d In a l n x z n t i a n . ~ o n l i k e n t u l i p . n l l y h o e t l l g o o d , 1k s , p u 1 o u a n d ~llitlel u . h a v e reg!m m d n a sp p l l q u o d i n t h u ppl en,p e n n o r a l l y : R a d h a o n r m s t e f l a l l l u fu l c u d r a ve n .I ! e d o r d a r n e d I n ~Inez, wsu: an ae- Nur Qnough. Clllfnmln contributor report: hav- in nvuheard ml.: eunrerntlon: A Ilomlnt of DII'Ildean. 'When you nude your dnt public lpeeh ¢.tld;| fou Inn ing: trlxhtf'*'No."replied Swarm Sorghum. "Bu t I md i t the tlr lt ti me I : umfo £ll» mm who r u puttin ; up mr campaign nmd."-Washington Sur. No n - A l!rllht,mum;I know a malloc one.-Jugzlax. n n ».o r N o w E n x h n d e o d n n h . . C l e r l : - W e M n n o n e f m m N w sell.Ge£_| library of our fain uJnxfma`i f :rmrll never move. DUESHUUSEWIJRKLIKE :gag mv keep: the food 1|alle soft and m0Y111¥ But when constipation exists m u num:J lubrlcnn:is not sulmlent.Docton prescribe x m l becnula itneu lik; mls namnl lubric ant andthan secures regular bowel movement! when l sun pretends to ba lnlfy me imagines that her eyes an anh-Ing lim. ;1 1 1 I stored Full Stranuth After Overcoming Indiuestlon. /"Since taking Tmlnc my troublel have la!! me, and I never um of un-Ing mon: lt." declares MrI. Johanna. Lmxe, som N. 1121! SL. Klnl-ll cur. lic.*My food often cauld ma much dll- xreu from nl, nourness and hearblJ1\rn.aud I sr.:realy our wanted to eat. lloaduhel.bllxounnen and pain:ln. my buck kept ma ln hot water, and I hardly our got any restful sleep.My ne rwni re re oxdtu dn nd lvnu ao ru ndown lt 'ru all z could do to look after mr housework.-x searc hed zha tl!! &r the nga: mwlclne,and consider It fortunul :I m I fauna Tlnlae.1ndl|¢!|t10lI. ilu plasmas:and nerrcumeu neva' bother me naw. I can do my houn- work like It was play. and am llmnland happy.Tanlae La simply gnnd." Tanlac ll for ala by all |006 dm:- glsll.Onr aa million bottle! ioldf-~ mn n l n m e m . A: Nujol 1| not n. medicine or lul-tlre, it c annot mpc and, llke punwater. lt za harmless and vi;--=== Nujol ll med ln leadlnl ltnll.Ge:n homo from your R ( d n toay.éA.dvez-dnment. WHY TIKELIXITIVES 1 Dloovvory by séoneo Hu mpllud fflwn. nm ml nlu give temponry \-dh!from couunuunn only at mo axnannnl penuxnent Injury, an ua omlluntmedical »\N>°;iv.v. Sclnml hu round s newer. bmi Porfact Mother-InLaw. Sha hu u mnneloul taient for tim- lng her \-mu.She llwayi arrives the day y ou and har. and neu: nun l.M 7 too lang.Sho x l i n n httnllcheer and helpfalneIt and s bl| bu lm of thlnn from the old farm.Sho:eu along benudfully with her nuns lmlur and daughtersin-hw.Bhcknows now to plana her |r;n¢!eh|.l dna without zpdllng them and nun-mx their dlgemlon.She know: hon and when to write a check and whentomnlrebeatenbiscuitandfryn chicken,She hu penree: health md1rounzmind.Sha In th i Dlrtect mother-In-luv,Thurs ll slvrlyl l cllanuo that y ou -»g;== herlty oumarrfolien mvuh. -a think we have lt..( Tu m to ~ d a r k ) - Ha m wo *'Ine Bea anQ¢|ert"|-Bolton Transcript. navy uli»pu»»¢ Grim hand: are annul!! tak at tbl department storms duringh o r n " r m a n d c o m i n n m g t ~ w h o ~ t h e toil~ Cuinmer-Pm lookin; for I - "Beyond tha D a n n "(by No n i) . ..,__ w. u. U., QMAMA, xo. as-1 t u n i n g i n Y o o n . T h e c h i c l a l c h e n a l | n e m o :l n In d i a n a p o l i s zs ea ms ; .. CASTORIA =..;:§::»:'.°.'='.;".s'a¢'..,..;.;:...m LEGISLATIVE 1~ COMMENT H Instant miie! fran c o n n s mam: nsk af infectiqn ¢ . M.-~ ~§ _" : " ;. : , ' f. . ; ' : : : f " " r m , _ , _ , , , ; [ a n I i , -. = ~ :~ : : . : . f -. . a : ° ° ' ' ° " ' " 12ISaho1IZs Z m o - p a d s , n u%? : 5 l : f . ? m ? : * § ? : ~ f : h u ou on-dupaln Lugano! appropriation vas tha only one that was changed from tha report givin by the sommittaa of the whole. . . Govafmor Bryan lntimataa that if tha mda law is to bo allowed tostand,u n e w mama. 1>°¢=ib1¢.that tha appropriation eommittoa will luva to do soma more thinking andpravlde fund.: for oparating the 'ra- rioua departments.Mons:hr th i npurposa il not included in tha hadnt. Two resolutions wan pauad.Onacondemn:tha Pittsburg plus plan. Tha c th ofulm magna to pmmota tha realization 01 tha central Na-bruka aupphmlntal avatar mi mi ! proiect.Tm a l a a p l a n t h a t h b ti n larnrkvd out in Clay, Adams andothet counties zo tak:'water from tha Fnzcuzs unms - 1 n » ¢ » c - :s ua -r un v w u w1-um llllur (Il lillli nu »|lnluih nua u :wr lm 1-1 u omu- 4 -4:-u\>-u nonos nah nomnn-nu u mm at oauu mm ggln :na -vm 1 mm .4 u lunualltlllIHIII's-°"'° llv un- Mlanon ~>:. I`:\\1 n u . v wfun me 4. nancy am $2 4 nn annum. aa: Ulbkihlmwue u um he nn- 4.-»»»~¢nm»Dllllt an ua "~¢s a ur nf uu ur u uu fu a n hn xl n 'DoN"r"' DESPAIR lf lfutwtla dwnh of- £ 2 s u m - » a ; w » H- mm hdiganhx, insomnia; painfulpangs of urine, yan will Gnd:did by ngnhdy takin( L A'.l'HROP'8 uAAn».n| ou. .\|-¢,\»\ ».».Thlwrld' mam r Tue i nmmwn 0 \| lrl nR:d»h» tl :s.u._.c¢:.allu|»1¢u||»| Rapubllnnn hlld another zlbto- getber meeting o m evening lastn k .They expat ua hold one more before the :lam of the u n i o n su. which county clminnon and other ro- pubibcan workers from out in lh l stall uri!! be hwlted to be yruunt..Plans are madd far knping A paid secretary an the job at hudquartlnnil tht time. Tha bonu pauul the m m bill reducing the nge at which n u n smay gndulll, but put the mgizur tion fee mu at tho old nuurs.I t . - _ _ ...__. ..- -Lo l a o l l sl p a r lm G O . A vl d l m u t ch r on i c br o nc h it i s ex il ed l m n u fl r l l k n o w n ph ys ic ia n t o b l z u m h w d .Th e d o c t o r . a f t e r r a n fn l que sti oni ng,assu red t h e p a l k n t u m : h e n l l m e n t w o u l d r e s p o n d n a d - il g t o t re a tm e nt . " I supp ose y o u m a m h a ve h u t a n m d e l l o ! e x p e d e n n I i l h t h i s d h a u o . " u i d t h o l u d e r t r . T h e phy sic ian sm i le d w i n d y .a n d n p l l e d : " W h y , m r d u r s l r , 1 ' v» M d b l u n - c a m u m y s e l f fo r m o r e g l a m : 1 5 n u n . " - - B l l s l m o r n B u n . 'SPQr1N's §.===>_ D;31jgMPrn~c o n R O U N D \ \ . . .. gQ..([¢A r e m r b o n u m m e : f » . ' 2 5 ¢ ° '¢»" '§§~»-23 A v a l u a b l e : c m s 7 fo r C o n E7 0 a n d W o r m s i a m :ho r se ! a n d h u l a .A n o e u d o u l l d o a ° ' m n e » '° drum up.Sold as dl dw: crores. Sperm *QIDIUL C0. cesnmmn u.S.n. § i i ~ T l § i § ' ? ~ il l r -| 4 1 1":' All mr-:.fa='- |='..¢;||an-=!'§"»¢ wasu.|.:. 621. l-us. r tc a ihnt the nurles imted the Im lntrenod. H. R. IW, c hanging the tu into .from s milk on unused vniualion of one-Mlh m 4 mill: on full valua Gu ri dn uf a nmomna lno ac wh o gu es to lh ed en ti stbd nr c lli ss bu olnmf noreanrx. senatr.It nppliu only to countyhigh schools.There ure only sixteen ol them in the stats. Girls! Girls!! SaveYourHa\r With Cuticura w | s f . o | » ¢ » ¢ : s . n u . u . | s . . Th e l e n l l l u : n e u n s z t h e l o u d e r a r o l n n n c a n h u g h . "I-:.T,~~~- Sllre Relief ron mnlszsnon~'s § " ; ) Q! ~ ~ 6 BzufmL s ~ _ Eu.-ANs 3¢g§;wo¢sssf.~/mmm; Repreunhutimaking s my ment ol hislooks u thou: vids for a oo~ to be submit .elution.Daly I T h a se na te fu r t h e r r o u t ha l l . T h e u n i t e 5 h o u s e r u l l de po si ts o f - p r o vi d e d a b e t n l n g a g a i n : Th e i m m a se n at e e n u m ro - qu l n s § h a I! bs'n va r y i n t h e p o p u l n i o o l 5 I h t n q n l n e d fo r i i a r p e t i t i o n l p l o y m e n t o f mutter :gust The new banking late ls no t infull zone and meet. but it vm take some Que to work out the machinerythat ls necessary to put lt to work. It is becoming more and more di!- dc dt zo bold Saturday sessions olthe house.The senate frankly ed- ,lourns and doesn't try to do maf- thlng on Saturday.The house is supposed to lay of every second and fourth Saturday, but so many nearbymembers so home Friday evening or early Satuqlsy that it ls hard to do much.' The Hyde rural c redit blll prom- ises to make the grads in the house.It has been amended to take any the proposed $50,000 appropriation,also the surplus fees collected in ra- rlous state departments.'Thls leaves it in such shape that the farmers themselves and other privateegenoleswill have to supply funds. I! :rw hssen't got money in the bank lt will pay you to be more care- ful than you ever have been aboutxivins checks.Both the senate and the house'bsva agreed upon s blll Increasing penaltles and making con-'rlctlon easter.The trouble dth the old lea is that it is necessary toprove Intent to defraud in order la convict. One of the new laws makes pol-' session ol an auto with a defsged engine number prima facie' erldenee that it ls stolen.lt ls all right ss far as Il goes,but suppose someone steals my ear.defsces the o nsnumber and then I recover the car. I csn't replace that number and the town marshal in Gazing or Chadron or some other lpaoe may arrest me on the charge of havin; s stolen car.Some of the local editors might help me out and others would bowl in unholy glee. The holsse advanced the new mar- rlsge bill to thlnd reading after cub- tlng out the medical examination re- qulrement.It requires ten days' no~tlcs befr'*e e rnarrlsgo license een be issued,but the county fudge mayUedvethisifbewishes,imposes some special reetlctions upon epi- leptles, feeble-minded and others andrequiresnoticetoparentswhen minors apply for s lloenso. The senate advanced to third reed- lng a hill sirius the salvage fromthe old state house to the historlw sodety for thepurposeotbnlldngahom ior that organisation.Senator Chambers opposed the MIL He sayslt will cost the soc iety more to gg a bdldlng with the old materiel erlth nerr. More than s j h o n n n d Nebraskacorporationshavebeenput out of business by the www of state be- cause they failed to psy their corpo- ration us.Many of them were al- ready dead.Others are goin: non- eorns,but have neglected to pay.County attorneys have been called upon to enforce the collections, bot payment nose does not put them back lnto buslmrss.'.l'tp7"most reincorpo- rate. As advanced to third reading lnthe house the budget hill contained the tollosring increases:$50,000 to build an approach to the Yankton bridge, extra money for the railway commission,$80300 for the statefair and $21,000 for the legislative elective olllcer win.It lest The Reed sc the senate sl sion, but it we:further eonsid favor this bill that the subjeca future leaisl even more reds ln.l proposed. holders of llrs teach ln the ndated schools date of Bro ~ School bills | in this session, and others haln getting the! The men apcommission to moved from ordered that ll that one be r and that tensubsequent ins objected to the cause lt wi ll beauty of the A blll aug Bryan and sl and sis:dem~ ehanea in the swill permit ~ for the »--- osrning watering tlelds of stone.it wi lltives and tsran blll. A resolution bers of the ho a dollar a da employes.I t dollars to the These employedayduring- because theirheavy they we lars a day thl The senate providing thatUnionPacille sessed as szfl jection to theis nose rented line for a uornl this bill pninincreasing company wool the tax on to The senateArbor IMisstion.Other senate n n : laws relatingmonlso with that banks insand may be of $15,000. p the secondsnake a gene of a mill on establishmentreelestatels qulrlng a tro- the second c bonds for parThis bill also of suc h s qu ease it loses. B! ondor of tlcations issue psrtment, the labor departtural depsrtm discontinued. to several It~ - ffH i n d h m d s 'Th a l a u l t a W i l s o n b i l l s t h i h o u s e . an put mehm a k e t h e 1 m e r e d i m c u l t T h i ! !h a d 1~ d o n s a n d - u v m p u n t s cr i m e s . G o o r g n W . m y ge n e r a l , a n d w o m e n ~an ~to~fu: bond or on to the schoo lt in belle not tilts fabill repealin Mlny of 1.lu v h u n o t Which Is Ilagger the Sun or a ~eut Thousands Have Kidney ~un:~ii.:~rr ltl. Xno1rIn|ho1rhudlt!|for the|v|1'» ap :nm to lrrlh letters, we mmidlt.than unsolic lpd » Trya pipeful or two dnect from the factory Nu 1.\uz|¢w£l1bnnyhomrzhmf.\>¢Ed|v1nn.hywnbuyin|¢\an.butvotyouw hqvg mn.-»»»`3"&»»-»»~ neoizrrnuu- You my nw ubymzding thatEdgnmhiumduyquzuu. Andll u do\m'o-(ar that an some (nrmon mvlmm Edgworth i.| not just Chl thing-\hm'| no hum duno. Wosnghdenoughtnuudlrulmvlu an ua- uma rpm um vo'd had you mn: po\1chU dxtmnmaeeparmhmd. We wh it vm pondhlo tolanymqvnnthll.lMlsi|'oubll¢ 'UNM lurEdlnmrth. EdlevonhLln\.|hblennolm. Mmvhohlutarlodltmdloundittab, the |ilh¢ fobweo for them neverihlnkalmokingotbar tabmean. lufle d a Mahal.A man who ls not usunily a read! Action was found lo be absorbed lnIt Winter Comes" and to be remad- ~g ll.When mea the cause of this ohne# on, he Um looked turiively around~eroom to assure himself nobody within euuhot.Then he said lol- ~1113: "It Interest: me because I marriedm m . " Bpdng Suit With Braid Embroidery an Colt Dltlflbutid In Origlrul Ilan nur. tllbilfl of colored bend embroidery andadglnn of giosely sewer! beads. l'reme£ has blouse: made of two can- truttng colon. ny. of bin ir and white,ihe gun Brill a 1rhlte,\h »~»~ or iobloevl-Ind than sn.And uhm you oh: them' your pouch Irlth "au-mga" tobacc o in it, they my unupn ylpdud fmzmbeideadly . But nodes how quif-Hy Lhq pt bw no thai: bdovsd Edgeworth! Dsy x1 tard ly Ed lnorth hmwrluTo ul.Th e y d l m h umm Hu la studs. friendly anecdotes omurlng ummd E dpvoli h.Olm it i s d u T DEAFNESS k o o f t c n e l s u n d b r l l i n d a l n l d c o u d l t l n lo l t h o m u c o u s l l n l n g o t t h s h u u n h l a n ' h u l a w m n z n u m b e u s n a a m g r mh a ve Q ru m b l i n g so un d o r i mbl a r i n g .U n l u l th e t n h m m a u o u e a nh n d u c l d , t o u r h l l r l n ; | u A y § 0 d \ | - lt r oy o d n rm m m . a c x r A . a m = r a n a n n c r m n t mdo : m u w a d um fo r It - r m r = » ; _ g ~ ¢ ~ = ~o f C l l l r r h o r D e n m a n c l B7u m m 1 1 . H A I . - L ' 8 c m : - u m a u s m c u mh u b o o n n m e u l f h l t n u n u n u n s : Q C<=5 ;=== 195 n n : l u - u a .lt J. 'é ¥»»~ =» t 'l 'h l\ d» , G co m bi n at i o n U ! b l lc k a n d w h it e .Th e r e a r e s o m e a t t h e n b l o u s e s w i t h w h i t e cr e pe de c hl n e fb r t he fo u n da t io n . D o u c e t h a s b u i l t a r o u n d l g l l e t o f a n t i q u e ta p e st r y I.bl o u s e o t cr e p e g r o n e t t e a n d s a t i n u s e d i n c o m b i n a tl u n .F o r t h e t h r e e p i e c e s u l t a n t h e r e no Int e r e st i n g l l t t ie b l ou s e s m a d e o f a eo m b l n a tl o n o f cr e p e a nt i t h e mn t e r i n l us r d fa r t he a ul t . A l l o f t h e c o u t n r l e n h a ve a g r e e d -- . n Frenoh Designers Are Giving At- tention to Ggtrment lor Costume Suit. I The costume mutt huvllllt evolved to a stage where the separate blouse embo made a aan o f lt .we Ilnd tits French deatgnera glvlng their attentloa to the taloule. wrltee a Part: faahtoucorrespondent ln the New York Times. The consequence u tmt we are pro-aesttetl with new sty les and drllllll wl1lr:h please not only by their artlIl1'7and beauty. but have tt stroll lPD1'l1 iaemuse of thelr eeonomlutl posdblll- iles. Martial et Armand are embroldertng their blouses with woot to create lBulenrtnn effect. They also have man:of henry whlte crepe de rhino und crepe georgette.The wristbands are mule lu look like pemleot hruoeleta brmeans of the llttle rlbbous and buckles taatened io them. Jean Patou lhovu a stron: prefer ence tor the sailor blouse with an lx tnmely youthful look.Th e n are many blouses ol soft moe trtmmedwithornamentalbrnldlngsorarlth fancy pleeea ot ribbon, which ure made to need out.There are eo-me thlnblousesmodeofGower embroidered ammnelntue atsle of the Second em»pin.li s a :of these hlousea have jabota ot laes and collars of laes to be worn wlth the strictly tailored ault.The lace la cream eoloretl in d 1.1: tremely tlne ln texture. Beer u making hlouaes of ren: lseetrlmmed srlllt bands of crepe or ta! tetl.lie also has blouses of erepe deehlne. eruhroldered with metal threads ln all-over patterns, to be worn withcults where tlaelr rorrewmm :none at the from of the eoot when lt ls len open.There are blouses with Rul-dun embroidery and some trimmedwithchenillegalloon.Others show aw.4 l \r llllfd.In tact. black and white are smelling lnflnx ln engraved capitals.Cerina and nary form number comhlnmon nm me Fwnrh :hint writ ur may a.but um year there nge berry :nd nlvymy and nary or navy with almond green. perchance. in malerlals this y ear than in dtilor,mapa or trimming. 'there are mo aldes to the choice ot :olor-one the costume hat, the otherthe smart new hat established br :he mantle malsona.Color does not playsolitaire in one maart shade, but an- urcn "present" in may tones. nama-Pd shades-eapndne. purple. opal toCleopatra4-frm:standing aut-but black and 1|hits are equal ends at the accompany limbo hrlms ohm enough.A! lent irregular brim eds" of some amber-wise rvgulu blocked shapes anofnecessitychicandthosebound with rlbbem--and not a nereomwed binding oilher--whipped over. or fluted edgui ribbon run riot at present. Straw. halt and vllri woven nbbonlare entering the at;Ee Acid :no-and will mean nmrh a n :ummma hem W i se m e n a r e w r on g mo m r mu e n ti r a n t o o l s a n r i g h t . g urly appearance .this naman.Whlm ls winning its wly beyond all dreanunfor this uma of the year.It was mea out ulzhfls in winter Jun before theslit tml: uma ln. but ll did nut fox!! | g ~1 |an l | | .a |fo r m o f c h e r r l e l .npp le n,p e n n o r or an g es .It u e l p e d n l l y : K a d i m a o n t u .H u c k u m o t h e r m s t e f l a l m u r a l fo r t h e s e i n d i vi d u a l - : u a eove rl..xx a h o n l d b e c r o n : z u l u . h e d o r d a r n e d In t h a b r i g h t r e d s I M M u n , w s u : a n a e - e e n t o f b l a c k t q g i ve t h e e r m : a t m e ve r y i n u c h u s e d R u u h n o r {};|¢1;g, a l o d k l a n e m b r o i d e r y a l l - - l l W .il 'fl w atwbutet.oEd¢o- worth vo c ould pos si bly h avo- gnoter Inn than thcincsreuingniel.. I t :Ivan tha bm- nons of making tobnooo a. plou- uro thot m mth r o u g h th o \rEolo gamut- Iromfsc tory u- ec utlve to th smoker in thebackwoods. l!y ou}uvonlnr trledEdleworth,, ll! ul npeat our oEer,"'I'ry a pipdul or trodirec tfromduinc tory."All y ou hlvo to do ilto1 rr lh "L dmatryopipeIuIor t1ro"on|.po| tazd,d¢n ro mn a me an d a dmi ns od g gg ; po ltnd b ou l. Th otdd re h . &BrotherC0.,71 Southzlnsuxm.Rf.:!unond,Vn.If y ou vo ntto ad d thln.\mlo!yo1xr tob|ooodn1er,v¢'l] mlk | | u nth | th ah | | E d p1 r or | .h m ltock.. To Rdail Tobacco éfcrcluanu :I ! your Iobber cannot aupply you urith Edgnrorth. Llrul ul Brothor Com- wlar *ill zlldlr lend rw 9119116 bs' puoolpootsono-or twro-dosmcxrtondnnymlzaol Bdpworth P1u¢Sliolor RudyRubbed for tho nano priolyou wide printed latin and fnllle n b of things fnahlonahio az present whllabuns challenge grosxrnln for its ne is lo become | prominent mem:-ua knowiedzed lmdenhlp.Entire bvltlrm a luccuxful one. a n m M C o l o r . A r l a t o f c o l o r 1 | t u r n e d t o o n In : In a l t o g e t h e r Iu c l n a t l n l li n e n . o n g i n d l e an d vol t s ba u d l n g t r i ms t h a t a r e b e i n g fe n ; u r e d l n t h e l a c e a n d em b r u l d e r y d e p a m m e n t a o t t h e s t o r e s .E m b m i d cr i e s l n " n l l t h e p e a s a n t c o l o n u m : a r e p e r f e c t r e p r o d u c t i o n : o f t h ! g e a e r l l l y ma d e - b r - h a n d p a t t e r n s th a t r o m e fr o m t h e B l u co un tr ie s,a n a h m r n . \ upon making blouses that stan ourwith mm or lizhz woolen mate:ia! ior their foundation: and then lm em-hmldared or appllqued to the lan dl | r e e . ,\ .E r m l r n s w f . A t t h e o p e r a re ce n tl y u r n I n n s x o r x w u a s r . u r l ' o f w h i t e e r m l n c . e d n d w i t h l o n g w h i l e fr i n g e .l l n s : t i g h t - l y t m a !| e r t h u : t h a r e g u i n t l o u 8p \ n » Is h s h a w l . G i r l s * P M In F r o c k l . S t m l t h t fr o m Pa r i s a r e t h e mo s t e x q n l d t s l i t t l e fr o c k s fo r t h e m m d a u g h t e r . Th e y a r e m a d e o f t h a : h m es t vo l l e p u t tosrether b y h a n d a n d w i t h e l l e c t l ve s u n t a n : o f c o i o r .O n a o f w h i t e h a s n n w b e r r l e s e m b r o i d e r e d o n t h e s k i r t .A n o !h e r h u n i b r o w b a n d s o f r o s e c o l o r In s e r t e d w i t h fa z o tl n g . . A : m m c f p e a c h e u l n r i s b o u n d w i t h b l u e .Q A Nm Calfrure. Gnu begins to me the new shinzled mlltun here am! there. Instead of be ing bohbed. the hair li trnplled doseto the buck nf the head like 1 bo;'n. Sometimes the r u t of the hair l lholmbed and viarm.Or lt may be lrfl long at the :Idea and gathered Into two Illtle knots behind the ears. Theuric is becoming only to wellshaped heads. inset; of Filet Used for the Tahie Covers One at the mon! ponuiar decontlml Zur the linen card table cover In inlet:of illet.Corner:about tour Zac h! squln a re seen an ma ny a ttn dlnmas. ' Linea la especially aatlnfactnry, as it ls dalntl to can upon and lun:-de n bnuiitnllr.'Dae |506\00l"l1l§ lmm cover of hnmelnun urn deteri-tlve irllb colored .tool embmmery Stendllng In brilliant énlon u anoth er suggestion A lion! motif applied In dlngorml rumen is a mggnuap.Any dedgn that ls :hon like l tulip, du-yunthemum or hnlly hoet ll pod, and untzernzes. pencocks, p-u1ou and hlueblrdl have pondbllitlel u .have train.Bdxht colony!m m n m i I Wain Corngu.Wrlat G.¢l8l¢?|\are n novelty uma promime to have .vogue among Un ynulllgrr set.It Il quite e fffdlw tnhave \e!v¢°! Rouen mntchinx the eve ning track. tirlited :Unit un wristsfo form hncvietl. Smartly Cut Stentor Colt of Varied Colon \\ \..1=-In .» '""r. J - 5 - ~4 "I . \' ;} ; ~l "f \ $' . f ' ,' ~.A ~. ' \ .-A3 . 6 .\\" ' 1 i l k n f _;} L | ;" ..~ \r ¢l "\ ' { . 4 ;.. \|.. . \ _*" 7 »C 4 \i lr'>-; ; _ § ~ , G -\» \ ~ . .l r i \ . S ¢ ` : . . j , ~. 4 f f : ' l `r»*i H I~ _aff I..*. |(.:~¢` - f;1 i f-il .-f: _1".i.i. .""I:17!'|i..| ~*., .'Is?'|- ~.'.11 'I I . | 5 J E .1li\ .J I all ~ \. r ' »\/ -l l h o w l q a n m r u y d l l l l l ib lu u r lo l a la n .I t h u l m u l l l uhlhplllld c an\»nd ld1r!.1'h\l\| | I| | o| J | | m| | | | ln \| ln hl| . | | \. Trouble and Never Suspect It Appliemuiorlnxarln¢eoitu|Thesunisthelargestbutyouamhold the cent so dose to your eye that you'I1 lose sight of the sun.Don't let a weap price or a big can baking powder make you lose sight of quality. Klkded. Jud gi ng fr o m ru-pon:fr o m d i z o n a g b w m u n l l i i n d i n n m u c h u d h z c, 1 on e ru.-pnntizm 1.1h u ' S m ve r y . . ~ . f J ' i n o'nmo m3n| t h a n e u n d i l i u u . l l 'lI: : Jn l ) d m d h l d i n |i n l l u m o s o l D r . K | S w a m p R o o t i l n o n r n l i r o d .It s t a n d s t h t h i g l u n fm mi n w w hyaig na fo r on e ol 11:1 p m m i n e m L i fe r n n u m e a D n m p s n i u ,la an pa t n vi fu r a n t h a s u bj e c t, m uh t hc u i o n u h i n g s t a t e m e n t t h a t o n m u o n w b ; n o m a n y - g -»=-= = fo r in tnnn oe a n 11i vvl fd in n n kidney tron bla i l as common to tha .Ameri can peopie , usd tblh u ! m a j o r l t s a a f t h a n t h a t n p p l i u l i u t lan d ecli ned no t u m nu p e ct t ha t th e ylacfe the disease.D r . K i 1 m o r ' | B m ;R o o t i s o n l a l e a t l l l d m g w a m s i nof t um l i ne n , me d i um a n d l u mH o 1 r e 1 r e r . i f y o u 1 d z h | i r ¢ t w t z ¢ t ¢ h i | E y a t p n p a n t i o n u n d t e u n n h t o b r .dm v: ni G o ., Bi ng h am t on . N . Y .. fo r | : m p bo g uf.W h e n vrr i ti n g b e m n a n d ~DALUMET M T n l m a 1 u ¢ ¢ » \ ' : i 1 ¢1 meluon lhil Inter.-Adurlilemgmi. - u l J wfxui :M_m \ 1411 H a u l r 1 5 L $ l u l r v to und ua sug-ar schldulu 0| blldlp¢¢OIl'D much altfzllhaflM3thaD07had | 8 lannnlry trllll. nun; um u emu1 lnlomoblh 'hcl\_a f@ d.Useackmri » - - - - n n _...l`,. Anoc htiau dndonl men.'l00.£U).{lIL an the bld. |nr "mnmlber nermilllntf n u nl u g . ; \ 1`\ Y 1 a .I ~w-wa.:-.mum. = |1 c s J L s P i n h n r;-fn m rrtnrm ss-Hhir. Nebr.. Anrll 19.i m 'Bldr. Nobr.. Anfn 19. 2923 " l '|-¢1¢'1~|4' "crsonal o u n a l u u i will plenum yon. rise for sale bills. --cottage. Close br 5:{m.mbcrn. pc : wu an Omaha ay. ohnmn is a 'NYY ng with. wi stones. ernoon Club will R. Smith on .April n. state nepruenm- the atreetg of Bllir ~lius Petersen PIM#- \ number of hind# day evenirgg. e Bakery can fur- bent of pantry when r for spec ial occl- s- u having 1 lot of f\m np;| fine new. ruilo in m mus ial pro- 1moved his fnmlly ~on the Compton 83.1l Sutherland livld van mom mo dlm mace..Cidem. eel- -I out Colfax It.. ao.+5 1 1 a t ~ e B l ~ l i m - c i t l l .S h e i n : s p o r t - .ni c el y . o f A r g t - S t r u v e m d w w o n l a s t M o n - y a r o u n d t h e p l u m o f m p p y a n d e n t h u x i u - r n e s t i h o c k a f B e l - Q b e e n g p e n d i n g _a .~ : m d h o m e Tu e a d t y p l r h o r n d d e s l o l x t h - w u a n t h e O m l h l »w i t h n c n r l o l d w h a r e o k l v e d n - 7 5 % e r n S t . \ r a n } o y e d ~l ug ! b y s e vl m l l ~ e n t l . a t t h d r m u d l l .~ t e r i r o r k o n l u t uQ . o f t h e D o r n a c h r t h e pl s y et t e ," D e a - t S u n d a y e ve n i n g a t ao l h ou s e ,A l a r g e L I. N. Wu-rick drove V a l l e y l a s !F r i d a y 'l a y s w i t n r e l n i i m s . W a r r i c k vi s i t e d t h e 0 . E . s . ~o d e rn b u ng a l ow m d I : e r a s o f l l n d . Th i s to sell.For full at The Enterprisl s- u . . . - - . .. . . . . .. _ . - r r-_..¢|iQ»/, \ 3 9 9 f o r L o n d o n ) - " A n d i s t i m u m z h n t m i l s o n T h u n d n y p e r fo c t l y s u e , A g e n t ( | n v e 3 y } - " M a d n m .I c a n a a m r e y o n t h a t i n : Il t h e t i m e t h i s I~|1 hue seen some im that rerninded us of the "The Lgys of Ancient Rome." The ww some fllows hustle a.- ~L~E~'~ ~ SDMETHING NEW evening ~on 1n.¢t instead uf Friday rain interfered. Mr. th~ mmchlnas do :g~t s~. Whzt queer,[umes!olki mmm. have who ue obliged to Iook elsewhere for God.4| - a -- - -u u see the sight: they mmm bé :fn-Cd of going blind. You make a poor investmgnt when you have to "buy" a :mn to do some- thing, no mntter what the price you mv- © © ~© © Hat Trimmlngslusf. in from New York. All our Hat Straw, newest Ribbons and Brai d w make bats with,also Ha t Frames.Come and see them.' Special price on Ladies'~ ~Straw Sailors ..\ ©Spring Hosiery now on display.Misses ~Infants. La.dies', Boys and Meds at. a. E9 popular price.` MissesHa§a ssc ma $145 each ~Some new dinnerware at right prices. ©Come in and see. 0\u'GlrdonSeed.|An Fresh lilAll!. '=~¢!'iF~ §T9¥f muon ?hU\0s H "num al" liao lintsrphsé prints sale bills. II. R. ihzarsrd. undenskrr.Phone Res. Bell 121.Ind. Cdsr i63.u Rev. J. A. Johnson and wife drove mr to I'ullorton Inst Monday. Dr. E. M. Masta, Osteopathic Sur- geon.Omoo over I!edi1old's store. 50-ti Blair, Nab: Mr. and Mrs. Gotlieh Zimmormsn of II mum won Blsir visitors yaterwelay. Olin Smyers of Cohzmbnl sua s business visitor in Blain on Wednes- day. Choa. Ross has purthaszd s ciifw- relett Coupe vdih which he will make his trips this summer. Mr.and Mrs.lrwo'Garner of Omahs were guests ol tho parental Grant Garner homo in thu city lust =f<k. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Engher of Omaha uéro guests at Mrs.Ezlghefs pu- »-sts, Mr. and Mn. Hury Emmy lsst Sunday. Mrs. Ray Hitelunan, who has un Jcrgrnnc sn operation for oppcndidtis in on Omaha hoapitsl, rotumed homo Sunday and is much improved. Ed Wold' has installed s new fo|.n~ min in his pisofof business prepara- tory to the time when old Sol! wsmu up tho temperature to the drinking point. Mrs. J . R. llesd nee Hiss Bertha Taylor, came in Sunday from her home st Gund Island sud spent a RANDOM ' mo UGHTS The undertake: ll about the only m m who can snoc onfuly wdt for inlsipeu.' What hu become of the old Isth- ianed mln wh o mo d v u r n r e d sawed bdoré breakfast? shirt md brag nbout how muc h he m m m LUTHERAN CHURCH ca. W. Walter, mmSerfi tel i n tho Austrian imgupntxtélunday uvening bcggiu u n s ' nfdoel:--cub]-oct: John 16: 1%23. Ho! Christ Comforts Hi! Chrithnl vim the Blessed Ending of al! lbw Sor- rows.Camchumen :Ins meets at 1 o'elock. | ».|.| Stella. Rornberg. The Home Bakery een fun|l».h you almost anything in the blking line on Shaft order. Their Blue Ribbon bread can'¢ be belben. Once n customer, £- waye 1 customer.8-t! Winfmld Rodman came in Saturday from Klmbdl, Ncbr., where he il in the banking business.Ile il the een of Mr. and Hr; W B.m. w h a t : hc visited while here. Mr. and Hrs. Robert Foley,who live tenth of town. In rejoicing ever their em non who errived m u y , April 18.The family new mnelsu of two drle and e boy. "Rem C. ll. Foreman. farmer puter nf u wpa p un wma o f mu d iy bu t new puter at large for the state, uma in Monday afternoon for a visit with his femly leaving Tueedny for his work.* Mn. J. W. Lomb of E'rnent c amo in saturday mornin; and vldied ever Srmday Mil: lm- danghter, Hrs. 8. H. Pounds and fzmily and other rd: tives and friends.She returned to her home Hensley morning. Swlill prlee Zia Singer sewing' me chines-The new 66 Rotary.Also carry elle mx! Singer needlei.If ln- tcreeted drop e card nddreued J. W. Tuma. mar. or nu The Enterpriseomle. Ind. 11, Ben. md ss.1: I-'rank Stewart wee nhle to come home the latter pert of lest week from on Omeh; hospital where he under- ~ are hoping ha wil~ ~ s . .vu DATES Hay 25-28, 29%. June gs-ao, 1923. Angus; 3-4. 1923. Limited Eq ulily This is | land of equal oppor"t°1nit1. in many aspects Every boy hu nn (v) 0 1 ;-m ort, us a ao m m m z AMN!!- Ol-¢l|.n8t|¢|BllkB||ndin| ......._. - . - . - - - - » I DR. W. F. HEHPHILL DENTIBT Room.: over Bldr State Bank Blair , Ne bruh x A'I'l'ENTloN INCUBATOB u s u a m o - r m e d » 1 m ¢ \ =vm.M nada Immune; equally n o d h r Lamps and all mvu tw ,M N H back L! not'4uddu1ory. I - t l Porter ln mb ah r Co. h n h u f RAILROAD TIME TABLE Chkqo ll Nurlh Wslernm u n m 4:40 p. m. Qdly. 10:-I3 l. m. Daily. Tnlnl W est |:| 5 a nl. Daily.- 2:50 p. ln. Dllly.' c . S L F . u . 1 a Tnin l No rth 1:20 n. m. Dnlly I-Except Sunday. 2:00 p. m Dlllly Exc ept EDW - |:U0 a. l. Snndu 0n!1 . m s - s a l 12:50 p m. Daily Except Sunday. 6:28 p. m. Daily _ _ ___.1 n`f§`fi"|§`|iTéés3!L6`E`éT§1f§ r l u u o ~ a v | < a v o u u o v J v ' < b b o ~ o v | ~ a The Enterprise $1.50 per year.K u h n www: Le! us do your job wark fur you.See The sum For tun e:- 2%acres on o u t F o r R u g , 5 South street hu.ll- Z!Il I0-U.Fred Bugnon.Mba Emilie r Tum Hitc hcock of Kennzmi was Lvlrilor lu! Sam: Bfnlr caller Tnealay.!Mg " Ulth lld l Mr and Mri. Abe Byers of Kennmd lick wanun. sum wen Blsir vlsh-on last 'l\|endny.g 11,5 Monday Attorney Henry Mcnckn hu lP°\1lme-el wid: Mfg., the present week on legal bnxlneu in Bd. Omahu.l mm n. John: THE ENTERPRISE Joan/l. nn<K6§.§.hsmnf' _msuxn zvnv 1'nvr.s|>.u' hier Pac Year ll-50' ' § , . . , . a : " " " ; . f . ; , . w - l x (lee u Blldr Nm.under LWESTIJGK PRICES AT SUUH UMAHA Fat Cattle Sleagj to I0-150 Lower all 'cund. M»f c»§»¢--»»1 »=_%.\fe.A 10-l5c :Eine IN HOGS 11 takin( their tlmg ll my cdterlm io gn by lhl prulnt Ieglnlnture nhauill_._ _,_.., ull.1 Strong, Atllvl umm for I Modirlhsupply °( snnp ma mmm-cnpp.Od Lumil at w.2»¢x1.sa... ..,_.;:. .\....».. inunlml trouble wh<-n from me n(nur vnkx oi' ln- Not all but mn ol this truubh can ba directly at mribumrw unpnlury hog Lgtl uu hu' nhedx, ny dm ndne men ol dn31. c! N. Am-ieullnnl College. When md. are not properly :leaned un whe nnha ume lo um uuedyeg after year IL is unly natnnl thDix-ty pemandlounnnnldqlg nembllng plum for roundworm egg and dinense-producing gemu lhi d me the fm-znmnen nf moan ;. r...shave mcnliunekl lroubln. Whel than tmubles once gel. n foothold || Art. Nelson, iahoveling snow)1.50 EZ.Pf df er ,fshoveling num)3.00 Paul Jlpp,llhmrellng mow)3.00 Art Clnueen, feanvellng snow)~ H Fred Schroeder, {ahovdlng snow).3.00 Beztel Bertelsen, (repairing wld l)75.50 Herman Banllng, (road drug- ging)5.40 N. w Bell Tel. Co., {rent ond tolls)22.95 Fred S. Mueller, (supplies for poor)45.14 C. magma Jensen, {bllcI¢.md£h work)20.00 Crowell Memorial Horne, (care inmate).45.00 ?uan Burns, (agents salery, eos.)224.54 H. B. Chmeron, (mo Co. Assessor)8.50 Grover* C. Wilkins, ¢8!\0veIu.," snow).3.25 C. R. Wilkins, (shoxsling snow)1.50 N.W.Wilkins, uhovellng snow)3.00 WI E.Appleby, (shoveling snow)1.50 F. C. Thompson, {sho\eling mow)1.50 On motion refunding order of $4.00 was diowed Henry Mencke by reason of having been assessed with Poll l92l and 1922 in Blair City and dw in Blair towmhlp. On motion the following quarterly reports were received and placed on file:' Annie C. Mlrtin, Co. Clerk, A. C. Debel, Cb. Judge Maurice Mehrenz, Sheriff On motion Thorvnld Hensen was np- pointed prec inct uceuor upon Ed- wnrd W. W iisorfa hllure to exept. On motion the Bond adjourned to meet April 16, 1923. Annie C. Mutin, County Clerk. LEGAL NOTICES BHERIFI-*S SALE HENRY MBNCKE, Attorney . By v.. .ue ot an Order of Sade issued out of the Diatrcti Court. of Wuhlngton County. Nebnaka., and .in pursu- ance od a. decree of Wd Conf! in anlction theneln pendirig wherein Juneall..Bec kley wes p!tiff and Jena Peter Pbtereen,Karen S.Petermen.Harry H. Rohvren and The State BnnkofBldr,Nebraska;e cergration were defendants.I will on onday, Hey 21st, 1923, at ten o'dock A. H. ofuid day nt the W est Front. Door o! the Wulzdrqton County Court House,ln the City of Blair, In WuhingtonCounty, Nab:uh., :ell at pubile me-tion to the highest md beet bidder. io! euh, U foltowing described Real Estate, to-c"Commeneing at e point where the north lime of the Southwest Quuterof Section Two (2).in TGWMNPSeventeen (17), wg Twelve I123.But of the Sixth P.. intersects the center of the mdn dmnnel of - cores eb $2at Iin e I .E °rm°i§am:,T ¥252 less : 5 and lasts twice as long Creek to a point where the center ofthe main channel of the ProchnowBranch o! said creek intersects the mmin channel of said Moores Creek, We will put u :few mo! over your old shlngles for PER 1008 UAHE H.Ito $ 5 .00 job,includin% work .|'T.§'l,f1.'i Basé Ball ~We Guarantee Our Work mg t ~eg;egg,.\~| g Ithencesouth 1I degrees 48 minutes LEGAL NOTICE west to the south line of the North- '.:.°::.§e.-.=:sf,:'..':"¢..os.'f.°.1= ..§'$;."° ;Notice ol fm-»~»~= Probate of wil of saidrSection,.thence fgpg- m g; S TA TE OF NE BRAS KA ss. sans, 2...nmng, ton n ng Wlllhinzton County, Int x4 in Mid Sec tion 'I'1no.de- scribed ss follows.Comrncncing atthe SouthwoIt corner of the SouthIant the Northwest Quarter of mid S on Two, Township and Rangeaioressid, thenm east of ,the QuarterSection line to the center of Moores Creek, thence down Amid Creek to thecenter of the Present,County Bridge,thence foltowing the center of thePreloyt traveled track North 30% de- grees west 1.60 chains, thence NorthT2 degrees west 22.3 chains, thenceNorth865% degrees.'west 8 chains, thence tesving rosd, North 14 deerees,and 40 minutes east to the north Ilneof the South Hdi' of the Southwest Qouter of said Section Two. thencewest to the Northwest comer of saidSouth Half of the Northwest Quarter of said Section, thence South to the place of begimmim onntsining 49.20sores, Lll of the above described redeststedfiinsituatedinTownshipSeventeen, §n,o,, of Ruure 12, Ent of the Sth P. M., in WsshizgtonCognty, *'°i'5.|""'"the ree ca n mo u nRe a l E mu above esclibeefo The Pidntilf on the 1001 day of Juty, 1922obtained a dcaeo for the sum of$20,658.82 ss s 2nd Lien and imerset st 10 per cent Wim $20.80 cam ofmit xml Harry H. Rohwer obtaineda decree for the sum of $12,507.76 andinterest at 10% sa a 61at lien and the | 1 In the County Court.JOHN H. GROSSMAN, AttorneyI n the Matter of the Estate o Margsrcths Catherine Petersen otherwise known as Mrs.NickelPetersen, Dceeaeed:The State of Nebrsaks to the hei at law next of kin. devises, legnteescrwitors, and to any others interest ed in said matter:JYou s rc Hereby Notitied Thatinstrument purporting to be the IsaWillandTestamentofMarvareCatherinePetersen otherwise kno as Mrs.Nickels Petersen, deceased is on tile in said Court, and slsopetition pray ing Ior the Probate osaid instrument, and for the sppoin ment of George Lt. Msngolct ns Administrstor with will annexed. Theon the 'ith day of May , 1923, st 1 o'c1ock A. M., ssiddaetitton and thproof of the execn on of u id istnnnent will be haw. and thatyou tio not then appear and con said Court may Probate and recethsessme,and grent sdministrutioof the state to George M. MangoldThis notice shalt be gublished fo three weeks »»==~_g;=;;f_f»=., The Ense, prior to nsWitness my hand end otltcild - this Sth dsy of And, ma. (SEAL)A. C. DEBEL.11-lt g County Ju~ 1 Bkur V& Sonins of Fremont A t Bl a i r , Sunday A | Q E E Compare the Prlce with what you have been quoted or perhaps paid to solicitors sc o uri ng the c ountry . Christensen Lumber Co. #Not a Kick in a Million Feet. ~ .1 v~~' n '.__ thence up the center of the main chan- SfAte Bank of Blain Ne h r u h o~nel of uid Prothnuw Brznc hto -I tniuodad ec reefo r thazum nf$l6, point whgm it infgfggglg [bg \;|)|"{|1 73 3 . 0 0 a n d ln le n lt I t ~ u l!\line of um Southeat Quarter "fr decree prov-Ida u m t w d prem.Three, mid Tmvmhip and Range, nbpva dacribéd he acid so :Milf which point u soo fool wut of the md 1=gd=w= in mo ma J udgfnen`Q1.tlrter corner of u i d Southeast nefnain unndd for a period oQuarter of mid Section Three. thence l"*=llW days from :Into of QM dout on the north Iine of the South \l¥¥| Sli!! Judgment being stall Urpli~555; Quarher gf ng.;Sggfjgn '[||115 Ind laid deem! being still 19 fd - ard the Southvrest uarter of said and qf fed , ~said |»w==i»°9 ' M YSection "I'wb, to the p me of beginning dgacnbed wall ~ said i0 satufy amcontaining 3352 acres. dm,iiudgmnt, the Interest thereon.th Th e E m H u r of um Northeast me and :H seeming c osta providQtmrler of sacgan Three. Township by said Order md Decree mg the la11. North of Rinse 12, Em of uw in such cases mule and »\=*0\'=~!ed~ gm p M also,.|g # ~ 181.11 day o April, 1923Lot Thirteen {13), in Sec tion Two, at r.Township Seventeen, North of Ronge \MAURICE HEHRENS, denribed aa foliows, Commonclng Sheri!!of Washington County.N~at the Northwest corner of uid Sep.brash.12-Bt tion Two. thence EIR 9 chailm. thorfce M fé'"--if-f nom( I UIIKHW juvu pu. The boc kiirdnoll of the present some should at lol-st insure a good fruit mop.There is dwe§'I| s bright side so e\1r!ihi|lI~ And nov some the curse of those who disturbed King 'I'uL's last sm! gncient resting place. But the victims wh o h s f e mn mm wvvoeedlv ss the result of the coree are not the only ones who are being tortured. our gentler sex sro pretty wdl diltorbed vlelng with each otho\:in mimlc lni King 'I'ut's rearing apparel. .Tssslion Burden Qrovs "lt is time to csll s halt end sn eboutffaeo on ell Rhone free-tax"l\K» only-spending gentlemen who sro so drdeesly increasing oo and sesrc_h- lnl out new sou:eos of u xn tb n i " says the Sahirdny Evening Post, in an edltorlel."A prognsalvo program of oonfis- "`I eliion is operstlnx in Amerlm under the guise of taxation.lncrouiux borders are bolus oddA y ear by y o u t o n a l lelotmto prdoc tlve eepitsl vane-Blocker wealth done Lnlon :\w¢.|s llnln, oumu vu mm.April 19. 1933.--A liberal nm of rattle \\e¢lm~1\duy about 9.01.0 luno was rn eoonsihlo for s week zo 100l3c lowerznsrkel.Beat be-even bl"01llllll $9.21-1 Cow stuff was also une\eoly loaer and elockvrs and feedrrs the nemo wa; showin; s 250104: drop this waok.Qootaiion.-\ on rsitle:-Choioe lo prime l.~eeses IDJIJCD.l'0l good to choice heaven $86560-00: fair to good beevvs S8~25@8.£l5: common to fair beeros $'7.5008.l5; good lo choice¥urlI.n£l|8-85000-26;fair to :oodyesrllozs $1.6-5&&50: common in fair arewrilun $.§o67.o.\: 8000 In choicehelfen ST.390; felt to good hei fart $6wo7.2i»: dloioe to prime cows $0-75 07-GU:good an choloe #owl 3-1.750 0.150 (air to good cows $L7505.75: Cutters 1:L5004.50:esaners $3.000 5.-IO; beef and buachor hulls $4T507.00:bolognu bulls S4400475;wa l calves H0U69.o0: common und lnuhy nllvei $2.500-I.00;good to choicefeeders $T.oo08.Z»; fel: lo good !ee<l~ ers $'!.0001.o0: coznmolf tn folr feed ers I~6.25(F?.00; nod to cholce stocb ers 87.5068.l0; tslr to good stocker! $o.750T.50; rommon lo fnlr stocker!#llDUUGK5; stork holler! $4.3008.25; stock cows $4.0005.25:stock cslves u m o s mHone Dull. 10Ql|5o Off. the herd msny of the pigs sm stunt ed, other! die, the growth of all th Pls'i reuxded and there ls ni way to prevent s great loss. This 1 s problem of prevention. thst's dl The most practiced way to desire; these agencies is to plow the ho] yards st least once s your and plan s crop on them. If this plan of pre vention is followed s change of ho| lots from fesr to green is neeesssry While plowing the hog lot and grow ing A crop there does not immediate lr destroy the source of 'these pi; troubles, it causes it to be turned un dll' snd mixed with the soil no the they will not be picked up in sod lmge numbers by the y oung vin By being turned under and mix-e with the soil their destruction i hastened but even then they will no all be destroyed for from three t Your years. When: it is impossible t change the hog lots plowing will hd some. If all trouble is zo be rrolde s. system of ehsnzlog hog lots so psnures If neeeumr The more corn plete this system the less troubl will sppesr among the pigs. q - - . . '- e - n -- r 'C Read it rlzht ln The Enterpriie.I South Walker Avenue has helm haw 5 tive, was seen~'m m__;_',w_iln||Ni»1|l\;:=|l nnddm d nugkllan lanky. |llr. um lm..Are amen mo n s v m'n d .led bllinell WI infill--.L'.'l'.. ...:'.2..Z.°'..Ef §"".,'§'I..... §::'ff..|"f....T mu 1~1~Ind. Cedar mea.tr For Sale:-PWmme building where e Blair Candy Kitchen wa.: located. zz see c. F. Kolternmn. workmen are busy reznoaeling the idenoo n !Dr. Hosta on Grant feet. Mn. Ella Brass. the assessnrr for r, il busy making har rounds xt r useurmnnt work.H0111--Be ~y. Them are some new idsu in bakery ||~ at the Home Bakery.Come ln ~try the Rolls. Cxkes, Pies and m a .e-rf Baby (Bricks:-Place your order ly.Poultry supplies,incubalon |breeders,dl zines and prion. »Phones.8-tt'Porter Incubator Co. Sublcribe for The Enterprise. 1 ,. f ~e . . ~ .'c{ $ 9 - ;" i l `€f;=f \ <'~7;gui) / ~ Mrs a /ways g/ad la lane you "en/ne and fa o k " We lake pleasure in having our millinery compared with that of others for style. quality. valile. See the new models in our windows.t h e n come for a more de- tailed inspection.I t will be 'n pleasure to have you Mrs. T. C. HILTON, The Milliner Do YOUR PART IN THE SPRING 3 CLEANING cmgrnzcx © '0 » e 0 O o o o O 0 \1 1T r u l y A 1 ' t 1 S ' £ 1 C | l ~ ` , mg _ ;l l n Such are the beautiful wall papcrings on display at our store.We've a new stock of hivh-grade pape :in all the colorful tones and artistic designs you desire. Put your home in funn with the Qeumess dipring by obtaining your Wal! Paper from our Large Stock. ~ © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © @ ~ © ~ o ©©©© © © @ @ © © @ A good congregation gathered at tho Congro-gnliona! church laat Sun- day to hear Rav. H J. Seoiey. Frank J .Kopp was Plufsl under arrest Ia n Friday charged with drunkenness.$10 and costa if you plane. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Cook of Ft. Calhoun were in attendance at the regular meeting of the Rebekalu last 'Tuesday evening. A Bankers Group Convention will be hdd in Columbus, Nobr., next Mon- d w Mr. and Mn. A. R. Brock plan to drivo out to Columbul.. A. Bnock.father of A. R. Brock, who has been visiting hero for the pant two weeks, is somewhat india- posed with an attoc k of grippo. When you are in need oi the Oma- iha Bee we can save you money by a combination with The Enterprlao. e ." combination with The Enterprise. C°e~= tn and talk this matter over. A{taer a week's visit with his som. L. E. and family sz Tecumeeh. Hr. D. A. Sappenileld returned to hls home in th is c ity the latte r par t of lui vreek Mrs. Kenneth Rose of Omaha ls sponding the week sz the home of her psrents, Mr. snd llrs. Nels ll. Jensen. who reside out in the March school district. Ht l.Ed Lefwellyn left Thursday rnoming for Gund Island in response to s telegram from her son, C-ilvsrd, that his wife would submit to an operation at once. mu Mary Hdasner, who lass been teac hln¢lnHs.stin¢s, lsstherhome our Blair sulfering from a newoul break-down.She is xfviwlzr 're- covering and it is hoped will soon be er nstura.l_ self agsln. A flue seven-room raldnece with one and one-third acres of land on paved street is offered for sale. House has basement and outside cellar, good barn mil chicken house and plenty of fruit.Anyone wishing of comfortable home will do well to call and get par- ticusrs at The Enterprise olllce. 10~tf Edwin F'rar|.l¢lin Hauling, infant son of David H. and Emma. M. Harding, was born in Hsrrjson county, Iowa. March 13, 1922, and died April 12, 1923, aged one year and thirty daya Edwin was a sweet little fellow, the pet of thfouee..His death was an accident,ring gotten ehocked and thus very sudden and very sad.He leaves m mourn this seemingly un- timely death. his father, mother, two hnothers, Arthur and David and one iilter, Violet and other friends and relatives.Funeral aenioes were hflll nt the Melhudio church last Sot- urdny at 2 p. m. end burial mode in tho Blair cemetery.('.'.ntribu£ed. The Blair Hon ninh you with the company comes 1lions. Mynm Bmc l: li these dey install! let and listening grams éc. Sam Steven.: h out mouth of Im place where How prior to his dead For Sale--A . haue,except fu lar and garage- Phone. Ind. Illael Mrs. Zenith Sn Iut Sunday even pital for nppendi ed as getting do The new ilrrn Hopkirnfgot into day and everylbcl bnmineu $1111 I tic. Mr. md Hrs. I grade, Nebr., hu few days at the home..They me afternoon. Nels M. Jenks west of Blair, muicet. last Thu: of cattle for wh. pcr hundred. The Order of 3 a.prognrn of Dana College stu hour following C 'Il1ur|»dny nenlm The young pea school presented can Dubbe," on In the McCarthy le crowd was prem Mr. and Hn. over to Hinoun and spent .1 few While there lirs Miesourl Valley For Sdn:--A I three and one-hal is well located. c ment. nm! in pri: particular!ell] oillce. 'The Country hi-weekly social Sltulklly evening x gona zo the bortmu." == ,..-v'l la muplq, lddlng in Cn mx-unmpu pnnvldad by than same ld llnw r l. linda of (Ml xnamy ll ,hay rpml, mn c h o llt l n w u t a d in v v n a lh n n unnnecgcr; exienlfazm of |'o1'.1rnmon¢ yvnn and h_1¢0ll.|h palm-unlink s c h u n e md u r n u o f l t g o u u y ln mo b b e f vtm y u l o ly md r ln l d r - p u u n mu . " ' r u s a m l u s u u D n d n m o d l w m d m l u l y i h z u e mu n p o u n d ln n n r m u n l d n t ih lmmrle ln pe vp lo vlllp A y l80 0 . ° 000,000 man fur zhulrmprfhby ur t h m h u l d m w i u m n n i a tu ve n emu .u u n m n u m m r m v m - l d l t h u n t u n l l y t b a o m n l m l n w l l l xm » w m ¢ . » » ¢ a a ¢ . u > m w1 , m1 u 5* W 1 ! - llvln d do d d twvu r lli la n tlu Na md t y u d o n l h a l r u b h l - Tha Dcpu-lament ol Commune ln- null n bu !hti| \ uu rtlng tha t than w m l d b l x m r p \ u l o f m l u , s n d t h | g p m : n l u u n v o n l l l l l v u g i v m u g o b n n r y l i .B u t o n t h e i t h d l y v l dx-\ :u'y l(r. }hover'| lni melxtvru _... ._-\- ».\....a.. un vm-lf l l ; wnh 15.500 hon on me nmrxn Wduudty Und! urn dull uul ulueu\Doll5c lovnfr um Tun dl y .B u t hogs brought $735 nmmuux u( ul LM lrullgl. vu ll |1.10Q'l.3J. Shun and Llmho llrq n nr .Then vu a bguef Lana to the mn- m mr uhm-p and umm Weclnendny. an d the su m h m o n lllg c hi lle dhands many at nrmer Maru. Cllw ed umm \| Ivu lhK Ixxmo xxw Qu o ta tio n : o n lh np I nd umm-Fll l-mln. | 004 un ¢-u»x<et\¢o00 lun; fl! llm| ,| _ fllr w |0011 512.250l| .0 0:6199913 lambs w m o n n m ; mam; lambs ll?-\'50°l| W S fll Ulm $&000a26: ru wen. nm, saw 08110 : y u rlln p su .1so 1ux;weth- e h r la o o a m R A N D O L P H u m n v o n n vm CROP 75 Pea c um..r l s o i n a IUYING CORN Smvlwd c o r n mu xlh ltx vu me nlion ma by B. J . Lngmlc hullo exRandolph In xuuhm; \ land of men md r o n wh i c h wo n o n me o mu mum W ednesday.m_ mule were manly ol the Shonhorn n . theMeera | elll.n| (or $100 um the mn (nr W331 'l"| n_lo¢| d In at his ova COBIMISSIONETS r n o c x n n m c s (Conllmn d hom lut wmk) Thor nld Peterson (ulmveling mow)Andrew Bock (luvellng mow) Tlloirvlld Huasen (dmvellng mo v) c m H mm, ( u h we l ln z mow),1Gwrze Aclnérmln. <»m>v¢u..g mow)Guy Wallace, (nhavellng snmv) Chad; Justic e. (lhonllng lnow)ma K u bi e , (lh ove llng mv) W unn Rhonda . (lho vdlug u mv)Cllmwe W mhler, (xlwvellng mow) X-'hyd A;-,ksrman» (xbosvllng mow)ll. Chrluwuenr (dnweling n u n )_Blnlr Telephone Co- (nal md Tolll)22.40 Hun C. Lxnen. (ulwvellng _ L50 1.50 1.50 _50 w o s m 1.50 1.80 1.50 1.50 1.50 Ii \ L I I|'=»<,wpun un un; un.:u¢ n » ---..-.-- ._Wuhington oornnpandant had been g u i lty a f mc h a vlg la ti o n o f confl- dmc i he uroudd llkdy have been "|pa.nked."'Tha Commune Deport- mnnt claims that ill dgurel wars so jugglad In W all Street that it ha mnde mapp euth ztaa horu ge r ath- u t h m a s u r p l u a o t n g u v r u s f ruusmg."The vis crop in my gection wlil mebe mon than 75 per cent nt \ normal rrop." mid Mr. Lqenschulte."Many of the sown lure hurt their Htlers nm!mont ol' the :men farrowed are small. I also l'oI|.nd China: and I nm them all summer on alfnlfs pulurv.T M out crap ll all pllnied and plowing forcom has been auned. snow) can-u Pouilen. {ahovelin¢ snow)_R. Barron, (nhovellng snow! H Johnson, (shovellng snow) Karl J uul, hhoveling snow) Fvilz Hstthlesem tshovellns snow). n I|-.n\.l-»;n u\nvllinlr 4.50 m o 1.50 1 .50 6.00 i '>*('What ls more important il the :mrs Amen Mlbuuuulln ..........anthat prominent mn-r refiners, bm- n m<»d»u¢1d mu md u Snow)1.an and :pe-eudaxors. held eoniennces mrS,.,,|.on ||;¥b|,,°|of the fox Guy Ostnnder. (shoveling in Ckzbl immediately prior to the hut 'They are very l and whcn not snow)3.01: decided increase in the prison! naw mud ww bzmd are any In color W. McCracken, .shoveling r an The interests are pointed out as the andy ones tho will BHP the benedts uf the higher level um vm be paid £0 eabotnl refiners and their oopaw n m. ' Everybody who wants to c an ex- plain all they please. but the consum- ers are quita of one mind in the opinion that sugar price! have been ulvancal in order to enrich the Am ericnn and Cuban sugar galnblen, and not because of the actual amp. or lo- gilinule market conditions.As us- ual the public is told that the De paztnwnt of Justice is "imeatigu.l.lng" but thlt is hardly satisfying to those who feel Lhal. prices continue to be iu s zlo i U. 3. os:oGn.~\rzllc .\u.\ Allamlc mm Foo is 5.560 miles The paeitic toast Eine is2,'¥800 miles long. The Mexican lvundary is 1,744 miles long. . .The land UQ il! 2,973.77-I ||T||_}° The wnternmost print ia Cane M. vo. Waahhgton, The Canadian bou:xdr.ry |, 3,893 miia long. ThaGul.fo!§Ir.x3.':oco:.1nli.neia8, 540 miles lox. , The mu area ez 11-.» Uated sum is a.o2s,':s9 lquaze mI'rl. The oosternmoat poini ls Wat Quin- cy had near Ihzlport Kaine. 'Hao lolli1\o.='n2.xls£point is Cape S-shin. Wash., Ville the ?lf.u"lda Km and are called fray mlm. However. when they have been on the body of the foul and filled themselves with blood UW? look red and are called rel! mites. They do not stay on the fowI'e body all the time, lille lice, but during the day hide :sway ln cracks and ereviltes.behind boards that are nl!ll.1~the roosts.in the cracks of brood eoopg. and in other places. Al. night when the Towle and chicks go ln roost the miles come oul..of their hiding' places, crawl on to the hinlll.and suck 'lhe blood from lheir bodles.The irritation :md loss of blood cause mature [owls ua become pale in comb and wattlos :md poor in flesh; sitting hens may desert their nests and spoil tho* egra. wus. if they do not die on the nonls. and chickens wcall: and droopy and in many instanrol dlo from the at- tacks.ln addition these mites act as cadets of dlslalo h o m aids fowl: to well ones. Since poultry mites hide away In ozaqks and erevlces during the day. the nm thins that lhould be done to g e t s i d e o f lh e mi s to ( i n t h e poultry houses,roosla, |n¢¢u,;eu=., a a°°d cleaning.After the detain; Ipny thoroughly Irlth either of the folloring mixtures,{1)Waste d l from auto or trader.miged with equal quantity of ke1'osena;'7or(2)1 pln l. dc mde oa rbo li elc .ld| .o1 ;a l- Zo no tlc e ro s me llak es u re th atth e sony reaches all th e moks and crwiees and every other Place when iho mlto lmkhtbe hi di ng. Haa pr ay U . u v :mc 3.0C mow)Floyd Barton. .shovelirm snow) Norris Hoier, (ahovoling snow) Stmrart Brown, (shoveling snow)Cari Bobs, lshoveling snow) A, Christensen. {shoveli!1B' snow!Chris menzhlmn. lahowrellnk snow)Hjalmer Quiet, (shovelim: snowl.lim Dowling, (shovellng _ snow!John Hooks. (shovellng enowl llenry Christ, (shoveiink snow) Nels Buckhart. (shouting snow)Joe Johnson, (shoveling snow) gm, Chdet. {eho1elim: snow) Hosea Wlleon, (sheveling snow) Walter Andersen. lshovelinll snow)Glen Wilson, {shoveJiU¢ snow) Rathmann Gum. (5uppllts for Avery)were Drug Store twnvliofl Blair Oil Co ( n n )Emil Nielsen lbllckhhlilll supplies)Bud Croudy (showeling nnow) George ffroudy '(ehovdin¢ snow)Grover Wilkins {al1uvelin8 George Croody (shovellnl anew)ae Mo n s o n G u m (l\#°fI¢° nd root. etc.)82.1 Herman Battling' (snow shovel-a J -;5g ILO( :mc 9.0C :.r.& 5.2: 3.75 4.|I 4.11 262 2.6! 2.6. 1.51 5.2 4.4 1.0 4.1 1.0 4.1 2.2 lvenmg wnen me ram mwneniu. mtand.hlra. Oscar Gilbertson were hos! anr.l hostnss. The mufige of Anhuf arm Ts perly of hwington, to Miss Karl; Em ma Engel of Tclmrnnh took place nt the Methodist pnrau11ur.!£\ Rev J. A. Jnhnmn nfflcintinz Wedmwduv nfl 'in muy respec ts Every bay nu nn equnl opportunity with every other boy m become president uf the Vn md Su m. Every b oy hu an e qual opponunity with every other boy to become n nmcwufui famner. banker,1. xucevnrful mcrchnnt, a successful hamlcxxnr,nr 1|smxesrful manor. ;__. e /¢ <. / ,` /.f| ornoon, Apri! Nth. The Senior Class of the Blair high 'school presefntl "The Man From illome" n four act royaitgr comedy drama. fifteen in cast.B. F. I). umm houu-, the |\\.orinlz of MI5' 2.Prim, 50 cents.Seats on sale at J .r.. Pounds.I2St h{rs Aura Sutton, who has been in I}cn\or for the past }ttl|° rnrim; for her daughter, Mrs. Hazel Manii, who is afflicted with tuherculosh, oxpeded to start homo lui Sunday but the daughter took an unexpected tum for tho worse and she was forced to change her plans. The :lance rlvm by the Blair Fire ~ are u few doors, however, thatl are obsoiutoly closed. The number oz boys who can become apprentices in brickiaying or phnoring is limited. Them the boasted equality of oppoa* tunity in America has its limit. "Whom", nskod tho teacher, "is the capitol of the United States?" And the 1\ire son of the shrewd capitalist replied. "Lnr¢~¢¥:»' in w-exempt se- cufitiu." Lynzh will hoid n tpeciai _election Mu c h 12 to determine whcthor n contract shall be entered into .for the gmnrhue M current over n tmmmis sion line from the Mirmaota Electdc I Creek to a point where the center ofthe main channel of the ProchnowBranch o! said creek intersects the mmin channel of said Moores Creek, We will putu :few mo! over your old shlngles for ~;>zn.1uu §l1UAHE FI. wmvlqfe 3| §'a ii] EI! I Piiritan Flour (Tm Perfect Flour)Dopmtmant int 'I'hursda3r evcning§UUt\ibut.lng 1:ump;.ny,w a s m t no w e l l a t t e n d e d l v t h °° "3 °- I T h u s 1 i . m m :Ch\r!\}|:fn in u r z i n z The bread yéq can make from this "Perfect Flour"is lighter,of a finer, m ore even texture.Perfect flour naturally means a 1 try f o lk .It is believed that the #print work is taking their attention now and lint the Saturday night dances are more popular than the middle of tho (ook attain. Word received from the Martin Jacobsen family who' reside on a farm near Hemlngford, Nebr., convey: the nd news of an lcc ident which hap- pened to their iittll boy, that might m§{`£hQ :f.i;;;"";,;aar;=». Pllfl; b; sold to a p,i¢'i§,,1, owned electric eo- mnlnr. whic h :grad to furniah cur- rent at about half the present rm and #vo all-day service for light and power. A ceruin young fellow naxrwd Sloar Dun tried to jump over | stone; But he landed, korplub, @© @ © "CLEAN-UP." Our Paints are llrsl uid to a bright and attractive home. Whether it is the exterior! of your house you'n going to © © © © r u r w u u u u u x .. r u r c a u s e w u m u g , u u u m u u a nd a ll pa s tr y n e e d s P uri ta n li k e wi s e i n - sures euccess.It i s t ru ly t he a ll -p ur po s e flo ur.Go e s farther, a nd i s mo re e co nomi - cal to us e.rluwl DuunuluHotel Henghg R paint. or um inlerbr, Our Paints mean Lasting Quniuu ©|*"\*= resulted I |'r5\int 9. country erionsly. He ls ¢==*'""l n um mx of l skunk1: U n d r u - m a r H l l i h .p u m p l l n o t a va i l a b l e , m e a n o r d i n -i n i ).'' " " ' u y a r h i t u r n l h b m a h . D o n o t h i ! t o A n t o n K n u e ( m o w a h m l i n g i 2.00 R n u I " M A m l s i n 'H n f° n l l l | \ | In n . . -ol..-»i»O nu¢.. -nh..»..u.l ¢l n| A IIan n i K oh l ! fl h ofE ¥i . 2l |l ITIDW )3.60 school and while Play- ~ ~ to his friends o'er the J and stick. he, in samehe ntid in his side, phone. --C'npper's Weekly. liver.At lan reports.|"Willie,'Red th Iphysician?'°"¥"*¥T° "what Q JJ pI°:.r:|L1o;m||?n?'her All the Time. lB l a u 'P h a r m a c y %~~© @ @ © © © inn vriih a hoo! mnnner. nn U pmmnn; hudm mmdm 1would eome om adam ns In. 141 *hs em For Sale as- I - ""° ' -' ° ° " " \ " " " "HM:u w ilnmxuav Un u w ¢u\ra Innuu . . . . , _ _ ___t h a t i s n m m m o r e f u !t h D r . G . A .t d !I n O u r nu l o 1 2 | , . , ° '. , -,2 =»»~ ==:.f'. ':1 ;: ,-. w a -m a m .n n o r e , W ( w w a s m ' . . . , m . w : . : . " ' e : : . ° . m : : ; » l u a n n r o »A r n d t H u vi w u e , { m p p \ l e | }9 . 0 9 i IN D a t 3 1 o n s ° ; ; 1 =" ~ . 2 5 5 1 2 I I || Rhoades Coad & Feed StoreIizil,-"s.i1Q=&{°»E£m§i»1¢.§éé»».¢ md'd»»'l11ou.sand|of young pin whkh ll. E. Slander, (shnveiing `¢°¢|gggugueaunent.tlrnrlzlvl unhu am mmm mnuui. vm muy at flfmirlhl time \»-mor)1425 GONANT HOTEL CGMPANY tall right if no compll-"Hen annexed the small pupil "And the plural of child 2"z z f r a ; i f ; 5 " - -1¢¢\|.U *""""'*"f"C°l-'dnrhma '_u » l i e n , p o u l t r y m i z n f o p n l m ~ d u ¢ ; \ G u ' s u a (shading snow) c a n N I m a r ; Hx nw0 e \.1 ~~~THE ENTFJIPRISE, BLAIR. NEBRASKAn-urn rwwfrnunmn nra.1R_ NEBRASKA n s c u t u s u o s o 1 T o u L A N D ] D n l n a g o H a s S a ve d 3 Th o u s a n d A n n o o l W u L a n d In F r o n t i e r Got-Inky. D u o t h o u s a n d | » a e s " o f w e t b o t t o m l a n d i n t h e M e d i c i n e C r e e k w i e ! i n F m n t l e r c o u n t y b l n b e e n n c l a l m o i n t u c o ¢ t o f l u l t h a n $ 8 . 0 0 p e r a a | u n d e r t h e d i r e c t i o n o f ' m i s m e n u a n w o r k e r s ol 'una A g r l c u l t u n l C o l t o n . Th i s d r a i n a g e v m h r t h u m o d e i m - possible |. repetition of such 1 8004n l t h e o n e w h i c h r u i n e d t h e c r b vl t h e r e i n 1921.M e d i c i n e C r e e k w a s o n c e a d e a n a n d Ia i r l y n n l g h t s t r e a m b u t n d i m e n t f r o m t h e m l m h a s b e e n w a s h e d i n t o t h e b e d o f t h e cr e e k : n u t n o o d w a t e n th r e a te n e dth e c r o p : e a c h r en : o n t h i s i r o n .' r m e o n t s r o l o f t h u w a t e r In 1 d e e p c m n l l du g t h r u t h e l o w e s t p a n o t _ t h e va l l e y w i l ! m e a n m u c h t o t h e r u m e n o f t h i s pa r t i c ul a r c om m u n i t y d a c e i n t h is t h - y l a n d a r e a t h e u p l x n d f a r m e r s o n d v p e n d a n t u p o n t h e t u b l r r i z t l e d r l vo r b o t t o m f o r t h e i r l h e a t o c k fe e d .Th i s pr oj ec t In o n ly o ne a t 1 0 tl ra ln uz o p r o - jec ts e a r n e d o n I n t h e a u t o b y n m tenanon w o r k e r s i n ~ : H 84 0 ac r e s n u EWS REVIEW UF GURHENT EVENTS ecntary Hoover Tells Women Voters Why We Showd loin .the wocld Ooun. l HDINS un nx nmucmu de m A lu Tllk l p w Hlu P r o - ! ° ' ° 4 wu u m T r l p - l b n l r u w; Gmmmanx Gnu | .lm In Cam- mov-M-nu Toward uw Plans ue CarmanRfpantlona. ll I DW ARD w. Puc k/mn productive mn areas. Thietea entered the J. I. Tlngleel& Sona dry goods nares at Ullnton and escaped with $700 wonh of coats and aultl._ The Plairrriew bolrd O( educationvoted to have the Blble reed. without comment. in every roomof me public school: ol that place. Reports from the northern part of Jefferson county lndlonte that the fullwheat la nearly a fallure.lluc h ot the md und tender plants have been blown out. Several thousand crows were killed at an immense rookery on Oak creeklnnorthernllolt county ln a joint hunt of Hunt and Boyd county hh mera and sportsmen.Decluin; that he never felt better In his life."Uncle" Peter Starr.ot Dunnlnlr. oldest relddent of Nehnuke. last Sunday was the recipient of many congratulations on hll 105th blnhday. Box Butte c ou .11:again leadthestale la unto acreage.The acreage lul. year. including both seed and table stock, was slightly in excelof 27.000 acres.The acreage thla aealon will. probably be not less um 30.000 a..:. .... Another vdn of c oal has been dllqweretlinmuthensternNebraska. near Auburn.Many veins have beenlocated here. one being mlued for aer- eral years profitably.Geologists be- lleve lt probable that this section will DlBOILAI)lI2€0 Ins lnttntiun ni in n i n g a "boar"for Unitld td entry !nto me pmsmonr caaninternational Julticv. 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" " '_ . . : , . . . , 1 ¢Q 1 - n n - n u -u n : Co of mmruu. nn member at tbl tedanl tum loan botrd-2»-Pmmnz Ebert of Ger-ilman L.n satHlmm. oirodgo ef zha Ruhr, making antiFancy upeoch.8-Bow the nilon an Goa island naval trilli- £i»°'D. Bu: francisco, greeted Admlrnl sum. ..he fo r t h e Im l l a n g m e r n m e n t .h u r e ce l ve d no t i c e o f M s a p p o i n t m e n t a s r e p r e s e n t a t i ve o f t h e m m m R e d C r m : Frank Coll of llemlngtord,u t 3 gasoline can in a. bucket ol' water and placed it on the stove. not knawingmore was I fire in the stove.The line all over the room and set fin to the houne whic h was burned to the ground. .- - - - -- ''- . A f t c E V E R Y ~ M 63| ../"' -. . .." g i v e y o u r d i g e s - i i o l l a " ' l d c k " W i l h W R I G L E Y ' S . So u l( te e th , a g o o # n p p e ti ll a n d pr o p e rll g e l t l o l m e m I I U C R to y o u r h c lllh . W R l ¢ L l Y ' B l s I h t l p a t I n a l l a l l a w o r k - 3 p l e a s a n t , hc natilc lldpie k-me -up. ." " " T " '~, '=*?$~ _ _ . f U~|| Q ..C i n e n c e B m } l h o f Ta b l e R o c k c a u g h t a . l a r g e : r u w o l f w h i c h m u m u m ! s i x t y - o o o h e h e ! fr o m U n t o U p . T h e se n a t e ai a u g ht a r c d m o b i l l p r o vi d i n g fo r S u n d a y c l o s i n g o t m o d e ho u s e s l n N e b r a s k a b y s fo t o o t 1 6 t o l l . Jo h n Fergu s-on o t Ta y l o r Zoot T 1 f n r l n l ch ic k en s w h e n o b r o a d e r b n - cn mo t oo ho t no d s ez n n t o me ch ic ke n h o i l l l .' T h e qu e s ti o n o t t h e Is s ui n g M $ 3 3 0 0 0 f o r t h e e r e c t i o n o f a o o m u n l - ty b u i l d i n g l o s t a t m e B e a t r i c e d t ! ela ctl oo 21 18 to 25 6.O n e o f t h e b l : fe a t u r e s o f t h e Jo h n - so n co u n ty fa ir : Id a 3 -, e a r w i l l b e fo u r d a y : o f h o r s e r a c i n g .Th e f a i r i s t o be h e l d S e p t e m b e r 1 7 t o 2 1 . W l r d K .N e w c o n d o f K e a r n e y h o t h fr l l g p p o l n l c d : c e m e t a r y o t t h e F o d - e r n l u n o B u n k o f O m a h a t o s u c c e e d c. B L G r u c n l h c r , wh o d i e d r e c e n t l y . T w o h u n d r e d n l n e r y f o u r , c u s o f li ve s t o c k w e re s h i p p e d fro m H u m b o l d t la s t : o a r a n d on c a r: o f m i s ce l l a ne o u s sdverse vote usually nitesns me p nation of the mlninry, but Bauer Leusud his colleagues consldued mu my s snap dlrlsrton and it was arranged that the vote should be u hm o verenln another du.This resulted In x wild scene in the house wednse-is; and the speaker ordered adjournmentfor sn hour. The Lsbor tllrmben striod up s m! s en ; "Tho Red F lu ." W gthe efforts of Ramsay Msrlilonsld s others of xhelr lenders to qtttet then, and two government supponers srllCnu lu the hee.mu c omme nts ln Loudon scored both emu-me gunm-ment party for belnl slack end stupid, and the Lnborltes for their tloleltttt. Com-"r DE ST. AULAIRE. Frenc h snglasaiadur zo England,znsds s quirk n to ram lest wtek and ren:led been to Prlme Lllnlster Bémsr Law lt statement ot the view: of memler Pulnrars on me ltubr occupation and the chsares for s settlement of theNpllmllottl problem.lt was m the nsturs of an oder br France sud 'ru based on the repon which Louis Lou- rheur meds ol his recent tnterrtmrs wlth certain zmum leaders.Na ln- m a n , b u x u m h e m u D D I th e l e a n l u t m t i o n o f w i n : z o g e t t h e U n i t e d S t a t u s i n t o t h e L a a g u q o f N a t i o n s l n th i s a n y o r a n y m l m - .l Co n c e rn i n g re d uc t io n o f in c o m e f axes.M r .L l w l n l u r e a w i t h s e e rt t s r y o f m e Tr e a s u r y M e l i n a t h a t t h e p r e u n t m n x l m u m n u - u r n i e s a r e m o b l ; h . b u t h e h o p e s u m . It !t . u fo u n d po n i b i e !o m a k e r e du c t i o n s , L h e s r e n n b a a p p l i e d n i l d o w n t h e i l n e . s o u n i t h e a m d l t a x p a y e r a s n d ! u t h e b i l : on e 'p i l l b e n efi t .H r . \ !e l l o n 'n r e c o m - me nd a ti o n i s t ha t : h a m am x m a xi m um , l r h l c h a m n u r w a s r e d u c e d fr o m 0 5 to so pe r c e nt , b e h t rl h er n- q ug t -. 3 £ 0 25 p e r c e n t .T h i n . I n l n é n l . w o u l d mc r e a b e n l h e r t h a n d e c r e a s e t h e r e v e n u e , a s vu p r o n e ! b r t h e r e z u i u o r t h o p r l vl u u n r e d u c t i o n o f r u n .T h e l n c n u e i n I n c o m e l a x w l l e c t i o n a f o r Ma r c h .m s ,o ve r i i a r c l l .u m . a m o u n t e d to $T0,0 J0.000.~ .B e nn e r S m no t . w h o p r es u mn b l y n rl l l ht ch a i rm a n o l t h e s e n at e u n s ur e cu m * mi t te e , d o e ; n o t m i nk ge n e ra l re vi si o n at th e re ve nu e la w s th e n e x t n e ui o n of c o n g r e s s w i l l b o easlble.H e l a h ] . NEWS UF NEBRASKAIN BIINDENSED FDBM mo o n !Hap pe ni ng : in N e b r u h Gi ve n m B r i e ! mm F m' Bu s y B n d nf l. Th! s un ' r. P . A.m u m m n Onmhl April 20 and 21.: m n u l me spring frnln uound C xl ln wt y h u n m n u .work on uw pa vi n g UI M b mu hu begun lx West Palm.Ilan of Hamllllm county have or Eunlxed me Pfam um P11 c lub. A eo mmer dnl dub w b m: u mm-llrd by the buslneu mm ol Behiiltre. A Df llnlny dmpur wma twenty - wwn mmf membe rs h u be en lu~ .mana n lly mnnm'rue new mum; nw panned bs mn .me lttlllllum has become operntlv: md 1| now ln effect.The formal opening of Bt. Cather w e l a u u n a t l u m a i n ;a e u l g n f a z G m n h n . A l l t h e m u u m n o f Bc ot ts bt ut f c o u n t y m e t a t a d i n n e r l a s t w e e k . w h e n U n e R m a n d M r s . J. l l . M c C a f- tr ee .w h o ce le b ra te d t h e i r g o l d l n u r e d d i n x a n n l r e r n a r y . 1 » \ e m t h e : u n i t o f h o n o r . I r w i n H u c k ,h e l p e r n t t h e Go o c h ..| iza plana to addrul the neovla on imw m n t illllel md to gn!tn clone touch with their cplnlonl and aspira tions, and that na hu no thong! what ever at politics or nndldsei If he cannot make the irlp ln um way tml,with :bln undenaandlng. un tha Pres- ident, he will ann: at home.lla prob was derailed and ten can of merchan- dlna destroyed bl' nm in I. wreck near Paul, caused by me cnglne throwing L tire.Grand lnlmd f u l chosen as the meeting place for the 1024 convention out In London at mu writing, but tha Par!! press uid Polncnre insists on the occupation of tha Ruhr until the npantions pu;menu have been mnde,and on this condition quas to reduce luv w~uid be allow~ t~ de~cmat~ulln weakness over a Eanger period hetore nn overtaiullng n u~dertaken. Pm:s1m::~rr Bzmzanzo 1| atlll ex» frdml our the public misconcep- tion at his proposed mp through theWea: and to Alaska.Us iullsu than In would make It as Presldonn and am Imspitll ll placed lt Slay }6.R. n. Applegel. t member of the Beatrice _poltolllcu dollsery force forthlriplhree nun. hu retired. ilutrlc a hu signed a c ontract for current from an el c power plant Tho Fat and ine Lnn..Fllt.Glrl-"I hm? an appetite likecuilry f'Thin onI-"Yes. y ou hu 'Iou eat a peck at a time." A \nma t|°u fa ve ma y Irv he r for! a l o r t h e m a k i n g o f m m e d r u x g i t vl r tu n e . r . . .v 1 | , f " " ~3*- ` - .I ~% : f ? 1 g » *Pm~ = ;1 .t , , { .o n e l f . k a . I # u m m a u n n mr z z w m a 1 1 s z " ? ? = ;' ¥ '. . § = ' §. i '» ' ° "» £ `- i ' » ' % ' § ". : . 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Th a n l s n p r o vi d e s fo r t h e vl r m e n t by Oe n n nn y o f t1 o . oo o .w 0 . 0U 0 o n th o a an d B b o n d s w i t h i n t e n y e a r n , F r e n c h a n d Be l gi n u H a l m a t o h a ve p r i o r i t y ; an d t h e s ur r en d er o f m uc h o f t h e $ 20 . - s u o . o o o , o o o t n c b o n d s t o t h a U n m d m m m t o f t h a ln t e r al l l e d d e b u l y , J u g o a l u l a a n d R u m m l a a r e m p p m e d t o g e t m u m h i u z fr o m .i i EWS REVIEW UF GURHENT EVENTS Secretary Hoover Tells Women Voters Why We Showd loin .the wocld Ooun. l mnmus un nx nmucnnu r n d a m A lu T l l k l Hlu Pro- ! ° ' ° 4 wu u m T r l p - l b n l r u w; Gmmmanx Gnu | .lm In Cam- mov-M-nu Toward uw Plans ue CarmanRfpantlona. ll I DW ARD wf Puc k/mn D o YOU ihlnk s m Unlitd i m a should bwomc 5 member el the lntcmauonu eoufi. or nn you nfnld m nmtmbtnhlp would tntangla ul in th e wmu l a ff ain a f a dm nathan! D 1 8 m. A D n K 0 uns Intention of in n i n g e "boom"for United sum' entry tnto the permanent counat international Justice. Becrelsry of Gommerce Hoover tue an form whatms; telrb' be considered the :len of the edmlnlstntlon on :ma sub}ecL In so sddress belore the convention ol tblNotions! League of Women Voters in Del Haines.Ltr.Hoover spoke in esm-uz aavoceq at President Zlsrdtnfe mount that the United States become e member ut that court, and ennreredue usual objections to the plan. *'1'he\propose!s to me the court." llld Nr. Hoover. "lute been crltlelxenl from esriousugies.Thehrstof thesesa that n leeds us into some unde- aorlbeé poiltlosi entanglement Thln ll untrue, for me decrees of the Inter-nedousl court an bued upon the proo sss of lair. net upon pariltlcst agreemmt; their enforcement rests whoily on public opinion end not upon rom."la napportlns :mn noun we sub scribe to eo campulsima whatever.Dompomue is In net. speciticeily ex eluded.We do not need to submit any use to the c ourt unless In fed mequ so at the time the c ase arises. Ho other nation een summon ns intocam except with our consent.The court Itself esnnot summon us la. our tn any manner or degree exert uponas any kind at eompumcn. not even mo m ."Atl ere do if ere ntlfy President R i m r o c k T - ' I iI y a ..| A u t h o r o f " A M a n a o H b M a n f d c - . G u n r i m . |I . l v J . » U 1 m D u » nn' alla; my thln' they minded In u tu. from lead to :fmt poydehj* "Wai," dnaled Bundy. Makin; tha \.. - -- Tha Quic knus of :ho Hand Dccelvn tho Eye. bean the yum or your running offwma the girl and qow, with her tucked away, coming back to dan un. Pse a nollon thefd :how y ou fournnshrnwhenxou'\e sat In xo zhe wrong nme.Why ...°'Something In 8ludy'| face ntoppapd nexpression..be c n m e s t h i n :nt't i m e y cra w ling be ne a th pa lnte d ca nra a . m l ;m e ah at tc re d t h e p e r l t h a t el d u p th e u p p er o o r n e ra o f t he t e n t * |t h e d o p e . h a d e u t , t h a m m o f t h e »»l o i n ; l u r e o n t h a t a l d e a n d t h e ~c-t ure had swa yed had co ltap oed Sa n t a n d l l i o r mo n h a d l i n e d up u o a r'i t h S a n d y .Th e r e u n a n o m l a t a k m g el r in t e n ti o n t o u se t he i r gu n a .l l n t e u h t b l t l o n h a d be e n q n l t e e n d l le ot .W l th o ne ac co nl th e me n r ai ne d e l r h a n d s a h o u l d e r h i g h a n d b e g a n |lh n fl l e t l n w n th e h i l l , r e g a n ll e a s o f ~elr eq u i p me n t .w h l c n h a vi n g be e n d fo r by Pl lm no ll . t he y re - gn nd cd a s m u c h l e m va l u e t h a n t h e n e c e u r l t y =de p a nn n e , "S c at t er e d l i ke a b un c h o f c o yo t ea , " l d S a m . " S u n d i d . " a g r e e d R a n d y ." i l l n n t e ~ey ttn hlc tl tnl kln '. 'ste ad of aho ntl n'. lt n e a th ey w a s r e a d ;to at am pc tl e. he ; | " lI b e ll It t o P ll r n l dl a n ' Ir e ll a c e t bo ar m u c h a n d h e ' a : o t l n hl a I . "" Tl l l n k P l l m l l s h o w ? " a s k e d S a m . "G o t to - - o r q u i t. " a at d S an d y . " Th a t | | ~ot'j u m p e r s h e n o t t o a e t h e r l l ~Il l th e he nna u nl ea a he ma ke s ao me e s Le t 'a t a k e a p n aa a e an ' t oo k a t o fa w o r k i n g s . " P a t r i c k C a l c : h a d r u n l a a t u n n e l . . .t h e fa c e nf ta l e di sc o ve ry .It a on tb ha d b e en c l on e d b y tt z ub e ra nr - na cl oe el gr i nt o th e fra me o f th e ho rt n t a l l h n f l , f o r t n l n | ; » n o t a o m u c h a -» .n a a ha rt lc at le .t h a t h a d b e e n ~l r rp l k ed t e h e avy ti m b er s .Th i s d be en r ec en tl y dl at na nt le d an d th en lac ed.a a re ce nt mat ics o n t h e ~thercd l u m b e r s h o ve d .B a n d ; ~m t a t t h e se nl a c ca ct o ee l y . fro w n ; a a h e g a ve h l a ve r d t c t . " S o m e o n e m o n t e ; l n ' a r t t h t h l a l n - de of t he I- l a t m o nt h ," h eq t nn o u nc e d Ik e a a n o t l t w a s t ha l fh u n ci t of Ea s t ~era.Th e y 'd tlg ger t h e c a m p u m a n d o n e d a n 'cn na l de r th em se lves tlt le d a a phl la ntl ko pl eta Into h o'| nl n' a a n y t h l n g t h a t l o o k e d g o o d - l i k e ll t u n n e l .Ye a , a ir , " S an d ; w en t o o . rm ln g t o h la o w n th e or y, "It '|r 'u d n't m r l a e m e tr t h l e a a r n 't t h e m t n e ey s am p l e d w h i ch P l lm a o l l n a d a o u t the r ea l at nt t an' c la mp s on ." " W e l l " m d M o r m o n . " vr e 1 l h a ve a ~ o e t o u k h l m In a m i n u t e .!Ie 'a l n 'u p w i t h t h a t c r o w d o f h l a ng l n' e rl o n g a n' t he i r h a 'r l lft l n'. " ~e t hr ee p ar tn er a me t th e ju mp en , vr he a de d b r Pl l ma o ll . o n th e b o rd e r the c la lm a.Th e |a m. bl ar 'a fa ce vra a d ."Y o u fo u r - d u a h e ra g e t o t ! t n l a 1 ~n d, " he b jn ne re d."Y o n'e e c l ai m - t o e e p r e a e a t M o l l y C a r e r s r l g h t a e r y o n r e k l d n a p c d t h e g i r l a n d ~t her o nt of th e sta te It 1 |o n° t ge t u a n y w h e r e or a n y t h t n g .I've r o t nIf t n t e r e a t l n t h e s e c t a l u u a n d Iva ~ty o f vr ltnea aea to pr ove lt." I d o n 't b e t l c ve fo r a wl tn e aa ea ar e l r a a va l l yb l e a a t h e y m i g h t h a ve | be for e p ol lt l ca a h lfte d l n l te re fo'd ~lr." said Sandy." 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" Il e h a n d e d o n e o t h l a o w n g u n a t o M o r m o n .an n o u n c i n g hl a ac tt on i m Pl lm a nl l m i g h t mi s t a k e it , " N o w ,th e n. "h e w e n !on ," I o n c e t o l d y o u 1 l o o k e d t o r o n t o a t o p n n : tro aa tp a bou t ll ol ly Ca ae y.S n m e t i m e Bu t c h l 'a re o n | n n ' Sl m t l n h n g o t h u h t . Yo n d on 't se em ab le to a a be p l ai n t al k a n 'P m t i r e d o f tn l kl n 't o y o u .J i m Pi lm so ll .l i e . P m g o l n ' t o r o l l m e a cl xa re tt e.A n ; t i m e y o u w a n t t o y o u c a n d r a w .Pm g i vin ' y o u t h e a ld g e o n m e .If y o u d o n ? t a l e t h a t a l d n . J l t n Pt lt n ao ll , P m g ivin ' y o u tl l l an n -u p t er - m o r r e r m o r n i n 't o n z p l u m b o u t o f c a m p An ' to K ee n d rl t t ln '. " De l l b e ra t c l y S a n d y t o o t to hn cc o a a c k a n d p a p e r s fr o m th e p o c k e t o f hl a ah t r t. h l a t l ng e r a fn n ct l o nl n g a n t o ma tl c al ly .precl aely,ht e ey ea n e ve r ah l ft l n g fr o m P l !m a n l l 'a fa c e . m e a s u r l n g b r fe e l t h e a m o u n t ol'tob ac co nt m k e n l n t o t h e l l t tl e t r o u g h o f b r o w n n a m . Th e g r o u p r a z e d a t h t m fa l c l n a t e d . Pl l ma o l l'8 fa c e b e a de d w i t h t i ny d ro p s of i r vr o n l . m a h a n ds m o ve d a l a n l y u p - w a r d t o w a r d h l l c o a t l a p e l a t o u c h e d t h e m a a S a n d y t w i s t e d t h e e n d n t ' t h et n r c l te . a t n sc d t h er e . a h ak l n l al l g h t - t y w i t h w h a t m i g h t h a ve b e e n e a g e r ne a a - n r p ar a l y s i s . Fo r t h e l oo k l n t h e at e - e l g r a y e y e : o f S a n d y B o ur k e . h a l f mo c k in g .a l l cfr nn den t.a p o r r e d t h e d n u b t a t h a t a n r z e d t h r o u g h t h e g a m H c f s chance-calm-nlatlne m i n d ,w h t l e he k n e w t h a t e ve r y a t o m ot h e a lt a t l o n lessen ed hl a chan cclr. H i a o w n h o n d a w e r e clo ne t o ttla che at.Hi a r i g h t h a d b ut a fe w t n c h e a to d a r t . t o dn t t h e a n t o m at t c fr o m t t a am o o t h h o l n e c .S a n d y : h a n d a w e r eh l x h a b o ve h t e b e l t . e o l t l n g t h e c i n - re t te .Th e y h a d fo u r t l m e a a a fl l r t o e o .U o i r e ve r ,Plt mao lt k n e w t h a t l f an y t h i ng a r e n t vr r o nl w t t b h l l p er fo r m - an c e . 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Sam."If they lnappenvd to tblnk of tt (hog mizhl heave a att:k of dma-mlte Ln our midst aneh it» mm! an' dank.A Gyln' chunk of dynamite Ia a nasty thin; to dodsre. at that."'I dutfl think It likely. Ram.Camp known. or will know \rhnt'a been hap penlnt lf dynnmlta was thrown therd anbe who did it an' I ¢lrm't helluva the cnowd 'nd stand for lt.I w'udnt wan-der it Jim Pllmaoll fnrgeu to und to' that tent an' ltttff of hla Hope bldon." "What do we want mm lt? " d emanded llormnn_ "binthini wma the lrtuff.Writ act it out beyond the rum coma dusk.fmtthe tent'l! como ln handy.We dldn't bring one arlonx." |on .la ke .S a n d y a n d S a m h a d r t p i t c h e d Ih r t e n ! o n fa i r l y l o ve ! g r o u n d n f t h e ~ a u n . u n T z n u o n n e a i " IY H D P S IB . - Tn l b !T h r u - B l ! 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I l u b u l Bud di ng fo r l d v i n .T h !t h a n mon.w i t h a n n u L n l o u t .Pu r -aued b y t h o s h a l t ! n a Pllmsoll. u m n n c h e n M a n u k a Ha n n o n u s dU l m n m r n l n f .u n d S i n d y : n dH u l l ;m m :on.Th a u m u a ea u s h t In l n u r b y n e l o u d b u r c l .d u r i n g w h i c h S l n d y n u : H o l l i sn h .Bundy n t u m l ,anno unc ing t h a t U n i t y h a s b e i n n n ! E u : Inlcho ol.A u m ' o r r i d e r : n a m a nbr 1 n un n u aa d Br an do n 'ri sl u th e 'l hr e ¢- Ba r an no u nc in t t h t l r n u -Ptclnnl a f J i m Pi t m lo l l | c o nd u c t o r h u In n a n a c h .Go l d u s l m c k l t D y n n m l l t . Il h c n h l o l l fl c h l mislocaiad.P u m n n cl a i m :l i l Cmloy m l m .Bundy a n d h u t w ofr 1 4 l K !l . u m l d u u m a B l i h y . u m -cs e d t o D yn l ml n .Th u S u d P l l r n - i u l l c o u d u c t l n g I t l m b l l n l plurq.Sandy rescue:a n u n :u n n n r . Ch ? W es li a ko . fro m a b u lk y. wm -Ia k s u r l l u d t c x t i o m n o t h a t t h ast r i ke U rl i l n n ca t wa i l .Pl im lo ll hu Jum pe d 2l o Il J* | cl ai ms . C H A P T E R XI I - C o n t i n u l l l . . . . . 1 o - Ba n dy , w i th M or m on an d Ba m . s to o d o n a b o ve t h e g r o u p o n t h e n a r r o w b e a c h t h a t fu r n i s h e d t h e d o o r fo r t h e te n t .S a n d r a h a n d s r e s t e d l i g h t l y o n h h hi ps ,h l a t h u m b s ho o k e d l n h l a .1.a n g e r s g r a z i n g t h e h n t t a o r h i s ...Th e r e w a s a s m i l e o n m a l l p l ~ n t n o n e In h u e r e a .n u t o n e a n d m a n n e r w e r e c u r . " S a w h t :at e n c l l o n t h e te nt ."h e tl." J P .i n a di a m o n d .S a m e ~nnn txa tn\ea t'o'ht a h a l r a | e a . .O r . ~ M ~ f o u n d l t . 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John Corbin of Decatur.e Bentlofe were raidenta here for a number of yearsand Hin Miklred spent hor first lchool day: hero.Her many friends eertmd mngratnlatlona and b u t 1iahea.J. H. .iohnnon was over from Lin- coln and sped the weak-end.Ho re-port congress about to adjourn ard '|.hlnka he will be able so come home 'by Saturday.like Eva Smith is sponding a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mn. John Smith. ot IJlar.Ted-die Swanson drove to Omaha 'Thursday and :pert the day.He wasacconaainled by Hra. 0. H. Godeeyandno Elodice who vllited Mina Thelma at the hoaplw.Hn. Pet-D Hanlon ard children of Xoarnay, Nebr., "1 visiting Herman relathru at proneHr. and Hrs. Watts Day of Fonta- ndle dxon our Wednaaday..Theywere accompanied home br Hra. DareGuntin, who went to attend the inn-eral of Hrs. Anna Kinman. Thumday afternoon.Hollle Willamaon Ia the owner of a hm Gorman police dog which he re-odnd last areal: from Macon. Ho.Hr. and Lira Don 11011 of Omahaar e pa r en u oi a li a b y g ir h bo r nlu t week.lr. and Hrs. E. P. Hmson :troveto Omaha last 'Nliw eveninz E.P. attended a Shrine meeting. Illil hl_ar1lery Godney h u boon,g aiek the port week with tami- lllsa Thdma Godseif was taken eo*tho Lonl Lister holpital Tueaday andon Wednesday underwent a lecondiggratlon.She was a very sick girl for several days but ia new getting aloe: an well aa ean bo expected.D. W. Rotlewiro ia driving a fine"l¢|'b'\. pauenfer Buick 'Li1r.ouaine,nurehaaed this week of B. 0. Hc- 1)onaldWorkman are buly installing thelelecirloliemonllainstreet.Thearoricwillbe completed during the week and the buainosl portion of thetown will noon be iliomif ated.Forrest Bnwtter la suiferlng with tonailitl ai 1ferent.Ito Fauaett moved his family fromTekamah Honda into the property recently neared y Bm W alt.L. F. Hiiainger ia getting roads' for the aprin! ralna by havin; his house llilea eat, who was ae badly in- ju1~edafe1rweekaag~o,iaablatobe nutaido some now.The members of thi 1-lfllvl Aidand at the J . H. West home at 9:30 W dsud ly fmo rning and proceeded to the J. T. Fitch home and aurnrlaedI r a .Pitch and t the day withher.The time ».-"i"i~». in quilting and sewing.A bountooua dinner'una served et noon anda. lunch laterin the day The fulloiilng' lalien rom- gwd th e n alty :Mosdarnea H. L wan. C. H. Blanchard, J. H. Went,Fred Boheme Hattie Trent.DaveGuatin. J. R.init. R. Fitch, Henry Qggff. F. 0. Svransora A. J. CameronCleFitc h. W m. Miller. J ake Mil-kr. Harrv Leech.Fern W est. J. T. Flunaral aorfioel were hdd at the and Bob Kimball homes.Hia mother,A. W. Barra home Sunday aftermon Mn .Ida Junfbluth, eeturned with at 2 o'eiock, eondueted by Rav. A. W. him so viait for raven! dvrBowden and the Hanna hui eharre Mr. and Mra.Na!a_Bvu>dgaard_aroat the greg ithe proud parentI of §hahy girl, born A large crowd wa.: paeacnt to §2lr.'1'hurday, April 12. .their lui respect! zo one who I The Young Ladies Kensington of lived among ua so many years. BELL CREEK VALLEY NEWS Mina Emma Scheer has been alaiat- llir ha sister. Mn. W m. Qwilkentng, with her house eioanin the past week.Hr. and Lira. Ed ghorat anddaughters, Florence and Mabel,of Nlclceraon spent Sunday at the August Lallman home.-Mrs. August Hartung and Elmerwere Sunday caller! at the Lira. Sadie Mergcdoht home.Emil Ldlrnan was n Fremont caller I-YidayMrs. Sadie Mehfefloht and familyapent Thur!-day evening at the Chin Kohl:nan home at Herman.Cllir.Kaud M y m Moravac waéidd ara rngero r nt -nesday ot the "gr-im Kerk fl home.The farmers/ n thla vicinity havenearly all iiniahod their oat sowing and have their plowing.Mr. and .Neifin MeCune ond daughter were Arlington vialtora Suri- day.Mr. and Mrs. August Kerkhof! en-tertained the following guests Sun-day.Hr. and Mrs. Henry Scheer and daughter,Loraine, of Scribner an hir. and Mrs. Fred Pfemr.Wm.Wilkering nnd family apcnt Sunday afternoon at the Henry ilk- enlng home.Leona Holtrnan a nt Monday oven-lng with her r»~l".»-~=». Mr. and hire. Ausrunt Lallman.Mr. and Hn. W m. Franke enter tained the following guests Sunday. 'Eli Het:ich and family , Henry Niaman and family and Hia: Ruby Pier- man.Henxeldoht brother!and alaterawon Fremont ahoppera Monday afben noon.1His: Irene Holtmnn spent Tuesday afternoon with Mine Mary Lallmara no on e ' r ms no rma n ROA D Hr. Lrmie Grimm was 5 huainoel vialtor to Omaha ian Monday.Randall and Will ivenon were call- ing on friends in Arlington and Fontaf neile iaat Sunday.C. B. Bunn ahipped seventy head ofhom to South Omaha last Monday re- ceiving $8.00 per hundred which waswithin Be of topping the market.Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Iverson spentSunday afternoon at 'tho homo of Mr. and Mrs Oscar Thane nec.: Spiioer.Lime Mnrzaret Warrick celehmtedher twelfth birthday laat Sunday byinviting the gina of her an to herhome where they had 1| roy al owl time and those present feel that theywiah she could have her hirthdaya oftener.Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Iverson and Mr.and Hrs.'Rarrmii lveraen and f amilyspent Saturday evening at the Fred Rogert home.Mn. Elisa Ferguso i1om Bensonin spendlna a ferr da with her ala- ter. Hrs. Henry Beard.Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Johnaon aboutRirrigv ¢1P¢n§n| with HS.Mid HTS. 'I' X. Iverson.[Miss Mary Hurdum managed to coptzure a ease of chicken-pox lastweek, while Lakinx the Eighth grade-~-.mlnetionl in Blair,but ia new fuily recovered. ROSE CREEK Misses (iretehen and DorothyMencke and Slice James spent Sun- day afternoon with Josephine Uhna tianeen.James Rvan. Jr., Clarence Jensen and Carl liriltnon were Drum callers the Congregatioernl ehllroli moot aiftheO. C. Roberta homo Tuesday evening, hoateanee being Mm.Lester W hiteand Hrs. Laurence Echtenhmp..lira. C. G. Maruhall and d hber, Frances, are ver ill with ln ppc.Ilerman Jungb uth and sion, Kermit,accompanied four cu loads of cattletoChicago Saturday evening.Mrs Jungbloth went Monday to jolo themin Chicago Monday evening.Misa Clauioe ima returned Wednes-day.She has been teaching' in a nurse Hchool ir Wy oming and loftSunday for Omaha to take up new duties there.The junior clua of nfiinnni| f| ,gh school will present tho play "QtyFirst" ez the opera. house 'I"hun\dayevening. Music will be furnished by the high school onchestra.The Ladies Aid of the hlethodiatchurchmetatWillReckmoyer'ahome .Horteseee were Mn. W m. Bickmoyer. Mrs. A. O. Hawkins and M .H G i .rs arry b gMr.and hh-s . P Mestera andMrs. FJ W.Pfeilier were Fremont ehovpers Tlmrrdey.1Lira.B. F. Masters and non, Her.,and Mrs. Roy Masters were in Omaha on business Thursday.Elini. Peter Sverdgnrd of Kennard; visited Friday at the Nels Svendgard home..Born to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mantlea arirl. on Tuesday, Andi 10th.; Mrs.Earl Rhomiea and son Billie, oi' Gntrie Center, ln., came 'I5.|esday.| for n few days' visit with hor parentsMrand Mn. J. A. Peterson.g Mrs.Gdmea entertained the Od-.etto Club at her home on WednesdayThe aftemoon was spent at Auction bridge and a two eourie luncheon wass':rYe<i ot the close of the afternoon.Those present were `nl¢~adarnes W. C.Wiley, F. Theilan. J..lHuman, wapJones,Will Blackman.De Lvnt of Fremont,and Lira.Srnidm of Cedar Bluffs.Mr.and litre. Bader of Fremort,hire. Johnson of Linwood and daugh- ter spent Friday at the Eisner home.This being Mra.Bader'a and Lira. .lohnlon's fatherk birthday.C. C. Marshall and wife returnedMonday from n three monthi' visit in Floricla and Ohio.|Mn. Harvey Marshall and daugh-ter Esther,uns Olive Lin nd, and Herrrv Nelclerdlnoe went. to mah; tobe present at the state declarnalory iwtes t mia mm F ri d a y afternoonundexrenirillleaUnlnnd and Mr. Noidenlippe were contestants from Arlington..; Irc1nmi,Lea1ie E. Smith, Peter Potesen.Tinua Chrineneen,Mn .FloraWentworth, Unit mernher, A. Wech-trr. Ravmond Hundahl, Grover Short. Anfon Reeves... este stud M will Pt. Calhoun Claus Henry Romker, Wu] Georg Mil1er.H BA:i on--arrr .1.-miiel}owr15,§erLl.I\Zl Hall, Glen Morley." Tn Washington-Emil Dlaon,Anton E k sub*Kennani-Leltc r Stewart.-Thou..CmI Gmriaaenam.I' Luther eenietery-Walter Andersen. andSpanish American War aoldiera,nes:Zllnir Faptaln John Kilian,Pagenilmon,G~1§~=Rathmnn,Frank n li:-ory,Ja.rn¢a rown.TheOnewreathis" M g for t h ePont Memorial wreath f r our boys _*Enho are aleepinz over there:--Lieut. Arthur Mm-ah, Geowre Lewis, LcwlaI'. Shade. Jena C. Rabin, Goorsee Gage Welt:r Hans Fkow,.f,nH S. Rnsmus~ sen, Henry Petersen, Marius Ander-¢¢n Pwrlirz Jemen,Vince Niolecn,Tera Nic n.Thea.Skinner,Cline. Jackson, Victor Beaver. __ . _ . . . . _ . . . . . _ . . - - .- ME T HOD I S T c n u n m n o n . s J. A. Johnson, Pastor. The hggtor was honored lent Sah- hnth wi two fine congregations, tho the morning' attendance was not nonr- ly5o large as the evening attendance.The people save such :ood attention]to nll thnt was Mild.Thank vnu, uli.| The Diatrict Conference will meet at Teimmah, April 24-25.The officers of the church are members and nre expected to attend.All friends are invited. but if you want entertainment notify the autor at Tekarnnh or your pastor ot Blair and do it at once. But many of un can drive up and come home after services.Dr.Dillemlor- fer of Chicago will be there and he in romlhlv the hest informed man in Methodism regarding our word work. He will speak in Omaha April 23.1 and von are must cordially invitai to hear hlm there. Banquet nt 6:30. plate Stk Our young moms' clues in the Sun- :lay school is growing in numbers ond interest. Come for Sunday school next Snbhnth.Stay for , church.See "Hurricane Hutch" in the evening and hear the ministm's aalilrtss. a . . . --- BLA IR BAPTIST CHURCH Arthur D.Smalley,Minister Afnouneements for the week begin ning Abnl 22, 1923. Our Sunday school meets everyhire. .ur Arm and dnuzhtc f. Amp Sunday morning nt 10.We have »elm of Chicago returned to their homeSun lny after n week'a visit with Mr.andlhlra. J. C. Blackburn.l Ed Baeta of Niohnro was in Arling-ton the firat of the week on billnell- Hr. and Mrs. 3. c. °"`§.""`" werebonineaa callers in Omaha tnfday.Mrs Anna Glover was a Fremont vinitor 'I'ue:day..-'Hr. and Mrs. C. w. And:dw: andMr. ard hire. V. V. Haraheil autoed to Bellevue to visit the \»'etera.n'a Bureau School.|Misa Ines Wager of Omaha spent from Sunday untill the followinicThursday with her parents Mr. and Mn. Ernest Wager. Lira. Wager has bo" very ill \\il.l\ erwlhtlalThefollowingshippedout cattle from Dole. I3 1. Mnaters, 2 corioa=lS. .lunghuth 2 earloa-mls.Arli"gt0n organized their bow hallteam and PlnY¢<l "String-Twgn" TheElkhornValley hzafnzcrus cfentod th e mto th e e e o r o o { 1 to 0 . _. . . .- - . _ nec o nn UF \ \'0 RLU W AR VETERA NS' Gi wrfzs _ ,- ciasocn for people of nll ages, which _ . . __ _ _ _ . . . . . ._ _ . . _ . _ _. . . . . . . . _. . - _ ;..a~S e n d U s Y o u r E s N a m e r ° ; : . " ° " * a = . i " l = = i r wewi~ffU°31\dpostpaid,aaampleco1;';1 ~P o p u l a r M e e h a u d c a I H A H A ! I I I the moot wonderini xmguine b.:Itshod. iGol¥:guand-|00 .ui-'L . ¢\ery mon that will :meganTrery member of the family. .im.;..:°'f.::re.......i:,.en;.,-§»,»;,,n;a """*|f\¢'*¢¢d¢\d|>P¢=lentaln r. Aviv Ilion.Aoromnbi\ala6Gal1ll- Eacliisansa';:1l|0m6lllntloimuumnuybody.a me ltlbacri-e e » e..~»»- =»-=' =:»~~° ' n , n n lor a f theiciaaxn | I I 1 a ree~g ~ m n .1?E nm o n t h l " ' \ ¥ l l l \ L M n n . - 1 o r . . . f d u a ron: aubacrapt n - -on t o r on e y a n P o p u l a r M e c h a n i c s C o m p a n y and-zu a.o»»fu ann. eueaaq, iEi n d y o nh : n 'I nin ve in h e c i i ; f m IIS Q .nm cordial invitation to you i-o!Mm.'lI. S. Roberts. and ua p with them.!hlrs. Hungata nn: ning worm!lip st 11.The putorau" women of tho 1 we as hh subjec t: "rm sm 1r=U°== mv "sed u f ma . "On Friday , Apri r.. U .¢..s b = Q " " * ° " > " ' " " f ° " *P'a ' I p m . u jo c t hdd at Immnnuc nd.fer Leadership."go H Bo ning service at 8 p. m.Sermon main :id rs. At t:"Bild u a Door Nail."l " be taken zo F, mid-week me-ating for pnyer make n hlipection hristim fellowship every w°d°that a number of Yu B P rn.churc h will he pn nan'a :Missionary meeting,day, Apdl 26, nt the home of Read The Ente W e have a bigger lay-out than ever on these W ashers and offer you the easy time payments. Save the drudge on wash days by owning an , Automatic Electric Washer ' Special Copper Clad Qangesale is on this week.You should get 99fP'9Pf'§f§2f ,,;,._The ARNDTHHARDWARE '1' H »= w/Nc/vffrnz s-mu L : This Machine has been sold by city dealers by the hundreds. f Ja.7 . ~--~.. -= /f;_§§§=§i§¢1 wb~ " " " i | \ ¢r | ;"Ha~»~ =a;~_.`Z E §§E ;.f '~ . I ~'Sl - ° 11- _~ ~ ~ ; ~. u1,' j i ~ = ' ~ - :i g 1 ; ~ ' ! \ 1il Ll .i li :~ FQ ' K =:j|. (ffa If._T el .fit~Mlm . ~ : ~~_1 ' : - - . . ~ JI .~~:~5 _ - The air plane we had here last year proclaimed Automatic. Washers from the sky. I '~ »TF ~ \/ 'r 1.\.~-1., 1 ».f`~< ri%:\. 1" if1 <\x \FLA; =="QwHaéa \=i:§Sx=1'\7|~ 1 ~ ~ "*'1| f|":'f~ ~( U -ql 'if "5 "§~~~ZEH L .1 ~ .3 ~U s ~H aw »"4 u a" ~ ' a ` , ¥ i H " L a u ~J a c _IF i t r h ,n .W .R u t l e d g e .G o o .S t a n l e y , O L .H f l n i n g e r ,F .J .K a a l i e ,M i a ! ' C a r d i o l W a c h t e r ,H i n e s A n n a a n d Loom Puma.Tho Masons hold a rozular moot-tnx Tuesday ofvoninx :Nl had work.Mra. .-uhm Woodward .and chil-drou ha-.o been hem the past wack from their homo in Kmw. visitingat lla L. A. W oodwind homo.Shoexooctn io leave Friday for Mitchell,ljlollr., for a several weeks vial! with Hur parents.lI'he Woman'a Club will meet Fri-day with Mrs. Hen:y 'I'nlhl.un. This Sundn mornin .,.Mia; I)orothy¥Sappo41heTd hip born Tho following recon!of the Ham unite nick ihn past wctli will! the Poet American Legion shows whore whooping cough.iho Worid War Yctorans GT* gh-cpxnqMn. Anilrew Holcr and ¢l"l|d"9"" in the various county comoterw. The ment Friday with Lira. Pmnris For* List may not be completo and for thatbmglxcanon if you have 5mowle~fI;:o of nn- Thoo. Willianucn shipped hogs one other vgtemns gmvo othcn than hofrrlav last week.lrewnlml. get in toxch with somc ofhMrs. Martha Edkson uoeni SU\"llY cor of the Amoric :x Ln-zion. or Mrs.with Mr. and Mrs. Cari Enkson.lJu\l Bowman of tha Unit No. 113i. in Mrs. Monhn Rudln called on MU onlcr that proper ohscrvnnce may boom» Nelson Friday.'mode and the grove do-coratul 'xlib Clarence Jenltn aluppcd coille poooizes bv mme :we in \\'us=h:ng!onHondaycouniy on Memorial Day.dose: their work ior the y ear tho Mn. Sophia Anderson. Carl 51§5¢\"Illaar C.-meters'-Swnloy ~llnin.noxt mntinv being a social ratherinll ron and the Rose Hill school #51 WW. hlonedith Kemp, Roland Cuyncr.Johnat the A. W. Bum home, May *U1,ammaoo tho concert at the nudxmrium Wentworth, Mr:K¥nley Dnvui, "lllrlriifn.- n..... nr Honor hr-id a moot-in Omaha Sunday aftemvon ..__.._; n r - u v M a n u k a h u I m a m u an n o p u n a m e !_ _ _g n u n a a m d a a .3 sr ~5 i \a l o a m : o x :u :wln g=o: - - A -I 1`li~ me mg Slore 16 mom neliam \ O F F E R N o . . 1 l . l " b | Yo \ \ a l h ' l C b f n t i l h l o n -sa i n u u n n f o r 1 9 2 3 i l . A l l r ¢ m l l n 1 l l l W n k l y1 9 2 1 I M u o n ; a l so a a .. T hi w a s C¢ .I r n p ; n l o nH a n a C d u m d l r .AHfor $2.50 Q; -~ ~rs "a n "'H W M H Duilnn " 5 ¢Il lt !!!* Q .ls W -" 3 ' "\nuns *R*.1 .# 1 H - " \~f f . , , \~~ A L L w e -x x " . . ¢. .\. |"r ~~ .g '\\\l£ 4 ~.~¢ a » . . . ; < r P m r . ~ ¢¢. . ... 4 - ` " " " ' ~ = " 'y i "; ¥\. 5 | - % »\a n ."/ 4 ' 5 * 1 ! s | ~ n ~ \~¢ f § ' , ~" 1 s r m- m E ?I 2 = . - ~ f = ~ J /~ T h e Y o u t l f s C o r n p a n i o n dhouldbelnwcryhomc vrhmh dem1nd!"bn}y1beBe1t."Liveboysand girls. Ind their father! and mothers, always find The Companion l h m b h , i u u f h l l i r l t n d U p - m » D m » . uma.¢»a» ul sawn sums. SHN emu». Editmhk. Articiam "'°..§.?',.a§'==5"..'-$.'"'!,'é..";é§"C a r m a n = ~ ° ~ > & = ¢ : = mPu t s .. ¢ r r d m n a Iu r H M S E E E M m dEmmmaf. 'Q Coat: 1..|"'"T H A N F » ¢ C l n t a a w c d O F F E R A 3 . ' D m Yo u t h ' » C o m p g n l n nf o r 1 9 2 2 1 2 . 3 0in-chiilt all nf OHif Na I. a . m e m - . h l a l n x i n l $ 1 . 0 0Th hd f a b le -I H.ll lx hlI r w i n : r u i n nA11 for $3.00 m u vnusmun. ¢'§'1as 'QSM. -E2>31=¥il'é»».orr¥::.=|1Ass.\caLn|l1s. a u n n c n v m x r 1 1 u s o r n c x l u v u v u vi n g B n t u n l n y e v m i n k .D u r i n g t h e m a e t l n g t h w s p e n t s o m e U m a p n e - t l r i n t o n d r i l l w o r k m d l n i t i n t i o n w h i c h l a s o m e w h a t c h a n g e d a t t h e b e - r i n n l n s z n f t h e H a r .M r s .C h u . G r n v a r d H r s .C h r L 1 ' l ' r u h 1 m n s a w e d A d d i c i o u n = ~ q ; -n t t h e c l o s e o f t h e h s l n a l s n e u n .O B I T U A R Y . . . _This comnwniw wi! rhocknd Fri- tlay . mowing to lnrn dl tho suddendea*h of Chvies Illnxdlle mme tim:during Thursday night.He had 'Menenjovmg unumnny 10011 henlth dur-hr tha put winter but hurl not baen quita ms good in nnunl the 11111. fitda n .He hu roamed at ilu A. 74.1 h fo 111B a r n owe r c pun serum yearshui had taken A room rt thvhotel fmthenicht.During the -running he mnwlsined to some nf the womenand about tan o'clock Dr. C¢mfmnv u nllled.Lller he wax annaently nadlnx and aeemad to be all rixht.Winn Elmond We!!t to his mom:bout slat o':lock \»=""S- found and Dr. Dsuncmn amid ha hui been dead nenrai hours.llr. Hinsd.~'» was T6 yearn old umSeptambar.Ha tu :pry for one of his me and was at his work dailyacting ms local agent for the Falrrnont Creamery comnnny.Roy, theonly known living rthtive is a son.whom ha hui hull mrmtly t,n1d fda-mis he hid nut heind from for the pun! two yuan..The damned was of 1 kind plau-xnt disposition, well Iikad by everyune who knew him for his kindly myand the :Jenn honorabh life which helad..Ha vas u n¢ 1 1 1h ¢ ro f th e l{ | ~ ,mm and Elltern Sur orders. 4 1 Mr. Gardner James mn nllcm LnAndersonnm!Walter Suppenflcld worn Blnir' shoppers Momlny.Mrs. Marihn Firiknr-n sncnt Monflav nI**rnoon with Mrs. Sophia Anderson.Mr. and Mrs. Axel Lawn md chil-dren of Telblill. Hr. and Mrs. Frnn-c'| Fmabc!! und 2:11-1 Mutha Euk- aon called at Theo. Wi1llmnen's Hon dr" zveninx.Mr. and Hrs. Clnrence Jenscfl wenslwnvinz in Omahl Tuesday.Quite n number of Indies alttnrletl 'IFF "Hat Dernonstntion" at tho Role HFH :hurrh Thursday afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Neil Huchardt andDorothy. Hrs.. Arloiph Wulff. Domthy Pratt, f'.eonl!Rvnn md Ted Buch- mdt rnlied nf Car! Erikson'n one even- inz last wa-ek.Minas Marv and Eva Andersonumm pleasantly surpdned 'iP»'»dnv~<i\yafternoon. when n number of self-in»Hin! gnmts failed to #mind Miss Mary nf her birthday.Those present wars Mrs.Will Rynn, Mrs.Gent!!Ncunn and IYl|\I|,1 Mrs. Lau-1. Tnft.Hrs Sophia Anderson, Hn. GardnerJune-\ ard Ellen Msgs. Mnrlrn Erekmn. Mun. Fmncis Forwheres. Mrs. $711- dolph Mnncke and Raymond.The 1 larlfrs srrvcd calm, ::o!Yce anal snnfi|"lchn\ after which n"1 denarted for, their home winhinz Miss Mary many. more happy birthdays. ARLINGTON .ac ll rra zs ~ | Messrs and Mesdam-es 0. C. Rob- cria and L|.wren4:e Roberts were visi-*nr¢in Henson at tha Lem Fiirh home.Julilrr Junlbluth nutned to Lincoln Sunday to vm: at the S. R.Bauon I |O o o o II Red River Ohio Certified Seed Potatoes. per!Red River Ohio Certified Sued Potatoes: 10 I: Chick Feed, per Ib _Chick Feai, per 100 lb mek _ .Brmrn Seal Flour, 48Ib sackBrown Seal i"Iour, 24Ib sackSugnr CH Corn Flakes, 3 pukxges Post and ellog Bran, per packageCorn Puih, pér pnhgoCr e am of Ry mr P n c h xePetdjohzfi B ut Food, per puhge __ Gnpc Null, per pac kage Blair Com, per can .___Swifts White sow. 6 barsMay Day Colfee, lib Hay Day Coffee, 211: May Dsy Coffee, 3Ib(flmrm Coffee, per Ib ___Snap Coffee, per pound ._Hehe, per can, baby size __-___ .Cnrolone, per can, funily size .__- Rex Lye, 2 cans __Matches per boa: -_._--____.....Gallon I`rui§.s. per can .___-___Blnckbcrries, Loganberrhas, Peaches an Ga'1nn Plurna, per can _ ____-_ ._ 1 .umL75L00L00 05.25.aowe .701.00I.40.20 @ SAS Buns Jr;|1 o=o:m m o l :s o 4.:1} ,