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04-30-19254.-wr ._..=.,_."'r -r->.£-Shed f~. ,...,..,_,...,. .,,, Blslr, Nm-un. April aa,. _ms -1'A wcn. NBW8PAP!R wa ALL 'ms morn: , f i .rw4 - 0 f?~1 "ff'kummnmh n d lh t l 0 AD' TIME TABL E Chicago and North Wqtern T a l a z u :. :sz P. ar. muy.'hubs Welt:Il A. H. Dlily.c. 81. P. al. a -0. Tu b ; l h l t h :IB A. ll.. nm, ucocpt Sundu. :W P. ll. Daily :rapt Sunday. :SS P. II. Ddly except Blnday. :45 A. il. Sunday only. T n i u S v l l i :25 A. ll. Daily ucept Snndny. :85 P. H. Ihily except Sunday. :28 P. li. Daily. Tuesday., _ HeianWiilmningspentilnndny waning with Nom: and 'Violet Ech- tenhmp. USTAVBI-'rmmz~mz~:n MUHBON ST. PAUL LL'THE¥A1'{ cu v x cu . on ma .P. J .Reinortsen,Putor Sundnyschoolax10:00.Church services at 1l:00, lnll Young People mating at 8:00.\ xlc n m G R AD E EX AMINATION u zs ui fr s {Can!.in|1ed from page one) 21||HelenI.| non 30JensHansen He t;Hansen 81Raymond Nelson Coffee To Give Away Himline 'nn Omoha visitor: mann do when Um y lll mah their homo. ir-'The ovonin; Wu spent in :nude md W m. suu m-Ind me :lima un. Phrlnz names-Dainty rlfreshments zzny Anam<m¢»11¢a»zz1»ur»¢n¢°=*°*'*1°¢°f*¢°°f°l==1»ndvaf¢= homo at CalhounSunday¢~¢m1n|»were served io the folioring guests, u f .m aMn .n mDemonwe r e Mi n n ma gSllwut, Hilda.l a m . ' h othen.'Inna and Lnh Nioblnm, Emma, Del- llr. and Hrs. Chu Hinelino mn phine ond EdnaRuin,Harlan ond down to seo Hrs. John Hlmlino, whof Mildred Llnghorst, Thelma cmgff. 1, i n the sn ai mMini on u»p: m"° "° Hol¢ m| . n,Ed nl 3°" "°'1 "~ Mn: =Wl1Uam|,\ EilenHongodoht,Pearlin Orndm. recently.They found h"=<:¢u:»Lidoh n o nm dLucih indihichhDr531. §',Z ' . ,'L'".|'L.,'»IT'iRlnderhn.gven; Hella 1<=*||i¢°-W5-7 Mr. and Hn. J. E. Hiller, of Chl-1G°°"|° "d_ ClarenceNieblmn, GLI g g g q 1 1 | | ~ h g f g b y g h ; d ! \ \ l 1 ~ ~i|:¥i.ll and chli5t Rl.|Y¢| aa.rm-RoyandArthurLlonzodohl,Cecilo* Hn. Hillofn mother,rsC u'I.|Jlman,InuitLan bout'Elmerlinvo mhhthiszand areng lt 1 eom!¢|HorberiKonRhlnehart 53 56 51 58 H a m :Rah: LolaBehnndt HowltdKubie Le l.oy~S|:Iimr Arthur Hcnrichcn ~lsWuemann S a nSoiomonovr JosephSolomonovr John Manley I. Fr. z RSL P. w. St. P. lmm. Ruth: Han: Kle La Verna Hudlug Ruth Schnei Pnld Rin Vinh Sto Gilbert Eehtenhm Dorothy Hlrtun OlindaBeenntn vreelr..I H* Hn. Art Rowe md ehlldnn spent Sc h Sunday with im- i:nol.l1¢r, Mrs. vm-f m. o f mm.3 ° -.|_ gm] M21 n~al Cod! w.~1 ti ltXuhfmnnandfamilyof I 5m u u z o m - T I M E T A B L E Chicago and North Wqtern T a l a z u :. 8:32 P. ii. Daily. 'hubs W elt !:1l A. H. Daily . c. 81. P. al. a -0. Tu b ; l h l t h :IB A. ll.. nm, ucocpt Sundu. 3:00 P. ll. Daily :rapt Sunday. 4:88 P. II. Ddly except Blnday. :45 A. il. Sunday only. T n i u S v l l i ~125 A. ll. Daily :swept Snndny.. 12:85 P. H. Badly except Sunday. :28 P. li. Daily. §!imlim 'nn Omoha visitor: mann y.W m. su u m- un d me mi n d u n . Roy Andersen called at the L¢.l'||n homo at CalhounSunday¢~¢m1n|» Hr.andMn .RossDemonwere th ethen. llr. and Hrs. Chu. Hinelinl mn down to seo Hrs. John Hlnolino, who is in the SvredilhMinio n Holpiulin omm. rec ently.my found hor getting dongnicoiy whichhor Dt Soto frimds me[ladto hear. Mr. and Hn. J. E. Hiller, of Chl- mrv vm-o cnllod hors ,by the death of Hn. Hillofn mother, Mrs. Cicha- lin and are visiting lt the homo this vroelr.. Hn. Art Rowe ond ehlldnn spent Sunday with im- i:nol.h¢r, Mrs. vm- koo, of Bloir.' Grandma Salt! come up from Oma- hatoattwdthef u n l n l n f H r s Clchelin and rpent the remainder of the and visltinl relatives. Hn. Chu. Conery tru an Omaha puaeogcr Thunday. When John Grothe'ru dllcingat the John Swobodn place last liondsy morningilghtningstruck,:surly stunning John and cawng the mm of mules he iru workin: to nm in mehamanner that onemule(ol it'aJ¢¢ out of! and it was neoenuy so kill sho inimal._Mn. Chu. Hlnoline and Hrs. R03 Andononmttondodthedemonstra- tion of Farm Club work at the court homoWednesday, April22. 19i nt h ee m p l o yo ft h eL e eK o u n u e a r d v r u tQ c .o lO u i z h l gL l l i l l n . :»t w e n t y - f i v ey a na n dC l i f f o r d g e dn l n e t p e uy e a r n .b o t ha th o m e . F u n e r a ls e r v i c e sw e nh e l dt h i : u a : d a yn f t q u o o na t2P M .a tt h e e t l i o d i a tc h u r c hw i t hR a v .H | : : P m u 1 i f i c i z l l u ra n di n t e r m e n tw a sm u l e ~t h ¢ B l a 1 r c e m e t u 1 . USTAVBI-'rmalzuxn MUHBON Gumave Fanlinand Munson, cnc o! the wir alttien In Bla ir, died qt hh hams. an cut Linc oln meet onZhlalday, April 21, gt 11:15 A.3l. Ho hadbeeninpoor healthfor over a yur nad during thc wintnr sxdfgnd nverld attac h af hear! tronbis, from which he finally died. llr. llunaon #ru 'born in Sudan 4£30 year 1858 md elmo to this ty ln his early mmhood :wer fony u a n oHaurnmarriedto: a mAnna ~slnrkhs ina w c mFebruary es, 1896 and td thu union four children born, one dyih; In infnncy. The fa n¢`5"|°<5' any on Dumber 81, 916 fromnn stud of pneumonia .thehunbtndwaslen to keep fnmily tonthar which he did 1~|f§`ldmLr|bl| mlnmr. F o r mu y y u r : I n m b u n th e ustadim of the county court house Inihlnpositionnudemanyriendlmduoquainlznthtlwho sri!! r hlm mm! kindiy memories. Thedaressurvivingchildrena n BBLL CREEK *MLLEY NEWS L u tWednesdayeveningabout thi:ty-(iw young foika carried ouE'a fuisrall pu-ty for Mhz Luellle Stur- nrtofNickerson,whowil!have H ulst with her mothgr, for Flori- Phrlnz names-Dainty rlfreshments oonshting of ic e :rum ondurafen were served io the toliowing guests, M i n n m a pStlvrul, Hilda,Laun. Inna and Lnh Nhblum, Emma, Del- phine ond EdnaRuin,Harlan :nd Mildred Longhorn, Thelma Croc iln Inna Holtnun, Edna Schrader, Nlnl §Vl1U;m|,\ EilenH0l1l'Id0l1¢»Pearl Collin,Lidoh n o nandLuoih Rlnderhngven; Mann ;...,,. , p ,, . : Guam: nod ClarenceNioblmn, Gil bert, AlborfI lhhfin and Christ Run, RoyandArthurLllngodoht,Cedl Llllman,louisLanghont,Elmer Hnrtung.HerbertKoyen,Rhlnehart 8churrlun :ml Cod! Way. ChristXuhfmlnandfunilyof Henuanondlin. Sad!!llengedoht andflmily opoqtBlmdly afternoon\f.thohome nf Albert Llllnun. Hr. ons! Mn. Honry lun and fam ily,Wm..HoltmanandsonIrvin, Mr. lml Mn. John Eehtenhmp. Jr., M i n aAliceRobo andIreneHolt- man attended the Junior clan pioy at Ariington Thunday tuning. .Ed Longhorn and daillhten, Flor- enceandHlbelofNlcluroonand Hr.andHn. J ohnEehtoukunpof Adlngton spent Sunday dtltnoon BK the W m. Holtmln beam Erwin Bprick of Herman culled on l i nEilonhiengodohtSunday ove- ning. WM Alic e Rob? vldted 'Thurulay evening at the W m. Holtman home. bfnhanniversaryni'CfllrznetWil- kerulng about thirty-dx af his friend: cameandmenttheevnadngvrith him to heip him celebrate tha occa- lion.Alblrt!..|11manandIrvinHolt- man were budnnu caller: in Omaha THE ENTERPRISE I |n OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY OF BLAIR,NEBRASKA r'-~=-=»l-ri-*-'H-'é,fITN GENERAL AND IDCAL NEWS AND COMMENT Ask for "BLUE RIBBON BREAD'Ask for "BLUE RmBoN BREAD" Bunn, WASHINGTON COUNTY, NEBRASKA, APR11. so, 1925 NO. 14VOL. XXIX mu |""°'::;:,f;z"f;z.mmJsLAm msn *norm-nnucmsx {""""""° "°§m.,m'amamuu scuboL LAws:s:.;', . : ~ ~wms mzcocnrnon]BAMUETQQ i ancmrnmnFREEH CleoHannonEmin Anderson Sine Superintendent E x p h in g m ' m m »l m e . m sea w- \|\| Teachers £0 Refine: Their Cenlfiuinl ru r u s MUS T A P P L Y B Y J UL Y l Shin S\IP¢x-inhndenz Hn t n n h u imma!nntamenu w county uupw inlendenta ln regard u» new |e.hool hws.H e u y n l n rep xd w i n e high school privileges: "Under H. IL IV! applludou for fm hlrh u-l\u\.l ",| ,,{|,,,.h . lweddlng umiverury sl Ihelr home lo n w k ;Lincoln m a n on ma ny . April ZA. Mr. Kuhr mme to Amerie:from Germmy in 1868 and Hn .Ruhr guns in IKM Ind the next year, April 24.l875, :hey we n married in Blair, Jmlge Jane 'l'. Dvd: per~ forming the ceremony.Afmr the ceremony they wen! directly to duh homodland, about seven mlloa north- vm a l B m: whe n the y wer e en - gnged in hrmlng until 1908 when they rednd f r o m m l n work and and i|\infll| ty lnd¥b¢ ehkd an c h - 1.,..,, li| | h School M u m Exli ilkll Showing In We Sdsollnhip and Alhktk Coils! lleld alUniv"-ny rum MA NY SCHOOLS [ N c o N' r m' r ln the state wide scholarship Amd alhlsti:eonlut upomord by No- hruh W uley un, in whic h soo sto- denti fr o m d l cautions of Nehru- up ug dp ua d. th o Bk !! Hlgh tc ib d auoeoeded In cnrry inz ol! l!'| mn ann um . me nd Ba nq ue ! Au B u o y 1 1 | P u m a A M B l u m n a s r T o B E n e w I N ' ml s c lr v About one-hundnd m d my mo - v q :md d a u h u n - m a i n u u l~ lq n | t| tth e C h u l¢ l\ o ! C h r l| ¢ o n nm r fmy even in g, A pr il u ' #h e d hi n l uh m u nd ro om we n bQlti!u.| ly demnmd with lu| 9 bow L u i s Number:o f Blolhen And of bonon.Th i f o llo iln l n L M I M ,f liken lnd -nm hvendu and M u l0~»-G. A.R.Pon llamorlll servlet an mL lly 22-- City uzh ooh don. Hn; 3 8-Alu mni Auodo tlon muh. l h y 2b-Memorial Sundly,Union Servla I! B. F. D. l\|lL m u o n - r z n O F s u m P wn c lN GA S E I P UJ S I ON Word v u neelvnd by Hr .m d Nu. W ulhm Rodg en o l a n na da: which befall their daughtlr,Hahn : r d her luuhoodz l x .and l i n . K | n | | ¢ d \ " F K f b b 0 y | o l ~ W vi q a m w u v m f m w u x s e c u n n 0 | 0 u l h l A l T \ A A l l l l l l B n e a n n n l u l h y 5 . 0 1 3 4 1 soo :B a n an a s A l l S r n c y z n n m w u n m a n n g u o u ho no r o l d\ | Gn n dAm1 a £ t h !l~vvw¢.u»1s.am4'1.v».¢»m dvilwlrvoitrlnlnndsllledorpil- minus. the Woman. Balld earn.u<uu°¢u»»c.ALn,,sm»1v»e,ann: md nmillary. and Dughhu I-nrolrl Chrm HuRuwellihlred Anderson Edu Kruseumm] tmghli-1 Ervin Pnbnnon DelmarGosker John Becklun _RuualDeekex Oliver '|'\m|\Pl°n On Friday and Saturday we have 200lbs of Coffee to give away. With every pound of Advo Cof- fee we will gwe one half pound llabsolutely FREE. . I mm CulbemLlllluu hmmm"EleumrDixonRaymond' PeuguonEllen SumonMildred lUnldomHun! JacobsenJorothy Chrinmunmir Timme 0N o r t hS l d eS t o r e Q. . . |= y" ' " ° . " " ' i f f ; f ° Z" ' T' ° T° 'Price lhlda direct w dw eoumy nperln tamknt tha mme u under the olnl u v .In my lemr to you of April xs, I muted that we were going toputlhln hw into oponiion Lhln yur-c herelane, nvnilx will have up lmtll J uly 1. u prvvlded in the new law, w nuke application for m e Irish uh m prlvilazu w du c ounty mP¢rlnundeuL F le u r neo u m (very pupil in your c ounty wha lx elirihla no free h m.u h w l pnvu- resmeo.l r . m d Mrs.Kuhr an Lhs pa r Inu of nlne children, two uf whom dlgd ln lnhr-ry m d their aldon dlnghbur, mn. c m; W delr, and in me. 'nmslx llvlngc hlldren nlvlln. Sun Holllellh Hn. Hormnn Bshlfl Mis Lerl|,Geor¥o, Henman md Jnhn KuhP;~\ nn mldlnz ln wmn n g wn county.Mr. Kuhr wus | nrzuldul turm- er uul lmuired poueulon 018 00 of tha honors 'run by Blur:v l l h m p c paper r u u mn n .The ExtlmponneounSp¢¢\=hzx.f l n t p h u m a y a r d :n n hand-paint#to mul gold mednl, Kirby Cook; Unltd nlu with du eolur nherm.S u t u Binary ,ueoml plane and 1 Elther Gnmm i l l ; o f B n . silver medal, Au dny Bum:Orv L. ~ .Cump, pular ol \.\u Crunch m l n :Dlvhlan,nemwl w w md u f p n s l d u d u wl lb ml d n u lllver mndll,Evemtte Ty w n;'uurounetd the following ,pup y url duh, xeeend plum u d ll-lvl! mg Hn .Evdy n l(eKoemln,lr lf l me d nl. K lrb y wr ;Dn m| H¢Dlvl- of Ram June:)leK nmln, o f Ins mn, third plue md bruno madnl. Qngrufudaul churc h, who lpokl on Emu Mlu lng sr;Hononble Memo:Value of »`M»u»¢r"; lllu Eva ln Bookkeeping,Dorothy Powell;in nr as "The Vnlun of a DAM- 'rho y h m go ne w vm! l rum atUr. MeKibbun and during u nr | x~ pll-.nm ur u n h o m e u m wwlo . who n n unembhd m n v i n hurt,. n hk en w Lbl hoaplul In lldwen, uhhh ll an All lawn. Hthn had har In broken md hir hnlbsnd v u ma n o r l u i bmln d and :ut ln m-my p l u s . A mm ¢ o. l»r p ar e nts mu : Mr andltlan uu l f m u m t h e y' Nthunk they vlll rseovsr vivham am! ,__,_.._..__n...=... u f v m r m u w a n m n u u l u uhold for ilu (ony -ninth annual Q- ¢ m » m - » n ° x u » c . A , n . » f N ¢ - brukn. Omlh l ¢xP\¢=%l to m t » m i n ` | z x u n s o o ° r n ¢ b n . u . ; , ¢ m ' s q - ln 8 lu e " , u u llb m | £ £ , 0 0 0 mlmb ¢ n a l l - h o l d i l h l l d n l f l d u t h u l l b w m n u m p u n w o m q m p peru n a l i v d b y t l n c u m m k i l l l n :lungs of nrrugnanntl.Th a n a - lflsnlll r u l l d l l l t l v f l d i v r f l l l i l v FREE DEL IVERYGenie Timmel52RaymondKnhr I-'nd w\lu Ruth Reelu blo w K uhr -ages next year in furnished in Lim! with the necemrar blank upon which to make applintiqg for than privi- iesu.m d u m they fundmumd when application il io be made n acru of the best land sn wlanmg-Honorable llmti on in English, tor, md lus. John Amer ox oem- urwul CUl$l,|lhlll|.|l.|u»um: use vu.; oc u: umm as uno:lon county before he retirod.Audrey Belden..f'ual, who was the princirll speaker guests of thc laoampmmt.An own house reception was hdd In all, for the days work the stu- of gthe a1'eni11z,on "leathers md H u r !Korrll ~_;»~;»3 u°°f;":uh A nlll'i=°¢i¢1"-'uiuu'me b l con- at their haha on Friday in honor of dents of the Blair high school me- Di§dlton.l i n Lois Raven': I the week '~';= tub;Iand Lon » g mtng br vgd Bfvwo. dcpartnsnt nw event and around one ma n a mm i n o c c u r i n g fivl oaodlll n m g a " .am: _"l»her_ §'1°'1'°,'i;_ f"§;_'j"'*"°°*"plmme instruc tor, will 5. fu-h qu | ss.E v| I i 3 ~»r > ylmr office. "S. F. us beeomu affec tive J uly l.I t provides m t tznc hm . m l rexiltor their certlfiutel without foe in the office of the souuty mperln- tendent ol the county ln which the; ar eto ko c h .Th h m u n b e d o n e b r i n n they nn eli¢lble to contnct for a lchool ln my oounty . The school bout! lt the time of cont ng with n teacher uhm tmumlz to tho coun- ty superintendent the nu n :al tho tauher w be gmplny ld tonthsr with :position w which cloned.lmln|dl~ avely upon teeeipt of this notice the county supexinllonden a lwl aertlly to the school board the mme of my tu dler who hal nog m n the rr quirements of the nw. und such con-trac t :ml eenificnte lhlll be invnliq .ml n.. lnllrlm- -lull be immndintn- (Contlnud on page elzhll c. 0F c. lloI.DS REGULAR MEETING Bandar m¢¢n..| or The annum 01 Commune Edd Tuendny umm; Dimmu Rua cm am alr _'\ :rxNG AN lxr sss srlxc ONE A: the R m ! ! !m u u n g n f th ! Clnunher of Commerce April zs. the two llonorsbls mention p l u m 'memedslx were not lwuded until .rm- Hn weve r , I t vu n " r r nie-aiu lli gh t to we no xn ln y of d w Bh lr 'High nhool nndenu ¥° no su plat- form to nedve honors which tho;'so Jul!-ly won.ln tha Kimn we in uhhh Al' my Baden puma nzond, tha work eovend Amerlan history, Enropnhmmm .um nw ml ol mm, -uncunentevenu.However,Audrey Inu e qu al Io th e b ullio n md v u able to 1.in the silver mtdll. The Eng lkh au mlu tio n i n - hkn Andrey noelvod h w o n b k mention 'rammed of two puts, ann eovu- q l u r w t i l o l m a m s n n m n u u y.l'll.» .». ~.f - mo ww wr y c red it- FWIY number vu |ood and hurt- Dy lpplnndad by the mnthen m d an¢mn.|»»em\>l»¢ThedlnnervupreparedundurwOd mtlnly byho mural thu chunh n u v u most substantial vhl. 'n e e ommiu u ln d u m a u~ llhn nn to be oomrnendd for lr- nhlivr a hnnqnst for mother: andmmm" u f a n c o mmun i ty . `. I n t ln Un city,to opomar the.hthtr wi So n mvvs men h w ha ve b u n m ln a n lm. lw- D u . : h - tu r au n- A : t h e u m m o f C h r m m u . nu-un. THE PINT LAW GOES INTO srrscl Law lu Vary Slrhnnm Ami Shlld Bun ru Da na a ng( In V lo lulnn Of l~'lBS'l`COUN'|'YCA£E ' r m s w s z x Tho M !pint lu v promlna to lan tho d nd re d due t ln i b¢ $¥ I¢ thouncuapmc at p m n u n vlu n lt ea u n nu lor lu dr n n¢ ¢ d on , ' !' n a - d u a ! wm o o n , l h y s ,'l"hltA!t¢r- o o o n | 1 | o . th lw ln n ¢ r ln th o e a l y e o n to n b l ln lm MI c ta d b y ¢ h | W . n c x n c m w l - l x ¢ h s ¢ m » 1 , ~ m u lwn r d e d tho la y d ty p i m a a d u e h of the argmlutiom will hold n p - n n u m m n m m l n m ~ R. D a u l h u n ol V s u n n x I ; - dle au! tl\ eG. A.Rb\ ul. ne| | ¢n loo .| w1llbo l\ eld qt | § 1 qu lp | ¢ l; q_ \ ¢ w , n < ; n u a u h ta n i o . i ¢ » d u » S u mo ! V o h n m ; n d lt | a xi l la r y , n tth e n o n r th o u n .A blnquothonori ngthnnntlonal l w u m u d m m p g g g y . T h h w ~ Lvcrlsstlng roul question Wu di|~:lng English Lllenture and the other The lnvitalon n l B te n d e d to llquar vlnuuom. lu trio an lg vlo ~g| 1]CK1}|;»r f ` . cursed.iGxnmmar un] good uugv.any mother nnd dnnghter and y a»'!l|n is strung md even tht mont'' W a n . n a m u m o f lmtln x xv-ln the Exmmpomxeous mak in g n ot llnmrd to thonr own member-\danng_| lmqld lmlute before lsylu un A y n z a - J u n the ontoxuinmdnz in tho awning. ,|,L,, aPi ~liur. pun Christennen wu rm-Bfxnmmm. mr 2, mo md amfrr um but M mr wh, cm-gr, Apmw,msofwumwun.Nebr. Hecamelothiscountryto-gether with hh brother.lumenin lh l y u r mo a n d i nrm enlisted vlth the a m sn rrrrn ry nm llli rwir serving untilSrpt. zo,1865when M wal murtered out with an honor |b\e diuhargv. In lho yn! 187| he came to Oml-ha wh en h e W umarried toMix- Annn Lurwn Ind rhe um: your they moved to I farm nur W uhington. To them three ehlhfren were born: Fred. lhrynmlG¢°rs°-Th e wi n died January x. um lI\|| \bu d|ugl\~ ur followed in me.llr. Chriliynsen had been n nell- dentlnthe\~i1ll¥°ofWuhinnan f o r th o p u t mu m y e lnand had ihe nspeet of those who knew hlm He wsu | mm of sterling qunlirler upright in his dealings Ind W m be (ready missed-In his neighborhood. M. h ua u t h . h s vu e u h ty mf wars? W m mnnthl and twelve dayv old.Ha leavesta mourdhimbe- nds? nn.: of friends , une rmmu tumn u .Fredlm!George.uv nine fruul children,interment was mu h I n th eDnnlsheemelcry nur Wuhlngum on Sltunlmy, Apr1\ 18. ma n U F T H A N K S | |e desire Eunderourmo n mmf e n u mm t r th e ma n yuhm friendswha were sothaulhuulIn our hour of bereavement in the lg., al our dear wil: and mother. We erpeeiidy Express our thmkf u \h° neighbors, tho w. IL Q, rn. -choir we am. who ren! uw bn\\\i~.ful flonl offerings.Urbln Cuhelin and family. GOOD sssn CORN M pric es youmn rrllnnlta Ply- Our ned :vm h selec ted, shelled *M rndul ready for your pianter.You ennrmt :Handto son and.zmle your ma earn at fullnu-in; urku:n.m°¢ Y.u»¢ nm:sam per. bu. snwr mmsus ver mt V | 0 | v l s r Must Be Sold.Room Needed for231 further provides that the schooilmnin issue.bond shail be personally liable fm;Prtsidcnt § ~Mid-Summer. Goods lm vm ink vm. lhl mm' mmgn "F =!-»r-»- "'.'{' """!°". ~ |'°E-"""!'- 'Z "'."'F!"..._.__.--!-_..::.'...... |l1"{|2.`i¢;;'.:. .azsw "FF !'"'F'° ol If "!'°"°' nga raEASTERN STAR 'DD lon the proposition.lr.;gnnized his msterzal and tommen o w s o m .r un mgg i In u m das and asv.people l10'mnnner in which he spoke that guin The 501.11a n n w sesslon of the Gund chapter of the Onler of the Eastern Star will be held in Omtlu during the second week in May. Sunday evening, May 10. there will he a religious éervice in the cathedral auditorium Dr. Frank Smith of theFirst Central Congnezetidnnl church will be the speaker. Monday afternoon, Huy ll, an e:¢~ ample of the ritualistic work will he given by dlstdet supervisors.In the evening n banquet will be held at the Fontenelle hotel.There will be1,000 to\c!1\.The formal opening of the eesslon will be Tuesday morning,May 12.Tuesday evening Electa chapter No.| iinterested in good roads and want',.|for him f i n ;honors.Donald them where ever possible.|Lndenroqdof Lincoln secured second Properly mve lu l.the h i r h w w p r m m a Nadine Wells of Lincoln,are ilmctieslly as R004 as P"¢m°¥\\|third place. and the expense is much less.|ln the Orntoricnl clan Everett Ty- The mul to Dann College was also son rose to the ocmcion and won discussed, it being a bad one Ill-lriI18 second plsce and the silver medal the rainy nesson..fnith his orstion."The Unknown fSpen.l:er."Everette improved COUN"I`YSlJPBR!NTESDE!\'T g {C¢mtinucd on nm four] r:x'rt:n'r.\lxs AT lalzlm-:xt a c.\soLz:~i1=:Pmcl-:Misc Mabel Marsh, county super-F c m- ' r o zo Cg_\;|~3intenllent,entenaincd s number nfl her bschelor girl friends at the:Several Council Bluffs filling sta- hnrne of her puents, Mr. and Mmitions Saturday announced a re¢lnc» hu .Nelson of Hennnn on lasr tiun in the price of line to meetHolidayeveningata5:30 4UnIl¢lieompetition with 0 % d e a l e r s : There were n dozen guests in all .tsldltion of the low: gasoline tax sa .lr l.in¢nln.will cm thruurh. thiand they had one of the nicest timeniof 2 cents which hecltne effective any the Unurcn or L n n n flllllflllvldlllu vu-»-- -- -~ -Ifor their sec ond annual Mothers .ng zo wg; 33 fr°?=':""" to '?'°§ ~ ':"l.'I.'£'.'; °,;,¢' LI"'°"~ Daughters *""°\". """ * "" " " ° " l ' ° ° "on vi o lu tor hu g amn a Clayton to "mek 'em up." vigor and enthtmssrn ua l Ire ure!Heretnfen us gm 1'l'here bein, mann' else for him to sure the women of the ¢°Tnlnunlt'f i\Qll n fine or a jail sentence twi n a t th"nt g h pro txlllb e ld of th ep rlvi leg eo ! at-u nd e r th ls lur he r ee elve e bo th .Im m s g a |'nw first Violator uuwred zui1w}""°"°"for '°"°""`*»and at a n .lander gm, law gl pn lgerson of F sunesden of the hoarse voice, am-al;ned before§b'd'°d by the persuasvu nm.he received a *n_,took a Ettle stroll to the rest of theno n rn n x P UPI L S l c n h m who m r wus srxrs :uala=.'r.1h= c ourt um weeml slr tr da y s i n 1 -H an d - f 1= = ~" " '° " 'out ° '" "" " °° '" ' * Norfolk,April 25.-Norfolk nigh of $ 1 0 0 wi m m school students in eomntenclnl subwnl K lar t *° *°°" °'° jects scored 18.5 points in the etate gg,1,51 tern-l!""*" light, preceding of course, the M n lst!lu t e .nun : mg em b l :gun_,snd i m a h u s k y v o i c e .A z t h e s t 1 x . n ¢ e r ' l I Im e e t w h i c h w a s h e m F r i d a y ; m ¢ |S C H U ! l . B t t ' 3 M U H Y m e m 'l f f » § . " § 7 » ' °f °. § ¢ . " ° . § f " ¢s o u g h t f : w e r e n a m e d n s w i n n e r s o f o n e o f t h e '~P I . A l \ " P . l " 0 B E K E P ' l ` R U N N I N G | u o 1 r n w a n d ' n d w i t h M ,m d ;, t m b e n s e s s i o n s t h a t I n s e v e r b e e n t o d d . ;' r e a c h i n g h e n v e n w a r d .W h i l e h .' u n O m a h a C e n t r a l ,w i t h s i x t e e n p o i n t s 'C o l u m b u s ,N e h . ,A p r i l 2 5 . - - B y I p e r f u r m i n g t m " n o w 1 i l y m e n s n w a s s e c u n l l .' T h i r d p l a c e w a n w o n v o t e o f 8 9 8 t o 1 7 9 S c h u y l e r c i t i z e n s l h h h i p q s o c k e l r w a s n u n e d o f i t s b y S c u t h H i g h o f . G n 1 a i 1 a w i t h 1 5 2» ' ¥n t n s p e c i a l e l e c t i o n T h u r n l a y 1 ° * | ] ° , , |c o n s i s t i n g o f l b w ;; 4 5 i n n p o i n t s ;f o u r t h ,N e b r a s k a C i t y ,8 1 - T | } 1 | : c t e \ l ; |p r o p o s e d p l a n L s : » l \ u \ i L ' \ 2 l ° n d n i m y s o m e d o l l a n i n ¢ | , ¢ h p o i n t s ;s m !f i f t h H e b r o n A t l d t l l 1 l y r i t " \ \ l ' .1 . h e l r m u n i c i | m a l ' l g h g 1 3 9 * ~' r m e x t r a c t i o n h u i u h u n q n m . J 1A J1 < i cl i wrg.) ~. s ~e <r ~L \ s3 vii'g offer of 50 per cent Summer Millinery and Ladies' Furnishing Goods =~=sl Biggest Stock of Ladies' Furnishings in the County ~ with 8 9-14.ibuymg tnear currem :mm we uva-d " 1 r f ma :First place winners and e1'ents:§umbns plant of the Northwestens Egu g u d " e _ ; P : : i ' ;p h a ; \Over Five Hundred Dresses To Choose From§s z Bluffs.Louise Rummcl.Plutumouth,pen~ a 'lhis ctuxetl the hundreds of locni nnanlhip;Mildred Auchmuty,Cen a. motorhts to buy their gas in Omaha. u-at high, junior !.y pewrh.ing;Clll-|where it in selling for 20 cents per ence 5¢hg1¢,Scribner,novice UPU* I-uzaklon, including the road tax.!*1i!1n::Dorothy Ream,Norfolk. I 1"i|Hnuv norifmo that reduced the ..\....»...:....nwunruitinv:Hu a l Tst- Public Service conmqamy m y re nzpe around the upraised hsndl al .iwff l HH p in n in sp ite of n o fm hu mum ma be n » r ap id n u- ur Lluzz. experts decinred the propos f-3" in an easterly direction, when it is :.:\'e by the private company '*"""lp:e.~:u.ln|:d a our awaited him.r.::\e 'Fe city of Sc huyler at le u tl pnc giauy lu of un. c hec kdweri £6900 l veil u oomP¢P¢d W 9"¢|,...hau l 1- nh xml u n ume n t o n dn ma We are now able to outfit the entire family. Sizes in Ladies' Dresses ranging from 36 to 52I emv I .rs L v . 4 - J Worthy Grand Pitron Dr.Will W. Grow of Missouri and other officers from the general grand rhnpter will be present.Guestn from many grand jurisdictions of the order villbe here. M m Lou A.Conklin,Hubbell, worthy grand matron, will preside ru this twlllen jubilee session. Clendenen W. Mitchell, Chndron is vrorth;|;r31nd gatron.Bliss Rose M. Owens,ita- ronlc temple,grand secretary,will preeide.9 ls YOUR SUBSCRIPTION PAID UP Mrs.Frank Bron end M i g ,ma IIlrrixon were the lucky ones to drew the coffee at The North Side Store this week.Wh? not look up on the in Omaha.f" fr §° . : "; f .; .; ;. ' ": .; ; "" .. .Mi :,o sHost "rorlhy Gnml hlntron H"lGnoo and wii.; Ballsrd, l'lorence'£rTc:nth;"en .l?aela°ww:tl1mt`hseu:;rnl1li Cor!R.z of Floddng Moot ismiut, Groot Ross, Nancy Le 3'5"'§Iirn1.s for 20 cents.The Standonl ters,Margaret Kdly ,May,JCln;c0mpan' price in Council Bluffs re netto end Miriam AleQuarrie, Clam rrmined the name Sat1.\nin5.- Rasmus:en, Helen and Ruth Bolt.»C0\"oERT 91 ACRES wror'Anz:w1:|.x. T0 rmrzxns o a c r m n n z x w. \ s n lx o 1 o x c n . r r vh i r .a n d M m C .\ % .B u r g e r e n t » e r » '_ 1 h 5 t i n 1 l l n l n e l l m \ t S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n i n h o n - i o r o f M . ;a n d M n .F u n k J o h n s o n xml family who are movin; to Utah this xretlz.Then \\r:.."o thirty-fire friends and neighbors present and the afternoon was apent in ltltlnlc and playing games.At. 6:30 refreshment.: were son-ed to the guests.Mr.and Mrs.Johnson came tt Blair about one and one-hall years dip on y our Enlorpripe on nm iflago ml hue mule rriemn who will you one paid up.The requminement misl them when they leave. for the drawings are that you mutt Mte r a pleasant afternoon.the be mid up subscribers.Better get guests hula the Johnaorrs good-bye I Arlington. April 22 e pan : of o commercial orehnnl of ninety anen aerea was finished on 'I`u0¢ <la b Alnrshalle Nurneria.The 1l 1 l l I y yorel:anl,,ls on the form formerly known u l the John-_.A.Unthsnk_ plone, just .two miles southeast- of tmlm.Three years ago thirty-two nero: were planted and the remain- ing sixty-five were just put lm hls is by for the largest orehnnl in the county and when it begins to bear, will bring greater returns than fann- ing or being planted to nurrel5 stool( Jem Nielsen mode o business tripin line-and ldt!or their homes.l m Q o w, d :- \ . | ¢ . | | u u ' J l " " " " " " u ' v ' _ __Yl ' 0~ l 1\ »N o r f o l k ¢ ° U ¢ ¢ ¢n o v i c e ° ! P ° "e x p e n » o o f c o n t i n u l n g t h e o p o r a r l o n f ` "'" " '"r " v -_w r i t i n g ;» » ~ 1 » » ~~~~m u n i c i p a l p l a n t ..» : : : . ~ " . . ' . ; ° z : . , ° ~ ° = ~ ; ' : , ' ; ~ : : . : : » h o r r r m l .c o l l e ¢ e j u n i o r t y p e r r r i t t n n - -i w i n n o t l z i n g o n ' t h e m B u t t h e R i c h a r d C o l o ,O m a h a C e n t r a l ,o o l -B I R T H D A Y C E L E B R A T I O N a s b t l e h a r e d o u b t l e s s e i r r r u l n t i i nl e g e c h m n n p i o n r y p e w r l t i n x r z T o m ;' M ; o t h e r t e r r i t o r y b y t i m e . .n r L e r o y N o r f o l k o h m n p l o n s h o r t h o n f l z ,O n l a s t S n t u r d n y a f t e r n o o n a n d .. A l l a S t n l e d w .S o u t h h i g h . i = = = = i ° f . ¢ v ¢ n 1 n ;A p u :2 5 .t h e m e s o u h o m e .s h o r t h a n d ;D o r o t h y W i . l ' . a m r ,° ° 1 'o n n e S o u t h s t r e e t w a s t h e n : e n e 'P l h l ! . E P A R T Y l e g e n o v i c e a h o n h a n d ;.i o S h a n -o f m e r r y m a k i n :w h e n f r i e n d :g n t h .o k ,l i e o r n e y N o r t n l l ,c o l l e g e l u n i o r e r e d t h e r e t o h e l p M r .S 0 1 1 c e l e b r a t e p ] : . ; : : ; ' ;e m e g a i u e d g g b i u m a ¢ f f r i e n d s a t t h e i r h o m e : r e s t o f B l a i rshorthandandAlioeBondeuouofhi, birthday.Drnuhn Centrnl,' collage 1-horthnnlL ~Dinner llnll a lunch nt midnightOfficerselectedwerenofollows: were provided and uni! and mn1§§§n;to on t m Sn l r 'There were seven tables oi enthui?renldent: Miss 1l!ll1r\lll:l{¢hl3|ll:'*:vi.\itin|r made the hours, pus quick- netn»eto omahaCentro s \¢¢';.-,.§~.»..n..{Otto llnclr,Neligh; Sn.; y'I'here were nbout forty gusuiuuo Plf3'¢l5 m m f .G.-aa.u m m .I'nllennnsgpnn-m. inelodinx Hr. Soll'|\ brother:Alter s nu»;=l;»;edo!u:ra1:\_ie= 5; gg; ..nnTreasurer,Hilda iirensien,heligh. ilinns sou and wife of Scribner, 1\¢h'lt?dnl were o _' I h sister. Hrs. 3,1mg z¢...a\nnded the prizes.Mn .Joe Do-nnd so toT5\.EI.\iT\-FIVE AND COSTS man and dauzhter of Scribner.gvinny and Mr. .Henry Jensen took lftrst prizes and Mn. J ohn Rhonda Lou Latte the eonsolatlons. The hostess sorwii substantial ro- freshmenta at n late hour and all departed for their homer thank- ing tho Gilboruona for 1 very plou- ant eveolnt. e Harold ienaen, who in employed in Bllra. }L Skov Nielsen entendnedifld hir.th e No rw S id e nr iz l. was - ~= -= L number of her friends on w g A ril 27.theedlastTuesdayona:hu go Uflelonday afternoon,pdrunlnenneu and on Wednesday had Home bein; her birthday.Refrordv his hearing in police eoun and vos ments were rerred and a very pleu- fined $25 nad oooh.un. time was spent. 0 t u FF f. \ \ A l4 ~-l" 5 ; g»:, .I 3. ~ uv ~> r . ." :. A\ 1S. These dresses aré all of the latest modes and of the 'best materid BlllrWhite 90 day Yellow No néed to leave Blair for Ladies' Rea@y-to-W ear Goods.W e m competition, anywhere, anytime,Quality and Price considered. Sweet (Jovtr or Alfalfa need.hut time for Sudan .13-lt.Aye Brua. Sted House You are invited to callun 3 01vn-puma.ofv»u¢y swam, Iowa wwwnu |HA\'. Mn. Ron Demnu. | eouph of dnyn lmuy.W m u s4 n d M n . 8 .~'~ ~M R S .T .C .H I L T G N ,T H EM I L L I N E R N x n o u o o u o u u § CITY CDUHCIL PROCEEDINGS A r¢(uwmee¢|n3o£th¢Blah'City Connell wu called in order at 7:30 I'.H. by layer Qlnxdoeh, tho follow- ifrt Counc ilman mnnrlng iq roll- w l ,H m a n ,Grimm, c m-imma. Ghrmiehul md J lrobl.Moon and Gu y n p a r ti n g u m » | 1 w\ , r - " b ln being lbnnt. Ti ll nainubea of the i n t regular 0100*ill! ure :gd and approved.A petition a k i n ;that a wats: main bl laid on Nor-Lh W alker An nuo sr aa nu i.'I'hIa1ralmf¢r|edzo Qu Water Committee for Investiga- lion.The application of Carl Wolff for Moved and seoondsd,the Council lntholira th i installation of a cs- ment c rmdng at thveomer of Sth m a Su m Strllll.M l Councllnien ;~;w.~m voting 'A~zs', the m-asian ur- r i e d .' The Street Cammluioner was In- struc tcd an notify the C. fl N.W. RR. Company ta repair their :maa- lnn on W dklr Avenue. The prupodtlon ol removing a tree o n 5 lh mm.between Wuhlqgton z1 . \ nr md muc l| !a t| .'I'bep t r o u p i l n a d u t h l h y n r ~ !or th¢n\saln1a.nnlng.~ s a t¢ u o g ¢ h mu u s n d d m£ l. u f ~ whI| :heontslnmlohgml=¢£n,| o otherkirndn af faods u c ~~ around an neun serving af meFo = r f\ n r y n r vin | o fmo ¢ £, tk almuldeontnina neqnnlnrvlzsg a a h o i h e f d n l affoogm oo¢!»n |'nmu,£omnioe| ,~ c a bb s p, a n al". umm, an d3~1|E' a Piumbtr Umm togethpr vith ihe nqdn d Bo nd ' ns n ad.lloved I secanded. this application be ( nn t- eel and that the bond bl approved. Jul Councilman pres-out voting Wm* tha motion carriod:. Hows!and ueondod,tha Water Commissioner be cmpowered to trado che imck used by this lI|ht and wlw 1 P. za.:mms 'Young Peopia' Union.s PM.Evening vronhlp. Bannon rubka: "A Famous Conan; Pnlchet," Tho mid week meeting of tht :hunch for pnylr, praise and coh- fennac every wednesday u 8 PH. With the meeting on April 29 the ,puller begins \ nur course of studies undor the title,"You and Your Church."Choir ga k :evary Fr!- day main: st eight. Th !pu lo r was in Omaha lalt ..I oroibnll,Hf1\=¢W1!» Grimm,Guy,Moon, (Juiibenaen. Carmichael nd Jacob: voting 'A~rr:', Pubic; being a lma mo n o r h m I n W = County, Nab:-uh. .3 l i d S a I l v l l 1 § e n u d \ p u n .\.. H 5 1 9 luxday snddllpvled of nrlov.| nni¢1es'p¢dtloli in uk! County Court llht-SB E I I F F S M E 1» a 1a = ve r a mu m m.3\ '° r rth1 r \z ' 1n ¢ mon : me u ma um a m-m1 a f b m d u u p e n t b r o u g h t a ~ a ! !p f l u ..I J .~ ,~i a h b l t a n t a t W t s b l n t -_}p _l l o o r e ,A m m q \;n i m i y I n u :n u l l : n u l l g mu m no ma - u w a w n a r su l y i u l u m uv u a q f ,n v w i u l ,m l n vu u n .""I -~"" -"" " "" " ~ ""- " "J . P . J l n u u o I B l a i r w u s b u a i -t h o v e e k e n d | t t h £ ' I ' h o r 1 Y l i d H a n - S t h d a y o f al p r i l ,192 5.| ¢ l Y i Il l b 0 N o t i e e l l h e r e b y g l v e n t h l t u n d - e r d a n m d o u r u i d D i s t r i c t C l m r i :rm c a l l e r b u t o n e d a y l u t u r e o k n n h o m e .I n t W _ B l a n d ' i ' a l u m ¢ n e , a n d p o n \ u -a n d b y d n t a e o f a n o r d e r o f n i c a n t h e m u ¢ 1 \ r < = ! - I u h f . u m , i n U 1u .. - . a u . . .as sa m n a l .a»..=¢|R n h n l i ! n i r i a l M u n n A a n n " A . 4 , J v. . . \ - . . a n........ .1 1~.4.. ¢. ..»|-:.m¢..|m n . f o h .f\i¢lv|.|4 f a n #. r a c t i o n f o r t h a m m n f $7 0 87 . 00 tn - Homin; Slrviu 11 A. H. Evening aarvlcei at_B PM. m m s o r c n n x s r (Our. Lincoln and hd IfIllb) L. H. Cilim Pulsar. mu. Sc hoc l 10 A. u, Ronin( W onhip Q1 A. ll. Christian Endeivor az 7 Rl. Evening service: at 8 PM. Clmrch Ni nn .Wudn ay 7:80 ¢g Ng 3 Eg A 'I ' lo NA L c mmc u (Cor. Walker Avo. and Colfax) Jamal lleK»| mln, Putar. Banda! Sdtool I0 A. H. la ti n ; S c wi el 1 1 A . H. Evendng services at 8 PM. s r .PAUL LUTHl£RA.N CHURCH (01-urn, Nebraska)_ RN. R. J. Rcinertlen, Pastor Sunday Sched at 10 A. M. 4 Church Services at 11 A.M. a - - - u n . u .¢ tr) xo n x l.a m r m n s Clwlinz.Pre-=1r»¢ nepuuu Located On Balt Wuhingtan Btn-zt Bldr, Nebr. o n cn ..ommmnn. mmm AVEAXUJNMwm yutfln 0Ba|!n8t\hB.\nkBli1dh; (2) oF R A N K & m a x w w(MMR for Fdlmont Cmumery) p Pun Hlzbui Price for P o u u n w .c n s u l AND EGGS Bctwnn Walker An and 50: SL s m .Phones,Jw. 1221,Bal, Oulu su 0DR. LAYLAND smnzs CHIROPEAUYORFuman sun Bulk mag. Both Pham:M: A. u.1-s P. ll.71| P. I.o mu da m 'run md ' n m vvmlnn (W . Linc oln and 2nd sum) H. J . W lminr. Pulor. m m h m m m n m A xu r k m Lnlhonn r~e\i|'lo\u ln- Ih ue th m Sltunday ninmoona l l 1130 nr 2.Sunhy nhool 10 a. m. Dlvlm lerviel at n o m Ou r u r - wieu nn slmmuuly dlhn English wx Gilman. Tha :hush bond muh oec nlanlym d Du voting number:eonveno qurtcrly .. 11 1 | I nd i a A H n o o n mr y n m Wednuday sfumoon of month. T M autor Inland:in u m mhdon-stations on Swdlv P.l( ' ¢ m m n m : v . w ' r a n m \ N c n u n c a (Cor. .nam tm Cialer mm)H. m-hm. mm. Bvvdu School ms A. l. UWIM Strvlet 10:80 A u. I-hlning nervlnait 8 PJI. lu:-onc uuzzn CHURCH o rmsus cams-r F m m sD A Y . . . a m ( L h e d n s u m b n vu n Gd ; I ' n m ' r . J . z mm, o mm S wv! !Sunday School lt 10 0';lr>&. PM¢ h!n | S lr vie u lt IX A. U. sr. FRANCIS BORGIA (can.-»u¢m m m ) (C o me r mm a n d 90 | ma t) hi -h u c. A. Boy cndorfn.Puio-r Pi n t md 'Mini Bnndny a f u s . month, lun at 9 A. ll. Sloond IM Fannin Sundlyl, Kman 10:30 A. u.'» DB. w. F. mnn>mu nsmxsrBoomqonr Bllir sau Bank sxuf, mmmg 0 I vs C H U R C H ( C o r . C o l f a x m d B l k sh u t s ) .o . U ; m w m a . m m f . S R M ! ! S e h o o i 1o =e o A . a l .0 H o m i n ;B l r d e o 11 : 0 0 A .H . E p w n r t h L o q u o _ B : 3 0 P . l l . E ve n i n g s e r vi c e s a t 8 P M . P r a n r l l a t l n g W c d n e u h y s a n - In g 7 : 3 0 . S T a u u w s E v z s o o z m . C H U R C H (Ganz Street bevmqen 4th and Sth) R e v. C h u . D . H e r I n g , P a s t o r H o l y C o m m u n i o n m n S u n d a y I M H o l y I h r a t 7 : 3 0 A . l l . "C h u r c h Sc ho ol a t 9:&6.A l l o l e f - v k a t u r y S u n d u . N,|;n,\¢._ mdlx¢¢b¢r with Lnunsb thenon nc tba»0\:nh.\ 1\|eld|¥|£:\pum§.|neo!\d9cx'e|o!u|d¢oux1|rll¢\o!8%Plflnnumfmmtha 14?-h bsent, the motion carried.This matter r u reienid zo xhi| 3¢f=Ir¢ilr attending a luncheon ut we tent gui mah In the tim nw# dMona md seconded iht City c url: Street md Auey Committaa for in|Y w. C; =\~_ Tig'n1j11=¢1v§}w e a k - m m m : w a 'r u mu l u mm a ls o 1i d an nn ur. lsowlur, un mm: nam conuln u urvlng ul lanky food.: al dn Bard ul Missionary Coopcn- meh .u 'mm hnmy or jelly ar s uc m mwe u w 9.1¢ »| I I I| i I I \ I| > don ol the Northern Blnthr. Com vanllon and Pluidsxt u m m of the Nonhnn lllpdlt Convmlion. Pr uid on t mlmn h u u m a with dhdnnlon u Sommer of LhaSu\a M lain: and at prumt Sl eallldal a l t h e p e n i n u m o f t h t d d e l o g M m n m .T h u no n bn-»u|-is a m e l l l l i ci meonnguuenz in L N mnrroloul :wry of the progress of in the Orilnt and shaved l r i ll u l tide <1 interest wer mluiolmry |1- m m f w u mn vb o mh n lt u h s d b y mu x tn s e r v i n g o f th a r u x h y l o o a P l r t a ll h o d me .T b l l l i s n d u z n u m md b u d s r .In d.ehoeoluu, ¢ m n n u b u ° n » h w 1 d n k » u p a » t l n h m u p u f w u u q e m p l m thtpmpc rly hdnnoedmed. T b n l u d s n w d t h o u n m m x h q ¢» ¢ h a ur m¢ A pr n wu | u - y p mms n g tl\ d r mn l| | e e o ld i n | ' ¢ o th h o u t m» e . u » ; u » ¢ u ¢ x» » a m vu a u = » ~ f u s tllh lti h d y ln u n lf o r n u n n e u n - mlnionary ,nfdvhr I n A me d a I n - i lls " n d wi n Mi n : mx w a n n u r fu n mo nt th e d mmh a s ueuzive o r ma n n i n g day: during bv Dhone §!Ln from her dller, Hn. J I 'i'| m§np- few dnyi with her ullhr, Hn. Rv!! Senlfl-Q; aah; diy of April, ms.[at pubic auc tion ek nu hlghut and was mule and entered on the mn n nf York Nabr.Han md funilr at Dixon. Nebr.|m|:A1.\1- c; 1=:z.1.En.m r hlddar for ma,in hum.the du of Judy 1924. md aid iudzment.t i o n mm |' -FW swim Hand me seconded.u m s a m : ~ "w. na. co. Commissioner bl Inaihwted to have mu \e ai Hines Go va n plantd in um City m n r C'f""'"l c u. Ia 1r n | , th e c o a t of \ ]\ eu . m| n ott» R°y S mith exceed $45.00. 'Ill Councilman pus-H¢Graw Cf'"V'"7 f l C r a n e i L oe n t vo t i n g A M E 't h e m o t i o n c u - i _ " g m D a y ~ _Y d vo l i n é o n c n . 9.16157.87688.65na m9.94 17.73 2.2 l m u41.13 READ PRICES sE|.bw §l u n ~all!|»; f - 35"-» .-SQ? rv* ,,¢$ _,wr Q. s . k \ »-P.»*'1.-=-'-"" nr ul_A.'l\3 "1 9 \ ~ ~ HJ..gP 1 \. S; ~~u .. :, ~ . : ~ } § § " : Q ' "\ | r L 1 3 1; _ . F ;.=m~,~ie~ v~Q. *f f UNRUH & LANG Furniture, Rugs and Picture Framing lways Try Us First OPAL ENE Slnclalr'n Best I0 gal. ur mars Med ld li Heavy . Extra heavy F o r d o n `.. DIA MOND c Me di um .. Heavy .. x He avy 10C 1 5 : e m s a s u e a s u Coon W|TH ROY M. D. LANG, Undertaker Phones:Blnlr Red |39 Bell ll A i ' n d t - S n y d e r M o t o r C o . BUICK DODGE ESSEX E ||||mu||||1mu|||umm|||u||||||m|||mnun|illlllnmsmllmmlllullullllmmn §==-'='-Ew||The Ameriqan Legion Mrs. W. J. Koopman'~The sign or 90941 coffee H<>tH'§§ But The Truth N é 'E -=¢ ~zz .ax\. PlcLauglllin's Kept Fresh Coffee Service lf tha psf:-pon; whose names appnr in the mar-gh: will clip lhh c uupan, sign their nnmu uul present at Lhe North Side Suue, they wil! reedve free.om pound or MclAughlin'| Kept Fresh Bulk-Coffee. \_ kM¢ I;a1>_hlin'§ I"e'¢S¢ Q F % E S E R V I C E ." A U COM E DY I N THRE E ACTS AT rue B. ~. D. Opéra House nasa..3 A d d n s m TRACTOR OIL Liberty Arc o . Sinc lair Heavy . Slnclilr X Heavy . E ~:raid Heavy . E m m a X H e a v y SSC: 56C 601: 45: 496 § §= §E Eagles Coll Co. DukeW iliiami-Hn Clarence Campbdl Raymond Bron liifned Behrens Horton Wridzt D u e y No a m: Eemn Knble F u n k mu w i g i uEd smrfekleu Wolff Dru; Store The Tribune City of Bldr . Hover!lnd ieeo ant 'Cm nded,then 141.36 £1.34 6.00 a m 9.00 2.40 2.40 8.20 s u a ma s 17.97 82.35 u m bill: be allowed as reed and that Imrrentl he drawn on the proper funds in ply mem of the lime. on roll n n ,Hundnhi,Grimm, Gray, Moore, Christensen, Clrmldm- el ami Jeenbu veting 'Are'. Peebles bring absent, the motion eurild. Moved end seconded,the lh y o r and Counc ilexterdevatenf thanks to the Bldr Cenning Co, for the use of their equipment durlnl the time repairs were being gmde et the Hgh! plant.All eounciimen present vot- ilx Aye! the motion carried. ifuved and seconded, this mein; be Idjourned. All eoencilmen present voting 'n7e'. the motion nrried. Attest: C. E. KRAUSE, City Ckrk. R. J. HURDOCH, Hlyor. _,..sw 53 .¢-f.-'5' : ' = - 5nv # 3 f r w h '3 5 ° x 4 :~ J": ,' :'|J 9 ;~ =".?.f-T ?~. =: ` i = _ 2 ¢ § , . . |0 5 x ?j : ; a g .. " ? . ' . ' 9 :, v g t g f - 4 2 2 L . 0 _ , g 1 1§;¥ ' \ | I !J : " \ 4 t ''' : , 1 x~§ ; ; ~ ' : s < ¢ f > 1 'l l - a f;a. r .»g » | r Q. II! ' f g ? | ~é Q5,- 1I >r . gt ~.|i n ~;.~. W e H a v e a . D a n d y C U P G R E A S E '2sab.P¢m ..33.50 HHH= . :::Oh : A r t h u r D . S m a i l o y , l i n m e r S o i u h y ,H a y 3,1925. 10 5.51. Sunday selmh 11 m l . Morning worz=hiP»Scrmbn subject: "Vhlktng with CDd"132 Noon, Monthly observance of the Losd's Supper.Ml members of the church who have not yet rounivld the right hurl! of fellowship should be present a t th i s se rvic e. ~'»e~-_wr ma 4QF Q , ~ ¢ » ; ; . -E +.5_é~': "" \:_,E ;.,1r :s-0'.<f.:;~f f ;:~=13:~'5'¥~ il * - _ == § =; ; :F ..-».is~"ig7 r ,*J*-"¥»~.»;. r \..: , } ; - fi ~ ~a n ~ POSTS Cilristensen LumberCo. Count! Jud:N follnwing described :ul estate. tu-'lnnst and wm_bdn¢ |¢.|l| unpaid,un,i w uk! dense .un m nu farce I . l » for the best in LUBRICATION mr wednudnn ~ P ¢ m 1 ' v » w o ! B h | r v u » u < an caller Ff|dA¥~ Tho w m v frhsmln af Hrs.Ray mledn. who In i n ln Omlhs har ul, vnu be gms w lelrn that vhs Imprnviu nialy lad will won be dun to Llneoln Sunday Qlld npenz the shy with u m m l mThe mnmben of the lhptbt |1all4| wi ll mm wi th Mrs. umm Naldew knuger Thuxwy za do quildnx- Mrs. O\lle u m un d Hr s Ha rold W nber uf , xfumon ma Mn. Chu. i iI Th e B o u t h vr e a t Q u a r t e r { S . W .36) o f t h e N o n h w a s t Q u a d s ; ( n w .56) a n d t h e N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r { N . W . K ) o i t h e S o u t h w e s t Q u l r t l r [ S . W .56 ) . a l l i n Se ct io n Tw e n t y - F o u r ( 2 4 ) , To w n s h i p N i n e t e e n ( 1 9 ) .N o r t h R u n g e T e n ( 1 0 )E | . s t o ! t h a & h P . M . I n t h a H n t t n r n f t h a 1='_¢f.r»n r -.......=..¢..- ..........n....»-n Q n n vn r n - N O T I C E r o C R E D I T O R S -S T A T E O F N E B R A S K A W u h i n g l o n C o u n t yC u - r l g m a C 4 1 r i g m ,A n y , I n t h e C o u n t y C o u r t ' l m 5 an d e ffe c t , th e s a i d r e a l e s t a t e a b o ve de sc ri be d w i l l b l s o l d l u a fo r e s a i d t n a a t l r fy sa i d j u d g m e n t ,In t e r e s t a n d col t.a s p r o vi d e d b y u i d o u d a r a n d d e c a l m d l u v i n s u c h cases m u i e l m !p m vi d e d . D a t e d t h i s 1 5 t h d w o f A p r i l , I 9 2 5 . 19.59 Ha a r l e m H e l i r e n l . I1lm to return home.Cartlr. nf Blair were nero aunuayHr.and llrl..F.w.Amd:of to attend the funeral of the infmnt cnuncn OF cnlsr Lbimondiqlhdrvwnhanu. -s u .___|....._.-.. .----_..._- - - - v - ¢u l u l l qu u va u u ~ | v \ " " " " " "*° " 'F " " " " "_ " _ "Q Q - ¢ 2 " `" h » = u » h m t i m e 1 u ¢ » -a w g n m o f M r .a n d M r s .5 " ' f ° " 1 } W i 1 i i a m G o a k e r U t c u s e d z ' r n w = ' § » 2 ` n ' £ " s i m .8 0 . a ¢ : n a w a s i h e |s w i f t W a s h i n g t o n C o .N e b r a s k a . l r " h e y w e r e o n : h e i r w a y t o W l i l c n ."cr e d it o r a o f u i d es t at e :Y o u a r e _. ___ _ _. __.__ .. _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ . _, h m l l l a a t e r Ja m e s D u n n e ! o f T e h m a h . H e r e b y N o t i fi e d ,' r l m I w i l l a l t a t " " " " ` _|l2=M i s a M a r y S t r l c m z t o f B l a i r ,m a m a s t h e h o m o o !h i s ' m d t h e C o u n t y C o u r t R o o m i n B l a i r i n 1 3 " I l l l l l l l l I l l l l l l l l l l l l l m l l l l l i l l l l l l l l l l l l I I II l l l II I II II I II l l i l I l i l l l l l I l l l l l l l l l l i i l l l l l l l l l é rent t h e we ek - en d w i t h m n z u -p m n u ,l=lr.4==1!l f f l ;D ;w .R u s -m e C o u n t y ,o n t h e m m d w 0 1 1 5 =qua! wu`mnst uurtulnly u n o u n . ll you don't bdhn lt, uk my om of tln one-hundred und forty gultl. .b i d y o n p t i n a n i b l m r p d u l s w a y ?'n a d u vu nu o f Umm. In the A.|||Mi n Lola E n vi r o ! Quiz, I Kh aluury Vuh mnr to J u- mllu n p o h i n ltu d a l Un p ute r . The evening mania vu mall un- t n d i n by 'three l v l d l l m w d numbers.Tm hy d wud Cub proved ua be A matc h for uu'1»y ¢| Lum nmun. " c u m Hn d l l a d C h u H a u t " t u shawn a t t h n g d u M M - N 1 rnaeun; of dn Colby Q:-mr Com munity Club lu! Slturday nlght by the County Apnt, Guam! E. Baku. Th i pktuun lhoved thu n r b a nun s u ! h avi n: mhn ubd a-h ow it hd a la r u xlu o d, b ¢ \vlzlp r ¢d . | lu th MH. haw it ll cummuuniattd w other ln lm| | | | | h o ¢ | , | | | | l| . u 1 y b u tu r ~ ul-nly nat Inst, haw It df¢;!.|`U>| gruwlng boy : nm! dm wh me dist eomhu o f lu n amou nt; at milk. dlca Godsear.Both :mms ladicslledgn Saturday and sunay.I Eunch in the Calhoun lchooh. EE § § Hiu Eliuboth Peterson of Omaha spent the week with 'her mothoa, Bra. Chrlstane Plwou. llr. md Hn. 0. H. Godney , Rev. m| n n . ' 1 ' , J . R » m m d I ' r ¢ a n ¢ b - ertaon drove to Lake Quimmhaogh Wednudly and spent the day. M i n Agnes Gllboruon of Bioir was a g um of lin llnxlne J oh n- son Saturday md Sunday.R. H. Bovee drove to Wayne Fri- day ond brought I l i a Helen home to spend the week-end. Tho members ot the third, fourth fifth and sixth grades ot school ao- eompnniul br their toadlen 'arent on . hm 'rumln :heron-on.They re- Ian the Bnpdnt church lum."meme vru mt opsn spue enaugh to give the lhy-pdg d|n¢~4,Home LM d u n n .Gnndmn Lowe ma Hi n Ha g g i s nkurned home Sundxy wlnhu hem | two we ek : vhlt vn u nh d va u n l Bldr.The nodal eomlnlltel at ¢heDe¢ree of H9nor \°\ilI Sltunlny svenlns wu c o mpo sn of Mrs. J em Rv-m and Mn. C. R. Gny . The two weeks olnl baby dingh-te r o f lr . a nd ln. smmd W ib o n died Sumxrdny and vu buried 8\|n~ day.Short (unenl u n i o n wa nFmu n! the Geo n re u n ho me s m 16111 day of lhy »\.D., 1925, md the ximu limiwl for psymant ol debu i. Om Y e n h o m u i d 1801 day o l li ly 1925.Witness my hmd xml the ual of um County CGD". this mh dw of Ap r u, ms . (SEAL)L c . rz n wn . x2-sz,County Judge. NOTI C E f ro c n sn r mn s sr/vrs dr NEBRASKA, Waihingmn County. A. C.DEBEL, Anomey 1- n.. |~,.....».. ¢~.....¢ ll . §Another surprise um :mu will *"' match :oo win. vm »mmi<L joy urdts you nfl! Lod's Dir-In .9 1an ml www vim as '""'|`nu¢s¢¢un1umn Your mln h m »nd`d¢l=n¢u ax- pn w me n d me S u u C o n h n n e e al Con peguthmsl ¢nrd| ¢l lt Pn - munt which begins Thursday m d claus Sunday night, May L Wu ex- p o c t\ n b e b u k , b o w¢ v e r , f u r lh : Sundny nluming urvloe. The work of n-duronting the : h u n k u progressingnicely but we d u ll be in the huoment lor one mo n S wi m# Sunday, my xo 1. mmm' my. me redc¢nnl|4 u»mq\.um "- not mx the fourth www. 'rim unI-;g*=»-»~\~ cunning uhhh sernd w d u mo w blowing of! whi c h rwdhd in |a l m o iduring the armrest af nnhn which prwmu h °" l1 \¢ u f the a ol!- fn ev g g m a nn n i n g s u n u n u n w vr-in mm ma ke s m m: n e i l In tha mu th a »olL m i b r u k l n g t h e n a u a n d l n s o d o i n g c nt:off the (nod supply 01 th i vlmu ,Ha m m b y leaving un fu-mm wuz as am.-M1 in n paw: of = u . > u » ¢ n » 1 n a . y w¢n\u|h¢t n | 4 ¢ u ¢ u \ m ¢ n u . a ¢ v ¢ r , , w | _ h . ¢ u u k n i t a h l g d l y i n t h l l l f s o f t l w l e n y e s n u m n n v d l l l r n e u o d day nnernoon in charge of Rev. Ri n i o f th e M.E.church.Their many friends hen ay mimthiu with themin their 1055..Hr .and Mn .IIf H.Chdsteluen of Counci!Bluff:visited u.:the Thnrwald Hansen home Sunday. R.J.Schenck drove Lo Omaha Tuesday on buslnela. _.....~. . -LEGAL n o vi c e s . _ . . ; 1 1._S T A T E O F N E B R A S K A , n n . W u h l n g i C o u t yI n " I T C o u n y C o u r t . I n t h e M a t t e r o f t h a j i s t a l e o f Mu i l h J. K i n g D e cc a n . - m l :Th e h e i r s l l . h w , n e x t o f k i n , c r e d i t o r : a n d A l l pe r s o n s i n l e re i t e d i n s a i d e m u a n h e r e b y n o t i fi e d t h a t o n t h e 1 0 t h d a y o f A p r i l ,1925,E i n B n n d l fi le d a In the County CourtIn the Hatter of the Estate of Wilhelm Von,Deceued:To the Cndilors nf add Saute:You areHereby Notified, That I will sit at the Caunty Cc urt Room in Blair in uid County, on the 9th du of Hay, I 9 2 5 , g n d o a tb e i 0 th ¢ ! a y o ! A ~ 1925 at 2 o'cloci|: P. ll., on each of Jus t Ri ght Jus t Ri gh Just R!~ I . 1 ...l |e l d m s ; g \ i n . | t u i d Es ta te ,t r i t h a vi e w t o t h e i r a d j u s t m e n t a n d a l l o w - an ce .Th e t i m e i i m l t a d fo r t h e p r e - I §Made : §Blair |mummn|||||m|||mulm|||mm Lula is three months from the '9£|| day ol Hay A.D. 1925, and the time :imma for pay ment of dam is One Yen. from wr !9th day of May 1925..W itnen my hand md the :nl of uid Lbunty Court, this 4th du \ April 1925. (SEAL)1. c. EI.LER, 115t.County Judge. rl wheat grown .nd Blair. I stores In Blair I IHICK STARTER rm-|zCi< GROWER :ht EGG m.s|~1 _s *l un n. unsumq sun = anu n ;E nn - h1 : 1 atzended a bankers meeting st Blair Tuefday evening.Mia.: Ines Wnilln went m Wnhoo Wednesday to visit her mother. Hn. Wlido Hancock was an Oma lthln LM? loose by Indo( the llltE march.leaning.d sold by the § lilling Co.§ I|i|1n|||mI||||mn||||m|||||||mnlnmllllln George Sheds,mn ol Mr.md dw. Dan Sheets and Hia: Lorraine Ihrintemnn of Blair were martial at be Btplllt plnfuntle at Blair nn .¢nin¢¢da>. April 22.They spent a :oupln of days with relatives at Num. returning vo Herman Friday evening nad have gone to }1:1utkeep ug in the Chu.Sheet!propeny. FARM B U RE AU smmln nmxc ro x W IN S O VE R The but mating yn, of the mn] club ddegnta or mn c ounty v u had w w m u v .A p n l a ,at uw Umm House.xoonung w Mi n ' A v wood.their sule lelderf The Colbi Cum" Co mmun itl! Club vu n y m- u n m l for tho f i m d mc h x d n Miz -lu nu n. wk a nd Hue ! Kn am u i Arlington.All nthu' :lub dole- guws were present u u p t i n ;Mn . ly mskhed warm.hm nlkfdlv , Arihwwn ddenud North nam by lneon ' of s-4.Ax-lingmn mx un 1~»dbyn»=uun1|yxn¢.u¢x»n~u» smug, uhh-.h new me rum. my wen* mer mm. u¢ho\uh.N»nn Bend pushed than had .n the 'ILBoth imma med nm yitdnn. lhl-hurehuud uhh of a Una drinont um vu um thriller nl an LI°""I~§°LZJI.f Qnumm||||||||uumn|mn||m\u|I|MMM|||1|umnm|mnmn||||||||||||x||||ml luu||Imu||ummumu||mumnu|||||n|||||1u||||mmuuu|||||umu|um||||||ung 1~m m M e u h uf s un W . Bhumanbulnus dler Monday.ur. .ma Mn-Henri Cooprr ue uying at the Roy Rutledge home fhile Mn. Rutledge is in An Dxmhn §n I-nl n - .___r »§3Q: .g ca=~<-»:I = Judlih Amman fmm the \1¢Cuthy Proxzruriva Club, who :ru unabh w Attend.» Mlm Inwood mldc u n t i l mm: dhnks nhofint th e lwlk n h o w m mix n u n m m .a v " .choeohle, man and other thing: with milk m indun children who da not Uh pun mux w drink un mixture and nt me mnk 'hun 1| ons of the ben 10.1, .___ ._.._ _.._. ,._. n m : -Nnrl§Bcn¢| Vopslnuky, Sb c ny . ab Onrr. u m m m , I ! ~ p Urban, c e m m a . x v Bloch, If ¢........A R R. 4 o a 2 4 2 4 o 3 o 4 o a 0 1 A K. PD. o 2 2 o o 1 1 A o s 1 1 s 13 0 1. A. 1 s a 2 1 o 0 f. E. u 1 o 1o 1 o o a p i w . .IL.A .R o | ¢An d } l r .Sh.b l¢il o f m u h ;n n S u n d a y gu e st s a t t h e :.w .H u r d l e h o m e . L e o H u m n n o f O m a h a s p e n t S u n - 1-5 l n H e r m a n .' H n .Beanie I-Je nin l e t !S a t u r d a y sn h e r h a m i i n fl a n a d n .B h t h u p o n ; t h e p u t l r i n t o r 'l r i t h h e r d a u g h - e r , H n . A . J . C l m l r o n a n d f n m i i y . Jr .I n d M n .C a m e r o n i o o k h i r t o h n l h l R o y K n o t f h u sec ur ed e m p l o y - n e n t w i t h t h e b r k l g l e n v o f t h e Il .a n d 0 .r o a d a n d b e g a n w o r k m t we e k .- Chrtnoe Davin vu killed at Tuisa Jkh., April 19th when 5 punchute nm which hi leaped from I plane. Iaikd to open.Funeral services nn hold at Dunning, Nebr., April Bi.Tho dcoeued v u a ionner ridden! hen and in survived ay 1| bmthar,Frank.of Dunning;four |i|| .¢r| , Lldn, lhttle, Hn and Ber- Lhl:hd! brothers.To m md Sam Ullal-mullnunlau 1 - =nHau n- _ u ¢ - _;1n ounm- cn nHaanna n =i t » _ -=u-numHHH= : I* "E1= =| = **. . . _ be e lnese .aunts 5% § g5 § 5 ;=E5 E5= E g Soon*-Men I D I IllCHL |.{ l¢ l|ur l l m l :Jua n [ m m \.||u lllv: ||| y _ -4 V U v u ah n v e n g u f o r t h e fa m i l y i f se r ve d Fl l l e rn u n ,c f 4 0 0 3 2 e-iI.h`er h o t o r i c i co ld .B l i c k ,H 4 0 1 I 0lt is the greatest auortmenr orfineSuitswehaveeverhad. Patterns are new, colors are at- tractive and the tailoring is unex- celled even by the highest priced 34 4 7 2 7 1 2 .| H.PD..»\.E. for breakfast,for dinner,and for 5,| h|¢¢n suitpcr day nftevday can be accom-A 5 3 plbhnl only when the housewife un- §!en!.\nd| the good quslidu in each r m sh e pn pa ru ml un b alan ae Lhese foods no the mul eonmlm the 1=f°P¢= mf- fur the body md sho the variety the nverage pennn wnntl Miss Inwood HM-Each ol the :wx- ers sc ored tha mnln she hid pre- pma on wedno wy -When :he had |f.nm.¢.1, mn lady mv uhemer me had urved wo much ment or too mu m ¢um;hy md.. for a m p l e . I-zach wamin in u m five z r w w . m\¢h¢.| ,hy these :mm wm do mf |~corinK under the mm-u=m of the lea-Iers. The Luilss eluded lll mn -llntd week'x yikh Mi n Al- woal nn-I learned how £0 :IncaY\»|.n¢¢4 mum my ¢»»wx-:md five ' n z f f m n z www nl :Wag wma. 111- dude |11 the eammonlr served food.: o l the hmlly .'Ruse groups uethe foods du! esntlin much mlne{|\ much pmuin,mu h mr c n .much Johnson, lb 5 1 112 o 0ooomy Muton,3b_.4 2 o 2 a 1 Anlrwmu 4 0 2 1 3 1 oo o Gizuelmnn, c¥_ 4 o l l lI--1vix.u 5 1 1 zlloyd B1u\m,2b:.4 1 I 1 oo Br ovm, :\1 0 0 7 1 !lu\ers,r!a o 1 o o J.Hu1,p a o u o z1.31-l1,p $ 1 0 1 1 0 1 s s 27 10 aTu-6 hue hlu-|-Brennxn, Chy. HI! by pitched bnll-Vopnlensky, Brown.Bun an hill-Of! Gnughen. 1 in 4 mam; bongacle, 1 an s innings.szmk out-By a¢u¢m,~1; um;-ncm. 2: 1. nm, 3: L run, a.1..- nings plu:he\|»-By Gxughen, 4: wwu n ,5:J. mul. 5:1. mu,4. Double P\lY0-langlc1vUrhu-Br¢'n- nan. Fvr q\1Sek nervksin job pylnting ,b r i n gy wr wo x- k wThe E n ¢ a rp r ln . To n k 87 custom made ggxments.We are glad w gua.ranfe5 your absolute satisiacdon with the Suit you buy --your moneyback 1| you say so. Ill § A ~¢ cm : n a n s n $25.00 In'Nmer md Ed md Chuiel Dub;md hd! dlterp, nu¢.Be\1e md._Suk Tamer.The older rsldanu g bin will nmnmbu him u n WWI'(ella: 'lm und to make balloon § uuendou." 'Enm 'r, J. new vent ua Omaha ETbeldiy Ani! undsrwent an operation § for the nnmnl of her tonxlll.Rav E Rben nnomganid her and m m f ;J. ~ Pounds also homo Wodnuday.3 5 J.B. J¢mln_is busy than d a y s § having his in plant thoroughly reno|!_=_5 ~--- r--1-~---f ~- -.-----~.» --- =mmunctulv of loc.~'.' I UAuctioneer <1 a amém mn :A §.,'»___ . _. ..mbinll 1 mr.v |\ `§-E .ES ...;,.;'"..?".; F.; ;f;£'s.'L'»..1m»mmn||nu|1m|\unun|mununmmnnnmlnnnmmmuulllllmmnllllmm lmlllmmnlmmgumlluumuulllllllmmnmmllnnlllumn .a g|urummmn1u|nm||£3 ' ~ 1 ">=:;,».~~»,....;»,_..=--c~=; _ .A ..._.-~>.:¢'*a~"§<=.A»:.. - - ; ¢ ,.;~ _~,.~\~;.. ~.~ f », .m||n»»~~-nu..--u..-..-....~..... ..,...7 "n k -- - f ' f ' ~, A . 1 ,_. ,, . ».1 * - L { , j . '.:H .,.-.. ;\..f 17 ~ ,7 . -~;.~ f,1 ~ -v s ' r ~_. . 7 ..-' x : , _ ; ; _ _ -_ : » ~ -+ \ " w w w 0 '~~, ,._=. . , .. .._ Q-1 .TE I i P|¢ll'|1Q' m l W e b u y n t t l a Se a ua .° - t i Bu c h Br os. K u h n ' | P h o t o s w i l l p l a n a s w -u . R e a d It r i g h t j n u n E n t a r p r i s e . J .E .G u n p b e l l ,fu r n i t u r e ,m p - -u n d n r t n g .52- Lf. F r e d C o m p t o n i x t h e n e w u i e a m x n I.R a t h m a m \ ': G u u g a n . :um a Bm ofdi1dn1|'|la for I l l i i l l i h i h a t u i ...r S h u i ;and nervienbh strain I bluklnd enic sn.ll n . ' l ' . C . H Af id tvr i li - d! n sli t! . h¢ 5 li . "A ~ what will you do, mr dur, uhm y~ are u Nl a s y our mo the r?" "Dist,"said the mndcm c hildLondon 'Ift-Bits. a m i .~ T O UTHERB The D i Soto Womm's Club or . H . n c x u k . c n1 ~ p fm» v . a - u R a d Tb !Entsrprhn for a n nw h i l e i t L s n u n . M m W .W .P h a t :a n d e h i l d n n o f P m m m , N a b . a n v l l i t l n | n t t h a l l .E .Ty s o n h o m e . M r .m l H r s .F r e d K o i t e r l n a n o f S u n n i ,N a b .y l d t g d s t t h c C a r l K o l t e r m s n h o m o o ve r Su n da y . l f y o n a n l o o k l n g f o r n g o o d s u b v u Dr. H. B. Cllrk. Chuonncwr. 32-tt Rights! prices paid for hkdel. 51-xr.Buch Bron. J.E.Campbell,fumlture,r n l i and =md¢r%l\r~l1=¥-.50lf. FAR!!LOANS:Prlvna money. plenty nf it.CAI! and see me. a-u.Geo. B. Hiker. TIn| p.id imu Bondorf,Undertak en, Blair, Nebr.Both phones. -l3¥.' Xuhn'a Phoiol viii plant y ou. Hillary paper £or mln au.The Entarpnin office.U. If you an it In The Enterprise, 7011 an know in right.. J.E.Campben,fufnitun,n m and tlndtnlking.EG-I! C i n L u m .,mnmhlr payments.pmmgt service. ueorze B. Rfim. Iuhnh Photon will plone nu. Fonl c a r fo r we a t a bup in. 4~u.W. J. Bu. Hhrlory pap er fo r a ll st Th i llntenuin offic e.U. Farm Loans, !o1r ram,optional pigments.ceo. B. num, num-. Hrs. Emmett Johnson of Harman vu a Blair vridtor Int Frday dul nbon. W e b u y n t t l a Se a ua .° - t i Bu c h Br os. K u h n ' | P h o t o s w i l l p l a n a s w -u . R e a d It r i g h t j n u n E n t a r p r i s e . J .E .G u n p b e l l ,fu r n i t u r e ,m p - -u n d n r t n g .52- Lf. F r e d C o m p t o n i x t h e n e w u i e a m x n I.R a t h m a m \ ': G u u g a n . :um a Bm ofdi1dn1|'|la for I l l i i l l i h i h a t u i ...r S h u i ;and nervienbh strain I bluklnd enic sn.ll n . ' l ' . C . H Af id tvr i li - d! n sli t! . h¢ 5 li . "A ~ what will you do, mr dur, uhm y~ are u Nl a s y our mo the r?" "Dist,"said the mndcm c hildLondon 'Ift-Bits. a m i .~ T O UTHERB The D i Soto Womm's Club or . H . n c x u k . c n1 ~ p fm» v . a - u R a d Tb !Entsrprhn for a n nw h i l e i t L s n u n . M m W .W .P h a t :a n d e h i l d n n o f P m m m , N a b . a n v l l i t l n | n t t h a l l .E .Ty s o n h o m e . M r .m l H r s .F r e d K o i t e r l n a n o f S u n n i ,N a b .y l d t g d s t t h c C a r l K o l t e r m s n h o m o o ve r Su n da y . l f y o n a n l o o k l n g f o r n g o o d s u b v u Dr. H. B. Cllrk. Chuonncwr. 32-tt Rights! prices paid for hkdel. 51-xr.Buch Bron. J.E.Campbell,fumlture,r n l i and =md¢r%l\r~l1=¥-.50lf. FAR!!LOANS:Prlvna money. plenty nf it.CAI! and see me. a-u.Geo. B. Hiker. TIn| p.id imu Bondorf,Undertak en, Blair, Nebr.Both phones. -l3¥.' Xuhn'a Phoiol viii plant y ou. Hillary paper £or mln au.The Entarpnin office.U. If you an it In The Enterprise, 7011 an know in right.. J.E.Campben,fufnitun,n m and tlndtnlking.EG-I! C i n L u m .,mnmhlr payments.pmmgt service. ueorze B. Rfim. Iuhnh Photon will plone nu. Fonl c a r fo r we a t a bup in. 4~u.W. J. Bu. Hhrlory pap er fo r a ll st Th i llntenuin offic e.U. Farm Loans, !o1r ram,optional pigments.ceo. B. num, num-. Hrs. Emmett Johnson of Harman vu a Blair vridtor Int Frday dul nbon. . . . T g g m s g . ,Ha lls,n l v l i I n n ,4 ' y i n uvplmlllnu .h n f o u § i : 1 52: 31 §:1a t T H E EM ER PR IS E mm A. nouns.raunm xssuyn nur 'rnunsun ma Pa 'nu _aug ummm u uec nd- dau mutter ae th pantdhn n Bl-lil. Net, undu \.NA¢¢d0o|\¢x¢s|oH|u¢h8,l879.. l hilhnt tribute thlt onfoould pay w l m m o r w o m m .O n l y l x k a l ww y ne ve n u \u h om 54 15 " u u ou r : na n I n f u ll. ln c loa lnx Ill antics u n ." A t noon on llnmlny Lu\, when the nutwmv.:ond or Arthur 1'.c u m wlfled i u way an hlgh.u n nym- nmdty domed the nah al mourn~ in i. I n d wh ile I ! ll mu d vm th e conndoulnen tbl! 1 f rllnd Indeed Inu p u n d ,It (huh roms eomoh- :wrk in bookkeeping.Almégh nw mcrrsclioov. Norse I em not vm qu medals, M -ul; | m » l m n n n h l e m e n t i o n f o r M r f | . . j ~ ~ Q d x , f g g g g f ~ work in um de puunem.'n n ' ° " lu . n » ;rms"-x¢|¢Ne m u ,Ly le nu- " '°°°""'°P"'¢ °°"""'°"'in s a m ;n w n l m y c m m m w Clxremelio ns " "'""'" of bookkeeping, of an D é v mw,m m m :i m m m launmlizlng A number o f t u n a w E v e ly n h a d , n d m l lm a B u m "dum md uwklnshuv the elenmm\.uy\P w t r w P m ;an d " o ' Hu u ° n : " : ' . h " "' ° "* " ' * ° " " " " u a w» li y r l 1 - n u m. , Na d e m mm, ln r y Kllnak,M - m m Hlh e 'Elklbel-hInnmu m m m u m m a mae: c m.m y H»u¢l\mn,"He\eu sn- 'fff !t""_°P."'f *f9'1'2:':'l'{°f'1¥fi'......,w m m m Amlenon.Carl me Hehrem.Reynoll mi;md Hemld Lxnon. ]Cly | L wuz V ETE RA NS ~ .uznwn IDT!! ANNUAL ENCAIIPMBNT (Can¢inued ( n m page am) ma -leparumm ollieen vm be giv- en b y tb i W .RC .n r . xh a E lk! llu b at o P AL Nu d nr ,with Mrs c . n. Sehleb. Ofmlhl. presiding, md Mn . b u \ d e d | y u r l m . \ ¢ l I b e | n ¢ h e receiving line.An excellent pm- z n m has been pnpu-ed for (NL hnnqu¢L ` The "amp fha" pmgnm on Wod( nuday night st the Hmm l\otel.v!1.l\ Charles KL Gl er, fonner Sammn nf Ak-sn-nw almesng, n probnbly the future event of the encunpment, addrunu will bc by [Anim F. Arenr bert. of Philnlelphil. ¢omn\u\der~ln- chief of theG.A.R., md Governor .Adam M¢hlu\|en.Solos. duets, quam r \' ,\ . .s, Q l History paper for sale st The ltntenwriue office.ti. Farm Loans, !o1r rates,optional payments.Geo. 8. Rlher, Blair. Hrs. Emmett Johnson of Herman was a Blair vridtor Int Frdny nite: nbon. Roy Nelrhooil at Omaha was a Blair visitor the first p u t of the week. llrs. T. C. Bitton hu some good birininn in $200 hats for Sllxlndly. i lu 2 .14-xr. Honey to loan on either #ity ol farm property.Long time Ioan if desired.5-U Citizens Savings Bunk, Blair.Nebr. Fam! s»1»"§»mm Gommuniir Club at Campbelra furniture store Shtuniay, 3125 9.1| St. ur .tv.L Cook .if the Crewe!! linme.dled Hendry mornin; and in- temxem was made in Omthl. Mrs.Newt Sutherlnnd,of Chey- enne, Wye. came Frldzy to vhrlt her father, J. S. Gen:haul, who is quite nick. Fbr Sale:-Good,gentle, . !zd1 milch cow ind fwu Pohnd Chinn fail boats.lb-2t.H w y Seltx.. Jem Nielsen report!the |elling while it Ls nun. Mm W .W.Ph a t:and ehildnn of Pmmm, Nab. an vllitln| nt tha ll.E. Tyson home. Mr.m l Hrs.Fred Koiterlnan of Su n ni ,Nab.yldtgd st thc Carl g |I on last Satnrdfy at hia North Side Store. Dr.Fritz and family and Loule 'Thoeleeke and family of Omaha were Sunday viaftora at the E.B Clrrlgan place. Misses mm amln ml Beulah Roberts, two of our dty teachers ull!attend summer aehoo!at the state university.. The Kappa. Gamma Delta of the Episcopal ehnmh enjoyed a pleasant hour and a half It the M. R. Lippin cott home Sunday evening. Partleular 3;ouaawivea can aecurelneshly laid em at Aye Bros. Seed House at a little abou nmkat price. These eggs are from nunpwn poultry p a le and are guaranteed strictly fresh.6Lf Julius Petersen ia under the doc tor'r»earn at preaent with nasal trouble and after an X-ray examina uon, it wan found that he'1rill have to submit Lo a minor operation for a growth ln the nasal pauagea. This will be done ln about ten dnya. The Blair Busy Bee Club met Thursday, April 23 ez the homo of Md. Lou Ilungato for regular :lem- onntntiun ol the oounty -agent; in- eiructions whieh proved very inatruc tive.It was with negmtl, Mrs.R. A.Nunmllyk resignation as secre- tary of the club was accepted.as they have moved to Hooper.Mrs. G. W. Pickell was elected to fill the vacancy.A farewell reception was planned and was given at the Sophia Rach home on April 24, and wanrealsurprise.lee cream and cake .°.:ere served at a late hour. - _ . . - _ . .__-- - son »§ 2 vumznmv. In A\§=§=ENQf .e mv Hummer Brand Coffee Pez 1b...,,,.___-._,. ,_. .__ ._-..38 §mm||||||1fuwu|||||u|||rn|mmmsulnunmunuaaanuummnmumnun iz EaEE§E§ E§ E E a ~i fD /, |u Wg, ~" r » s ? e = Take No Changes If you are a wife who considers her own welfare as well as that of her husband, she will makeit a practice to come here for Groceries.It is the sure 'and easy way to always serve good Meals.- Holsum Bread, 2 for._...25 or ~-. Mrs.W.}leCr|.cken of Hamilton, liontmn arrivu! In Blsir int Friday to W rit har parents, Hr. and Hn. w.1-I.Underwood of the Crowell Hama.hh1. l£cor|.ckln vru fonnen ls Francis Underwood and hu man! (fiends in Blldr and vidrllty, having taught in our public schooin.I.. MA RRI A GE u c z xs n s Sinc e our lut haue of The Entir- prin, n ma rriag e li omll was i l!!! April 28th so Mr. Leslie W. Laur-un md Ellcr 0. Christiansen.Both contacting panic:ruidq in tb l 1loc;-or ndghborhood. d l §May Day Coffee, per 1b.,so §z a ~_.._..z.o0 g 3 ;b..,_._,,1.45 Salt Fish, 3 fol"-......_-........25 Magnet Coffee, per 3b..._.60 Magnet Coffee,§ a Per 3 3b. can..___ ..-....-l.75 § lr ..1b l n ! a n d u n i o n .R n . T . C . H i l t o n A f i a i i v r a l i - d ! n s l i t ! l | ¢ i l i . " A n l l w h a t w i l l y o u d o , m r d u r , : h m i n a r e u N l a s y o u r m o t h e r ? " " D i s t , "sa i d t h e m n d c m c h B d . - - L o n d o n 'I ft - B i t s . 1 stantial hu.. nee than for $200 at Mrs. T. C. Hil|.on'| on nie Blturday Hay 2.14-lt Hrs.IInrry Sappenfidd r u d u ly initiated into the Order of Eastern S u n ,McKinley Chapter on EMI Thursday evening. Hr.E.H.Rohrbsugh of Qmnhu :died at the P S. lloore home on his way home from Winside, Neb. when ho h u c o n tn d c d 1 job of work pxcplntory to their pning then. Rev.Frank Giene of Milwaukee. Wie. has been m guest of the Carl Koitermun fsndty the p u t week. He npoke at the frrinity Luthenn churc h Int Sunday when ww held their reunion of conflmmtion clones The De Soto W o mmi Clu b h ir the pnc tlc al ide;of aewoe : n d helpfulnall in a community when o number of them gsthcnnl at the home 'uf lin. J ohn Hiwine, one c f their members,recently*md pu; emgerythiog in :pic k no :pan otdtf for the home coming of Hrs. Hine- lme who in in the houpkll. Surely Mlbin! would he more ap- preciated by n woman who hu been muy from home Ind ii! for govern! twiki, than lo come home to 5 :kill lzoult :ml enrytldng In place.Ami the women who performed this neigh- bnrly net of kindness ue the ul: of the utth. me ¢l.n't have too many of them.| n m r r ,n e u r .n u m p n o n e e .e o - u . For Baie:--Farm: me reeidenou I I w i lm livers. Gee. a. Bihar | ~tl Mr.and Mrs.Wm.F.Smith of Omaha were Blair vidtora on Mon- day. Jens C. Jensen and femily of Her- man spent Sund`a;{at the Ho r n Errey home.° A number of Iillir folks drove out to Spilnr to attend the dance i n t Saturday evening. J. Cronstrom drove to Norfolk I Lztturtiny evening for an over Sun day visit with his family. Robert Hilton returned to Lincoln l u i Saturdarmomlng after a few days spent with home folks. Mrs. Arthur Hansen. wir. of Blair, are tne ovrnen Chevrolet touring cor. Ere. J. F. Burnham spent. the home of their daugh ter,M m Wil!Carter of Arlington. Egg:for latching frorn darkbarredRoc h.Aristocrat strain. $4.00 per nundred.Ind. phone Il 16. 182t.F. C. Thompson. Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Johan end ron, Landneth, of Omaha, visited et the home of Hr. Johns' parents ku! Sunday. .4- e _ _ Mr. and live south of a new Mr. and Sunday at u w k \ I \ I £ l h a v e I w e a l a n .1 l ¢ a | » u 1E . ; v e y i s r e p o r t e d n a n o b e t t e r e t H i n A g n e s O l l e r r n n n n p l a n s t o a n m g ,t i m e ., t e n d s u m m e r o c h o o l a t t h e s t a t e Hr. md Mrs. John Olson of Fre~| mont were Sunday villton at the Fred Soil home. Ed.Clausen and son,mati ng. paper hnnging and decorating. Phone lnd.138.Blair,Nebr.1;-tr. Neliie Rose Wilkins and Norman Wilkins, Jr. spent Satunhy night et the home of Leia Burger. Mrs. A. Moyer oi' Eine:non is rie- iting her parents,hir.and Mn . James Rhoadee of Dexterville. Mr.and Sire.O.M.Ireland ac- gornpanied Mr. and Mm I're d Hoff to Onu halest Fri-.lay afternoon. "Da."LeRoy 5£eKeen,Suhr foot specialist,aeoornpanied Milton Rob- inson to Kennnrd Friday evening. The W . R. C. kewngton will be held at Schefflefs bali.Thursday nftemoon, May 7.All members one ilwitzel. For Graduation Presents-Just re~eelved a comprehensive line of La- dies' wrist watches.See our window display.H.Ollennann. 14-2t.Exclwve Jeneler. Mi n Agnes Gilhefteon went to Ilerman Friday evening where ahe ttttendcd the Senior clue piay and spent the \\¢¢k~¢nt|With the Em neil ln!nenn flrniltl university. ltr. and Hrs.Ludwig Jensen and daughter,Ruth were Omaha shop- rm lm S atur da y .. Mrs.Nettie Stockton of Schuyler in visiting her mother,Mrs.Sam Heller for o. few weeks. Mr. und Mrs. Ed Prelffer are the parrot.: of a new boy 'l`ueeday mom. ing at the Blair hospital. Dr.E.J.Dailey has moved hir dented equipment to Omaha when he will be located in the future. On lun. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.A.E.Hanna mended a Re- bekah anniversary celebration at Benson. The work on .the front for the Woiff. Drug store in just about corn- plrted and uhh very materially to the appearance of the street. A.Brock, father of A. R Brock, returned to Grand. Island Sunday after n three months stay with his son and family in this city. Blade and vicinity eu visited by a fine rain leet liondny whjeh was tery welcome and broke e drooth that rms beginning to be felt. Jean Stewart. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart ble been quit! seriously lll et her,home i l west tion ln the conviction mar ne lenUW auba erlptlon u "" "'d°d aa the richest heritage that m m can aa Wm seeeent.The name: of '"b'lea\-e to his fellowman, his commun aerlbers will be instantly removed from our znadllng llst at the expib ation of the time paid for lf the pub- zsom; eu mama; omnoé no aub- acrlptlon will remain ln foroe at the dedgnated subscription price.Every aubaerlber must understand that time conditions are mad! a part of the c o m m between the publisher and ity and hia family--the example of a noble and beautiful life." (|.;|_BBRAT£S §.'iFTlE'lH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY (Continued from page one) guna called during the day and eve- mr,,a.{a ning to congratulate thin umthy_"'°'l ''couple and wish them _lay and happi- neaa.Many beautiful flord offer-The n u m b e r are u n to nnl|1=.¢~»were dau received.m h z re thdr country united with Germany. freshmeat: were served. lf the Germans an't do anything At 6 o'eloclt the Juvenile hand ap- elae about it they ought at teen pearezl at me home mg played nev-lhank the Austrlana for tha °°m"er al re flne selections.A grand pliment., People who can be starnpeded ln- to favoring some law or preiert that aounda good, without mlvlng lt mr tlwlllhlr are not of muc h value aa eltiaena.--Toledo Blade. ryaon, Merton Xuhr being a member of the band. They have twenty grand children and one gnaat grandchild, Maxine, n daughter of Mr: and Mn .Max mo n .To complete the musical pro- gram Merton Kuhr played "Silver WHT -T A UNIFORM?|Threamls Among the Gold" while sev- rtnletlc nero.In me aw y arn caanpreliminary,Kirby Cook iron hla beat.However, In the finals Kirby was able to place fourth.In the 220 yan! slash among a Gold of 80 startern, Kirby Cook again 'non hia preliminary race.ln th e f in d r aw Kirby plated second but puahad Zoolr of Tecumseh to a new track reconl the time being 23.1 seconds.Blalr'e other trac k contestants met a :nod ahov-ing but failed 9.0 secure any points.In the Pole Vault V i ;of Blair went 10 feet- ln height but he was eliminated.The nzlnner of the pole vault was nblc to e° 10 ieet 10 inches.in the jump Curlaon 1|-ent 5 feet 1 inch The nlnner of thin event went 5 feet 5 inches. Take it all in all, this was a great day for both the Blair scholars and the Blur uthletea.lt proved that Blair was able to hold its oem antbng the fasten; competition in the atate. The Nebraska Wesleyan authorities canducted both the aeholarship and the field meet in n very credible ISonenaen.Ha u l Jayne Anderaon Mildred Little, llary Beth llltchman and Ruth Farnham. In the sixth A the following Irene accepted for Progress Pins: Alt Frain Nonna Lund,Alma Morgeneen, Geraldine Mundonf,|Lionla Ward, i ! Melbourne Strlcklett and Florence Wolff. Improvement Certificates:Har riett Allen, Alle:lleekmann,Buena Booth.Ella Moe Copenhaver, Doro thea Gilbertson,Myrtle Gllbertaon. ( la m Krogh,Elsie Stevens,Ruth Tlltlen,llelen Walrath,lrls Itodel, Fredrlcka Matthlqsen,Bert Hc hlll lan, Agnes Parish,Roeella Phillips, I'rancei Slert and Aleyne Smith. Selestlna Troyer,Grand Island, de- partment president, and Misa Maude Kea, Lincoln, pant prealdent, #neil- era.All organiutlons will join in a :rand reception *to the notional officer: of these organlaationa at the Rome hotel at BP.M.Following a musical program and addresses by Mayor James C. Dahlman, John L. Kennedy,Pteiident of the Chamber of Ltarnmeroe.and John Leo Web- ster. an old time alquare dance and a canl party will be the entertainment fur the 1.eteru||.\_.p.n<l their mn: and daurihtara.. On the second day, following busi- ness aeaaions of each onranlutlon, all attending the encarnpmeqt will beThe first division °¥ the D°m°"i°ltaken by automobiles to North High Science glrla gave n picnic last Tues-tlly night at Castemr Panic.Each' dr! invited a friend aa a guest. Mrs.Brown returned Monday to ber school work.She has been ah- aent from her duty ns music aupen visor for the pm week on account ol sickness.hlra Brown is now active- achool for a patriotic program, and for the presentation of n large silk flag to the school by the W. R. C., o portralt.of Lincoln, by the Ladies of the G.A.R.,and a motto on"Ilow to 'heat the Flag", by 01% Daughters of Vote!ans. fn.. 4lerll asnr vatanana and the nn- l tote. a dmrn corps, readings, a drillby high school students, and a dance by three small girls, together with eommttnity sinflng of old time aonga of the civllwrar pe'riod~'ail} be other enmp fire features preceding the presentation of flags to the Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls by the Women's Relief Corps.At the close of the program the Boy Scouts will serve army rations from an lr my comp booth.The final day of the tzcampment will he given over to bualnaa ses- eiona and the election and installa- tion of new officers.That ialzbt ull thc organization; will be guests of the Elko club at nn elaborate Fashion Show at the city oudltorlurnf ¥éEeeo-s Bxnaslxxrlox DATES - J»»"!'6 1925 Aug.1,1925 . . _ . . .. _ __ . . -_ _ . . _ _ _ ..._.. a 1 1 It hal lon¢ han a belle( oi the vn-ltcr that uhool children aopoclal- ly ln the upper mdes. dmuld wear umllomu, thus dolnl any wlth the eo mr a n i ' .mn o r " mom " P ' n m tho J onah.As tha unoent time th avenge hlgh xehool bean the np~ penance of a atyk mm rather thnn an d n o o la n d th u la d o u n llu d o a g odneuadln the b a tt l attln than their parent: were :bla to wear ul thdr volldln¢ oernmony.The lallovlnl clipped [rom wa I l m l of the other gnnu smmren ww lt . V " MQCARTBY AND DGNG cnxxx Henan Wlncholl and' Irena spent W°dw¢|lv wenln:vnu lr. andMn. Hayes RononbmvEathar Ra|m\u)en'o! the Cruvmll homa ment Sunday wam Pntor rm. ruunaen and family. Hr. and Hrs. Pour Trulnloen were ln ln Omaha Mondny to one a |p¢¢j;|. h t ln : e n n l to Mn. fl'ruhllen'| mnnner.,Enlsrtalnmenl 'ru fumlolwd to all the schools participating TRI NI TY L u w a m n c a u n c a W. Llnooln a 2nd Street Henry J . W uminz. Pumr Ono l l imlnod well p u m a mal mmuglmz utidled when alv.er| tnn~ uou; weeh of ny xumatlc work our humble aarvlce is crvwued vrlth auc- oen.Thin nuy be u i d about our lx »=-m¢<1 u l l "an m r regular school work and also ln the eonhlng kirby Cook hu received word from the alhletlc department of tho Und- umly o f Ne hr ulu mn h e been nuanled the (ull blue numeral for profncleney ln athletic work.Tllla is the hlgheal honor which can bome tn high school athlete ln Nelu-uh. Kirby noelvell this award ln mlk» lui the .following records.100 ylrd d u ll .ln xo S-5 reeonds; _ _ _ _ _ _g the Junior Hlgh Operetta. . I n t Sunday'x eonflrmntlon aervleoe.wt .....\ .\..\~nl 22 n.xn ummls: tional officers wlll be guest: of the South Side packers at a banquet tu bo served in the Llve Stock Ex- clmnge dining room,Wlxlneslly at noon.E. S. Waterbury, manager of Armour & Co.; o. w. Wnller. Swllc &C0-»William Diving,Gldahy Packing Co., Rnlph Dold, Dold Pack- ina ' c o. w. H.Sdmlllaerg,u m m s m k Y m u Cvwvlnv.m d Hn . Joxlephine Carroll,who "mo\hered" ¥'hll_K¢arney P0!\» G. A. R. for mon than lhiny years until lt wu dls~ V f-~ .Sud l7s~|-nv"~: 1'5 / G S / v o w f T T ~ 5 .£ 5 1 1 »<~"' ~`2 -PEDPLE- NA a v: rro f fBlair One Night 'rHURsnAY,.MAY 7 Painless Prices Adult 50-Child 25 5 Fresh paint gives your house (and outhuild- ings) a cheerful attractiveness, which materi- ally increases the amount you can get in sale or trade and regular paintinginsures long life to your buildings, for paintedluinber never de- cays. For the Exterior Use DEvoE LEAD and ZINC PAINT There's No Better Guarantee oi Purity This Paint is put up full measure and is Guaranteed .to be composed bf 50per cent Pure While Lead Carbonate of lead ,\~ ~~./e_t i .;._ _ . _.~ ,~ ' 1 ,~..¥i<¢Q \~~'2.-.~ \.'\..~<.;'<>;::;> Paintihg Profits Onf Your House |n ~~ 3 2 . : . " -¢ § " "\ w " :" \ "\ \\" " ' ?" ". .a. T; 5: \. . 1. #:t-=." ' \ . \1 =..., 4_ - . 1 ~- .' - . .". ~2! f .|Isffg y :_" 1 &~ ~' - . _. . .3 . .f ! " ~. _.,_. .-L l _f~@ f~ Eiiaiiig L f; 1,.< a a h \ u I T U I 1 l I l " \ | l [ l a n u n ;e l l U \ I t a v s e s era opponite Rlthtttenlfa Garage re- models,repairs,rellnea and'raakea new clothes.ld-lt. For Sale:-Some of the belt. va~ cane lots to be found in the city. Triced to sell.Inquire at The Enter- qnise office.tf. Mr.and li n .C.J.Ireland and little son, Howanl drove over I\'|t1l "Eaton,Xebr.Sunday mornin;tospendthe dey inning relativen. Hills Elizalgetll Hopewell,|'-lh0 teaches school near Decatur,spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Hra Oiln Hopewell of thin city. For Sa le:-A good 40-foot steel windmill tower and an Aermotor windmill, adl new but the fans.Ind. Phone 1541 Brown 6: Leonard, Blain Nebr.10-tf. Miss Ruth Jensen,daughter of Mr. and Hrs. Ludwig Jensen, spent Saturday evening and Sunday at the home of her sister,Mrs.Weston Long and family. Mr.and Mrs.Fu n k ,Shafer,Sr. Wm.McCracken .earne up from Omaha Saturday to rlsit relatives. Mrs. McCracken. who had been vislt» ing here sinoe Tuesday, returned to Omaha with him Sunday._ George, Jr. and Ciaribelle Lowa olHerman were Blair visitors laat Fri day and also on Satunlay af ternoon. lie. and hlra Ludwig Jensen spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.Weston Long. Gnmdrna Lowe and daughter, Mies Maggie Lowe of Herman, visited a few days last week with their daugh ter and sister,Mrs.Chat Carter. Miss Lowe attended Order of Eut ern Star last Thursday evening. Hr.and Hrs.Clarence Anderson and Mr.and Mrs.. A.E.Hanna drove to Onmhe jast Friday evening, the men attending a South Omaha Encernpment which put on degree work and the Indies attended a Rebekah lodge. The Sicrt Bros.are busy these days building a barn out on the Roberta farm south of Blair,lr Blair but ia reponed as improving somewhat at present. For Sale:-liy modern ai:roonhott!I.small payment down and mlanceaa rent.Also a Combination wln ind gas et.ove"eml two beds Inquire at Depot Store.11-zf Mrs. Clyde Biffar and son, Donal; of Lingle,Wye.are visiting lvira. Bif1ar'a parents, Mr. ani Mrs. Olive: Huddleson and other relatives and plan on an extended visit. Mr.und Mrs.Chas.Roan ant Miss Grace drove re Omaha lam Sunday and-enjoyed a picnic dlnnel In one of the Omaha parks, togethel with other members of their family who reside down there. The Congregational church elected Mra.Alta Wainrvdght end . Hrs James hlclieelnln as delegues to the Cengrcgational conference in Fremont convening today and the rest of the week.Rev.}!cKeernan and others wikibe present. Dr. D. C. Peebles leaves today ful Kansas City, Mo. where he goes u sE»~=-ln'!'!'.'!"'I°r~=uw-»-hw !v\==.!=*°*!=' #'~°-=:f°-Q°°°!%'¢T.1,.1.'I.`»§.'Ii ;.;.u.|only belrlni on o subject that nas caused even mo n grief.The ellp- ping follows:!'The question of the zrsdusting gown is now recelvlng the attention of the girl who ln soon to receive )er_ldgh school lllplontl. This gradu atlng gown is a matter of much oon- oern to the girl,end also to the girl'a father if he ls one of the mul- stltude who hu to earn hh llvlng by thc sweat ol his brow.0! late years the expenses of "graf.luatlng" a girl from the hlgh school has been a serious problem for the father, uho. perhaps. mir be s\relterinl*'1>l1 class pinl. class rlngu, class n a w oml class this and thot, the poor fa- ther is hopelessly s\'raI\lP¢ll before the hill for the graduating gown is presented.Why not provide e sim- ple and cheap unlform for graduates ao that the poo rmln my see bl* bqy gf girl |.| "Ill l.ll!.'l!¢\l ll ul! E d e n Larsen and wife,west oflof several families from Arlington, Kennanl spoflt Sunduy evening at the Alfred Paulaen home.| Laura Knudsen returned home Set- uilay after spending a week vimher sister, Mrs. Waller Novak. Pete Novak is now employed at the Ansel Toft Mrs.. John earhood le confined to he:bed with hean ailment and le uiuler the eare of n physician. Walter Novak trucker!nogs to Omahl Friday evening. The Mc-Carthy Ladies' Pronenslvo club will hold their next meeting nt lhe Peter Jensen homo.Hrs. John Herman, Hooper, Omaha. Seward and also in and around Blsdr.The Rev. F.C.Giese from Milwaukee,Win fonner pastor here twenty-five yearn back, delivered two well received ul dresses.From compliments recdved,nll enjoyed the day and we hope ther may keep many numerous lasting re- memlmmeea.Class meeting Saturday afternoon The Sunday school will again :deer at 9.45 next Sunday. Gerrnan service at 10:30. Bible class in the afternoon. a railway section in order to provide Mello .ld nd 51 . pn R Ba living for the family.W h at wlthlon th : so ri ng ; mmn; e rosrn are Hr. "fl Hrs. Loo Sc henk, Mr. wi n'aruoo1s'r 1-zmsoomu. c rwac nHrs.ll nllaee Snowden,Mr.|n|I|g U hlcProu.6, Pastor Mrs.John Reid ond Frances and Ads Schenk were Sunday goenu at I'urther information nt phone 1 4 - 1 - n - u n n - _ v b p - Tsro special services for ncxg Son- the Jerry Foley home in the Haney der Dc ln B zz.hlcP|ond of Unl- lliatrict.|1.ersityPlac¢. Nels. will speak at the _Mr. and Ure. Clans Hlns and son morning service.The Rev.W.H.!loyd, visited relatives in lrrin|,!0l'll Underwood will speak at the evening 3drs.Bro1rn expects to take cer uln divisional of the different high | school musical orgardsations to Lincoln, on May Sth, to partlclpate ,,..\ thc stat; wide music contesL Wei ore hoping that our musical gT0\lp:Iwill bring bac k to Blair, honors :ul lilul our scholars and athletes lr their flclml.Thel regular monthly'teachers meeting for tlrecity teachers Won held ln Room 1 of the High school building on Thursday evening.lt was there Supl. D. v. ldasser gave a shprt talk on the subject,"Tho Twenticth Century Teacher."Plans were Glen discussed in regard to the closing of schools: One new Bal¢er~\'awter 3 section steel file has been installed in thr a-uperintendentts offioe.This file will admirably talsc core and protect the records of the High school sml grade students.lt is something that the school has needed for mrnetime Mrs. D. v. hineser served so cnc Petersen Hardware We have a second hand Power Washer in good condition for $20.00 _ A good job demands good brushes; the kind with well set bristles that aren't forever coin- ing oizt.-' We can supply eve thing from a small varn- ish brush to thelargest size wall brush. l"i;L-"./2..,.j 4 | .:,~'-.:ff f 1 "i l» :f - u . . . . . . . , -_.,.4 /§. £f .\;» f /'A l .\< 2 5 \4 ...`\b \" " "40 :Wil lie;iu.|i£L'..:.|¢.¢~' * " F \ \ " ' f ?;I5f:i\ Fresh paint gives your house (and outhuild- ings) a cheerful attmctiveness, which materi- aliy increases the amount you can get in sale or trade and regular paintinginsures long life to your buildings, for paintedlufnher never de- says. For the Exterior Use |:>EvoE LEAD and ZINC PAINT 'I'here's No Better Guarantee of Purity This Paint is put up full measure and Guaranteed.to be composed of 50 per cent Pure White Lead Carbonate of lead 50 per cent Pure 'W hite Zinc Oxide of Zinc a . P u r e t i n t i n g o o lo r s , P u r e L i n s e e d O i l , Pure Turpentine Dryer and Nothing Else 1 IS Paintihg Profits Onf Your House |n ~~ 3 2 . : . " -¢ § " "\ w " :" \ "\ \\" " ' ?" ". . - ..- =.T .:¢:;_.§. =:-:- =.'\. \I..., 4 "..f . :.~, ~ ~~ - . _. . .3 . .~' ! ,§1 '. } 1 : 3 . "``a N u . f~@ f~ Eiiaiiig L f;_ u_H=: s u i s E . 4 held open ' =-M; :rd S°~ ;>f; ~ there is any thing in the carpenter memo:aLe thc i sys o dr.gm line thu! these boys ea.n't hnmlle itier and has son~1n-law. Rohm sm.i.m't found around these "diggEna" There welt Iround twenty-!1\o|,ney are there and over In their gueail pmscnt.line. |kUr. *° J. lsmeron.ofHan._j»°_¢:The Hman amrm assembly will Lake a position ls govornment voter inariari.Hrs:Peebles will go ir about two weeks.They have renter their home to County Agent Bute; for a year and will store their good: as they expect to do light house X n n n i n r U f h n l i n K l l l k l l C u v rad ti rciseua ng :se a ns un Dlnxvn land Benson isnt Sunday.: hcrvieechildren?-Alma Record 1 Mr. and Mrs. c; J. usmluy ma; Certain Nebrukn high schools are;Mrs.llike Thompson zo Umllue wwthe Lord Lister hospital last Thoro- dw where she underwent a serious operation.Reports ea toher condi tion are that she in getting along no well as can be expected. Rev. Henry Werning has been in- vited to participate in the dedica- tory exercises at Lone Wolf, Ohh- home when they complete and dedi- eete St.John'e Lutheran church there.Rev.Werning was puterthere for o number of years.The ocmpletion will be made aroonq Jiane convene in this city next 'Tueulay May 5, et which time it is expected there will be two hundred delegates. The sessions will be held in'the city hall.The merchants hue been uk- ed lt* decorate their windows in pink and green in honor of the visitors. Every paper hanger and painter in town ie busy , in foet the proverblll rranberry mEl'Ehant l1nen't a look in aith these gentlemen at the present time and an inspection of the vari- ous parts of the city would indicate that the §ob should last nil summer I n \ . r n 5 . . '.. . - . .. _ __1 i n a t r a d e G .L .D i x o n h a s c o m : m m p o m u i o u o f t h e o l d a m d llnmtetelli, consisting of tha eele<of ground and reaimlenee, owned bv! Miss Dora Carter :mi she has taken; his resddenoo property on weat Lin e o l n s t r e e t . .T h e D i a o n a f r i l l m o v e |n g h t aw a i f a n d H i m C h n e r h a n . w n t e d t h e D i x o n p l l o e t o J .W . ll l a tt e r ,t h e n e w ph a r m a c i s t a t t h e B l a i r P h a r m a c y .M i s s C a r t e r fwial m a k e l n ex t e nd e d vi s i t w i t h r¢ l a - tlvea and frirettllr. I " . Mn. Karl Pe1.erI¢ll» mient bodies return in September umnm: and united because of a corn1i=m.|: n u u » d »_, _ |\ » mu \D o n - ' * " " " " " " " "---_-_ ._ _.__._....__,|bulli and Onll.ST. PAUL LUTHERANman: us:me me gnu w vrumanuuw ~;_-_-._ _fried H husband all-al Hrs.Roberts in erecting a new CHURCH. DRUM mon effort during the summer vacu ln d was ml .er .w h i l e . u n I l v i n g I n D a n m a r k m a \ f ; " '= »»; _* = ; = ;g m ' 2 , . " ` i i ' " " § i '" " :P .J . . R e i m r u a n ,P v w r t i o n d n y s .m y h a v e w o r k é d f o r - n h ) .1 . 4 ¢n n l v a n n c h !I l l l \ l f f l C I C I O L V P U *~f g f ~~m d ~ u I n r u l u n u ;lkmerloe.Hoon she met and married Mr. Karl PetersenShe was seventy-one years of age. at bel' death.The son, Axel Fred erlckaen arrived 'Pueaday from Lake City, lows end wu present at the funerel which was held at the home on Wednesday at 1 o'elock and the' body sen taken to Cltehanse, Ill for interment. P m o l x o OF .A r lo x la s n .vr w|1q5II\E.};gBR¢\SK\ Hn. T.C. Hilton rec eived e no tice ol the death of Arthur T. ChagrIno!Wlndde,Nels.from her ol" friend and neighbor,Mrs.Chopin, recently. The Chapin.: were early elov ren tern.Mlm My rtle McDonald spent Sat vrdiy with her Slater, Mrs. Lawrence Miller in the Sutherland achool dis» trict.Mr. and Mrs.Mark McDonald of Omaha and children ond Mr.and Hrs. Charles McDonald of Blair were Sunday visitors se the John McDon- ald hobo. Mr. and Mn .Roy Anderson, Hr. and llrn. A. F. Gray, A. Sutherlandandwi n Sutherland spent Sundays Washington County at the J. P. Mullin home.)lcCazthy Foot!Selection Club uteetn with Mrs J._ P. Mullin Thurs day sfternoon of this week.There are slx members taking up this work. Lester Bovey had the miefortune of breaking a wheat of his cor on Sunday,May 3,l025.|Sunday school at 10:00.Churchservices at 3:00, and Young People' meeting at 8:00. The Ladies Aid will be entertained by Mrs.Christ.Rasmussen,'Thurs- tlly ,Mas ':. xorxc n OF HEA RING sc a rs or Ns nn. \s K.A .1 gc Grant Lothrop. Attorney In the County Court In the Matter o!the Estate of llary Ann Johns,Deceased:The heirs st law, neun of kin, zievixieel, lcgateee,creditors- And All persons interested in the nm settlement of said estate sro hereof notitled onedcma. of Blair and Hr. Chapin oerv-thi' """¥ l"° *Nj me Sunday.| ,,, g m 293 , dar of Ap ril lm' Ah. bring back not only these things but also a aplrii which is beneficial throughout the year for school loyal ty..The preliminary contest to deter- mine the representatives of the Blair High school in the second annual Slate Music content to be held in Lincoln Bay 8 and Mh occurscl in the hlzh school auditorium April 16th. The following people contested in the event:Ruth Brass, Ruth Jenk ins, Olive Smith, Betty Noble. Aud- rey Bgdlhi, Hilton Rhosrlee and mu- bert McClintock.Ruth Broan waschaoenforeopnnosolo,Audrey Beale afor contralto, Hilton Rhoadee for tenor and Halbert McClintock for bass.Each contestant sh o' merited ability in aolo work?The senrices of Geraldine Kemp S_§=-=~=-gg Blair Une mga:THURSDAY, MAY 7 Painless PricesAdult 50 Child 25 g auik- Cocoa, per za..- §Elbow Macaroni, per lb- s .15 13 = §.2.0¢ Jersey Cornfiakes, g §Pez' p1cg._,,,.._......__.-..,.. ~ed 1 §Post Toasties, n u n n n ' | " + | ' l ' l ' ! 7 §Small size p1¢g._...,_,__ §Peas, per can .;.._.._,.,..... n 15 ...13 15 § § _ . _u u -5 ~e lst.las many residences. ue in sad`need The Episcopal Guild will hold a of attention. Countxy Store ini] nlk¢ sale Ill Cfamn Su D v Maggy hu lgnggd gh; ?:ell's store. on 5U'"1"|*3"»April 5.W. F. Smith bungalow on \ntit Czl Thnt will be a. 80011 d? on which fn.: street for a year and will move to do some house .cleamng for )°''g;n Mas to me new location.goth a n ¢ Q»0l Buy An Asst gan give your wen | rest nd your ltornuh l m n .Remember the due.ll- U. ,Mr. George S. Sheets of Hennan and Min Loraine A. ()r'll¢lnnnen'ol Bldr were united in marritx* at the' home uf the ulldxting minister. Supl.and Mrs. _Huaer will lu s h nl Mnmlngslde College in Sioux Lily mmng tha summer lndlmpe w be well settled before :hey z° Reltha and l:l| Burger wuk their Surxdny unwl uw" . Primm 1 a-"uw W h e n y o u b u y a n a t H utl Pwwv u o thc anmr pun you get one that has all lllw uuucn y nme assembled battery of its vitality.It is 5 Uncle William Corn, Per "av Potato Chips, per Pkg Large C§»ns K. C. Baking Powder.- Pep, per pkg...._..__..,__. 15 ,__.l0 gg 15 15C pkg. Com mffs.__.o5 ~. n - n= : HH - ,. ...r, Rev. Arthur D. Srnalleya on Wednes- dly April 22,1925.The young people will make their home in Hen-man.They were attended by 311.' and Mrs. Z. Parrish, the latter is a' aister of the groom.The best eriehesi of a large circle of friends go with them as they enter upon their mar- Hed life. Funeral services were hull at thelatterI h r Saints emu¢h..in mn * city,Friday afternoon at 2 o'eloe` for Mrs.Stephen Rnver of Ans-f worth, Nehr.who died {\pnI 21, at for a picnic lut Satunday aiternoon The afternoon was spent in vhvins: games.At fire o'clocl¢ they routed weiners and marnhmallown and at six ocloclc the thirty children de- parted for their homes.mleelarink thefhad enjoyed the picnic so much they uerent renfi,to go hom. The Giro weeks old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford E. 1\ilson of Boulh Bend,Ind.died April 25 elthe home of l!.'s grand parents, lit ami Mfr George Lowe o!HermanNab. and funeral aervites were held her home.She was formerly of thlion Sunday nfkrnoon.Mrs.Wilson county,hming :novell near ~ on-:th in 190I.§he ire:born in Linn county.lo w;and wma w i ; man formerly Miss Inna Lowe urn lived ya-ith hcl; pirents in Blair a number of yean ago.Her fomqer seventyone years of are at the f.I;nd} in Blair and vicinity extend time of her death.Burinlwrns madi ln the Blair cemetery.| f yrnpalhy to her in the lost of her tnly child. 1 J .not eaten up'by acids from laying in stock waltmg for a purchaser.Its life starts when ~ you take it from our place of business,not 'from months before the purchase was made. We sell these lower in price than the lowest and you get a ionger life battery. 'I`hat's what you are looking for. Sale on Continuously See us for knock-out prices. o eJ e n k i n s 0 1.1 &B a t t e r y .C o . i I e d a s s h e r i ff e i t h i s c o u n t y i n 1 8 6 9 . l l r l .C h a p i n w a s H i n a M o n d e Co o p e r ,d a u g h t e r o f P .G .Co o pe r , e l s e a n o l d t i e m r i n th i s co u nt y . S h e W u ' a .g n d u e t e o f t h e B l a i r schools o f t h e d u p o f 1836 a n d w i l l b e k i n d l y r e m e m b e r e d b y those g f ghg p i o n e e r :w h o l l !5512 j n G e n - A n d w h e n h e pro po se d,1 eo u l d n't k e ep b a ck m y te a r s . D o r e - # Y o u eo ul dn 't ,m y d e a r ? C o n N o ;h e h a d be e n e a t i n g o n i o n s . - T o k y o Jo nk e no . t i m e M Jo h ns ,t h e . A d m l n i s t r e t o r o f u i d es t at e fi l e d e Xve t i ti e n i n a d d C o u n t y C c u n , p n y i n g j h a t h i s f i n a l ad m i n i s t r a t i o n ac e au n t fi l e d h e r e i n b e mented e n d al l o we d ,l i n t p r o o f o f he i r s h i p b e !. . lk r n , o nl e r fo r d i s t r i b u t i o n o f e n e t a m d a s s i g n m e n t o f » l i L A l R H IIG H W IN S n E i o G r ~ 1 r | o 1 ~ : , . : ¢ w ¢ f a n d h o m e s t e a d i g h t ; e n t e r e d ; R8W ¢lBntl Il u r i n g l h d M I .y o u u V a n D e u e n a s ju d ge s w e r e m u c h eppmeeieted. Th e s o l o e ve n t o f t h e c o m e s ! w i l l b e he l d o n F r i d a y t h e S t h a n d th e G l e e C l u b : n d Or c h e s t r a w o r k o n S a t u n l a y ,M a y 901. R u t h Br as s,R u t h J e n k i n ,B e t h ',gg: i la*W .J . .S A S § ~ E n r --" . =- -s u -¢ - l u 1 1 :5 §' T H E B l a S T O R E § _ n_ 1 -l n Q T H E O L D R E L M B L E § -Q . u.n t him||||m||||||u|||mlmmn|||nulm||uulumlun||n||u||uunm|1u1mmlu||\E .n and ihdbwd Aministrator diarharp Noble,Blendenn wnrrsex,maueune(Continued fwm new one)ed.Schmidt,Olive Sgnimh, .umm Pace If you fail to appear before naid£dythe Jensen, Mildred Moata, ver-Wlnifred Allen.Audrey the Com may'l.iI|Iln Rasmussen and Mable Lahtie m u . uv\| y » rwv »-1 -----._..... .....- .,.,____in Wayne county for forty-four ir.me h m mt r i m ndiu . c n ._.P 5*cu on W mny seem PN r.Carbon, Arvid Bartlett, Everetta Tyuan and was respected .ms \ ° " " £ tr . a was 5 m rccuvering from an \'.'£t:te.=.\mv hmlpennn Offiqidimn, Carl Béekmann, Jam!!mah.; vs »n "*'° knew him.b .gf-Mrk of the nlvvv when she en- sm this zmh any of Apdl, ms.William Rodgen, Rollo Allen, Kirby 'I b 'obituary notice "'*"*°"hs tzred wi-eontelt.'msF.AL}1. c. ELLER.Cmk, GeorguNelmn. Hiiton Ilhoa-lea one of his nuns Iriqmls .Ml 1 c Dorothy Powell did v m credible l4~5t.County Judge Damon Nielsen. w;;;,,,,g Putter, Mil | ~ ~i f 1 Blair, Nobnska, April 30, |925- T H E n n f s n r m s s -P l t \ 8 i z I v a ' - I g 'hcubnul. ....-|_. .\-__.._\-_ ...|-ras swrnzjglsz...Rlnlr Nnhrmlkl Am-fl M.2925 AGRICULTURAL commas BXTKNIIGN NOTES April 29.185. G u l Early Pl-llllrllg lh r lflu l u other ma ll available,do s m P!at\\|onBmul\p Bd p h lh r a h allh ito n lo nd ly f llr ttn , 8 .D . , th a n b l q p q u l p l n d t h n m m m u r m s n u e h ~ thstplune. L C.B u l n r n ta r n o d on d s y f tms I o w a w h l r i h l h u ~ ed.Un no nun found on tha noch. Thly may be oradimtad by mating lnfonnd bird:with |w\lnUon|a l mz rmdd o r H u ointment or no-dium fluoride.N l h r u h Extmdon Cnmhlll 196 and Fm-men Bdlothl ~ I ||V a n z s l n n g gx M n n ` 'nn |m¢\|»hm|KM will and hegmun uf farmmfr nun: on Iwere puma uame uf tho ik!- Tra il Bu t Welt mo it wil!not ann! toupoonful vf vanilla,wuz 6:82 P. H. Daliy. Tu t) : 'ma A. H. Dai¥yAm mr. :un for md luck. l»en_§;,,; '§g,'"§|},'§ an !;."'¥*'°°'!!I'°_'°'I'°'!'*°'!°!'!"%"'°"' me um Ullnulliilll vm umm.f-SH'-lvl IFa\Dalt!e Fully !5a|m 2 5 ;d.owa by Andy livenguni.,former . 1All£n|ton star who stepped into th! g1 sIE 3 "aim .Washbdm Child \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ § uxmuru nu I. e. mme I 0| I¢|f| ;|,;|1"5 I # r u n s 4 svnorsts................|m n :t of unite at ue. S o t n o orl wer :nut the nal melee. Peter D\llrolhL'fonn¢ .Allu-ot vr u ti n l r u m . tl uged bru n l a l l l l cnllrade ln "=-,_'°"=>;um. to vleit the in uma angg" the Eallllhmnfl notice ul sw. ntl., inetdntaily.an n lelo o u .{;~~==-1 women neat srhen here u 1|r 0 lulttry .' _r"' fear.n c ma n n u m a l l lmelhlng about her that title e mrem that lhe ll Yllllnl-mldlll uma --treading uter--| tlrtn| out cur me-just like 1 ntc lxee an the abou ' "n y the b r: uma ne mum. "u n ltrlnle lad; ls hilt' a Greek.Z ny !Can rot: hear?ller tether In | hm mbed pmtat-e nghtlnx professor at chemistry or eomethlnzf'Peter mailed and wand his head.He turned the corner of the wall and stepped into the cobbled street whenthe endiela ngons ol some French artillery maneuver _ ten rumbilngdeeper into the rut: at War worn in the ancient ltonei.Uni; at nine that evening did he hear more.Belhnm emu: hlm by theaervlee urine oléhe llxnd comf°'3U¥l1¢|ood~hr.1hxln all."n h l the Englishman. Lvlns gtlbiy."Good luek.And 1 torn! to may that her mother na Irish.""Send me out letter to your malty. een O! the #mfg-» pon omcer ;tHoulone," uid er eehul; mer |moment ln which Benhnm wondered Ihethlr the lim me been ent on. ~rm oi! for England tnmorrom' He put his dn:ette down and nl-lowed It to hum the |1120 at the table. luring at the Intl with its mapa and bluepriate. his eyes full of wonder. 11111 erpiatns, ut put. why the rea son for his gout; to Loudon :ru Upl- at or Peter Dewoife. anne out :eros me empty ua.";|" H u m m n m m m ;of u m C H A P T E R 5 cream soda."¥Q _. rI wlr l n m d m a mi mm uu lnr t ll| ! | ary. exnvnlnt nothlng or 1 mu and dum which mn; hlolr th u m m m ! Inn into rrngments.The mos: that liurlel had wer me | ru tha t Peter tr u o ne ot the W 1 |p_|;5_oeed ae you would with your or- dinary apple-jelly na i p i .For the vinegar, cover the oorea and parings with sold water and simmer until soft.Strain and pour into the vine-gar-}u| in which should be a .little of the mother of vinegar to atatt with.Lay a thin ploeo of muelin or rizoeaoclolh over (he top to keep out Ilhe du n but not to exclude we air.In about three week: it can be c orked,a ndinafe 'lm-oros veekait Els good strong vinegar.This may he ad do dtof r omtlmo to tin ei lh en - ever you have a few appie-perinls. I I that :woolly inf: a nic at |11 but moreon the order of a very delicate cake Iolring num; erhich .mia »iQ¢`i» cool:with a delicious cuatani filling. Thislamerecipecanbean d for iiule¥Hi: together one cupnd of SUI". cup-cakes if you deaire§.or for a Iayercake with my kind o! frosting pmformd, but it ia most appropriate with this cuetard filling given here. And it Is better if I1 stands a few hours an least mn the flliint has been put on the mm., Boston Caeel:Pie--Si!!together one ievel eupfui of flour,one and oneqnarter toupoon.fw of 'bakin- pourder and one quaner of a tea- cno-helf cupfui of flour and'one quarter of a teupoonfd of eait. Beet two exp and add, etirrlng nu- til wall mixed.Have ready tivo cupfuia or boiling muh ma ni: un mL~rt>nre into the hot milk.Cook, dining constantly, until It thickena. I t eoorchoa very easily and ehomdd be made in a double boiler.It only requires two to five minute: to cook the ruling."muy - o. " Tnlns North7:15 A an mu , e xc ep t s um".l a.Lower and Du ll 2:00 P. ll. Daily UXMPC Sunday.I |n n |\| Inn'n n n n ll!Ex\»n.donlon Wmlneodny Nmlu- m msn 6:23 P. ll. Bally except Sunday. 7:45 A. H. Sunday only. Tr u i m s u m 8:25 A. M. Dnilr azmptjundny . 12:85 P. H. Daily nxcept Sunday. J ohn Pfei ffer who 'lu and has an u.noun; =|f thu Hinos: and death :nf his moth-ur, nhzrnid to his home st Oliirldo, Ohh., on Sawrdlzr- Tha mm. word remind in regard w h i c h l l l d m n d e m m : e l l t h e Il l | a n d h e r m o t h e r t h a t h e s v n g n t l l h d a t t h a t j u d n n e n l e x p : a n d b a r " t h a b i l . te r t y p: of i'2 n; l la h ." Ha dl l ! n ot kn o w u m b r t h e p r o c e s s e s vr l l h l n t h e B m h a m ¢lst¢°r'¢i o ve l :he ad .sh e I n d u ¢ - u n a r a r vm l l y h i s p h n l c n l a p p e n mc e . n ot i ng h h h ig h b m nz c d fo re h ea d . h i s fm a l g h l m u . h t m In n h a r d c h e c k s a n d t h e th i n Judlrlaml li p s w h i c h ' h a d b u n a n i n h e r i t a n c e o f m e fn m l i y n e r mi n c e Jr m l c e D » w » \r » h a d b e e n p u m - ed b r Co p l e y .S h e u a j u d n d m m u on s w o u l d j u d g e a n a n i m a l . an d : a l l l - Sed . h ad me tho di cal ly pa nne d o n to Ma elqt hem ( T o b e C o n t i n u e d ) "This ti:no o! the you I never see tl:| 1: xc lo nma. e h, ln ne rh o| r| fmg cloak down in the a i d n of the swamp after supper, I never dat | maple nvitch and nee the sup fuller the are without wonderln' why folks hankar after mlndes when they z'n vretch the eomin' of spring and think nothin'of it!"--Youths Companion. D n Y o u L l k e P l u ? Mr.Mm-of-the-House dcet,we know,no even if you don't,you really would like to know hour to make them perfectly, wouldn't you? Such a bupboo, this ple-cruet~m.nk- i n l | e e m. ¢ to b e , u u l i tl | | o 1 ' e r y any when one knows how.Do not be ntizfied if the bottom of your pie in ever moist and m u y .The crust of even a beny'pie can be, and llwuld be dry and finky, so it b1:enI_s ln£oliLt| flakes when out. THEK|Tcr1£CABINE 8:28 P. li. Dlili' INDUSTRIAL NOTES The impmvement o l made and highways over the :tau ia causing much vmrk and expense to telephone and electric companies.Many of the pole lines were eonatnarted aiong the puhue roads when the road beds were narrow.Many miles of poles have been and must he mo\re¢P to be out I J I I I U I I o u l v l a l n a n . m a n n a n a a a e r - wnh 8.500 tnah cattle 'lhuaday thanwas a lu:mer 15825: dwlna lu :men --but handy wdght. steers brlndniness.Cow nuff ruled shady 1a lower and the name \F°e true nt awak en and feeden.Quotations on Cl$I.le:Good sochaise yearllngi. l9.T50l0.?5; lair loS004 narllnga,$s.850|.'|'5;common to lair srearlinn. :1.1snns; choiceprimem a r ateefl.m. mn o. 1s ; f all.before ne coma reuse me uae.1 fllalr dashed in with four runs Im this inning giving it a pod lead. g E£m!an1'| two-baqger ln the fourth rooted Len Bronson and Fred Fritz, lrifinx the Lterehanu their n m . euuntera Blair scored another in Qmsn inning when Fisk was nate an a fle!der'|choice und sented on[k"vlwell'a single.The Merchants a m suppon nl.we nnIsa.lu l.Illt]IeI¢1ore.be aeen that early and done puturing tends to weaken £21-pgega when grasa ll weakened ...| Gila \\==>. it makes a smaller zmwth for the entire aeaacm,\and gha and, 'being aneaken»ed»allows rag weeds. iron wud? and othen eo get a toot- hold.Whenever weeds begin tn. ap- pear in a pasture, it ll a pretty sure ina , a nd the use of auth are r *tate of effort and of m°f|¢}'J a a a weaning Time in Qu He l L a t A carefully baianced and concen- trated ration In mc g mn 'for php at weaning time if but results an §zo be expettnl. Pig: which have been _|.... .._. al..- ,,.,.., _,_ uaaianinr IH'1=li\'Inl grain in a ul! feeder prior who ia MI ' li l in B ro ok ly n, N. Y., ls that there il a slitht improve- ment.Dinner guests at the home of lr. and Bra C. G. llanhali on Sunday evening were Hr. and lin.Waller Bliss, Omaha;Hr. and lin. CZ W. Andnwa mu l&r.`and I r a .v.v. Mnnhall of this plgggMr.and Hrs. Jamea O w n and I n | Bulnao go back to the f1!iing|:- _ . .Hen an some good anon, which I la.-2_ hope you will Hke: Pilolpnlo Cream P i e - O n e lu lf cupful of sugar,tluee ievel u h h - npoonfuh of flour,one level " " ' * i spoon.ful'of cornstarch and | pinch of sais mixed toglther.Add twobeaten egg-yokks and stir thorough-I ly.Then add one c upfud of gatedpineapple, one cupful of boiling wa-I ter and r n l e n !tabmpoonfuh olbutter.Hi: wel! ln |. doubie lmnu-,I stirring tnqueutly, anti! very thick. Remove from the fire md bmi i n rapidly the um eg;-whites prwicus- ly h e le n to a :tiff froth.When l 1 4 wh mm -mu-¢ ms in .N¢umu.| ¢T|'|:§»I"i§»Si=|`éiiiii. i1.o»i1.ii lvldd a-1\m\-y nnlu.5°'"|d°y nnamoofu.'nn lndhs unjoyd 2L':.f'; 2 :':::: E "°..'l1'.Z' ::°:.: '.».."'f'.I.I...1."I`.\.§.f"1.rL.."n§.QL§» I:ld-I n H. "_||.m= Il fu ll muh. tludon l|; umm uma."" - I :. . .school.Minden will have e new $15,000 schoolhouse and Franklin county a new $100,000 court house. (Etisene of Geneve refused to euth- q e w t g m a i l W | ; u u u . v : n u I A I I I v e ' n r07.50: fell' to 1006 fed were, $5-500 LEG; common m hir emu, t4.1»00i.tl: cutters.$e1s0s.1¢:admin.n o o n250;vea l mlm.u e o e u i ;m u y .md medium wus. $¢.0009.00; bee!. . . .s . . . | - L _ _ n . . \ \ -a l u r n s e l .e . . . \ - . - .1 L U G l u v r u s u u n e . a s v n u 4.. _ . 1 . " ' r ~g n I *L | | | |m l a n d s c o r e d o n a I o n :f i r f e e d w h i c h i s h i g h i n p r o t e i n e n u - tent :nun he substituted for it.1.he th th F r m tifami me rf uu ely f or wt;e nf in t s m a r e w u a h l e u a m e N- Tmi se e ,milk in some form,oil OIII1Lim, in the A; L an god ensue UW? eontlin Pl0¢»lfB» fat, min m u l sr : h er b i f fed this graine»_ __ \..__n.-A ......|1u:.°rn....E..m"ll|» Ind vitamin.: in e readily di- end gnqi green pasture,will serve Hrs. Ali c e W ebb oi lid wm Ie., spent the week-and at the F.E.. Webb home.Little Ridienl Neweom vu quite a n l m a w n k m u m m m wII"T|:et1»'s not ht ng o f :h e t l t n d o l t h i n ; t n be r, "th e B ri t i s h otbeer r e d l e d w i t h p o d t l r m u l ." Y U M k e cr ea m e od n a nd ml l ll ue r y an d i oo k in l ¢ ; | | I n d y h u a p e r e o n a l l t y o f a p l n l cotor.B r e n : B e t c o e a u t h e c o l o r n l g l r e l l g h t o n t h e w a l l : o f a n o l d t e m - `* Y o u m i g h t m u o n t o e a ;th a t s h e g i r l !t h e Impression a t a n I n n p r l n c e u .So me a m d m u m m y fr o m t h e u n d :ol'e pre hl ul at ic cita del. l l t h e d In some m u t t llq ul d,h o r li m b a e x p e n de d t o t h e Iwr t y c o n t o u r vt g t r l h o o d , b e r h o e w a r m e d Ir l l l l I a n n a c o n t a i n ; a t a p i : : t e a b u m * " T o r r e n u h e r ! " u r l a l m e d Be n - \ . . . . l l n r i e l D e n h a m w a s - f -_ g - ~e w o m a n Sh e c o nc e ive d r o m u I a p o : l e s u d i s t i n c t fr o m m a l e s a a l o n u d i s t i n c t fr o m h t m l . .Th e n c q n t d - ti on by wo m en of th e t 1 |b t t o vo te hi d be e n t h e o c c u l n a fo r mo tl r ul nz .a l Pe te r fe u n d o u t b e fo r e l i n ..Austin B-enham m m h e l m e t !th r ou g h t w o m u h . n m u p o n h e r g u e s t a n d t h a n up o n b e r Im e ly d au g h te r . 'l i t e w i d o w e t A u s t i n .l a D e w o l f e di s c o ve r e d u t t e r I we e k o f ag r e e a b l e negl ect a t th e ca le nd ar .t n a t r u e be em er .S h e d i d D O ! h e l m w l t h t h e t m u m m b e a m o f a ffe vt a t l o n , b u t w i t h t i r e h u m o f a n e r p a n d t r e n a t u r e o o : - l n g : o o d 1|l ll a n d d e m o m t r u l r e t t e e l mm. pu: in | pm-»m11 pnvioulibaked lhd wld.Whip nie-hnl! ¢ur>~ ful ol mmm ni!! And lweeten withtwohblnpoonfull af augur.Add| lhnee dmps of tcxsomextrut andpile on top of the ple.Do not add um :rum until ready za nerve. Leuwu Crum Pie-Mix And sift! tcgelher uno md one-hd! cupfuls nf sugur, two hblelpoonfull ol com- nun-.l\, two ublespoonlull of flour,lm! one qulrhr of l usupoon-lul of ull.Add the [need ana,o!two lute or two and une! half small lemom.Bent three en'menu-ste!! and ua the beaten yelu' w the dry lngndhnm Sd: untilnhomughly Mxea, then add the jdoel of the lemons, um eupfuln of coldwuter md we Lnblspoonful nf hub; § I I The Lumber To Buy Do you need lumber, sand and cement for outbuildings? If so we have what you want aqd priced right. Let u fjgure fv ygle ~ Also headquarters for Oil Mead, Tankage and Salt I'armers'Cu-0perative Union iuobusi c ommbn 16 mr :loc i $|.£00l.li:truhy llocksrh.341 5.38: stuck haiku. 8l.Il06.1'li; $1 m. muy wa mm"9 m u Exam- ~w a sm e 'szkker kr the Fremonwere,¢1\ther°i } . _ " " ` " " " `" "" ` " " "f""""-I inf f0llI hits UH!of Hi!!trips $0 Egg;g d l ed t beLhe pl"°° one of them e double.|6Z0!| »Dl.ln J w afthe ?$' , . . . , ~Pick hurled a nice fer Blair. ble Ira n of cook!them.whiffiag eleven md SITE?-W his °P- u o r h u - a m n a ,.,...§"'Ii 'pon enu :de until the fine!f n lc *p¢¢¢h¢¢|_;,,g,°d_,¢,w,,,|_fr934| Both NI M we r e ¢1°°li\'~$ me b d l scrambled or omeiete. the Henzhlnta luvlng eleven hit:In cooking,g n 'mdn premutior while their opponents had thin-pen. 1, to avid h h temperetums.-'Ire The box mum follows:While HGIHPQQI below 2118 boiling .Bing-point of \reu:.m when making ea A. o o 2 0 I 1 AB. 5 Robims-on,rf 4 I R. 1 PO. o :a I o 5 o H. 3 2 0 I 1 I n l } E.or ¥'owell,lf ___0 1 o a n {s¢h¢m¢r. nb .-._ Ven Demen, c f _ .Krew-e, 2b - a 4 4 0 2 0 boiling point end lee'-e for about sir minutes To herd oook en ere put on in cold water.bring lo boiling nninf :ml Henan Hn! fn? 20 !!LlnD|.£l. egg in unter it lhould be below boil- ing.To soft cook an egg, place in| *ti e r which he.s been brought to u n e n n e u . - u _.. . . - . .- _ . _ . , , _ made.The free!value of good, : m n puture should n a he over- iooked.l t i s o n e d o u r m o e t e h - enclms and moat vliueble feedl. -To guutl e an "be" adder: on br o od eo n iti no o nd d er e de g oo d pre c ti c etoe llo wth epi gr tg nur ee once e dey for two or duno d u n following naming time.lt in :Iso egoodplen toy educ ez hobmodaou feed for e few flaw el. this time. |.sauxcrrox zwrzs I Arlington, April 23.-Ruins Her» : lu ll wus made o w l;happy on |rdn, tankngl, and pasture may bel w - __ _ . , . . .. _l! r .a n dllra . .W llte rB llle of o ml- I ll were here on ihmc lepto Attend the Cole funeral. Lyule C:npenhnft of Omehl usein tain on bunlnc el on Huntley. .music 'run B0'l'l`0ll ROAD l r .and Hrs. Gwrre Hdn spent Frldey evening. with l r .eral ll r l . Kenneth Tyeon.\ lr. a nd In Harr y Ty e onfen ter- tuned the follovrlng relatives an din- ner last Sunday. Hr. end Mn.Wel- zu Gemmel and family, Mr. and Hn. Art Baker and son, Kenneth, ell of Tekemah.They also :felled on Hr. DANCE QEEL q u o . H a i l A Q l u r t l r L a w n n m : e r e 1 0 . 0 0 0 i n c h 3 0 5 | b m ' R a d u i n d D N N ' w i e r d s f u r t h - s u B s c d e e l i u .u n o l o a d s o l d u a t o , | | _ . . | 0 a m b u l k O ! : l i l h l a l e s wa s | l $ u . o o ¢ n 2 0 . L l m b l a g u a m a n u - N l n e u z o u n m I n n h :h e a p n a i a m b l a r r i ve d t vr 'n l e n d n r l L n l l pri ce s ml ed '2 5( }& »0 c hk ba r ui l ru sm d. C a l l m m u l n r l n s : m b a m u h : s m 7 5 , l e d w o o l e n l u x f u 8 1 5 . 7 5 m d d i r p n l n m h l s s m m a mQ u o u u u n l m » h 0 ¢ l l a d M K I I : - u m u . m e s o G h d m i , S m m o t a m ; lambs,h i r t o goo d.814 .00 0l 4,T5; ¢».:1»»d *-==\;=-l 1 2 . 0 0 0 l l . 2 6 ;: h m l r ; l a m b s . 8 : | . o o m a . o o ; u r e d m l , S l - BOQZDJSO;m ev-en.r r m b l w a r e l r l i n n .8l 0'I50 11 . 15 . .|., vm flrllsl Ilc luslc F u t wasis In SugarOn ly ma o r s i x mi mlu a n z i euriglu, | pl.u ¢!1 and n u ooowapo g mm. n n Ha n g s Hu r dno.The arodacu of IM:procall ~.l'\. tuba! nw sugar md nah *.ru 1: _u u n u tte r u m u mi ndum th e n v m:\ r" vhn I t K ir sty !- ! d l tha rrlinsry f i t th i llllllllng Dfboiuu. -. . . .. . . .» _ | BLAIR rx. TIE FOR .../ FlRS ! B Y mx S UND A Y u u - - Amlizy to mnnec t with the Mer- This is one ol the best musi- cnl orglnlntlons in z I1 e State. Come and hear them. n wil! be worth while. SATURDAY May 2nd Admi§ion 7Sc and 25c Refreshments all 52-E served u n u" l l y d u r fei lol r.P vc a n n s o o n ' h a r ; b u t I c o n h n th at u y o u ta l k : h o m h o r 1 m l | l l t t l e q i ! I h a d h a n b e r - l e n ; | ¢ o . " B e n h l m l a i d .' P e r y p s yo u co ul d ll !! t h e c o ve r - » " He s to pp ed su dd en ly ..7 " A n d P d ll k a I n l u n 3 oe : Mu ri el . lo o.Sl l l '| a ve r y d e ce n t 'n o f l l l l l s .l" r |» l m l n d | n l i t : 1 n n 1 th r ou g h t h e c n e vl e u l l c o u l d l l u d In IB : w l l l l o f n l l r e w h i c h w a s l i k e a n a d o r ron fen zi ann liz y,w n m l n l a g , a c e o n d l n g t b a l l t h e l n d l l l o n s o f h a r h l n b a n r fs h m l l y , l l l q u o r n ! p o u s q t n l l l y ,n o t to b e s p e n t fl ¢ l 'l !-S h e b e l l a ve d l n n e w l i n i n g : a n d l n : n s w wo r l d .b u t sh e be a m e d u p o n M a r i e ! n o t b e c a u s e s h e u m o d w i t h h e r b u t 1= m u . »e . n ot d s ri n g tn r o le s a n o p i n a s va r y co ld .l f t h e r e i s n o ice, ch i l l £110 [ a r d b y l i u u i i n g t h e p a i l i n m i d w a h ; .u r .boo l.mn a uuume uoue r,nu r - g ll lomr \a my mother und mm you overUn cmmnu to lou! around In tunnel: at our plus In the mmgw-""I m lu vn m Bm: xomor mw mm on n grnnxwrt 8°\'r¥»"wu z '-"Wtll_ I nm 'l'l|I|\\||l| nmni |¢_"»AfnM of (unveil nlnnmv" P I usd.| rv~u°m¢.' mid he."llrlnl your mln- m over mn Ammn.sn-¢»'|\ pr¢mm\ymm n l J on: nme ummuma mun- ny,"Bmhnm duped l\e\\'0lYrl handmd nuned; he Ind ren the Amer# nn c overed fmm had m nm with blood till( M hls lr!!-rltl whnllPm: ma mrim Nm In wlm me nm af an mlnerv hone.n ns nn lnxl- mnq nm to be boloulul I-hh aman-ltn llu n l mn. me Could mu love her dtlllhlufor being so hnllhy and no lmpmueb lblo. Muriel muldered henel( nl ded~nm! br dun; ml -an-m»ulu xo mm; | woman. mul being u woman mumum hr! l1r0\\|| half muu be muh ||, lr u d ve a n d mme n r mm- | n m'whlrh llln ueculed ulllx ¢°°d um Uf dull.ln mlume dQllKBt¢l I0kee p lruk lel ol mm. Illlli Akin.Lum ln!! forvnrlxu (o\¢Rd lll we lllllis Ill!look m m De\\ulh who mm- runner . hatc h uf mn un;-rwun a u ll:be mu u - J u n u u vu | vxomnnll woman: dnl; xu be well exm-mn um ln im c ondition nu- we mane: m um nn n rm- .my xo onmuh nhl!ln l l |l Th'Q ne u I m u n s e num: lhangm mmlr her nppenr before Peter In m nedxvwnllea "ram of Plo Q-out-Alf;together one m d onelul! zupfdl ol flour md one and on e -lu ll K ulvvwf llll of Ill!(level megwnmeuu)mm a c old mlxlng-bo\\'L Add hm-U\lni| of I eupful ol land md chop lt into the flour wlth ll lmlfa or u wpper unul -n u mixed then rub llkhtly between the hunk, ¢°¢.,in¢ and hbing until it Y( sembles cours-Never pnsa l: togeiher c ompletly or your :nm wlll be luugh.Your ln one ur o f n a wf ul ol ve ry wld wa ts : and mix vnu A knlit. ,TM my mmy ol n=°|>l= ue c w muc h wmv. and too much water will A lu make n tough erun.When mixad, mm out a n m u n n m a mm u m r o ll m m 'i ns freqoenuy until very thkk ~B ll lr .NebraskaWhenw a ,Ipnnxllnlple-shrll ,,,.,.| mlmll lllllllllllllllilmllllllllllllllllllllllflllllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIllllllllIIlUIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 0§~ o r d s A r e S e l l l n g §Why Not Place Your 0rder .5 lemhanta .. uw nu um--v A1 ~» :eco ~e tmHUl¢W""= " "S "'{"' ""\rho were Jun Edrienhmv. Bobbie kk last Sa 3 mornin!TherBlenlnntsthe yur unless the Do inf~P0.AF~|¢¢n¢f»¢1sm»in.and pnei.ioes"pre- 2 :.=~:.~'.,2.f";'::»..'"»fzr, John' also 'm..°:»~,'~B. umm.1 soA .L l u n ¢ \ ° »H " _ "5 1 I .8 0 ~l i u l l l t h a n ° " ¥ " "~B C H ?a n d ~u l f 't r n b I n . f h n n l |1 1 : 1 _ . l | H r s J.w .S m a l l a n d so n ,mr Bl a ir , s p en t Sun»|.m;»w i t h h e r I i s l é r . l n . 3 . l h b ° M r M r . a n d H n . T , K . l va n n n e n t e r mi ne d a t S u n d a y d i n n e r I t . a n d l n .M a r t i n Jo l i n m n a n d mfg,i l u - il l , n a d H r a n d l i n . L . G . Jo h n n n o n - n d fa m i i y . M r . a n d H n . P l r k e r H ¢ C o 1 s p e n t Sun day a l u r n e o u I n g u e s t :a t t h t [ m i i e F i n k h o m e . N e u m W a r r i c k W u o n t h e O m a h a u n n l q é \ | n n | ¢ u t i d 1 a n i H fm !n l "So Eau." mid Dewolfe. He fllmhed don from the brokmwall of the house where the English- man had been bllleted and Irllll 4. andof hrewell walked nuns. lnvlng Ben lum perched then-n biark ngun al1 z_»; _m o u t o f b l a c k c a r d b o a r d p u t e d L -_ fun breakfast clad in n zum lrlipy and nun l1uI!y :vm with l basket ol mae! lmu on one elbow and Ilovrtr scluon ln the other lmnrl."You do :ll things so well." llld Petrr with s ;1eu delight. Illilng hlabeing."There 1| a thoroughness int n l l r l 1 | » | h n . l w h l r h r n | | l | \ ¢ | |u n i h l l a large, thin aheet, than lightly fold this o u r and we r u you would foid up l piece of cloth, making six or eight fold: at lent.Every fold makes n flake.if y ou have ice, it should bl net in the ic ebox with a -_A l .-. . . .. . . .I o . . . n i l l i n n | | | u » | § l 1 . In addition to the Sales mention- ed last week the following Sales sué m,2~|1 0 0 0 i 0 pnaa rver o ~ muo n pain t *il ..m ®© 81(il a w :(c Q7/&o('\ COFFEE FREE Two ~oukas of the North Side Sf.ore's best Totals __ __ 38 6 11 24 ll 3 wEL\1 uwunding rapidity if unmolew = MARQUIS~ull me nlui lrs (t une s ul me ngn na .H e wa l ke d 3 h u n d r d m e a n d Stopped.B e l o n i m l a t n g r o u p n f p l u n n l ch il dr en br in g in g i n f u n n , M !la u g h in ( a nd j o st l l n g e n d n ot h e r , . - ...........-........ ,..~.....,.,,.._...enum infer as sun4|¥ll\uvulume.I looked at the lib .rm' ln y our ......nad; and as far allc annnyou have ed.Whzle at is not ahsolnnely nec |pe||t yguf ~ n u 3 ~tiSlry U0 l i t I I I ?to ~ b e f h l f..,.,..... -......f ......."` . ' l ... ni mrlinn in fir. me 111-1-lin. is will pro have also been made this~month }"§5"§|1}`T»»-X"1 agal;|; : . Rilion frcrli Omaha was expected I.a|Hn .Matt lverannrznd daughter. be present.but on account of the Pearl. spent Mondny ¢¥enln| st themin did not appur.|Geor|=e Band hams. Vernon Marshall made a brief Hr.P.L.Robinson, of Fmncmt., business trip to Gund Idand the held services I n t Sundxy evening, Dm o f tha lllc k.at tha Bono lchoolhoule and trom- -...........¢.., ........ .,.. .N-.... W(MBP-\!u\v la nan I XIDHQ. haw (0|-|u gulf. naw w mt. haw xu me | Ili- haw so :peak lmllln. mm xo mvroses |=a.w\»-» khan wut else."Thu Knulluv nn wus um-ml: (rus- '"f.§g'\2I'n..'1"$f23§§,.'f'I,.'\2f.'£T ;a n d i n t h e l a s t s i x d a y s e i g h t rd very ulhfam y 'Y x i ;?J"§$§{'...'£"`1nf§"§.1§'.$"..'Z';"°rL.E c a r s ,t w o t r a c t o r s a n d o n e t r u c k I ful no Pitar.H118 said: "To know the m d ,id well muny, in prncl.|¢.'¢ the methw:--£11090 l u n the §J0£!.0l'Il on Q t is m-zman out 1 shape Eare the :ure step; tonard 1mulls; but pmvm A I o =h b l d ' sou must not think I take msulf tm Always let a me-ahe1l ~ ° ' j . ' h ° E ~~ ~a ___=_________=___=_=___==_==__==_ érade éf McLaugh1in's Kept-Frah Bulk Cof- fee will be dven away Saturday by The Enter- 0 51..;;;";.=.;;; ||,;;;'le';|-i; Hrs. Rav minboun who I. qdw iu.¥i|,¢a 1 uudnmu c.G.a n n u l mainmn.Albert Matthiesen, Touring, balloon tires Jens E. Jensen, Coupe, bal- loon tires Ha rry Bec k, To uri ng,bal- loo n tins M Eatrick Mackin, Tour-<?.L. hilloon tires Lawrence P.Petersen, Roadster Stewart J. Brown, Touring Albert Schjodt, Tractor J. H. Olson, Tractor Frank Biffar, .Tractor Ole Olsnn 'Prnnfnr prise through an arrangement made possible by the clever, up-to-date merchandising meth- ods ofMr. Nielsen, the proprietor. Each week, the names of two paid up subscribers to The Enterprise will be selected. These names will be printed on a coupon which will appear in The Enterprise,and the two subscribers whose names thus appear will each be entitled,upon presentation of the coupon f g= ;§""°-° wgmm whose nne um Now, for the biking.This is pro - g ' °n "° '"°"lnhly the mo n hnportant pun o f ="You hi!! mnmea lt." mm !'etz1. \h . =Indo llght dancin; ln his eyes under ~ ~ " f E - i " 3 ' . . 1 " . . " l T § P ". . .m n ,Con nel l,H r .a n d H r s .c z H . D i m e h u d a n d A u b n y m d L e l e n h Gu i n e a w e r e S u n d a y vi s i t o n a t m e A .E .D i x o n ho m e . H r .\\al.|=o~T y n n ,o f B l a i r ,h uQ ]uns. A. T. ilutchinson of Nnrfon ro me .be e n h e l p i n g h i s so n,K l i v l d h t h e -31 u f .» m x n . c .c .u m m n 1 r e -p z n w n k u i t h l i x e l p r h z l w o r k -1 : n r m u l f m m f'. n \ i fn r n i l n n R n m n d n v C a m n l n n l i n r i n t h o o r d e f o f t b a lnym.This urn began aguln utter the interruption of thu nquqre tenniscourt and rolled gram; damn so n limol :du at the bottom of the hui nm lull' hldn the .lmlu tum: of Be!-'UR with lun nqtllng red brick houses urllhtheir chimney poll and root; nempond IE ih nnoke of wuts on home Gyn. For ; .i\1i'=>° pie in la elvwillly im ponnnt um; Um oven be hot. when me pi, u wr ln, bu; the hut must be reduced to nllaw tb l fiiling to cock thoroughly.Any single-Cru!! ple will be more delicate md much better if thé 5 = l u l l 'R»f§§§u5 héndzacxen, Tour-"" ` " `" " " " " " " " ".ing, balloon tires |g u Thonlpson, Tractor Chris Schumhcher,Coupe,award Jensen, Tractor §bailqon tizjesf |Blair City, Truck U f _1-u-n - - - | - - r v -" "1 = = 5 §E Y L ! with signatures at The North Side Store to a pound of this coffee, absolutely free.Only those whose subs4:Hptions\(new or old)are fully paid ui; will be elezible, so be sure that your name appgars on the paid-uplist. 9 'l'h\|ndly for vun vlm nerolughgu. Hin Fannie Suele. Nm J. c_ Rhea and chihlmen ol Pnmnm vhlted wnnfrinndn hare Lhe:me r pm o f ru na .H_ w, Mlnhull nwrnrd Fri- .uy mm Denver when he wan: fn »-even! wah. ¢ aaugnwer um nu. mu -nt. 1. ».Iverson und John Dnver lpenl Sun-dry evening at uw home-of llrs. )||L! Ivorldn.Genldine lleuler spent Satunmy"sm un! swuy.fui¢an¢ her grum-mothn, Mn. James Mettler.lu Frm Mueller wen: lduwy ___l'€___5I__q l HIPS una peaeeualy winner wxumm .gg; bold uuertlom ol individuality .filling md the pic -:hell an °°°]'f°d 3 g none or Umm doing nn: ontnga umbe mparatety, and each thoroughly chlll- = . counu5side. U Peter.mntruilur It ed before being pu: together.g lathhiands Garage B""i~,eb,a,kaPilar Smltad and Wnvul Illa Hand. a.llf1twcr¢alxm¢.`Chl1dhood!a¢dbeen nntouehod..in cue of 'hm littlq rubble and plant: sheds l umbumcut was hurling, and yet in Paris, um r¢5¢°¢\0d. lerlourmmi vnu uncantll the tulum 91 th i world enum as s r the y mm men o r : Ri d luhmdammtnl mum. H o m m n n .The an u-mined intnst zhl high lull* tngnd theirznqcnu msg hm. ednsgaz tht ups with nn .American town.had mln.Beyond the vlliqe we n the chalkdown s wh en gnnf ku llgh tqru .-n and the hniher n deeper color. and narrow msd:we n u while umarks of mron. and Ln-es landing along were like leather; plumes stucknm nad there minima m1|1n¢eeunuy by some gun! ha Somewhere. umhuh! DA tu tl'|0|el Ulla 1xh|¢lI lhe\>\'itbt sky fell ilk: a Nuo buck mrymlnan-:ua Ylth doush or feuhery whllt. Peter, urlth mir-mud vm. tlied .»;»iai»£»i» fo? soie good rllllmf Pmhabiy the, maiority oi you know glut a good : p p le ~ i s mu le by putting in layers of sliced npplu sprlnklod with lil-Ill sud a lirilgdnnqnonanddotted'nritki bits of butter, md a wry littls water added, spoonfula is plenty.But how mm:-" § =§ §E §ncccnling to she a'=1¥¢3Mh'of t h a ; apple, gnénlly two or throe jable- § of 'y ou kgow lint if the s!dnn`f thf A 1 _ ____=______ g ly in the hands of The Entérprise, inasmuch, as this is an entirely free gift-on its par1,Then_¢__ _. ,_..-_¢..- .__ n=1' r u z c u i s e r vle t I5 ma lo r : w in g c o s t . g .wm not he held responsible for accidents n i n g , M a y 7 .Th e p m g r n m w i l l n m -.,js i f t o f t w o p l a y s , " D r . C u r e - A l l " a n d - "¢ 4|w z-~H k k o r y H o l l o w Sch061 .N o a- _ n i L -- I -' I a n \nu n s v ' - - . _ .- -.... ..._M r .n u !H r s .M .D .N e w e l l r e H will be chosen without fnvoritism. im in invited.Ahthorized Sa\es and Service Look for yourname on the Coupon,,,,_,,E n umlulsuxlmmammllmmmmmummlummwumuummmgévi m Ln p a n t bl ossom s a t 1 n e w n e r .a ut . a cr oss :bl a mqu lu cu uce o f q ui ll apple s a n u n d e r i t ia pe rfe ctly § o f l l u l r o u a d o t p r o m r l t h e d l s u t b m d b o a o s l "i n ; f sn i ! u n d n r n i ': p '4§'t:r° `;|¢n t h a n : n t h n t B r i t o n :use l e ss in b ot he r Pl ri nl t he m." n a h E m i l ! !H§1||||mHi|n|||ml|||||||||||n|||nun|||||||nnm||||||m|||u|¢s:|||4u||uumunui ~I 1f.`.|. Entnll ""¥'?"' rms Haul: *QE . m n » ¢ u » I ¢ " " 1 " r Uls Bldr, Nebrukn, _April 30, 1925m u m n m r m s r THE ENTERPRISE 4IINot Broke but »9Io Mrs. J. E..Ni}ler el' Chleagn re'School hw: of Nebraska 'for 1923,turned home Satuidly after ,p¢m|.1ma provides iight mills may be Ing the week at the Cachelin home.levied on thc ac tusl valuation of n Mr.and H n .Rohm!Sniith and diltrict srllhout special notice. Junior n n visiting at the Frank "sinc e gli, set will not become Se er home Sunday.opentive until ninety days ahnr the mmcaxm-ss.zum ima m m 1. awww' h m u m 'fund ,r vm:A Hr. Hiller a Pnmont, repro- !nClho1m.y us'rom 3 ~un: 'nn ".°°"" " Lif e Iuu nnc o mum Hatthiuo n tr eate d mmulf vu vo r k mg o n tho Benc h on and family to a :mr Ford c u l u t ~~0 _Mn . 8 h |I n g o f h i uree kand took ntri pto mohasun ' day:They wo n accompanied by overy ono aborted a good tina. u m n u m S u mma , o student in Omaha., spurt the weebend with her folks in Ksnnnrd.Mn.,Hattie Hoody of Omaha visited st Homer Wright's home Sun day. Not Broke but »9Io Mrs. J. E..Ni}ler el' Chleagn re'School hw: of Nebraska 'for 1923,turned home Satuidly after ,p¢m|.1ma provides iight mills may be Ing the week at the Cachelin home.levied on thc ac tusl valuation of n Mr.and H n .Rohm!Sniith and diltrict srllhout special notice. Junior n n visiting at the Frank "sinc e gli, set will not become Se er home Sunday.opentive until ninety days ahnr the mmcaxm-ss.zum ima m m 1. awww' h m u m 'fund ,r vm:A Hr. Hiller a Pnmont, repro- !nClho1m.y us'rom 3 ~un: 'nn ".°°"" " Lif e Iuu nnc o mum Hatthiuo n tr eate d mmulf vu vo r k mg o n tho Benc h on and family to a :mr Ford c u l u t ~~0 _Mn . 8 h |I n g o f h i uree kand took ntri pto mohasun ' day:They wo n accompanied by overy ono aborted a good tina. u m n u m S u mma , o student in Omaha., spurt the weebend with her folks in Ksnnnrd.Mn.,Hattie Hoody of Omaha visited st Homer Wright's home Sun day. A wan. NEWSPAPER ron ALL 'mE w<\P|.s nu n o w ;| l 2 An | N f i N F W S D A P E P mg.. Qu*:Ask fo r -'BL UL ......;.ff"'I."°*' "'~'day.Hia; Marlo Roseubuum in working at the Harold Aladien home in Blair. Mn. Faimhiid sfrent the teak-end in Irincoin visiting har Pinata.The (hunty Sunday School £ n - venlina wil! be held in Kenna:-d on May 2 and a...Mrs.1.E.W m!h visiting in Omaha this week.Mia! Dorothy Widener left Monday momlng for a short wish with friends in Beaver Crossing. Mrs.George Nelson ' r u a Blair ahopper Saturday. The Senior clua play , "Hum and Diamonds" will he given an the 1. 0. o. F. ball Ihr 7-8.The I. 0. 0. P. had c wga of the Sunday evening services at the Dan- ish Lutheran church. The Junior:will entertain the Seniors at the annual Junior-Senior banquet, Friday evening al. the Buck Rosenbaum home. l£enn.ml'|bu t h al!t u m l m no Brown Creek Int Sunday , the more being 54.Min Rena Jensen and AL Hansen |.¢» ' We' need money and in order bo obtain it will make these great sacrifices in prices for Friday, Satnrllay and Monday Study the list carefully and supply your larders while you can take advantage of these great bargains. Pillsbuqs Best Flour Special 48 lb. saclL_$2.33 Puritan Malt, regular 75c seller a"_65 DE so m NE W S . v. Pillsburys Best Flour Special 24 lb. sa-'k u s f+s\ \ 9 1 Pabst Blue Ribbon Malt Regular 75c a".65 teruined rompany frnrn Qmn dl Bluffs Sunday. Mh q Dorothy Salt!of Omaha spent the week-and as the parental, Harry Selts home. ~eat of Bula Pillsburys Pancake flour200 seller a*14 Pillsburys Pancake flour Regular 50c seller 98 Pillsblirys Buckwheat Pancake flour Regular 60c pkg.40 =_ ___ _____ H"______ 11__1_1 H____1 1_H H1_*1 1 Fairmont Better Milk Large "an .10 mr med.~; at tha I. o. o. F. hail Friday evening.. Pillsburys Buckwheat Pancake flour, Regular 20c pkg.__..,_.14 Hats! Hats! Hats! Standard Peas No. 2 can speciaL__14 Tropic Oleo, 25c or 2 for .45 Clover Bloom Creamery Butter_.__.___48 Fairmont BetterCreamery Butter..48 J. M. Peaé, per can 20c.oz~ 2 for Luxor Peas, 2 cans Puffed Rice, per pkg. Regular 20c for Kellogg's Corn Flakes, Regular 20c per 2 pkg. .3 Puffed Wheat, per pkg..l we WIH Seltx hon; hu been under the doetnfa are but is better at :hh writing.Hin Ruby Reeves, who has been aplrutling a two weeks vaeation at homo,retumed to her work last Sunday. Mr.and Mm J ac k Lazure dmve u-Omaha Sundly to see Mrs.L l- :un°a brother, who is in n hoapiw then.Mrs. Arthur Rowe. Pete Qonea and Guy _Wallace were Omaha shoppers Sattlniay. A few :nemben of the De Soto Club tilted at thedohn I-Iineline home and cleaned the house,preparatory to Lira.IIinellne'|return from the hospital.Mn. Wm. Bette entertained twelve little children Saturday in honor of her son, Elmefs brthday. Mr .wm. Sutheriand and Mr. and Mn. Roy Anderson spent Sunday at the James liullin home. Mrs. Hugo Haaek and Irena were Omaha ahoppera Monday. De Soto Womens' Club meets with Mrs.Rose De Mott this week. ;|illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIllllIIIllililIIIIlllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIllllliIUIIIlll\l\||lllllllllllllllllllhg E § . I |a .n e r vi c u w h i l e te a c h i n g x fu d n g t h t I'REE HIGH scnool. LAW 1 a Blair One Night THURSDAY, MAY 7 Painless Prices Adult 60-Child 25 I n n l i d . " A n o t h e r -school h i i l I l l b-sen passed w i t h o u t th e e m er g e nc y c l au s e b y b o t h hou ses a n d w a s si g n e d b y t h e g o ve m o r .I t w a s H .R .123. Th i s b i l l a m e n d s 'L o t i o n s 627 9- 80 ax )I 0 i;fn » Special Prgces Never again willyouépend the money to buy the material or take the time to make a drese once you inspect. the values we are .offering during this special sale.We can please the Matron, the iastidious Miss or the sweet, girl graduate. E § \w h o a r e n o t q u a l i fi e d u n d e r i t s p r o - vi si on s,a n d a t e a c h e r vi o l a t i n g t h e article 4 dinziels,which it n r f mt will npenta under the present law an the coming annual meeting to benew J une a Please see um your school officers In Article Ill and article VI districts umentend this uid that they do not get the impression they can operate under thls ac t at the annul me-ew; thi! year, or atany special meeting or election held prior therein.In other words,if they deaire to make a levy above uneven mills and not exceeding' twen- ty 'mills on the actual valuation of the district for general uehool pur poses they mm give the .notice re- quired in the sections referred t» above, and a vote of 60 iereent of those Prism and voting ln requir- ed for the higher levy to carry. "Of course, it any special meet ing or elec tions held after this m becomes effective 1 levy of dght mllla on the eetuml valuation may be made Irithout the required :pedal notia, md a nujodty vote of those present md vntlng on Abe propoei tion will be sufficient to carry the eight mill levy." 'Who B/¢ Oaqpav I / f l ' Timely indeed, is this newly arrived lot oiexcellent Dresses at GENERAL AND IDCAL NEWS AND conmEN'rAsk for "BLUE mason BREAD'Hr s. E W C _' u" n; °n mu d i l u .ll r and Hn. Adler Petersen and Hmric h in Flnnnoe g|,¢ Thunda; ddldren of Omahl and Hrs. Martin ¢\-ning,'Hole: md daughters,spent §unday 3,-"rd hd" on gh, gum), "| ;°¢" tha Fritz Matthleson home.on some of the min neighbors Tues-| ~(nd H n George King and ¢". Afternoon.Tb ,g m,ua : to o! !my <=;, Bhir were Ssn y visitor: , M u n |at |m s n ora w see mth n ll, * wg g j ~=='|Hr . md Mn. J ohn Comptonmnd v m;g;;_;1-» 1°z e me " " ' | w u m »Warrick were Omaha shop~ .pan FridurHuis and -K -ullld Oli;Th !a m i Community Club met __.___.__-__J i f f y - : . : -"B L A I R ,w A s H 1 N G ' r o N c o U 1 ~ : ' r Y ,N E B R A S K A ,M A Y 7 ,1 9 2 5 NO. 15 VOL.z x a x a a ; §§namim~i»mEi» ~ ~ w?scuooL Bom win umm ;""'"'"»»mcouNc|L cwslzsl u l v u u n u u | auu ¢IN €0NVENTION zrm Annull Snlion Ol Rebekah INN nl DIAL No. x Conrened May 5< 1923.Ver! Swen- hl lfeellng ern' owns cormiu. nuxrmxic On lu! Tuesday, lay 5, die Rv \n IBlinnenpolh, Minn., any 2-A. N_xJacobs. umnllxh rnmngvr fur Sinn-| tor Thomas smu ln the um. an-I Lion, wu todly found zuilw of :rim-' ind libel preferred by former SGM-wr Magna:Jnhnxou.The neded venlin. returned by me Jury l mnigh: :ner eleven houn delibentiuuwas opened by -YWi8¢ Fnnk H, Nye why-The UL!! of Jacob: wu the rv suit ol an lrdcla endllzd "Hgr'\\»' H o w s S E S S I O N COUN'|`Y R0ADS2»=-Y xo-Bxur~.§¢r1|m¢r ll Bllil Y E AR S B US I NE S S 1 un w k, x Pu. Bhy 10-G A. IL Pad llamorhlP u _Uuul Blur.Newly Elmed r.¢A..| md Sure AH In Cnuquneuou Service, me P.l. nt G.A.R lull. Rneino Bunn 0; Pldng. onun om-m Tnke The mm of Wim Counly Wm Gnrd May 12-Cwxrvmlwd wblk din-Nw w l n B mw . P l " omn .mu N" aura ww-\»¢».» Hlghuy 1 "f " ~ a m ~mu. Au mmf-» ° ' ¥ " * "n u 9 " ' ° f my 17-Buullunnlu Ma nu at 9'°° on a ma.nnuous co mrri -mes xu xx n a ur a ro mu c us c o .uma Huy ¢»;¢.§'.,.§Jl.§.f'Z€'.f'.,. an. Nsw oouscu.' r u m nxms HHum Nebmh.May 4, ms.Aim meeting of the county com- ,,g»=f- ATE. Rmnhn ,nd Rap-m 'M dw ww w mn l m Tha Bom!of Education met in ml|§hnrn luv. Monday, 1 ruolution tion Amcrimn I.A¢1¢m mr Tuesday"mi n t In w union~=\... .1 r. . Bhd Nelson Sand-ly uunmmM m cumon v u an ova: night vh imr 'r hu nd u n s me F m. : Kn - ler boxna.Fred Compton of Blain r u a Denc h alle: Tuesday lhtmoon.Fri da y of In : we ak Un . Gwrn Oli n p r ma a u g b m,Hn .A lu m Huueu gl llodnls , la. uma la mn Theo.lln nf a ,mmln lu x und! Sulhy vlhm Hlu Ruth and Guorge Junior, ummfor thim-Kiu Hue! Cannon spent dn 'Oek- end with har dam' in Co\|n|:.\l num. Mn .I-L J.Smith In ndovorlng ulealy (mm har opondon .md Ilon- d u nfxernoou will be nmoved to ihl hams M Mr minor , when ah! v i l l u m a l n f o r n t h u b d a n e o m - ing home.Mhapl Dorothy lpenl Saturday md sunday with her and 1 I Thundly at the Mme of Mn BdOlsn.The mx! meeting inw beawwv n u l i n .John Cvmpum . mi Thundny,May 'l.~ Blu Pmll Ko eni g vblted I ! thema Pa k ho m! s m\ a. y .\ hlh. Ly dkkl of Omshl and l( | u Velma Spmton n l l d at tha W m] Barton home Wadneulny ewhlllf-\ Mr . an d Mn. mu muh lmn n o- 1 u m a u n m u m , v l r i v l n m m ! of l n .lhuhlefonh brothen Jim Hokr. Saturday evanlnl-. Mn. Onesr Guyer al D N: s pa m Wadandly at thu Chen Suwm home. Roy B a mn spent Sunday lt the Burgas Bun- home ln Blair. ' lm Walter u=c »¢\<.-\ maanush- ter.Donthy. called on H n .H u n h m m Wednnduy uherfxnon. Pllllill neu lu I I" E . " . ~ ~umm»|;"'""_ ........:..'; th J.¢T=r»'T¢" " `" ° ° " F" " " " " ' "£n¢p»¢w.¢,¢fwfwu¢»a¢¢|»fr|.m'Lz mss CBLEHRATES vu lwmw w adn! tho mm:alum (Img, -nkmmh.xe mn m um u w: The meetings wen Mid in th!1 L F . D . a p e n h o u n md \ . \ > e ma l| .mrvvd at the Odd Fallon lull by a eommitus ol n¢w=»| \»In the moming at 10:30,Hn . Barth: Robloy al Lyons,president al th e a mrm,yruidod over the bud neu union nt whic h time wry in- wu ti n s np o r u wan f lve nb y \ h A dilf eren t hd !!-TM d u mm n i u u i o n n w w l u . 2 o'eJ oek by nn uddnu al velwme by ln . Hi s ! lh n nk e o f th i ! d i y The ru po nu v u mad: by I n u Canby . 1 Ly nn.' n u m l w l u G u n d e m u "wen pruumad and d n l th e Gn m ! H a m mK-y E. h uh, W nho o, S um A nun bly P n d d u n :Gram E.Hl lh r Blu r,P m s u n Auemmy m u - dont;llelila Tly lor,Bhir,P i ll s u m A m m w Preddwr;w .H. ted of dnmkannolu u-munlcipsl court.D u m l i - b ¢ \ A l ! d l y o l ! h ¢ xm l the defame rvrwm' | mrprlu when n mecond Mlgmu Johnson of Fndbauh., nmxm h-vu-¢ Benn the ddtnduq in dn \'m\ic 0 an-inn.H u ln tlmo n y id lo ws d d u! o f a www ha wld J uobs the former w w w : wu wa Um mm nrnlgned In c om! Judge Ny e gnu#/od l un dny my ol ummm Alan na: th e ddsn u ov- porbnnlty za pxepln lu -md for U new trial. CLASS SERMN SUNDAY lm 17th C h u uf qzs,B u n m n s a m wlth pn d de n f. wn g m m uw au f . Mln um a l the lux re gu hr mn tf Snz we n m d usd xpproved.ao- po n of the T n u u n r v u 1 . 4 , showing | bduwi :uh on hand hh: 1.m s a x m m u a .o n mutha, report v u na lvo d and p li e d on loved and ordered paid:PI ml! f a r A n n "| 9¢_7| a ufU ! _31.41 51.40 n o Pekrun H.| .niwln Co.1_9 D. V. Mule!L M w w 111| m u s1.os n o yomxu semi Supply c<».Omlhl Prln\\I\8 cuWolH Dm: Slamummm mmm mb. I-Wm 'nn [Aw-sry Dlgun Cr c vd l mmm a nd of - sn m J . u m m Nah Jansen may cm Mew.Gnmhle Hinged CO. a;» Funk Reed, who d»¢1m¢|1sm _.The loliolri nl Mill wa n |1- _ .1- . . - J y u a n w.:-nf Pub. Co,1.6 ¢v l vIn d wi th tht S ilk Hi gh wa y mm~ x ¢b \' | n nllD ¢ ol thu wld [ mm ' Mn me nonh, zo Bhir mn frolh Bldx- north no the Bun County line. Thu w o i i l e n n n g n p l n t h r n u n l hog C nlhmm to un D oug h: wm- ¢1 line. ' h m a n commhdonzu s in n l l l o n u u d h n d a c h n n x vn m d l l c u m m ' s q an nm ruolndon,\\n»¢m»¢.A»»u»m»gnvaled ma w n y zf a mu w w mn o u g l u oambylfne.indai xvny ngnlnalhnutllvi mlkliullngthbe numb Walker lvenua edohnud bn mm uhnl mm- w M mm fo r n fn Mun plq.The pany vu N'-Ur I poltpontd blrd wla v Pwr b us u a tblld na ln- k n d i n v m much.Gu a n m d a n h l \un¢h 1|-na the am-Action of LM ammoon. Tha link Mun n ne dvad a n um- hs r of ri -f ll vh kh :h o 'HI man n f a r m n : y n n .~ ; _= ~ Q M " u i d lon a utrip . , ; C L U B l I 0 ] . D S \ v » \ v » - m m m g u m m a u u ~ u u ¢ s u n m m ¢ y \ h » . e » m » y \ u - | e vn n 1 | | i l| la l¢ n vd e d mad. c . » o r c .| . u N c a w N IBPGI1' U-A ` G C \ lu l l l n l l r Yc lf u w m s y n m u m m Th a m n u n f a ta x u n d ln g th v n ln m u u m m m m m u m w sh e vfc vf fo o mni n n .T l i a b i h w s n n l l o n d u a l w . i n d w u w u f u u m - A . . - 4 ~ ¢ a z u o d l m n a n d l f w r t h h d u a m n d l¢U°W \\°dSlnlDh. T h a m v o o m d l i m m l d h h l y l i t i m a m m a l m d u m e z n w l n n n m d f o x s h l - a d n g y u r :G t y n t o a - n l y . L B . C;rr| | \n ;C`hy ¢l¢fksndLlghtCom- mis li ou r, C Hf !o rd" ln ns | ; ' nu mb ax.C h u l o b c n m n ;B e n s o n - m 1 » d ° w ~ \ d D \ y P » » u n . u ¢ w p : Nizhx Wnuh.o.aa.|I|\\l\||P c m Phynldan.D r . 1 7 . A .h n n h k z nuld» n¢alOmnu il,H»nry Gr| m| :| 1 C i ¢ y 2 n d | » \ r . l ld B e l ty ; F 1 n ln Q Cammlttoe-J ain!m u m .P . C . 8o n n | f u mdHs n r y G| 1 mm; llo ¢ u k n o r n | n a . n d \ h | d i ! \ l¢ t l k ~ o f ! m u -the June;w |»m|»bmhdny by ma n n ;~ 4 ~ n o n h o n W l l h r A n n a n v u o m u n n f n m "Light Comdno llenry Gregg. C. will drlvn mr with hu lathdr lon- d u m n b u . Mn . B u s h mmm a l Om lh l h u visited over Sunday with her. broth", Qu . Hlu k a n d h mily . Nellls md |4111 Ro n Peck and Buuna Hu n k n n g u e s t! o f la n g u n a n d Johnny Koenig,Sunday nlurnoon.| Hun Andenon nl Flonnee called an A. J. Sumnor Friday afternoon. \ Hrs. A. ll. Johns usd Dork wen ullln at tha Thmdon Oilnger homlPrldny ¢/veniu.,l Hr. and l n .m d Ulnon vldteml at tha ham of Jonu Blomberg Sun-' d w-Q Clnrkmn Hulk Ll spin under the KBNNABD NEW S Kr . md Mn .Bungesl of Omnba ,wan week-end g u u u of n l n i v u lv. Kennnd.Kr. md.lln| ., H. B. Plugge wowahnypcnlgOmahai n t Satmdly. \ Mn . B m muy a n d i owa ! o wn * who hue been ila; at the homo at hu pannu the put week. mum- M w Omlhl Sundny . hh. and ln. B. R. J onas of Bev ver Crank!! uma in Sunday for xn uver night vid!wi1.l\ nh?-i\'¢l»K* wm l n l Monday nwmlni. n n A . w. ll n h n ll h u M e n o n u » x w § ¢ n n m I few dlyu mn x» docton'a ure.havin; to mu un, d m m m m treatment for some ma, 1s this writing.muby 1 The yomiut son of Mr.andto h_;;=;__;1- ~g ha ~ Mrs. Fred Anderson was opersml onthi, yur lu! Wednesday :naming for npgemii- Andn1r Larson me swan Brown ellis .Reports from hu bedlicle "":rue b,,,|M¢_, allen lk gh, A. Jlthnt he in doing na welt u copld su h be expected at this wus.mner um "I ML .ma Mrs. 'r.Meadow, also vln Cleve,f¢l\|!|ln! umm; """"""of 1.o.o.F.. ceorze Jackson. Hold~ Hangfdge, Junior Warden, A. E.na. Blair, c md High Priest.. A11.\»ag¢= mu part in tha *'=°"* work contest '\\i¢h resulted in a tie between c a l m and '1'¢kw=1\ x-:uh will mia Un m m six u v w - --. _Ly on md Helly Blair Racket Store um mi Rec : -aarr BakerVnter Co. .hnkim Oil Co. C0-Foliorrlng is the p rogr un of the ~ C Birc lurr c ¥Bac ahu re lto i sxe nus , ann a;Evening, May 17th. al 8 :Huck B. F. D. Opera Home . . . - _ LAST W-ons T o c a a n u x r n s g¢,_ 8.52 1 1.00 1.50 50.25 8.50 9.00 .54 \n.n»¢¥nn\¢nI| stlrrilli fn! llm Bill!n-_-..».J Nm:~~ The dx o'c1°cl|: dinner held by U16hlhleu mn of u»¢`c:. of c._,u thea m . . m l m w a l l m m m m l # h r the ruput was fi nllh d and tbl smokan had lighted np,D.C. Vlh Deusurq editor of the Pilot, |are his taik on printing, Irhinh was very lntnnnsdlnr and hrmmht out some D0- Yn r IL Guhmnun and John H u n ; _ sum. md MW O a mmit b s - L A. P n u o o u u m s s c s o s n a Fnmberg,James R o h m In d c . I- , C m n mu n -Wafer c a mmi me - ' z H - h u " ' * ° ' " ° ° ° ° ' " " " " : » f . n n » »1. 1 \ . 1 = . m= » r ¢ » a u . y 4 t h | |¢ h |h o me o ! l lr s , E . C . G Gnrnex-'l'£remd!i1nApp¢nz u| Pierc e for tha c luing mnung 01 the -P. c. Sonnun. U. <q g n g . J . Year Fo w.Jac obs: Judldlf!G ll. u n m-re n m.t .G.G u m md J .W.u u n a n u u n ¢ v\ .\ » » * » ° " 'v - * '" "" " "" | w [ |U4 t u !" - ' - '¢ » " ¢ '- " " " " ¢ "" ' ° " " h ' 1 .._ .. .. .¢ .. .. .. .. . ml fi lo f 19 25 t o b e Ri ve n Su nd ay ¢ \1 !l 1| .l 12 'F ln il lu \In m e c t i n n a n d In s u r a n c e 0 ° | m u f a c t s t h a t 2 ° t o p r o ! ! t h a t e h ¢ |.n a ¢. n l l o B a n d w e n t t o C n l h o u n t o p l a y ° - ; g . - - :? ' . '. L ? . " ' . , T I ~ I| ' " d n ; i l ; d g .~§ » ; y _ ; ; _ » ;E d i t h F r e n c h o f B e n s o n w e r e S u n d a y ~ v e r n r y o f M r .a n d H n .J o h n c a l l e r s a t t h e H a r l a m !F r e n c h h o w u h r h m w e e k .|M i n s A d d i e M c C a n n .w s o i n w o r k u n a n d S v e n g i l n f w u 'v i s i t o r § h ; 1 2 ; f ° a n § : ; n :.m e e k - e n d . ; u : e h e u ° ; ; m " 'J o n a s m ° m h ° u M r .a n d M r s .W m .H .P r i m e r a n d _f u r n i i y o f O m a h a s p e n t t h e w e e k - l l r s .' " ' ° " °O l i n g e r ," ' " 8 ' " ° "e n d i n l i e n n a r d . m n ,G w r r e .J u n i o r ,o f h l o d | . I e , |S t u d e n t l o f i i e n n a n i H i g h s c h o o l u w d ' n e r o d l e r n o o n t a l l e r :a t i h e m j o y e d o W e i n e r m o s t l u i ' h l e n i n y J .S u m n e r h o m ;I n t S u n d a y .[ e v e n i n g i n S c h o o l g r o v e . M r .a n d H n .S o l o m o n B a r t o n o l 'T h e d a n c e a t t h e J o l l y B u n c h i n g t o n v i d b e d S u n d s y a t t h e W m P a v i l i o n l a s ;S a t u r d a y n i g h t w a s 1 n o n h o m o .: w e l l a t t e n d e d ,m m e w a s g o o d a n d ho are menilaen of the Bw: 3u» s ._ . .. _ .. _ ._ ." - - - - - - _. . . . . . . . -- -- -..- - _ . . - - . . . . - . _ - - . . _ .. _ ` _c-num Qil Stove Special Two burner Quick Meal Ou Stove $10.50 Three °''°"""l9.75 Lom\n 25.75 Four burner ""°'"29.75 Three "Red Star on Stove .32. I5 Four ""°'""4I.90 Five """""hiliuml 59.75 Six H .H .1 ..".74.7.s Reé Star Oil Stoves have no .wicks or asbestos rings v n y M a y L l l l l E n u g r I l u \ . | |u a l_ . | o n e n hou se. V ln Cleve addreased than present;f Rg (;RA](~u ~ha d on u §|¢u .¢f m i " ,' F * ° " H " f " P 1 f ° " ° " " ' b ' ' m a ° i ° ° ° " h l\ 1 d h (F\'f~¢e¢si°i|Jl"" "" 1 'nm mllovdnr Eegdmfs "'° "'h i r 1'mm his rea ~ th! insulting of the officersoftheL o a n "Mn .Go'aldine Kamp Stgwnrt ,.»"iL='£1=¢sooool year 15ti ll :fernige was Y Arthur Snllivlni s Nona Hoa ¢1= ..'45 k Senior Chorus Miss Margaret McConnam i ¥I.'§,,"»Tl'$"E1.-'If¢¢'L'i"ihL'in; Invocation.- -..Rem Charles Honing Mins Poms M.IIuushinlvn z..-Tha lnitixlarv work was ex- Scripuwe f°°" ""' ¥-: _ - . .|Mina Lol:F ° 2 " . ;s4,oao 'fal *hs rlnb vast 1926-21.l0¥¢iw:`°: :.¢__ ...- .| ...l-"tml mn thal u g u u . - _ - -,a m p l i fi e d b y Oa lt la nd .A t a l k w a s g i ve n b y i l s y E .F r u s h o n t h e " H i g h e r Ed u c a ti o n a l F u n d o f o u r On d e r " ,a ft e r - w h i c h a s i l ve r d f e r - i n g w a s g i ve n f o r t h a t pu r p os e . S e n a Ch ri s te n se n o f L y o n s re n d e r e d n piano solo.After reports oi committees, Te ltsmah lnswled the officers for the ensuing year wEich\1rill be held at Lyons.'Phe following are the offi- ero:Alblnna Weddle,Craig,PTBHi* dent; Marie Anderson, Oakland, flee president; Elisa Mencke, Blair, War den;Lulu Danielson, Oakland,See- retary snd Shiriey hicbonsdd, Walt- nm, Tressnier.The Blair lodge appreciate the 'hearty eo-operation of themerehant.¢ and bxisiness men in decorating their windows and puttin; out the fins* in honor of the oeaaion. ne w To GE T Y OURGASOLINE REBATE Ref. James A. lleneemsn Mis s Hau e Iog le llblhvvSolo, "Tne Good Shephend,Here on motion the meeting*ol Van 9 ° W e i u f u n old beam mo a n e d sine die. Ruth B m Wm. Kelly, See'y. , m = = ; " ; , ; & " " f " =what D°°'*The newly elected members of nm Re v. f , W " '§ c K m m School Hemi, 1. H. wfmhz and Dr Songs "America, the Free"--Congdon (Continued on Peso dam) Falun' £:v.=:N|No's rms"send out .Thr Light"-Gounod Senior Chorus .Bened1etion..}t¢v. Arthur D. Smdley,o originating from an anto- " " "mo :hs .slwe n wa n o mo A n xlvz n s n n r h a d I mf . " . § " I . . ; I f " L . » . .;;_>»;;; "s :com to thAlargenumlrroffriends.,,=,,_m;' ;:-=;.,m i ; - § » f § f ~ Rev. and Mn. L il. Hansen gathered evening and for a time the odd, at their home on east Nebraska looked well for the nm demon.. The neun: on last Monday evening '°ll=2mins automobile 'ns taken from honor them on their silver annivers- * f iI'he'evenln| was spent in visiting and several lnfonnal addresses weremadebymembersof the ehurefmr board who were pres-ent.The church 'Mm had :net in Blair at this time and took occasion to be present. the building and the firemen then accomplished the extinguishing of "\.lhe blue. The event had a danger connectedwith it whic h ls not lemme; in J g°r¢1iwr fine.nn oil mek me been hfnilld in fm repair and gg;Q Md John. H. Johnson, legislathre repre-Those talking informally were mlnr::i€i'nog ==;_=~=§§__=1=f- aentstlee io? wuhmgwn county, '"*a mv. J. a Christensen or Brush, cel-iw, from ,|;, mmm ' ° ' ° ....eived sn sdvsnee oopy of the soleonado,Rev. ~Berthlesen of Philadd-I msn, Ike Dennj,f a f y - s nf tho recent session of we le311*'1pbla, Penn., Rev. .:.o. Petersen ffltrivpedmd fd; ttnder tjse earlnsuen -in theinthe* years, o! pro- Ho spoke of the changes methods of doing business printeries of the last few ahodng that it wal in :me :tendon and was becoming a pro- fosadon and as such was being giv- er a place M the cnrrldnm of the colleges.He did not fall to take aside swipe at the space grafters and' mild attention to the c all that was wade upon the printers by the gov . v u a vu. . .v - _s " -elected as follows: Mn.C. 0. Ds ! son,Hrs.H. J .Hansen and llrs. John A Elhoades. FIRST NEBRASKA o o n n n c e s r r s 'ro BE P n z s n n v z n A eommitzee has been appointed from the local Dsugfhters o! Ameri- can Revdutio~to go out to Fonta-netlea ndmark tin esp ots rhe rslle- Efllllillit. \\'iu|¢|\lt my l 0 | n l l l | £ | l u o n ~ ~ i g ' | [ i n g ~ bring olfered. After the talk, the club adjourn- ed to meet next Friday evening. owns W m 1- 'I GH1 ' ON ' mx P A Y ME NT Banks of Nebraska iron theirilghl for lower tu payments for the past two years, when the state supreme court made the final ruling on the ease on April 28.The court holds that the banks shall pay taxes or the basis of their capital stock ana' surplus computed at the intangible 1 There is nothing. there now to iri- dioate that a institution of learning was over in our st but history tells ua that in an y dey tha plo- iI UIQ STLDIIll! WI! seals...-- ---official city paper for the enmihi year.A genera! discussion of the gravel- ins of the hlghvraya loading into Bldr was then indulged ln and the meeting adjourned. THIS fg_\g°3 GRADUATES Graduation exercises will be hdd on Friday evening, hlsy 22. at the B.F.D.ope1a house.F r s n k i l. llosaman,president of Horndngddl College st Sioux City,ray s,will deliver the Commencement address.reers were inspired with mneh hope There are :lady-one seniorl in this and enthusiasm over the establillr 3rear's ggsdnstion elaas, the largest ment of this first Nebraska Cofkll!e1rer graduating from thelllair ~ I t is therefore the duty of tlllllsehool.| patriotic ortlbllliimh which hal f°\,.The names of the graduate! sn:n. work. the preservation of historic; sm-y Anderson.l m g s m Allen. spots,to appropriately mark tblIiltnlln Allen. Windfred Allen. Andre! plane which was of so much Interest Begg,Catherine Beekmann,Mar- md importance to nn wiv settlers joris olmq um. E lton a men , nu m here...nm. or- pm c slewen . Haro ld ap- Tho oommittee eoosistins of Hrs. swim Dora Carlson.Ruth Choely, rata of 25 per cent.'ms decision W.w.Wilkiwn. Mrs. J ohn Ne-u»|g5|by c w .m m Cr oo dr . an n settles a fight of two yesrs' dn;a~'¢1L Mrs Joe Lasnre and Hn. Henry Drasfar,Gladys Praln.Agnes Gil- "|x \ - _ _Ilu-....\.. -n| on mmf tn Fontsnetle mlbertson.Lyle Gllbertson,~ s I \ .J } - I ; »~ . 4C . . . ~ e . . 1s h . ff ; J; 1x -» .n a ¢. n l l o B a n d w e n t t o C n l h o u n t o p l a y ° - ; g . - - :? ' . '. L ? . " ' . , T I ~ I| ' " d n ; i l ; d g .~§ » ; y _ ; ; _ » ;E d i t h F r e n c h o f B e n s o n w e r e S u n d a y ~ v e r n r y o f M r .a n d H n .J o h n c a l l e r s a t t h e H a r l a m !F r e n c h h o w u h r h m w e e k .|M i n s A d d i e M c C a n n .w s o i n w o r k u n a n d S v e n g i l n f w u 'v i s i t o r § h ; 1 2 ; f ° a n § : ; n :.m e e k - e n d . ; u : e h e u ° ; ; m " 'J o n a s m ° m h ° u M r .a n d M r s .W m .H .P r i m e r a n d _f u r n i i y o f O m a h a s p e n t t h e w e e k - l l r s .' " ' ° " °O l i n g e r ," ' " 8 ' " ° "e n d i n l i e n n a r d . m n ,G w r r e .J u n i o r ,o f h l o d | . I e , |S t u d e n t l o f i i e n n a n i H i g h s c h o o l u w d ' n e r o d l e r n o o n t a l l e r :a t i h e m j o y e d o W e i n e r m o s t l u i ' h l e n i n y J .S u m n e r h o m ;I n t S u n d a y .[ e v e n i n g i n S c h o o l g r o v e . M r .a n d H n .S o l o m o n B a r t o n o l 'T h e d a n c e a t t h e J o l l y B u n c h i n g t o n v i d b e d S u n d s y a t t h e W m P a v i l i o n l a s ;S a t u r d a y n i g h t w a s 1 n o n h o m o .: w e l l a t t e n d e d ,m m e w a s g o o d a n d ho are menilaen of the Bw: 3u» s ._ . .. _ .. _ ._ ." - - - - - - _. . . . . . . . -- -- -..- - _ . . - - . . . . - . _ - - . . _ .. _ ` _c-num Qil Stove Special Two burner Quick Meal Ou Stove $10.50 Three °''°"""l9.75 Lom\n 25.75 Four burner ""°'"29.75 Three "Red Star on Stove .32. I5 Four ""°'""4I.90 Five """""hiliuml 59.75 Six H .H .1 ..".74.7.s Reé Star Oil Stoves have no .wicks or asbestos rings v Watch our windows for specials on Hats §|F = Windmill Maple syrup,|Regulm"65c af,.-.._._.50 arrell's Maple syrup, Regular 65c aL..50 ..~Z§i:;°;f'°f" T"i° 5° F"f "f"'i'".$2.00 ~ Pillsburfs Yitos Wheat Cereal, vegvlar .'?.5c at ..22 n \ .f \ _ L _\ _ _ . n : _n o vo va n s , r e g u la r S D C u r1;E _.;.;Great vanety to choose from.We have what §.z fo\.__._.____4° E 'you want and when y6u want it §|Q`I§"§"f§°§ffS' regular 3°°55 ,Md over uon, And means a tonlmerlme mu anc|»».»= »... ,_ ----Ha vin i n the : m e in me vuoius ms n crew dlyatoace =b°u¢swinz»hr¢~e}c¢\z¢h¢n,A m i n Hiller,u m m dih hm<=r1= spot. mllmn am Rin sline Ruth swam,a md »1 subdivisions.The ruling do n not bouider moved w 1 9 ,_-_-. ....___u....\..nf §'nnunall»e..n"¢J1 Jgnmn.Helen Jensen,Har-~ HR' nu *ul \» md! for dmmum buef'_E!'f-, _°.Plullni 1-ivvineorh g -u ;_ g--.- -¢ - _- . 1- -_._-- _ Au sfreaks per lb.an Pork chopsper lb.98 §B e e f b o i l f r o m . 1 0 t o . 1 8 - na n 1u n- -,- _q _ .n un n :U Beef roast, per lb..-.-._-.20 All the lixtest in Millinery Creations.We as- sure you that we can meet'Omaha compe§ition and welcome you to call and inspect our lipe of Coat§, Dresses and Milline}y.The largest 1;.;;;; ;;:,;;;,";; HL'Hm§I{ vi!.lbumnopy »( l j 1.2113 qgcl mnnl W !"L u n u ~ -" ¢ d l | \ . » vu » » ¢ l - r -.m i n : o c , m u c u s m u m s . B e~s 1 : vs N : s a w s ' r o n A 1 . n P x r E "'" 'P'F f' " "" f° E °~n m . m d ! § f C ' ? . . . . §n i m m N i fl l e fl n G w r s i bein! and for. 'u r ~ ul u a s r m u r l n o 2 I l l l r ¢ | | v |I x u v l l n e t u .T o s e c u r e .t h e r e b a t e o f t u o n g a s o l i n e n m T I L E A L U M N I * S 9 ° ° ' * ' " ' l "o s e o ° c s . o < : | c m x x a a m n r v 111 f a r m t r a c t o r s i t i a n e c e s s a r y t u !f f ; o b t a i n f r o m S e c r e t a r y o f A l r l i ¢ 1 l l ~F o l l o w m g a m e e t i n g o f t h e o c -H r .a n d l l : a .J i m N e l s o n , - w h o r e l u n e M c L a u g h l i n .L i n c o l n ,t h e n e c - | * "o f ~A l u m n i A u o o i n l i o a r i : j p s i d e n o r t h o f t o w n e n t e r t a i n e d a B u l l y b u n k T b , "m o s t 5 ,m 1 u | , l ¢ ° *e v e m n g ,i t w a s d e f i n a t e l y e c :-x a m .n u m b e r o r f r i e n d ,a t t h e i r o u t a n d s w o r n t o b e f o r e a n o t a r y e d t o h o l d L h e a n n w " ° ' f ° p u ° "° , h o m e l a s t S u n d a y a t a o n e p ' ¢ l o c k p u b l i c a n d r e t u r n e d z a g e e c r e t x r y t h e C h u o f 1 9 2 5 a n d r e u m o n o { t h e d i l m "T h o r !w u s U d r ¢ ¥ ~ ! i v o n w - n f a g r i c u l t u r e * i t h i n s o d a y s o i t h e A l u m n i A s s o c i a t i o n i n o n " " " ° ' f ' " " | e n : ,t w o l o n g l a b l e :b e i n :r e q u i r e d : l a t e o f t h e i n v o i c e o f t h e g m u q » | L e ¢ i ° n h a l l o n S a t u n l a y e s e n i n z a l m s e a t t h e f o u l s . i n q u e s t i o n .T h e w w v u r r .s r h e ' " ' = '2 2 .a s s o ' c l o c k .I ' u r i h e r ' " ; |F a l l o n - l n | ;a m u :a l l » e i ' n o o n o f d g g f n g [ b g d g l m f g f n h l ;j u n ,n 6 l l n ¢ 8 I ! l l ¢ l l l . i w i l l b e l l l l d l R E I !' I G B v i s i t i n g ,H y ;H g l g q n | g | f e d |a i x w i l l o . k .i t a n d a n d I t t o t h e s l a t e .C o N G R E G A . n 0 N M _g n g y g g v e u f k l u n c h a t w h l d t i m e t h e u e u u r e r w h o w i l l f o r w a r d a w a n o o m p a n y a s s e m b l e d h g m p r i v i l e g t r a n t t o t h e c l a l m a n t . - I i e r m a n R e c o n !T h e l a d i e s o f t h e C o n g r e g a t i o n a l a f l i s t e n i n g t o : h o r a d i o p r o g r a m _._ _ . ___ _g h u r g p w i l l a e n ° o L o n e o f t h e i r P ° P " 'h o m W O A W n a t i o n w h e n t h a D a n a L _ . . - _ _ _| 'ro as Pnnsazrrao mr 'rua "fm f,n¢_::|ouiu:r .... .,.... """i illUl|¢alwo ---in as planned m had eppronrinle Nelson,Marion Nunnally.m m m ENIOR CLASS exercises by the D.A.R'a *°m°:Pef.e1son. James Poondl. Lillian Ru- 1.me in the near iuture.lmusen Hilton Rhoulel, Elna Ras- A wild, thrilling tale of 5l|0'l.l in l ethe night, chase! after fortune, cupldl .#MMU - Gla d y s Ru m.J v u - buay with his arrows all our the CHURCH BOARD 1IAS MEEYIBG Roberilofl. Josephine Robertson.d d Pl!-00-auch is "Seven Keys no Bald Sappenfleld,Frances Sap I pate"which the Senior c lan will present May asm.The melodrama of the mystery type."Seven K e n n Baldpate" me "The Batt" hemp: auclienet on the edgo of lhedr seats until the final curtdn. Elaborate syeclal scenery ard pro- p e n lu are 'In the prooeaa of zon» nruc tlon and no expense or labor 1- Ln-.. ......I F. Tomb; tim nrnrhac» lI The church hoard of the Ud u d i o u f e Smith.IIloanora Simonsen. n u m Ezvmgetlal Lutheran church Margaret suore.Everem Tyson, he m a : wa : n oe li n ! an ma H'Clarence Vizl Thelma Van 0° Venter,der mn -:many at D a n a m l m . u m :m u m .J ane win.Nem- rhe wmv ai the meotlnz was '»°lW altjie, Chauncey Wrlrhr. Har! Hel- sv over on work oi the §,_~"~=f;¢» Wrlhz. Louise Ziegler and Iinnle to a r e r ta t eann Hina 1.5. 12 35 3 wh ic h II." so be had at Glu: Hom-"W e lead. other! f°3' Alben ua. mum.. from on W 1 to low."me _ Mth,ma of J uno..Glu! C o lo n: - Stea l lf! ! ¢~ ; ~Q\.K ~.o 99 2 ~ .:' 4 [Has under pressure) Fresh Garden Seeds3 pkgs. loc and most varied stock of its kind in Washing E~glsugar, 14 lb. for 1.oo § |'$1 worth to a customerg §ton Llour §M , . g _E*@`~.rhe A1-mu umm T- C_ Hilton.M§'?f..~North Side Storem m : A sronzz u E ° " " " '' '"" ' " " ' - ' I * " " " " ' - '§~sm w ., Pump. g §I-'M u¢uv¢r,- 1 ~..,I annuuummuu|||uImmmmnmmnmnuumn1||mum|m||||m|u1u1u\|mu|mmmn||||u|||unmm11un|u1u||unu||||».Phones.Bell Rd 74 Ind.us g h . " Y H ] ~ | ] : | ( l I l i f f I l l ¢LI.Il.!l£|| li U10 :nurcn uulclnuzn |;g||¢|g gnu; ||r||..1| ucmg lylivu vu nun-1 ww r-v---Hovtnditk are shopping in Omaha sg- an Tuesday evenlnx.l a y 13.Thn The guests :peut a very dellghtf~l 2131: far nbovo du knl of tbl or-gndir n rh md ar a.public L. imma.m m m a i w y a u t e u r p m .B w * i t r i m Iron.