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Pmm che Garden Bpot al Nebraska-NUMBER 45sulnerlwn r»»:°If§'» ".L'§'?..f~l'I."8'..,. u.BLAIR, NEBRASKA, NOVEMBER 28, 1929VOLUME XXXIII Wuhlngtnn Ommty
Fremont HasDanish Luthéran The First 'Qhanksgiving Housewives in the McCarthy
Ladies' Prqgrensive Club, will lse-
gin the first of the year keeping
home accounts.Stresaing that wise spending
my be as helpful toward making
money u successful production or
earning,the leaders,Mrs.J.H.
Nearhood and Mrs. bean lflindley
gave the lesson on "Keeping
Home Finance Records"Thurs-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Elmer Trulxlsen.The leaders carefully explained
~School Case
Seek lo H d !Formation nf New
Sduoal Dlstrld.School Board
Membem,Actin:u Pri vllo
Cllizflll. G21 Restraining Order.
HEARING HELD NOVEMBER 30
Claims Hausa Roll us Pnued by
Last Lcglslnlure In Null und \
Churéh Dedication
Dedicalory Services for Danish' NEBRASKA FAIR
Lulhéran Churgh Sums Next RA!iKS HIGHEST
§""f'§1¥»D°°"l f d Will Lust Lincoln,Nov.'T3 Ne b r a s k a
hufrre \\-wk.I1ltmlz i'rogram.i state fair led all others in the na-
'ltion this year In attendance re-
EIS (`l§X$U}!A'I`IQN OF I)REAM ¢0;¢15,according to a report re-
'ceived Saturday by SecretaryBeautiful Slructurc.(.'omlI!etely R9"(2eorae Jackson.Nébraskak rec-modele and r m itands A an in 111; eight da 5 Rios -sin;
Monument to the Congregetiom ~Vi8il»°lB-This { figure was
closely approached by the OhioNext week, beginning with Sun state fair with an iftendance of
ilay morrxinz, December 1, markst43'i',000..
an. led Mur week in the calendar
of the Danish Lutheran church
circles as at that time, they will
be ready to dedicate their church
building following many weeks of
repairing, remodeling and renovat-
ing.
During the period of overh:sl.ll~
ing,a-er\iee.a have been held in
Dana College chapel.For some
time, the mt-mb-era have felt the
ahdrch inadequate for the grow-
The Iowa state fair ranked
third with an attendanee of 435,-
000.ln attendanve records over
a period of 10 years, the Nebraska
fair was one of the few which
has made steady progmss with in-
rreased attendance each year.A
number of the lnrgeat fairs have
reported diminishing attendance.
Herman Loses
me name unance recom sneer ina:each family may keep a recorgi of
home expenditure and thus estab-nmf a definite plan za record
household and living expenses.
Neb. Thought
vmd..
Arr order temporarily restrain-ing County Superintendent J.I.
Ray of Dodge county from gmmfing n petition (or the remo\'uloI
ap p ro r uma te i y f i ve sec tions ' a f
k m d f r o m th o F r e mo n t schi>o¥
k g -To Be Treeless'
Treelas Nebnskn Claims Seventy-
»m arm or Nadu Timm.
,un 'nm 'ruf¢¢ r m u the
' Area is Canned with Timber.
8 SPECIES COMMON IN STATE
Nebraska, commonly thought of
as a treelcna plain and arid to the
exunt o l llmi tlng the amo unt of
native timber, has seventy-nine
ddferent species of forest trees
nowlmz within its boundaries.
u l u n m z ; u n ' u w x v r m u u u n u n v wschool dlairict under the law ;mss~
ed by the la n leglslatun:wus
entered by Judge Spears recently.
This actinnwaq brought about by
o u filing of a petition. of csrtaln
uma me mbers. main; as y rivue
citizens.They ask a permanent
injnncqmx.
Judge Spears det ten o'tloclr'
Saturday moming. November 30thr
as the hour of hearing.
Practically every dixtritt in the
stale having more than 20W in-
hnbitants will have this samé
question to (noe and will be inter-
mated in the outcome of this henr-
\'\Q _
¢
i=x=;» nm| » \| -» \ up pllml have]~been th - m pr mme Lime,W 2 f ; . . , ¢ s o M , ml n l l l d l n z R u r a l R o u t e
wriod.The dxunh, which in a|_
large brick structure on lxonh Cen-
trr utrvct,has always been kept
in good rupair.At mis tirm: .ln
.nddilivn Wa made akcnding the
building eighmen feet longer thus,
making the altar and choir loft
man: uommodious.
The rnnux, noticeable chungl: has
been made in the appearance and
conveniexpccof the basement.or
ch\|n:h pulors as this pun of the
building has " 2 "used for the
,uv-ini'activities of the church.
Henman Run] Route 3 lo be Div-
idul Ind Served b! Carriers 1
and 2.Home l to Cover 48.2
mm :nd Ro ute 2 , 4 7 Miles.
TENDENCY I-'OR LONGER RTS.
I! is the trend of the timcs to
lengthen the routes for the rural
mail carriers.As thc highways
become hehe: this can bc done.
We lmve noticed several changes
tl/rum i':\|nllmz bv .|L G. I`er'rll IU Inflenendfmcre llnIL Phllndelnhin 1 These seventy-nine species are
classified and described in tlm
"Handbook of Nebraska.'l`1~.:s",
which is just off ihe University of
Blair ls enpedally interested an
3 ; w e name question ghqt has
ought about auch \b i t t e r ~
hard fought.bml a betwv.-en due
ln.Il l vr n vn l ih l\ n l\ ! \\ .a f te r lh l l n f l ! d r i m r l f n l n l n N \ f O f |6 1 1 nlln llr ia r h r h t l v h t n n l n n i l f n l f u n n a n d I n t h n,..., ~ ;,.;;;;;;"1; "e.;;a..;'c'.a.:J; Isa;i;:'r»;.;;¢;""¢f;.».1;f;;1;; .;;"""' '"hw* -u m! !vpelnt d u h i n h n k m ¢ a n d
e ureparatlons»-llle e:;.";;:,...:.."f"
.ranking and av.ru filo uhlldron PrI&ml».|f|wer# llzvlled wh o f u rr l-h d
n1penAll gunnhl, 'more llmn fullr lcor taas\enls0|1 and wllul hlrhva for their shura nl I h r frnnt.Th e tlh le a \\¢lO
nel u1.Il or doors and the c ompany sal about them u o n e b i g family .ll w a s i lm n u t a'hnnkȴi\Ing.I Nebraska areas.|Ganlner nermin and the 'Blain
nile.What vclopment.We predict that it
1|f_g'\:PE|»s'ill e'er long bc a factor in the Len than Emee percent of the
land area oi the state is covered
by naturil thnber, Dr. R. J. Pool,
chairman of the dopnnment of
botsny,points out in the tree
guide of Nebraska, but, the mate
nresenta sevenl inhereating prob-
.;a.:;i'im.ii""
'Ihe contentions put u in theDodge county :uae are ige sqme
as have bee pm. up here and nodoubtitwinonlybesettled by
wrry ing it yu the highen court
in :he state. .
Trulv 'I'nnahkfulII.. "j{.'Q"i.f..........I hae |\nn.l'll\ fllfi-ui-.1 ||)||f£| of the gduitfl ur
e r d n r g u l a n e w tumzsc e i n s t n l I e d , | d \ \ l ' i 3 1 Z ~ilt |0\'l;§`" " " "
th e kntc hen mn o d e le d ,a la m; - wlsi n c e th e two K en n ar d r ou te s wer e 'r h g >0\lU3f{f'_gene ration n o w' wwe b e i n g p u t to c o mmo n u s e f o r '
1
pla ne o r a n au to mo h
i wg u ld h a ve hap pe ne d?
|.»l..\......_.t\\....\.._.
res t r oom arr ang ed,n e w toilet<,*redu¢e<i to one blf th r o wi n g p a r t g r o w i n g " P wi l l n o t o r oe anne to
:mow floo rs la id a n d ma n y othe r of o n e r ou te in to a B la i r ro u te ag dlr ea liz c th e .won der ful chfznges
c onve lmsnt fvutturea.'I n c nicl sv-th e zest in to th e re ma in i n g x_en-}thf=t h a ve ta k e n p i a c e i n t h e l a s t
cietiv=b.31»'\:done th ei r p a r :in . r .a r d ro ute.Th i s neges.aitqied
ra i si n g money f o r n e w li g h t fi> ;-' c ha ngi ng a n d le n gth e ni n g th e
tur es, ne w c arp et.1 and ne w f urn i~ iBlair r0 Ul0 S-
tu r e f o r re s t r o o m.No w c or n e a th e re d u c in g o f th e
Now, a.». their dream of a more Herman routes from three to two.
convenient church ima como true, This 'time the Blair route# will not
ihrrty years nor the tomforta ond
conveztiqncex that .thezio changes
have wroght in Otlr rhode of iiving.
Looking back in retrospect over
that period of time we marvel at
these qhunges th a t h a ve c ome
. l . , ..; \ .I . .L . -.- . J . . .& -|
n g n t ,po we r a n a n c a u n g m m e
r u r a l c o mmun itie s.F o r wh a t a
muttitude of usesLhl6 giant, called
electricity is being used!It i.s a
vi t a l e le me n t i n i h g business a n d
h o me li f e a n d n e w u s e s f o r i t a r e
dai ly be ing p ut. in to pr ac tic e.
Thi rty y ea rs . ak o the h ubo mo hi lc
wats u n k n o wn a n d th e meams o f
4 .Q ... u
u r y vvuum unuve v\:<:n cumsnuuvu'us supemntxu-al.educution <=f our youth.
Then wonder of wonders comeu'In every [mc of eodeayor wnnderg
me mdio which has made it pass-irve Pee" worked out The farm
ible for us to grab out of lheiwnh "P modern madmcry and_its
ozone the voices cf persons hun_convement homes Ls anmchng
dreds of miles away and bringattention.Thefoc!/odes are being
them to us exactly us though wcfm"'""°d by machinery and '!"'i°l'°'
were in the same room with mei and.better results are being|.-._m.._.._L....n...M\=..||brouzht. nhout.
lema in distribution of timber
growzh.
Only aight species nm common
w the entire state, as revealed by
fifty distribution maps included in
the book.These are the almoni-
luuf willow, black willow, common
coitcmwood, hackberry, wiid plum,
nd and green ash, box elder und
i cl-:|.|-zmumq ¢:ol.nzNWEDDING
Mr. and lin. Chun Wulf c ele-
brated thell loldan wedding anni-
versary lu! Thunnlly, Nlw._2!, by
having In the dlldren and lhefir
fnmllivl for alllmer and then R fG l . .u n - n | .. 1 a § ¢ n |! ! $ ¢ r ' \ !f . h f \ \ \ .I m ~~~~~I I U U U I l i n l l I D B I I 7w w e DBB II l l u u p L e u |travel was conrmecl to me runway]u l
th
Jw
I l l
U u l c l u u u u a D s n u u A n n u ;U v o v w - -- - - - - - - --ei r apprec iation an d 1.hankt»..l- bur Lo we ,1'»h<
was bs' u mscirk of segrvicca bc-gin He r m a n te r r i
- -.. .u. . . . .| . . .a l l l n i r I n M i l l a
i5f@r°ur~if the into our every day method of and the horse and carriage W mary will Coma "ily routine of life..a clw.nge!`We now glide :dong pain
whel
ing to the Viondmzm hi ll
re an rcul celebration was Qpt
Q u n s.n l :ca n _ llQu inny |1;gll.g."" f ' ° : "" . ; ; .-.2.N 1 ~ ~ r ~a s ~t h t *t h i s w o n d e r f u l a c h i e v e m e n t a a ' w e W h e n w e s i o p a n d c o m p a r e o u r |' _ _n § _ _ f * P h a n M3:__h n f m r m l .
Tflnh mlm»two..The telemhomr thirtv war# mmlnm\e¥ed and mived hisrhways in!tune in the radio to our favoritelprescnt modes of living with thosebtutionandenjoy a musical pro»!of our forefathers when every
gram,u lecture or a sermon in' line of endeavor vom: of the hrmh
Chicago or New York or other ost when nothing was known of
points as our fancy dictate.-=.Ye ttlllr pregent wonderful inode of
when we stop to look back thirty. living we should bow our heads i:1|¥'»1\lS ago we cannot help but \'\-0\lj! reverence and thank the great.
der what will happen thirty years Deity that our lives have heen casthence.''J in auch wonderful timeis and we
The talkien,now in their in-can think of no fitter tiihe to
fancy,is another novel wonder give thanks than at this,ourand it has much in its future :le-»! present Thanksgiving; day.
r u u y g | . u \ ; : 1 :b l ! 1 . 5 I n u ;u - v u
Nebrasku dirtupien u unique pos-
ition with refercice to the great
forests of North America!The
custom portion of the slate lies
in the lower Missouri valley where
bxoodleaved speciess of tho eusterl;
part of the United States are
common, and the western part of
tho state lies within the Rocky
Mountain floral area with its chur-
acteristic fomats.The state is the
ineetintrgrouod of those two :areas
uon,1"
Around ont' hundred and azeveptyfive guests onaemhled to do horldf
to :is worthy couple.The hall
was beuutifuliy decorated in goin]
and white streamers and yellow
chrysnnthomunm and ferns? A
fine orchestra from Omaha was oh
hand for the occasion and the
owning was spent in dancing and
u social good time..
Albert. Miller skirted the eve-
n g I l R L : : | \ | l l u | | ] .n I m m u n U U _ '".| ' h § ¢ | |i l n o w b e i n g s e r v e d b y a . 1 | v u f o u n d o n l y 1 . 1 p l a c e s o f b u s -h i g h p o w e r e d c a n l t t h e r a t e o f
~ ~ c ° u _ u f _ : ,r f , , x : : ; , t : g n f , : l a u b n t i f u t e c a q i e r .T h i !c h a n g e i s i m a : a n d t h e t h o u g h t . o f » = - = » ; f ~ \ ' v f o r t y t o s i x t y m i l e s a n h o u r m u c h
u l l u ~l m 'n n - e t i n z .R e v .1 ~ . f a l °b e m u l e D e c e m b e r l a t . ,f e w * \ ° 1 ~ =i n = 1 ~ ° _ = ° f = s » = = \ " = i \o n -" 1 ° ' °° " f ' § .t r d .s ° ! ° ! ' 9 f = e P * = r = ! " ' =Jn
.zu the lengthening of the joying the use uf this necessity or. yon: with "ulcl dobbm" at four
1e postal miepartment wili was considered nut.of the ques~mules.
. more rizidh, enforce the tum.In order to fucxhtate travel stall
U. Carlm1|uf Loyal,Iowa,|»r=»\-2 With
idenl. uf this Synud, xylll .i||e|.|.k ingmutea~
i.°mf1i¢1..t th..Rnmlsnr mnr nii ac lnn tur rlliv~" '~" ' " " *" " : ; " . " ' f " " " " '" " " " ',;g,,, of Elmneimy ma its a i fnmntsorvncv.In the afternoon at -..nnrulea and frequent lnapeeEnom. aurtitél will omnmut w;u={u»=rou.es win be made to see gf" ~ b§¢:\hi:f:;=shl 3, P°=f§=-
.llvv.A.V.Ne\'e of ll-emalord, S.D..that every patrol! does his part on unm,me a a c t r
.....4 .-home without olectrical appliancesand luev. lx. Luraen or hen.|.u'd :-.»to mllure satisfactory service.!._ .ameakons.tu the euninr. at 7:3-'Ll fm- .mn mn. mmf be nla e e d as not a modem home.I., ls like-
more we now have the airplane,
another modern invention and an-
otlier wonder of the present ago.
Imagine if you can al. person thirtyl
years ago meeting up with an air-|
liev. za. C. Carlsen ..,.n;¢.-_ .|.1f§i,,,'{i,', ';i;if»;.;;.§ ji§1I='2>rI11é`§é£¢1 land thus Dresents as many nal|ning off nicely by making one or
o.'"1:. s. ms ~-|rw.\sAs'r KENSINGTON a l l '\
) l g seventy-nine native trees.his usual interesting talks.Hr:
n l l l n n i vm l l l a . m u l M r s .\ V n l f t b l
Nlelsen, dc un at. lJ..t|.lB. Lbllugtf, will amd mu s t be f o u
sp ea k...lf c e t. hi g h an d mu f
[J an nh services wl ll be he ld ° " , n a m e o f th e p a i r :
.Monday af ternoon nt.8:30 p. m. _ i h le f u n n a n d in c
wa h ;Kiev.N e w an d Re v.A R41->"1do no t c o nf or m g,
1 u x g u n n n r 1 0 1 7 l f n n . \ n \ r |i n n h i \ D | 3 I . . . . . . . . £ . . . _ . .. . . . ... »|
f mg one-half H l d V 'PL
z u b n th-in phlnrle g 0 e
;'f» § "Q u i e t M e e t i n g '
EASANT VIEW S. ss.
FE.1ST FA'l`l{i:`$RS-SONS Jays
mah
C RE A ME RY I ' ROGR E £ ' 1 S E S lo ld ne i gh bo r s a nd n : \i c v: ed br i c f l
T his i nti ma te ac qu ai nta rmc whip wit
~Th e off ic i als o f l k e c re amc ry th e m f r d m his boy hood up.
rec eived wo r d rec e ntly th a t th e Th e e vc n i t1g ' s en te r tu i n men tva s
MIA nnnnnunvl sf.n m .n mn ln i i n n rI'n~:f=| l w'ith.n finu lu wh served bv
A c r n wd o f sexenty~si.~<a tte n d - 'On e o f th e mo s t de li g htf u l 0 .T ~
th e I'.1.f.}1Er a n d San nnnr nmf FT SL k n mn n r tn n n wa s held Tu e s e
»dtli\0l' ~ tu " iheld at the 151¢§§§1:{fi}¢\§"§éf1;`éi if ~..ay a wrnoon, at the home ofMrs.Regular Meeting of Chamber of h°'W' under the aus "plum of thu Ralph Vnnton of wesi.Llrfcoln Enthusiasm High inCommerce Wm Very Poorly At- sflnday School lust Frilay eve- btreet.Mrs Vinton was assisted
nm .for Big 1='»»3:1,m1 Ga
ARES RECORD tended and N0 Buninene of lm-i ,.~'5i.,... ....__ £..;\_....T "EE ""f"?ff"1'I'°?f .lf__if'I Blair mi Tekmnnh.
l . i l \ | 0 & | \ . l l U s l l \ u s . | . \ l » | u | \ \ » \ l . | |1 » \ s » ¢ | | \ . ¢ i ' ; & r [ l E I b a f f 4¢\ | | \|
T h e e v v n i l q ;. » e r v u : e w i l l b e m l " " 'i h e m .
..I r f \Bla ir H ig h
me Be twe e n
I s A n n u l l
un:||C\.\:r.w.>aa;ua nu.nu n'o f th e c m a m e r y bu i ld i n g h m
shipped.Th i s me th ai
n n mn le ti o n o f th e b u i llli n k i
;"i§;L}§ Ink!
L the cvel
s near tice
".a.;5,;a "N`éi§hi§»}§" fu 'QE-.sgil
ryom:present did ample _'jui-aml when the guelh dem# !
(
pun wun law. bdnlv ll lalll u. u.mmt llama ||pe.|.king.ERENB
y's services upen at 2:30p. na. with Danish communion :er-1
- u - -- _ - n
CA RD M A N
M
» Jeppcrsen set a new record
;the corn huakers in lhe
ml locality for this year
he husked 140 bushels in
ay and 500 bushels in fourduring "the pus! meek..
na Loses
._\.v.|.y-wur runners and sons su!Doriance \\ °" Tnnsacted.7¢oge|.her ut the tables and enjoyed
.ilhe Wvper prepared by the com-
LlTl`Ll'I /INTEREST IS Sll0\VN1mittee who were assisted hy Dellu
9Nelsun,Mildred Iverson, FlorenceA short semen of the Chumber|Dixon. Viva and Vera McGowan,
cf Commerce was held on Tuesdny Mr1s. Ted Olinger and Mrs. James
¢venin|¢ at which time only ten of. Paulmn as waiters..the membership including the of~\Lloyd Husk, thc toastmaster, did
Eceri were premn.No biisinesfnhis part in helping make the pro»
born. heard, Mrs. n. n. Drown an'x|
Mrs. George Bates.
Mrs. Vinum brought forih u new
game for the entertainment ol the
hulies which caused considemble
enthusiurn and mcrrimeut.When
scores were added,it was found
that Mrs. Philip 0'ldanlon had the
highest score and she was accord-
ingly awarded a very pretty prize.of importance came UP for dis- Kramasuccess.Mr.Chnrles Hunk!A dainty luncheon was served
eussion and the entire lime was gave u toast m ¢\,,. .,,,,, ,M ur.-.~
fnllnwincr thu , m (Jussi: Event.
\LAST HOME (FAME I-'OR YEAR
Enthmdasm ie running high in
Bla i r jli gh school for the biK
Thanksgiving football game be-
tween Blair and 'l`~:kamah, which
will be held on 'll\nr=\lay hflcr-
noon at 2.50.i
This is the annual classic event
al. hand and it is Lhoughl.now
that busines operations will
Qian somewhere uround Chdstf
mas.
County Fann
Bureau Meetingo
it was with tho warmest feeling "1
friendship for their host and hr rf-
ess.Nor must we forget Lhe be=»n~
ful preaentu that the old fr :flu
prelsenled to them and which -w me
appreciated lo thu: fullest \.l»<:zb
and will bc tnrasured as lf 4; rs
they live.
Mr. amd hits. Wulf were ~ ':.r:D 1
in the Brown Cmek ahurr ,~u|1'h~
vim: in uhurgu ul Rev. N. C. Curl-|Mil(
nun.Tu.: hngliag mmmunion ner-||m¢m|
vice will be held lt 1:30 p. m. '-\'Ȣ;g~durge u! Rev. New.lw n
T|\eDanLlhl.ad1el»\|dv-'illmeel one d
¢rWednesdly qt 2:80 m. w lin- dlw |
( c u m i n . l . . \ l . . Ha n af this
q u .On Thursday evening at 7:30 n
v htemii. L. Jensen of h..1mt.'allwn,I|Ja]Iowa will in English mi un!
Friday zmftérnoon,Mr.IIagcdom
uf Damn and Reé. I. M. Hansen of
Blair wi\l sneak in Danish.Fri-
`l`o York ta k e n u p b y un i n f o r ma l ta lk by f I ' e c k l € S p 0 _ | d £ ; & 1 = ; , ' , . . & ; ' ~
th e president,no o ne e ls e pre sen t]"Fa th ers a re th e examp le o f§[ 1e ir C o mb
. - : . . .¢\ . _ -.. . . _ _ - - . _ l . .t . . a . . . . . . . . ¢ . | \_.....
" °" : " ° " " ' "..1 -a f Blai r ~xpremdent,Mrs.Chas.Mc-between the two schools.Compc~Annual 1\ mslungion Lmmty Farm went. of the ty o 1..\\;~announ¢i?d"i.hat the next tition has_al\flys l¢u.n very ...g Bureau Meeting To Be Held ember 21,;g'=#_,and in:€|;';
#Ann wm .I h»hah!at Lhf and the wlnmmr team has seldom ___ _moved to e arm wuz L.:'§ § L§ § "§ 2 "'§ ¢"ff"§ f°i ». ~ ~ Da n; Vi kings Go Dawn ¢°~n¢f¢¢¢
Dan: and Rev. H_ L_Jensen of Before York College Tu m.
Kimbalhon.The Same Was 19 lo H in Favor
Sltuninn at 2:30. Rev. A. Rav of Yud.1
BBCm.\§1g I 0 n a v e t n v u g u 1 | u . u n : a | . | L 0 ) V l a n a U l € l l B-0113 i n g q { n ' 1 i l l k e n s i n
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\U s u a l l y a t t h i s t i m e o f f . ` h e y e a : ° .n a m e o f t h e p a r e n t s "w a s a g o o d d a t e u r b e d e c i d e d l a t e r i n D e c .T h e g a m e w i l l b e h e l d a t B l a u 'T h e D a t e W i l !B e h e t ' L a t e r .y e a r s a n d w h e n :t h e i r f a n y n {
t h e c l u b i s v e r y a c t i v e b u t f o r f t h o u g h t b r o u g h t o u t i n t h l e n - 2 t h i s y e a r a n d p r a c t i c a l l y e v e r y t w o g i r l s a n d t h r e e b o y s \ . . r »
u n \ f \ ¢ ¢H u m a n a l n h v m n q t h a s n n h $ l l - I i l i f l n r l r h m n u . . . . . : . . . . . _L .1 \F .' } " .»n n \ v ;|t f n u n r t n n n o I d n l .¢ m l n » \ I u l \ | . l n » |\ § - i l l l u n i n n t .f l l ~ f N R R . r \ l .R ! - Z V l F ` l \ V ( | l ~ '~r n n r m l l n l ! L ' l h | l l ' | n ] .
§ i § .é § = d » u ¢ f "" """r r- -1ié`i;fE""`""" guru vy ur. :ueau or mu r a l ." ° ' " " " § 3 3 m C 0 \ n x G
Noreport oi' the financial state-}Music for the evening was fur-.
my o g bgidge °°Eb°ti'f" wnslmh by Mrs. Ffed Peck, Chair,-=About one hundred members of
rn e a fm;many u Hens menéand Howard Da ,|'.he Royal Neighbor lodge attended
would. ma rf' ha ' i t, bu t no "H An invitabiun ns extended "lo all their annual home coming' on last
I l l s l l .D L l l \ F U I o s u u c l l y ' V I I I u n I l l I I I \ l n a 4 \ » ¢ » v ¢ » n .n u n s - - ¢r --- ~t e n d a n e e .I r
This game completen the foot-According to County Agent.
ball career of eigh:high school George Bates,the annual Wash~
Seniors,namely:.fkifled Jensen,imzton County Fzmn Bureau meet-Edwin Lihdatrom, Om llrumbaugh,ing will be h¢Id some time during
Them: chihlrvn nrv all livingirl
this vicinity and were all happy in
the tI.0u;;ht of hemp;able so be
present on this great occasion.
They are Gmmrgie of near Arling-
mussen mid Rev. H. L Jelusen willl
WAS A HARD FOUGHT GAME.weak
me f u ll o f ac tion a n dM O N D A Y A1-'r1=,R1§oo:< CLUB I n a z u
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'I"hi\'Hundav Af ter n oo n C lu b ; f o u g h t an d outplay ed Y o r k Co l-
na lama n?\n\rIr Un k n.\|n l n Inna.|n u m \ L n \ ¢1 \ l n v °) FI .\ l * \ | | \\ ' \ ¢ Q ~
1~°;:_ us 1°N-h¢0l3\nz- f uh gh ;'°:peer wig-us each Su:1dny»v:eek, Wédnesday evening.Hans Aye, Woodrow bxfiar, Leon _nm Inter par; of llccember.Lon,Wllllaun on me name pure,e max mee nz o e am~\'"°f"l\\8' at .en o'cloek.I A number nf letters from diy Anderson,Charles Eliassen and Tentative dates and program will Hans of ncnr Orum :md Mrs. Gobi
n u m ; 1 v \ \ . l u v v |u v n n | |u ; | i : |\ J | | s » 4 "1 \ . 5 \v i . A v n | \ |a w s u . ,v n u ]V U l u v ;L l .H i t c h m a n .M e m b e r s r e s p o n d e d l i v - 1 4 .T h e g a m e w a s p l a y e d o n
t o r o l l c a l i w i t h T h a n k s g i v i n g l t h e B l a i r a t h l e t i c f i e l d S a t u r d a y ,
a n i p - u s . .: N o t a ~A l t h o u g h t h e w e a t h e r
Mi s s An o n Ra t e r a n d Mi s s wa s c hi lly ,th e tw o hun dr ed per-
Lu ei lle K e mp f i lla d the af te r n o o n s un a s s n u b z avd th e wi n tr y b la s t. ,
1\rith'\*er'y en te rtai ni ng a n d in-were we ll re wa rd ed f o r the ir
-l=trm:!i\e artic les o n " F a m o u s tu rn o ut.
Shadcespearian Ac ton :a n d Ac t W i th D a n n de f e nd i n g th e we s t
r e n e e " ..lg v a i " W e a "Anders-on g o t o f f a
Th e C lu b wi ll h o ld tli e i r a n n u a l be au ti fu l ki c k to Y o r k ' s te n y a r dgu e s t eve ni ng f o r th ei r husbands' line.A Y o r k hn lf ba c k ,behind
n e x t M o n d a y e \ ' e \ i n l z D e c .2 n d ,s p l e n d i d i l l t e r i e r e n c e ,i e t u r n e d t h e
In l e h . . .h h t n n h r l i l o . . .r 1 . . . . . i .n u n . . .l 1 . : . . 1 . . . ¢ :u . .l \ . . . . - . . . r . .n n . . . . . . . :i a . . -n . .
be r of C omme rc e c o me s on C hr is t- |
mas eve and the president an;SON-lN»l.AW |nounces that on this account noi
meeting will be held in Decembcnl 4 ...
i lilrs. James :
s P l x s ' r £ n s c o r w m r r l o x li ly o f t h i s c i ty
"[d a y mo r n i n g o
Th e W .R.C.org an iza ti on o f ; i ' r a n k S i mo n o l
th is c ity ,de mo ns trq te d to thermoniu..D r .S isati sfac tion o f th ei r fr ie nd s th a t f l n w o f Mr s .
th ey c a n do we ll wha tever th ey s ets ma rr ie d h e r_
o u t to do.A f t e r b u t a vmek' s5Gr sc e.
pr a c ti c e . th oy _ pu t o n th e c ome dy . l H e h a d been
tant members were read at ru! Curtis Mxynanl.
DF BLAIR cull and a program nf music :\r~ln their last public appearance
WOMAN PASSES nanged by the committee composed before the home crowd these eightlar Miss Lucille Jensen, Mm. Earl boys pmmise to play the beat
Stapleton and fam-Hillman and Mrs. Gorege Nelson game of the year.Tekamah will|
be worked out at the next regular lieb Stork,near Omm, and Mrs.
December Farm Bureau Hhard HarxyLur;\ev\ of nvnrRenr\urm£
meeting, which wlll be held about
December 9 mm.I: is necensnry'Mr. and .Mrs.1-'red Huff loftf'hold this monthly ~. __¢ln£ "?Mondav mnrnlmz for Texaswhom
I
wen: nolifled Sun-
r the death ol Dr.was presented.
A very palatable lunch waf-l Oakland, of pneu-served by the following cammlttee:
'gun wa s a wni n-:Mm Gen.Kuhr, Jr.,Mm.M.tapleton,havln lngerdev and Mm. Nick Thane.
_oldest daughter I»|The evening was one of . the
_ - __.,._.._....
find that they are up against allhnt date on uceount or rremuenlreal footbnll team.Our boys will A. H. Miller nttemling the lnter-
flght hard all the way.naticnal Liveawck Show n Chicago
At :he annual meeting report
PYTHIAN SISTERS nf wcomplishments of the punt
RRANGF HOME C0\llNG yaafs 'work will be given to pro~A huiha hun \.m~\ m»m}m» will h.-
Mr.Hui?will be en\plo_ved fof
Fume time.Mrs. }{uff'n son, Ton*
Powell will remain with lrix mud-
parents, Mr. and Mm. 0. ll. l\'¢~
land in lhin city.
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S c r v i o e d m r i n g '1 9 3 0 .. i | ¥ * 4 | e r y i 3
Invited.Details r¢s=r¢iHK this
meeting will be en lztnr.
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r .e v e n m g N o v .2 2 a t t h e B .F .D . ' u p w t h e t i m e
K ¥ " m -a r k t o o k t h e P i k f l k i n ° ; ' ° §f o l . ;h a n t o a g u m !d n a a u d i e n c e .m a n i a ..
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| ; h " '" " ' : " ' " § ` i S f Ke'¢§§E of "rro|¢s»r Mauovor".~ful' iriends.2 .-" "The hdi e s dressedi thcl Pane l °|Llne.With Tllden,B°"df" John~ clothes oi' by-gone ullys and lzokd Tu ra setnoes m n held an
son and Rogers dm =r m l k of!d a m n me 1 :ru u m g m y oan at o ma n d
Dn.na'|forward wali for lArge 'm o s s z " U burial,.made at Craig,_spinners of those times.Nels.§ = ' " g j ; o g ; ° ' _ _ § " , " ° " ~It would, indt'ed,hebe a vain sb-Q T
'te t i o n t i n t ""in-ml '.wucbdomnn A forward plan 1wrxed{,;'f."_,3; ws" _H po d de slgict chnnnd '¢et
by Fuzzy Tilden w Rav M -or 1 hands repeimy._______ .......¢....._ __ _______ _ing the eniy dm before woman A n w l a - w m v m f 'l'h¢=nn¢i m.
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one.Ro ll a ll was nnmexed by Cnninctawarded for clay sur-
\exses of poetry.hd n g Hlg h wl y No. 20 between
A program of muqic and Nad-Kilgore and Crookshm.
lx-gs was presented and a short Plnttsmoulh-Quarters formerly
lddmsn by Dr. Mead on Pythiqn-omupled by H.M.Snea-
iem, was enjoyed hy All.Bme k-Mrs .Badl's Gen'l Store
Letters were read fram the i'nl~|moved to new location.
1_- 1 .__u - a a ,amcusnowill take plac e D ec ember n n, c onfr
medén nr nt 10 a . m.S p e d d m e t h
in gs ir ill b e h eld d ur in g thu we ek ,
after no on a n d evening.Re v.N .
C .("ar lsen , Ro y al, Io wa. and RM'
A . V .Neve , B ere sfo rd,I o wa , wi l'
b e present.Ney. 30»~
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Episc opal baz aar a m #
Iowinp;shawn:me mb e r s :M r s .L P a v i n g a n d s u r f lc i n
n u-...|ua..-cm....|1u......|¢n»\¢|n n Ill n h wn v H n '75 Yr
s pragmmnm Omaha I1* m ngnnlinn md the pal-
m cordially lnvlfn you to be I/iii
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H. Nldle n.
u v c n l u g \ \ \ m u 1 |m e n u ,u u n n l : n . | u : |l i l l u l u u v u | | | B | | I 1 I I ;: '4 » - -r e a l l l o o k i n g M r s .R o s a c u b e n .f z o U n i o n p r o n 1 ° e 2 H 1 I l 8 r a p i d i y .d i n
b i g f e e d .- - .h l g y w o o d w M a y w o o d C o o p e r a t i v e n e r .
s e e ' r m E t l t e r p r i a e f o r p r i c e s o n C n l m e r y f o r g a n i z e d a n d p l a n s m c .* I -
o n .o \1 n i _ . - . . . l . .J - . .¢ e u \ n l : 4 § ¢ ;n l } n \ " » | f n | | »n n n n I \ n : . |l i n
----~ w="-» W '-'"= '"""=" "'°|beeame the independent c r e a u l r e p m v e d w i t h ~put the ball in seorimz P°'"i°'!:she is today.g my Springi-Jky Spring;
"BiI\"Rodl!u'8 u m a shifty linel A number dis@insulsh¢-d them- opentive Creamery opnncd tu
(Contixzuw on. gags four)<an¢mue¢ onqugg eight)public-
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NEWSKENNARDTHE
Plain ly . thou.responsibility rest-
ed upon none oth er th a n Ginger.
an d Glmzo r squ ared her shoulders
tn rec e ive lt.Li ur i or y wal la c k in g
ln sz rvn gn h of vh nra c tvr no muc h
wa s mrlcient.B u t Hi r a m Bric k-
wor lh . n ow-~ he wa s a min is ter . he
mu st have m m e rig ht pinc ipla
wi thi n -- u n nppc n!to hi m,per-h:1p=--¢:In;:f-glrorrvtzod that she
muh! nnt r-nilro 3 abandon Mnrjnrg'I n her o wn rnls;;uhlefI \\uys=m.Th e
hmm: fo r the h llmI~ was un i ts may
Ginqer
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Harriet, Hall izame home Sunday
evening.She has been visiting hersister, Mrs. George Owens at Car-
rol, Neb.
Rev. Jansen was in town Thurs-day soliciting for the Nenraaka
Childmzfs Home.
Nic Fhedrichsen has purchased
the lower floor of the Home Stain
Bank Quilcllng.He intends to
don, Bobbie Plugge, Enid Hillman.HEAL THFUL SWEETS
Fae Wright,Dollivcr Za i e r andi _FOR CHILDREN
hisjteucher, Miss Finch.T ey ;\nd|
n o\ly time playing games n ter . .h' h 1 h ,-"d_D ,Wholesome TI\anksg\vmg_( o r:eu§w4u:¢f»n3f nicesegifcs.mmy|Christxnas) sweets for ne ch1ldre}¢T
mny be made from fruxt.These
Ii
vuu BAKING POWDER
nl cn:wr
swéeta are more healthful for the
u n a u a s n i n n n Q h u r l ~| ; ( ' h !l. ll0 $Il' " "'°"?"" " " ' " " " '" " _ " ";,,1_llvclyn Knowlton was I uurmuy nuucx,numarc |5\.hv.u§J;"";5'£§';°,- §';1m§.vemngiféatgrény evening dinner gucsi at bsmm, Raymond RQWUWUW-
N g n g Misfeldt visited Mn-s.thc Rudolph Wiese home.Cimus B,80-90%--Evel}n A.n
rs.--.A\l..-.4 .....a IInfru 'l{:1\ltlk are flcrs-nn. Ruth Brown,Howard Fam
'Pho nrriinzarv hnlcinz no1.r.d¢\r r~r¢wimrn A |;round fruit CEllldYis;.;;§"s;a'r2"""' ,,;,"g;,;;, I£I§'i`»`-"'a i gn i p a rt s J r
| cinnamon rolls md used as das, raisins, figs and nuts. Someaert.Often a housewife his co nut may be used.Grind thru
John Marshall Wednesday Bite!-'Aluern.uuu ......,-....___L Albert Hansezfsnoon.| plckmg corn ad.Lmes Larson l{»\).PR J.Chnstensen and Alverm Paul an 'x »"-v».............a .ml l.\."l@ I{o'm='*1baurn
by Ethel I-Iueston _
Illustrations by ~Irwin Myers g
C u It h t . b y B u b b a I l r r r l i l 4 % .m f r W S U s e rvi ce s
i l .f i r m e s l n b i i s l u r a w l l l .Il .w a s t r u
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I _.- . \ . n . . »n l n | n l \ l "( l f ¢'l l|l |.
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U19 PllfLlllIRM: va ll lvuu v -mon£h's groc eries. o delicate opera-tio n f or the ey ea An appeal. then.
no I l lr n m Bu c k wor th .
Th e ne xt mor ni ng before brook-
fmzt.Glnsrer.ale rt an d wa tc hf ulo
b g u m we r e de lig h te d F`;r§du.y ove-o n ly a f e w mo me n ts to vr e wi y v
o m g wh e n M r .a n d Ml- L Ha r l a n d th e dessert an d is uzz led b t
- ,.| 'I L .'Fr e nc h a n d mo m M r u r l M fu.h P a o uGe o r ge Me nk i n g Mr . a ni 1 1 Gt__vs a , s h e sho uld ma ke .Below le1r . th r o u g h th e c hop per en o u g h g r a -
**s |a re c ip e f or r o lls whi c h ta ke s o nlyf o r d Fr en c h an d c h i ld re n an d Mr .,nL.\..6 .,___,.J-.. .........\......o\ n o n
the fo od c h op per twic e.A d d s o me
le mo n juic e f o r fla vo r i n g .P u t
ha m c r a c k e r s to ma k e th e mi xtu r e
\ . . . l l A ¢ . » - » l | ¢ ¢ . u L n ¢ r n ' n | n F n l l k
wo r e S u n d a y \ i s 1 t- u r s a t we mu m nuy mo.-u .H ..(iotrusc h home.,s p e n t Sun day af te rn oo n wi t h A r -Ak i ns , Flo re n c e Hall, B u r
M r .l a n d M m .Chas.Mi s f z td t th u r K a i m k .sen,Gwe n d o ly n J ohnso
c n te r td i no d Sa nd ay i n hon or o f Lo u i e a nd Gu s Ka h n k a re p n c k -J e nk in s,:K athe ri ne Lo r a
1-ffm J » n n ' H n m. b i r th d a y .' i n g c o m f o r W m .Ha n s e n n e a r Mi ller , B ea tr i c e P ri tc h ar d
"'¢L..|.............t>..|1.llInnenn"`ii`r.'§1§1" 'tins is 'Gorehama n d L e o n a r d we r e Su nd ay s up pe r
fgue sts a t th e pa re ntal,F r a n k
Gu nn er h ome.He r ma n Ga so e r a n d L ou i s Gor e -
h n m h a u le d h o g s to Oma h a S u md a y afte rno on.Is t the C h ar le s
Bennington tins woes._Liliion Kahnk is staymg at the
home of her sister,Mrs.Wm-
Ha n s e n an d f a mi ly n e a r Be n r u n g -
ton . at pr es en t.Mr . a n d Mrs . J o hn Sh u ltz c o li c d
w c h home S und ay
M . L ' ma n Gu mb o wa s a F r i -after noon.__da y Zu n i . . g u e s t a t : E e L e o n S u m*M a r i e ~ L 1 l _K a h n k vi s i te d
n e r h o me .' a t tlf e C h n s W n c ho me S atu rd a y
Mr s .D o r a Su mn e r an d son,eve nlmf.
Leo n we re Su nd ay even in g vis itor s*
n t th e A lp h a Hn wk i n s ho me i n
Ar li n g to n .
PEACEFUL HILL
Tho se wh o we r e o n th e ho n o r
ro ll th i s mo n th ar e :Do r o th y
W ie- se. Marvin W ies e, J ac ki e Ru hr!
and Corinne 'W ric lm
Mr. and Mr s. Cha rle s W ric h n nd_
da ug hter s c alled n t th e He n r y
M I .h u i sir...i f c .K u h r and W ri c h h ome in Blai r Sa tur da y eve-
f aemily ri.=EtrȢl n t th e Hur ley J e n-1 ;1i ng
n f n h o me i n Arlingtozx Sunday .
Mr .and Mr s .He n r y W es c ma nn
x.:.1 fwrnily Uhitérd at th e J u liu s
S e ll: h o me ne a r I r vin g to n o n la s t
Sund ay .Mr . a nd Mr s. H. C . K uh r a tte nd -
d 1 - h e golden annive rsary o f M r .
an d Mr s . C la u s W ulf a t the M. W .
A .'} a ll a t B la i r Thu r s d a y eve n i n g .
r.and Mr s .T o m K n i e p we re
Su n d a y vi s i to r s a t th e Pete W u lf
h o me near Elk ho rn Su n d ay a fte r -
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L U' I H E R . » \ N C HU RC H,
K E N N A R D
K n u d Lar se n,Pa s to r
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Sund ay ,Dec e mber 1, th er e wi l l
be no servic es a t Ke n n ar d ,Or u r n
or W as hingto n on ac c oun ts of dedl-
c a ti o n s er vi c e s a t Th e F i rs t L u th -
er a n c h un e h i n B lai r .
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le r , K e nn e th Hi llman , Ru s s ell J o h n
so n , F lmer J np p .A li c e Ma e K i m: -
d o n , E lla l. a u tr u p , I ' a u l Peter son,
Ma r i o n Za ig er ,D o r i s And er so n,
Ha z e l K e ll e y , Ma r ti n L a r s e n , No b
m e Fr en c h , Geo rg e Fai rc hild.
Th e r e a r e th r e e na me s i n C la s s
D a n d C la s s E .
Pu p i ls Ne i th e r Ab s en t No r T a n d y
Th e f o llo wi n g pu p i ls we r e no i -
tlmer ab se nt n o r ta r d y f o r th e
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mo n th o f No ve mb e r :Ru th B i * 0wn ,
C l a m Ci n c y ,Ho w a r d Fzxirchild
I r m a Ke lle y ,E l la La u tr up , K illi n -
er in n I-Tiller,A m a le e Ro se nb au m,
Ita;.'n\o1\¢t-fitosenbnurrn, Lyle Rosen~
b n u m,No r ms .J a n e W a r d ,Do r i s
And er se n,Rus sel Casey ,Be r th a
Ha n s en , Gwe n d oly n J o h ns o n ,Bea-
tri c e Pr i tc h a r d a n d Ka th e r i n e
La rs en .
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So p ho mor e Clas s I f o te s
T h e F r e s h me n Clas s o f '29 en -te r te in e d th e S o ph o mo ze c la ss a n d
a i !th e teac hers a t a " H a r e : md
Ho u n d Ch a s e "F r i d a y e ve n i n g a t
4:45.A t 4 : 1 5 th e F r e s h me n le f t
th e sc hool hou se a n d ma d e tr a i ls
th r o u g h alli es a n d d o w n th r o u g h
di f fe r en t o ld bu ildi ng s,etc .,a n d
the S oph or no res a nd M i s s T h o m p
son a n d Mi s s Do rn ac ke r,w h o
we r e hou nd s,we r e to E n d th e
I-`r f»s hmen an d Miss Fin c h a nd Mr.
Eg g e r s ,wh o vere th e He r es . b E :
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THE STORYcz-1A!*'h=:n u l - - w n n . u n s m . M r .To lllve r leaves for Chicago.EddyJac kson bring! smother friend, Alex-ander Murdoc k,wh o ho n y s hasjustreturnedfr om 9.tour of thewor ld,to the parsonngn.Glnxer.whos-0 h u r t i n n o t o n her two mia-ter n ma kin g ri c h marriages rli elen
ls ensnuxed to a professor of mutha.matic s Horn:0 Langley . poor In thevro:ld| goodu, in at llrll. elated. butbecomesc hilled at th e announc eme nt tha t Mu : do r k la wo r k in g In 1"c h ai n" gr oc e r;store Obvi ously no
"c ntc h."G i n n r thinks.and nnubnlllrn.' Mr Tolliver returns. his ere:-Gnimr ruved and the do c to rs giving
M m mle ho ne .CHZAPTISR I---ln the usually quiethomeofRevMr.Tolllve r.leth-od is t min i ster ln th e sma ll to wn o fRedThrush.luwa,tilt molhe rle bldavnhrern, Helen. Miriam, und Ellen- " G i E l i " -b u n " n r r o r r . -m , e r a u r n y ui n g "t h e i r D i s h F M n r j o r y f o r p a r t i a l -
p n t i o n i n I l i a " b e a u t y p a e a n l "t h a t
e v e n i n g .w i t h E d d y J a r m m m o s -
n e r u u n y o u n g t n r m e r n h e r e s c o r t .
H a r j o r r l e a v e s f o r t h e a n t i c i p a t e d
c r l u m u .
c u . wr s n I I - - Uve r wo r k a n d n o r vousn lr lln attend ant on the b ulld-lng o f a ne w c h ur c h to replac e theoutgr own struc tu re p u aff ec te d MrTolllve r'c eyes to tho point otthrultoue d blindne ss. and h e ll tor~hidden to use them. t.ho\.l¢h c ontlnuins to oc c upy hln pulult..(linker hastriedInmanywa y :to add to tue!a.mHy'| :tender inc ome.bu t sh e Innot dl|¢c onrn§*d.Mnr jo ry . with E d-dy J a r ki o n and n friend he intro-duc el u Tu b Andr ews returns lntriu mnh.ac knowledged the prizebeautyandwi th fltty dollars lngold, the c hief prize.Sha :Ives the
mo ne y to h er f ath er a s pa rt o f th eexpanse nec essary for the trntmerntot his ey es by c h lc n ro :ne c a lln u.
C H A P TE R W - M n r j o r y un wi t-tln tzy gi ven Gi nge r tha ger m o l' anideawhic h may ni l the parnonngetresnur .Sha ans an up ual. ln thef o r m J n . c hu in letter . K ..the do-
nation of n glme_.ror_§ "fjafqonnge
sa w h tm wa lk i n g d o wn the US$2-
stone pn th lmtwc e n the r o ws o f
Bowers.in ha li ng greet breaths o t
th e fresh mo rn in g nlr,hi s e n ti r e
manner nnd c ou ntenan c e reflec ting
a s m u t an d satisfied c on ten tme nt
wi th the wor ld e t lu rg e .She hur-
ri ed d own. a n d jo ln ml h lm.
" M n Bnc k \vm1 h."she hr-:an
li rmly , "e xc us e me f or b uttlng i n- -
and i t really |sn't n thi ng a ga in st
hln rjor y , y ou k no w. f or s he ls ju st
ns nic e ns she seems to be-»'*
"I sh o uld s o y s he ls ! "
" Hu t I' \e k no wn he r n lon g llme .
an d really .she is n terrible tlirt,
though nl heart she dor~sn`t mean n
lhinr : hy lt.I d o u ' l k n ow wh e th e r
ho h r s to ld vn u I me un -~Yo u$5 n _" "sofa n is a lr e a d y a r r a n g e d - "
" I I llo n 'Yo u ¢lnn't mean th at
hlswrjnry--t}\:1t she In enga ged --"
Th e use o f the wo rd rullevoml
her.Sho wus flmllm; it iln nc c n unb
nh ly lmr d to express he rs elf in n
vrny thnt would gain the desired re-
su lt. witho ut c o mmittin g he r se lf to
falsehood."\\'e!l. y es. In n way .Not exnc ft-
ly eng age d. y ou u nde rstand . b ut it
ls ull understood. if y ou know \\hi1t
I mean."Th e br ig ht rudmllness
wo n t su d d e nly o ut o f Hi r a m B u r k
wnr th 's fac e." I under stand en-
tirely too we ll.You are a ;:ood_
sport for tippi ng me off.I seo."
A n d th en h e we n t quic kly ln-
doors . and said noth ing e lse.Th e
npn on l to Himm 'Bu c k wo rth ha d tn
rleed reaped results nfter n fashion.
hut Ginger slid not foe]very we l!
plensed.tll r n m Buc kworzh.:xi-
ullh n ug h an y thi ng h u t a ro mh ntlc
figure,wa s u u lw c h a p .An d the
shocked look o n his fnce,th e
a n d Mr s .W .B .Ro s en b au m a n d
Lxrmly c ame in .to help Ciy de c ele~
b r u te his bir th da y .The eve ni n g
wa s sp en t p la y i n g c ards af ter
wh i c h a u e lic i ou s lu n c h vos s ewc d
Gi f f o r d Fr e nc h wa s a h l e t o g o
b a c k to wo r k Mo n d a y mo mi n g o f t-
e r h i s lo n g illness.H e flr imm a
tr u c k f o r C h a s .Bates.
Mrs.Lamb returned Tuesdayaf ter h a vi n g spent sever al da y s
vis itin g at he r br othe r' s i n Li nc oln.
Mr s. S a ra h S wi ha r t an d Mrs . I -I .
C.E d wa r d s we r e F r e mo n t c all-
er s Mon d ay .
F l t d K r a m e r o f Fu lle r to n nr ri
llelem Berry of S\:isu}'i<°l were Sun
eitly di nner :g uests o f Mrs. E. Deny
Mr s .Ne ls Pete rsen z=er.ur:1cfl o n
Thurs day eveni ng a fter hz-vireg en-
5~'§ ed several :la y s vis it vsith ! e r '
¢'aughfer,Mr s .B m Gli ss nlan fgf
Benson.
» Mrs.Cly de L .Ro s en b au m .ond
Mr s .Gi f f o r d Fr e nc h s h o p p e l i n
01m.'n1 Tue sda y .
A . H . T h e g e o f F r e mo n t , wa s a
c aller i n | K enn: | rd Tues day .
Mr s . E lme r W r i g h t a n d Mr s . H.
E d w a r d s an d da u g h te r we r e i n
F r e mo n t Th u r s d a y .
Mr . a n d Mr s. Or vi lle Ne ls o n a n d
i n f a n t s o w vi s i te d a t th e ~ C a s h -
ma n h o me Sa tu r da y n ig h t.
Pe ar l Ha n s e n c a me h o me f r o m
Bi ni r S un d ay mo rn in g to s pe nd th e
dry wi th her p are nts , r eturn ing ; 5 .1
th e eve ni ng .4
Mr s . Ha r r y A . A n d e r s on n f n e a r
He r ma n , c a me W e dn e sd a y e ve ni n g
to spend a c ouple o f da y s w i t h
h e r par ents,M r .and Mr s .A .C.
i é teaspoon sa lt
l l P l l v l b L u u t :u n p z t y u t a u u a n .
2 c u ps f lo u r
4 te as po on s ba ki ng po wd e r
nuru l.u5r:u|1:r.»r v u u u h u nu n" ,ba lls , o r p ats a n d r o ll in c o c o sn ut
or s ha ve d p e an u ts o r di p in to .me lt
e d fo nd a nt.Th e pas te m a y b e
sh a pe d in to a lon g ro ll a n d s li c e d ,
a n d ro lle d i n g mn u l n t e d o r p o w-
der ed su ga r.
2 te as po on s su ga r
3 ta ble spo ons f a t
"A c u p mi lk
Pr e pa r e bisc uit do ug h f r o m th e
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ll u r p r m elib er ally wi t h raisins,c i nn a mo n §. § ?1 ' . §. " " §. 1 .f f ' §Z' . I" ' £§ ~ "" " " `° " '
u n d b r o wn sug ar.Ro ll u p a n d G IZ 1 ]d P ' f s o th
c u t h 1 p l _|ro n s a n -ava m:o u..hg;';'==s g ? n d ; c lo s e to |1.ocust stre et c o mple te d . f r o m
8 *T " I n a e ., Gr e e n M i ll to b r i d m.
|P lu tts mo u th - - C o n tr a c t n w n r d w
Br o wn vi li e - - Ro a d building u n -f o r road wo r k o n n e w h i g h wa y
de r wn y f r o m A u b u r n east to th i s le nd in g f r o m he re to Mi s s o u r i
place.lri .Ig e.
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d l retwmcd to the church buse-
me n t wh e r e th e y g a ve u s a nic e
sup pe r,c ons isting o f sandwi c hes,
plc ldes,p o ta to salad,c ak e,cocoa
a n d je llo.A l t e r w e h a d su pp er
th e y h a d a s h o r t p r o g r a m. Th o s e
ta k i n g p a r t we r e Mr . E g g e r s , ' A d -
d ms s o f Gr e e t i n g ; M r . L a m b , A d -
d r e s s o f we lc ome ;vi o li n so lo b y
l l n v Ro s e n b a u m:d u e :b y He le n
Ho me m r the Bunn."wmc n m el l z n l "E . Tu lllve r .Treasurer."and
mend : to th ree women whole nn mea: h o had :een ln A nav/lnauer.l uothertowns.ur g in g thorn to con-llmxe th e chaln.Sha g n u resultsl t once an d h o l s her nr oh lr m lrsolved.qu le lln g unac ceptablethou glxu a n to u se u ron rla ty ol her
act by reaaonln¢th at her appeal
really ll to r n h o me fo r th e b li n d .har fa the r.Helen 1| married.and
\ E \ V ! l th e n u n o n a n -
C H A P TB R V - T h e doc to r:ha v-lng or der ed f o r Mr .'ro lllvnr coun-» ~. l r -vm toon ln nlenty .wl l h
atrnngc .n u n .s m c x e n uma.. mutouc he d hor henrt.He h n d lo o ke d
anrry .Gln ger dh l not en jo y s ec lug
people lonk sorry , not even tllsgust-
lng p rele ndor s wh o pu wc d und held
ln\nds_llre nkla sl. usu ally su c h a my and
cheery nwnl,pr oved n n xxwkwnrd
nc c n slo n. lllr nm Rnc kwor th sm- med
every Inc h n mln ls te r.uns mllln g.gra ve, a nd sli my ro rmnl. He talk ed
exc lus lvely l o Allan J en kln s.an d
no t ve ry c nle rtalnk lg ly . He dld no t
Ho lme s .Mr s . L e o n a r d E . P e te r s o n e n wr ~
ta i ne d Ai d o n 'l' hu r s da y .A la r g e
nu mb er wer e pr es en t an d nll gr ea t-
ly e n jo y e d the a f te r n o o n .
Mi a . Ca r l W a r d l\ a d de n ta l wo r k
d o n e b y D r . Gd a n i tz la s t F r i d a y .
Mr s .P a u l No e ll h a s n o t been
ve r y we ll th e pa s t we e k du e w
h a vi n g h a d te eth extr ac te d a n d
de n ta l w o r k done.Ma r i e Rosen-
b a u m i s c a r i n g f o r h e r a n d h e lp -.l Kennard Garaée
ead Bargains?
uy a tire és good
Long Wonder Bread ~
(Full 1% lb, Loaf)Leonard an d Ma x in e Pritchard.
Aft e r the pr og ra m eve ry one
pla y e d g a me s . Th os e p r es e nt we r e
M r .L a mb ,M r .Eg g e r s ,Mi s s
Fi nc h,Mi s s Th o mp s o n , Mi s s D o r -
|m:u:lcer,Mi s s Ne n d te ,a n d Mi.-is| Burkholdc -r,Ali c e Ma tz c n ,Els i e
Buc k,Le o n a r d Mi lle r ,Ha r v e y
l.Kn uds en, Ma ria n Rose nba um, .Gr c t-
complete rest. Eddy J nc kuon inviteshi m to s ta y o n h ln f um. wi th Mlr l~urn to care for hi m.J oplin West-taury , trenurer of the c hurc h hoard.arr ang e:for a substitute Hi r a mBu c k wo rth,_iuat gradunted fr om s\theologic al seminary .to take Mr.'I'olllcar's plac e for a while.MrBu c kwo rth arri ves and makes hishomoa t the pnrconagc.a."z»-wirls
guest."
on .1 Dfrntn V I - M r .Itn c kworlh'c
lo ok a t Mar jo ry . who' h ad c o me in
n li ttle l a te wlth her umm!br ig ht
mor nin g r adi anc e.B u t her rudi-
'in ve was o f s ho rt d ur ati on . fmllng
swif tly to sta rtled. wid e-e y ed won-ilc rlng She had no nppetlle. t y er!
idly wi th hor for k.an d k her
eyes upon hls face.curiously .us
tho vgh her ey es were aeelalng
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i m; wi th th e h o u s e wo r k .
i r .a n d . M m Ge or ge Hi l lm a n
onter ta in ed fr ie nd s Surldny .th e
oc casion bei ng Mr .Hiii1nar.'..
bi rthd ay .
Hi lt o n Rho ad es wa s 1 bzzsircva
c l ll e r i n K e m a r d Bllondny.
A .N .And er so n,salesznali f u l
the 1n1;ernotio_nul Ha r ve s te r Ffa.,:
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.Ma r i o n Ma r s h a ll, J o h n Ro s e n b a u m
:J Uh ll Lars:-n, Carl 1,:s.urilzon, John
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un§B;IE3i12E`adi1iirr{z\5n for Ma rjory,
nn er u at¢>rz4 mani eat rlnrasure nlhisatten tions arouse G nge1'to nPenneofdnmrerandwntc hfulnena.I t ls nn!hvr Idea that Marjnryshouldln:thr-wire or n.f\r:\\iir:|II\[nvnull-n minlstvr.\'Le:\thUry tcII-Mr Ir»lli\<r llln lh u r r h tr u : lHH
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Pe n n in g to n, s p en t Su n d a y vi s iti n g
Mr .an d Mr s .He n r y Piu gg e.
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|F r e d J ones QI Ho o p e r wa s a l l r '=g» ~-=..--~.r
nn!l.n\Gn Krinnnfrl '|"nr-zdew..L ."* " """ " . * ',, .-...~AI1-Ir. and Mrs. H. C. Blaco vis~'[li mi re la ti ve s i n F r e mo n t Sumla w.5
Mr. a nd Mrs. Mike And erso n £' ll¢l 1
Mr s. Ch r is tin a Mi lle r wer e S u nd a y 1d i n n e r g u e s ts a t E lme r Mi ll v f s .|
Mr s .A f t J e n s e n c ler ked a t ' h e *
Be rr y sto re F r i d a y wh i le Mr .an d
Mr s. Ch a rle s B er r y wer e i n Omah a
. M r s .P a u l Petersen atte nd ed a
fu ne r al. i n Oma h a Sa tur d ay .|
W a lte r Eg g e r s ,F a e Dorrmacker :
a n d Ma r y Ma r g a r e t F i n c h a tte n d -F
ed a sho w in Blai r W ed ne sd ay eve-
ni ng .\La s t Thu r sd a y , Do n n? No e l! c e l-
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Ke n na rd , Neb rl
sy r up ,Pa r c u n a Qgnr u n u o n n
Ccukirmg apples.Slic e; tinom cross-
wi se i n th e de si r ed s iz es a nd c oo k
i n th e sy r u p u n ti l te mle r b u t no t
sur ro tdc d b y ap p le r i n g s o n u
mu s h .Co o l, a n d s e rve th e ro a s t
la r ge p la tte r .Ap p le s ma y a ls o b e
ba k e d wi th p or k c h o ps : md s e r ve d
ns a g a r ni s h .
lmme.(Hmrvr was sjrsts\| n:\tir: numl
ortlerly .'1I|¢-so nn go is wo re tn lm
lnnmocl.Sn wi th was te basket in0110 Imml, lnntf.-rn In the other. Blu:
mmlc hor waly carefully over thennr ru w be ams, u nd d os vo the wah
bly ladd er.
She noted, c omfortably . that the
two doors renmluerl closed as s ho
had lo ft them.an d a pleasantlynoothingstillnesspervndedthe
house.Sof tly . I mpp ily , with was te
. i n . r f u lly ."IIloe=o nro fur tht*l\\'i11s."sim
nm=\\rrfwl.flushlrm.°'I'vt°snllnll).I
n m nut InI.\:|Lstu!In l|L'nlI!)pr c p `
mo ti on s. "The tluy [\11!I50tI dolly. n httsy tiny,
ns: Salitlriittys nlwny s :trv In pnrsnn
ugos \»1.herP nrrntlgmulonts ll\f'nl
\\1l}S leru lin:up to Ihr*olinlnvllo
Snhhutln.[ H m m lhzc kwnr tll ro:nuined do wn to wn for lnnc lleon.
Ztiurjnry.a sltll,wh ite Mn rjor y ,
( )(( 'u é u y 1 . 1 6 / ' f l l l l f / ' a m y o u r e . / l ' 0 ( . ' £ ' I '
coN'r|NENr AL BAKERY
basket an d lu n té i n f s h e slipped l»usi}ed l1ersclf in n studied way
mman d tho c ur ve o f th e c lr vnlnr nhnn! the work ot the hnum;-.Ant]
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stairc ase and stopped. She stopped
ughnst. elec trified. apellbound.F o r
beneath her. b efore ber very ey es.there lay revealed n sc ene whose
un ulte ru ble di sg us tlng ne ss was b e
vnnrl hor 'nnwer of desc rlntlon-
liilLn'ér"i5 Ll§ ee ve nlng wa s a n in-
c reneirwiy | mirf(ul repetition of the
morning ~=gs1=W he n tl;dishes were done. fim-
:zer ronulred In the veralndu.Mi s s
rmmm-u..mm.m,=.,,
fn I "-f;.";|.i;1|;-i..; 1-Blnlin I.; T|¢m.l lienklni llll mere. alone. |olemnl!|....";;.,,;i;,"»;;\;;.;;'f LQ- ....;' ;;:;;;n i mckimz.
rs Margie?"ont to bed.She has n1'll &l""`|`i -I I "ii""'-1.\'|iére's1:2.a';.."°° .2:||_'|n':£:|,::* .:'.....:I *She 1°
u u ; . " | v n ; »H 1 w m a u w .. . . _ - v ,\ . . . . . . h , ._ . . _ -_ ___assa w tw o Ug u r e s - h e r sister,Mar-headache."Oh,I soo."Gin ger we n t un-
lm':.*. and Hiram I3uc kworLh';1vhnm stairs.a n d knoc ked gently a t her
nlrc had left behind their lfparuto slstvr's floor.
closed doors not twenty minutes "Pm In ln
previous.By what |lrangelntuiI.I\e volvo In nn:n
ad."c alled a muiiied
ver.enc d the door,nnd
inert wmfnml zo me I f
ness eac h ha d disc overed.behind
tho se lmrrlm: do om, th at me o the r G l m z e r o p
w e n t l n ." I
I c o u l d d o n l
a n h e . "S h e s
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1;-`i¥»`|n}§"fE{17§6dr handu r n s d n u n a n d l n w f n th is n n n a m n nI u .u u a l u h n u l a h \ um e e t i n g g r o u n d o f t h e H v l n g r o o m
l m l n w G i n z v r n e v e r k n e w - n o r e v e n :ine her sister u sharp
n hnnn n| \|nfr "
AL.
* " " u - '__.._...w h i c h h a d m a d e t h e l n i l l a l m o v e .
B u t o n e f a c t w a s e v i d e n t - t h e r e
t h e y w e n .
O n e -n i 'H I r n m ' u a r m s w a s a b o u t
h e r s l s £ e r ' s s h o u l d e r s . a n d h i s f r e e
h a n d w a s f o n d l i n g v e r y g e n t l y .
lUUl\a | U | . | I l :u\ . i . u \ . . ; u n" I t h i n k I ' m g e t t i n g l m y f e ve r , "
s a i d M a r j o r y ." M y e y e s s t i n g .I ' m
g n l n g t o s l e e p n o w . " G l n r z e r . n t , t l » l s
d l s m l s a a l ,t u r n e d t o w a r d t h e d o o r .
" A n d G i n g e r ,d o n ' t y o u ' g o a n d
t a l k a b o u t l t t o - M i s s J e n k l n s - o r Iverycoresslngly ,th e s of t gold ol'
her ho ir.Md rjor y herself.plainly
not ln o e ou tdls tan c ed ln madne ss.
wa s ra is in g he r so f t wh ite li ng er s
to his c heek, his llpa. his eyes. Gln-
::or'a lrrepreaslble gasp star tled
thlim..Th e y loo ked u p a t her.
anybody .I f I ha ve u hvnrlocho
an d llny fever ll' s nohnd5"s busi
ness b u t my own.No t th a t any
bod y wo uld c ar e an y h ow."»" l wo n' t ta lk about lt.Go to
sleep now. Margie, l°Il be very quiet
not lo disturb y on."gravely.They am mf m°"°'|And Ginger cfosed the door son"Excuse me." Ginger! voice was lv behind her.cold and subdued, very small."l " " " "thqught yg§1.we}'p_ji}_l1'uwt places (Continued next week)
P H O N E She turned shun around upon the
nmlru. and went pn to the atur.l nthentndloshel a t h e n e lt down,
henvlly, und (ell to deep conddern-
uo n.She saw clearly :nat me sl!-
unuon was critical.llo rjo ry wa s
hopeless.Sh e h ad o ile d the gro
:e r y clerk.She ha d almost held
ha nd : w tt h T ub An dr e w! a n d th e
uknlele.She even practiced her
blxndlshmentl on Eddy Jackson,
who had the fortitude no wlLh~
st an d h e r w tla And now sho was
llngnntly necklng the young mlnln-
ter.Glnger wrltned in halplesl
fury.Th e mln lu e r !Even n gro-
cery clerk ma y nsplne to owner-
ah lp , u hu n k jn n lto r ma y progress
slowly u pvmr d.Ent once n Dreach-
er . a lwul a vr ea c h e r .,
Bridgeport-Palace Cafe chang-
ed hands._
Dakota City-Paving in this
city comileted.
F o w n e i K i d Glove.-x, $2.98.
45- lt.Fa s hi o n Center.
Go th e n b u r g -B r i d g e c o ns tr u c ti o n
un d e rwa y i n Hi le a Ca n y o n f o r
1-`nma.m road , Hig hway 41.
Ma y wo o d - Gr e a t P la i n s h i g h wa y
bei ng g ra ve le d ac ros s Fr on ti er C o.
W e s t Po i n C a r mo c y Ba k e r y
bu i ldi n g a d d i ti o n to b a k i n g p la n t.
C u r t i n - N o h ~ ¢ ~ V a r i e ty Sto re lr
mo ve d to re de w: -a ti ng qu ar ie rs
formerly oc c upied by Case groc ery -
To insure ydu of PromptDelivery
of Groceries and the Highest Qual-
ity Merchandise.
Berry Bros.
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F I R S T M E T H O D I S T C H U R C H
C a r l Bad er,Pn stor
Th e Thankfmd he a rt ac ts Ii ke a
mag ne t up on the b le ss in g. ; of lif e.
H a y y o u m be a tr ue 'I`hanl-u¢-
g i vi n g !
Me a t Loaf
On e p o u n d h a mb u r g e r , ' i po un d
sausage,1 me d i u m sized onion,-
I c u p c ooked tomatoe s,I eg'g','
c rac ker c ru mb s.M i x we ll th e
me a t,dic ed oni on,to ma to es a n d
eg g .Sn-ason to taste.Ad d r olle d
c rac ker c rumbs, enough to make of g
rig ht c o nsi stenc y to mold into loa f.
Plac e th e lo a f i n a b a k i n g p a n
wh ic h has en ou gh h o t grease i n :
i t to c over th e b o t to m we ll.
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»1ACOLUMN FOR IWOMEN|
We Are Pleased
DUNLOP TIRE PRICES
.,quet md dosing session at 6:80
P. M.All young people welcome.
Friday,7:80 P.M.-Choir re-
hearsal.
Sunday, December ln.:
Dr.Emory D.Hull,a disdm
guished preacher now of Water-
. ._ .. . . . . - . - --m
Fiiday,Nav.29th,the Omahl
District Annual Epi-'orth League
Convention will be held at Arling-
ton, in the new chunh.Morning'
sesdan begins at 9 cfclock, after-
noon session at 1:30 P. M., ban
One of the best plfor some time was
the Junior class 0
ning.Every pa n
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i n g Ch r i stma s h y mn s ,ta lk i n g
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N O T E S "record on the 2311! day of input,I ~ o NOTICE BY UBLXCATION 1921, Ind recnrded in am office- olnys given here L e g o 0 | 6 8 6 ~oN Ps'n'r1oN Pon uw County (Jerk of Wuhlrgton
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was cleverly
plot. held the:noe until the
unuin.Musicmishcd by du:
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No frxcs 0 F FINAL Al)-MINISTRATION ACCOUNT
STATE OF NEBRASKA II
S!Washington County,I
|County Court.In Pmhlte.
.In lli e Matter of the Eahte of
A.C. Debel,Aitm-ncySTATE OF NEBRASKA I
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Washinlton County,I
In the County Conn of
Wuhlngton County, Nebraska.
Pm ua, of me Mortgage Y`.ecor»l~\
of said bounty,be mlenrcd .xml
cancelled of record by the Cnurx,for me rvsson that the nz-lv sf-
cured by said mortgage hm lawn
fully paid and satisfied,and for
meh olher and.further tellef i n
In the Mulle r of the Fatale of v.he.Premises ns may be [mist and
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d m T l n r r h n n f 1 4 1 - x n s l " -S D C -1 . \v . _ . . . .f r | . . : .:. . . . . . . . . .. J i » » . r
prices, other sizesin proportion attra c tjva
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Reg. Buffnh
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Buffalo
Dunlop
Buffalo
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an Thursday evening,hlra.ZV°\"l\! urun on me :vm ww nlPlackhumandi lls :Helen_D'-'-'ll\'||l'l'»1929, at zo °f¢|°°\\ A.
nr,Ann the inldltlnn wn-ll.. mul c unten lai d Delltlnn. Ihr
*exec ution th e r e o f , a n d a d mi n i s tr m
ti o n Oi s a i d e s ta te b e gr a n te d .
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m e an nour..|lll!§is usry lll.\.1:
rr a luncheon.4$4.95
$6.60
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$1.15
$5.60
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ON PETITION FORH. D. 10 Ply Truck PROBATE OF WI LL
th3215H. n. 10 my Truck sms ~ fl\' »hc h they ha ve bee n prac
tic i ng,Fr id ay , De c .13th.
Th e Ch ur c h Tr ea su re r sa y s th e
f : ¢ » f r l n l l u h h n h f l d § = l I l l l " } l \ ?i i f l d h p
mashed with fork).Duke in med-Nov.1"1.h and Mus.13r"lnk'nmn'aiilim sized dripping pun 11.1111 cgvur will he Dec.26th.A feature °f|N0'I`lCl'2 OF FINAL ADMIN-STATE OF NEBRASKA.
with chocoiatc frosting.the flinner was thc birthday cakc iS'l`RA'l`lON ACCOUNT "Washington County,Clmralale Fillinf lmltllng seventyfive candles whlchl ~A. C. Dnbel Att'vBlair Service Station
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O f t h c c h u r c h n o n s q u a r e l t t h e r b e a t e n ,1 c u p s u g a r .4 t a b l c s p o o t l s
a c c o u n t s U P t o d a t e S u n d a y r f s w e e t c r e a m ,s m a l l p i e c e b u t t e r .
possible.M i x ing red ien ts a n d sti r u n ti l
' s u g a r dissolves.Th e n b o i l o n i n
F o wn e s suede S | ° ' f " g S l.sta nt.Ta k e f r o m fi r e an d sti r
4 5 - I t F a s h mn Center.un ti l th ic k .
S i lk D r e s s e s - i n c lu d i n g th e n e w.Bo s;C C dSi lh o u e tte S t3 " l° " ' $ ° g 8 ' ! § ' 7 ' . $ 1 9 Q On o and °f.'...`»1'§.'E}" Dirrtl; , c r e a m
wa s L r o u g h t b y th ei r da ug hter ,
Mr s . L awr en c e L ar s on . Tllc gu e sts
i1.clu4.1c.l Air.a n d Mr s .La wr en c e
La r s o n a n d c hi ldr en o f F r e mo n t
an d Mr . a nd Mr s. A ug u st. Lo o si ng .
wc ?.:;e;5 £ : € g e ] 1 g ? a t 2 ?b -I n th e Mu t te r o f th e F a ta l e o f
sons ban qu et wh i c h wa s ho ld ..|_Il'§lir:.1|. A. Barton,Dec eafwd:
STATE OF NEBRASKA
.ilW a s hi n gto n Co u n ty ,
0 ' I la n ! o n a n d (J 'l'Ianlon,A t ty s
Co u nty Co u r t.l n Pr ob ate.
~-.. r . . - _ -'" " vI n th e Co u nty Co u r t o f
W a s h in g to n C o un ty ,Ne br as ka .
I n th e Ma tt e r o f th e E s ta te o f '
J o h a n n V o g t,Dec eased:
Th e vc ri f `f c d p e ti ti on o f A ma nd a
W .Ln u ri tse n a n d W i lli a m G.
f the M. E. c hurc h on 'Th ursday c v;-5 ' llle hei rs a t la w,n e xt o f ki " » | E 3 u g: th ;: g gg n c gg g in p ? ;_ e i Em; ; ;
ni ng .Bef ore c o i n s i n to th e di,,..[dc~.laces,lc gatees,c rodi tors »m<'|r Y'd >;g e t
l r. . .\__..........1........l All nnnznrm inmtnfnstml ln th e f i n a l L lf ttf f d Fc starnc ntary D 38 0
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w o e; a n d up to th e time I s ta r te d
s A Q l f l n v l v n o i v n n n i A Q H A !n \ . n ¢ " _
ro $1935 in sizes 13 to 52 in blank 3 pounds grarrulatéd sugar,i
and all the most popular cnlos pound white symp 1 pound Eng-
lurge new shnpment Just |EC€l.VCd liah usnlnnha I t»»m:.nnnn vnnilln
ulg room,eucn Um:p|1:m:n|.\\uug--H r=-~-"°""§*-"" --- -V d tht,I "given a. colored cap to wear and ascttlenumt of' said estate are herl. |W1lliam G 083 u'1 er a
1 g :so bl w and the mum by notified that on the 2'7th day Will and Testament of .Johannoylo r:0 |..... ...:....:.. .....:......: +l.¥» \\n|'|» nr tha of November. 1929. Stella H. Mc Vogt.Deceased.
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Mr and Mrs John Dornaeker
ana o u n - a . - » u |-" " " f " " -- -.
Cook as fudge; take off fire and]
place in cold water or on ice.Dolnot beat until a little cool,then,
bent as long as possible.This ie!
ver od und kee s a lon time.and daughter,liemice visited at if 8° Fruit Crefm Pie 8t h e H e n r y G o t t s c h h o m e d a t u r d a y i C r u s t 'T a k e 1 c u p f l o u r 1 m e
9 |e v e n i n g .r |l o t t e a s p o o n s b a k i n g p o w d e r ,l t
M r .a n d Mr s .Geo rge Man3.,ald|
a n d f a m i ly o f Be nn i ng to n we re
Sunday visitors at the Emil Lamp
home.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Wieett and
fantily spent Sunday afternoon at
the Chris Sunnis home near Wash-
ington.Mr. and Mrs. John Johnsen anddaughter and Mr. qnd Mrs.Wm.
fhristensén of 'Washington wereSundayvisitorsattheEmil
Gntts-eh home..Mr. and Mrs. James Sands vis-
ited Mr.and Mrs.Henry Tiejjen
Sun'l:13.evening.Mr. and bits. Herbert Cohrs and
sovvisited at Lime Henry Sclinev-
kloth home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foflde and
family wort:Omaha visitors Sut-
urday.Mies 'l'ln»lmn lllcCorrnick was n
caller at LheErnil Clottsrh home on
Friday evening.Mrs. Emil Lamp, Mrs. Gus Auch
Mrs.Pete Kroger and Mrs.John
Dornztcker attended Ladies'Aid
meeting at Bennington 'l'hursdny
afternoon.A number of relatives andfriendswereentertainedatthe
John Dorincker home Wed:1esdny
¢;\t=ning irrhonor of Mrs. Dorfiaek-I
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Iteaspoon salt, 2 table.spoons sugar;
and enough sweet cream to make
a soft dough.Roll out u.little
thicker than other pie crust.
Filling:Fill cmst 55 full with
diced cuoldng apples, diced peach-
es or chenies and add followimz
mixture:one cup sour cream,I
een.I tablespoon flour,I cup
sugar.Dust with cinnamon and
bake.
Peanut Cookies
One cup flour, lf; teaspoon salt,
2 teaspoons baking powder,l i
cup sugar, 2 tablespoons shorten-
ing,1 egg,l i cup milk,1 tea-
spoon lemon or vanilla extract,1
cup chopped peanuts.Sift dryin-
gredieutn together.Add melted
shortening to beaten egg,Add
milk and seasoning, and mix 'well
with the dry ingredients to make
soft dough.Add peanuts;mix
well and drop with teaspoon on
greased pan.Bake in moderate
oven (400)about 29 minutes.
POULTRY DRESSINGWhateverkindof poultry mai'
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T h e i n v o c a t i o n w a s g i v e n b y D r .
R .C .S w i s h e r f o l l o w e d b y n p e c i u l ;
m u s i c r e n d e r e d b y t h e M .E .m u l e
q u a r t e t t c .H a r r y M c C l e l l a n ,J Z . ;
spoke for the sons which was re-Q
pied to by Dr.N.A.Martin inbehalf of the fathers.A. J. Dun-lap, who is at the head of the
Cowan and Lester,Barton,the
Ereeutors of said estate filed n
petition in said County Court
praying that their final adminis-
tration account filed herein be
settled and allowed, that proof of
heirship be taken,order for dis-
tribution of assets and assignmentof flower and homestead right:Omaha University School of Com entered and thc said Executoris
merce,gave an excellent aaldression"Boye".The dining tables'
were prettily decorated. with vasesl
of flowers and streamers and then, E. Ladies Aid served the din-|
ner.t.°.0.Anderson,who has enu-ducted a r-hoe repair shop here for
several years, elosed it up Saturday infill went to Omaha where hi
family preceded him to make tl
heme.The Womazfs Club met Tuesdayevening at the home of Mrs.M.;
Cook.Mrs. Carl. Keller arranged
a very inberestitig gnograin with"Nebr.rslf.a Authors"as the sub-
ject.Roll cull was answered by
"Bly Favorite Pook und \'\'l;y"..The Lztdies'Circle hold a hliégf
sionary meeting at .he Congrega-tional chapel on Thursday nitenoon.Mrs. George Llawhnll leathe meeting and Mrs. R. C. .Swish-
er gave a very entertaining;and
instructive talk on India.A com-
mittee served refreshments at the
close of the meeting.Mr.and Mrs.G.I.Pfeiffer
drove to Omaha on Thurstiay
where the former attended the re-union ot' the Scottish Rites whilefbeselectedfortheTliinksgiving'ern birthdxiy.The evening 'ff a si di nner--turke y,duck,chicken,iMrs.l'l°eiI`fer spent the day with
ment at ctmls and first prizesiguinea fowl or :goose--there §,, 3'MIS. ;;_ w lllarshnll.were won by Fire lktle f Kl"l1F'ff|$pecia|'ituffing for each |Among: those from herewho :tt-and Mrs.Torn Knlep;second br Tu,,e'_and if 1,,te.ided the Scotdsh Rite reunionMrs.Herbert Cohrs and Mrs.D.}.h 5,fl 'C lo en ?F'|""'f 'in Omaha in.-. week were Messrs.
J.Dealer and consolntlons byl 0:3 In Y atored btuitng tnnn 1-'red De Weber,Harold Weber,
Mies Alberto Doi-:maker and Mrs.1¢l\~\¢k °f goose,and guinea fowl ' (;_ G. Marnhull, v V, Itlarshallarid
Pete Petersen.neecls still another kind.C W_ Andrevrn.
Bread stuffing is tltef0I.lntlaii0n John llebard was home Fdday
di:-tchargerl.If you fail to appear before said
County Court on the 20thdny ofDecember,1929, at 10 o'clock A.
M., and contest said petition, the
Court. may grant the prayer there-
of und make such other and fur-ther orders,allowances and de-
crees as to this Court. may seem
proper.Witness my hand and Official
Seal this 27th day of November,
1929.(SEAL)1. C. P1LI.FIll,
45-tt County Judge.
All elastic Giwles,$1.98 unc'
$2.93 in sizes 26 to 36 at the
Fashion Center.We are now fea-
turing Warners and Venue Found-
ation Garmentn--very best linen in
the United Suites.They make
brasniers,gamer belts,girdle.s,
eorectals, Y. B. Stout Corsetals in
all sizes nt all times at money
euving prices.45-It
Fownts Kid Glove.=, $2.98.|l i . » 1 t l ~ a n ~ h i o n C e n t e r .
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FARM lll3RlIAU Ne w s
Nebraska fnrniera may now get
their nfspliizutiolt blanks for the
gnvCt"|\1l1|'I1l tree:=for windbzenk
neo, therefore, notice in hereby
given that u hearing will be had on
said petition on the 13th day of
December A. D. 1929, at 2 o'clock
P.M., arid all persons interested
a m notified to appear and show
cause, if any, why said Instrument
may not be proved,allowed and
proboted as the last Will and Test-
ament of said deceased, and exe-
cution thereof, and administration
of mid estate be irrnnted.
Witness my hand and Official
Seal. this 15th day of November,
l929.
(SEAL)1. C. lII.Ll'.IR,
44~-47.County Judge.
xorrcl1 To CREDITORS
A I C Q u a u u l a L a c q s a l l u l l y ,u \ . | | t || u \ . u l -
einen and treatments gave me only
temporary relief.I could hardly
walk.I lout. my appetite, didn't
sleep good,a n d was losing
strength and enemy rapidly.
" I nm on my fifth bottle of
Sargon,there'a not n.rheumaticpain left in my body, and rny appe»
tile is finel.I have plenty oi!
strength and energy now,sleep
good and feel wonderful all the
timel.Sax|;on Pills toned up my
Iner and entirely rid me of con-
atipation."-W. S.Marr,124 Ridge
St., Council Bluffs.
Stewart Phnrmzlcy, Agents.
Smart new styles in Hats for
Women and Stinson priced at $2.88
to $7.50 and Ciiildrenn are priced
nt. 691:to $2 98 ot the MillineryOF }'}STA'l`El8tme ol'Blain--tne Fin-hion Cear
1 1's'r . = . '1 'r :o r x f a n n . - \ S J < . t I | " ~ . .." ° " " ~
,s s l o \ . n i - 5 r u t d o :.: lo te: 1,S l .
'U B - I t l~':1 =h: on C e n t e r .
\ \ ' u = h i n g t n n C o u n t y ,g s
A .C .D e b e l ,. - t w y .'
ln the Luunty Court.
In the Mutter of the Estate of
Sophie Alarggnrethzr .lahnel De-
ctnserl:TO THE CllI'IUl'l`0llS OF s w
EST.\'l`l\!:
You are Here-by Notified, That l
will nit nt the County Court Ilomn
in lllttil in said County on the
13th day of December,1929, and
on the 1ith day of March,l93U,at 1U o'clock a. m. onieach ol' said
dates to receive and examine all
claims against said Estate, with a
x|Ur. Normal K. Rutlunann I
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|Over the lllnir Dnug Co.I
I Phone Black 41
|l-Iveningn by Appointment
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Sauces.-0r to the |
.I/on»nztn llniber Shop |
'The Beit of Setwitc
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at .|Zlxidvwonfl lot planting at Countyiview to their adjustment and
Agent George I'late's office inlallowance.The time limited for
Blnir.The blanks were sent out»the presentation of claims ngainetfggrntheextensionservicenndieaid Britain: is three months from l Satisfactory Service.they are ready for distributiurl.the 13th day of Decernber A.D.| l Courteous Treltme:at.|
The Fisluon Celter in Blair is,for inany good fillings.The addi-for n brief Visit with his family..Every farmer will be entitled 1929,nml the time limited for .First door 88-tl. Enterprise 0ffiC°!
it Home Owned Store-~Po.tronize tion of celery,oysters,sausage,Mr._and 1t<irs.'lommBuc_k!es ndiu,400 trees,r 100 more tltanlpaynient. of debtsis One Your from l THE EAT SHOP
|E. (`.Rann, Proprietor |I Mull, 40 Cents l
l Excellent Cuisine \
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Santa Announces
ToylandO
Is
Open,L
Br§ng in the Children to
See fhe Thousands of
Wonder Toys
Yo u c a n bri rv the children here with \
perfect safety-only a few steps from
your car in our adjoining auto park in
me store.The children can com-
t'~r ta¥lv d:I`;'l-it in the s'ghrs of
TOYLAND ...ihcre are no
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Big toys . . . Linde toys . _ . bright toys . . _ new :oys-
Thgy`re all here at Scars, Rocl:uck's Toyland waiting to
pladden the huns of thousands of little boys and girls.
See them now!
Rsmcmlte r-Our prices are extremely low
Sams, Rowman
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~ " " ' L I " . $ ° " / 1 € | ' % f . \ ' l ' , " ' { $ ' § § " ' R E E ~ $ 1 5 .~ Mr. a nd Mrlri i . L .hPhln'i | . nd 'wi ll main b¢ offe nd tu Nehruk:ISe ll J nald County Court.thh
1 »'a ,-give ,-...."»'R..»... und Misses t.heexceptl0n of onion,n e -""~P'=!»»$l§£',T'w€E".§';'E| ¢::|\pnnypwhl:h}f"|\W"-.\ =~=;_; nf 3Wv"°° ""'|}§'{3'}5' of '"°"'i1"éT'»§5fi'ia»=,
\(ry lmlne sl and eha las t o f \hv|!or any vnrlety nl fowl.0n|u|\\h" a number uf statmn in low.x'|N' distributed K sl yeur.--.Jud .new nylen at money saving price: ||tuffing lhoulrl nu: be med wllhumg Knnul.bln. irlpnlglng .x|§nt|_API|[i¢\\UQ{l hhmlus .v qll _ '[Fi "'"'County s f
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m<§§;.em ap p m w for " " ° " ° "
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ZIn p?;L.;""JP"2§§$""tatocs or i'~hs."€iyde (c;ok had 1101 L-1n§==ils|Agum Bates advises \Vm»si1.i|1gto}1
rice are often used ui e body Ln removed 'I`hlm=duy.\¢°;'.=">'a em to get thei ldpplv Maher &. Carrigan, Attorf
Lhe -nuffin 'rn .|Mr.and Mrs.H.w.Marshall ca :ons m as soon ="* pussrb *=-nc T m :u1s'ru1m;r c o u n
ir.is UDB of BUI "...........\\|\:mm nmnhn in nrlnndl .\\fASHIN(iTON COLJNTY,
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Of fi c e s i n State B an k Bldg .
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No w i s t h e T i me f o r ~ 'U V E R C O A T S
Men and Young Men's~al| new patterns
$12.50 to $35.00
IEATHER COATS FORsms AND MEN
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d e m a m d s a.t a s t e f o r i n t e t e s m g M a r s h a l l .A g e n t G e o r g e B a t e s ,s a y s w i l l . b m
c o m h m a t m n s ,11 d i s c r i m i n a t i n g M r s B F C....o o k o f S c r i b n e r ,d b 5 1 1 |c h o i c e o i s e a s o n i n g s ,a c a r e f u l s p e p t .t h e f i r s t o f t h e w e e k a t .t h e u 8 4 a a s m n s o p p m g n o '
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q InsuranceIRed Estate and Loans|Office in State Bank Bldg.
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$12.50 to $35.00
IEATHER COATS FORsms AND MEN
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DENTIST._ "-"6 --u ¢ » » » - - - 1 - - - » 'rl li ttle th in gs i n connec -C H U R C H U F G O D
1 th e ' slau gh ter in g o f fa rm,E .E ,Gie sler, P astor
f o r h o me c o n s u mp ti o n a mi
i t b u t so meti me s over-¢¢:.....|.... ...1...-\m n n n m
c u un ty who h ave la rg e di tc he s ea t-
in g th r o u g h th e i r f a r ms a r e u r g e d
to inspec t th i s projec t.Y o u wi ll
g e t ideas th a t ar e pra c ti c al wh e n
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»{§iiii=l=sr||, mm lheh
the Di:-uk! Conn.o
r (',nunlv Nehru:-|!m.__.......-.,----- " ' a |--x. ._-~--~uululn)\ *'\"V\"': "" "" ' "' u n - 'u -| '°m d ¢0]\5iS|8d o f :bo ve Vlltlu c d il'ubjact,*UI*
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looked.A b o ve a n things the ==~=-E Mo r n i n g W o r s h li h l l a . m.' » , ? " " ' n mr a n r n e g mlf to n s o f B 0 \ 1 \ l| ; : n y e r o f H:1i:l ac tion be i n g f o MA RC US B F - C h
ma l sh ou ld be hea lth y .On e w a t *Her ean Class, 'T P m .'
.Lin $26 'FT lu mb e r f o r f ° " " 5 l l h e forec losure o f a mnr iga ly e i :|N g gis" o f f fe e d "wi ll n o t ma k e f i r s t E ve n i n g Servic e, 7:30 P' rn.° " " ` .Ri ;4_5;2 '45 sa c ks o f c e me n t th e s u m o f $200.00,i n f a vo r o i B O N D E D AB.~>TR.4C'I
class me a t.Th e a n i ma l wi ll be Pr ay er mee ti mr W nd ne sd ay e ve ~c o s mg '
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easier to dress if kept away fmmfning.
feed for 12 hours or more.HoR5|Bo:
should be stuck and bled to death..3|)¢h_
lfqvfinz $36.making a total of Ima plaintiffs,on the following |and meeting Saturday, N0\.i$~(:'f.G9.described real estate to-yvitv 1 Office in Maple Bldg8 n. m.|The cout of reinforcing rods is An tultdividenl one-third interes I .
§h°°"i"¥:is dangerous and some-l Sofcmfnent next Sunday follow-;not available, however, the lumlerl
mes rn uns the hop;so he "°°*'ins: the morning' service.used for forms can be used nmilv.
cnot blted well.Water to scald "I He rr>oent Sundn for this rhost may be from no to 160 de- cial heprvicn-, you nreychcating ygjr
green Fahrenheit.The lower tem-selves when yolk stay away from
Pfrature makes n slow sculd but n your vhurcnf
~"MZ The higher tetnpcru-1 Let those living at a distance
,gm reqmresf constant moving of Q 00mg Prepared to stay for the day.
e carcass an the water.Equip-|All welcome to any of our eer-
n e - n m u i
The Washinggton County Farm
Burmu Employment Agency is
still placing n. few com hookers
each day, although the peek of the
demand has passed.The maxi-
in and to the Northwcnt Quar
ter of the Northeast Quarter 0
Section 6, Township 17,Rang!
11,and the Southeast Quurte
of the Soutlmeast Quarter of
Section 81, Township 18, Ram;
11,all East of the 6th P. M.
Washington County,Nehru.-aka
ment should be laid out and put
in good condition the day before
'r hop: or beef is butchered.After
the animal is bled in always mo
late to- hunt up half the tooln that
are needed right away.Cnrensoeo
l h O \. | ' l 'i b n '| n \ $m n (f r n n u n f n ?9 1
vices.
u -z u -a unueuu
Silk Dresses--including the new
Silhouette Styles--$4.98, $6.15, $10
to $19.15 in sizes 13 io 52 in block
amd all the most popular colors-\. . _ - . -....._._\ . 1 _ _. . . _ 4 !...._.n .........:.....|
mum placed through the County and that said mortgage be dcclar
Agent'a office during'the P3-".ed to be a first lien upon -\ni¢
week was ten men in one day.lpremiacs and that the title to 58l¢
It is safe no estimate thot i premises be quieted as against on.three-fourths of the com crop of ; claim, right, title, intern.tt. or lie
Washington county ls now hut*in favor of the defendant, Chnrh
vested.Some farmers have fin»' Doherty, and that the bald mor'
:-\.....-|n e u I t h a n n v ;h n l n l vl c v f h n i r |r n| |u a r n a f l n a n d t l l f* ( !l } f. ( !Il ¢ b V t h
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-»-TRAIN s c n a nv mf.
Chicago & Northwestern Rtilrod
East-6:10 p.m. daily.Went--'I:l5 u.m. daily.a
C. al. P... 31. 8: Omaha
Northbound \
7:15 a.m. daily except Son-iq,|
2:52 p.rn. daily except Burnley.
I:.b2 u.m. Sunday only.1Southbound'\2as p.m. daily except S 1 ..5:30 p.m. daily.unusy '
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..._-nvs scm:ovLP_-1
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" " " " " " "" "Hub -IWW w-- 'lull new um mrnl,Lusl.urnto -as hours b°f°r¢ the ment is wtpn ?§~ Pnsiun: semi.45-1|
un.Getting the lard rendcned ous.Fashion Center Beauty Parlor
gm mme dw the 1101! is butcluercd Phone 47-make your appoinb
.s fnnliah uas¥e of. quality in the ments from now on plwty early.Product.'Alice 'l"riplctt, operator.454;
§§i§`i£}3§`
soon asweather;
bg nvqrweck in
u n . ;" a u I I . 1 | a l l b \.¢».¢in order to finish ar
possible.With favnrahl~
husking will pmwcally
by tha end of the fir='
December.
5 0 5 1 -a » | »v - q u - .- - - - - . . . -,def end ants,J o h n H .J oh ns on a n
Ma r y E . J o h n s o n , to F a r me r s a n
Me r c h a n ts Ha n k o f K e n mml, Ne i
r u i n ,i n th e s u m o f M0 0 0 3 -
da tc d J u ly 8,1921,an d fi le d f o
<orthbour\d
figm A. Jai.
'Z00 A. wr'Lnn p \|
6:16 P. nm.
Sonihlvmnd
11:00 A. M.
2200 P. M.
Binh-,Nebnxh, Novsmbur 28, 1929
- lPage Four _
- 2._ ._.___,._.'ru N rm.;readilg circle mel.Holbrook-.lnmumon vt whim ifed relatives in omm.that in mm in tree food md meh-woxm mon ow FRIENDST H E E N T E R P R x s E ,hnm;lhtz|y after Izhnpel Friday, way 1;§;g=-= syxwm for this Plwel I:Neryone at Dann seems to be ture and their strength from hat-
_"for me purposg of organiution.comp in an easier :hte of fnind since tlinz with Nebraska winds.The following letwrs recent]JOHN A. RBOADES.Published |-.+umm.,»v»»in~ » mn rallv nn.. s=.rinn_0m brick buildinz the mid-semester exunmatlonsare Many experts pronounm eine mceivmi from u m Muv Dena
dew; the lleld into their oppon- .af the moat lmpoxicnf hctora in
ent.'t~rrl¢ory.A pass to Mo n establishing n suécessful wind-
ly tensen vexxthe goal line waz com-break or woodlot and the cultiva-
\!plated and resulled in Dann se-Lion befom shculd be started now.
- » I s S U E D . . E - - .| s tud e nts ma k e d a n c e d ar o un d th e
Pri c e peg Yg g r ~ f b ! 3 Linus:Iifld th a n lC ft
-f o r fo otb ai l p::u:Lice fi eld.iI\.:u:I'
E"t!!r ¢d l l soC0!1d~¢13.Sl II\l|LtBl 1w;»r\.'nnn mrc ied ab o u t th e Ian re
r¢|71§.2§»1§""`{>s°a`§y`isi
Sen tin el 'p ri ntin g offic e
mod eled an d re pai re d fc
c y b y Ga g e C o u n ty Mu
anc e Go.
Q12 frringslover.They were gh~==- 1-= week. nwmbfs i=»¢~ -si u»_ capital eLEASE, a.'a;;.,"s;';¢m;E-Icuring her second touchdown. Th¢|Fnrmers will be allowed a max-: being re-i
rr occupan-tual Insur-
stxnent Co.
Our dining room no w hu the
air of comfort and home.Someivery attractive curtains have been
purchased-They are all made and
hung except those in the loomstiledartl-iadjoining the dining room.
stretch on
Posters have been planed in the
downtown at-ones and some even
maaterpierze of utility, beautynnd
artistic design.All concede that'
the satin woodwork, so simple and
chaste, is rich and beautiful and
a fi tting setting for the exquis-
ite furnishings.'
Walnut is found in commercial
quantities in several_counties bor-
e.-xt to many Enterprise readers as
well zu ui the writer hereol.
The Denny family were early
settlers in this county and had
many friends and acquaintance;
who will no doubt be glad to hear
from them.We, personally, were
glad to hear from them and glad
try for point wus good,when"fuzzy "Tildcn .plowed t.hx~ou,gh
the center of Yorks line.York
then came back with lots of fight
and scored two touchdowns thnx
breaks,and some good football,
thus,giving them the lead over
the "Vikings" by a 19-14 score.
Imum of dw trees for windlrreak
plnntinng next spring when they
are distributed through the exten-sion service under the terms of the
Clarke-MeNary law.Countyitagri-
cultural extensionpgents will luve
the appliication blanks for the
trees after Nov.l.Every farm-
l t i|_|)}§t0_fd(Qgt Blair, I
under the Act of Congrerl
mr., BE»§.ZiIr2'mIé'hiJ=iI¢'b:"m» f..,i;..;Linéa unima Inve
|° 'hemhen ui un football mm. me e capiuund at $25,000
mmm- and mms at the membenhtlei at lnmrpontion-larch 3, 1879.
n...:,.'»I§§"...LLI..nnllud u m m G n d i n l d ll 1 0 m i l l
U 1 U I C l U \ \ M + ||" C A G \. \u u »\ |u r v »u - w w . . - D --___B M W s u b s c r i p t i o n i s r e g a m f l u d I f o r i m p r o m p t u t a l k s .l L i n c o l n H i g h w a y b e t w e
a s o p q n a c c o u n t T h e n a m e !o f |M r .a n d H r s .E d O l s e n v i s i t e d . C i t y m g , C h a p m a n 1
u u b s c n b e r s w i l l b e i n s t a n t l y r e -1 .g l o v e d f r o m o u r m a i l i n g l i s t a t t . h ,' " 'd a u g h t e r ,D a g n m r k r x d a y i s t e a d l y .
e \ e m n g .S c n b n e r w N e w S t .P ef f ? " f ?ff.\.'. h » . ~ ~ I M i s s R u t h R a s m u s s e n s p e n t S i e m n C h u r c h e d i f i c e d e g
~en Cantnl in Lhuse of Herman and Calhoun
pro,.lng anmuncing the football carnival
and Home Coming to be held in
ter's Luth Lhé gymnasium on Saturday night.
heated Because of the snow there has
deringthe Missouri and adjoining to know that they are happy andtheKansasline where the soil ls doing well i n their Minnmotn
adn ted to developing nature'sP.lmme.planting of beautiful trees and The letters follow:
permanently useful wood.Balaton, Minnesota
In the final period Dann :r i m
hard to score but failed after tak-
ing the bnll lo York's 20 ynnl line.
A pass to Mortensen,who was
open in the end zone, was a trifl
er desiring lo get either the broad
leaf' or evergreen varieties should
put in his application with his ag-
lculturul extension agent or to
the Agricultural Ex\o:\1lon Ser-u u :p u u u a m : n s u c l I U \ I l l \ 5 l . l |U b u l z l -
' m s e t h e s u b s c r i p t i o n w i l l r e m a i n
i n f o r c e a t t h e d e s i g n a t e d s u b -
i c r i p t i o n p r i c e .E v e r y s u b s c r i b e r
mu st un de r stan d tha t the z e c o n di -
d a y i n O r m l m
.. . . . ¢. . . . - .. . ¢. . . . - nu
iTa,lmage-Chinchilla rabbit.rais- 'been very uttle won:none on
ling industry established here.,f00lb§\ll this week.If the weather Women and Misses:Do vour Mr. John
November 20, 1929 short, and Dana lost the ball.The vice, Agricultural Collégc, Lix
A. Rhoades."Vikings"had openad up a~des-
ncoln
:CHch}i»§£ii{=l§~; §1}}»"p;§iHgA£ the Fasimm Derir Sir:pfmte passing aiwck oniy to see'c0NGnr:cATio :~n\1, crm:
Centvr in Bla ir-they have the Please find enclosed $3.00 to pay lt fail.The final whistle ended a A.F.Newell.Pastor
finest. lines nf Gifts in towrl and my subscription IID to Oct.1930.hard fought battle and York the
lohnny Burke. auwie Cornmlian in;_penmts,Coach rynnoe m n gwe
l u 4 his team the final series of work-1 Person mme : to Om:Wmtor Coats,$10 to $69 50-~outa this k_This will be pre-
ire 13 to 52--blgack and brown.I Former umr of New York "M"-""i ? shipmcnt just received at the paratory w the/last game of the
ic Box Revue", famous vaudeville Fashion Center.45-It f;;';°':;fu o § :m§ e :i thT 5rkg§;l;
headiiner .and star in many of The Fashion Center in Blair is_di -d l will be played at \.h¢Blair half|§'ff'.'i'f.....Sff`.§"'1ft ».,§?.T.f, ;Z?_,.,'f wha 4 H°"'?Owned 5`f"3'° __Ff'f'?f'lf° mark,next Saturday afternoon,
a;;§;..;;;.,.1;fIa¥§°a"»a£~."né§*r=H=»»<f»r you fo news_we get
have EVERYTHING a Woman or through your paper-We I-ke your
Miss needs.45 .3 paper fine nnd always watch for
Slippers that Wear,$2.98 lo
$6.50 for Women and Misses and
$1.49 so $3.39 for children at :he
Fashion Center.Also U. S. Gay-
tees and Overshoes at the LOW-EST PRICES I N BL AIR for
Women, Misses and Children. Also
Ennn Jettiek Health Shoes at $5
and $6 for Women.45-lt
Fownes Kid Gloves, $2.98.
I
I it.
Your respectively
Mrs. Mary Denny.
~Balaton, Minn.
`November 20, 1920
Mr. John A. Rhosdes:
I suppose you don't remember
mg, but every time I look at your
paper it makes nie think ol school
A .,mknn |~um»hxhsnrl.
victors bi' a 19-14 count.
The Dana line pluycd a splendid Five Sundays in December.Five
opportunities for worship in 'Igameandopenedup large holes.1 5 'd f ly mi _~or the on-rushing backfield. Botl\l:,;me ; § ; §§£»'$h..'..&£',." "go
teams played hard :ind clean, and-
had lhe spectators breathless by
their during attempts to score.
SIR HARRY LAUDER
CONCERT ON AIR
The Fashion Comer is the ex-
elusie Blair dealer for the pro-
forsake not the assembling of your
selves together".Five High Days
between Now and New Yenrs,,
The First Day is next Smiday.
December 1.You will be welcome
at 11 o'clock.The music will be
inspiriting.The minister will try
to be helpful.The fellowship is
certain to be Wann and coniinl.
The Big Ame-riran Faust
Thanksgiving 1929 finds plenty
of poultry on the mmhe-t at price;
much lower than for several
yc am
| C l l » | l 5 ¢ I . | .u p v l a u t u m n ;; . r \ | . | I b \v w » -t h B I n " ' u l » (
| c o m e s * Q " ~ ~ ? = f f " = ' 3 . t 2 " " °f f " ' ° ° ° 5 € »n e s s a n d 1PY UPPYGCIQW your "'f""'INovember 23.Lhcy are dolng e"°"!"hm¢l Coach Fvnboe went to Lincoln
Th e f a m i ly th a t mu s t h a ve
tu r k e y i n or d er to b f* th a n kf u l o n
th i s gr e a t Ame r ic a n da y ,wi ll be
able to satisfy their :wnnts at sev-
e r a l c e n ts ~pou nd cheaper th a n
in ` previous ,y ea rx.
Geese and duc lu; auf] the hig fat
0 m a h a ( l n e,7°'~»} " " ' = ' " ? " ' w i ml i n th ei r p o we r A t A l l Ti me s t o l
th e h e w Ye r Publuc stag e ah ow
: m e a " Ov e r d m T o p " .
Bu r ke ,headlineai th e f u n ,i n
wha t is sa id to b e th e g re atest a nd
mo s t spact.u::.;Iar mu si c a l re vu e
seen a t th e Pa r a mo u n t i n so me
_ \._'|_. . . . . . . . . . . . . f
g w e y o u W o m e n a n d Mlss es th e
ve r y s ma r te s t a n d c h o i c e s t o f th e
ne w s ty le s a t mo ne y s a y in g p r ic e s
Eve r y D a y i n th e Y e a r !Go i n th e
Fa s hi o n Ce nter a n d lo o k a t th e i r
wo n d e r f u l va l u e s - y o u wi ll l e
la s t Sa tu rd a y to th e me e ti n g o f
th e Ne b r a s k a J u n i o r Conferenc e.
Th i s me e ti n g wa s he ld to de te r-
rnine th e ' ba sk e tb all sc hedule f o r
th e conferenc e.
u
f'nn| \nnn Tnnwnlunv £1 in QI HQ n$
1
hn are plehtiful an
'lhey will adorn lu
d nd . 5 time.Smrtltz g lil Snow uuzumsaa S L 45..]tf \.fvJluuc u\..\vvuJ'| M"'V Vnulu us|g o b g ;"EF la t the am- of 19 Bur ke h as stea d-s u r p n th e Fa s lu o n C e n te r - - f me s t values
1 l v |.'....' f f li .".f..».'ff|i11.f wo r k e d his 'eras'm t o he a dlm-_.___ ___ _._______,_la n d - n e wes t s ty le s m B lmr .45»1t
45-lt Fashion Center. 5ent Uir \...| »f"" "'="= =""\"'°"'~""uuct\ advertlsed over the air thru mart Uccember wellschools°¥`Washipgtonlthe followinz radio nrosrrams--The men's dinner and irct-to
NEW nmuc E "'| L L icounty.We have ~ i n M i n n -tune i n-y o u will enjoy them:{gether Inst Friday evening" more
,@5°tfl ¥1°"f' f0f' "'§'*"lY sixtenyears every Friday nite at 7 o'clock than came up to expectation.Itland wellké lt f'"_e I.dont know Blair time over KOIL Robinhoodlwas a raw night,but forty-four
Ellis dqr.Farmers
di.aappdn_ted abeml
market as they ha
us-ual to sell tbl;
mice il lower th;
: U v nsmaxatwluani v[]|fg ' 0 u l t r y | e r 5 YOW dun
w i IN D I E t h a n B r o a d w w
y m t r . : m d t h e a n d m ° ' i " ' *
a n f m w v e m l A s p a r k l
»1LA corluideml one all WW 9"""!"'F Nus I Fellows-when you :et readyI CUT STATE ISOLATION
favorite entertainers,
picture comedian.
Lug collegiate picture
ea the honors with
Ltled "So This is Col-
ims fairly caught the
mth.The catchy tunes
his is College"alone
t '§ l m n h n n r l I m u d a n d
(Left from last week)ito do your Christfnas Qzopping-1With"Resolved that an ngzee~!d" .it at the Fashion Center in
ment among the nations upon de_!Bla1;(T:ley know Just what SHE
. ..'wou | e best and remember Allmobilization except for police pro-I ....tection can be reached"as the Gifts wrapped carefully nn Christ-
theme, the Hesperian Literary So-mas paper free °fch"ge'45-1:
ciety met. Friday evening, Nov. 15."f°m'm and lvlasses:Do your
The meeting was opened by the Qhristms5hp]?1ngFf._ihe .P`§Sh§9e
4
Thc year 1929 will he Quo-mud-[if you have ever been in our new Shoes are on the air; every Sat-
ing in _Nebraska history for build-|Uf MihI|E80l.3 bllf lt iS 8lmoSt like urday night at 9 o'clock Blqir
ing bridgesv across the Mi.ssouri.jN@b1'¥1SkH-We raise corn andall time,Erma Jettiek dances over
The stream that has been crossedilfimm 0f Snfgll grains.Rlisfifg WLW»--you will certainly enjoy
men braved it and were re\§:1rde1i
with a 180% banquet and a 100%
good fellowship.There has been
expressed a demand that these oc-a m s o n a
-Vegetables arf-pl u ti f u l, th a n k s
to _a go od gardt°1 ymfer u n d ' a ls o
sou the rn mar ketu.W h a t y o u
di d n' t p u t i n y o ur rzellar i n thef
wh ic h ahar
B u r k e isa t.
le g e "an d
sp i ri t o f y a
o f So I'
u n n b n n * I
and recrossied from time immem-111085 and malklng cows are 'Y*}°{these;every Sunday night.ovcrlcnsions be regular und frequent.orial by Indian canoes and ferry§ITl§iI\ ways of making a living in the Nr B.C.Blue network at 6 The aucqori sponsored By the
boats of many types is gpi dly H115 country.Urops are pretty o'clock Blair time you can get Indies last Saturday afternoon4nbhm nn tlan \mo.».-c .. ...fl.,\.....A'¢rnn¢{ hum 'll|i~z vnnr 1::~......L..u2-1.n.:..|:...._...x ahh...1........l .....:n... .......... .....¢:-t- ,...1.|l1"\....
I
fan, you used to gn mumut.suchii hot the case how, ns all up-tm
date grocerys mm' :\ full line of
sweet potatoes, carrots,peppers,cabbage, tumlps and whzxtovcr else
)ou want.The fruit rnarlrrl is more thansatisfactoryandwill-i delicious
frehh and canned fmits, thi- most
delectable dish imngginnblo can be
concocted.
...awe ......,.................__.._._shoulders nbove any similar stage
theme and the swiftly moving
plot, climaxmg in a dramatic and
tense footlxxll game, could never
be even remotely suggested by a
presentation. 'tis said.
The picture has been screened
on a big scale.The football
scenes with 100,000 fans cheering
and roaring wildly has been cred-
singing of "america the Beauti-I
ful".The debate wen started re~lvealihgtheissuesforconsider-
ation.The afhrmative contended
that an agreement could be reach-
ed; since, Nations are willing to
sacrifice "selfish interests" for the
sake of world peace;and since,
past attempts reveal that an agree
ment can be reached.The nega-
¢:..........».....|..x nm; an ..,»¢-mmf
Lentcr In Blair--may nave mefinest lines of Gifts in town and
they are ready for you now. They
have EVERYTHING a Woman or
Miss needs..45~1t
NEBRASKA WAL NUT i N
COMMERCIAL DEMAND
It surprises many who think of,
.......,,.... ...Q ...mae or a suwumgiant of waters who has yielded
his strength to the bands of ce-
ment and steel that now hold his
banks in social and commercial
invercourse..
The bhdge at Blair was opened
this summer,replacing ferries
that plied between the Iowa and
Nebraska shores for years.This
Nebraska as a treeless plain to1fl¥}§S¢1'\§U§}lf¢»_¢0Sfil'l8 almost a
Mother and I live together on a
95-acre farm one mile east of Bal-
aton.If you ever come up ln this
country, coma and see us.We are
having quite a spell of winter just
now.We have three inches of
snow and was eight abuse zero
this morning.
Your friend,
George Denney.
wma .wmen r-wruuws;ann unaSundayonly,Dec.lst,over the
N. B. C. Blue Network at 7 o'clock
Blair time you can hear Sir Harry
Lauder broadcast through the
courtesy of the makers of Enna
Jettick Health Shoes which the
Fashion Center in Blair sells for
Women and Misses at $5 and 6
in sizes for every Woman all e
_time. Tunoin on these programs-
ewseu mm every r-.new som.ladies greatly appreciated
courtesy and generosity of
auctioneer and the clerk.
The young peuple's meeting last
Sunday evening discussed Thanks~
giving.A light lunch was served,
and the meeting later became a
farewell to Merton Kuhr who was
leavihg the next day to begin the
winter course in agriculture at the
methe
the
Emery
Timnksg
.cn no§l{1r\s.' point; to <4 ihankful ltgdu r c t gga q;
m i n g D a y .°e g r e a e P '
_ _ ._ _n \ r » ; n n n r i | r o».n\"$\l"!
w o w a s o n e "" " "" " " " ' " " " " "" ' ""T"" ° " " ° ' ? " ° "- ' m i l l i o n do lla r s h a s o ne d a n e wceso f .sound cannot.be reac hed:smc e,Na tr o n a lg a r n th a t m southeagxfrrl sec 1 r P9
f . d l t f t . E T O Y O R Knmniislhedm -ar e ati i l th mk mg 11 1 te r ms o f wa r ;? ° " ' f f ' ' f ' . , ' ? f " " i " f ' f f 2 ' f f 1 s g ' ° ' ° " | f f f . . ° - _f . f £er l| . - f , f f f ? ~£ $ §_._.., i ..........,,..,.\
y o u wi ll li k e t h
u n n n o m m a n n
em.45-1:University of Nebraska.
-Two more boys were formally
APPLICA~initiated this week Monday night\ . . | l 5 A u . \ l a m b \ .. . »- w » u -' - - ~ - - - -G 'A d v a t i s i n g l l d m g e t h e l g w l t h t h e a b u n d a n c e o f m J § ~s i n c e ,N a d o n s I m n o t w i l l i n g t o m c o m m e r c i a l q u a n u z x e s .u u u n v u uy|:ua|..|;auulca, :lub USIIJ'\\.rUllI.|..l|.UUU. IIUI.ll. P5513 vnu).. .u .Th a t f a c t wa s b r o u h t o u t w i t h b y di ve r ti n g to u r i s t tr a ve l b u t b..To w a r d S u c a s a .i ns shots,I:-:rebofore unattemp t/ed sac nfxc e p n v a t e int:erestB",for . 8 yls h a r p glegrnggg d u n n g th e wp r ld sh o wi ng £ 0 the !'BBidB7l'|LS of £11086 play, Bql1i1'D1Bd 0V¢l foI UIQ $011611l n f00*»b=1li scenes i s considered the sake of wori d pe ac e; and sin c e,h gh f_d .se c ti o ns th e ms e lve s th benefi ts of d wn .P a u l Ba nd a,Dan afs le f t
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_AL....._l.|4£...A .\.....l.|lunm~tn¢nlrxr ami skillful.past attemp ts l.'€ \€8I tha t a ll a zr¢ <=| f f'.L "'f f' . ... ?fi. ""i' _ a .... §re .».. -1E n| nan ann *B 0
|1:|~|u.\| "\ tha ¢\l\ln\Inrlnn| r 1ml#n¢n|fn¢|fh a h u li nvn r f n # * h h
I u n n i u .1 . a n n
E é e r y f a r m e r
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T I O N S R E A D Y i n to th e "C h a rle s A .L i n d b e r g h
----Pion eer Clu b " .Th e pa s to r wa s
wh o desires to assisted b y Mes sr s.R .C.Hi tc h -
A u \ n \ l . A \ | \ &n a v *t h a n n n ~{ " | . | l| n n l . n n
s
spring should begin now to put
his ground ln condition, according
to the extension forearm- of the
Agricultural College.Cultivation
before and after planting are two
HOME THEATRE
The Home of Perfcd Talking Pictures
--Nov. zé To nec. 6
THURSDAY `
FRIDAY and SAT. and SAT. MATINEE
~ ~W l l l l A M f o X prarzrzrf W f » " ww '°~~n;»y
\-1 ) ..ur \ y ° \\. ¢2 I F \ ., )~_ :~~~f f &
»y _e _ _
the making.The teachers and of-
ficers of the Church School met
'Tuesday evening to block. out the
general plan.
l1 . El e l b il.I.llU\||;l||.u|¢ u.N w u \ u | ~ : " ' "..............a ..._........a »= fm, .| ; r v n e r " S n has is Co lleg e "boa sts a ment. c a nnot be reac hed.
nnuc luding Elliott Nu g e n t,On t h e a f f i r ma t i ve side:Lu c i lle
Jiceiele I k e )Ed wa r d s ,Ha n s o n wa s th e f i r s t sp ea ke r;
ary ,Ro be rt Mo n tg o me r y E ve ly n Hansen, 1 sec ond 8P¢8k§f§
muu¢.\zur \\Hl|| |l\IDI.gu rl uwvp n .Ri f le ma n u f a c tu r e r s se n t th gi r
a g e n ts i n to th i s sta te a n d bo u g h t
u p g r e a t qu an ti ti es o f sta n d i n g
ti mbe r .I n d u e ti me th e ti mb e r
1-lV"'\Vl)""-lv " H " \ l "*="llv\»l»\|1115 unu., unsaauu u u u n u n U n ;Av;un»\|wo r k .p o i n t a f te r th e to u c h d o wn, g i vi n g
Th e d ed i c a tio n o f th e b r i d g e a t Da n a a 7 - 6 le ad o ve r Y o r k .D a n a
P la t ts m o u th wi ll t a k e plac e before: kic ked of f 'UO Yo r k , wh o mtu r n e d
th e f i r s t o f th e y e a r .Th e P l a tt s - | th e o va l to t h e " V i k i n g s " 2 0 - y a r d
l . l . ' l l l l l l t u l u l c n p u c u ,n u r u a 5 5 c : b l " '"a d v e r t i s e r s a r e t h ?l n m s l .s u c c e s s -I n g c a s t
f u l c o m p a n i e s " .T i n a -s t a t e m e n t i s g a g :t
made bs'A.R.l'il|¢i in the In-:zany air,
dustrial Digest and 1,4 ably sup- afld man
ported. by an array nf facts.hits an
"TL mnifnrn fm1. \v\||ihvr lhn hen talking,
;others and many song Othelia Nelson, tnlrd speaker.un-irtroduced in the al- the negativez Edna Bondo,first
mmgirzg production.speaker;E n i n Bondo,second
.';."..";a,E E L ~;;|&IIl.l0 |lul bridge i |'dlg a ve ry c om-lline.Y
nllwd its pm in the winning- 01' plete and mdem structure, link- three pcHia sur.I n :Plattsmbuth With its nenmennthaltl.11
'ark then pa§sed to the
ard line and fumbled the
nich rolled into the and
ér the egg came first.The big»Bobby Jackson, popular master
gust advertisers are gelaemliy the of ceremonies.will be seen with
dnost prospeious tompauic\.his boys in new novelties, making
"Smart business umm no longer up one of the biggest shows seen
cut their advertising when bus-'in Umlllin iz: some time.
speake and Dagny Nielsen tmru ° " ' - ~-=.speakif Dorothy Jensen mk the Vlsitors at the new state cap-Iowa nelglznbor, §'ae1 c Junctlon.Izone for a touchback.
rebuttal for the affirmative,and Ltol at Lincoln,who are shown The Mlssoun mi l,when the|Dana marched from the 20-yard
Harold Larson, fornthe negative.about by guides and in,this man-!Plattsmouth bridge is completed,'1ine to York?40-yard line thru
Bew_.éen the constructive argu- ner get a better conception of theibe spanned by six bridge in Ne-\line plays and end runs.Dana
runnin .,,,,;*Inn 1»~n|n\Hn|fha Dann building thin an unattended trip taraake.'Ihe Yanktolf ridge _al-|was outplayim; York at this stage
it1288 slows u n luclun nnu un:A.s.u\»»»uu l u °"""""'M a r té t o f m v e s u g a u o n wo u ld gave lg ar n lows f re e mt:e rc our se be tvmg n Ne -o f th e ba ttle ,nur we r e zorceu toEglle ge ale Qu s a n g a n u m o f th e q u a li ty a n d be au ty : ;f .N@-b r a s k a an d 1t.s no r th e r n nei gh bo r,g i ve u p th e b a ll wh e n th e h a lf
l'.I \1 C....|.L fl¢1»A&n l}¢»2ln."n l Qlnauv nvn|;¢|"l"ln |\\\\f nwalarl \I.ifh n h f l l
'1 make a lot nf differance n - m a m l r r l f wwhc; ~ th! lmnoy rmd how i n nndienrp decisidh bein: :iv-|°RISKS.W R I I I U I .s u u n u u u n u w n .u u u g t i n U -ldluuusIn the gave;-nor's suite are beau City,Blair,Omaha,Plattsmouth Cll\.lU\l¢AIIW l l u l l \»¢\n-wa ¢\.nw\»hnlrlinu A 7.5 lead over York:IR spent."Banks refused to lriim the Na
ti0.t1:1l Rice Associutiora money un
The 'oltowxng resoluuon was " " " " " " : " '" : '--- I ».-;....,sl..-r"|.....~.lm... ,. r'-.~._|€T¥» the affmrmatwe won 28 v0teS|;;"':;...' h2~J;nI{i}§}}fthP second.f....l --............\....-AP .|.l..2...I. » . » . . I . u . w u 'n n r |H n h t n n b n | " i h . r r n n l f h n P r i n n r lreau UULUL L!E \..:wuuu::|.UL \.rvl||"l 22 fg r th e ng ativ Iu lt ll \:xuu1|ne:s U1 uua uuuunuunmerc e a t L:~last me etmp; an d by to__. ..| \g ~ .r:....| . _-M woo d.Th e c o lo r ed mar b le is fr o n:" n u a i u u n u o n a \ J v J l n u n u s l"L l y c o n t a c t b e t w e e n c i t i z e n s o f I o v- * a l h a l f A n d e r s o n a g a i u k i c k e d o f f 3
less ad ve r ti s i n g xm; d o n e .
"Sales and goof!-\°.ill nssuit, from
advertiainsr.G-0nd~\.i\i If-ads to
mo r e sales.
"Ad\?erti>sing l|l:\y l»:»li;\biiit;~
this y our and a ¢'| fla:i| .I ~ vt. n e xt
y ear.
mo ti o n v.-.\»1.\t`d&I€d spread up o n
th e lf!C(lfd!or th a t bq dy a n d a
copy of Che :e=olution s ont to eac h
I.1n1il)';r
"\"»lu:r ..i t has pleased a n
All- W i : »r"1»l<.\c 0 to re move
!rlnn nrl .' l| ! rh ill Filll.'E GUI
ISQSICIES homing men nr:n. prac -
tic e deb ate a t th e He sp er ia n L i t-
era ry Soc iety me e ti n g F r i d a y
ni g h t,th e D a n a College De b a ti n g
Squzzd is busy wo r k i n g o n th e
conferenc e question.
Th e r e a r c e i g h t me mb e r s o f th e
I ta ly ,th e blo c k ma r b le f r o m an d Ne b ra s ka .
Fra nc o,th e wo od s f o r th e in la i d Br id ge s,li k e roads,ai -e \mc a nsde s i g n s f r o m ma n y c ou n tr i es .B u t l o f c o mmu ni c a tio n a n d a g i u s i n t-
th e be a uti fu l wo o d th a t compo:;c~:mee th a t a r e indispens ble i n
be a u ti f u l ki c k to Y o r k ' §10-y ard
line.Y o r k re tu r ne d th e b a ll 15
y ards.Af té i :a feis'pla y s Y o r k
pu n ted to D a n a o n Da n a 's 2 5 y a r d
th e deéks an d c hairs,th e wa i m -th ' -e d ay s wh e n th e a u tomo b ile i s | li n e, . wh e r e Ti ld e n c a u gh t th e ha ll
c o atin g a n d wo o d wo r k is No -mmp c llin se c han ges i n : h c ' o l d
husl#r.l.rn |unin\l'l rn?f r o m tr : v lI!1ll3I.sh or ten in g diSl.I.lllC£S a n d
a n d re tu rn e d i t 10 y a rd s bef ore
bei ng downe d.Th e " V i k i n g s "1 fa;,w ~~a'.;»~~ §gQ.n5|2;iO'B`a|zN \ °"f<I 1 / m f ~ ~ I ~~I l » " " \ »"N.lti=~..;;I €1d\\I15;i11|,;; '\\-+f ;~~~§Q 7 " "..U ~mu:nd su f a r an d mo r e nn ve en -` " ' " " "" ' " " " "" '" " "" _ ".'_'1 . . . .I m ....n l l u g t \ . . »o f | t ~:_»l r h a r g o t t h e i r g r o w t h f r o m a S u fi l e l u g t h e a x x z m fr m o m l s h n p sb a g p a r t 1 1 t h e nw -. || 'E .l .= |'§l ' I ; {[ .1|\\1 ..a c t i v e " » | 1 \ . L u 1 - » 5 ° l * " 'f o r t h e w m l c r c o u r s e .S o m e .1
I : L .1 n . | . . .L ;n f 'a n h n J 1 r i | . n ¢|\1 . 1 . . . .n \ ....;' ' r l ! :0 " l n b b l I l C l l l d l : \ f .U n t h e
:opened up :.g.f:u|: and took the ball
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n e w ~gf; ''°"'.f~/f»LT,".?,m,.'~
SUNDAY
MONDAY and TUESDAY
SUN DAY MATIN EE
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All°I`alking' Comedy "RA|LROADiN(i" and Collegian
THANKSGIVINGth e amdv¢°!l|-in::ati : n
pail. of the :=t:\l1.'m1-nt °'
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l'|\|I.i'|l$ lhal :l\llll.' ||!':»f||\
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Cf.i\\2 in pl.om"»1:L1...1 are .uormny den:»c:|u.|u|\__ ...:...H..1.»I.l Lars on.Th e oth e r me m - |
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m l s c o m m u n : L } , " "~ - - -Y 1thed u n 0a c l1 ' h" " `:LI12 1 Dagny hr c ls on ,h < n a
|B'»I.1\1,L y e ly ll Ha n so n ,Luc nile
|J a all ' Hu n UI I , Oth e li u Nels on a n d E rwm1:c o mmu n i ty in
vi n !su n g a ._.HuI1d¢.\.I redc n c k *Ch rzstop hersonmo r e t h a n c o m ..ima J ust entvremi sc hool and wall be...c ir mean s in ni l, . s.ded u Stua d1111*.Ito mcrcase the:1r:}u ~ne l .\_1 a.\
tibing EITEQS
mf ;|,ql ) ¢ \ X \¢.`0l.l.{i'.i}°I N l I \ \ S 3 fe f f u llb
»
L a s t \'\e1i:\e;nl:¢y t w o i i i g ' th e
L u th e r Le ag ue lwltl il.a_\\t'ek1y
me eti ng .A go od prog,-'rain wa.;gi ven .Q
Last Sunday t-veniing :» rec eption
f o r th e wi n te r at/tnlfzils wa s he ld
in the ladies' l'€Ct°}aliul| 'room at the
college..A very inlervrating pr o-
g r a m wa 5 . g l\ e n .
Lael.Fr i d ay e ven i n g , No vemb e r
22,President E ; la n d Ne ls on ,to-
g e th e r wi th th e Da na College de-
ba te te am,atte nded th e Oxf o r d -
Ci e i g hto n de b a te a t Oma h a :
Corbhnge Collepc e of lllil in, has
nake d f or a n o ppo riuz uty lo deb ate
.l?l;tir some time in the *Iwilr future
F u r th e r annotlitweulelsl.wi ll be
g i ve n la te r.
President E r la n d Ne ls o n an d
U.i_fford Ma ds en ,llc irate coac h.
p la n to a t te n l th e cooverition o f
c ollege debate coaehea l o be he ld
I
II
l
ir ad e tor.r B la i r a n d ma k e .ich J lad aon sta te d : n a t u n :.f t }o f ~.Bla i r a 1:».r r |»l..\ce i n whi c h t u l l e ms wi ll be Sllliltbed Fr i da y .
live ifnnl tc |.uit business, and
Whlerea
bu t a du ty
body 'Lillie mine eogniza nc e of their
passing; l;l;e:efore be i:
Res olves.Th a t th i s bo dy p u b
lic ly expreases i ts re gr ets ove r
th ei r urxtnnely de ath,be li evin g
th a t thi-1 rec ogn ition o f the ir in -
te g ri ty a n "s te r li n g wo r th to th e
connnun\t;.is a tr i bu te to th ei r
me mo r y i n th a t their deeds o f a
public na tu r e =et go od exa mp le s
f o r other.;to emu late ,a n d b¢.
fu r th e r
Resolved,Th a t a copy o f th e s e
res olu ti ons he s pre ad up on th e z e-
c o r ds of ti e r c ivic pr omoti on body
an d th a t th e Sec retary be in -
str uc ted zo f ar ni sh a c o py to th e
fa mi lie s o f these deceased a n d
L f . - L l - A .. .». I o m n m n h f h n
=.lt i.no t on ly f i tt i n g
»l't:l1 to them, that this
Th e wi n te r te r m a t D a n a Co l-
le g e o pe n ed Mo n d ay , No v. 18 . Th e
f o llo wi n g stud e nts ha ve a ll ready
a r r i v w :Mi s s Ru t h Ha n se n ,W es-
to n , i owa ; Mi ss e s Mi nn i e C h ri s to f -
fer so n and V io let. Er ic k so n, Ne ola,
I o w a ;Mi s s Ma r th a Ha n se n ,Ru s -
ki n ,Ne b ;Mess rs.J o r ge n La rs en ,
De tr oi t, Mi c h . , Fr ed e ri c k C h ri atof -
fers en,Gr o te n ,N .Y . ,Clarenc e
Petersen,Un d e r wo o d ,I o wa ,Ha l le
Brode rsen,Gr en or a,S.D. ,N .P .
Chris tian sen,Red ver se,Alb e r ta .
Can ad a, a nd Alfr e d P eter s en .M r .
Pete rsen li ve d i n C a lg a r ,Ca n ad a
un ti l th i s su mme r wh e n h e li ve d i n
K e n mo r e . N. D .F o r th e la s t s e v-
er al mo n th a h e h a s been res idi ng
i n th is vi c in i ty .
Re ve r e n d J . P . Ni els e n a n d M r .
V a ld e ma r J or gen sen we r e i n v i -
dorii.S.D .Su nd ay wh e r e Re v.
\
Talking Comedy and Sound News
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
December 4and 5
~'S i \1\h\\ af
?R g u t 2
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sueomou v w m o :
fuvi fmn
- _._.;.-'Ndh/-~:~ 1 'v l c r o n M f u o u a u
~H 'm l u u n m L o w s
)f y .u w | J A M l r A
g___~f.0irccted b_y 1 \
<»@ , ,HE ff-.._,_~
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at Crete.The del-uw :._~hm\-le for
l'¥br§mry will he #eviden upon at
this meeting.
Llst Saturday <~v¢»uing a carni-
val wah held at. v.he_ |,;ymnnsium
Vuglous interesting lwuihs were
shdvm.Wrestling and boxing
se¢xned to be the center. nf a\,'£r2\:-tion.The cami\':1\ was very suc-
gugifsful, alwough i\. was not very
well attenéled.
flfhe fodtball season is newover.The boys nze getting ready
for basketball practire, whiw \\';\\
brgin immediately.
Eikhteeq pew ltudenbz have ww
been néded 'Qu the Dana enroll-
mmt .One new |»t\|de\\t arrivid
yegterdhy and we hnpe_ Dwi still
mpre will be coming lhis fallow-
ing. weqk._K fodr day 'l'haukss"i\»=\s "F
Lién wil\be given,enmmcncxngWednesday evening. . Mamy uf the
stfadents u e svinz home.A
~;['|;m`k.sgis-ing dinnerivill be sw'-
ed.at ;h¢ dining ha`|| for those
wlig reuwil-'_ _ `
wa s Ama Kaldyhl v wwd
friend;at dag College over ~
wegk-end.Mis! Ks.\dahl_is super-
lvs or of s ho spila ljn ""'°°lf" I
Missa Anna and Agues N'*l'¢"
o f n k Hdrn. Iowa, viéibed "Rh,
tri ms nqfhe Co n on Sunday.
nqguny 1 -.~\»<~\<\= mwmuu =.;~ c o ndu c te d s é rv i c e s .
Mr Harold Jorgensen preachedw A s m N G ' r o N N E W S in L9-ms on Sunday.
Mi
Sam (E+-hton was calling on H.
E. L)'o:x.~ Tuesday afternoon.
C. E. Seeley of Omaha, was n|
visitor at the Albert Sunds home'
Monday.
Edwin Kerstetter spent Satur-
day with Clyde and Stanley Ker-
stetter.!\Ir.and llrs.N.P.Nielsen
were callmg on Mr.and Mrs..Chris Sums Monday evening.I
The Young Folks Pinochle Club
was entertained at the Otto
Lkesche home Saturday evening.
Prizes were won hy Mrs. Martin
Sunds and Gwrse Dncker, firsts
and consolation:were wan by
Babe Ducker and Frank Lienhe.
Pew Lohse ls quite sick a. an
Omaha hospital.
Mr and Mrs B.A.Goiisch
called on Mr. and M n .A.C
Sands Tuesdnv evening
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Emalt Kentetter home
Mr. md Mrs. George Bergman
and Mr. :md Mrs. Christian John
son m d fnmilv were vdixtors at
the W.A. Kers'.eM.er home Sun
day afternoon.
Mlss Ruth Rusmussen and as
Ida Hansen attended the Tues-
day evening supper at the Congre-
gational church, of Blair.
~Pr0fessor and Mrs. Fynboe were
in Lincoln Saturday.Mina Lillian Soxensen of Blair,
has enrolled i n the Commercial
Department of Dana College.She
intends to specialize in typewrit-
ing.
Miss Lucile Hansen and Millard
Petsnen spent Sunday in Omaha.
Miss Evelyn Hnnsen shupped in
Omaha Saturday.Thnt evening
her linker,Miss Mu th a Hi ms a ,
who il in nux-se's taining in Oma-
ha, réturned to Dm; wi th he r.
The litter left again on Sunday.
M n and Mrs.Anchor Petersen
and children of Ruskin, Neb. have
been the guem of Viggo Petersen
the past mvex-al days.On Sunday
the y v isi fkd mi r mm a f Omilia.
y .ent, and who will be remembered
as Mlm Nina Pekrsen.
Wm. Glam and Chris Iversen of
§dnzy,Montana have been vis~
mu g a t Dum for n short time.
Sunday they nd the Misses Hyr-
tle Hansen and Bertha Hall vi l-
(
M r .a n d i i r s .c m S t e n d e w } , °w a s i o r m e r l a D a m m e
E all know the [eel of the
Thanksgiving season.Our
blood is tingling with the fm:
£111 irosls. and our appnim is re-
way tha! reminds us of the Thanks-
giving ol our chikihood.And the
chid par! in all af us that ahvayx
survive: \h¢ yqrs is sea-diy won-<l=='i==sz jusrwha: than will be for'I`hix||Gdving dinner.Than rg-nnins I dark mystery in mast wdl-
rrgnhied households, exnept for
eatin rumors Lhaz will Ink out,
but we'r~e going zo lih the cuminto revel! what we think will mak:a most wolhmpae Thanksdving
di me .Ofe o ms e thzne mxs tbe uukq
i n i t .n a mh a h a n u - a d i s m x
eva-dmzxhePi!grixnt'atb»:nar-
~\nxa§ly over the.r |hodMes,foynwhizzinsa r r v w d w l b y somehrki ns lndi m.And thenemusi
ahobecrmhs-ry:auc=.=\ndpum|»
Bma ufmo mhube gi uni a g ro
n m .We \=n'\ wait anylonger.$o he n."i !helne 1 N.d!h mcipuakuhtullforeighi people.You
a a n mk i a i y nr dividethoe in-
gndimstasuitymxrmeeda.Q.
Spi¢dCa:blaUC l k ?Olivrs Pkkle:_on-mum! win. Ezg Slicrs0y:l¢rSh¢0'inq
l a n d f u b q Cns\b:rrySnu¢
sponding to its amdcnled pace in a
Maxhed Pafaloex Crmmxd Onion:
_Mashrd TurnipxGmgrrbrm( and Banana Shortcakt
,Pumpkm and Rnisin Tad:Corfu WaJ.mH Bowl
The Rzdpa
S/'kd Corkluilz Drain one 8-
ouqce an of breakfast pruna, andarrange the tiny pruna in cenursoi cqcktail glasa.To the prune
syrup add two tahlcspobns cl
sugar,two iablesporms of lemon
juice.one-half cup of water andan inch stick of cinnamon, and boil
fave minutes.Cool,and removecinnamun.Cu! out the sections offour California umm being are
ful m leave no u-me nf while Gbre,
and arrange Buwenfashion around
the prnnex Pour over the zynxp,
garnish with little y°1\°w~mv¢=.
and chill.Co lman !with E n Slizn:
Coofrltalian paste in la ta fo rmin twv ans of eonsommé and twocups of water until tender.Sa~son ral highly with wx, pepperand Wurcetenhire saucz.Pour inthelimp,and garnish each cupwith 1 thin :lice of handmoolned esx~Excellent cranberry sauce an bebenign!in cans,md im purchaseinum form save; a Im ad hbnr indsc kindmen.
Na ve l De ans
Gingerbread and Banana Shari-ra ku Cream one-fourth cup ofbane: and one-fonnh cup of sugar,
add one wcU»bca\en egg, and bca!
well.Add one-half teaspoon soda
to one-half cup of molasses,and
then add this to the tim mixture.Sift one and one-half cups of pas»:ry Roux, ewa teaspoons of baking
powder and one-half teaspoon of
sau.Mix to a paste one teaspoonof ginger, two teaspoons of cinna-mon, Ion:-hal( teaspoon of allspioc,one~fouM cup of boiling water andone-fourth cup of evaporated milk,
and kc stand Eve minulu.Then
add to the original rnixulre alter-nately with xhe dry ingrvdimu.Bake in a sheet ina modazt: (3S0')
oven for thirty to thirty-fave min~
mes.Cool nlighdy, men cu! intonew mow-1. using a oooky cutter ofnu: ghape. quim n hx-ge mf.Sp\it
and arrange twv sliced banana; be-tween layers, and garnish ihe wholeIiberaliywithsweetwedwbiPP¢d
cram.Pumpkin and Raisin Tarts: Mixtognher one cup of anned pump-kin, one~hzl1 cup of brmvn sugar.
one-lnlf teaspoon of salt, on:-half
tasponn of zinv-f.and one ma-
spoon of cinnamon.Add :hebenign yolk; of two eggs and one
cup of evaporated mhk.Add one-half :up of Seeded raisins and folzjintwoniflybam: e gg whna.
Pour into small pastry-lined tart
shells and bake, having oven hot
an fmt,than moderate.This
recipe mnkgs eighteen w : w mvsmall m-¢¢.1 _.r
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Omaha visiting
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Kuhn's photos will vienna you. rs
Highest prices for produce. Phone
268.Fnrnera Produre Co.83-U
Furniture,md floor cover
mga.lhtha w Bernlorl.81-U
Miss Vivian Gilliam vidted with
friends in Lyons last. Sunday.
c. K. Bendorl, licensed omeann-or and undertnker, Blnlr.Otflea
phone 161, ren. phono 183.8~d
For Ren.Garage.Enquire of
Fred Soll, 200 E. Soulh St.45-It'
Daw Steed, who is now in b\xni~
ness in Omaha, was a'BLair via~
iinr Inn* Tuesdav.
Furniture, wa and floor cover-mzm Mathew B. Bemlorl.l b d
For Ren liungalow.Inquire
wm Linden, phone 1221 on 18.1;'4441
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mencke are
enjoying Turkey Day at the W. F.
Smith home in Omaha.
For Sa le--A couple of good
Bottom farms at $90 per acne.'
45 -lt'l-Idler and Paulson.
For Sal;Spotted Poland China
male hog.Phone 221 on 18, Kerr
hard.A. W. Petersen.44-Qt
Room lor rent.Close ln.ln-
quire Mrs.Hugo Haack,corner
|Furniture. rugs end floor eww
intl-Mathew R. Bcndurt.n-zz
Cnndord-Chic lgo dz North~
western railroad station undergm
ing gxtendve repws.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Gollehun of'Pre t, drove over w the home
'of Cora Badgerow lui Sun-
day.
Dunn Permanente, tingle: ends,
price $5.00.All work guaranteed.
Phone Black 259, Mrs. M. Suthex-~
land.40-ti
Mrs. Erlnnd Nielsen was called
to Ruskin, Neb. by the illness of
g her mother.She has not returned
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The corn harvest lr a little later
thixn usual this yenr and m u h
corn la still ln the field.This vhs
aused by l week or ten days of
r annual Thanksgiving aer-
vlcc aa held at the Congregation-
al church Wednesday.Rev. A. J.
Hargett of the Chrlstinn church
made the address.A number of
musical numbers were given.
Mr. and M n .ixslle Thompoon
ore entertaining Mr.and Mrs.
Hill/Jn Rhoadea at Thanksgiving
dinner today.
Mrs. Oscar Gilbertson in eater-
taining a number of hcr fried: nt
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e d f r o m a n O ma h a h o s p i ta l w mr o
he u n d e n v e n t a slig ht op er a ti on .
Cha rles Ri c e o f Oma h a , ma d e a
bri ef vi sit on h is c ou si ns, hlr. \ a nd
Mr s . J o h n A .Rh o ad e s las t Th ur s -
day .
F o r Sa le- - Po lan d Ch in a boa rs
d r e d b y th e blo od o f th e g r a n d
c h a mp i o n a t I o w a S ta te F a i r .
44-Lf Ha r r y Seltz..
M r .a n d Mr s .E ve r e tt L a m b
wi ll spend Th a n k s g i vi n g wi th
Mr s .Lar nb 's par en ts i n Ka ns as
Ci ty .
Mr . a n d Mr s .He r m a n A y e an d
daunrhter. _#Catherine o f Oma h a ,
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Grasborg .\..li;f & Optometrist
Erst door south oi`Danish Pub-
lishing House.14-tl
Mr. yd Mn. Wes Cook of Oma
ha we guests at the David Muur
melt home last Sunday.
.The city schools are dismissed
for the remainder of the we k
for Thanksgiving vacation.
For Sale-The John Newell 160
acre farm on the Bench.Priced
i gh t.Halle: & Paulson.lt*
Bernice and Carrol Lowe of
Herman,were Sunday dinner
guests of Miss Margaret Badgerow
C K. Bendort llcemed m.,e ba1m~
er anll undertaker, Blair.Oi fio r
phone, 161; res. phone. 183 8-tl
3 When you want Ietterheada or
lenvelopea or statements call The
Enterprise.18-tf
Mrs. Babe Marks spent the Iore~
p m of the week in Falls City,
Neb. on business.
Chris K.Bcndorf, Undertaking
and ambulance service.Phones:
office, 161; residence. 183.29-tf
The Catholic ladies will hold
their bazaar and bake sale at the
city hall on Saturday, December 7.
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Mrs.Curtis Gilliam went to
Omaha on the bus Sunday morn-
ing and spent the day with her
brother.
Dr.Laylaml States, Chlroprac-
tor, over Wolff Drug Store.rf.
I-'or Sale:Bears,Bears Boars.
Hosea Wilson 37-tf
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rosenbaum
are at present visiting at theHome of their daughter, Mrs.w,
J.Mlsleldt of Winside, Neb.
leather jackets,sheep skin
coats.All sizes, all prices.En-
tirely new stock.
45-lt W. J.Sas
Mr.and Mrs.Clyde M.Allen
and family are entertaining Dr.
and Mrs.W.D.Hammond and
Mrs, E. C. Pieree at Thanksgiving
dinner.
Mr. Fred Schneringer of Lin~
cola, arrived last Monday and will
spend Thanksgiving at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. R. E. Tllden
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wolff and Mr.
and Mrs.Carl Wolff spent Sun~
day i n Omaha at the home o l
their hrower and wife,Mr.andMrs. L. J. Wolfl_
Mrs. A. clyde Allen hm! return-
Walker Ave. and Grant St.44-tf
Mrs. Stradling makes the new,
clinging coraelette lines.
45 -lt'The Stradling Silhouette
Permanent Waw,$7.50.All
kinds uf beauty work.Phone 197.
Mrs. K. A. Pound, 206 E. Colfax.
88-tf
Mrs.L.D.Warrick is having
as Thanksgiving guests her :laugh
ter, Mrs.,Prentice Srniw and Mr.
Smith.
Do you play bridge!The En~
terprise has a complete new llnv
oi :score cards,place cagds,etc_
Why not see them"23-L!
Dressed hogs for sale one dad:
west of Miller Mnnk's blacksmith|
shop.Call Black 805.
45-lt'Wm. li ck.
Mt.and Mrs.Henry Boll and
H.F.Boll ol Scribner,visited
Sunday at the Fred Soll home on
South st.LC.
Dr.H. J.Murdoch and family
are eating Thanksgiuing dinner
wilh Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Allen of
Omaha, today.
day cards,sympathy cards-all
can be found at The Enterprise
offim.Popular price.23-ti
Fred Jones,formerly in the
hardware business in Omaha, but
now locabed in Hooper, was vis-
iting Blair friends Tuesday.
Mr._and Mrs.E !J.Lazure,
formerly of Hildreth,Neb.,are
spending a few days with Blair
relatives before locating elsewhere.
Mr.and. Mrs.Philip O'Hnnlon
entertained Miss lda Hansen and
Miss Ruth Rasmussen,both in~
structors at Dana College, on last
Thursday evening at dinner.
Tom and Ruth Blanchard will
leav e Sunday for Clay Center,
Neb., where they an to join the
talent stat!o f radio stcrtion
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Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Rasmus-
sen of near 0|-um, are the par-
ents of a fine girl born Sunday
morning,Nov.24.Their other
child is a boy so they now have a
team to be proud of.
Rev.and Mrs.E.J.Hancock
plan to spend Thanksgiving at the
home of their son, Dr. B. G. Han-
cock in Omaha.They will stay
over until Saturday.
Mr. and Mm George Van Deu-
sen are in Blair visiting relatives
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Thling a few weeks at the home of oda.; ff'Z.§§i<»§-fgl\§1f°S'°= at noon
her daughter,Mrs.B.C.Alfson
°f Norfolk.n L , \ m s c u o u l . Ne w s
Mrs.James .Bennett nl Sio ux (Edited by U, V.Masser)
City,daughter of Mrs.Jam
Stapleton ie here over Thanksgiv-'nrth School Entertains Parents
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ing.The Nonll school sent invita-
Dear Mr.Blank:'Imd your tions to the parents u!'pupils en-
wife up to Mrs. Stra4lling's to have | rolled therein to attend ademon-
a corset made to ti t he r-i t wi ll slrutlon !their regular school
save your money.45-»lt';W°l"k-.'
leather jackets,sheep skin Last Thursday afternoon, Nov-
coats.All' dues, all pneea.En-ernber 21, more than thirty of the
tirely new-ltock.parents accepted.A fine demon~45~1t w_J_Sa5|straL|on of what the children ac-
ltiiss Olive Smith, waqser in the
Tekamah schools, is spending the
Thanksgiving vacation at the home
of het mother,Mrs.I-'rank War~
rick.
Harry and Kenneth Tyson and
famili are guests at dinner to-day stheir parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Watson Tyson and uncle,P.M.
Tyson.
Mr.and Mrs.John Meyers o l
E. J. Mundo# Monday night while
on their way to Omaha to see
Mrs.Meyers'brother,George
Mundorf, who is seriously ill.
Mr.and Mrs. Geo.Kuhr, Jr.
took their son,Merton down to
Lincoln Monday where he enterd
the agricultural school for the
short course i n agriculture lor
this winter.Leonard Wul! went
down with them to attend also.
Mr.and Nlrs.Roland Smith,
who reside west of Blair, had a
dinner party last Sunday at which
time the following were present:Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nater, Mr( a.
Mrs.Harry Seltz,Mr. and
Emest Kruse and Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Lage and Nan.
Mrs. Fred Siert of west Lincolr
street, entertained at a one o'clock
bridge luncheon lar: Friday after-
noon.There were five tables ofbridge following a delicious lunch
eon.Prizes were awarded Mrs.
John Newell for high score, Mrs.
J.S.Roberta,conéolation,and
Mn. E. M. Beaty, cut,
Mrs. Henry Wnlxman entenain-
ed the following relatives at din-
ner Sundayjn honor of her birth
anniversary which occurred Nov.
28:Mr. and Mrs. Peter Andersen,
William and Paul Andersen,Mr.
and Mrs.Chris L. Andersen and
lScore cards, place cards, bg,-y_h WalthilI stopped off with Mrs.
since the Ford plant in Omaha children, all of Herman, Mr. and
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tualiy do, was given.
Basketball Season O w n '
As soon as the football togaare
put away, Coach Parka expects to
make a call for students interested
in basketball.The first practice
will probably bc held the latter
part of next week.1
The first two' games will be
plnyod in the Dana College gym~
nnsium on account of the high
school gymnasium not being mm-
pleted..
The prosfbects are bright.fo r
\xmo'ther :ho ng hallkcthall team
and Blair expects to be ranked
near the top in the Ea§tCentral
Athletic Association Conferenve.
Honor Lint
The honor list for the high
school was released for publica-
tion today.
The list of this alx Weeks period
shows a alight increase over prev-
ious six weeks reports. »'l°he fin¢
alx weelrs thiny-eight made the
honor roll and this but dx weeks
forty have been able W attain
honors..
I n order to make the hi gh
school honor roll a student mustrndntaln an average of 90% in all
high school subjects.
The following students have ab
tained this goal:Rober Bader,
Dorothy Baxter,Alice Beckman,
Marie Bolln,Elma Frain,In:\¢
French, My;;L~FlBnbh, Elsa Fine,
Freda Grothuom1r'Clyde Hansen,
Glldya Hamm, Mardelle Hanson,Gladys Ha r k e y , mm nl w h mm;
Margaret Jenkins, Bertha Jensen,
Alfred Jensen,Stanley .Jezuen,
Mae Koopman, Cwa Krngh, Mar-
jorie Knhr, Margaret Linden, Ed-
wln Lindptrom,Ehzabv Love,Margaret McQunx'rie, "rcdriclcl.
lllatthiesgn, Gxrtis Maynard, Mar~
ian Nelson,Sr.,Lydia Nevyell,
Pack Your Christmas Bag
With These Useful Gifts
Giving a useful gift adds to the
pleasure of the recipient many fold.
This store is crowded with useful
gift items, ranging from moderate
cost to others more expensive.
Pack your gift bag here and you'll
please.Do it now while stocks
are complete.
See our new assortment of glassware--in
shades of Rose and Aqua Marine reason-
ably priced for Christmas gifts.
Fancy assortment of gift handkerchiefs
ranging from loc to $1.50
Remember Rollins hosiery makes an ideal
Christmas gift..»
Silk Coolie Coats in oriental co1ors,each $6.50
Rayon Pajama SuitsLadies at each $1.98 and $2.15
Maderia nighties and Pajama Suits
at $1.00; $l.98; $1.65
and Pajamas ateach ._ _~
Luncheon Sets all linen-in colors .
per set $2.25 and $3.25
Lovely colored hemstitched bordered .
_,'9f=§fQ§3*3325 $4-25 and §;E'§
Rayon bedspreads, all the pretty .
shades, each .$3.9§to $6.95
Everything in Rayon underwear and
correctlypriced._
Flowers for the evening dress and
street wear from 65c to $1.25
We have a most attractive gift box
of toilet accessories at per box $4.25
~éaliiilg on Blair friends and
relatives last Sunday.
Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Lipton of
Omaha,spent Sunday evening
wi th Mrs.Lipton's sister,Mrs.
Norman Tilden,who attends
n n v n n h n i h n
college at Amex, xuwn, Ldlllluz. avlsuW e d ne s da y to s p en d Th an k sg i vi n g
at the parental, R. E. Tilde.-1 home.
Mi ss He le n S ve n dg aa r d of Or na -
ha ,sp en t Su nd ay vi si tin g a t th e
h o me o f he r par ents,Mr .an d
Mr s .S.A .Sven dgaa rd.4 The Enterprise will pdnt your
.atiunerv and do it rizht..We
1s-Er
Vo ss wa s he r f o r eng ine
1+ n barnmin nric e.A ls o apower n
Tha Amdt Hdwe
"Boy's Life",a magazine for
boys makes an ideal Chxistmas
gi ll.$2.00 per year, at The En-terprise office.42-tf.
For Sale-The Pia.Simmbns
fhume on west Grant street, priced
lx-ight for quick sale.See S. W.
e t.hetrustee, Frincis J. Kim~
Wakefield, Neb.44-tf
W. R. Meador, residing west of
weentlv sold a record
shipmen of hogs The shipment
consisted of forty-eight head of
hogs not quite eight months old
Mrs,Ed Rann has returned
be up and around the house again
\The customers at the Eat Sxop hd from an Omaha hosflital and is\closed.leaving George out of "\Mrs. Dmof Wolsman and Bobbie.| Reed 0'Hunlon.Rozella 'Phillipll,
er on duty
Fulton and
Mrs. Chas.
lowa ,spo-.11
if Mr.an1
land.Mrs.
now able to he up and around the
house a part of the time.Her
many friends will be glad to l~ulo\\i
she is getting better.
Wm.Freeland'and sister,Mrs.
Frank Warrick and family,Mr.
and.Mrs.P.Crosby anal Mrs.
job for the time being.
Dorothy Brown had the mis-
fonune to fall Tuesday and throw
n bone out of place in her wrist.
She was, however, able to go to
school after a physician had got-ten the bone back ln place again.
S. W. Chambers has had n siegr
of illness that has kept him upand down for the past few weeks.
l-Ie.is able to be down to his
office zu part of the day and hopes
to feel O. |K. soon,
Sam blundorf of Kansas City,
came in Monday night to visit his
brother, George, who is very low
with pneumonia at the Wise Mem-
orial hospital in Omaha.He will
remain until after Thanksgiving.
What about Christmas greeting
cards?The Enterprise office is
headquarters ~for them.Your
friends will be delighted to receive
a greeting from you.Don't dis-
appoint them. lt's the little things
in life that count.45-it
Mr.and Mrs.Ed Nielsen are
entertaining the following rela-
fivea a t .Thanksgiving dinner:
Messrs. slid Mesdama John Wals-
nian, Soren Wolsman and children,
J.T.Nelson and family,Henry
Wolsmnn :ind Eugene,and Nels
n..-\.-...
Mrs. Made Weekes of the Nor-
folk Press, called at The Enter-
prise office last Monday morni|.
Mrs. Weekes is census enumerat r
_for this district of eleven colnties
including Washington county and
inns here on official business.Sh.-
~ one of the best little editors in
,tho state and this office wal.
honored to have her call for n
brief visit.
The Monday eveniry; bridge club
met at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
D.W.Bell following a chickendinner at thc Clifton hotel.Sev-
eral hours were spent at bridge
and n count of the scores =howerl
the winners Ito be Mrs.R.C.
Hitchman and D. C. Van Deuam
and second high, Mrs. D.C. Van
Deusen and R.C.Hltchman .md
lovely prizes were awarded by thehostess.'
Howard Utterback and a Mr.
Seely of Glendive, Montana drove
in Saturday from their home for
an indefinite stay in Nebraska.They left Montana on the Wed-
naday previous and found some
lnlghty cold weather going through
the Dakotas.They expect to visit
with friends and relatives for a
few days and will perhaps be
located in Omaha for the winter.
Beulah Putnam,Evelyh Putnam,
Frances Siert,Helena Simonsen,
Aisyne Srrhxh, Doris Tildeh,Rum
Tilden,Ruth Vig and Florence
Wolff_
l Debate Postponed
A On account of rnuny high schoollpeoplewishingtoattendthe
Creighton-Oxford college debate,
it was found necessary to poet-
pone the Blair-Omaha Technical
high school debate until after tho
['l`ha:1ksgi\ing vacation.
Blair Wins from Oakland
The Blair Bears yon their right
to play '1`ei¢am.\h for the Confer-
ence Championship Thanksgiving
day, when they defeated the Oak-
land warrior.x6 to 0 on the local
gridiron lust Friday.
T k entire Blair team showedchampionship form and should put
up a stubborn battle when they
fight Tekamah for the conference
cup.
ST. !l1ARY'S a scroa RESIGNS
At a meeting of the board
members of the Episcopal church
last Tuesday evening,Rev.Balil
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Fulton remained to spend the
week with the Sutherlnnds.
Relatives nf Mr. and Mrs. Hur-
old Schafer of Omaha,hu\~c,re-
meived word from them that the
house in_ which they were living
had been xlestmyed by fire last
Monday nlght.A part of their
furniture was burned and mnny
personal effects lost and mined by
the chemical.Ha rdd had been
out looking for a new job at the
time of the fire.He has been em-
ployed at the Ford plant which
closed down lust week.
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ing day guests at the Pra~k Free-
land home in Omaha.
The members of the Monday
evening bridge club enjoyed za
"hayseed"party at the home of
Mrs.[Tort Nah last Monday eve-
ning.A merry time was had and
nt the close of six game of bridge
the scores were counted and prizes
were awarded Charlotte Maher,
Mrs.Geo.Van Deusen and Eana
Metzinger.M m Palmer Allen
will entertain the bridge ciub at
their next meeting.
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G R O C E R I E S
Special percan loc of corn, lmniny, kraut, 'kidney beans and
1 pork and beam..
Vegetables per lb. lurnips, beets, onions or carrqts Sc
2Cadiflower, special per head zs1:
Chenries for salads, etc., per bottle 10; 15; 25 and 35c we `\1.5 X
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".Happy Gift Idea--'
oS t a t z o n e r y
A box oi gilt stationery is always anacceptable
gift.it is very often a better grade oi station-
ery than the recipient would buy for herself,
bill She appreciates it just that much more.'
You are invited to call and see our stationery.
we mtv?
Tallies Score Cards PlaceCards
1 Birthday Cards Sympathy Cards
and Clnistmu Canis
l o oT h e E n t e r p n s e P u n t i n g C o .
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oaonarut._.IMr. and Mrs. H. J. Hansen and
family will entertain the follow-
ing relatives and friends at
Thanksgiving dinner Mr.and
Mrs. H. Skov Nielsen and family,
~Mr. and Mrs. Hans Knudsen and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Soren Ls.r»
5 sen, all of Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Nels
Nelson and family of Kennardand~in/lr.and Mrs. Harold Nielsen o
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Omaha.
' StateSenalnr James A. Rodman,
former Blair boy, was one of the
speakers at the Father and Sons
~banquet at Ft.Calhoun Thursday
I ewning."Jim", as he is familiar-
ly known to Blair folks, is the son
'of Mr.and Mrs.W.B.Rodman
of this city and a brother of Mrs
Jake Bross,also of Blair.Lest
l Sunday's Omaha Ba-News had n
!picture and the following to say
4 about Jim: "State Senator .Tama
A. Rodman of Omaha, is the only
Nebraaknn who has served in thei3state legislature from four dider-
out legi slati ve mmm.Mr. Rod-
~man began his legislative service
.1 ;when he lived at Kimball.He
~senred two terms in the lower
', _hoose.After moving to Omaha
;he retired from public life for a
fi few yesn.Then he went to thelowerhousefrom `a legislativedistrict in North Omaha.Before
.another district i n West Omaha
'and was agadn elected a state rep-'resefntative.He then songht and
won election as state senator from-l.g the detrkt he now represents.his
~has never been defeated in s leg-
~islatlve oonbsst."'
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I-loiynrd reports his mother as in|
very feeble health at present.
Mrs.Celia Marks entertained
twenty friends last Thursday eve-
ning at her home on west Colfax.
The nffnir was a surphse handker-
chief shower for Mrs. Wm. Welch,
who will leave Dec. 3 for Eureka,
Callfomia with her two sons,to
be with Mr. Welch who has been
employed were the p u t few
months.The evening was spent
playing bridge,there being five
tables of players.When the
stores _were counted Mrs.Clyde
Compton won first prize,Miss
Charlotte Maher," second,Mrs.
Theo. Lundt, third and Mies Etna
Metzinger, consolation.The young
ladies then departed to the cafe
where they enjoyed a waffle sup~
per.
Mrs. U. G. Garner was hostess
to the Womens Missionary Society
Thursday, Nov. 21st at her home
on east Front street.Group num-ber one was in charge of the pro-
gram.The programfconsisted of
the lesson in We Shady Book en-
titled "Going W Jerusalem".The
study was followed by a Misdon-
ery playlet "The Vi sit of Mrs.
Missions".This proved a very ln-
teresting feature.The women of
our church were well represented,
there being thirty-four present.
The last hour of the sesdon was
taken up with the serving of ie-
lreshmenta and a social time The
December meeting will be at the
e of Mrs. Cora Badgerow on
19.Group two will have the
program.
...............e....... .et.,,...Rev. Daugherty and family have
been in Blair but a short time but
they have mnde many friends both
in and out of their parish.
It is not definitely known what
plans Rev.Daugherty has hut
Blair friends extend to hi m md
his family their best wishes for a
successful future and may his lot'be east in pleasant places;
_..__._._ . -.SELECT THE CHlLD'S
WARDROBE FOR HEALTH
A chlld's defects may be canned
by ill-fitting clothing.They maybe due to tight elastic bands lniis
underclothing, or perhaps to shoe!that are poorly fitted.A child
should not be forced to wear saw
eff clothing that may injure his
health.Mo the rs who wi s h to hwe ~
children well dressed will
only clothing and shoes that no
comfortably.They select*fewer
but better clothes.They, buy of
make rompers out of seriio le,
washable and nttrsnztive materials.
They select light-weight union
suits and avoid the use of elastic
in his undcrclothing.Shoes are
chosen with special care, and have
straight inside lines,broad toes
and low heels.They do not l/et
the boys wear boots alL the tin-ie,
although they enjoy them,be~
cause they know boots allow for
no ventilation Wise mothers dren
children. primarily for hedlth and
comfort, and so that thschildren
may be unconscious of their clothf
ing,»..
n h
~ fo pies, each
_. . .. . .. . . .. . .. . .~ ~ ~ ' p u m a
Horse radish, per bottle
\
loc
10:
l5c I n
50c bottles Lm sweet mixed pickles, special
Sclnlilz Ginger Ale, per bottle
Lexington Cream Flour, specid per sack
Swift: White Soap, reg. Sc bm, special for I0 bm
20 Mule Team Borax,~wash powder 55¢~'|>l=s- special
(Sugar and Creamer free)
Barpins in Shoes and Underweu for Lldies', Children ind Men
Ladies' high shoes, special per pair
Lmdies' Ox fond strap slippers, etc e|$é¢i»\ per pair @Ladies' house slippers, special ~ pa
Childrens 2 piece underwaar oc md 754: value,x special m c\1\Be out at each
Msn's Overalls, special per pair
Men's Work Socks, special pér pair
Blnlr. Nnhmskn- Nnvemlm1r28, wwh e e ! !
Wm.Proehnow,Jr.collided
vs-iLh a lle of gravel on th¢ Wuh-
ington aighwxy 'hind-ly ¢vE11ill¥»completely wreeklng the N: Bulck
mr he was driving.Fnmmately
x.., ...w nnlmn.He was me
the Royal Neighbors Wednendny Donald spent Wednadny with u mm H a i e r md Anna spent te r `Aro nmn home and at the'
evenin .'g Will Ryan.Sundxy m Blnir Atthelo hn Glllr W eston Lang home in the ev e!
John My atte nded the Junior'l l r m d Mm. Andrew .lohnsomghet home.ning
play in A 'upon Friday.and inf. and Mrs. Victor Johnson Floyd Curley ol Bl ml r . w u a *'I
mr. And Mrs. Chnrles Benjy of helped Pm Nielsen nelebnw his Slhmrlay night and Sunday vm-silk Stmrkings 0-has Wear-theKennnnd.were Sunday _dmner jlxjnlulay Saturday night ltor at the lmme of his brother,Hosiery Store of Blair-the p"h_`
;Swenters,$1.50,$1.98,$2.98.Winter Coats,$10 to $69.50
`S\rirLa, $8.98-$4.98.All sizes and ldzen 13 L0 5°Huck and brown,
colors for Young Women at the New ahipmen\ justrfccived at theashion Center.45-l¢|Fashidn Center.45-l:.'0 i ' * ' " " ` ~ »~ . ' ~ - F 3 1
ORUM Bnmrs
lr. and Mrs.Bans Wulf andaiildnuspentSaturdayeveningA the Carl Rasmussen home.lisa Nana Andersen was a Fri-
AI...~.~..,~~.- - - - ~onl occupant ci the cor.I r l .Joe Bolln vefy pleasantly
'entertained six tables of playersat a vaninhi"8 bridge wmv wm-neaday afternoon at the home ei_her daughter, Mrs.Frank Wolff-
Atmer the scores were counted.
|Mn. G. v. Bendle held high score,
:Mm F, H. Frahm, second and Mrs.
lr ra r. .. n mi n low and arises
guexts at the home al Ura. Berry's|Mr. and Mn. Harold French and Harold.parents.Mr.and l n .Frank children w e r e Sunday dinner Hr.and Mm.George Lows,Brown.'guests at the Joe Love home.II-`c-rn and Marjorie were Wednes-
Mrs. F. J. Emerson and Bill vu-;Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kuhr spent day evening visitors at the I-Hee-
iwd Sunday whh Mrs. Ida Jung-Wednesday ni htqz at the Harold man L°f:is home.|
hluth._»Rasmuxsen ho_.me.I Meta Thompson spent SundayFnnus Jungbluth nnd Mr. Thes-3 Mrs.Harvey Kuhr and Mrs.with Helen Jacobsen.1
1-rup were Thursday afternoon Harold Rasmussen and Donald Mrs. Fred Anderson was a lastguestsatU12F r d Jungbhxth spent Thursday a: Club which mel. Tuesday aiwmoon visitor wlth
home.|\vith Mrs. A. A.Renshaw.Mrs. Freeman Loftis._ _ Y
ion Center ofhrs yvu the
the year--here are a féw: fiold
$1.95
Onyx
if! afternoon guest of M11 Mar-
ian L.|rau\.l n .Martin Larsen spent Sat-
:mhy evening at the Ed Hansen
home.
black double pointd heels
|p..;,.,Other
5 $1.50 a pair.-See Us for Bookings"'" ' " " " " " """¢_|,' | |l n .had Chrilkennen :niet-|llr.|||d Mn. Hlmld Rumugsen Mnrw n u r ' | ¥ § n M : . = Y ; B ¢ U: l N ° \ z * Amd me Lgdleq'Aid 'Lhnnday md _bo ngd -vs-fr Sltunlly mght hh pnris Haier 1|.l"€n\Z8, MT.
muy Sunday with
a n d mr s .ma : -u n Smart new styks in Hats__bo Sundn " " W 'dai.;- afternoon at her home.The WK- at the Chris Rasmussen home.H '_A " ' " '»"»§',.'L"Ja rn a i }i'§..»I',§2'?.'';€ in servmg -1 af re ular business meeting was held;Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hansen were g ;
Rulnussen.Miss Edna Newkirk The twice postponed meeting of and later a delicious lunch was called to Verdigree Nab., 53' the ni tiworkingnttheRasmusswihe p T_ A_ was held Wednesdab' served to ~ members/~ death of Mrs. Hansen? half sis-g r ,
imma.'evening.The theme for_ Ph? we- ."?.'¥'~.4'¥'*'e .1"f°§"'}f'.f'Ef'P§_°'l",'__fe'@'""¥'°'°Y-. .'?"°¥returned Sgtdrc
in Pnulnnn nnent Wednesday Fnrm Sales a Specialty`§~i{h` ¥°}~L]5¢§ 'iEin
.Hem-y I-luvend.lax eveninr:visi
more .
hub u m a| \ l \v t l n -_- - -_1 ¢ ;t o r a t t h e S t o r e o f B l a i r - t h e F a s h i o n C e n
'Qifox-endick}\ome.ter.
and M n .Raymond Mag'lll|
unior were Sunday evemng A D M A H ~'s at the Floyd Magill home.l
45-ltl u l v e r n L i n e n visi ted Or u m
.school Fr i d a y nfter noo n.
H r s .Ch rla Ben son sp en t Mo n -
4 1 1 af te rn o o n wi t h Mr s .Peter
Ni e ls e n a n d Sun day af te rn oo n
w i t h H n .Ru d o lp h Andre ason.
Su n d a y a f te r n oo n g u e s ts a t the
Ma r ti n L n n e n h o me we r e Mr . s m!
l n .C u l Ras mus sen a n d sons,
l r .amd Mr s .L a r s Ro lls n d a n d
c h ildr en a n d Ric h ard,Gle n a n d
.b eve le d Ap ple by .-
Ro b er t Mc h lilla n o f Bla ir ,is
~a t th e F r e d Dic kmey er
n i n g w a s " A r t" .Th e s u b je c t wa s
ab ly handled by Mills Li na b er ry ,
teac her' of th e th i r d an d f o u r th
g r a d e s Th e fo llo wi n g tr i o g a ve
seve ral mus ic al nu mb e rs :Mi s s
Dor othy Si ever s, pi an o, 0 . A . Fi c k
vi olin an d Ri c h a r i Sievers,elu.1»
inet.Th e n e xt r e g d n r me e ti n g
wi ll be held Wednesday eve nin g,
Dec . 4.'Mr .an d Hr s .0 .P.B r o wn a n d
li ttle dau gh te r,Gwe n do ly n o f
Ralsto n,we r e callers'n F t.Ca l-
h o u n W e d n e s d a y n i t e o n .
l._ . 4 . . . . . .
to me n a me Ol. n er u lu g n te r , mr s .H u g o T i m m wh o h a d a serious
attac k of a pp en di c lti s.
F r e d Chr istian sen h a d th e mi s -
fo r tu n e o f serio usly i n ju r i n g h i s
foo t W e dn es da y whe n he a c c ld en t-
ly d ro p p ed a wa te r ta nk o n i t.A t
th i s w r i ti n g i t is rep orted :is n o t
mu c h imp ro ved .
J a me s H a l l : md son,. Gi lb e r t
dr o ve to Ke n tuc k y one da y la st
w e e k t o vi s i t w i l i l r e l a t i ve s .
H r . a n d M m A l B m d e g a a r d a n d
R i g m o r e vi s i t e d t h e w e e k - e n d a t
A L -E . . . .. l | " : _ . - \ \ \ | L L a u w u
n o me u u n a a y m g n t.
Mr . a n d Mr s . Hsxo ld Ra s mu s s e n' m u l Do n a ld spe nt Su nd ay a t th e
;
A . A . Re n s h a w h o me .
S i lk Sto c ld ngg th a t W e a r - t h e
Ho si er y St o l e of Bla. ir---th e Fash»
ion Ce nter of f er s y o u th e B E S T
\ r A L U E 3 I N B L A I R e v e r y d a y i n
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th e y e a r - h e r e ar e 2 f e w :Go ld
Stri pe ,do ub le o r si ng le p o i n t o r
fr e nc h he el Ch if fo ns ,$1.115;Go ld
§ tr i p e Servic e we ig ht, $ 1. 95 ; Ony x
Lo ui e
M r .
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M Y .l n d M P 4 " R h P H Y I G U a u f ;
cm you :mmm beautiful C1'$P° family Tai' 1~iEi¢`E\-»`55".|§a"i`iI-. Iiidc Chine Teddies, ~ gn. C. F._ Ifggmln gnd funily ofl
da n c e s e ts a n d b lo ome r s I n an me Ho u p e r an d Mi s s Ro sa Fuusls o f '
ne we st c oi o r s i n all si z e s tr imme d W i n s lo w, we r e Su n d a y vi s ito r s a tu.ith lwa u ti f n l imnortred lac es th e H .P. Hi e b e n th xl h u mp 1
~ b ééiiliu at only $1.9 3-|Mr. and Mrs. H\;1 \_I?o'chend-
well the Fnfhigp Qenter has just In g :i le d qt Nels Peter.|on'| on
luvlved their Holiday uwnmem.
--if yan wlnt (he nr-:s1' SILK
UNDERWEAR VALUES IN THE
UNITED STATES nee this belllii-
ful umnznznt lt only sms at
a u m l l y .
-u--ml service f na J pm~ were heldxS||:5gy ~ si.~~R ~ ~1u . . .rl..-4.Rb n mn and Alb e r t 'r nM F Henry ifnscner 's Ilniwcss '-"° 1.neu °*""H""".:' lluuac.Pointex aux no wp ¢mnona wxth\ar'|n.r s\f'lpr'nnoh mfathe mem-The What-So-};.ver Club met |..1....1..a-...\..1.......:...».,,a |n.n\n n nr.
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I th e B H)age rqu -e r 'a u l J nwes a n d $1 . 50 a p a n All s ites an d c olor qTldt r u (t f M r .a n d Mr s .P .|".?.'; , ' 5 ; _ . . . E ' ~ § . . , , i ¥ffxf a m d g f "'¥» f;, ,§"we n t ' l i f u n i l v vi s i t e d a t th e A l b e n H a n -Si lk Dr e ss e s -- i n c lu di n g th e n e wx
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t i n m a l s e r vi c e s a t t h c H o w a r d
3 0 1 2 1 1 h o m e S u n d a y a f o e m o o n .
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w a s o n e y e a r o l d t h a t d a y .S p o n -
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A . 1 1 M i lle r .Be fo r e th e f~en'ices
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s e v e r a l o f t h e f o r m e r C a m p F i r e
glr la a t ax br id ge p a r ty Mo n d a y
afte rno on.
Mr . a n d Mr s . G. V . B e n d le we n t
to Oma h a 'Tu es da y o w n i n g t o see
_th e " Vi r i¢ lni a n" a t the Pa r amo un t.
Re v.W m .B a r n u m o f Poc atello,
Id ah o stop ped o ve r o n h i s h o m e
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l u n c h e o n f o l l o w e d b y b r i d g e a t t h e
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NEW ENGLAND NEWS
n ay .M r .a n d Mr s .He n r y Dorna c kerg Mr .a n d Mr s .Ches ter }Io1.r~n-
a n d f a m i ly o f Be llni n gton ,we r e
Su n d a y d i n ne r g u e s ts at th e Ha n s
Braesc h home.
M r .a n d Mr s .Ch ar le s Peters
viiltgzl Sulumogf erng wg-'ifh llir.
di c k a n d J e a n we r e la s t Tue sd ay
c ve n i m;vi si to rs a t th e F r e e ma n
I mf ti s ho me .
Mr . a n d Mr s . Ra y D o n n e ll y a n d
son o f Oma h a .Silent.th e f i r s t o f
S t a n M Bllfl* -* um F llh ib ll °'"°'m5fiI1-ili{. §¢T .?."` £§"HI»'é
'lol'.I 5 - l t lillt n ll S lll u llv
r - - - - M - . . - - n -Qr~D g g g d h n l e P e t e r s o n a n d M i a :
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L U N G U l i h b o f Alv is Peterson M _"w
E Mr . a n d M m H .F .IIiebentha
Mr s .Elmer 'P r uh lse n wa s ho st-a n d son,A m o s a n d Mi s s Leotz
ess to th e Mc C a r th y L a d i e s 'Pr o -we r e i n Fr e mon t o n b u s in e s s lam
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g i ve n b y th e leadera,Mr s .J .H .~-Ne a r h o od a n d M m L e o n Hi n d l- w,, . . f ' f.f!.'f.°'i.~f_'§','ii'"i1"" E"ff'}'_*i'"IEf?Pf'
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:meer to :he following gues ts:Quits.Chic ago f o r a n o ve r n i g h t vis
S o r e n J e n n e n o f B l a i r ,w r y g .a t h e W m .S i e v e r s h o m o .H e i
.1 n l - .- r 1 . .¢ .l L _1 . 1 - . : _ . _ ._ D \ l ¢ . . »
n i n and Mrs . Le e Mar.- mall an d r arru ly .th e we e k wi g h M}3_Carr ie J ac ob-dtf aa Mr . a n d Mr s. Ha n s B r ae s c h vi s -sen
3 th e lte d S un d a y \ :\ e n m| ; a t th e Ma r li n i r .xml Mr s K e a r n s H e n r v a n d r|
14 Far-off becomes near-bySiev- Sunds home.ri da y Mr . a n d Mr s .Le e Ma r s h a ll a n d
f a mi ly ipilll..Su nd ay a t th e W m.
Ro h-Ma r s h a ll home.
golan1 Ot t o Gro tho use n,Mi ld r e d a n d
| b on , B e t. ty Ma r s h all s pe n t Su n d a y wi L h
ivimz.th e fo r me x' s p ar e nts, Mr . an d Mrs .
lC on -l0l.t-o Gru th ou sc n H1111f a mi ly .
Roy Burris,and Mr.Sample of followed by a contest.Mrs. Peter
Missouri visited Raymond Burris Jensen won first prize and consol-
bunday afternoon at the George ation was given Mrs. Walter No-Loftis home.ivak.Them were three visitors:
M c .a n d M r s .J o h n B o v e e a n d M e s d a n m o s P e t e r a n d C l i f f o r d
M a b l e , M r . a n d M r s . H o w a r d H a n -T r u h l s e n a n d H a n a K n u d s e n .M r s .
c o c k o f C r a i g w e r e S u n d a y n f l - l W i l l T h o m p s o n a n d M r s .W a l t e r
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:| e\ veat. c o lor s in all slzes trimmed
wi t h be a uti fu l imp o rte d la r va
ma d e by Go l d e t te a t o n l y $ 1 . 9 8 -
we ll the Far<hion Ce nter ha s ju s t
rec eived th ei r Ho li d a y os o o n mo n t
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Bla i r , g r a n df a th e r a n d nu : \ t; B . P .mo rn i ng .__ny3¢~`|~4-I-\ ; c n n v n a n i *lill¢¢,|;xa.\adf.n. A h a a n d um,a d l i n . P . J .
the r,hi s tl8.Bglll.£I',|Th e Mi s s e s A n n a a n d E lla
A 'II alan Rn v."mv umm hnafmlnnn far H19 Nh !lII
ala l ; | |un;}&inerI.gwgp i""' 'E-'iE'.E";»;;"w.;;..a"ea
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l f § e l l e o ' s b i r t h d a y :M e s u r e .: \ r d |
Z l e s d a m e a F r e d J e n o e n a n d s o n s
m d m r d N e l s o n ,H .C .R a s m u s s e n ;
u n d H e l e n P e t e r I v e r s o n a n d T e a -
a é e .J e n n S o r e n s e n ,A n d r e w J o h n -
a o n .\ ' l ¢ 1 . o r J o h n . i o n a n d P h y l l i s _
a n d J a c k C r o w d y a n d M i s s B e s s i e
ad' Blair.St..Paula Aid will meet Thureodayaf ternoon.Dec.5 with Miss
Louise Larsen in 0:-um.|The Aid of the Danish church
will meet.Wednesday afternoon,
Der.4 with Mrs.Chris Benson.
Thi !Aid will hold their annual
i mn a r Friday evening.Nov.29.
lnizich will be served after the
male.Mr.and Mrs.Andxew Johnson-and Hrs. Victor Johnson and Phyl
lie were Fremont visitors 'I'hurs~
dar oftaemoon.The Bell Creek Valley Sewing'
Club met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs.Simon Gnuae.Mrs.PeterNielsenandMrs.Chris Christof-.
-....
~ ~Mr. and Mrs. H.Williafns vis-
Miss Sierk substituting for Mn. ated with relatives in Omaha Sust-
Lena Kruger;Soups--History of day.IMacaronibyMrs.Anna Sieverszl
Turkey-»~The P i l g r i m s 'First Silk Dresses-~lm-lucling the new
'¥`*~='"k*ziyir1e by Daisy Snider:Silhouette szylea--$4.98, $6.15, sm
Cwvbef-'1=H-~The Cranberry Fields to $19.15 in .aizes 1310 52 in black
bv Mg.Ha g*Bendle;bPump;in|3_nd all the most popular colors--
Pie--the s Poem y A ce.*large new shipment mst received"Irisler.Coffee--Product of Ouqm the p Qhi0n Center.45-11.New Poseesaions,by Misa Annal 4Roliwel'.Th..next meeting will Smar t n w styles in Hats for
be Dee. 5 with ne. Im' n¢hwe.=§W°m<=" and Misses pdced at $288
Jacob J Sierk celebrated hi5:t0 $7.50 and Chihlrena are pdterl'
birth :inniveraary Friday and ser-at 6£l¢:to $2.98 at the hiillinery
eral of his frlenfls gathered at his more ul ulun--the Fashion Cen-
x r u t v u u \ | n l v \ . u n i l u » l | \\ l v 1 w l l a ¢n u r a n a v l v \ . \ ;. . . . . \ . ". »-- - - -"1 u , y u u \ | ; | | | ,L u g D D D !D I L "
L y o n s h o m e .t h h o . t e .r ~.1M r s H a i l .L o w e a n d B e r n i c e ,i n q n e i s t m e e t i n g w i n b e h = \ d - ¥ § ? £ ; " D " § ? § i " " " " E S I N i m .
M r s .' F r a n k I a f t i s a n d E s t e l l e a t t h e h o m e o f M r s .v .0 .I r e l a n d E s n e e t h i s h e a u t i ~
1 ' ° i 0 l 1 t R ' 0 l ' 0 ¢ \ Y w e r e S a t u r d a y H f 7 » f ' l ' ~w i t h M r s .P e t e r J e n s e n a n d M r 3 f u I a s s o r t n 1 e n t a t o n l y $ 1 . 9 8 a t
n o o n v i s i t o r s a t t h e F r e e m a n L o l ' - _ _ 1 _H _N e o : h o o d s e r v i m r .' t h e i r s t o r e .4 5 - l t
t i o h o m e t o s e e t h e n e w b o y .g M r .a n d M r s .C a r l J o n e s o f C o s t u n i e J e w e l r y ,$ 1 t o $ 1 . 9 8 a t
M r .a n d M r s .C h e s t e r H o r e n d i c k F o o t e r ,N o b . ,c a l l e d a t t h e J .H . | t h e F a s h i o n C e n t e r - - l i n e a r ,v a l u e s
a n d J e a n w e r e S u n d a y d i n n e r 'N e n r h o o d h o m e l a s t F r i d a y ., a n d n e w e s t s t y l e s i n B l a i r .4 5 - 1 1
g u e s t s a t t h e C l a u d e C l e m e n t s !M r .a n d M r s .P e t e r J e m z e n " f f
o m e .S u n d a d i n n e r a n d a e n t t e a -QS u n d a y a f t e r n o o n v i s i t o r s a t t h e l p r n m m n y w i t h M r .. . . S M r s .J o h n " T 'P A U L L U T g g g - N
F r e e m a n L o f t i s h o m e w e r e ! \ i r . a n d -N e a l h o o d .M r .a n d 1 ' - i r s .F r e d p .R C H .D R U M
M r ; = .S h i r l e y P e t e r s o n a n d e h i l - :L o n g a n d s o n s ,R o y a n d H o w a r d .J .R e m e r t s e n ,P a s t o r
d r e n ,M r .a n d M r s .G e o r g e L 0 f l . i : »c a l l e d i n t h e e v e n i n g .a a
home that afternoon in honor ofl
the ewnt.Chas Sierk and soon of Lake
Wilson,l\iinn. motored down Fri-
day for a visit. with relatives.
The hizh school puoiln had a'wry enjoyable time at their partyat the school house Friday night.
Miss Dorothy Sievera entertain-
ed several frim-his Saturday aft~
ornoon n'a_ bridfre party in honor
ter.4oJn'
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the home of Mrs.Lnella Meier-l
henry on Thursday af ternoo.''ihooe present.were Mesdamlel
Gottlieb Lallman, George Niebaun'Hemom Chdst,Arthur Timpf l
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fond daughters, Marjorie. Earl nndl Miss Karen Jensen spent thol Sun Y. December ist.
Delbert Fletcher, Annie Thompson
and Floyd Jordon.Ruth Paulson spent We1lneSd:1yafternoon with Martha Hoier.
Mr.and Mrs.Huit Lowe and
Bernice, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lo1°»\1::.r1€and Estelle,Mr.and
Mrs.Louie I-lovendick and son
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Bert Loftis home.Eina I"eterf1on was a week-end
.f~.........._.i 1..\..._ ¢»........_.-ni...onest of Martha Haier.\
first. of the week at the parental,Sunday School at 10 a. rn.
Cari M. Jenf~=en home.Services at I1 a. rn.
Mr.and Mrs.Dwight Patrick Ladies'Aid wi!!meet Deo.Sth
ealle el Sunday afternoon at tin-gwith Miss Louise Larsen, Umm.
Hayes Rosenbalm home.2 Sunday,December SMr.and Mrs.IEdgar l?o.=~e 9*Communion service.
Cedar Bluffs,visited relatives 1..
R!-ir S'v1fi=\1..'lhey cnlied at tl.:" " "James Thompson home Sunday Fownes Kid Glove, $2.93.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Aronson f||l;ed Sunday afternoon at the Chee-l .
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in g to u .Mr s . Man e Me h re n s : i nd d au g hte r af ter n oo n a t th e J oh n h c htc n m p
Ro Peterson o f Oma h a ,spent Miss Rau- and Hr1r°f ??n¥1\»v¢=r wwe Sr.ho me i n Arli rfgton.ySlmd zly at the p ar c n ia l, C hr is P et-Sun day after no on vi si to rs a t th e Mr s .C a r l Me le rh en ry ,He lmfVh`Oma h a .l~~1 1 nd u we a lvy Me ie r
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And know thai our Holiday Opening
will be
Friday and Saturday
this week
Come and makean early selection of
Gifts and Toys
Lay them away for Christmas
Blair Racket Store
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i n i a n d li n . E d Hinikn and u'ilHeI-7»£u-J *h* |§:\nt1nr¢~|»|§, Mr.:nan
Iudly .spent 5\"\!i!v gitgmwn llld and !~lr-. '|V'r§il Tent:-ns of Hm lu! v
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~on was also a ffitv l(n*\um..eveni~ f11;--l¥»nrir':srn of Smith '|. he;0ll0\\'inl attended
su p pe r gu c sl.0r\ ah :\Wgg here Tw ' d a y 510|:iI'"Ro c k shoot a t A r li n g to n S
Su n da y supiéet an d eve:\in|.:af er so me learn!\11at1fru.afte rno on.Ha r ve y Ha r t u n g ,
gu e s ts a t th e Fned Fa g e mu i s t lIvrin:1 Ste "has h w n o n tho Str on ge r,W m.Ha r t u n g ,
h o me we r e Mr .a n d Mr s .Te d sick list th o nast f e w d a vs Ho lt ma n ,J o h n an d Leo na rd
Mo r y e r . md Ba tty A r m a n d Mr . [Mr s .D W .Ma r r v'§=ite¢l rela-te n k amp ,W m.W ilke llin g,a n d Mr s .Peter To ft. o f I~'remonL.ti ve s i n Fln re nr e Mo *¢ Ia \.'onc e n a d .-kwm W ilkening.
B y i h o l .a mi . Ke n d a ll Simmo}us|Mr .an d Mr s .Ffmi]Kru go h~.rI|.Mely in #S tork and f \ | \ : l Vs
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Hr. and Mrs. H. C. Ra:1§u==sen''Wo locnl arhonl will clfme Wal-Evelyn Gakor,Leona Holtmrml
and family were Fremont visitors neadiy for the 'Fl\:\nksgi¢inpr; hol-and Wesley Meierhenry,who at-|
Saturday.idazvs.'tends high school ag Arlington,
Miss Edna Nevvkirk was a Fri-s Sunft. and Mrs. R. H. Mead will ment the week-end with ho:m»§€'%>e!11
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,Simmons were Omaha businesa a short visit with his daughter.
allen; Saturday.
Hin Anna Burton visited from
Tmndny until Friday at the BooneHen.-kirk home, then she left for adrilit with nlntiins at Ainsworth.M i l !Evelyn Andersen of Blair,
:md Clifford Metzler of Tekumah,;pent\Sund8Y evening; at the New-
lilrs.Emma Thompson and Mr.~o-$3.3 i:n ~ ~
Thompson near Irvington.Fashion Cvnter.Al:0 {j S G~~E
_ "te d Oversh t th LOW-
$2.98 in sizes 26 to 36 at th°l\Vnmen~imc "Url Cnilfirvn Abu ~Fashion Center.We am "°"" f°a"Etma Jcgéck Health Shoes at ss
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-of Blair spent the afternoon there.
H n .Boone Newlcirk and Mis#
:Catherine and Misa Anna Barton
mane Thmuday afternoon guests at
:the lierle Newkirk home.
a t l u l l u z l n n e n u w » - v e r y D e m . l i n e n l l l l C a n y o u ~ b e a u t i f u l C r e p e
t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s .' T h e y m a k e
brasaierx,garter belts,girdle.
forletnln, Y. H. Stout Corxetaln in
all sizes at ali times at money
navim:prices..4 5 ll
A number of guests were en-'Fellows-when you get ready
la ta ined Sunday evening at the'o do your Christmas shopping-
J n s I v e r s o n h o m e .A s e v e n ]'. . f f . . , . . . . ,: l § n n ¢ »t r i !. \ s ' A \ n ¢ |h u 6 ' 4 \~l t ~~~~
cle Chine Teddies,french panties,1
dance sets and bloorners in nil the
newest colors in all sizes trimmed
with beautiful imported laces
made by Goldette at oniy $1.98-»»|
well the Fashion Center has just
received their Holiday assortmentu
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" " ' " " " " ' "" " ° - "' " " '"gg u1a1 r--may know nm what sm. 'UNDERWEAR VALUES m 'rms '1 M:. ; ' M : ; _'dJ"I=\':'éteru would like best and mmember All UNITED STATES see this b,Bu,_i_'
. u m a r......:rom .nd Mrs. Kirby of B ir Mr_|(.i!v.a wrapped carefully an Chnat-ful assortment at only $1.98 at
mad l n .Andxvw Johnson.Mr.x"'"" viper uve "f charge.45-I their store.45-1'
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5 -;__==_>_5 gf g d M r s . P e t e r ~D A L E D o m e s R O S E m u . m u m s ~I-»And since it. is the heart of
your home, in should have
most carelul attention and
inspection to insure i t
functioning properly at all
times.Phone Black 62 if
_.___,QAhuaking bee was held at th|Gertmile Hansen spent WednesI~
mn of Ed Gaines in order tn.dAY and Thundny at the Lester la'§ppel~s that Wear,$2.98 talfz
-56,30 by Women and Misses |m|'h@Ip him get his corn shucked
$119 bu $3.89 for Clmildron at he
Tnsiduu Center.Alma U. S. Gay-
mu and Overdue: at the LOTW-
lf,S'l'PRICES I N BL AIR for
Wmum, liimes and Chiidren. Also
nn. Jettic k Health Shoes at $5
The farmers who helped wer.Nels Svendgard,Lloyd Brow:
lle rmm Jungbluth,Otto Hager
J a me s Su nd x,E d Ren ar d,Hc ri rv
L vr e s an d A .Mor te nse n.
Mi s s L o tti e Gai nes an d he:
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Hansen home cooking fo r c o rn'~
huskern.~gg,Henry 1'5\1¥lf» Detluf Wulfa :md I ~
1.|.\|.laJ .Jads¢:n'a"lvem Sunday din- i ~
nor guests at the Alben. fiuhr |~home.~;;A rredenck gg»}11ie»e»;_ ard l r ;;you wish us to call pad in
,mg S# for Women. _45-n
Fnhion (Jenner Beauty Parlor
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nah (mm new on P\¢1'\£Y arly.
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Junior and Richard Junghluth'idled Sundlv afternoon withlitrlilud Jungbluth.
Kr. and Mrs. Ray Mnnters nm
family of Fremont, vixiled Sunday
ni the Hymn Masters hame.
Mr. md Mrs. Funk Brown um
Lawrence were m e m a i an ayA N D VICINITY lm s uppe r a t # he Erne s t \W :ge
QE : ~ M o e l l e r o f Te h mn h .
,gg the week-and with he r PU*,mg lr- a nd ln- Fre d Mné i e r.
Bt.¢|vem\an md daughter
home in Arlington Thur-sdav wagf-~ h o n o r of M n .Wager'»
Mn. lion-in Muster! and Munirwere Ftvmont. Walton Saturdayu ma :vas ¢nn-u m M n F m k B m '1nane..-f a n s .»."$¢"? .;";.,.'»..,.,.¢f"" rr ibendd the entertminmcni JS. 1;
nnucnwn wueu un n u r nlmspnSunday morning.
Mrs. Andrew Johnson and Mr:
Vn:wr_ Johnson and Phylhn spentFridayaz the Will Hnnsrn home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Madsen and
'f'»I|»"uw'-K 'l`u¢~|dgy evming 111Um Wi ll Hart home helping Al-
hd celebrate his 'ith birthday.
Pete Luce wma a Sunday visit-
or at the _John .Peknen humc.Waller .gpkby has been nn thedc k li n t week.Hrpazxd Mn.Andrew Johnson
Bhd Mr. Ind Mn. Victor Johnson
were Sundny supper gu-eau 1. UnJens Ivenon home.
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Howard and Esther Kubie were
Blur visitors Sunday evening.
Hans Mathieren and Vernon
were Herman allen Saturday.
Mr.and Mrs.Fred Andersen
ra re Fremont shoppers Wednes-
rluy and also \i>il.£'d at the Uw-
llroderuen home.hlruand Mrs. Peter L Petersen
spent Sunday afternoon at theparental. Fnrd Petersen home.
Mr.and Mrs.Herman Nelaen
and some sgwent Sunday with Mr.
mid Mrs. Earl Daniels.
Mrs. Ted lvcrsmi and daughters
sisitefl Mm. Joe Bzmdur Thursday
morning :md in the afternoon they
mlended the Kindrd Merry Mak-
ers Club meeting at the C. B.
Llunn home.Curtis Behrendf spent Sunday
at the Pete Christensen home.Alisa Dzlgmur .lensen ia attend-
imz Dann College in .Blair at the
present.Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rogert and
Dax-low were Sunday dinner guest;at the John Rogert home.Curtis :md Lola mhrend: of Fre-mont spent the week-end with
ihome folks.Lawrence Larsen is helping Har-
land Christensen husk comMrs.Ernest Gosker and aona1 visited Mrs. Clarence Wachter on
Wedxieaday.Mr. and Mrs.Herman Nelsenandsons spent Saturday evening
at the parental, J. P. Larsen home
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Zin Blair.I Mr. and Lira. Harland Christen-
sen and Betty Lau spent Sunday
at Thorval Hanaerfs.Earl Petersen of Wayne came
home Wednesday to husk con atthe P. L Petersen home.Will Kuhie and Wm.Behrendt
were Herman callers Wednesday
night.Mrs. Anna Hugelman and Ken-
neth were Herman shoppers Thurs
day, and while there called at the
Chas. Hom home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Erika-en and
'I-Ivelyn,Mr.and Mrs.Harland
Christensen and Betty Lou were
'Blair callers Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Chrlntenaen,
and family of Bldr, spent Sunday
nt Henry Christensen's.
John and Francis Browning
spent Sunday at the Theo. William
Bla.ir,Nehnsk:r, smmu¢rzs,1m _-._......._..._ ...._.~.. .£ L . .. . .. .. . . - . _ . . _ . . . - - _ - . _ _.-
' ° " " " " " ` ° ' " "'max Dev of Fremont mesen homo.I H E R M A N N E W S
Mr- and Mra Jena c. Jensen and!
fa mi ly spe nt Sunda y a t nm "Q Cyrus Knaam, ur. Mobrey and
Jenaenk
Mr. and Mr; He rma n Nelsen
and sons spent Monday evening at
the Chris Larsen home.
Winter Coats,s m to s ea s o -
dzes 13 tn 5°black and brown.
New ahipment just received at the
Fashion Center.4542
Silk Smoking;that Wear the
Hosiery Store of Blair-the Fash~
ion Center offers you the.BEST
VALUES IN BLAIR every day in
the year-he re a re a fe w: Gold
Stripe, double or dngle point or
french hml Chiifons, $l.95; Gold
Stripe Service weight, SL95; Onyx
Printex silk to top chiffona with
black double pointed heels $1.65
pair.Other stockings? pair $1 to
$1.50 a pair.All sizes and colors.
Sweaters,$1.50,s ms ,s ms .
Skirts, $3.9B~$4.98.All sizes and
colors for Young Women at the
Fashion Center.45-It
L .A.Parrish drove out from
Omaha Sunday and enjoyed the
day hunting in this vicinity.
i The Birthday Ciuh members
'were entertained Wednesday lt an
all day quilting at the home of
Mrs.Gilbert Olson.All of the
fourteen member:were presentexcept Mrs. Clyde Fitrh and the
visitors were Mrs.Paulsen and
Mrs. J. D. Lowe.Mrs. Olson serv-ed a lovely dinner and before theladies left, she served a nice lunch.
!Mr.and Mrs.John Sutton of
Albion, are expected to arrive this
week to spend Thanksgiving with
her parents,Mr.and Mrs. J.M.West and will also visit .lohn's
.turne dto o m dtex-:few days
'visit at her home here.
parents,Mr.and Mrs. C.Sutton
at Blair.,The high. school basketball boysare practicing diligently and coach
Kruger expects to have them
ready for regular games soon.
:Mr.and Mrs.Hamid Webster
and Anita Joyce of Burt county,
enjoyed Sunday at the I-'red Rog-
ert home..»
Misa Mildred Swanson, has re-
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and Helen went to West Point on
ryilk. Reynolda of Falla dry, Nab.,
Ividted nt the 0 .L .Hilainger
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Ohio.Hi a wi fe di e d v e ry mw-
ly o nly two month:ago.August
lSundayw see m Van Valin'sl Becau§e_ of the pwxigaiw w .
mother,Mrs.Henry Hue.They`|
found her zo be improving nicelyand able to sit up some of the
time.From there they drove to.
Arlington a nd wled on Mr. VanValin's mother,Mrs.Alice Van
Valin.-
Regular meeting ol the 0. E. S.was held last Thursday evening
with a fair attendance.Mrs. J.
W. Brunton was initiated into the
order After the business session
a social hour was enjoyed.Nice
refreshmwts were served by Mr.nml Lira Fred Engcr. Mrs. Anna
Peddie, Mis; Caroline Wachter and
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Blanchard.
Mr.and Mm.Howard Hansen
and Mr. and Mrs. Melvern Westdrove down to Omaha Wednesday
where Mr. West consulted a throat
specialist.
Mrs. G. F. Lowe and Mrs. Aug-
ust Lowe spent Friday in Blair.
Mr.and lllra.Freeman Loftis
welcomed a baby son at their home
Monday, Nov. 18.
Thanksgiving, the Methodist Lad-
ies' Aid are meeting on Tuesday
of this week for work with M m
Everett Hlmen.
Jacqueline and Ann Woodward
of Omaha, apenf the week»end at
the home of their grandparents,
Mr.and Mrs . L. A.Woodward.
Mr.and Mrs.Albert \Vo0d`: -Nldroveup Saturday.They ret edhome on Sunday.Mr. Woodward
left the first of the week on a
business trip to Canada.'
Elaine Katt. and Ernest Meyers
attended church at Bell Creek onSundayandlaterspenttheday
at the Pete |Katt home near l-ioo~
per.Mr. and Mrs. August Lowe had
as Sunday dinner guests, Mr. and
Mr.Gilbert Olson,Mrs.Bertha
Lowe,leon and Rosemary Hun-
nan and Stanley Lowe.I Misa Mildred Swanson and T. R.
Swanson entertained the membersof .their bridge club at their home
last Friday evening.All of the
members were present and fourlguests who bceame members. Theylore: Robert Swan, Ed Wittig, Gil-
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<3-ly afternoon and interment in
the Berman cemetery.Marlon Gilland and Jane Fount,
both ol Hennan, were married in
Omaha Saturday. Nov.23.Bothwere fo r residents of TekamahThey`I make their .home here,
where groom is in buslneaa
He is a member of the finn ofGilland Bros.Mrs. A. 1... Sullivan enjoyed Sun~
'eg in the country at the JacobSl alka home.Mrs. J. H.Martin arrived last!
meek from Califomia.She spent
the put week at the I-'red Martinhome and left Sunday for a visit
with relatives at Tekamnh..
.Friends here have receivedwordthat Mrs. J. E. Hodgekiss ol Cho-neaxr Montana ls in the Methodisthospitalin Omaha where she un-
derwent a serious operation Thurs,
day.She will be remembered aa
Miss Emi ly Hansen,a formerHerman girl.Her many lrlenda
here hope she may recover rap~idly.
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Smdly dinner gout: at the Albert
Nelson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Follen alki
at the Shren Wolamanu home cu
Sunday aloe:-noon.
The following are the names of
the pupils who were present every
day during November at Brewlkl'
school:Clifford Hansen,Ca rgo
Matun,Emma Pew-sa,c h m-ltme Svogerson.Evelyn Wert,
Rosie Wulbern.Anton Matuen,
,Uvyd Nielsen, Erma Nelson, Har-
Ilan Petersen.Irene Andaman.
Ruth Hansen,Clarence Hma n ,
Roma Ruth Nielsen,Vere Belle
H.Donald Kronbergl,Marion
Nelson,Madlyn Nelson,Aug\¢.
Matzcn, l.eFem Ndrmn, Katharine
`Mntzen,Lois Petersen,Donald
Swanson.There ia an enrollment
of twenty-nine pupils at Brvwlitfthis year]
All elastic Giniles,$1.98 and
g s in sizes 26 to 36 at thehion Center.We are now fes-
,turlng Wnrners and Venug Found-
lation Garments-very best lines inMr. and Mrs. N. R. Burdic andfme United States.They n u e
Dickie of Omaha, were guests on
Sunday :xt the parental,E.w .brassiera,garter helm.zh d lu ,
.eorsetala Y. B. Smut Fornetala in
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prospect.We do the selling but the prospect
must _be sold before reward can be collected.
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interested in and phone
us for a demonstration.
Dec. 26th.All names must be given directly
to office, either by telephone or person.
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ed Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hansen
for high scores and Miss Leona
Rover and Robert Swan,consol-ation.The club will hereafter beknown as the "I Delta Dek Club".
They will moot in two weeks attheJames Van Horn homo with
Misses Kathryn Hughes and Leona
lluver, hostcsses.Miss Maggie lmrc and Mr. and
Mrs.O.L.Hilsinger drove to
Arlington Thursday.Mrs.hlwmline Hannon went to
Onmha Wednesday for u few days
visit.Mrs.Henry Truhlsen, who hasbeen confined to ber home the past
week is feeling much better und
is able to be up again.1Mrs. C. B. Bunn entertained themembersof.the Kindred Merry_
Makers Club at her home Thurs-
day afternoon.C.R.Gray,proprietor of the
Herman filling station,made a
business trip to the metropolis on
Thursday.Mrs.L.A.Parrish and Mary
Marie ond Mr. and Mrs. Kelso of QOmaha,were Sunday afternoon
and supper guests at the S.M.
Parrish home.|The I-lennan churches are join~'
ing in Union Thanksgiving sex-l
viees which are to be held at the'
Methodist church at seven a.m.-Thursday.Rev. Richmond of tha]
Baptist church will preach wesermon.|
Wm. Lowe, employed as painter:
for an oil station comnan , spentthe week-end at his home im.
Mr.and Mrs.Sanford Wilson
end Pattie Lou journeyed to Oma-4
hu one day last week to look after'lsome business and remained for a
short visit with friendsMr. und Mrs. K.J. Van Valin
and Helen expect lo leave nextweek for Oklahoma where they
will spend the yvinter.They will
close their home here.Acconling
to present plans Mr. Van Vnlin's
mother, Mrs.Alice Van Vnlln of
Arlington will acoompnny them.A fair sized crowd attended theThanksgivingshootgivenbythe
Legion boys.Free lunch was servui at noon in fhe dining room of
lin Legion hall.lloy l(-lou.. who has been driv-
ing thi-Nicholas oil truck for
\'..\lrl-. ilnzicnck for some !m\e.a
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ing' !\i~ \»l.n'r' lr-mporaiily .|.\
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usa.nt -;:won,Wm..-Xdume,Annu Perhlie.
..IL Gray,A.W.Burlte, H. ll.Ccmf-ron.D. W, Rutledge, E.W.
ll\.r¢lic, E,C.lmrdic. James Vnn
Horn :md Miss Caroline Wachter.Following n delightful luncheon
:hc afternoon was spent playing
bridge.Miss Caroline Wncllter\-:on the prize for high score ol'
the aftorhoon'with Mrs. Rutledge
taking second.City Marshnl Cummings paid a
business visit to the oounty sent
lveduussrlay.Chds Hansen has been sick at
his home the past week with a
severe cold.At the present writ~
ing he is somewhat better.Wm.Cram,Earl Sheets and
Eliy Triplett are home from Pen~
der where they have been husk-
ing corn.Miss Rosemary 'Hshnsn cele-
brated her ninth birthday last
Wednesday by entertaining twelve
of her playmates at a party at the
home of her aunt,Mrs.August
Lowe after ,school hours.They
spent the time playing games :md
enjoyed a lovely lunch.
The next quarterly confer-ena.held at the Methodist
nt three o'clock Sunday,Dr. C. C. Wilson of the
district, will preach.Fred Rogert is on the sick
this writing.
will be
churchDoa 8.
Omaha
Mm.
list atThe 'White Cross met.Monday
evening with Mrs.Wm.Adams.They arc doing surgical worknow,making bandages,ew.for
Ihogpitxiis,Mr. -md lllrs. Frank Cameron of
Toksmah, were dinner guests -Sun-
day of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Cam-
e.lon,Roy Knott was a Blair business
caller Wednesday aftemoon.
Roy Gillnnd is spending the
mek at Burwell, Neb. visiting rel-
olives,Curtis E. Hover was found deadinbedlast Saturday morning byl
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his son, I-larva, who went w call
him after he had failed in appear
for breakfast.He has not been
feeling as well as usual the pasttwo weeks but was up and around_and his death came as a shock to
his family and friends.Mr. Hoverwas past '77,He was born ln Ohioand came to Herman in August,
. 1899.He has been engaged in the
1 blucksrnith work until a lew yearsago when his health began to fail.
1A son then took charge of tho
lbusiness Survrvlng are three
wsons, Edward and Herve of Hex-~
n\un and Jesse C. of Blair;twodaughters,Mrs.Alice Stokes of;
Hardy. Saskaichewzn, Canada and
Misa Venus Hover, at horns,and
three grandehildren.H e also
' E J J lenvcs a brother whoile home is in
-a
Bundle home.;Mrs. Chris Korshoj and children
drove over to Kennard Tuesdayand visited at the John Andersen'
home.'-.Mr. and Mrs. D. Buch and their
nephew,Otto Larsen spent Sun-day as guests at the Henry Jar-gensen home at De Soto.|
The Teachers nnd Trainers classof the Baptist Sunday school held;
their regular monthly meeting nt'
t h e ~ B u r d i c home Monday
evening..C u r r 'Lowe,Elmer Jespersen
and D mild Lowe leave Friday
for Chicago where they go to at-tend the Coynes Electric School.
Mrs. N. R. Burdic and Mrs. Al-'bert Woodward drove to Tckamali
Sunday nfternoon and called onMrs.Lloyd Keifer.I
Carrol Parrish returned to Her-.man Monday from Carrol,iowa.Wie has been away several mouths
.and has spent most ol the time at
;Zi n illinoiso ,.Mrs. A. L. Sullivan entertainedthe Mission Circle ut her home on:
Wednesday afternoon at their reg-ular monthly meeting. Miss NellyeCuster had the program for theafternoon.It proved to be veryl
interesting.It was on Bucone In-»
dian School where a former Her-
man boy, Dudley Carter is l.each~'
ing.After the lesson study the
hostess served a nice lunch.
Raymond Kastle drove overfrom Columbus for an over S --day vlsit with relatives.l
Miss Lillie Kuhlmnn was host-ess to the members of the E. B. G.
Club at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs.Henry Kuhlman out
Monday evening.The regularmeeting night fell on Thanksgiv-
ing so the meeting was held on
Monday instead.Sunday dinner guests at theI-'red Martin home were Mr. andlMrs.Edgar DeVall and Mnxiue,|
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Martin andMarlon of Tekumah and Mrs. J.
H. Martin of California.Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Arnold wenttoBlair last Saturday and from
there went to Omnha by autowithMrs.Karl H.|||.sen and chil-
dren.They went down to n\v.|
Mr.Hansen,who was returning
from Lincoln.u
all sizes at all times at mmey
saving prices.45-it
Fashion Center Beauty Parlor
Phone 47-make your appoint.-
ments from now on plenty early.
Alice Triplett, operator.45.1¢
CROWELL HOME ¢
hlr.~ K .Cornish of Omaha,was 2 dinner guest at the Home onThursday.He camo up to visit his
mother, Mrs. Ednu Cornish.
Dr.. J. G._ Shlck spent the week)
end _m Guide Rock;Nob.,repre-
senting the interests of the Home.
Mrs. Frank Schafer was a wel-
come caller Thursday afternoon.
hlesdames Olive Melamine, BaseMeehanandFloraMcGregor it/tended thc`Ladies'Aid Society
meeting nt the home of Mrs. Gem.
Dnvislast Wednesday.Mrs.Sherry Moore and daugh-
ter,Mrs Tom Blanchard we ncallers Monday evening.
Mrs.Sarah De non had I number of friends from Colmubnsand
Monroe drive over last Sunday to
spend the aitemoon with her.
Mr.and Mrs. George L a w s n
and two daughters drove up from
Orm-iha Sundn _hafternoon to vhit
at we Home.eir younger d--gh
ter had a talki ng "Wonder Do "
and the old folks greatly enjoyedeanngi t talk and watched i t
perform.Rev.Daugherty had clunrge of
our Sunday afternoon chapel ner-
yices and gave us n very interest'
mg service.He sang several
songs which were greatly nppncb
ated.Ho was aecompunied to the
Home by his wife.Mrs.S. IK.Riddleslmrger re-turmd Monday evening from a two
n\ont!l's trip through the state: of
iowa and Illinois.She tells us she
had a wondedul trip. We arednd
to have her back with us again.
BEN CH N OTES
Mr. arid Mrs. A. C. Debel ofBlair were Saturday evening via»
Lora at Henry .l1:nsen's,Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Svendgard
nd children were dinner guests nt
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'thc Johns lllomberg home Sunday.
<on 1 to »block und brown
\v.\v slnpinir t Ju 1. l\u|\\~<l at lht
lmshlon Lent r
bilhoutttv. Sul \r
to 'VJ 'la in 1/and all\tl\e mo L popular colors-
luge new shipment Just received
nt the Pnshmn Center.4.7-lt
Can you imagine beautiful Crepe
le Chine Teddies french panties
dance sets and bloomers in all thc;
newest colors in ull sizes trimmecll
with beautiful imported lnces
made by Goldctte nt only $1.93-»_
hio Center has just
rv.\cei\'ed their Hllliday assortment
--if you want the BEST SILK
UNDERW EAR VALUES IN THE'
UNITED STATES see this beauti-
ful assortment a to nly $1.98 at
their store.45-lt
BREWSTER BITS
Mr.and Mrs.A.A.Kronberg
visited at the home of Mrs. Kron-
br.Jrg's mother, Mrs. Anna Carlson
lmt Sunday afternoon.Mr.and Mrs.Chrisboffer An-
derson and family were Sunday
rcll the Fas
dinner guests at the Christinni
Andersen home.Ml( and Mrs. Alfred Svogerson
and Christine visited at the_Harry
Swanson home Friday evening.Visitors at the J.W.Nielsen'
home Saturday evening were Mr.
and Mrs.Torvel Andersen andfamilMr. and Mrs. A. A. Kron-'y,berg and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Hans Hansen and family, the oc-
csaion being the remembranoe of
the first birthday of Lois Darlene,
which wns on the following Mon»
day.Hans Svogerson and family vis-
ited at the Magnus Johnson home
last Friday.`
Sunday dinner guests at the
Frank Jahnel home were Mr. and
Mrs.Otto Christensen and [am-
inmlly, Mr. and Mm John rugerand family and Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Kruger.Emma and Lloyd Nielsen were
Sunday afternoon visitors at the
Emil Matson lxome.Sunday visitors at the Alfred
Svogerson home were Hans Svog-
enon and family, Nels Sorensen
and Ted Nelson.Mrl and Mrs. Albert Nelson and
family visited at the Nels Nelson
home Saturday eveninK~Sunday evening visitors at the
Henry Lammers home were Mr.
and Mrs. John Blum and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schrader and
ismlly, and Miss Marie Lammers
of Millard, Neb.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Nelson werel
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\l.y|.Guyer ftnnu .n lsiuir.
I\i|. :uni Mr... lihrry South, Mr.
:mil $115, Hull Sinlm, l»lr, und Mrs.l£:\5un»nu Jr»l\z:.~»n,Miss Lucille
.lem-ti und l U.,.1 Sirinli werepu~>l.> at u dura dinner given Sunllny at Lum noun. ui Air. and Mrs.
Clifford liay.Iuiss llcuy Martin and Mnurire
Haier of Herman,Mr.und M n .
Tod Olinger und Leu lliggunswereSaturday evening czillvrs ut Clark
Lippincotlfs.slr. and Mrs. Ole Jacobsen and
Alice of Blair, apent lfridny eve»
ning a: Henry Jen=se=\'s.
'lue Bench Community Club met
with Miss ldu Lueninghuener on
Nov.21 with eight members pres-ent.' 'l'he afternoon was spent
sewing after which the hostessservedadeliciouslunch.Mrs.
'l1-owbrldge and two chiluren werevisitors.The next meeting is K0be an all day meeting at the home
of Mrs. Louie Mencke.Each mem
ber is to bring a covered dlahand
then spend the day quilting.Roll
call is to be answered with s cor-
rent event.Mr.and Mrs.George Pollen
spent Sunday aftemoon at the
Gottlieb Stork home near Onrm.
Neil Sutton spent Saturday eve-
ning and Sunday with Donald 8or~
enson.Mr. and Mrs. Sutton vis»
ited there Sunday afternoon,theoccasionbeingDonnld's birthday.
Louie Mencke and family vdaited
ut Otto Meneke's Sunday afternoon
S. Lockling visited at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Ted Olinger
last '[\|esdsy.Mr. and Mrs. Chess Sutton andNeil visited at the Theo.Lundt
homo Friday evening :md helped
thelr little granddaughter, Emma
Lon celebrate her first binnday.
Mr.and Mrs.Clark Lippincott
were Sunday dinner guests at Ted
Olihgers.Mrs.Elizabeth Ackerman and
daughter, Lucille of went of Her-
man visited at the Walter Mc~
Cracken home Sunday after1nwn.,»
Mr. and Mrs Ted Olingcr wereguests at an oyster supper at the
Louie Mencke home Tuesday eve-
ning.Mrs.Chess Sutton :mended a
binhday party in honor of her sir
ter, Mrs. Annu Sutton at her hon-ie
Wednesday aiternoon.The attendance at the PleasantViewSundayschoolwasthirty-
three.Everetf.Weatherby'n s c h o o l
friends were invited to a pany at
hil home Sunday afternoon given
in honor of his birthday whieh
occurred last Thursday..
The Fathers and Sons banquet
sponsored by the Pleasant ViewSunday School was very well at-
tended nnd everyone enjoyed theinteresting talk given by Dr. MendDinnerwasservedtofor'q'~six
fathers and sons.
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for $100 or
anteed for 3
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This will mak
second car to
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before such used Car Valuesll
This will make you a dandy
second car to knock around
in.
1926 Ford Touring.New
cu1't:1ins and looks and runs
fine.
\Ve just painted this one.
1926 Ford Roa'dste1°.5 Ba]
lcon tires, and a dandy.
Trade your open car in on
this one.
1926 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan
-new Duco finish and me-
chanically perfect.G o 0 d
tires.
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Just th e th ing fo r th e f arm
to save the new car.
1925 Fo r d Roadster with
box.Ne w p a in t a n d runs
good.
For the young man or wom-
an with moderate income.
192.3 Ford ~1-door Sedan.
Looks and runs good with
5 good tires.
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Thousands of miles of pleas-
ure in this one.
1926 Chevrolet Coach, looks
as good as the average 1928
model.New Duco finish.
See this one.'`
1927 Chevrolet Coach.New
Duco finish,motor thor-
_oughly reconditioned. Drive
it. 1
Ready.to go-1926 Chevro-
let t o }1 1' i n g-overhauled,
new cuxiains, good tires and
look the part. '.
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1925 Ford Touring.Cur-
tains,ood tires and worth
the mo ey.
Take a look at this one.
1928 Chevrolet Coach. Orig-
inal tires that show very
little wear.Fully equipped,
alcohol in radiator,4
Here it is.The best looking
and running 1925 Chevrolet
Coupe in Blair.Seeing is
believing.
A classy job.
1926 Chevrolet Coupe. New
Duco finish, good tires and
motor reconditioned.
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kind in the near future.'
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to call in or come in and give us that friend or rfeighbor's name
who is considering the purchase of a New or Used Car,and if we
sell him the $10.00 is yours.This is just to get better acquainted.
VlN'l`0N-EVANS CHEVRDLET C0
B L A I R ,N E B R A S K A
L OUR CARS ARE RIGHT OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
OUR TERMS ARE RIGHT
Open Evenings Tel.2l9
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Blnir, Nei;-nh, November 28, 1929iu»lm\¢l = m : ::Q!: l i l i e sALONG 'rms "'5.f,'£'1??éf<E»Y{§f'§'Im BENNINGTON Norms §'2¢'1'"*'¥1,.".,.".,'3°°.;.§',"`*.,f ':»'.!»F'*°"""" "'5*u¥ T§S»'3>".NAB01'wM ROAD un- ~ Mr. Emu S,,,m.,,;'s':'::':::¥::, at&:°:'.&.'.:";,'iez~|1 .t o m u r e n g o o d c r o p .A n o m ° b r < » u » ¢ r i w n r .c o u nty f a r m e r produc ed 12,000 bu~| <§r Ouklnnd.3 Frank Slmonl sic ~--Mattie Noble:
Rankin §tnelruls ntrnmz for wnmv A|shel.s from a sandy field of 24
asreg.I-Ie was offered l dollar
a bushel for the entire mp, de-
livered in Nebraska City but re~
tuned the offer.
Nebraska soil is well adapted to
the growing of potatoes.They
gro w to a la rge s lze a nda ne ua -
ually free 'from potato diseases.
'There is a steady demand for them
in other states for seed purposes.
A shortage ol potatoes in other
sections of the country created an
Thursday is Thanksgiving Day.
Do Wu feel tlumld`ul2 Try eount-
ing y o ur ble dngg nd | ee i f y o u
are not more thankful after you[have made Y-bo attempt.» -.
Teamwork lx today! waochvwrd
in the business world.So it i s
i n the business of our Father'slkingdom.Organizations are mere-
ly groups oi men and women keep
inx 8'-ell and carrying the same
tune.To disregard the rights, the
self-respect,or the reasonable
unusually good price lor the Nelr 2 hopes of any member ot the 0|-gan.
raska product.The state will
yield a erop of ov_er me y
:ization is to break rhythm.It i n
'the men behind who really MAKE
|an's rights ~ Armlnla Sappenfleld
Juliet hong, pilots the voices -
----Grace Rathmann
Betsy Bobbit, matflmony her lone
idea --~Ella Pickelis
Charity Longface,always object~
ing ---Nettie Gilliam:
Cleopatra Belle Browne,a li ttle
xlate --_--Dolly Moore
v Polly Jane Pratt, very hungry -
----.Zelma Strode
\{iolet Ann Ruggles,naturally
jealous --Mary Anderson
Belinda Bluegrass, Frances Touch-|a o;---(1andldates<
Prof sur Makeover and Assistant
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dtors atere Mr.
Arlene
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Mr. and Mn. A. A. Gun a Sun-at Mrs. Opal Reeves but the roadsday evening.lwere putty had on the Blah' bot-
Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph Rlx werelwms at um Lime, so Mrs. Reeves
visitors lt the home of Dr.andlllurted by Miss Donn, served ntmn. c. w. Hickeysaturday eve`the Roy Anderson home.
ming.
Mr.and Mrs.ue'l'im Oh n -R-lg g;w==°= suede gloves, '1C¢n¢,e
dnughwr Verne and Lum.,Un r.guna Clnlxsen vidued Mr. and Mrs!Costume Jewelry, $1 m $1.98 ntJohn Schuldr. at Elkhorn Sunday.like Fashion Center-finest values
Mrs.Myrtle Stricklett and sla-
ter, ¥1'B» Harry Bineline returned
n few days ago from Wilder, Mun-
tnnx whore she was wled by the
death of her mother, Mn. James
A.Green,on Sunday,Nov.1,o,
following pneumonia due to ex~
posun, alter an ueddent.
Hrs. Green was returning home
driving a team,when the team
Mxs .Pe ne Txuhlunwu
Them nnverv few farmers on nf the McCarthy Club wh
he Botto m who will not be fin-
iuhed com shucking this week.
u m m m m Warrick ~
sl ln. Oscar Matthews Thursday
:her school.
lr. Ind Mn. Ha ny Tyso ndrove
in Omaha hlondnv mommz. ahe to
with Mrs. Elmer Tmhlnen
any alwrnoon.Wedne-ld!! evmlxxgtha Frank Brown hom Ku
and Mrs.leounrd Hunk,
Anlill and Ralph Hinellne.
Mr. md hlrs. _Hlxgh Su
§mlu` i f § ; { ~ h w at-|?.'?F.'?_}:?_2'f}""1{.ff1"'?I\f.?mm the mule marke t.Mr.and bumcrmnua "&"'=*»nuul n .Prentice Smith .drove down "E 'f'h° W31 113 gg gpgL u i n u a -. ;- . . . J H r . a n d M 1rs. Clyde Masters werehnd newest styles in Blair.45-1e|"*" of! "P °mb'?"k¥"°"°' "!"°"""K
in th: uuarno on md in the eve-
ning Um men witnessed the puga~llsuc event. av; the audiwnum and
the ladies went to the Orpheum.
Hurry Tucker und son, Timm also
nw the fight Monday evening.
lr . a nd Mn . C .B. Bunn
l x . u n d Bra.A R.Bales
Jane spent Sunil:afternoonl x .and Mrs.apal Reeves
u m a .
lk. and Mn. R. M. Iverwn
andand
with
and
and
pun zor memcal ueuwwuu nm"week.Mm.Jena Clausen and Mrs.
J. L. Pebenen amended the Relief
Corps in Blair Saturday aller-
noon.Albert Schjodt, who has farmed
the Pele Reel: farm for a number
|o f years,moved to his own farm
in the Sutherland district Tuesday.Mr. Schjodt. hu just completed 1fullse:of improvements nn his
:hun which he and his family can
visitors at tMrs. Jesse I
Dr. md M
daughters, B-'Paeday dim
C. Kramer h
Ferris Kramanniversary.
Misa Hen:
Tuesday in C
Mr. and N
of Elkhorn,
In him ol Mr. and Winter GN.sm so ~ nu outwhen um lay until morn-lohlSntu!d|Y-lam !8fo52-blnckand blown. lnguposedzothnenld.Shenan-
gf; }".;. 'i*§'
. .
'§'.t".."iN=w lhipment im ledved nz an _. L ma lived me |
~ ;;";;;e";;,j Fashion Center;45-11
nme in Omaha to helper ¢elebx-use his binnHIGH SCHOOLS IN
STATE SHOW MORE
ietza Suhroeder spent DEBATE m' mmzs ' r
m o r t u m : -
Her husband,a well known
nmcher of that vicinity, had just
returned from a trip no Nebraxkn
when her condition wa.-1 the most
lshels this year.Tne Ylela ls mon.'of ihat of last year, which was an
unusually good potato year,but
the price ls better and ghe growers
will net n much lane! return for.
me mm ahead.
SPINSTERS CONVENTION'
(Continued from P589 One)
Vocal Solo -Dorothy Baxfer
Reading -Marguerite Rathman
Piano Solo -Margaret Badgerow'
Fairy --Nila Mae Stanley'
>visiting friénds critical.
lm. Geo.Scunninghf With the approach of the twen-Funeral oes5Hlggggvwx 1 ty~third annual competition in the 13.
Petersi;:n ~ Mrs. }`""'"!""State high "°'F"?l de~Susas C.M§Ione
tueir smsa n n lndlrl " n u \ U ¢:|nv1
ller yield.`selvex by_ their speeches, some by
n Nebraska, centering at their acbng and many by their
is noted lor ses soil umpvstumea so it was a real comedyu
u v l u .; 1 A1;;;;;;Top-ci~5tover,Mildred :punt ,Sunday " " ' " " ' " ' " u § '"'Dr. and Mrsnfhzmwn with Mrs. J.C. <=h»i=~'"'°1I§T'°a.£'.¥°m? Jim Edwards and Mrs. ~ C.
tenses! of Blair._ P ded the Iun-W. C. hrame.r~....| 1*\..3.§...mmm \1°na u asm# nf ..§?' f'.""i-, ".9~'i.3'..i"'f3' in Rlnir nhl D00 IDFK'
was a native of
Virginia,born
e came to Neb-
axvents in 1877
womanhood and
Blai r fo r mmy
the mother oi
e dying in in-
is éxoeptionglly well adapted to
potatoes.
NEBRASKA To HAVE
BEAN SHOW
Nebraskfs first beam show will' b e h e l d a t S c o t t s b l u f f D e c .1 1 t o .
. n z a. .n n n n a n f f n n . . . i m n . -a n n u a l
and enjoyed by all.
The comedy was interspersed
with solos and readings by a
number ol the young people of the
community.
The receipts from the advance
sale of tickets and at the box offifbe
that evening, were very flattering
and the ladies feel well paid for
¢ \ . . | - . r f . . . ¢ . .
loasting
2' :;iv=fa>"*"§ =»:.~12 m 1
A ~-;:»z,.
`.»§._..\_-n.........1....IDQLG le li tu e .se ve n tv No h r n u l mln n r r i n h n r o W o ntBI an uman a auu uuy.|" L - " I " " " ' a ------......e t th e L u th e r L ¢ 8 g u c | h i K h sc hools h a ve alr ea d y reg is-3§l§."§5f'fg6»,~j '§=5,.
vu. \,.-..-vewe.. _.__ 5.-»-~ -~u m ul we..,........... .,.._._._lacy Warrick mt the Neum War-| Wednesday altemoql1.
rick home Satunday night and Mr.and Mm.J.(Pebersen andsnndny.,Robert.and m m Foley spent
Mn. Kenneth Tyson spent Sun- Tuesday evening at the Harry Br~
day night and Mundny with her any home playing pinochle.__ n \|....i . .n r . .in m m Mr mn M r ;Pete Tmnlsen
"Fun Festival"and novelty saleat the M. W. A. hall at Bennington
lriday, Dec. 6, afternoon and eve-
ning.kuy Gordon was Vxansacting
business at Blair Tuesday Iered ln Une league.Professor
l-I, A. White, at the University ol'
Nebraska, president of the league,
expects that thi; number will be
srwly incmned before the open-
lnm nl the in .Inmmrv
raska with her p
where she grew to
married, llving in
yeare She was
:mine children,ou
» .": u n i - u v 1 ,u n a -. r u n u¢ u n. ¢aan ~ - - -- . . - .- . - __m u n t r .f w e r e S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n vi s i t o r s a t |M r .a n d M r s .F r a n k H u b e r a n d | " " "" '" "" ' " ' " "" " - - - - f -_..l .l.4 .- ..1 . . ......|A..-. :. : a- .. l -a.l l n ~W i C k ,g n 8 7 " D a g g ~._....,.She is suwlved I
three sons,Ralph
San Francisco an
Hobson, Montana 1
ters,M:s.Hnrry
Mrs.Myrtle Strid
Mrs. James Hineli
Mrs. Henry Andrex
and M n .J.~ F.A
Montana.
Mr.and Mrs.
\ | - - t w n v .
ny her husbax-|d.l
and Dewey o!
Id Harland ofmd five daugh-
Hinellne andklettofBlair,
ne of Omaha,
x of Peru, Neb.,
Lheum of Roy,
Green went to
L|» ~¢- .6 ¢\n »| I\< .¢
meetings ol Western Nebraska
Orgn d ~The show
is sponsored by the Nebralka Crop
Growers Association which has
held a com show in the wen; end
of the sum each year for several
yean.Bean production has grown
rapidly ln westem Nebraska in re-
cent. years and seems m be prol-
itahle Interest il keen enough tu
bring R. E.Brossard lro m Twi n
| "
J
F
c
H
'l'
` "ri.."?5i§§§ing took pun:
osephine Jane Green, President -
--~-Judith Aronson
riscilla Abigail Hodge, Secreury
---Henrietta Bowmani
'nlamity Jane Higgins, Treasurer
-----Manila
kbeoca Rachel Sharpe, the
in: Vine __N m'ina Short, Slnw but Sure
~--~-Lena
[ary Ann Fraddler. Very
Linden l
Cling~ I
Raver
Tf;0nB
Timid
~Vapo-SdRoasta
Dou||h¢i.n¢n¢"nffcmninlrigh|° °'° ': . 2 . :% : a z'r °" ° '°° °
m u n l s m w a - M » f °v : '
=n.¥L ¢ » a d» -,- m.H a a n
s¢m,,f|¢.a..B0;h$4.25
l n .Opal Reerr/.enfrertained
the De Soto Club at the home uf
ln. Boy Anderson south of Blair
Tbundny afternoon when fifteenmhers were in nttendance Vismem u were the Misses Hazel'
Danse, Myrtle Paulsen and Frs.n~o u Mullen.Mrs.Reeves served
appetidng refreshments.Tuuday, W. J. Bolze md sister-
i,,4|'-, Mi-!s Hazel Dohse went to
Omaha to ace his son, Elmer and
ithe Elmer Trulsen home.l Mr. and Mrs. John Jensen and
ifamily helped Mrs.Hans M. An-
dersen celebrate her birthday on'Wednesdny evening.Mr. and Mrs . l. A. Matz and
,daughter uf Fremont were Sunday
afternoon vidtors at the Ruben
lusmausen home.Frank Linden,Margaret and
Bertrand and Edn Anderson wereSunday dinner guests ut the C.K.| .
'uauguwn .neunuuw uuueu N. weSeo.H§'>°§,and Arthur Gottsch
UHICS un ay.Mr. and Mrs. Laid Kramer and
Clurence Petersen left via auto
lor Los Angeles,Calif Tuesday
morning w spend several weeks.
Mr.uml Mrs. A.N.Tnudy of
Crawford, Neb.,arrived Saturday
for several weeks visit with Mr.land Mrs. L D._ Taudy.
Chas. F. Gomm, Mr. and Mrs.r r..\n=.-h .ma Alan vidrpd
vzrjevhy was mailed out from the
University to the high schools in
the state, dealing with material on
ihe state question for this year,
"Resolved that the present jury
'5Y8f£l1\in criminal uses ln N e
braska should be abolished".
l
Fvr the benefit of high schoor
students in the state, a joint de-
bate on the jury question lmabeen
.urramred with Denver Univemitv.'rife at the Methodist hospital.
Elma' is able tn dz up this week.lr. and Mm Clyde Metzler had
ll Sunday gue sts, Mr. and Mrs.N. H. Atwood and.Mr. and Mrs.
C. C. Jacobson oi Omaha.
l r .and Mrs.George Enye-an: n d ehlldren spent Sunday with
ln. Ellen Phe lps of Blair.Wednesday aflemoon the fol-
l°'N5D¥ ladies responded to the in-
rlhho n o f Mrs l-'red Ray and
Anderson name near .-uuugwn.Sunday dinner guests al.the
Jena Krogh home were M n andMrs. Paul Broderaon of Nickerson'and Mr. and Mrs. Emerald Van
I
Beakwl' Blair.
Miss Foley invited the ladies of 1
the Gardner dis..rict to visit the-
school Friday from 1 p.rn. la 4
p. m. w he ar the children reciteanddosomedramutization work
K.v.uv.-n........ -........._.__Mr. and Mrs.W.H.Wl.uterburn
and family ar. Elkhorn Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Stolbenberg
and daughter called on Miss Cloe
Stockard at Enrianuel hospital nt
Omaha Sunday evening.Fred v. Gnu of Lincoln vlsiun
home folks Thursday.Ed Gordon of Chicago, ls spend-»ing Thanksgiving with his parents_but owing to the severe cold some' Mr.and mrs.A l u Liorauu ands.¢....a 1... ua mm nnmfnrtn: Mrn.|W€l'B unable no mend Those whol other relzyifes-____
The debate win be hmmm :min
Lincoln, over KFAB, November 2s
my 2:30 o'clock.Denver Univer-
:Sify is sending two girl debaters
to Lincoln to meet the Nebraska
two-man veam.This debate has
beén arranged espmlally for Ne-
braska schools.
Founeen Nebraska debate teams
were entered in the state tourna-
l§¢¥§t lasf spring: Auburn, Cozad,
.douww dl . u v .~...e.w.\....,,near Wilder where they have since
resided.
The Lewistown News states that
Mrs. Gran had a wide circle of
friends in the vicinity of her home
and was held ih the highest es-
leern by everyone them, her pass-
ing beimz deeply deplored by all
who knew her.
Sllk sw.-Jang; that Wear-the
Fslls,w h o no the m€e¢|ngs N l
speak on thc topic, "Do You Know
Your Beans?"and tn Judge the
first show.Mr.Brossard is a
county exvension agent in an
Idaho county where the farmers
grow beans on a commercial scale.
He will dlscuss production, dlseas~
es and marketing of the new crop.,
\
Can you imagine beautiful Crepe
y:Q ¢n o a
eruaha Nutilda S;I n r l 1
»--Bert.h~Mc5Ianig'a|
Padenee Denim Mann, full of nyu-
".||:l :
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.-_. . . . . . . _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - .
g Ruby Ring' Hosiery
Gives you
Style Without
Extravagance
as does all of the
Merchandise
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~OUR S~ORE
'~ THE ~sTYL1~; sHoPPE
f
IH
Lao Fmsett and Mn. Joe Bandar
4 a n - m m .mm Cli ffvrd Ray.
rn. T. K. Iverson and Mn. Clyde
l e a l e r .Mn. Ray serwd delicious
xdrs hme nu.._ __
braved the cold wus well 1~eP'id
for their effon.We cannot spegk
mo highly all Hx: good work MissFoley is doing in our school and
we feel indeed iortunaus to luv:
»--,.\..-ua ..
Mr- and Mrs.Henry U°""'°K°f'Grli x.1"rem<m¢.Geneva,Grandlxiosiery swore of Blair-the Fm-'3`.%§?§"l¥ ~§;§;;'},§ evemng Inland, HSV*-"|l§\°|l» Hastings, Jack ion Cfnter offers yeu the BEST
_ son High of Lxncoln, Omaha Tech,VALUES IN BLAIR every day ln"*§'.;..'C§,§=i""5.3''"£§}€,".§§'., ~ S e w a r d ,Sidney,Stromnburg and the ye ar-here a re a few:Gold{§___M.....~..\..\... ¢-,ali-W at me Wymore.Omaha Tech won !`rom,Stripe, double or single point or
de Chine Teddies,trench panties,
dance sets and bloomers In all thu
newest colors in all sizes trimmed
with beautiful lmxiorted laces
made by Goldette nt only $1.98-sln. Prentine Smith span: :sun-dll a fte mo o u with Mrs.J.s.
nu. 'nd Mrs. B. E. Colgan andgrandchildren were Sunday guests
an »~.1.owy...w.u w.....=..........Foley.Doughnuts and coffee were
served by the ladies after school.
Mr.E. W. Jaeobs and dulgh-
urs,Bettdy; ""~2'..=..1'°"".°.§,.°i1"""'.'i;
d ML and Mrs. J_ L_ Vaughn mdlwere Sun y \rs a rm
m m Colgan stayed for »¢v"=lEB'2"1".,'P?'P5____ __..__. -. ..i . " ; .; : . ~d u r @l ' I | "" ° ~ S e w a rd i n t h e f i n a ls o f t h e to u r -
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Milleh and
daughter,Betty J u n visited at
the home of Mr.and.Mrs.m n
Golden in Benson Sunday.Mm.'Fred Paudsen entertained
g,\...:.a......\..s.rviamf 'rhmn
ney,
CAN THE "BOARDERS"
The "boarders"in the poultry
french heel Chiffons,`$l.95;Goldlwell the Fashion Cenbefhns just
Stripe Service weight, $l.95; 0nyxlre¢eived their Holiday assortment!
Pointex silk zo wp chiffon: with - i f you want thc BEST SILK .bligir double pointed heels ;1.ss\UNnsRwEAR VALUES IN 'rl-n-:||
pair.Other stockings 2 pair $1 to UNITED STATES see this beauti- i
$1.50 a pair.All sizes and colors.ful assortment at only $1.98 at '
il
diy; visit.aaunuay uusrwon vluawrs In un:mrs. Frank Pitzer, 50:1 I"`rancis,Hurry Ervey home were Mr. andl r . a n d Mrs.Harry Tucker and Mrs. Fred Compton of Blair, gr.
chzldnn spent.Spnalay ufternooI\£a?dP3l1"'Eienry Tcgt :md fanuiy
N I E Ull\ A517 h l u u ; ¢ u . \ a \ ; »= - - - V - -1 | 0 ¢ | g c a n D e u g e d t o g n a d v a r l t a g f
unz an r gMr.and Mrs.Gus Glandt an¢IiA delacious meat. will then be avail
M1 ami .};.rb...Alfred Glandt allillnble for unexpected '5°mP3U¥»01'
Fownes suede gloves: Sl.'their store.45.31
45-It Fashxgn Center.Fownea suede gloves, "_
M o n zn s Bn1c1<
_rf1.A§zjrs,._.__| '5 `"'Fashion C°"°°"'lE
u n a m e L o u i e u m mm r u n n y .i..H |, w h o is bushing'c orn a t
th e D i xo n f a r m ,wa s a n eve ni n g
c a lle r th e r eNee m W a rr ic k fi nis he d sh oc ki ng
n o m la s t w w k so hi s sons a r e
he lp i ng n e ig hb o rs , Man le y a t F re d
Pec k' a, Mac y at F ritz Mu iler iJ a nd
B y r o n a t A .E .Di xo n' s.
I r a B a xte r is MIIIS'h i s c orn
picker for Lara Paulsen begin-
ning Monday._
quaLi§.`§l1§'<i5'it|e.ouo»obn¢zi»11»en f§I1§n§"`Qe§=`1in{£é¥'§ueétéSilssdw wh e n u i :if*nec essary . M prepare
an d d a u g h te r fp en t S atur da y e ve ~o f Mr . a n d Mr s . F r a n k Mo c k le ma n any mea l ln 11 hurry .Plu mp, well-
n i n g wi th Mr s .J ens Chr istian sen near 1-.lkhonn.if e d o ld h e n s h a ve a s g o o d te xtu r ein B la i r .|Ail.dl€\h :\»\ll@l`S0Il spent the week l and be tte r f la vo r wh e n c anned
M r .a n d Mr s . J oh n J e ns e n c all-
ed to see M r ..lensen's fa the r ,J .
P.S.J en sen i n B la i r W ednesday
after noo n.f-J ensen ha.-s been
i n ve r y po o he a lth f o r sever al
we ek s a n d i s n o t mu c h imp r o ve d
a t _th1e writing.tn.:I
end at u. e ls0| n.C of W . H. Gottsc h.
Mr .a n d airs.He n r y Dor na c k er
a n d f a mi ly spe nt Sun day vls i tln i l
Mr .an d Mr s .Ha n s Bma s c h , ne a r
Dg le .
M r .a n d Mr s_.Fned Pa ulse n en -
ter tai ned a t u n me t Su nd ay f o r
i l . . ..I \ I . . .\ } I » - A l l n .. n n u h l l
than .six mo nth o ld c h i c k e ns .
W h e n c a n ni n g c hic ken,k i ll th e
fnwl at least six hours beforedrawing.Rapid cooling after 1<in~
ing is essential to a good flavor
R E P L A C E 0 1 . 0 H I L N S
Ei g hte en br i c k an d ti le pla nts i n
Ne b r a s ka s u p p ly i n a la r g e extg li t
th e ha r d ma te r i a l used f o r bizild-
in g fp u rp o se a .W h e n Ne b r as k a
"s e ttled u p" br i c k y ar d s s p ra n g u p
i n th a ly to w n s a n d fur ni sh ed th e
pe r in n n en t ma te ri a l wi th wh i c h to
in c a nn ed mea t.Re move f e ath er s do the loc a l bu ildi ng .Mo a t o f th e
lliPPI{lvl! "nnfl ¢\nn|l\\nrn|\¢f}\|\| linirl: \\.{l'i ITIHIIP fl[}lll 8l1If3CP Ci3\|.|
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C H R I S T I A N C H U R C H
A . J .Ha r g e tt, P a s to r
Bible S c ho ol,10 : 0 0 A .M .
Mo r n in g W o r s hi p , 1 1 : 00 A . M.
Ch ri stia n En de avor ,6:30 P.M .
Preac hin g, 7.30 P .M -
Illi d-W eek me e dmr .W ednesday ,
s o P.n ..
Choir p rac tic e Friday , 7:30 p. rn.
lntninazi i n "I'nm'.= 1. l"xiffimait\.*"
4
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I ||all FII I
I 'f L T c k ~MP.ana i\l1'5»Jlffl l!.||1V\Hl{l5 BI:m f Bllu A\|I;'$»vxgu 1;rulawsu sunI31 35 5, £; '§ L Q3 fo r S ur ixla i y En nr i nded a c a r d p a r t y a t t h e FI.I..fnrml3.'o f Hfi nslow,M i t a n d M n .
until the iami ly of the ir so n, Ha rry . Epp erly h o me i n Bla i r Satur day ' 1 on y givubuda and family , Mr . gm!
Mn . No r ma n W a r r ic k : i n d Ma x- I eve n i n g .Mr s .S a m Sorensen a n d farmlsu
z... ......... nnl ln n... \u.m.» 1xr.,.-.-mf Cvc il "i`hnmnson lu s t u lmr s e Mr .a n d Mr s ,Ro y L y m a n a n d
.......-..........,.vu vl ......-..,.,...,.-..Sin ge,wa s h wi th soap a n d wa te r dril
o r d r y - c le a n wi th soda an d br im.c ruD r a w,an d c q t th e chic ken furiwva.
nnc kimr.W nnh i h n lsinbpx r:\rwr\~lHm
ed in
.ale kill
sm fair;
\ \ * r » n r
¢=;;':..;.r;;;.1 " é i f "I ..,;a°.;a.;;:lhn fi§]li".§h`§}§{Q}`I»1|1
ns.Some of the prod be given next. Sunday evening.some of lt did not sta |The Bible mending;thmughoui
of time and weather. L4 the month h u been mod. 6980u n :n r c a v U u p I r v u n :4 1 \ . h l l l \I 1 F l l l l w n " " " " r -1 ,T h 1 d h 1 '; h - ' o n e d a y l a s t .w e e k .T h i s . l s 1 h e | M y r u n M e l t o n .C a r d p r z e s w e r e
. . ? § " ¥ ° »b ; ; ¢ h : ; ¥ i m ;p i i i d r l k l n i i e i m c o n d h o r s e h e h a s l o s t t h i s f a l h i w o n b y M r .a n d M r s .V l g o H a n
v i s i t e d t h e p o m m 'r o o m o f t | , , , { w h 1 c h i s q u i t e u n c o m m o n z l u d f b e n ,M r .a n d M r s .S a m S o r e n s o n
s u r e l y h a r d l u c k .| M r a .T o n y S v o b o d a a n d M y r o nBon o s c ho ol th at a fter no on .
Th e S a l! I mp r o ve me n t C lu b me t
W ednesday after no on wi th Mr s .
Ge o rg e Ha i n t o study the pl'0_|L\:t
la w n " D r e s s i n g u p t h e Cupboard
and Pantry". .'§eveu members igere
r " " " " " r !. . _ . . . W - - . v |. . - - .. - U .| " " -. v . . .f u i i y a n d b e a r t h e m e a t .i n t h e t h e : r u m
'o v e n i n h o t .P a t o r b o i l i n g w a t e r o f m a n y
'reveal.
Nec ossi
Ifn c tori es
I m u u d f m
lbgzildirlg,
.\elo]>£'d H
no th a t i t ma y 'b e pa c ke d ho t.D o
i n f lo u r before
th i s ma k e s i t
procea-s.Pac k
h o t jars .Po u r
to f i ll th e ju r.
Ma r g a r e t Li n d e n to o k teac hers'lu elto n.a n o t k o l l o g ; me a t
exa min a ti on s wh i c h we re 1.-o:niu¢~t-Lin..He n r y Do rn ac ke r a n d coo l|l8'cause
e d a t th e c ou nty suporinte.mlent's da u gh ter ,A i o e i i a s p e n t Th u r s d a y "*'ff*=d i f f w ' ' lt to
of f ic e a t th e c ou r t ho u s e i n B lu i r . | a lte rn o o n wi t h Mr s .W m .I mh le r qu ic k ly in to c le un ,
Mr. a nd Mrs . Emer ald \ '. .\ n ii en ki n o n bo ii in g br o th
bling surfaces and WHIIS versus were reported We fveli
vid brick buildings now confident.that many more verscsi
|\\€l'!? read but not reported.
ty produced these cru¢le_This week we shall finish reml~but as there grew a de-ling Matthew, and alsu read secundf
r better materialaj foli and third John,Sunday,Dec.1.;
modern plants were de-'We shall begin Mark,each dauyl
L; central )0illt.i near thelreading the chapter c0!'2'E$'fJumiing'
Auction Sale! I
present,and p la n to meet. in Dec .weve U1\¥l'Sd51§' .ulwmoun \'1a=\t.o&8 Co stume J ewelr y , $ 1 no $1. 95 at A d d tw o le ve l teaspoons sa lt tulzsourc e n l go od c lay an d snared
in rlin c mu ac c o un ts fair the hnme.I li th e }'l8a1k Li nd en ho me .th n fhanhinn Ca nter fi n es t value»each m1:1r im-l'lm-»=» |"h\ im rinc r.| 'Ph¢»¢n nlnnts now ma nufac ture the]lo. th e da y ol m e monz n.
BAl" l` lS T C l w u c u l will sell at public auction all of
the household goods of G.W.
McCoy at the residence on
~West Washingtdn Street
Satufday, Nov. 30th
I : 3 0 P .M .
s. W. CHAMBERS
S I J O H N S O N .Au c t i on e e r
The Lutz Paulsen, A. w. Ciarkellll A. E. Dixon famili¢|,'.Nrl» R.
I. Iv erson md Mildred htumded
an Fathen and Sona hammer. on
.|nr( and Mn. on
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Lo C h r i s t i a n s e n T" "` " m u "' j " " t |45.1 " " " " T "" ' ": . ¢ " °" " " :° " " " ' " " " ' T .~.fQd a d e ,u n d n e we s t s q l e s m B a l t .i pa r tly s e al J a r a n d ater illre.Pr o c o mmo n b n c k amd nolluv.ti le 9
"3'f`».,.l'\, j g g f W n me n an d hiisses:D u y o u r lc e s s in u ho t- wa te r ba th f m 3 %c»xce!lu;\t qu ality .Th e li ttle \11-
F.I f .I f\...:...¢ ..~.¢\.u .I\.\».»E»..» no th- lhauhinn .hnurn- nr in n nlanm nrvnsllrn onnl-r Imam Ini nk xvnrrh | la \P hem:f{!fI L. J. Moran. Pastor
\ . r 1 u l : n . u l a n a u u u l n u .y a l ;.3 A s l a n .J " " " "I" | S . i 2 a . " ' ; 1 $ ; % » € ' §a i m h i § g k E , : E i e ¢ , t c i n u . ' L ' § . _ ' ? . » . . , .h a v e t h e | ¢ = l f o r 6 0 m i n u t c a a t .1 5 p o u n d m l s t r a n d o d o n t h e s h o r e o f t i m e a n d S u n d o y S c h o o l ,1 0 : 0 0 A .M .
m e n n u m i r .f i n e s t .l l l \ \ : 8 o f G i f t s l n t o w n a n d R e n w v e f r o m t h u c a n n e r u n d s e a l p r o g r e b s ..M U l m \ 1 S W _ ° 1 3 h i P »1 1 2 0 0 A .M .I
a t h e y a r e a d y f o r y o u n l o W .T h e y i m m e d i u t r l y .T h e l i q u i d c o n t e n t s !T h e r e a r e e i g h t e e n c o m m e r c i a l J _ u n 1 o r B .1 .P .U . ,3 : 3 0 P .M .|
" \ C o s t u m e J e w e l r y ,$ 1 t o $ 1 . 9 8 a f - , h a v e E V £ l { Y T H I N G a W o m a n o r b h o u l d f o r m i n t o j e l l y .[ b r i c k a n d t i l e p l a n t s w h i c h p r o -I a v e l l l n g m r v i r e ,7 : 3 0 P .M .
| . 1 » h ¢ »P u u h i n n ( " = . n l m . . . . . . f { m . ¢ n \ m l m = » . =n : . . . .. . . .. . . a n 1 5 . 1 1 n n n o t m n ;L h x s g i h l v h l m u l m r ¢ n =. h m m u h n l l l n m i l l i o n d o l l a r s 'w o r t h } ' r o . y e . r l ' l ' l B € l l I | K W e d n e s d a y 8 : 0 0 |
Friday evening az. Pleasant View.
Mrs. Byron Bunn spent Sunday
at the parexltal, Hugo Huck homei n Blli r while Mr.Bunn p:\rtic~.ipnted in the shooting matrh in
Herman.He got svveral geesedTheo.'I'herkelsen's ahclicr wasa t Ralph Pearce?hNnday shell
illt c o rn which was Lruclgnd Il.
Blair.
t a u .A n u 4 v | »\ J \ . |\l l u \ \ \u u s u u n g | | b ;| l t L \ . u u ». q . . .-_-- -- - . . .- . . -_ . _. , -,. | , " _" , `_,., . ,_.- - , , ., ,____l a n d n e w e o t .s t y l e s i n B l a i r .4 5 - l t .I f e l l o w s - - w h e n y o u g e t r e a d y l l f o n e h a s a e o u i c h i c k e n s t o c a n o f b r i c k a n d t i l e a n n u a l l y .A b o u t P .M .'
|F a s h i o n C e n t e r B e a u t y P a r l o r _ O d o y o u r C h r i s t m a s s h o p p i n g - " l a t o n e t i m e i t 1: 4 b e s t t o . a o r t t h e h a l f t h e p r o d u c t i o n i s a t H a s t i n g s C b m n i u n i o n s e r v i c e S u n d a y a t
P h o r i e 4 7 - m a k e y o u r a p p o i n t -d o i t a t t h e F a s h i o n C e n t e r i n . I 1 i @ ¢ @ = * »p a c k i n g *t h e c h o i c e p i e c e s w i t h f o u r p l a n t s a n d L i n c o l n w i 1 , h c l o S e o f t h e m o r n i n g s e r v i c e .
l __ _ _» _ .. n . .._ . _ \ _. . . ... .\.\.n t \ Y | ; h u n a h a l ; n n . I i h u u n n n n i s m n s a § n h n n l \ 1 s a \ \ 9 h u e :t h r n n | \ l n " | ' h :m i d i S l . l I \ d B V S C h 0 0 l B 0 C i 8 l S t .u l ?|menu3 Lr om n o w o n P N N ?ea rly .Ulamr m u y m o w Just.wnalz a n nA l i c e T r i p l e t t ,o p e r a t o r .4 6 - 1 :' m o u l d l i k e b e a t a n d r e m e m b e r A l l
n n \ \ n l a . _L A I n z n Q u a i \ l n '~\ l . " P $ l I | l \ | ¥. | || " | l . \ \ ¥ r i i " ' \ !i n ( . | | l " i . 8 t
I :;..2;;;,:" 'r`}l}"n "'Sri"`§=§f""f;r|§3'i1`§$'»= ;;';;°.7.;; az; §'a..';§¢; fi-»:|eh\rch friday | .I
. plone: of fat.If then: is a great umhus, .I-Indicott,Doiphan,David'A treat in in store for our|
alnll nf lht il. Inlir rank nut nn thi Din:'Pl-lnrnnh.Nnhnnks CHP. chulleh Ull Dee. Bth 'II |1lUi:l! "TSI
Th e li i r f f lmd Mer r y Ma k e r s me !
Fk i d n v after no on wi th Mr s.C.8§ , " " '- " ' - ' . """ ' "_"_" " "l\¥| \U""¢""\\llCll y vu glry 115544,uxaaauu »-3-3.u ..---.--..-...._.._.-l \ : n { E l d B ?m T ? 5 l t H 2 ; § , ; , m 5 ; d ;§g"{h§'=;i;gf;_-$°3§.'ff§§'"EY.mas p ap er fr ee o f c ha rg e.4 u - ll
e e 0 r .' ..`_,. ,s o n.Fo ur te en m e m b g s w k r e ~B lu m- - th e y k n o w ju s t wh a t S H I ' "D E b 0 ' l ` 0 L O L A L S
e n t w i t h Mr s .A_R E a.;a n d wb llld li k e b e a t a n d r e me mb e r A lldn g g h te r ,J a ne a s \'isif.0r¥\.mm - Gi f w w r a p p e d c a r e f u l l y i n C u r i : - \M r .and Mn -.Ch ar li e IIine line
B u n n ser ved a delicious lunc h.| ma a pap er f ree o f c ha rg e.45 -I t d r o ve to Oma h a a w e e k a g o S u n
| - » . . - »v ..n p - U . . . Q . J ..-.v»»»- .U - ¢-.. -.\ . n \ J |a..»»» - - - - ,_ - - - - U - _" " »..| r u b b e r r i n €a n d c a u s e i t t o s l i p S e w a r d a n d Y o r k d 1 \' H i l d a B a i n w i t h u s .m f s -B a i n
1 0 1 ' e ve n r o t .N e b r a s k a i s i j a i t u n a t e i n h a v i n g w a s f o r m a n y y e a r s a m m s i u n a r y
|e x c e l l e n t s h a l e ' f o r b r i c k m a k i n g l i n A f r i c a .S h e w i l l s p e a k i n t h e '
G O O D O R G A N I Z E I )p u r p o s e s .S e v e r a l p l a n u a r e l u -a f t e r n o o n 1 0 t h e w o m e n o f o u r
A G R l L U L ' I ' U R } ~ 1 } ' R 0 G R A M S 1 c n t c d w h e r e w h a t i s k n o w n a n D u -c h u r c h a n d t h e w h o l e c h u r c h a t
r I k o n s h a l e i s f o u n d .A r o t h e r n i g h t .
4
s a n d m l W M m d M i l n l z 3 ,your d l ]an d d d l e d Blln e l Boite l l
=f,;°vg_f;Chrhtnms 1;\op| ?Ing ul. the Fnuhlmu "'%».1"»,'.T,'Z""' "°',}','_'{';,__ new al
m m M 2 ! ' i ' 5 ' . , i ' ! _ ' l " .' I Z . ' f ' ° l P f f ' { ' € ! = h = wm. » ¢ | \ m| lwu n e F r i d a y e ve -
Mr. :md Mrs. Ben Pikf Preliminary prngranis for l|\P}lncs this shale is imported to;Ol
western meetings of Orgnniuwl biend with local clay.Imai.
Agriculture at Scottsbluff h v o As this state has no timber for_ par
lr services Sunday were nur-
Let'n make them rise ab-01:1¢»f'7i°é1{£»£»1{ were s u m
.a lll wwi vl _guegu of
Hn.. Byrun Beard.Mrs.next Sunday.
1 of ml-_ pi|¢¢_~nuns! une: or uma ln to wn and ning was I. decided suocesaf The been mailed lu severalHrs . A.A.Anderson,who is :hey #gr geaqy for you now.They sale of boxes brought in $31.75.individuaia in tvcntirru
afiiinif with her dnua-hu-r Mm. Filhave LVLRXTHING u Woman or Mr.IIenrv Nohmnberz was :uc-. n..........._»:...,.........\...:...,
>;~.-.v A .Sl JOH NSON.Auctioneer
Tornblad on amount of the sud.
~en death of their mn-in~1aw and
s P E c . | A L
¢ - - ¢ _ » - - n - - q u a . - .¢. . .
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1.r Pnsssavsn
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i g ~N e w B a r k e r
*nun tus root nwLet.us Corr ec t Y o u r F o o t
ll l s Na tu r e' a wa y
~B
l f.\|wEn:|||N||¢||ng purpmuux the brick p|l:|ts|
Nularukn-|hn\'e been ul'great vllue in pro-
anim,visited a. w"§5e Sunday
af te r no o n with L ir a . Hen r y Be a r d .
Hi n E r n eu ti no Me: C oy s pe n t th e
we e k n d i n Te k a ma h .
Ra y , P au l a nd Mis s Gra c e F uc k
lem'sp en t Sun day after no on wi t h
th e J e ss e Da vi s fa mi ly i n th e hi lls.
D r . He r ma n Hu r d u m o f O ma h a ,
ne u u p f o r a vi s i t wi th h o mo f o lk s
.S un da y ai te ru oo n as h e wi ll be
Miss nee ds.45-11.
A l l elastic Gir dle s,$1.98 an d
$ 2 9 8 il-siz es 26 to 3 6 a t the
Fas hio n C enter.W e a r e n o w f e a -
tu r in g W a r ne r a a n d V en u s F o un d -
ati o n Ga rme n ts - ver y b e é t li n e s i n
th e Un i te d States.Th e y ma k e
bn sa ie ra ,ga r te r bolts,|zirdlc.-=,
c oraetals, Y.B. Sto u t C or s e txla i n
_ _ . . . .- - - - --. - _ - _ . - ¢ ,. . . - . .. ._tioneer a n d pr oved as go o d as a
profoaoion§\I Bef ore th e boxes
we re sold 3.ve r y go od p r o g r a m
w a s g i v e n by th e two sc h o o ls, i n -
c lud ing rec ita tions,songs a n d
f u n n y dialogues.
Mr .a n d Mr s .Ha r r y Se ltz a r e
plaxin lmr o n h i v i n g a f a mi ly di n-
n e r o n ha o ko g ivi ng da y ..Mr .A u s ti n J ohn son.wh o :mf - |
I lc pu lutaulln an.:Utu lg uusuu tu f||||,nlg gnu n\.m.g|,|u| Iur porrmmenr.Ipr int T1 19 pr ogr ams fo r the Li nc o ln bui ldi ng.Employ me nt.ha s also
meot.ingz4 o f th e sa me orgn:aiz»b e e n g i ve n to mu c h la b o r th r o u g h l
ati on.W estern me e ti n g s u r u th e up o n mo n th s of the y ea r .I
sc h ed uled fo r Do c .11 so 13 L i li - |Blair slmulml ha ve a b r i c k plan t.
c oln me e ti n g s wi ll be he ld U'*C"She has un to ld qu an ti ti es o f ex-
i i f l t f l ! "\'ll3f.?k i n J a nu ar y 83-l'c¢||.[.nt c la y a n d t h ;bg g t g f s h i p - |
us ua l, sta rtin g pr o b ab ly th o a fte r -p i n g fac ilities.Suc h a pla n t lo-
no o n o f J a n u a r y 6 .c ated he re would be a g reat an no-1 ll
rlflB e r t f.ont»m» nf nlRI\'\ill(!.Mia:.-.+..1Inn mu mmlln li v nnrl Kvnlllrl sa
Q Sl JOH NSON.Auctioneer
Tornblad on amount of the sud.
~en death of their mn-in~1aw and
s P E c . | A L/é ARCH
5 / \P n a s m z v s n
\ \ \ \ { i f g ; | g : r : r :~~
F ] € E n ": n u s u . 1 5 \ h
QQ § }~N e w B a r k e r
*nun tus root nwLet.us Corr ec t Y o u r F o o t
ll l s Na tu r e' a wa y
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s P E c . | A L
c o F F E E
All Next Week
Come in and ask us about it
jnam Side Store and
~.Qdlify Market i
7 na
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umahléw come Thanksgiving DIYlull sizes at all dmus at money fared a pandytlc aitroke a week n f "T""Y i ' ~Ralph and Gmac Ray spent last savin rises.45.1t!a "I`l1lu'Hdny and was taken m mm, an a xocrtep vlti l ims u m : e v e n i n g w m a M r . a n d H r s .z P . a f f i x d i e d t h e f o l l o w i n d a a n d c u l t u r a l e d u c a t m n i n p u b l i c ' °
f n :R n n d n r i n I{ | =l 'm af1 _l h n r i l n -[ w a n I| n ri . n¢ I n f I¥I» l|u 1\¥m .1& \\y L i . .A . G . C r a n e ,p r e s i d e n t O f l h l
- -\ ¢\ || | " ;\ . u ; » ¢ |u n a v ;" n u v u q w n u n|{ l § r i } v e | ~ y m a t g r i a l l y t o t h e w e a l t h o f
u : h u o l =i t h :t o w n .
e U n i g .
é
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Ar ch Pgeserver,style plus
c o mf or t.Th e f o o t c o mf o r t
uw!! fo r me n a nd wo men .3 2 All Next Week
Come in and ask us about it
Niiiih Side Store and
Qdlity Market
P h o n e 7 5 - l l 5
We f o r / I n n '
\;Shu ILPJI.
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1 9 0 ' /0w'w 4 0._\ \/ 4H J I R S
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Q n l l l w M ' "i f " T - -v n u yYl f l l l ~~u v a u i .l ¢ l \ ¢ E ¢L u l n l u u l l t s u l l ." g gU R C H a n u m b i t i o u h ,h a r d w o r k i n g m a n n e t t ,c h a n c e l l o r o f t h e U n i \ 0 I ' B i 1 . y B E S T v u R K F , r
. i n d h t :p a r e n t s c a m e f o r h e r o n H .C .~F r e a e ,~s t a r a n d o n e t h a t l n - e d u p n o t h e G n g d -o f N e b r a s k a ,a n d H .L .R o b i n s o n ,
I le md a y e v e mn g ..|R Q \m n u l e a n d t h e f e w n e o n l e w h o H a s t i n g s ,H o n d a ,a m a n . q . : e r o f P o b a w l a n d i s n o r t h w e s t e r n N b -e
'x
Women and Minus:Do WP'
e m m a sho ppi ng lbw on
c m w r in Bki r- th e y have.me
£ n a t 1 i n e s o ! G i f t a i n m w n m d !
.knew min h-re wer a°§»,l)I'¢},¢}|eouperati\c- potato growers unsoci-|;-gh, where sln||Ir= are grown in§~;;v S; ;; ; , a t ; 4 ;_ 9 ;_; m"uf his suddln .S o 'ntion, are the leading speakers Ofllimmenle commercial quantities,
Services ut mo-so m.m ''Mr. md Mrs. George liineline, :he western Nebraska program.'hu begun' the shipment of certi-
English serviees evey n m 3-~»&;_ of Clarence and G"°!8"»One representative of we l~`ed~:f§¢4 gwek.The first ar went w
hird Ind m m Sundhy of ml ¢I£{...`H¥..¢i",.. §4."'{'.i2..."?E ms: PIN! ?'P"'1 Board fs 3¢h¢(|}]eQ °r\'he southern markets a few days
they are mdy for you now. They month.
have EVERYTHING n Woman or Gemma services wary
~ g-'" ""' ""°-"' ~ "'~'-nn:upcogn meetings.Terliative asm.1: is estimated that 400 mnsecond~ mu¢§\"fi'Z'f.$fZ'¢""a§S;aY"l`§|p1n md:-cate that the liar of of wnirieaéwa win he shipped
»Etheir friends.to 1and nn n_tMp_aq>enkcrs will be the best that has nom the Nebraska punhandle.45-1: I and fmlrlh Sunday-li n m c d a .'_ _~Thanksgiving services ln thalpubliahed ln a Ink Kansaa U t '°;_ qg~=T;w_g German language Thllrldny ¢~v¢. i Sh: md u World Herald ol' mei
b .a and hloume n in a ll the ning, Nav. 28:11 It eight o'dock,'l'.§°;¢;1|f-{,_h»w the boy: 'rinsed
.en e were stuc on A
~
_;;_°-= c olon in ~'lf-fi"""°d .'und bar dovgg neu: Kdnau City.
beauiful 1 - l m "Slippers u m Wear,sans ¢f» They p\\\l=4 out ma went on their
made by Goldette at only $(6.50 for Women and Misses and. wr" wlhv'-Q nlrlfmm nny one.
¢-an the Puhlon Center has sm 31,49 ea $8.89 for chnam at the Charlie Hmelm hm] nm inI
ever nppelred on the program at Cenixied potalnel nm the boat
me college uf agriculture.quality thin year ever produced ln
-that region.Proper conditions
Lyman-Cotmtrucdon of cross- during September are given as the
ing and sldcnul'h which lead £0 :mon for the excellent qw i t y .
two school bmlldlngu nearng com- The venther was cool and themplefian.lwu plenty of moisture._
J
»\pdvd their Holiday umgunenc-i f yvn want the BEST ¥ILKUNDERWEAR VALUES IN THE
unrrzn STATES nee :hu belnii
In! m nm un:nt wir $135 at
Fuidum Cenm.Also U. x cA§lina and Ovetslmea at the LUW-
EST PRICES I N B u n n for
Women, Missa and Gxildnen. Alan
Enila Jettick Health Shoes at S5
" j 'neu v..|ouu-Annemen urocery Potatoes are hnnmnz 'pnuu pP|''£ §5 % T ¢ i ' . . 3 ' " h ' t i } ' , , , . . , . " . i . . , ' ; ' " § ; ' : | » 1 » » »m e n d e d w m x s u m I m h l m d r e d v r e i g h t a n d s a m f o r w a n -
r e p o r t a h i s P W M _ g u i r n r n l l t t l c vu c a b e w l b y s t y l e S h o p .t é r s h i p m e n t s .T h i n i s a r c w d
b e i t n r t h m o n e h u n d r e d m d f i f t y 0 8 | - H U A - - S c a r l e M o t n r C o .c f ~p r i c e a n d w i l l c a u s e t h e g r o w e r s
" " : . ' 1 ' : ' = ~; _ ..,f e . ' ; ' : ° f ' e , e : ° . , = e z - ~ e ,.t o - » v 2 f i n e p r o f i t o n t h e i r H - 3I
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- - : u r s n l u u l l m Dill!!lo I ' l' | *a f f-I ~vi l" vl\| "I ll;"gg - :g n | lllt' I ` _ . ' " l 'ta l l I I ' I45-1c a n a & 6 f ° r W ° " ° ' ! -'45-1z m ¢ m q m b e n i f 1 n ¢ D ¢ 8 ° ! = » C H = ' " ' * ° " ° ' " ° 'me n5 , 5 - a n i m e .mu of the state pum-