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05-22-1930JTERPRISTHEEbPRINTSTHENEWSRegardless Au DUAL NEWSPAPER ron? ALL THE PEOPLElh:\l5 50 r.»nUmr1;:s NEWSPAPER WASHINGTON COUNTY,NEBRASKA GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND Pnlulhlud weekly by .mm A.Bhuula Subscription Price.$1.50 per Year.Single (hpy 5¢.BLAIR, NEBRASKA, MAY 22,1930 FramtloGudmSpo¢olNehx-uh-- WashhgtonCmmiy. The GasStream BLAIR BOY To GRADUATE FROM MIUTARY ACADEMY Lexington Mo.May 16 1980 Cadet Emory Clyde Hum .son of Mr.and Mrs E.C.Hunt 210 w.Colfax Blair Nebraska is amongthefiftytwogradualesoftheWentworthMilitaryAcademywhowillreceivediplomashereonMay80.He is graduating [mm thehighschoolintothejunio;col lege. Cadet Hunt has made an enviablerecordduringhisthreeégulriatWentwoxth.He has main ed u high scholastic record and hasbeenprominentlnmilitaryworkandintnrmuralathletics.He is a member of the school boxing vm.\____/ CensusShows InCoun Loss Of97 ty Since1920 Report Of 1920And1930 CensusEnum~ eration For Washington 'CountyShown ln TabulateclForm BLAIRSHOWSA GAIN OF68 . Below is a reproduction uf the repon ol Supervisor of Census Marie Weekes showing in detail the report for 1980 and A com-parison with that of 1920.This census is taken every ten yearsby the government and was Int taken in 1920.A study of the xenort will show that the total for 1980 is practically the some as 1920,three being only 97 less reported in the county thanin1920.This proves that ourpopulation is becoming stable andthat but little change may be ex-pected from year to year.vBlair and Hermaneachshow aslight increase while all the other wwns of the county show a de~ crease.Following ls the report: District '"Ennmerstorij ~89-189-2 B9-889-489--5 so-689-'I89-889-989-1089-1189-12 Arlington,Mrs. Leslie French Arlington twp.outside, Mrs. John R.CookBlair twp., Mrs. Nellie BmmbanghBlair city, Mrs. PaulineSutherland iilm- 620 692 1039 2770Cuming City twp,, Ira G. Baxter 597De Sato twp., Thomas K- Jackson 217Fontdnelle twp.,Beinhsn Schunuan635Fort Calhoun village, Herman Klindt 309Fort Calhoun twp., Herman Klindt 1085Grant twp., PeterNielsenHerman village, Mrs. Marie WestHermantwp.outside, Mrs. Marie West 762 421 576 1930 1920farms wp-'farm:19 13020818111 54 133 14 218 158\ 124 695 6541178 2702 607254 704 soo1oo2 701 385 554 15 110/ 207 s11754 123 13 2051525 11089-13 Lincoln twp., Herbert Grnssmueek 708 149 781 14589-14 Kennard village, Leonard Pewrson 818 11 363 889-15 Washington village, Ieansrd Peterson 78 8 117 489--16 Richland twp.802 159 621 11589--1 outside, Vernon G.Wager i l l _¢e~itary standing Qadét Hunt wasselectedasonefthesixteen cadets to atqend sy summer camp 4 ~rqf£ r 1;E7 5: 1 . 'roT.u._- 12,0631600 12,1601498 FORMER BLAIR MAN SEEKS HEALTH Mr.and Mrs.Jabe Gibson and son Jnbe Jr.have left for Cali fomia where they will spend from one to tvyo months on a vacation trip.The uonditlon of Mr.Gib sank health necessitated the vacationashehaebeensufferingfrominflammatoryrheumatismever since the time of flue fire in the Nebraska Scam bank buildinglastFebruarywhenhisfeetgotwetandhewasbadlychilled.Norlolknns hope that Mr.and Mrs. Gibson have a delightful sojourn in California and that Mr.Glbsonshealthiscompletelyrecovered upon their return.Norfolk Press SENIOR HAS HIGH HONORS Marian Nelson youngest memberoftheseniorclassoftheB ~~~~... ~g, ~;»§§g|g a \i ~1 r ;»- f f* i'-vi ~..1 131..\.\5!»|..|1~F xii ../~..||»»~.1V ¢>|.f :.L ~>1 1..I 1fi/W Y Z :r T;!1 ..q r 1 1~~.ag :_.tif .. .11 ~r r .._{fglzL:It rw _..V .g..f..é . ff9. . \. ¢q¢g.|.Q l ~f ~ uusr ummvun ~fq»»_g 60I f v .g ¢..g g f .. .' ~:I /'~T :~.| mmsnaunsmnnnasna coumv<2":?°3»5'3=°0§¥DanaBactalauf*eateHigh School GirlWins Q |.J. Hmm Stewart, Mayor ~a~Cirllobensorl mf Treas. 4 nsn4 0 |O c c.J.Robertson,County ° Treasurer ° Frederick Guyer,Deputy ' Bounty Treasurer ° Anna Cook Martin, County ' Clerk °|Clara Rasmussen, Deputy "County Clerk -I Mn nam M,-umm-I.. .ma turn'ubs"church StmdnyEvening Sermon Sunday May 25 PLAN TRIP ABROAD servleeu so »§°£¢1T¢ at the Fin; AFIee TrinTo \a c.s..Km.e City Light Water Ice and Sewer 11 Wg A LETFER FROM MISSOURI I Commissioner.~Dnrnthv Baxter.Are1___...___Iovra.Kiwanis Club Tru|phyw Ll I*E.M.Beatv.Citv Emrlneer."'"'Ross Wert, who recently moved -5; '"M;;4,',;' iiié1»§£f'Ei{v -the from this county Montier, Mo., an ~*mm the folio letter:lu Reed 0'Han1on, City Attor-' In A Trip to Europe with l 0 0 a0 o May 25.Commencement ExerMb¢|.J.M*bf County ldaughwrs Misses Jeanetie andSuperintendentIMiriamdrovedowntoOmahalast cises Friday Evening May soMuriceMehnnsCounty ~gshexan |§§d {}f§1 {fh§ ;f cnAnUAr1oN Ar coumxinnaBSweJnhnHansenTlonnfuf.nun *|._.m.1.._~.¥l Moutier, Moz, April 15, 1930 I ~nev.-ms TRIP srAR1s .vuLY.1s¢h[D=1 Friend Jani: .g How is everybody up in Wash _ingwn county?We are fine herebemorClussDonltesSl00hJH|and well satisfied with our move. l c » s L.W.mm Chief of Po lice and Stmet Commis sinner. Sam Stevens.Nivht Watch l o1 a c a c o | c0 0 a 0 1 0 o sl -ia §r"" I.C.Eller County JudgeHelenBoltDeputyCounty JudgeMarcus Beck Clerk of Distf rict Court Bemwdt Lundt County Attorney Chu.Nelson..County Com missioner District s C.J.Nelson County Com missioner District 2 Claus Mehrenl County Com~ rnissioner District 1 caasauuscsosu s l n s a l I a s nl s sI I $ mu nm:muuems.They lived in this city for u num !gf f§..flf..»fl»C §fberof years where Mr.Ross wasandst.ilfi§actiwly engaged in the Blair Horse Collar Co.which he owns. A few years ago he built abeautifulhomeatFairacresin Omaha where we family resides. At present Mr.and Mrs.Ross and daughter Grace are making plana Lo gn abroad in July their primary destination being Scot land Llne ancestral home ol both Mr and Mrs.Ross. Association.i Baccalaureate serulcea will be held at the First Lutheran(church Sunday evening May 25.Prof.C.B.Larsen will deliver the huemlauresfesermon.Danaa A Capella Choir and the Music Isc~ ulty will fumish the musical partof the program. Rev.Karl Wilhelmsen of Kansas City will give the Commencement Honor as a Pan of the Expen»e\Im In n nine marry. ¢ usual-ESQ iiéiiii 'iélimii of *I Money. The Blair high school andfriends and relatives of Miss Dor othy Baxier,soprano soloist and high school senior,are rejoicingwithheroverher success in the interstate music contest.held atShenandoah) Iowa on last Thura~ day,May 15, when she won first plnee and in consequence a triptoEuropeawardedbytheKiwanis Cluh nf Shnnnnrlnhh hm fha winnaru rough and rocky but the people are happy and contented.The frost got the peaches and pearsbuhtherewillbeagoodcropof apples and all kinds of small fruit. I have bought a forty .a/:re farm near Montler and we are nicelysettledandalreadyhavenfine stan in chickens. Please change my address to Montler as we are but one~lm\f mile from that post office. l a s o mC o s0 s n1 u Council. F.S.BigelowFirstWard A.J.Croudy First.Ward J.s.RobertsSecondWard John Moore Second Ward Wm.Schmidt Third Ward John McKay Third Ward Councilman Councilman Councilgnan Councilman Councilman Councilman l | | 1 I l | I 4 1 | A I am z Coll Ch I Frid(The Enterprise wishes this eshm ggnnw "Ma 331°mm urWilhelKIDNITE1~'ou.u:s able iamliy "bon voyage".sen mg§v¢11.1mw,. an v A ....,.1,T.Q H......n......~»vun .uv 5n u:n»»\_Y f .d ;h11§§porprhy.had prqvlouslgr our gg;Wm I-K. P. Hundahl,Councilmanl 0 a o Fourtl J.P.J Fourtl: The Enb 1 Ward Iensen Councilman l Ward erprise official city liliillli gf pnusuel ~:Ee ~Lam; dzht. Mnv 21. was.Kia-IIwonfirst.in her home district contest held in Omaha and also first 7§2.§"° eff&°.~;ee:ee,&§e..¥".¥2f°;Bunn s Lake ite in Blair,when the dramatic npils of Portia.Lucille Kemperepresentedmthepublicin The Kidrtlte Follies at the B. L D.mr A.l1~the little kiddies who wereblewerepresentto see andhear hat their more fortunate play natea could do since having this nining.There was also a very:od attendance of fond parentsmfrlondsoftheyoungsters.There were twenty»one numbers 1 the program all.as clever asuidbefullof pep and life that lildren love to portray.The agesthechildrenrangedperhapsomfiveyearstofourteenthe Nrngest as well as the older les performing in a very effi- ent manner.The opening chorus broughtrththeentiregroupofpupilscleverorangeandblackcoarmawithcheerfulsongand rightly dance.Each number fol wed quickly and there wan nongdmwnoutwaits. The audience was kept eagerdexpemn:for the numbers to llow end they generously applaud each one A nambel or the\¢f nrmnlnv ».:¢....».. OmahaWins Big Elevator Big Elevator Goa tn Omaha. Blair Not ln the Rrmninz Con struction to Start at Onee Work Rushed. ELE\AN)B To COST saooo.ooo The Omaha Grain F~clrange has won its battle for the 5000000bushelgninelevatorwhichismbebuiltbytheCargillCommis sion company of Minneapolis in conjunction with the North West ern raikood. Construction will mn at onceon n thktyeight acre nut at lam and Dodge streets Hugh A.Butler president of the exchange was in lonued today.The Minneapolis firm had asked for exchange privileges lor the elevator whl¢:h.they wanted fn build at Blair or near Sioux City.When this was denied they agreedtoeonstruetitlntheOmaha feels mel!exceptiowly zmumminbeingablenosecurehimfor this great occadon.Rev.H.W. Bondo o!Albert Lea Minn.willrinhiscapadtyolPresident.of!B rd of Directors of Dana Col ge present diplomas and conferthedegrees. The following people will recelvediplomas: In the AcademyGeo.Robert# len Frederick Wis.;Ben EngnkowOmahaNeb.;Jolmn Peter sen Denmark Europe;Emil Pa ersen Racine Win. Teseher Training Dept.EdnaBandaAlbertLesMinn.;Elon IIofgard Minden Nebraska;LucilleHansenAlbertleaMinn.;Elsie Jensen Cody Wyo.(Qnltusnumberof teachers will reaivestatecerificatesinsteadoftheDanaCollegediplomaandinstitutionalcertificate).Commercial Dept.Dazny Niel sen Blair;Bemioe Brown RacineWis.;Jean Larsen Lyons;EstherJensenWestBranchIowa;Dagl ln Olson Harman..rgntheSemhmryArnoldAnde sen A.B.Graduates from \3*m1n4!Y Galled to pastoral:atGenevaMinn.Jolmrmes Larson. "usa,ner uuru mumpn neapeu '"'omare Iaurels upon her and put the mper-F"i°?"5'@ %°"€*'°=_P° !'¢<.'"¥ yegr Cnfs Rlllllmnzuls ° a a o 'Q m mgn scnool.sue is the daughterofLeRoyBaxterof this cityandis seventeen yearn old.She has been interested in singingthroughout her high Achoolcareer.(Phe plan of the Kiwanis Club is to pay the expenses of the passageonthewater and living expensesforthemonth.She will leave,with other winners and an excursionof the Kiwanis Club on July15andreturnAugust15.She will be a guest of the Club twelve vvsv annngnvwnvnv State Plants 15000 Bdlhuds in Burufs Lake Lut I~ridny .Four Big Truck mm from the State Fish Hatchery. SOUNDS GOOD To Nu/mobs About the most iwful newsthatcancometothelocalnimrodsistolearnthatlustFriday REMODELS FARM HOME Fred Flake living out northwes oi Blair has had earpenmre bus for some time remodeling hisfan buildings and when the work i complebed he will have one of th most convenient farm homes i the county.The xemaldng of the kitchen i one of the features that ia waxthi of mention.In this he has apecializedandevervthinzfromrunIOI11mg I.l.U¢K lows or hullheads U.ning water to the minutewouldlikeverynurfns.3 F .F*?*.*E has been looked after to 1 st data! nuke t.h< days in Paris Miss Dorothymuchnodipdown in Upper Bi.were planned m rsunnzs mm §§B}1§L}iL§£=E£iagreéah1e.ww.Germanyand witness the This means sood fishing Mr.Flake has good rea;Passion Plnv at 0hornmmnrnm|through the BIIIIIIIIEI B8 BmlI18 mnmA nf Bin Nun Imrnn lon wbf J||\.||.ygyy.g y b 3 0 b q b f f p f f. extra exnpnnn fm har ami nhn will The Biale has nf lain vtmrs nt.CAINR HPROGNITIOL be unable to take .in everythingworthwhile..The Senior Clase of the Blair high school have very generouslyagreedtadonateonehundred dollnn toward:her trip.Blair friends are wishkg her averyhnppy and wonderful experiencenndasafereturntoher home. Many letters of congratulationsandbest wishes have been receiv ed by her since the interstate con tempted to protect and propagatethebettergradesof fish by sein lng out and removing the coarsefishandrqzlenishingthebetteror game fish.The replenishing olBunnslakeis an examp1eu!whatiagoing on all over the state. cow CLUB mens A meeting of the gol!fans washeldlastThursdayeveningattheCouncilRoom.The meeting was Mrs.Oscar Guyera picture appearedinanOmahapaperiw Saturday under the caption Blain IGrnes Only Woman Park Care h in Mrs.Guyer was recently appointhdbythedtycmmcilascaretakerofNorthParkjus* across the street from her home The park has always been a peplanofhersandthepublichas profited by having e clean wel ..................»......u w.:ng and clever dance sieps were DWI);The Wedding ol the Painted (Continued on page eight) landConcerts swltchhlg terrifnry.The elevator will cost about $8~ 000000.I!found advisable it canbeincreasedxo10000000bushel capacity.The 50W000 bushel elevator will increase total .spacetomorethan21000000bu shels making Omaha one of the largest elevator centers in the graduates from Seminary willtakeupmimunworkinIndia;Valdimar Jorgensen zradmatesfromSeminarycalledwcongregationatCordovaNebraska;Maxinns Ilagedom graduatesfrom.Seminary mllai w Coon Rapids Iowa;Scriver Kloth gradnmniw..........|~..||....._..|...__ tesh called to order by the president cared for picnic grounds.She will sing next Monday Frank Stewart May 26 at 9:30 P.M.over WOW.H.L.Morris Carl Kolterman Miss Elsie Frese senior stucient and Karl Christensen were nom~~ ~will accompany her on the r>»¥=f>~ inated for directors for three Yenrs 28th Season to Mly zsah _~~W W.agua vmwge gruulllllxscountry.Seminary,called to Shelby,Iowh;It is hoped to complete the Ravnldlde Moller,g1adua|,e of Sembuildingbeforethenextharvestina;y, win pmbnbly work in Canandworkwillbewntinuednightada;Harold Jorgensen;A B.and day.until the elevator in £in~will receive B.D.from our Semxshed.inary has accepted call from Un Start May rs! Band Concert of be Givm Evening ofrge Mrs.Geraldine Suzwsrt of this to take the places of Frank .city and a general favorite with Stewan and Ed Matthiesen.Chris ~ ~all music lovers will present nv tense!!withdrew and Morris anaeralviolinsolos on that program.Koltemmn were elected.I m -_ -. n-...|..I :"f diricusxon _foilovsed °¥ cxange IOM.Car Colliden with Count!nn the Court Home Lum.BLAIR GIRL ~Expect 4 Large Crowd.IN11-mme I aerwooa.lowa. _The ~anual report of the>IlNG JOB Nlfionlll Relristrafs Asnncintinnnlrlulltyuccuuor we for No. 5 greeh and also ol._Q.putting in two tennis courts.It Clr.Both Cari Were DmxlieChris Jensen & Sons to Chris Fwas found sufficient funds were Omaha Car Carried Booze cFrahm&Olga K.Frahm:wx on hand with seventy members at c»=»e;1 the Arrest of the Driver.sim sec. 291z»12 $132011 111: n¢u\\\ 4 ........at.nm ru.!. mm PROGRAM ARRANGED The band concerts !or this sea~on are to start Wednesday eve~ing of next week on the court ause lawn Professor K.C..De Prolf who has charge of the band rsnres the public a fine program>r the Start»off\and incidentallyoodprogramsthroughoutthe ntire season.The band has been doing somertensiveworkduringtheyearndareingoodshapeforthe ummer concerts. Following is the list ol names Mrs.T.H.Wright received aletterfromherdaughterMar guerite last Monday telling herfolksaboutherwork down in NewMexico. Mis!Marguerite went out toColoradolastfallwhereshe taught school until the Christmas yacation when she had the oppon*WY to get into a most infer csting work and one .that is aneducationtoher in many ways.Her headquarters are at SBvitaFeNewMexicoandBhe is guidefortheSantaFeR.R.Co.and goes out with tourists explaining again shows Dana College accred-ited for four years of collegework.The university of Nebraska gives Dana Id!recognition So do the various universities of otherStainwithwhom we have come in contact.Distant universities who are rmacquainted with the highstandardoftheworkatDansmakeinquiryattheUniversityofNebraskaanduponreceivingtheirfnvorablereportDanasstudents are admitted to ldvanoe standinginmmdengraduatecollegeorif they have the A.B.degree fromDanatothegraduatecolleges. Citizens Savings Bank to Leone Raver:L 21 B 55 Blair $1500./Ida Behrendt to Vm.F.Beh rerndt:N/S N214 Sec.9 &SW56SW%&Wie SE 56 swu Sec. 39~10 140 acres $1.00.Sadie A.Swanson dt husband to Minnie A.Kmuse:L 3 l:ligleys Add $450. Leslie Offen dt wife to Emma Rosenlmlm:L 10 B 69 Blair $8500 .Nancy E.Rosenbalm to LesliebffeniL 5 B 113 9th Add.&L 4 (except N.140 ft.)B 113 9th Add.Blair $4500_ Agnes C.Long to H.Victor Ras mussen:Ls 11 &12 ID 70 Blair $1.00. Quit Claim Deeds Joh Kuhr &wife to Mary M. Holstein:Elé SWBQ Sec.284711 $1.00. Wilhelm B.Jacobsen Er wife 10 Robert P.Hume:SWK NW56 dz vu eau.w carry me uuu wuualongnicelyforthisyearandit was proposed that if six moremembersweresecuredtwocourtswouldbeputin.Marcus Beck was appointed to take charge of the matter The board of mx directors will meet inter to choose officers lorthcyearandappointcommittees .D C Van Deusen AN AUTHORITY ON BEES The American Bee Journal publishedintheinterestsof the bee its May issue an article writtenbyLeRoyFBaxterofthiscltyThesubyect of the article is l\voleafsExperienceWithGasTreatedCombsThearticleisexceptnonallywellwnttenandofmuchinterestto those interested Ln beeculturv ndus£ry in America reproducesiRECEIVES A FINE OF szos.oo Ed Swanson of Omaha collided with George Loftis of Hennan. last Sunday night out on West street of this city doing condden able damage to both cars and badly shaking up Mrs.Ipftis. When Chief of Police Lattn reached the scene he found s real mixup and along with the mixup he discovered that Swanson had two and onehal!gallons of booze aboard which probably had somethingto do with the wreck Swan son was taken into custody and on Monday at his hearing was found guilty and fined the neat little sum of $208.The car was so badlywreckedthatitwasnotworth cunfiscating.A 1ewfines like the one lm posed on Swanson would no doubt Ok; oi members making up the band:and pointing out places of inter C0UR3g IN P1ANoAlsynsSmith,Marlon Nelson,en.It is,in s way, A year roundRuthTilden,Frededckn Mstthle vacation.As in previous years I will givesen,Myrtle Gilbertson,Florence Out of twelve girls chosen from a 9 week coune in Irina to a limYVolff,Margaret Allen,LaVa\xghn three hundred occupations,only ima nnmlmr nl .|..,a,..¢.\o ..,..|,.510313.Mi|O Haller.Flmilv Innnifixm nuns.A nm AA .~....a»...¢:.....IL{XfZ»1 .n.4 \y Ul(.1l\¢l|advaneeother sons are fgny| _ __1 I _.__..._..ar v .|1\.¢y\vH\\l.MMU snbnu unnuulluhlvlln QI.UUU II Pala InHansenAlfredJensenRichard_|and Miss Wright was one of the wise $12.00.LesLiDDi!lCotY.Frances Siert.Marv hisrhest.S119 is at nmnnnf ¢:fn.rlv ......:_..¢_......_i ...;r c ~~_r ~~¢uuuuuss unu sruuenns are asgeuethHitchmanStanleyJenseningSpanishmakingherselfpro~to DakconAndersonMargaretBadgeficientinEhntsubject.She is June 1st.e grrangemgnta before Jw.Margaret Maher Gladys fast making a name for herself Prof.Waldo B.Nielsen .vlHnB€Il..DOH!Tilxlsn.Nnhnn with flux Cnmnnnu mul fnlmu Annu an in 0n ......»\»n. Nwsa swu seé. zd-1o-io so ném ~cmidgred nuke an honor 535; °;;d~;m_;f ""'"'"""" $2.00.to n recogmtion in this journal_Referees Deed and Mr. Baxter is w be congratu. FORMER BLAIRBUSINESS Lunhé," Cla-ra 'i-;m§r{,"1liLr ........................._.............mr.1lChrisInletecharsre of the side trim;n1adr=|1l\0Il&neu ZDZ tensen John Aidreason Ray Qvith auufnobile.BUSINESFack1e;Eloise Morris.iiarriet She is makin:nlans tn lecture S gS.w. Chambers, Ref. to Carl H.]lated on this signal honor.He MAN VISITS HERE \yvl Luuau .unAdd.mai:s ooo. GAS FRANC ISE PLAN DEFEATED Voters of Norfolk defeated the proposal to grant a natural gasfranchisetotheUtilitiesNaturalGascompanyby a vote ot almosttwmtooneinthespecialelectionheldTuesdayoflastweek.Pre election campaigning had been exbectedtoresultinthepollofalargevotebut. the total vote wasconsiderablylessthanhadbeenexpected1552peoplevotingagainstthegrantingof the franchiseund 786 voting for it. .NOTICE \ Complaint of the promiscuouspoisoningof dogs in Blair hasbeenmadetothechiefofpolice.The state law provides againstthepoisoningofanimal;and lurtherinfringementswillbedealtwithaccardlngf to the state law.L.w.Lltta18lt_Chic;of Police | I re¢:ex\eu a ruee iemr Irom themanagementoftheJournalwith a twenty dollar check enclosed torhiswrltihg. w.R. C.NOTES Everybody is requested to be at our regular mating SaturdayMay24thtomakearrangementsforDecorationDayprogram.Convention notes will be read by our delegate Mrs.Bowmanwho is at McCook this week to at tend the G. A. R. and W. R. C.convention.Also those who bringrlovmrsfordecorationbringthem early Friday mominf to be usedfordecoratingG.A.R.graves. ANNQUNCEMENT I have sold my budness to Ole Jensen who is a mechanic ofestablishedreputationinthiscommunityandIbespeakforhimthepatronage__ and good will ofallmyoldeizstonmeandotherswhdareinneedofautomobile repnir work. Martin Wortman. Mr.and Mrs.A.ll.Christensen of Randall Minn.drove down for a two weeks wislt with relatives and friends. Mr.Christensen was numbered among the Blair business men ol fourteen years 35 when he work ed vm Hen!!Petersen in the bar ber shop where the Myers shop lsllocated. He finds many changes in the my and is glad to greet old friends again.lIe is a barber ln the wwnofRandall.__ _ _A:present they are vuntmg his mother Mrs.J.C.Christensen of this city.They have also visited at the Randall Iverson home onthebottomMrs.Iverson being n sister m Mr.Christensen. Henry Petersen at the city is abrotherofMrs.A.L.Christensen d they are enjoying the vacation re also.. D. W.Lynch 0!Red Cloud Neb. came in Saturday morning to visit his mother Mrs.hols Lynch and brother Ray over Sunday. ment expense to take advanced oiflcers training course.This camp is usually open only to menaluniverdtyrankandthecoursetherewillleadtoacommissionintheReserveCorpsoftheU.S. Army. The commencement exercises at Wentworth will mark the and of the fiftieth year of the schoolshistory.lt.will also mark the fiftieth year of Col.Sellers connectionwiththeinstitution.Com ing to Wentworth in 1880 he isstillactivelyinchargeandis pimud of the fmt that he headstheoldestmilitaryacademyintheMiddleWest; Eight other Nebraska.boys aregraduatingwithCadetHunt.Theaddressbeforetheseniorswillbe delivered by Dr.Stratton D. Broolu President of the UnivermltyofMissouri. Slippers that WearSmart newstylesat the Shoe Store of BlairtheFashionCenter.Womens sad wsmszsa w $6.50z Chlldrenw. $1.49 to 839;Enm Jettlck.$5 and ga .18ni in Sunduys Worlr~Herald._She will be vnledictorlan of her class of thirtynina students.Shehadanaverageof 94.87 per centinherstudiesduringherfour years in high school and also took first honors in English in a state scholastic contest sponsored byNebraskaWesleyan. She is but Hfteen years of ageumthedaughterolMr.and Mrs. George Nelson west of Blair. .New EQUIPMENT ron GROCERY The Gilbertson grocery on northWalkerAvenueisundergoingsomerepairsatpresentthatwillputitinthefrontrankswithup»t»odata stores.A new steel ceiling and Plpered wadls will add greatly totheappearanceofthestore.Assoonasthisisdoneanewshow use with electric refrigerationequipmentwillbeinstalled.Mr.and Mrs.Gilbertson are ai- wayl on the job to meet oldfriendskndnewandaretohecon~on the improvements. Allen Alvin Brumbaugh Austin Beales .Adolph Peterson JacquelineDixon.Clarence Sapbenfield Msry Moore Dorothea GllbensonRuthFamhamWilliamWdghtMr.Annstead Ruth LippincottBettyMoatsRoyChrlswnaenandCharlotteArmsiead. SPRING BRIDGE LUNCHEONS Mesdames Carl Schmidt andDavidMummertentertainedsixtablesoffriendsatabridgeluncheonFridayafternoonandagainonSaturdayafternoon.Thehouseandtabledecorationswereinbeautifulspringcolorsandthemenu was moat attractively served. Following a pleasant afternoonatmrdsthefollowingwerend judged the winners on Friday andwereawardedprlaea:high Mrs.Inu Latta second high Mrs.Frank Curley and out prize Mrs.E.B. Carrigan.On Saturday an~.other very pleasant afternoon wasspentwithMrs.W.F.HemphillwinningfirstprizeHrs.WmsM.ahersecond and Mrs.G.L. Dixon the cut prize.on her subjects using pictures waddinteresttotheaddress. Blalr friends 01 Miss Wrightwillbogladtolmowofhersuccess and if any one from this partofNebraskagetsdowntoSanta Fe New Mexico we are sure they while there. COUNTY YOUNG FOLKS WED Misa Lucile Jensen daughter of Mrs.Frieda Jensen and FloydSmithnonofMr.and Mrs.H.J.Smith were united in marriage onThursdayMay22ndatCouncil Bluffs Iowa.Mr.and Mrs.Géo.K.Nelson accompanied the younzcouple..lAfter the marriage they wereinvitedto a wedding dinner at the home ot the grooms sister Mrs. Raymond Johnson of Omeahaa. The young couple will make their future home with the groomeparentswhoresideontheBench. The bride graduated from B.H.S. in 1929. will make an attempt w uée her Advertise in The Enterprise. ' ~t pf"~ ~1x¢..'§!2e~':|a.~.. ~. 5 May 1930 ss.5 I0~4 5 6 I724 5| 1930 an nn hahaha .na 312 7 9l5l62225 2950 is 14202|27 28 ¢f~;;.~~.J.2_}i>\~=. _~.: I1I525 12I926 \ May 2?JuniorSenior Banquet.May J Annual Poppy Sale.May 25Memorial services B.F.D.hall A.M. _May 25B.H.s.Baccalaureate May 25Dana Baccalaureate. May 29B.H.S.Commencement. May 30Commencement at Dana.May 81B.H.S.Alumni. June 17 .ngr~egational L.S.U.carnival.June 22County S.S.conventlonatPleasantViewschool. v Q t<E=»'-we .\.n====w1~.1 1 -THE iannznrnm :Bu61'w~~aw, Nebrllkl; my n, 19ao BEN CH NOTES George Fallen and familar wereSunday dinner guests of . and Mrs. Emil Fallen of Herman.Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Larsen and Russell of Kennard spent Sunday sponsor,Su|3t.B.H.Mead, they went to Onnhn and Md their pic- tures taken,dltg.x1 visited the World He h ld buil g,tha Ford plant, w. o .w. bmamg, and also the Woodard Candy Co.in CouncilB l u m,They ended the day .py ARLINGTON NOTES The annual convention of theWomnn's Home Missionary Sod-ety o! the Omaha dimm wuheld here on Wednesday at the M. E.church.There were delegationspggsgnt fxqm Q11 churches _in the BELL CREEK VALLEY -;.~Florence ~ Mabel of Nic~son "\°-'Blair Frida .The Pep Players met at thegfrxmdayYnS.Y 1 "°?1'Z' £ m Petersen yand sons of Howard ~horge Sawm- day evening.High priles were won by Laula Jensen and HowardWilliamsen.The low prizes went to Mm J ohn Re eh and Andrew ».1 The Millinery Store of Ble d:- the Fashion Center offers you §Mr.a n d Mr s .C .K .An d e rs o n we r e Su n da y e ve n i n g c alle rs a t t h e ~ . R o g e r t h o m e . I |||I priced at $1 to $6 and children'~ 69:to $2.98.New Hats arrive Every Week.Select your new ha far Decoration Dny. Now!1 BEN CH NOTES ~rge_Follen and famildr wereday dumer guests of . and ~. Emil Fallen of Herman.r. and Mrs. Edgar Larsen and sell of Kennard spent Sunday ~ Hg at Alfred Hansen's.~rs.Elmer Munson ol Omaha, led Mrs.Clark Lippincott on y.`~~d.rea~ BELL CREEK VALLEY -;.~Florence and Mabel of Nickerson, spent Sunday afternoon at Wm.Holtma.n's. The Iallman school closed i m sponsor,Su|3t.B.H.Mead, they went to Onnhn and Md their plc- tures taken,dltg.n visited the World He h ld bull g,tha Ford plant, w. o .w. bmlamg, and also the Woodard Candy Co.in Council Blufls.They ended the day .layattending the Orpheum theater. Miss Bernice Hurst, daughter olMrs. Ross Hurst of this place and Clifford Van Winkle of Blair, were united i n marriage i n Coumil ARLINGTON NOTES The annual convention of theWomnn's Home Missionary Sod-ety o! the Omaha dimm wuheld here on Wednesday at the M. E.church.There were delegationsprgsent from all churches in the tiistrict which includes Arlington, Craig,~mont,Oakland,Pl nt w I Thursday,Friday,Slturday and were in Blair Friday.The 1'°,_1;,P§ Plnyetg met at eM o n d a y .1 8 - I t H e r m a n P e t e r s e n a n d a n n a o f H o w a r d i i h m r e n h o r g e S a w m - __ _ _.. .| f °anday evening.High priles were won by Laula Jensen and HowardWilliamsen.The low prizes went to Mm J ohn Re eh and Andrew ».1 The Millinery Store of Ble d:- the Fashion Center offers you §Mr.a n d Mr s .C .K .An d e rs o n we r e Su n da y e ve n i n g c alle rs a t t h e ~ . R o g e r t h o m e . I |||ILast Sunday visiting af the Wm. Christiansen home. Mr. ~ Mrs. Alvin Svendg-aard priced at $1 to $6 and children'~ 69:to $2.98.New Hats arrive Every Week.Select your new ha far Decoration Dny. Now!1 ~\ L v m One Hour Service \ We 4 Mr. and AUS. Emanuel l\KlL\IYll'son and sons of Orum, spent Mon- day evening at George l~`ollen'a. Mrs.Emil Hagge came uoymfrom Wayne to spend Smda m her folks,Mr.und Mrs.C les Koenig.Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hansen and Geraldine were Sunday dinner guea tsat the Melvin Ackerman home.' Mr.and Mrs. Chess Sutwn at- tended the graduation exercises at Herman Thursday. Mr.anu Mrs,w.J.Bolt.and baby of Tekamah, spent"£'hursday evening at Chris Jensen s.Mr. and Mrs. Lowe Mvncke and family. visited Wednesday evening at the parental, Gus Mencke home. James Dowling und l-'em spentThursday evening with Mr.and Mrs.Wuller McCracken.hks. Jim Solensw visited lust'1'hursday»afternoon with Mrs. Chess Sutton.- Mr. and Mm Louie Mencke and family and Mr.and Mrs.Ted Olinger vimed ax.me I-Ierley Clements home Monday evening. Sharm I./ockllng of Module, lows spent Monday nt the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ted Olinger.Louie Alencke and family culled at the Louie Goreham home near Kcnnnrd Sunday to make the ac-quaintance of the new baby girl. Misses Ruth and Helen Bolt were Sunday dinner guests nt the Chnl; Jensen home.Mr.:md Mrs.'lied Olsen and Arlene visited Sunday afternoon at Fred 0lsen's.J.M.MeManigal spent fromFriday until Sunday st the Walter McCracken holne.Hs attended the school picnic on Friday. Mrs.Chess Sutton attended A birthday party for Mrs. Jack An~ dnmson at her afternoon. Mr. and M m il=ed_at Louie evening.Mr. and Mrs. and Virginia Ann were Sunday dinner guests at E. C. Lippincows Mrs. Ted Olinger and Mrs. Clark Lippincott spent Thursday i n Omaha. We wish to extend our sincere Sympathy to Mr. Jonas Blomberg and children in their remnt b e movement,the death of Mrs Blomberg._, home Wednesday Ted Olinger vis-Mmcke's Sunday Clark Lippincott Slippers that Wear-Sxnnxtnew styles lt. the Shoe Store of Blain the Fashion Center.Womens md Misses, $2.98 to $G.50; Childrexfs,$1.49 to 8.89;Enna Jettick,$5 and 56.1s»1c Hot weather demands lots ofWashDressesandtheFashion Center has just received over 1000new Wash Dresses which they are Placing on sale at $1 and sz in sims 14 to 52.New Dress Free if they fade.18-lt ROSE HILL ITEMS Mx.and Lbs. Martin Paulsen and fnmily, Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeKuhr and Opal, Mr. and Mrs. Nor- ris Ward, Mrs. Tofte and Lois andPeter Jensen were Sunday visitors l!.t}ae Geo. Nelson home. l l i u.».,Mrs. G. I. Pfeiffer and Mm R. A.Davies were hostessm w the Congregational Ladies'Circle onThursday afternoon at the church. The regula r business and v i db ing occupied the afternoon,after which the ladies were served a delicious two-course lunch,being seated at one long table which hel bouquets at lrisaa and col~ u int ffhere were twentyahme " i i and Mrs.Wlll Reekmeyer, Mrs. H. w, Schoettger and Miss Elura Schoettger were in Omaha Tuesday.Vern Wager,who was censusenumeratm- for Richland township delivered his report rsormlly viahis airplane, to Mrs.ax-is Weekes of' Norfolk,who the censussupervisor ol district No. 3. Miss Marie Lawson returned the last of the week from David Citywhere she attended the funeral of A friend.Mrs.Dora Wlmitford,who hasbeenhereonnnextendedvisit with relatives, left on Friday forChicagowhere she makes herhomewithherdaughter,hks. Chas. Mlsko.Over fifty were present at we meeting of the Parent-Teacher 'Association held at the school house on Tuesday ev emg.The annual eleetion of oflmers was held, Mrs. H. c. McClellan beins elected president Mrs. Will Reck-meyer,vlcepresident;secretaryand treasurer, Miss Dorothy Cobb. The business session was follow- ed by n social hour and refresh- ments were served The follow- ing program was praenwd: trum-pet solo, "Spirit ol Joy" by Rich- ard Cnty; male lextetfe "I Passed by Your Window", and Kentueky Babe", Edward Dolan, Gerald Ped-ersen,Howard Marshall, ThuleReckmeyer,Richard Cady and Raymond Walkenhorn;Girls' Chorus,"Homlng";Mixed Quar- beue, "Gypsx Fires are Burning Bright,"an "Danny Boy".A clever one-act comedy directed by Miss Beatrice While, the charac- ters were Lucille Heuermxn, Ed- ward Dolan,Ethel Miller andHoward Marshall.The music was directed by Mrs. J. L Ray.A numbe r of motorcyclists in Arlington and surrounding towns met at Fremont on Thursday eveningandformed what will be known as the Fremont Motorcycle Club.The members are planning n number of interesting trips. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Webb vis-ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.B. F. Cook at Scribner on Sundny. Lew Stevens of Alta.lawn,was a business osller at Mu-slnll's Nurseries Monday. Slippers that Wear-Smnrtnew styles at the oe Store of Blair- ths Faslum Center.Wo mmra ndMisses, $2.98 w $6-50; Childrezfa, 31.49 to 8.39;Enna Jettick,$5 and se.1s~1¢Spring and summer Coats for Women Reduced:Values to $80marked down to $16.90 ln sizes 14 w 4 8 at the Fashion Center in Blair-Save as much as youspendhny your New Cost Nowl Plenty ol Coats fo select from in nll colors.18-It Bluffs Friday, May 16.They will reside onafan~n hear Blair. Theirfriends here wish them a happy and sucresslul married life. Mr. a nd Mrs. Thomas Autzenlandlittle daughter,of Omaha, were guests at the Henry Fischerhome Friday evening.Mrs.Albert Christensen whose birthday was Sunday, May 18, en- tertained a number of relatives and friends Saturday evening in honor of the event.A .very en-joyable time was had. hir.and Mrs.Walter Goll of Omaha, spent. the week-end withhismother, Mrs. W.R. Goll and brother,Willard.Saturday eve- ning a number of Waltefa friends went in and charivaried them but Welter was_§§\1Bl _to the occasion rar num or senuun.rx picnic uin-ner was held on Friday on theschoolground.The only two pupils that were neither absent nor tardy the entire year were: Viola and Lester Holtman.Miss Clara Schweder will teach again the earning year. Orval Ross spent Saturday night with his brother, Ira Ross at the August Kerkhoff home. g Muriel Plugge of Arllngwn, spent 'the week-end with Ieona ' Ho l t mm Miss Ellen Lallman returnedhome Saturday from Albion, Neb. where she has been teaching, to spend the summer with her moth»'er, Mrs.Mlnnle Lallman.4 C la r a Sc hwedc r _ sp ent Mo n d a y I e ve n k i g a t W m . W i lk e h i n g s , n . . . . , . _ . . _ san were Sunday evening visitors at Howard Wllliamsen's.- Mrs.Clark Browning returned home Sunday evening after under-going a nonsilltis operation at the Evangelicad Covenant hospital inOmaha on Thursday. The Glendale and Broderson schools closed Friday, emi havinga picnic. A number ot friends and relu- tives gathered a t the HarlandChristiansen home Friday evening to help little Betty Lou celebrate her birth anniversary.Those in attendance were Mr.and Mrs. Thorvald Hansen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Christiansen and Ellard, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Chris- tiansen and children and Mr. and gre ._.lens .iensen and Jean of ~1Ou r \vash jobs are t h o r o u g h - your car is washed and cleaned inside a n d o u t -e ve ry b i t o f di rt a n d g ri m e rem oved W ith speciaLpressure equip- m ent. W e aim to m ake you have no long wa i t s -d ri ve i n --yo u ' re n e xt . c A R s W A S H E D $2.00 C O M P L E T E G R E A S E J O B 5 l . 0 0 Walter Lars F I S K A I R F L I G H T T I R E S en Auto Sérvice ~r.~»~ra.|esperson and children of Herman, Mr. and Mrs.Julius Weber, MY;and Mrs. Wm.Christiansen and Ber- gette,Mr.and Mrs.Carl Erick~ som and Evelyn, Carl Tf ause, Le- Mr. :ind Mrs.Harland Christian- sen and Betty Lou.At a late hour Mrs.Christiansen served a delicious luncheon.A HOME IND USTR Y.B A T T E R Y S U I l`or.}I.l.. I'-:rs iii; i~="='1 * '- - a L a !. :....... / " .. . .. a a g © © ~ © © © © @ © © © © © ~ © © © © © © © © © ~ © © © © © © © © © ~ © © ~ o © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © THE oo.oPEr<A'rxvE CREAMERY IS A "HOME INDUSTRY". IT WAS ESTABLISHED BY THE FARMERS A N D BUSINESS MEN OF 'rms COMMUNITY.r r WAS BUILT To BETTER THE WELFARE OF THE FARMERS BY GIVING THEM A HIGHER PRICE FOR THEIR CREAM. WHEN YOU PATRONIZE THE CREAMERY YOU A RE SUP- PORTING A HOME INSTITUTION AND 'mus HELPING YOUR COMMUNITY.THE MORE BUSINESS I T GETS THE MORE MONEY IS KEPT IN THE COMMUNITY, WHICH IS A BENEFIT To EVERY ONE WHO LIVES HERE.MONEY SENT AWAY HELPS BUILD UP OTHER coMMUNmEs.MONEY KEP1' AT HOME ENRICHE5 olm OWN COMMUNITY AND MAKES LIV- ING EASIER FOR OUR PEOPLE. o o o ~ ~'~~f\ \ \ We are very particular when we sell a b a t t e r y c want to be sure and sup- ly a battery that can give r=\l»fyins performance.We , .~|" ~¢'~ ©~1Ns1sTcwcBLf1m :BUTTER "I n u had a birthday Sunday and dea-pibe the unfavorableweather and roads,celebrated the same in a fitting manner.Mrs. Emma Hanna of Omaha, is visiting friends and relatives here at this time.. Dr. L .C.Denise, president of the Omaha Presbyterian theolog- ical seminary,delivered the bac- calnurmte sermon to the seniors and eighth grade graduates,at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening.Them was a large audi! ence present.Commencement exercises will be held in the city hadl Friday evening, May 23.There are eight seniors,namely:Mildred Ambler, Eileen Landis,Olds Boggs,Dor- othy Jensen. Ella Hlnrlchsen, JohnMiller,Willard Gull and Ruben Peterson.The following are Sth graders:Mary Jipp,HannahBeatles,Janie McMillan,Barbara Chase,Carlos Dey,Frnnk Ji pp,Dondd Kruse, Edward Lund and ith.Walter SmMr.and Mrs.Clans Mehrens went to Lincoln Sunday where Mrs. Mehrenn attended n Mother°sDayaffairgiven by one of the sororities of which her daughter is a member. Wm.Chase, son of Mr.and Mrs. Roy Chase of this place, was married w Miss Grace Endicott of Omaha Saturday evening, May 11.The happy couple will reside in Omaha. The school in the Greene disb- rlct taught by Misa Dorothy Hanna,closed Wednesday,May 21 with n picnic dinner and a good program, After which ice cream and cake were served.-Herman Kllndt was confined to his ome a couple of days the p week on account of illness. Mr. and Mrs . Al Schueler and family ol Omaha and Mrs. Sehuel-er's mother, Mrs. Joe Miller, were i n atendnnce Sunday evening at Muriel Plugge and Leona Holt- man visited Friday evening withLeona's sister,Irene Holtrnan at the August Kerkhofl home. August Kerkhoff was a Blair caller Monday. Norma Holtnmn returned home Friday evening from Telbasta where she has been teaching the past year.Irvin and Irene Holtman were Arlington callers Monday after- noon.Will Holtman andlamily spentSundayevening at the Adolph Hallman home. | delicious luncheon c h ~Ch~li~e ~'s;= ..-| . ;,..¢»,~and atiended the baccalaureateservices that evening. I t was reported that a very successful barn dance the Martin Christense day night,May 18. and his Omaha Bluenished the music. On account of the mond the ball game Calhoun and Elhom not materialize. was held at n farm Sun- Joe Hanson Jackets fur- muddy dia- between Ft.Sunday, did 4. Betty Lou and Mrs. Carl Erickson 0U'rsTANn|;iv¢i FEA'nmEs or Tim NEW Form |~:~:vv~ . Andrew Albuh ahelled com for Chria Vindenlev Monday altar- noon.Mrs. John Reeh has been on the sick lint. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wachterand children called at the .Anna Fuesa home in Herman Saturday evening.Mr.and Mrs.Fay Jones were Thursday evening visitors at the John Reelr home. Mrs. John Rogert and children spent Monday aftemoon with Mrs. Chris Vinderslev. Gene Freeman trucked hogs for Silark Browning Wednesday eve~ ng.Inuia Rasmussen called at How- ard Wllliamnelfs Tuesday after- noon.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Christiansen and Pergetbe s g l r.Thursday eve-ning at the A1 Skov home. 250 more new Summer SilkDressesarriveattheFashion Center in Blah' and are placed on sale at $4.98, $6.75, $7.95, $10 and $12.75 i n sizes 11 to 52-this Thursday,Friday,Saturday and Monday.18-lt 250 more new Summer SilkDressesarriveattheFashion Center in glair and are placed on sale at S4. 8, $6.75, $7.95, no and $12.75 in sizes 11 to 52-this Missllaggie M.Lowe Herman, Neh. Representative for . World=-Herald For Washington County Interested puilu ull 166 Herman,Nab. 1 /§ ~>, ~ f f , f / f . '\ '~ 2 1 2 i " <|9 ///, n f ; w , r | & 2 ,~~~~ v : S ~ ~¢ V ~ &z ~" "§: ~§"-:;._ . ¢ \ » \ )g . ,__~'> __/- ~___ No WONDER HE'S S0 TICKLED He has just had us wash his car and clean his upholsterlng and It looks like new. UPHOLSTERING CLEANING ls Inexpensive 50c for one seat or 754: for two. Let us glve your car this serv- ice.We guarantee satisfaction and sudden service. Ditlof g1_£g;3 §tau»n Ballina ~».¢IB S C wlw-....|500 Da L un C ww 2 .$550 Cnnvertiblc Clbriola¢|6l5 n w - 9 »a .4440 Tudor Sedum ..|500 Thmo-window Fordor Sednn |625lSQQ1/Coup;..$330 DnL|.\nsSod:n .|650 Tm v nsa hg -.$670 4ar¢-l1.».w~~ pu-/~u|»=w»°~~- F o u l :M o r o n Co MP AN Y 'I ./¢» ."1 g~g ;V |1,;~4._=a .;~ ~ l a s f q ;~~: ; } . .gg ~4 f f f c".er V;{*.¢:¢§~4 / ~a sz1 au I ;~ ~~£~0 A |»f ; -*.E*-=~f ,-- L . / " a k £1 l \."14 .a ; ~n i .Q l:. 5 _T " f ". 1 z u . ¢, - u » 4 6' w f if s : G _r.r . .=s ~ ¢ i ~ , ~w va ~ 1 u l ~w 1 , 1 ' w f i \¢.. . -sr;1 .'¢~c*~;>i1=»x . . . . 1"." . s s i h 4 ~¢g;. f a .n w ~n x _-fu _ ~- . r !3 * ,4 , ./ . ~ f ." " " * " f ,,. r ~,<2fj3§: Q r; ~lx/Q ~ $4 ~4 uan. V an uw .. 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Folly enclosed, silent four-wheel brakes.Four Hondnille doubleaeting hydraulic shock absorbers. Bright, enduring Rustless Steel for many exterior metal parts.Chrome silicon alloy valves. Aliuninum pistons.Chronic alloy transmission gears and shafts.v Torque-tube drive. Three-quarter floating .rear exle.Extensive use of fine steel forgings and electric welding. More than twenty ball and roller bearings.Triplex shatter-proof glass windshield. Five steel-spoke wheels.55 to65, miles an hour.Quick acceleration.Ease of control. Low first cost.Economy of operation.Reliability and long life.Good dealer service. I ."~' *i?'»v»r .X '~s .r 2%15!1"§:"¢:a: " 9 J ~ 1 .." \ .*"\.4 ,.< *Q _f , f f 0 ¢~. e r r g .~, {..~\ < .e n .a -»»0 ~.. _P ..'a .~.., 3 ' . »: ' : , " » ` 37¢ f °H <:"i f 1 . j <\.., ,f l _. s ~»~¢ r . ~4 / " " '..J a .~:~" w r ~" § " " " v " ' U ' 5 " ' £ ..f .;~f P " § .l u \ : . ? ":l u i ? "; q ; n ~T ¢. ;r .'J ..~..'. .. t .1 Q .f . " ¢"S - f .f - " ; { , a 5 ., a w *1 ' .4 !;f x p ...V .; ¢.~4 .,.¢ . \ f , ' ¥» ; v - 4 , + 1rv1 - v .A -1 .. ..'s ~~~~ . ? 5 $ f f ? 3 " ¢ » . . ."»qr : ~ Q g r v v .\ ,.." T " T " " " " " " * " " ~ ~ " * " - ¢ - - - ~ » . . . , . . ¢ . , . .'"'I ' f ;Q .:..I 5- > ,1 ..4 -§ . " " " " " " " " " " } " "- j -t ~ ~. _, _".e A ." .5 n g \L 1 ... ... .._ __" ~ ~- - - - - - . . . , . . . . , . , , . . . .;1 "l .\J \J L J .P A HOME IND USTR Y.B A T T E R Y S U I l`or.}I.l.. I'-:rs iii; i~="='1 * '- - a L a !. :....... / " .. . .. a a THE oo.oPEr<A'rxvE CREAMERY IS A "HOME INDUSTRY". IT WAS ESTABLISHED BY THE FARMERS A N D BUSINESS MEN OF 'rms COMMUNITY.r r WAS BUILT To BETTER THE WELFARE OF THE FARMERS BY GIVING THEM A HIGHER PRICE FOR THEIR CREAM. WHEN YOU PATRONIZE THE CREAMERY YOU A RE SUP- PORTING A HOME INSTITUTION AND 'mus HELPING YOUR COMMUNITY.THE MORE BUSINESS I T GETS THE MORE MONEY IS KEPT IN THE COMMUNITY, WHICH IS A BENEFIT To EVERY ONE WHO LIVES HERE.MONEY SENT AWAY HELPS BUILD UP OTHER coMMUNmEs.MONEY KEP1' AT HOME ENRICHE5 olm OWN COMMUNITY AND MAKES LIV- ING EASIER FOR OUR PEOPLE. PATRONIZE 'rm-: CREAMERY AND HELP BUILD UP A LOCAL INSTITUTION. WE ALSO BUY EGGS Blair Co-0perative Creamery= Cumpany Blair, Nebraska © © ~ © © © © ~ © © © © © © © © © © © ~ © © © © © @ © © © © © © ~ © © ~ o o o 0 o o o o O o c c o §L o o Gi © |~,Ig~l a m ~~ \ ` We are very particular when we sell a b at t e r y c want to be sure and sup- ly a battery that can glvz r=\l»fyins performance.We sell genuine W*\lard batteries, land refer lo the engineers' chan of electrical dzes to make mre dm you get a bac- tery that can do its worls nllidalllv. vmron-fvms CIIEVRULEI' co.VVilli~'"d e J U I .u l u u n a . 1Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jensen, Jean and Joan and Misa Hannah Pet~ ersen of Council Bluffs were Sun- 'esls at John Pe!-day gmner gu Ima-xe mma .nh.nu..-n...VA,-bm..lm.. FT. CALHOUNAND VICINITY qulte sick the past week.Mr.and Mrs.Will Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Mencke and fami ly Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sappen-iield and family were Sunday vis- ltorg at the Clsrenee Jensen home in Fremont.Gretchen, James, Raymond and Margaret Mencke visited Monday evening at Detlel WuK's.The Rosehlll Rustlers Club mel. with, Mrs.Albert Kuhr Wednes-day afternoon with m s w d ax,- tendnnce.Mrs, Hosea Wilson and FrancesAnnspentWednesdayafternoon at Will Rya ns Misa Leona Hansen came homeMondayeveningfromHolbrook,where die has attended schooland stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Marian Denman.The Papio Club met with Mrs. A.A.Rensbaw Thursday aiter» noon.Mr.and Mrs.Louis Goreham are the proud parents of an eleven pound girl hom May 10.Mrs.John Soork,Miss Ellen Cameron and Mrs.Detlef Wulf :pmt Monda y ahernoon at Will Hanseifs.T h e b a n q u e t f o r t h e R o s e h i l l .vu-¢¢ln s vu u s d n n i n a i Herman Klindt went in Norfolk! Monday to deliver his offidpll census report to the supervisor of thi s a i mm.Mrs.Frank Wolff and sister, Mrs.. Mary Richter of Cardwell, Mo., called on friends ln Blair on Monday alternoon. i n n s Schmidt reached another, m'stone in llfe's journey Monday May 12 and celebrated the event in a fitting manner both sftemoon and evening..Dr. and Mrs. E. T. Jipp and little son of Blair, were Monday evening visitors at the Mrs. Geo. Rohwer, Sr. home.Pierce Allen of Blair, was a bus- iness visitor in Ft. Calhoun Tues- dny.The Juniors entertained the fae- ulty and high school pupils Wed-nesday evening in the eili hall, in honor of their sponsor,ss Lor- raine Mellvaine, who will become a bride in September.Each classpresentedherwithasuitable present for her future home.A deghtful evening was reported. r. and Mrs. Claus Ohrt spent Wednesday evening at the Rich- ard Sievers home.The Misses Anna and Ella Roh-wer delirrhtldly entertained six- I J I nm rum sum 5mm-= brwoono-.~ .....held a t the Will Hansen home Monday evening.The 8th graders this year are: Dorothy SappenfieldClariceRyan,Dorothy Petersenand Clarence Williarnsen, and the 10th grade:Elizabeth Hansen,Evelyn Wilkins, Richard Appleby,Clarence Paulsen,Allard Stork, Raymond Gosldg and Chas.Dove.The class colo are yellow and green.The menu for the banquet consisted of creamed chicken, mashed pofswes,oreamed p w . olives and pickles, ice aeam, cake and coffee.The toast list: Wd- eome Evelyn Wilkins; Class Hisf tory,Clarence Paulsen;Class Will,Charles Love;Class Pro-phecy,Leola Rasmussen;Spring Songs, Mrs. N. D. Cameron; Am- l:lEon, memo Appleby; Thoughts,Raymond Gosker; Hope, Elizabeth Hansen, Faith, Allard Stork. Ho t weather demands lots of Wash Dresses and the FashionCenter has just reoeived over 1000 new Wash Dresses which they are p l i d o g o n s a l e s t $1 and$'2 i:1 dau 1 4 to 5 2.New Dress Free il they fade.1s-1: 250 more new Summer Sill: Draseu arrive st the Fashion c ms : i n B l u r red ,¢,»;5»\;;gd °3 sale at $4.98, 56...an$1275 i n r i m 11 to 62-this Tlxursday,Friday,Sawwdny andMonday-18415 teen guests Thursday aftemoona a vanishing bridge.Mrs.Emma.Kemhmark wa hostess to the manbers of th Coffee Club Thursday. Mrs. EmmHannaofOmaha,was a : u w Prize winners for the aibemoo were Mrs.Cari Rohwer, Sr. an Mrs Wm. Kruse, Sr. Mrs. Wm. Slevers enterulne Thursday afternoon st a brldgluncheon in honor of Mrs Mar Richter of Cardwell, Mo. Mrs.Claus o m ,Mrs.Llzzi Beal and Mrs. Henry Fischer 1 Thurs-day afternoon w i t h ~ ng; He1se.heWas n County Hi: torical Society held their annul meeting at the home of the pre:ldent,Henry Rohwer Thursdn evening.Mr.and Mrs.F.v Arndt of Elm, were guests atth meeting.the hl ls s ~ Nw e , 3 3 ° hp " gf mon n e*Yo rk City. 5 3.1% to he r ho n h e r e ~Mr. Timm hrt was 82 years ol Friday md a Ing: crowd or rehLivesandfrlenassemhldx the H. A. Kruse home to hcl .hilcelebrate ln a m a n n e r M m the occasion.Mr. Ohrt enjoys ru usually good healidi far one c his age and the affair proved very happy one.Friday was "sneak day" for th Seniors, and accompanied by the; I > .Qs ° »;.,.%i¢.n T; =..x\\.._ ,,...~ tion Twenty-six (26) in Tnwnsbfp Seventeen (17) North, Range E1e~ ven (11)East of the Sixth Prin- cipal Meridian i n Washington County, Nebraska; that said pfrti- ti o ~.»-|; \N01|.l.§E O F S H E R L F P S S A L E A. C . D eb e l, A tto r n e y B y vi r tu e o f a n o r d e r o t sale is s u e d o u t o f the D i str i c t C o u rt o f v:|||l l :| l of my, 1930, at xo o'clock A. M. sucy other pehona ai are by law `Gladys Ward rum ;-, and conmn siid petition me entxtled w the uma,and x have ny mm-:R a CARRIGAN, Court may grant t}\e'prayer there- 753 _g33_§¢1=_ ~ °{_Jy§9.}230 fit 17-8t Her Attorneys.A said County for dm hwkns dire-I Norxcr: of Ilmklxc With The Churches AS TOLD BY THEIR PASTORS BAPTI1-ST CHURCH who are enjoying their acquaint- I.-. J. Moran, Pastor ance. - - * - " ". - - n - - -» - » - - r Sunday School, 9:.- .Morning Worship, 11 A. M. Junior B. Y. P. U., 3:30. iélveniig service, 8:00 P. M. Prayef meeting Wednesday, 8:00 MThere will be no Prayer Moab- g until after the close of the vival which is in progress at -e Christian church. Sunday School and Junior B. Y. .U.will be the only regular rivces at our church Sunday. :lion Memorial .Service at B. F. . Hall 11:00 . M. ureate service at theBaccaln :gh school auditorium in the eve- g.The women of the church will ~1 B~der, Pam~ Friday, 4 P. M.--Church Train-ing Class for boys and girls mer ten.Sunday,May 25th:10 A. M.--Church School. Class- es for an ages.Men and women are urgw to come with their children.11 A. M.--Union Memorial Ser-vice at B. F. D. Hall. 6:45 P. M.-Epworth League ofYouth.8 P. M.»Union Service for the class of 1930,at pn ne w high school auditorium. W¢dU¢l'»dBY»M a y ~th:7: 45 P . 1\I.--Churc h F e l l o w ~ p Servic e, || :t i n Gifts for the new Graduates a n d for Teacher Many fine Gift Item s for B i r t h d a y a n d A n n i y er s a r y 1 pres ents ' Come here for Picnic and Vacation Needs Pure Fnjesh Candy Always 0. fm au Ju u. tin fa the Decree of said ion therein pendi118' Oitiraeris SavinES Nebraska. in nlain- --- -----»-~. - _ _ ~ - - W . .. " " wr . mu , ,. v l m.--~ldwfee determining her he.in,|wa rms my ha nd mg, gg), day Dated May 1a, 1930.I N THE c o u uhexr degree of ki!-nship, the l'i8h¢'o! lhy, 1930_(SEAL)1. c. ELLER,wAsmN<:.1*f>§' of descent and sncoesdon to hen (SEAL)1, (;_ ELLER,17-4t County Judge.NEBRAS real estate; and that there are nu.1s.m runnin 1..,|...¢ \~¢u o u n x n a n mr m *~ > " § E " ` § § §S ; ; ; ; ; ; | wh e r e i n th e bu U lu U R C O U N T Y , K A .|Twenty-six (26), and said pe?-i-|Bank. of Blair tioner, Mary Lamp, is the owner in fee simple of the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter m a x Nm a )of add Section Twenty-dx (26), being subsequent Purchasers thereof by mesne con- veyance from the heirs at law of Raid deceased; that Claus H. bmp $0 whom letters of administration |I in said estate were issued is now. de&aed; that there is no _personal property now belonging to said estate to be administered and that no useful purpose would be served by the appointment at a new Ad- ministrator at this time; and pray- ing for a dense barring claims, I tiff and Theodore Anderson is d€* fehdant, I will at 2:00 o'clock P. M. on Monday,the 28rd day of June,1930,a t the W a t Front Door of the Wwmingbon County Cqurt House, in the City of Blair, Nebraska, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for c u h the following described real estate, to- wit:Tax L o u thirty-four (34) and forty-five (45) in Cmion Ten (10),Towndilp eighteen (18) North, Runge eleven (11) East of the Sth P.M. i n WashingtonCounty, Nebraskh. Said sale will be made io satisfy a judgment in favor of the plnin~that md dweaaea ied inwm¢e,| and for A determination of the er with interest thereon at the?"'?° of_the death of .end df¢f':|'|rate of 10 per cent per annum from ti!! in the sum of $3775.15 bogeth- °°*»;_§3 and no other or further adi mation is necessary, dl w the end that said estate be fully and finally settled. You are, therefore, notified that a hearing will be had on md peti- tion on the 23rd day ol May, 1980, at 10 o'c10ck A. M., in the county court to be held in the county court rooms in Blair,Nebraska; md, if you fail to appear md ooh- test said petition, Lhe court may grant the prayer thereof and make luch other and further orders, fmdings,and decrees as to the ourt may seem proper.Witness my hand and ses] this ~om 'hy of April, 1930. x. c. EYYFR' 5-At County Judge. County Court of said County, praying that Letters Testamentary do issue fn w .H.Underwood under the last Will and Testament of said Mary S. Minard, Deceased. Now,therefore, notice is hereby given that a hearing will be had on said petition on the 1SLh day ol J\me A. D. 1980, at 10 o'clock A. M., and all persons interested are notified In appear and show cause, if any, why said Instrument may not be proved, allowed and probated as the last Will and Testament of said cleansed,and execution thereof, and administra- tion of said estate be granted. Witness my hand and Official Seal this 16th day ol' May,1980. (SEAL)I. c. ELLER, 18-dt County Judge. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION ON PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL STATE OF NEBRASKA ! I i s Washington County,| l n the County Chun of Washingnan County, Nebraska. In \he Matter of the Ednte of Mary S. Minhrd, Deceued: The verilied petition of Gen- 18-40.County Judge. NOTICE FOR PROOF O F n n m s m r In the Matter ol the Estate of Lucretia A. Cantlin, Deceased. The heirs at law, next of kin, and all persons interested in said estate are hereby notiiied that on the 8th day of May, 1980, Charles M. Hibchman,Administrator o l mia estate med B Petition in this Court alledng that the Ida Sxeph- ensen found ua be one of the heirs at law of said estate died inestate prio r w the death of decedent herein, and asking that A hearing be had on said Petition and notice given as provided by law and a Supplemental Decree entered i n add estate. Il you fail w appear before the uid County Court on the 28rd day Q Blair Racket Store Gift Goods Headquaxfters to Intmduce NOTICE MAKER & CARRIGAN, Att'ys. To Wayne W. Fackler, Defendant: You are hereby notified that on the 29th day of January,1930, Gladys Wud Fackler filed a peti~ tion in the District Court o ! Washington County, Nebraska, in which you are the delendxmt andthe. m m And prayer ol said petition il to obtain a decne of absoluu divorce and such other and further relief as in the prem-ises may seem just and eqdtahle. You are hereby notifid that yon are required w answer saidpetition on or belbm the 16111 day o! June, 1930. NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT A. C. Debel, Attorney I N THE COUNTY COURT OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, NEBRASKA. Egtate of Sophie B. Jensen, Deceased.NOTICE IS HER EBY GW EN that Andrew Andersen has filed wiyh the undzrdgned,County Judge bf Wuhington Couxity, Nebraska, his final repon as Ex- ewhr ol the Estate of Sophia B. Jensen,deceased,and made An application for final administra- tion and discharge,and fo r the assignment of residue of estate to estate are hereby noiilied that on t h 80th day of April,1980, James W.Jacobs Bled his duly verified petition i n u i d county court, alleging that one, Mary J. Gochenouer, departed this life on the 24th day of August,1911, intesf-lte, being at the time of her death a resident of Blair, Wash- ingwn County, Nebraska, and that she died more than two years vrivr m the filing n i m d petition seized and pcssessed of lots twen- ty-one (21), and twenty-two (22), in Block eighteen (18) in the city of Blair, Washington County, Ne- braska, and that the petitioner in now the owner of mesne convey- ance oi all of the above described real estate. The prayer of said petition being | YOU HAVE oN|.Y uN1'||. . u n e ~TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF T~ 'rl-ns sPEc|A|. OFFER oF $|\x »l Maher & Carfigan, Attorneys of M E "Hester;Laura Heéter,STAT OF NEBRASKA I IWashington County,[ IN THE COUNTY COURT OFWASHINGTONCOUNTY, NEBRASKA. In th !Matter of the B m w fo Mary J. Gochenoner, deceased. The bein nt law, next ol ki n, legateea,devdneea,a e d i w n m d l l F R E S H FEEDS Car Load of Lewis Starter,Growing and Laying Mash on Track This Week 100 pound lots delivered $3.15 F a r m e r s P r o d u c e &l l a t c h e w H. J. Madsen,Mgr.Phone 253 Blair, Nebrr _| ~ ~ o|.p sT~vE.. . SKELGAS JOHN PA'I'1`0N,` a Minor Chll~ All persona intereshw will notice that on the 10th day o May, 1980, James P. Edwards an F r a n h Edwards, his wife, fu~ um pe ti ti o n i n we Co urt pm~ ing for n Decne for the adoptin of said John Patton md that sal petition be heard by Bald Court the County Court Room of w County on the 10th day of Ju 1930, at 10 o'e.lock A. M., .at whl time m d place objections in t prayer of Bald ildo n will - comddered.. Dated this 1 day of Ha 1930.v <sEAL)I. c. ELLER, 11-sc OountyJud~ at the home of Mrs. J. S. Roberts Thursday, May 29th. ~"BreLhren,if our supplies are scant,when the full fountain is gushing at our sides, we are not strengthened i n Got We arestrengthened in oursel s."Chris- tian possibilities are Christian ob- ligations and what we might have1.mu A., nm haw is our condemn- Day of Pentecost.Al l membertlof the chureh are requested to be present.Read Acts 2. Thursdny, 4 P. M.-The Church Training Class will meet at this time, because Friday is a holiday. We call attention to the High School Commencement program on Thursday night, May 29th, andextend the hearty congratulations and sincere good wishes of thislEaT>n?7i,{f¢i§»§Jé{'z\xL2i»£é§1. CHRISTIAN CHURCH A. J. Harsett, Paswr Bible School, 10 A. M. Moming Warship, 11 A. M. Christian Endeavor, 7:00 P. Preaching, 8:00 P. M.Mid-week meeting,Wednesday, 8:00 P. M.Evangelistic meedng is now in full force.Two hundred were M. church w all the memberso! the' graduating clasl. Watch for announcement of spe-ghg services tor the week of June sThe annual Childi-en's Day pag- eant will be given the evening of June 15th.Little childmn will bebaptizeda t the morning servioe that day. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH A.F.Newell.Puto r S.Lowe is an able speaker and an evangelist. of wide experience. The Anderonn are pleasing musi- dau and splendid workers with the young x1¢°xi#=- You ue inviled to have a share 1v'it.h us in the evangelistic meet# Sunday morning, Mr. F. E. Flack,Superintendent. Them will be no other meetings in the church Sunday as we joinin the annw union lliemorid and high school services at 11 a.m. and 8 p. m. The verilled petition of Gen- eveve Moritz has been mea in the County Court of said County, praying that Letters Testamentary do issue fn w .H.Undérwood under the last Will and Teetamént of said Mary S. Mlnard, Deceased. Now,therefore, notice is hereby given that a hearing will be had on said petition on the 1SLh day ol J\me A. D. 1980, at 10 o'clock A. M., and all persons interested are notified In appear and show cause, if any, why said Instrument may not be proved, allowed and probated as the last Will and Testament of said cleansed,and execution thereof, and administra- tion of said estate be granted. Witness my hand and Official Seal this 16th day ol' May,1980. (SEAL)I. c. ELLER, 18-dt County Judge. CROWELL HOME M r .a n d Mr s .R.M .Mo r i tz o f nc o ln , c u lled a t the Home Fr id ay ~orning.Mr s .Mo r i tz i s a s i s te r I Mr s .Ma r y Minarc i,wh o di ed t th e H o m e la s t we ek .Th e y a me to aettle u p sqine o f he r fai rs.Re v. a nd Mr s . 0 . U. Mc P r ou d o f yrac use,Ne h .a n d Mr s .W .J . o o p ma n we r e plea sa nt c allers day f or en oo n. .. ... these talented peop\e who have come to help us make Blair a better town and tn promote the cause of Christ. in our mm Meet. them at the door, shake hands with em and be one of the thousands O~UM~P. J. Raineruen, Pastor Sunday,May 2501 gnday School at. 10 A. M. mmuninn service at 1 A. M Blair Racket Store Gift Goods Headquaxfters Gifts for the new Graduates and for TeacherMARCUS BECK :rs lin Price visited some of the ome folks Sunday afternoon.Mrs. Flora McGregor left lasthursday for a mont_h's visit with lativea in Nebraska City and uburn.Dr. C. C. Wilson of Omaha, took ~arge of the morning services at all other persons interested insaid estate are hereby noiilied that on t h 80th day of April,1980, James W.Jacobs Bled his duly verified petition i n u i d county court, alleging that one, Mary J. Gochenouer, departed this life on the 24th day of August,1911, intesf-lte, being at the time of her death a resident of Blair, Wash- ington County, Nebraska, and that she died more than two years vrivr to the filing n i m d petition seized and pcssessed of lots twen- ty-one (21), and twenty-two (22), in Block eighteen (18) in the city of Blair, Washington County, Ne- braska, and that the petitioner in now the owner of mesne convey- ance oi all of the above described real estate. Tlxe prayer of said petition being Spring and summer Coats for Women Reduced:Values to $30 marked down to $15.90 in sizes 14 to 48 at the Fashion Center in Blair-Save as much as you spend-buy your New Coat Now! Plenty of Coats to select from inall colora 18i1t Slippers that Wear-Smart pew the Mefhodisf church last Sunday and was a dinner guest at the Home that noon. Mrs. Anna C. Martin conducted a very good service in our chapel lust Sunday afternoon.` Dr. John Grant Shick spent the week-end in Neligh and Madison, Neb.,representing the work of the Home.Mr. Henry Y rk and two youngmen from Wimgebngo, Neb., visib- ed the iormer's sister. Mrs. Edna york at the Home Tuesday morn- mg. the Fashion Center.Womens and Missea, $2.98 to $6.50; Ch§ldren's, ~air ac e ore Gift Goods Headquarters Gifts for the new Graduates and for Teacher Many fine Gift Items for Birthday and Anniyersary 1 pres ents ' Come here for Picnic and Vacation Needs IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIllIIIIIIlIIIIIllIIIIIllIIIIllIIlIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII | v | A R Q u | s ;~ ~ 9 6 . 1 ~ 2 ~~ 6 BELGIAN DRAFT STALLION 'rms FINE EIGHT YEAR OLD STALLION, SIRED BYIMPORTED STOCK ON BOTH SIDES, IS A BEAUTI-FUL STRAWBERRY ROAN WEIGHING OVER 2200POUNDS AND ls ONE OF THE BEST STALLIONSEVER BROUGHT To 'mls COUNTRY.HIS slum.RICBELIEU nos. AN lmnonrnu ANIMAL,WASTHE WINNER OFmmrnsm PRIZES IN ONE SEA-SON.MARQUIS WILL MAKE THE sEAsoN's STANDAT MY FARM WEST OF BLAIR Known AS THEAYE FARM.WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLEFOR AccmEN'rs. Price of service is $15 for living colt When mare in removed sm-vice fee becomes due. I allo have n fine Pvdixfed Ink that will make theutnndthin season. John Bolln,Owner Pure Fnjesh Candy Always I Q H115 l WU / This is not just a reniinder; it is S.Lowe is an able speaker and an evangelist. of wide experience. The Anderonn are pleasing musi- dau and splendid workers with the young x1¢°xi#=- You ue inviled to have a share 1v'it.h us in the evangelistic meet# Sunday morning, Mr. F. E. Flack,Superintendent. Them will be no other meetings in the church Sunday as we joinin the annw union lliemorid and high school services at 11 a.m. and 8 p. m. The verilled petition of Gen- eveve Moritz has been mea in the County Court of said County, praying that Letters Testamentary do issue fn w .H.Undérwood under the last Will and Teetamént of said Mary S. Mlnard, Deceased. Now,therefore, notice is hereby given that a hearing will be had on said petition on the 1SLh day ol J\me A. D. 1980, at 10 o'clock A. M., and all persons interested are notified In appear and show cause, if any, why said Instrument may not be proved, allowed and probated as the last Will and Testament of said cleansed,and execution thereof, and administra- tion of said estate be granted. Witness my hand and Official Seal this 16th day ol' May,1980. (SEAL)I. c. ELLER, 18-dt County Judge. CROWELL HOME M r .a n d Mr s .R.M .Mo r i tz o f nc o ln , c u lled a t the Home Fr id ay ~orning.Mr s .Mo r i tz i s a s i s te r I Mr s .Ma r y Minarc i,wh o di ed t th e H o m e la s t we ek .Th e y a me to aettle u p sqine o f he r fai rs.Re v. a nd Mr s . 0 . U. Mc P r ou d o f yrac use,Ne h .a n d Mr s .W .J . o o p ma n we r e plea sa nt c allers day f or en oo n. .. ... these talented peop\e who have come to help us make Blair a better town and tn promote the cause of Christ. in our mm Meet. them at the door, shake hands with em and be one of the thousands O~UM~P. J. Raineruen, Pastor Sunday,May 2501 Sunday School at. 10 A. M. Communion service at 91 A. M Blair Racket Store Gift Goods Headquaxfters Gifts for the new Graduates and for TeacherMARCUS BECK :rs lin Price visited some of the ome folks Sunday afternoon.Mrs. Flora McGregor left lasthursday for a mont_h's visit with lativea in Nebraska City and uburn.Dr. C. C. Wilson of Omaha, took ~arge of the morning services at all other persons interested insaid estate are hereby noiilied that on t h 80th day of April,1980, James W.Jacobs Bled his duly verified petition i n u i d county court, alleging that one, Mary J. Gochenouer, departed this life on the 24th day of August,1911, intesf-lte, being at the time of her death a resident of Blair, Wash- ington County, Nebraska, and that she died more than two years vrivr to the filing n i m d petition seized and pcssessed of lots twen- ty-one (21), and twenty-two (22), in Block eighteen (18) in the city of Blair, Washington County, Ne- braska, and that the petitioner in now the owner of mesne convey- ance oi all of the above described real estate. Tlxe prayer of said petition being Spring and summer Coats for Women Reduced:Values to $30 marked down to $15.90 in sizes 14 to 48 at the Fashion Center in Blair-Save as much as you spend-buy your New Coat Now! Plenty of Coats to select from inall colora 18i1t Slippers that Wear-Smart pew the Mefhodisf church last Sunday and was a dinner guest at the Home that noon. Mrs. Anna C. Martin conducted a very good service in our chapel lust Sunday afternoon.` Dr. John Grant Shick spent the week-end in Neligh and Madison, Neb.,representing the work of the Home.Mr. Henry Y rk and two youngmen from Wimgebngo, Neb., visib- ed the iormer's sister. Mrs. Edna york at the Home Tuesday morn- mg. the Fashion Center.Womens and Missea, $2.98 to $6.50; Ch§ldren's, a warning thnt only until June 10 can you chsh in on our amazing offer of $30.00 for your old stove. xlTHE EAT SHOPE. C. Rann, Proprietorl4.Meals, 40 Cenll | Excellent Cmlslna Satisfactory ServiceICourteous Treatment \ |Firs£ door east Emerpqse olilal x x|Dr. Norman K. Rathmannl0l'l'0)lETRlS'l\ = Over the Blair Drug Co. Phone Bleek 41 |Evenings by Appointment xx \CARL SCHMIDT | l n m r mm l|Ba l E l ll t e a nd l a m: I Office in sms Bank Bldg.z | x'xInn. w. F. BEMPHIL L l I DENTIST a I located in new I Home Theatm Bldg.l Blair, Nebraska l x appointments early.18-.lt A D M A H N E W S \ Word has been received that Mr.and Mrs.Herman Gloe ol'Woodriver Neb.are the proud parents of a baby boy.lllrs.Gloe was .fnnnerly Miss MarthaSick.She is s sister of Harry Sick, for-mer resident here, Rev.Simpson of Craig, vlsibed at the Dennis Osburn home Friday afternoonMrs. Theo. Weber and daughter, Norma Lee of Walthlll, spent Sun- day at the parental home ol Den-nis Osburn and family. Mr. and Mrs.Opil Osburn and Larry spent Sunday evening at Nels Petersazfsl Joe and Theodore Weber spent Sunday at the John Eriksen and Emil Weber homes. Bessie Osburn spent Saturday evening and Sunday at the Dennls Osburn home.. Arlene Longwell had the mis~femme no fall out of a swing atmeAlderGroveschoolMonday afternoon. lf you do not have gas. If you have m make a coal or wood ak mornings, or light smelly wicks, or generate burners and fuss with fuel buckets, boxes or cans, or vids for wire heat- ing elements to get hot, thenyou are just one who will appreciate a clean, In tl1is'new Skelgas Stove are ad- vanced/features never before com- bined in any one stove; its impressive beauty, easy to clean enamel finish, oversize oven, sturdy construction, in fact everything a perfect stove needs, combined with clean,eliicien!, Ill quick-cooking, safe Skelgas From one of two cylinders in a beautiful cabinet outside your home, Skelgas is supplied to your stove. You have a generous reserve on hand ,sv xI BL AIR ABSTRACT & TITLE c o m p l yIBanded Abutncter g a H P o 15 I Pilot Bldg.la i r. Ne bruh xl The Bell Center school closedFriday with a picnic and program After the program they were alltreatedwith ice cream by the district.The teacher, Miss Luvn. Greenlee retumed to her home inFremont where she will attendslx weeks school in_Fremont before returning in the fall,remuuingher school duties. \ always. l h l u u p r a n h z i ~I n g l n u u h whim,~ O n a . h r g a ¢b m - l a n !\Snl||.ll.»£ad».nfI"m1smIn£uEua»|luLE|¢r1v ri c k .' W u n l v p - u r"To see that beautiful stove", said one Skelgas user, "is to fall in love with it." And we want you to see it, too. Let us show youwhat hundreds ofSkelgas users have written praising ~n o m-llh| . Tx.-» ..u .¢n: ~| .~\»,L..»...| a n d l ¢ d , s n l d e l ¢ l d . \t l l h u t l m l h l l h l n a l l l i n i b v d u nb-kd lnlinlnn. |!a h»fb\a a lnCoH.'!l l¢ .\ "»o ho n¢ h¢i |» o¢ n » u n n u r y . C u » l ¢ » h » u n u u \ | |n ¢ || |\ .u n .n u n u n l o . u t rDania:x-an sm m cm :this magic fuel.Le o td u hu . You, ¢oo,can have this stove-andIooffisum B k md,» . .. , .. ; "§ ; "§ . . , ,N m L e g a l P ¢ 0 f w v » > , f x . _ . . ,_.--v ~ ¢ , " ' Y .' . , - T R A I N S C H E D U L E - Chlugo S: Northwestern Elllrod 1?,',f§ff,;}& EE 'L'}';2 1-:mee No. zszz of Henry Lamu NOTICE OF HEARING ' é J ` i L T a " " " " ` allkod. .\"...|. to wana: who lik! In-n n un q nd wha wc n s ua a bn u hh pPayments if you wish. But c om e in no w.xhaaeookllldn ||......_,.,...............:T.5:.1H o T WA 12 R YOUR "eA§`vlANf r ;4 4 ....v-..... ...... d-ny.C. St. P., M. & Omaha Northbound 7:15 an daily except Snndsy. 2:52 p.m. daily ='=g_g¢ Sunday.1:52 un. Sunday o y.Southbound22:85 p.m. daily exoept Sumlny. 5:80 p,m. daily. -BUS SC HEDUL E- Northbound9:00 A. M.. 12:00 A. M. 8:00 P. M. )=15 P. la. Soufhlmmsl 11:00 A. u 2:00 P. H...6:00 P. u. ~:..ms r . 1 1 Deceased, in_tl5 County Court of Washington County, Qebranka. The State of Nebmakn and all persons interested in d estate, creditors and hexrs take notice that Emxl Lamp Mary Lamp have filed their euhon allegmg that Henry Lam a wldower died intestate m d Coumy on or resldsnt d inhabitant o l m dCounty .33 the owner of the !ol lowing described read estate to~ wit 'rm North nu: of the North wut Qua rter (Nu NEK) of Sec- `nbout Decegn 12, 1880, being a l 5 » u . . . f » . . . " 7,. ~ 'I. ¢. . ,. . ., im a .. la p a n I p l a a l c h i n n u r !a n u l t r u l l l o l|A . . .u v§ ; ' - ». '. '. : » .» '. € » - » - =- f » - » - -' ~t - °aass ...._ _ _ _ _ _. _ _ ___ 4 . u n n n u a n n u m a t l l l n n v l x n u q u n o u r o l n a m t o n r n s n ~ o » @ »N A T l / l | A l G 4 - | ` --l~»f5-u£--f- BENDURF SKELGAS COMPANY IllIIlIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllil Bllir, Nebraska, May 22, 1980@MRS. JONAS BDOMBERG Johanna Marie Lundberg was born at Grangerdet, Sweden, June 22,1869.She was confinned in the Swedish Lutheran Church in 1884. In 1886 she.came to this coun- try.February 14111, 1890 she was married w Jonas Blomberg at Omaha, Nebraska.While in Oma- ha she attended the Methodist nhurch.In 1891 they came to the farm north of Blair, where they \ - u a n - -I ORN A. RHOADES,t*lblisher . . -. H - - . _ - . . _ . . . . . _ _ . _ . .. . . . . . _ -- - -- Entemd as second-dau matter it the poawfiics at Blair, Nebr., under the Act of Congreu of llzrch s, 1819. : I Di! rice per 'fear $1.50 ;q seéonded, sinner be 1 neeesn m~above lin = roll mn,i sen,Hunda Schmidt and the motion An Ordin~ basins was i man Schmid Moved and six be susp ,,.. offemfby the Beaty Contracting Company w build a cement, pro- w¢'¢inz wall at the bridge °n south Walker Avenue as follows: A Ce- ment wall 16' x 6' x 12" with an apron 1 6 x 8 x 6 w b e i n s t a l l e d for the sum of $100.00.Moved and Seconded,that the City ac» cep¢ the offer of the Beary Con- struction Company as above onb- lined for the sum of $100.00, also that the '?" "tt &: Alley Commitlke be instmcted to have the neces- ~Thompson mired theHerman 1=i1=h sfzhqol Last Fridgy afternoon.Miss Manley gave a..,,. aided m give their pupils a treat. Miss Wilson gave a wiener roast in the school yard and the children enjoy¢d it to the utmost,along power ~ a t y out of the conference. There are indications that this would satisfy the White House. It aught not to satisfy anybody. ers at the I-Iuold Curleyhome.Bill Demmom and Floyd Curley drove to Blair Friday evening and attended the Senior class play by Italy at London it. would be (~ro~ the ~ew~Yor~ World)Mrs.Hazel Cain and Donald l...1 | . ,.-1 H .; M r .w a n m .I-'md Sp ri c k a n d f a mi ly we r e Th u r s d a y e ve n i n g vi si to rs w i t h M r .a n d Mr s .B e r t Th o mps o n . .1!| |I 4'1 Last Thursday after all the pupils had gathetei at the school If the Water Commis-motion\carri%2d. S u ' a c t e d t o D U IC II B B E 'I"h .»F n n n n a f ' n \ n w | | I l m n ~\!NEw ENGLAND NEWS \ me1 terial and insml the 5 recommended.On gelow,Crowdy,en- zl,Mo o n,McKay, Roberta voting 'AYE', that they havg received the 'Xc- eountants report and asked that the same be received and placed °n file. The Electric Lizht Cdmmittec nrrivfd. 1 _recommend that the necessary we NIBUDK to catch steps be taken towards procuring xtroduced bi' Council- a new boiler for the light plain.. 1 This mgttcr was discussed and Seconded,that rule then referred back m the Light mded and that t.his|Qqmrnittee (orjnvestigatlon. passed to ita second]An offer submitted by the En- '"'f 1 li ta t i n a n d un u e r sof lw 111 . f i n i P .B u m h e.' " - " " " "" f " . °" "r - r ° " '" " "lmve lived e ver s: inc e.Th e i r u n i o n c e me n t wo r k .' O n r o ll c all,Bi g e -re ad in g.O n r o ll c a ll,z g b g s i g e m irha be'I`he mly a ;;Z§ §. m£ `§ ,ito z;1ight be a p o s i twe ; I r . o E . P . W a tk i r g o n o c r g me f r o m| s , l? c 1 : ; m; i g r ; h i ; ; e "I : y t h t ; y t l i d o i j wa s blessed wi t h apr c lu ld re n,lo w,C r o w d y ,H u m n m l ,Mo o r e ,C r o wd y ,J ens gn,Hu n d a l BOV 9 d f m. D HI m l i # ~ U ! !i r r i t a n t i n ' U § 0 r 1 d ~A *F ~ ~ c v e n i _ q g £ 0 ~ u u n n |¢\=nn|A " i i | \ulna\e arvnvuru AA'E d n 8 ,~~~~ ~ m i d ~ \ ' 0 f ¢ ~MCK RV.~ R n d Rc BigeloW.lf01'Drisae Electric Comnanv to furhl,.Bioore nberts vot- nisim a few Z5 foot xnd 30 ~ poles at carload nrices was sub-expiration ol the paid for xrthe publishers be no ied; other- wise the luhséripdon remain ln farce at the ted sub-Dedption price.Every subscriber |.-"mf .mflnnnmi than than mad- power treaty is something v.'hicn' ought w be considered only as "x last resort and with the geatesmisgivings.The delegation i nLondon seems to see the nguttfffl Har~l~ ~rley~ ~ome.H~~pentthenightwiththem,then Wed- nesday Harold took Mrs.Curley hlildmd and Edwin.o Mrs. Blomberg has been unwell for several years,but continued with her work and refused to give up until about two weeks ago, when she was taken to specialists in Omnha, where her condition was found to be critical, and surgical aid came too late, death ensuing Saturday evening,May 17,1930her age being 60 years, 10 month! and 25 days. She is survived by her husband, her six children,Miss E d n a Blomberg, Mrs. L. G.Hadler of Omaha, Mrs.Stuart Brown of Los Angeles,Lloyd and Mrs.Andrew Svendgaard of Blair,and Edwin of Omaha; two brothers,one of Chicago and one living in Sweden and four sisters in Sweden; with other relatives and a large circle ol friends who cherish her memory as a loving wife, a devoted mother, n kind neighbor and fiithful friend. Services were held at the Meth- odist church, Tuesday, May 20 at2 p, m., Rev. Carl Bader oificiat- ing.Mudc was fumished by Miss Leilah Wright, Mrs. w. v. Wright and Miss Gertnide Mead.Burial was made in the local cemetery. work another year.Ice cream was served in the aitemoon m a very large crowdOnWednesday evening,May 14th, occurred the graduation ex- ercises at the New England school where Cnnie Manley is principal. The class consisted of five mth grade pupils and three 8th gradersall of whom were seated on the platform together with the direct- or of the school board, the speak- er of the evenlng and the teacher. -The rbom was beautifully decor- ated with the class colors, luld rose and gold.A program of songs, class herharium, class pro-phecy,clisa welcome,valedictoryandglimpsesofthep u t ,were given by the pupils.Rev. T.J. Reese of Pawnee City, a former Herman mizmisier, gave the ad- dress oi the evening. A.lber\'. Han- Fremont where they took the train for Ledngbon and will vid! friends and relatives. MissCarrle Manley spent lust Tuesday night at the George Lof- tis home. Mrs,John Jackson,MarjorieandGrade,Mrs.Henry Jackson and Marion spent Thursday after- noon a t the Raymond Magill home. Mr. and Mrs. George Loftis and family visited at the Caleb Loftis home at Blair Sunday afternoon. .Liberty Eriksen spent the first Spring and summer Coats for Iwomen Reduced:Values to $80 marked down ta $15.90 in sizes 14 fb 48 at the Fashion Center inBlair-Sav e as much as you »~.pnesenfed the diplomas.Bath the upper and lower roomn present/ed their teachers with lovely mesh bags. Tenth grade graduates were Claire Skinner,Vera Mae Skin-ner, Melcy Bridwell, Annie Thomp mn a nd Harriet Wilson.Eighth Blair,Guralta Updike came home from Omaha Wednesday to attend the graduation at New England that evening and retumed to Omaha Thursday moming. Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Loftie and family from Calhoun, Mr. and Mrs.Floyd Loftis and family of Blair,Mr. and Mrs.Lester Hov- endick and family,took Sundaydinner at the George Loftis homeMr.and M m Vick Skov and family spent Sunday afternoon atthe Chris and Ed Holstein homes. Mr.and'Mrs.Freeman LoftisandsonspentSundaya t the Jens Peherson home at Blair. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Magill and children were Sunday- evening visitors at the Louie Hovendick home at Orum. M .and Mrs.Chas.Anderson, 'Bur Thompson, Earl and DelbertIrwereSundayafternoon lwsitors at the Earl Thompson home.' __Rev. 'r. J. Reese from Pawnee Plenty ot Coats to select from inall colors.18»1t Announcement I wish to announce to the public my purchase of the blacksmith shop formerly owned by C. Molgard Jensen opposite the Blair Milling Co.Mr. Jensen has gn estab- lished reputation of tnfrning out high class work and it is my intention to contimie to do work in the same menner. I sincerely hope that I may have the patronage of the many angular patrons of this shop and extend an invitation and welcome to new ones.` Warren Schieman Sucmuo r to C. Molga nrd J ense n g u e s t a t th e E d W i ls o n h o me .Mr . a n d L i m .F r a n k L o f m a n d E s te lla we xe Su n d a y af te rn o o n vi si tor s a t th e Gr a n d p a Fletc he r ho me . M r .a n d Mr s .Lo u i e Hovendic lc a n d so n we r e Su n da y ai te r n o o n vi si tor s a t th e He n r y II o ve n di c k ho me . Mr . a n d Mr s . J u li u s W e be r we r e I :| e ° |° May 20, 1930 Hansen home. Mr.and Mrs. Walter.Kramer axfd family took Sunday dinner atthe B. M. Romans home.'Mina Helen White of Omaha. soent Tuesday evening at theHarold Curley home. Mrs.Nell Thompson and chil- dren and Mrs. Mack Rosenbaum of Blair attended the graduation ex~ ercius at the New England school Wednesday evening,Alfred Curley ol Seward, Neb., was a Wednesday visitor at the Harold .Curley home. The New England school closed another very successful term lastweek and the usual picnic dinner waaheld on Friday.Elsie Wilson has taught three mmm and CarrieManley ol Nashville,has taught two benns and both have been very successful with their workhere,and we are very sorry to City Council was called to order at 7:80 P. M. by Mayor Stewart, the following Councilman answer~ ing to roll call:Bigelow, Crowdy, Jensen,Hundahl,Moore,McKay, Schmidt and Roberts. The minutes of the last regular and Special Called meetings were read and approved. A letter from the Southern Surety Company regarding repairs at the Water Plant was read. Moved and Seconded, that the (ity accept the offer of the Southern Surety Company to pay the,ex- penae of repairing the walln,a¢ the water plant,providing,this ae~ ceptance does not release this Company in any way from the maintenance bond as written.Cm roll call,Bigelow,Cmwdy,Jen- sen,Hundahl,Moore,McKay, .0 |tth e motion c arried..r The S tr ee t. a nd Alle y Qo mr ni §tee re p or t t h a t th e c r os s -wa lk ,a s or d er e d i n b y th e C o un c il a t Nor th |;.... was satisfactory,this Committee into salad, pick\es, ban~as, cake and lemonade.' ing 'AYE', thepmtion carried. This ordinance was then read for the second time. Moved and Seconded, that rule six be again guspended and that this ordinance be passed to its third leading.On roll edl, Bige- low,Crowdy, Jensen, Moore, Me- Kay. Schmidt and Roberts voting 'AYE', the motion carried. The Ordinance was then read for the third time. Moved and seconded,this ord- inance be numbered No. 482, title as read agreed upon, passed and approved and that the same be published according to law.On rail call, Bigelow, Crowdy, Jensen, Hundahl, Moore, McKay,Schmidt and Ro re m voting 'AYE',the motion eu-ried. The Judiciary Committee were asked to continue their investiga- tion on the Occupation Tax Ord- inance and bring in n report on the same at the next Council meeting. {,l'he proposition regarding the renting of lots 6 and 'I in Block 36 was relened ck to the Street & Ailey Commi . Moved and Seconded, the Street Commissioner be instructed to ing 'AYE',Jensen voting 'If0', the motion carried.4/ 'Hue Street &Alley Committee report thatthey have purchased a cart for use of the street clean- ing department and have made arrangements to employ s man to do this work at a salary of $80.00 per month. Mr. Ada mRodell appeared be- fore the Council with a request that 12th Street be opened.This matter was refened to the Street 6: Alley Committee for investiga- tion. Moved and Seconded,that the City Attorney be instmcted to pre- pare "NOTICE To BIDDERS" asking for bids o n a Tractor to be used in Street Work,this notice to state that bids will be received on all models up to and including thirty (80)H.P.On roll call, Bigelow, Crowdy, Jensen, Hundahl,Moore, McKay,Sclunidt and Roberts voting 'AYE',the motion carried. The Finance Committee report that they are not in favor of re- funding the Sewer Outlet bonds at this time. The Water Commitfee stated that the Beaty Oonstmction Corn- paxyy offered to builq a wall over the wafer main i n the South Creek 12 inches wide by 8 feet high by 35 feet long for the sum of $225.00.Moved and seconded, :hom the Water Committee be in- stmcbed in have the necessary re~ pair work at the South Creek.Ori roll call,Bigelow,Hundahl, Jen- sen,Moore,McKay and Schmidt voting 'AYE', Crowdy and Roberts being absent, the mation carried. Moved and seconded this meet- ing be adjoumed.All .Coundlmen present voting 'AYE', the motion carried. iA¢tea£: C. E. |K.mnse, City Clerk. J. H.Stewart, Mayor. § THE SWEET GIRL GRADUA TE ~will Like Our 3 Q; 1t s ,G l o v e s ,H o s e ,L i n g e r i e a n d F r o c k s .g ; 6 " 1 ~J '~ I f y o u a r e l o o k i p g f o r a g r a d u a t i o n g i f t ,~ , . d o n ' t f ` l t o s e e . o u r c o m p l t l e o f d r e s s ~f Silk Stockings that Wear-Gold Stripe,$1.50 and SL95;Onyx service weigh!silk to top, $1.50; Onyx LacLustrL We new dullstocldngs--full fashioned silk to top Chiffon, $1.50;Ruby Rins'~ heavy service weight,$l.35;silk to top service weight, $1; Never- darn, 2 pair si.Sizes 8%m 10 i n all new colors at only the Fashion Center-the Hosiery store of Blair.1s-1: Fashion Cerlter Beauty Parlor- -Phone 47-Alice Txiplelf finesi beauty work in Blair-make your appointments sarly.18~1t v u - > ¢|mend that a one inch water line be instxlled on 7th Street from Grant to Lincoln Street and on the South Side of Lineoln Street to the Hancock property.Moved and .. ...have flowers planwd in the space west of we City Hall, the expense in connection with the same not to exceed $30.00.All Councilman present and voting 'AYE',the Hot weather demands lots of Wash Dxjesses and the FashionCenterjust received over 1000new Wash Dresses which they are placing on sale at $1 and sz inaims 14 to 52.New Dress Free if they fade.1B»1t AL NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be received by the City Council of the Gty of Blair, Nebraska, for the supplying of a tra ctor for the use of said City to replace the present tractor now owned by theCity.Bids will be received on any and all makes and styles ol traciors up to and including tractors of thirty horse- power.Bids should be accom- panied by full and complete spec- ifications and be on file with the City Clerk of said City by 7:80 o'clock P. M., June 17, 1930,after which time same will be opened and considered by the City Coun- c.il. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids with or with- out cause.c. E. KRAUSE, 18~3t City m8¥k_THE HACK SAW Silk Stockings that WearfG0ld Stripe,$1.50 and $1.95;Onyx service Hgh#:ilk to wp, $1.50; Onyx La ustre-the new dullstockings-full fashioned dl k B0 bop Chiffon, SL50;Ruby R i n g -g w w service weight,$1.s5:Silk w p service weight, 81: Newr- darn,2 pai r Sl.Sizes 8'/1 to 10 i n all new colors at only the Fashion Center7t.he Hosiery storeof Blplr.18-It VOL 4 \Blair,Nebraska,May 22,1930 NUMBER 55 accessones:urses, mes ~ags,an~er-rg"|G ! ' 5 s n rc h i e f s ,s l i p s ,1e t c ... _ ; 5 ' !' .. ~. .~ . , . s'l 1 We carry a full and complete line of guar- n Im e | anteedwash dresses. All sizes. Also smart wash dresses for the little tots.You are invited to see our lovely line of baby clotlnes l and little accessories. _ ,D i n a . " 3 ¥' _ ,...9' » Try a pau°.of our Full Fashioned Ruby Ring . Hose.In all wanted shades.Price $1.35.~, 'M \"\ S t y l e S h o p p e ~ Ioale L Van'Deusen --Blair,Nebraska _~ `crrY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS May 16, 1980 A special called meeting of the Blair City Council was called to order at 10 o'clock A. M. by Mdyor Stewart:1 After reading the Specigl Call which is hereto attached, the tol- lowing Councilmen answered to roll wi -Bi ge lo w,Hundahl, Jen- sen, Moore, McKay and Sclunidt. Absent, Crowdy and Roberts.SPECIAL CALL Moved and seconded,that the bond ol City Treasurer CharlesI-L Robertson, now on file in the Citi Clerks Office be approved.On roll call,Bigelow,Hundahl, Jen- sen,Moore,McKay and Schmidtvoting 'AYE', Crowdy and Roberts Th e problem nowdaysinraisinga family is getting them up in the morning.We a r e not speaking from experience, but from observation. If you are planningon any palnting this summer,this week is a. good time to buy your paint as we are giving a spe- ci ll discount on all Devoe Paint this week. "I wont go with my wife in buy her hat" : t ;oour s," A n d I d o n ' t wa n t h e r a lon g wh e n I b u y mi n e . " n m : ~ti~e ~11 ~ ~er; May 23 and 24th to m cut in a uhm time.I !you needanything in the hay mol line, we have agoodsupplyo l Keen Kutfer forks. We also have theLowden Hay Slings. We claim the best slings on the mar- mm. "Bill tells me he I1aan't spent a dime for repairs on his car ln five years.""wen, he's right.1 did the repairs for hm" If yo u want some- thing to worry about just try to rnise demonstrate to youwhat can be done 'to beautify and pm» wet Y0\lr home with DEVOE P A I N T Products.' A man in New York recently paid $l06,~ 000 for a Gutenberg Bible.We've decid- ed to stick to the Gideon edition. They say fish kill mosquitoes.Butwe absolutey refuse to take a mh bo bed with un. First cutting of alf- alfa will be ready PETEHSEN HAHIIWAHE Blair, Nehruka n cold rainy`spell ~ we have just had. No matter whgt a s c s u ~ m I a propo~o n as and see us mitted Moved und Seconded, that t city Clerk be instructed zo pu huse poles as offered and nt the price submitted.On roll call, Bigelow, Crowdy, Jensen, Hnndahl Moore, McKay, Schmidt. and Rob~ erts voting 'AYE',the motion carried. Moved and Seconded,that the City Clerk be instructed to pur~ chase necessary material and have the roof of the Citv Resrrvnlr §`S§§ §é"§J§Eé"a`§§{¢'§£'£h;'£5n-in this light-in is so by hoped tract between the publisher and that Washmgton will see xt too, A three-power treaty by Britain,.subscriben Jn an and the United States would»p. .0 4 ,ep -\.-.. l.\. .. 4 5...I " u r n i n n n n h a i n HGYTIE B 0 1 1 D f l n IS not P0 muxe methe jaywalkers but to protect them that stringent rules are to be tried in New York.Five hundred of the dm wen killed Last year. . fChas.w.bryun Ima announced himself as n candidate for Gover» rior on the Democratic ticket,at the primary eledion.There is no question but what he will get the :nomination . sw. nm nther Sioux City news- uu...W .\.......__.____clause which recognized the right and necessity of competitive build- ing as against the continental powers.Inrrtead derefore, of be- `a treaty w,hen eliminated competition among the naval pow- ers by bringing all pmgrame under the principal of limitation,.n three-power treaty would be a lformal understanding by some of] the powers that they would adl in-| r n mu thnir 'navies tant)-ler i f. I painted.On roll call,Bigelow, (Rowdy,Jensen,Hunduhl,Moore, McKay, Schmidt and Roberts vqt- ing 'AYE', the motion carried. Moved and Seconded.that the Water Commissioner be instmcwd to extend the six inch waicr main. on Nebraska Street west fro:n Eighth Street, tu Seventh Street. to replace the 4 inch Fire Hyd- Nn t which is located on Ei ghth-.--N . ~-~--_ -.paper;"Meanwhile the tariff bill u it stands is denounced tl\rough~ out the country as the worst piece of legidation ever designed by! a congress",just an indirect wny, perhaps,of compllmenting The Tribune for making an uncompro~ mislng figm against the proposed injustices.-Sioux City Tribune. The cattle feeders who have seen the price of fat cattle drop A dollar a hundred in r t weeksare beginning w w°==~*¥'7~g the prospects are for them y t time they get ready w ship.Cattle were not so high last fall and the price oi' com and hay has been reasonable from the feeders' stand point, particularly since the middle of February.However,if the price keeps on dropping the feeder may nn/t find it possible w take up his notes at the bank from the _..--,....|.. -1 nu. ~.nI_ other powers increased theirs.A three»power treaty would thus make the size of the Japanese and the American navies contin- gent upon Anglo-French naval competition.Such an outcome would conserve the principal of Anglo-American parity and of the Anglodapanese-American ratios , by sacrificing the principal of lim- ization.do no matter how the proposal were protected by expressions of good will, it would be difficdtand probably impossible on make the world look upon a three-powertreaty as anything but a disgulsedlnaval alliance.From the point of: view of the American traditlon\ against special understandings a three-power treaty is more genu- inely objectionable than the pro- posals which the more timid and shortfsighted isolationlsta h a v e (Continued on page eight) .._I emotion carried. The Finance Committee report that they are not in favor of re- funding the Sewer Outlet bonds at this time. The Wafer Gdmmitteq recamf mend that a one inch water line be instxlled on 7th Street from Grant to Lincoln Street and on the South Side of Li nwln Street to the Hancock property.Moved and THE HACK SAW VOL 4 \Blair,Nebraska,May 22,1930 NUMBER 55 Th e problem now days in raising a famiiy ia getting them up in the morning.We a r enotspeakingfrom experience, but from observation. If you are p]anning .. . . ..renting of lots 6 and 'I in Block 36 was relerred ck to the Street & A\1ey Commi . Moved and Seconded, the Street Commissioner be instructed to have flowers planted in the space west. of we City Hall, the expense in connection with the same not to exceed $30.00.All Councilmen present and voting 'AYE',the m cut in a uhm time.I !you needanything in the hay mol line, we have agoodsupplyo l Keen Kutfer forks. We also have theLowden Hay Slings. We claim the best slings on the mar- mm. demonstrate to youwhat can be done 'to beautify and pm» wet Y0\lr home with DEVOE P A I N T Products.' A man in New York recently paid $l06,~ 000 for a Gutenberg Bible.We've decid- ed to stiglg to the COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS May 20, 1930 I I I I ~ THE SWEET <¢GJRL GRADUATE ~Will Like Our Soap Chips -~ 2lc City Council was called to order at 7:80 P. M. by Mayor Stewart, the following Councilman answer~ ing to roll call:Bigelow, Crowdy, Jensen,Hundahl,Moore,McKay, Schmidt and Roberts. The minutes of the last regular and Special Called meetings were read and approved. A letter from the Southern Surety Company regarding repairs at the Water Plant was read. Moved and Seconded, that the (ity accept the offer of the Southern Surety Company to pay the,ex- penae of repairing the walln,a¢ the water plant,providing,this ae~ ceptance does not release this Company in any way from the maintenance bond as written.Cm roll call,Bigelow,Cmwdy,Jen- sen,Hundahl,Moore,McKay, Omar Flour, 48-Ib. sack - $1.79 Macaroni-Spa~ ghetti ~ E g g Noodles-Shelb ,etts, 4 pkgs. - 25c Mortons Salt, 3- I b . b a g - - -7h Clix Ideal Short- ening, lb. can 21c .0 |tth e motion c arried..r The S tr ee t. a nd Alle y Qo mr ni §tee re p or t t h a t th e c r os s -wa lk ,a s or d er e d i n b y th e C o un c il a t Nor th |;.... Laundry Soap Bob White-Elem t i c S p a r k- Big 4 - Quick N a p h t h a--5 bars for - - ~ 17c Royal Lemon Wash Powder 19c Super Suds - - ~7c Cal x- -- --- -- 2 1c Sunbrite Cleanser 3 cans - - ~ -19c !was satisfactory,this Committee VOL 4 \Blair,Nebraska,May 22,1930 NUMBER 55 Th e problem nowdaysinraisinga family is getting them up in the morning.We a r e not speaking from experience, but from observation. If you are planningon any palnting this summer,this week is a. good time to buy your paint as we are giving a spe- ci ll discount on all Devoe Paint this week. "I wont go with my wife in buy her hat" : t ;oour s," A n d I d o n ' t wa n t h e r a lon g wh e n I b u y mi n e . " n m : ~ti~e ~11 ~ ~er; May 23 and 24th to m cut in a uhm time.I !you needanything in the hay mol line, we have agoodsupplyo l Keen Kutfer forks. We also have theLowden Hay Slings. We claim the best slings on the mar- mm. "Bill tells me he I1aan't spent a dime for repairs on his car ln five years.""wen, he's right.1 did the repairs for hm" If yo u want some- thing to worry about just try to rnise demonstrate to youwhat can be done 'to beautify and pm» wet Y0\lr home with DEVOE P A I N T Products.' A man in New York recently paid $l06,~ 000 for a Gutenberg Bible.We've decid- ed to stick to the Gideon edition. They say fish kill mosquitoes.Butwe absolutey refuse to take a mh bo bed with un. First cutting of alf- alfa will be ready PETEHSEN HAHIIWAHE Blair, Nehruka n cold rainy`spell ~ we have just had. No matter whgt a s c s u ~ m I a propo~o n as and see us HI\P|»UU UD UI.LIIC l.|l\\|\..¢cried out loud about.Indeed it i=\ strange that mem who profess tm be greatly alarmed at a pfoposal Farming When one man, by using mod- ern farm equipment can operate three or four times as much land as could be done by the methods of a decade or more ago, and do it better, there is a marked trann- ition in lax-ming.This in oocur- ring on our mid-west farms and is changing the whole agricultural situation.It has its effect on re- dueed farm population naturally, because by such an arrangement, i t is not necessary no have as many men on the land. for a general consudtation to'ple-I vent war should look with complao-ency upon a proposal which wouldl split the navnl powers mm com- petitive groups. Only a supremely enlightened and skillful diplomacy on the part of all the powers could avert such a result under a three-power treaty. For a wree-power treaty is an alignment of some powen as dis- tinguished from other powers, and only an optimist will believe that this alignment can be confined Bureaucracy Rampant (Omaha Joumal-Stockman) .lust at this time the creation ol several new bureaus and commis- dons with headquarters in Waah~ ingwn calls attention to the fact that these bureaus at the national capital have already beeome so numerous that they are actually competing with each other. Accord ing to Representaitve Williamson of South Dakota, chairman of the house committee on expenditures in executive departments, many of these bureaus are in open rivalry and complain bitterly when some other bureau eneroaches on their duties and prerogatives. Unfortunately this condition has existed for a long time and ia :int just now coming to light..The creation of new bureaus without xor six years w me slmpie ques-tion ol c 'ser and submarine ton-nage.Ar reeqzower treaty would have m contemplate increased naval construction to keep pace with France and Italy..French and Italian naval policy, ba,sed not on treaty limitation but on their own nationalist, views,would in- evitably reflect the instability, the isolation, the maneuvers and the competitiveness o !European politics.To make American naval policy contingent upon a situation like that would, it seems to ua, be a genuine entanglement. HILLSIDE News OF 1 GARDNER DISTRICT .Mr.and Mrs.Christian Ander- son and children were Monday ;evening visitors a t the Robert Rasmussen homeanv attemnt to diseharze the uldl Amanda Petersen closed a wry onis hnalwnlrlble lo r ti ze mu llw e ud lll f t f m v l l t l m l neli'T l l h l l l l e o l l f f l l r q v r h l e h m. S p r ln ¢ ¢ 1 e l d l mFd d n v and n - l n r n u l l m m n l h l i ..v.f.x».._w .valves duplicauon and waaw m we,various departments has grown UP are alngkg. §§'@j§'»I°\§§'$»'T§§,d""`"""" through a long pelod, almost as Mr.and Mrs.Henry 'iégr oflong as the enstenee of the 3°""Fremont,spent Thursday after ernment itself.While some of the bureaus and similar agencies have éome as the result of apparent needs, ot.l1ers,' Mr. Williamson ex- plains."have been created as a result of propaganda by small but milifanc groups." hen economical President Cool- idge uncovered a lo t of bureau-cntig lnoompebency and useless ness,but when ha moved to ubol~1I noon at the parental, Harry Ervey home, Velma Mundorf s t Sundayafternoon with <=e»f$"~=w1. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Petersen andson, Robert spent Sunday evening at the Harry Erve home. Mrs.John Rei mended a birthday party at the Chris Hinz home Sunday. Fnnk Linden and two children, and Eda Anderson were Sunday 'l'he Nonh Side Store Coffee Hills Bros. - - ~ 48c M. J . B.- - - - ~ 4 8 c Folgars ~ - - - - 47c Monarch - - - 48c Buttemut - - - - 44c Ad vo- - - -- - - 4 4 c Maxwell House 46c McLaughlin Bulk G e m - - - - - ~ 2 9 c Merido------ 331: 99%, per Ib. » - 38c High Grade Malt 2%-lb. can - - 39c §|hm:|eee|u.ryb\uu\||hn'nnup¢|m u m n - m xagnlnn the :huns wall of ptnn- ends; hom, |::f.h of n1m.H"° »s= and vnu =°mv=\1~d *°_'~e==°!°- ._!'f;:1"'.l'$% }'°"'E"° 1 " fl der.Nothing but s wholesale charge of political dynamite candislodgethe horde of buresuaatic bsrnldes down in Washington and until this is done the country mustbe content to put up wi th the matter, the bureaus increasing in the meantime.According to the chairman of the house committee two courses are open.One ls to give the pres- ident aut :i ty to rnske 1;-= 's lf,lopping o f he ro md co-ordinntlng there,as seems demanded:the other,to mutter with congress,have the ._ which mexns that the ben that qouuld be expected would he grad- ual changes through the years, with the lent possible offense w the political interests involved. Tho new s ltemstiv e.it seems,| probably will be chosen, sims ob- jeotinm at once would be mode to nonfe g upon the chie! executive "undue Authority". Every tifne the situation comes to light in sn ediclemcy report to congress or the president the msb- fer is sgitated fo r a while and there dropped.That is probably what wm happen this time and we will go on creating new humans and hddlng onto the old ones until bureaucracy becomes so otlidmu that n ssl! respecting democracy can put up with it no longver And may that dsy hasten. 1 nuuguwr, :ay e umve w rre munuSunday and spent the day at the Henry Tegt home. Mr. und Mrs. Robert Rasmussen and family were Sunday affer- noon valtors at the Fred Jensen home, north of Blair. Jens Clausen is assisting OveAnderson with his funn work. Wm.Sheets was very sdck a few days last week but is feeling~ again, which is good news Robert Petersen spent Sunday afhemoon with Ralph Petersen.Mr. and Mn. Robert Rasmussen and children were Sunday oftennoon visdtors st the Fred Jensen home, north of Blair.|Mr.s m Mrs. John Sntherllnd and baby spent Slmdsy evening st the Hugh Sutherland home: Mr.m a Mrs.Fra ms n Loftis and baby of near Hermsn, wereSunday visitors at the J. I. Pet- ersen home.Frldny evening guests at the Otto Christiansen hom wnrellr. and Mrs.Ed Witte, Mrs. George Witte and son, Chester and Hex-_ men Knise, sn of Bennington, and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Vlndaralov and family of near Hennsn. i I The Milllnery Store of Blslr-the Fsshion Oenher offers yon'evervthlng that is new and smartin Hsfs for Woman md Missespriced ut $1 to $6 and G\lldren's, 691:to $2.98.New Hs u arrive, 'mg' We ek.Select your new hst for ecorntlon Day. Now!l t \ Blair, Nebraska, May 22, 1930 m m Mrs. Will Linden was a budness visitnr in Omaha last Friday. Highest prices for produce. Phone 258.Farmers Produce Co.334.1 Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Kuhn were ...,_ Don't forget our hose-mending arvice.w .J.Sas.5-tt For Sale Horse hxy.Phone 21 on 27.Holland smim.12-u Burmnn Guyer of Lincoln, spent the weekend with Blair relatives and friends. C. K. Bendorf, licensed embslm- er and undertaker, Blair.Office phone, 161; res. phone, 133.8~tf Mrs. Burl Vaughn is entertain- Nick Thom:took in the K. P. convention in Lincoln lakt week. Fnnxiture, rugs and floor cover- kngs.Mathew R. Bendort.21-ti Al l the new Records just re- ceived again at the Music Store. It Fumltureprugs and floor cover- ings.Mathew R. Bendvrf.2141 .Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hansen and For Sade-Three Guernsey bulls. 1'/-a Wi ll L inden, mm. For Sale-Shoatu Phnne 1221 nn 1s.: u f Mr. and Mrs. Lou Lam areen i°ying a new Marquette coach. wnen you want letnerheada or envelope.; or statements call The nznserpx-im.1-cf Miss Eleu§or Devinney finishes |-»¢ Advertise in The Enterprise. Wmted--Washing and ironing. Mn. Svyingholm, 202 E. Neb. 17-2~ Phonographs!Yea, good ones cheap,and easy terms.Music Store.18-It J. L. Croudy is still nn the Ied~ eral jury and divides his time be- tween Blair and Omaha.\ " Dr.W.F.Hemphill atten ed x FREE ADMISSION SUNDAY _ ' r o - K R ~ ~ O m a h a Clip this Ad-It is good for FREE AD-MISSION at the `£T..w:g Park Auto Gate for Your Family or Auto Party (Everybody inYour Car) on ._. For Sale-25-gallon nwne jar. Enquire Enterprise office.18~tf Spedalty dancing for children. Class work or prlvnte lessons. Call Portia Lucille Kemp, Green 246.18:29 Mm J. H Bowman is attending the w.R.C.convention at Mc- C00k this week. Rev. and Mrs.0 .U.MeProud of Syracuse, Neb. were circulating ambng Blair friends and former .....,. ur hose-mending as.5-t1 hay.Phone 21 mith.12-1: of Lincoln, spent; h Blair relatives licensed embudm- r, Blair.Office hone, 133.3-tf ~lm is entertain- afternoun bridge : afternoon. ke cam of ehil ~cleaning.Mrs. one 309.17-2t ge and Mrs. Har- For Sale-25-gallon nwne jar. Enquire Enterprise office.18~tf Spedalty dancing for children. Class work or prlvnte lessons. Call Portia Lucille Kemp,Green 246.18:29 Mm J. H Bowman is attending the w.R.C.convention at Mc- C00k this week. Rev. and Mrs.0 .U.MeProud of Syracuse, Neb. were circulating ambng Blair friends and former pnrishloners the latter part of Isnt week. -\ Hot weather demands lots ofWashDressesandthe'Fashionl Cemzzj has just received over 1000' newWashDres.ses which they are' For Sade-Three Guernsey bulls. 1'/-a Wi ll L inden, mm. For Sale-Shoatu Phnna 1221 nn 1s.: u f Mr. and Mrs. Lou Lam areen i°yins a new Marquette coach. wnen you want letnerheada or envelope.; or statements call The Enmrpdse.1-tt Miss Eleanor Devlnney finishes a successful term of gchool at the Brewster school on Friday of this We tl `\1 ' ' U i l l d u l i For Rent:-Light house keeping or sleeping rooms, furnished. Flora Moore, 818 W. Lincoln St. 18 --lt n Darrell Anderson of Onawa, ,,,..... Advertise in The Enterprise. Wmted--Washing and ironing. Mn. Svyingholm, 202 E. Neb. 17-2~ Phonographs!Yea, good ones cheap,and easy terms.Music Store.18-It J. L. Croudy is still nn the Ied~ eral jury and divides his time be- tween Blair and Omaha.\ " Dr.W.F.Hemphill atten ed the szaw Dental Convention i n Lincoln the lorepart of the week. C. K. Bendorf, licensed embdm~ er and undertaker, Blair.Olfice phone, 161; res. phone, 133.3~t! Nearly new Swmoeller ds Muel-ler player piano and lots of roll; 18-It FREE ADMISSION SUNDAY - T O - K R U Q P A R K ,o h m a a Chp thls Ad-It is good for FREE AD- MISSION at the `£' "g Park Aut G f_o ate orYour Farmly or Auto Party (Ev boed inYour Car) on YY . ~ SMDAY, MAY 25, or ' SUNDAY, JUNE 1, ONLY Just hand this Ad to the Gateman and drive in.Nu charges.Big Picnic rounds-Free Tablés and All Accommodations, .,..z u .~, Marjorle Metzinger f """_-Fremont, qpent Sunday at tm ~§;;;g01=\wff= Vacuum Clean- .~,..wl = w '°s.,Mh°fm°`B ga;17-lt The Arndt Hardware. or n o e m un ow on Mr. Farmer: I have a large roll °'f'""'&§\'i"'L =_;~=May 15.En- wp desk, just what you need, for '1""`°n en.17-:f.$20.00.Kemp.1s~1e ing the Thursday club at her home Wanbe d-To u dren or do hon J. c, Wright.P Mrs. L Armita -U u....¢.....» -4-Tens 'Nielsen andl The land a artments are """ "'"'*"'"" "' "`""""' '"""' "1-.D .Lira. E. Tornblad last Saturday.|Mr.ne were Omaha gg;;;;=wd to a coat of paint Lots of dishes at ugive away".famil; -.pric es.See th e wi n d ows .Su n d aa, $ 7 . 5 0 . A llk md a W te d _ . A pla c e to w o r k o n aP h o n e 1 9 7 M r s r a n 1 3 - I t M u s a c S t o r e A n d r e v m n 0 Q 3 n n . » I ~~ .2 2 % -. o n 3 8 .~M { ¢ m m n n h R . | " l l 1 P l ' t R ~ 'M r . -mwa mls neen wuwng ms num, sizes. 14 ua oz..New uress rreeandMrs.Lyle Guyer a n d Mr ;Dan Phi\1ips of east Blair if they fade.18-lt v dmve up to Lyons \m the P11-Si week.250 moie new Summer Silk Y ¢g_ ~ Ij>'f'°_§f""'_},°g_f f 'Dr. Felix Buyer of Omaha, was I}reases_ngiye a§the _FLBQHOH Dancing Afternoon and Evening SEE THE NEW RDLLER CUASTER TUNNEL.shofpers Friday. Permanent. Wav: 9 ;eauty work.w ma ns en a na mr . and Mrs. Harold Hoax'have seen on the streets of Blair last Tuesday evening greeting o l d friends and neighbors. Corn planting has been delayed gn account of the rains and them is still some ploughing to bedone. With a little good weather the lost Lime will be regained. Center in um: ana are placed on;sale at $4-93, $6.75, $7.95, $10 and $12.75 i n sizes 11 to 52-this Thursday,Friday.Saturday and Monday.18-lt -The next 0 .E.S._keuaingf.un will be held at the chapter room Masonic hall at s p. m. oh Tues- day, May 27.All Easmem Stars I Favored at any K. A. Pound, zuo ra. uouax.on-tx A good 6-room house in Dex- ierville, $l200.00.This place i s worth much more. 1 8 -lt 'N. T. Lund &Co. Dunrt Permanents, ringlet ends, prioe $5.00.All work gmiranteed. Phono Black 258.Mrs. M Suth- erland.1643 Mr.Carl Wolff and family drove to Omaha Sunday 60 visit Lhdr vrlfe and mother in the St. Joseph's hospital. Score cards, place cards, birthday cards, sympathy calds all can.be Sorensen,Blair,Neo.15-it Dr. w . M.Feral, Chiropmcwr, ower Wolf! D Store.Phone 175. Chris K.dorf,Undertaking and amhulanoé service.Phones: office, 761; residence, 183.29-tt Fashion Center Beauty Parlor-~ -Phone 47-Ali ce Tri plett-finest beauivy work in Blair--make yourappointments early.18-it Mrs. A. F. Newell returned on Wednesday evening from A few 16-ti l Lincoln. days visit with her mother at ed the teachers bridge club -last Monday evening._ Wm.McCracken of Omaha, spent. Thursday nigmin Blair, re- turning to Omaha Friday. Mrs.Ole Jensen will entertain the Pythian Sisters kenaington at her home Fdday afternoon. Mr.and Mrs.Henry Boll ofScribner,spent Tuesday of last' week at the Fred Soil home. Miss Dorothy McDonald of near Blair,spent last Monday with Miss Mattie Weber. _. ..... .A n,_\-.. moved into the Striwett residenze on west Washington street where Gus Lundt formerly resided. Mrs. Emest Tomblad wasin~ vitcd to a bridge luncheon at the home of Mrs Ross Ernest of llllllraig, last, Sathrday. I will sell you an Accident Pol- icy for $3.65 per year.Protect yourself against autos before wo late, at small cost.S. E. Kemp. lt Mr. and Mrs. louis Naeve and family of LaPlatue,Neb.,spent Sunday at the parental, Fred Soll home.Miss Nadine Naeve remain- S 1.1,,llll t a w e eign Mlsdonary Society of the M. E. wax-ch plan to attend the district convention held ln Ombhg Friday nt the Pearl Memorial church. Mrs.Reuben Allison and little son of Cozad, Neb., are here helping'care for her sister, Misa Mary Morehead, who is very ill following operations for gall stones and re- moval of appendix. Mrs.Gus Scheftler and daugh- ter, Gussie plan in drlve the lat- ter part of the week to Excelsior Springs, Mo., where Mr. Scheme: has been spending several weeks and in about ready to nl-um home. Mr.a nd mn.Bam Bauer are spending the week with their daughter, Mrs. A. G. Allen, south of Blair. The Myron Metzinger family re- ceived word of the death o f a grandson, the little son of Mr. and Mrs.T.Jacobsen of Irvington, who has been seriously ill with pneumonis.On Tuesday Mrs. Jonas Burcham and son, Fred wok Mrs.Metzihger down to her daughters . home.' G. L. Dixon is looking forward to a visit from his mother, Mrs. Asa Dixon of Califomia.She plans w be in Blair early lh June and may bdng a little g'rq.nd~da\x- xlhter with her.Her many Blair frimds will be glad to greet. her agdn. \ Everything c l a i m e d f o r M i l l e r T i r e s i s are welconie. 250 more new Summer Silk Dresses arrive at the FashionCenter in Blair and are placed on sale at $4.98, $6.75, $7.95, $10 and $12.75 in shes 11 to 52-this Thursday,Friday,Saturday and Monday.1B~!.t Mr.and Mrs.Chris Bendorf draye up to Hemian last Sunday to help'Mrs. Bendorfa mother, Mrs. Nels Jackson wlebrate her birth anniversary.Relatives and old friends and neighbors came in du- ring the. day too extend fellcita- tions and the occasion is one long to be remembered. Mr.and M n .Reed O'Hanlon, accompanied by Mrs, Grace Maher and Mr. and Mrs. Philip 0'Han\on drove down to the Florence Per- ennial Gardens, nonh of Florence on last Tuudsy evening to get a few plants.They found the plane kept by a young Gemman couple and the beginning of a first class nursery.They had many choice varieties of plants a t reasonable prices. Silk Stockings that Wear 'Told Stripe,$1.50 and ;1.9s;Onyx service weighl ilk to wp, SL50; Onyx La4:Lustw:the new dull sto cki ngs-fdl fashioned silk £0 top Chiffon, $1.50)Ruby R i n g - heavy service weight,SL85;silk bo top service weight, Sl:Never- darn, 2 pair Sl.Sizes 8%in 10 i n all new colors at o nly theFashion Center-the Hosiery store of Blair.18-ll. r found at The Enterprise olliee. Popular price.1-tl F. W .Arndt spent Monday in Lincoln where he attended n meet- ing of which he is one of the Tomato and Cabbage rlanrs, a Fashion Menuet ueaumy runur--|f ,_ __ h hdozen, 25c; 60c per 100- Bwushwn. --Phone 47-Alice Triplet finest ed or a weeks vlsnt w1 e. 803 W. Park St., phone White 399. beauty work in Blair-make your|Z"!\dPB1"3"'-S- 15-tt appointments early.18-lf'Dale Hulbert, who is employe: Mi Mr.and Mrs. H.F.Boll and by the amte [ish and game resemss Grace Ross of °"'"h":.'!"'f"|..,-_" _ _ ,e..\|:......nv s~»i\m¢.-1-_,nz Lincoln, called at the home o difectors Sunda visi Blah-1.ll|.l58 nuuy -=~""'"""" " " " ' " ' | " " "" ' ""R over sf sr f w of Mr. and Mrs. Fred mé brother cufford Halbert Fribridge?The En- fn°ffd'§'.and t°°' in the class play|gf1e1§;e=='fidn\-'day eveninflt terprisé ha; 5 complete new line on Friday evenmg.»"V" 'W' "f""_00 d nice 6,-0°1,se all modenolscorecardsand place cards.Miss Anna """°'$"f?"°'£Y' ohzzs §£§Z¥§$$fl`f§'»f m¢;v:gIEX¢€Pt mi MZ" me-hal! acn Why nvt nee them! _1-tf ing a tussel with b er. ;so xlaway.605 West Jackson. Phone|0f ground,well located.A ren A 'I-room house on West. Wash- ablg ua be "P and a ou e u D.; uno .m.2¢.b»min at s2ooo.oo.Corn Fed Beefington street.A good house in a good location.Only $2100.00; 18-It N. T. Lund dz Co. Misses Erna. Wlnilred Allen end in Lincoln, Eclythe Jensen sorority ho\t&'. Mr. a nd Mn. two children and Mr. L. J. Wolff, all of Omaha,were Saturday dinner guests at the Victor Wolf! home. A Dunn Permanent gives satis-faction and comfort through the hot days.Call Mrs.M.Suther- land st Black 269 'for appointment. Price $5.00.17-cf Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Beckman and two daughters, Catherine and Alice -drove to Lincoln Sunday to spend the day with their son and broth- -er, Carl. Mrs. M. Sutherland nt Blank 259 Metzinger and spent tha week- the guests of Miss at the Trl Delta A. W. Wolff and again. J.C.Hammang and wife of Arlington,drove over Monday owning to visit his mother, Mrs 0. M.Hammang. We have a car load of Pianos(used) to sell from $40 \m~Very! easy ferms of payment allowed Call and see them.Music Store. lt We have several Library Tables, and other furniture at money sav- ing prices, also a Refrigerator for $10.Music Store.1B-lt Mrs.Oscar Hopkins has been qudfe seriously ill but is some- what better at present which is good news to her friends and neighbors. A Duart Pennanent gives sat- isfaction and comfort through the hot days.Call Mrs.M.Suther- land at Black 259 lor appointment. Fashion Cerner Beauty Parlor- -Phone 47-Alice Triplett-finest beauty work in Blair-make yourappointments early.18-lt Mr.and Mrs. Harland Jensen and family of Arlington,spent Friday evening with Mrs. Jensen's mother, Mrs. P. K. Nelson. Kenneth Pound, who had his ap- pendix removed at the Blair hos- pital recently, was able w return home the forepart of the week. 25 splendid Sewing Machines, $3.50 up to $40,all guaranteed. We sell;repair,rent,buy and trade.Music Store 18-It Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lamb are '°"i°Yil'|K a visit from Mrs. Albert Hovey and little daughter, who ar- rived last Thursday from Kansas City.The ladies are sisters. _The Millinery Store o f B la i r -Pric; $5.00.17 f!the Fashion Center offers you A out forty Y°"H8 Pwple gath- everything that is new and smart 18-lt N. T. Lund & Co Mr.and Mrs.Harold Schafer and daughter,Barbara came up from Omaha Friday evening and visited over Sunday with Blair relatives and friends. Mrs. John Weber entertained a former neighbor,Mrs.Martha lEricksen of Mitchell, S.D.,at 'dinner last Wednesday.I n the afterndon, Mrs. John Ericksen and Mrs.Julius Weber of Herman, called for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. F. n. Titus alia son, Omar of Craig, stopped at the Mrs. J. Stapleton home last week on their return from a four months trip a t Portland,Oregon.Their ;9°D, Omar has just been released from the navy. H. w. Meierhenry drove over to Fremont last Saturday to meet h i s sister-in-law,Miss Gusta Smith and his niece,Miss Rosa Alway§,WeI| Aged Nothing is quite so appetizing as a tender roast.Our regular customers will tell you w good our meats are for they come from |'Ili properly com fellstock that has been Choose from this list and decide for your- self as to quality.Phone us your order today...... ,.... Rib or Place Boiling Beef, m.--17%c,.,.is prepared to.give you n Duart Wonder Wave for $5.00.A read m d satisfaction guaran'bargain - ¢e°d_'.16-tt Mrs. A. Clyde Alleh is"Eonval- eudng nicely at her lxome on Third and Lincoln stxeets.With ered at the Christian church last Sunday evening for a union picnic lunch and union young people'n meeLlng\The topic was "The Cause of War", Lela Burger, leadéx- Graduates nf Blair high school! Remember the Alumni Association in Hats for Women and Misses priced at, $1 to $6 and Children's, 69c to $2.98.New Hats arrive, Every Week.Select your new hatfor Decoration Day, Now!.l t ' Thornton Mathews of Omaha, was circulating among friends in lldenmke, both of Lincoln, who were to be guest.:of the Meierhenry family over the weekend..- Silk Stockings that Wear-Gold Stripe,$1.50 and 5135;Onyxservice weight-silk to l,op,'$1.50; Ony3¢_L a c lu re -the new dull ...|. Perlb...a.-..-mc Iean Pork Chops,Ib.-----30c Fresh Dressed Chickens for Saturday u IC h z c k F e e d s Mainbop Chick Mash, per 100 lbs. -- Maintop Chick Mash, per 50 lbs.-- Maintop Chick Mash, per 25 lbs. .-- Maintop Growing Mash, per 100 lbs. - Chamberlains Chick feed, 25-Zh. sack - Afitox for lice and bugs on plants, Perbottle Mothers Marshmalldw Cream, per jar 3.50 1.90 1.10 3.20 1.65 .50 .35 W .~ J. SAS Blair, Nebr »Phones 32 and 33 Groceries Espiquqt French Dressing, per bottle 251: Barbecue Sause, per bottle ---30c LaChoy Bean Sprouts, per can --20c LaChoy Sauce, per bottle ---25c Swifts White Soap, 10 bars --39c P. & G. Soap, 10 bars ----451: 48-Ib. sack Mystic Flour, special --$1.69 24-lb. sack Mystic Flour, special --.89 Peas Hommy ipaggettl ed eansC a l l g m k auer rautl o c Tomatoes Tomato soup Vegetable soup Per 5 Grapefruit Juice q b as 1\ u n i| niet and rest, she hopes soon to e restated to her former health. The ladies of Dm Congregation- l church will serve the Junior- erdor banquet nn Friday evening, 'Inv 93 nf tha hivh school audi- meets mi Saturday evening, May 31 to receive the Class o! 1930. Be sure to be present fa greet old and new members. _NoLi.c As I have sold by busi- |u r i l l n f f n u r n : m l n \ U A d . umu : ms t. mu mmy.HIIUIBW S is afor mer W ashington county m a n but for the past ten years has been in the employ of the railroa d com~ pany. Miss Mattie Weber,who has stockings-tuu fashioned silk onto p Ch i f f o n ,$1.50;Ru b y R i n g - h e a vy servic e we i g h t,$ l. 3 5 ;s i lk t o t o p servic e we i g h t, $ l;N e w r - da r n ,2 p a i r $ 1 .Sizes ass w 10 i n a ll n e w c o l o r s a t o n ly th e Fa s hi o n f k n n e r - t h n Hnn in rv s tn rss f . ;|;'--I; ;; :,'a" .a"m " ;m ;'; r.; t aught at Um ~k school J~§iue.'"'"'i i i ? 'rue um ehnpla at the n. .4.'m¢¢\-mhy an nina.c. mag-»rd';;'_' : ' ° : ° ' " . L ' l % " ` £ . , " 3 f 'url M ;n entertained thel ~~ »_mem n u m l -';.h"._'f..-._".'2'3" 'I£_.- ..}1'52|i.-.J"..i" w sum St., ~ other Y"-P-She hu completed mln. mln.. .-|..\. .?'€.".2'i,....1... :Bl uuums Ill w e u u u r ru uu u uaucn J.|.u.1.0Au r ---- --H ""'b" """' ""' °"° "'"*"- ""'".h e r year a wo r k t h e m a n d wi l l T h __f :se o f th e pub lic a n d wi l l be - g e d d w c 1 h 1 w h .hEl£!llflti l J U!! !5.3'1`Lf . , . § ` 2 i n l`H..'T.`L" naSrnnnI?r:3 ~ n l g t l e r 'MTB.J o h ll w€ h E f I ll SCh8.fBl'Of Oma h a ,b o th forllleI' I u 1.'--\|,,.......,..._ ........- - ------»un i my ..memben of the dub, were pres-o f t h e W l l h i n g t o n c g m r v H i s t o r - I A n u m b e r o f f r i e n d s o f H u s h i e n t .M n .L u m w i l l m e n u t h e l - - l ¢!-- !.. ¢ .. ._.L Al..-- . . . .. I 1.1.-i n c w a r m nays are a t nano. Ge t y o u r p e r ma n e n t a n d b e r e a d y |u:a|.Ducleuy ab L1 ~ ul ,':f_|Cooke took a fine supper to liislmeetinp during the summer. Mrs1..- ,1-..:..|..r.'..:..u . . .xc ¢...a.,I......:,a.,..» W e guarantee this Miller Geagcd-to-the-Road Tire to w r w u m a u w u .mn. in. sun,"-.yw=n|=:m.,n u m;¢».v»»»-cr.n u nerlandgiveSaDuartPermanent for $5.00.Satisfaction guaran- teed.Phone Black 259.16-ti Tailored to fi t your c ar-S:at and Door Covers look well nd preserve upholstery-Choice of de-| the meeting, visiting was enjoyedand light refreshments served. Mr.and Mrs.Ross Deets and daughters attended the graduation exercises at Herman lan Thurs- day evening when Mr.Deets' home last Wednesday evening and gsm him a pleasant surprise. The affair was in honor of his birth anniversary which occurred May15./ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Larsen of Bennington,were among those present. Fred Guyer held high score for the afternoon and Mrs.Theo. .Lundt drew the cut. Miss Melita Taylor attended the Pythian Sisters convention in Lin- coln last week, going ns a dele- lrnfo frnm Mm hum!fu-m:ni1ntinn_ outwear any other tire of 5 =equal price when run un- der the same conditions. m u . z n u m m m P n o n u c r sCo l P A N Y § | Don't forget our hose-mending arvice.w .J.Sas.5-tt For Sale Horse hay.Phone 21 on 27.Holland smim.12-u Burmnn Guyer of Lincoln, spent the weekend with Blair relatives and friends. C. K. Bendorf, licensed embslm- er and undertaker, Blair.Office For Sade-Three Guernsey bulls. 1'/-a Wi ll L inden, mm. For Sale-Shoatu Phnne 1221 nn 1s.: u f Mr. and Mrs. Lou Lam areen i°ying a new Marquette coach. wnen you want letnerheada or envelope.; or statements call The nznserpx-im.1-cf Miss Eleu§or Devinney finishes |-»¢ Advertise in The Enterprise. Wmted--Washing and ironing. Mn. Svyingholm, 202 E. Neb. 17-2~ Phonographs!Yea, good ones cheap,and easy terms.Music Store.18-It J. L. Croudy is still nn the Ied~ eral jury and divides his time be- tween Blair and Omaha.\ " Dr.W.F.Hemphill atten ed x .-. FREE ADMISSION SUNDAY - T O - K R ~ ~ O m a h a Clip this Ad-It is good for FREE AD-MISSION at the `£T..w:g Park Auto Gate for Your Family or Auto Party (Everybody in For Sale-25-gallon nwne jar. Enquire Enterprise office.18~tf Spedalty dancing for children. Class work or prlvnte lessons. Call Portia Lucille Kemp, Green 246.18:29 Mm J. H Bowman is attending the w.R.C.convention at Mc- C00k this week. Rev. and Mrs.0 .U.MeProud signs no malcn 'our car.chevro-let Coach, $6,651 Gamble Stores, 5th & Broad St. Fremont, Neb. lt Fishermen Remember!A com- Qlefe swck of South Bend Tackle and other supplies at Gamble Stores-Lines 151: to $1.79.Bass Orena, 87c.Gamble Stores, 5th & Broad St.,Fremont, Neb.18-It The Papio baseball team will play a double header Sunday at Chauncev Wilkins mmtum.The niece, ins mewster WB! a graau'a ta Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brew: l eter of this city,accompanied them. Leia Burger closed her, third year at Long Creek school last Friday, with a picnic dinner and program in the afternoon.The pupils presented Miss Burger with a beautiful water set and serving tray.Miss Burger will teaeh the Greene school next year. KimoouuuwzmlEEA l l a n h u m r f k A ~ gloke \v ill;l;i nr;.lzéb, ~Windstorm insurallce is cheap. the Blair Semi Pro te».am,whi ch Are you well protected against.ia rated .aa .a strong club.'I'he't.his huzard i n a good reliable.sewnd game will be played wit.hlcompany?If you do not have the Triangle Baby Beefera,im-this coverage come in and let ua mediawly following the first game write it up for you.It is better ANNDUNCEMENTMrandMrsCFKolterrnanand clerks,!lrs.Pearl Soewartl and Gene Stewan,drove to Plattsmouth Sunday where they enjoyed an indoor picnic at the American Legion hall.The picnic was composed of variety store merchant; assembled fmrn various points over the state and num- bering engy-nine in all. Mr.d Mrs.w.P.Turner to have insurance and not need it than to need it and not have it. 18-1:N. T. Lund 61 Ca. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Robeson ol the Clifton Hotel have s new boarder since last Saturday morn- ing when they became the happy panents of an eight and me e - fourths pound boy.He was promptly named Richard Coe and is being given every attention za SK US whedxelf Miller Tires are bdter than "Such- and~Snch" urea-ask us whether they will oql wear "So-and-So's" tires-and we will refer you to the oilicialMiller Cuarlmlee. We've slapped claiming-il leads only to confusion, misunderstanding and possible dlssalislnction. Every nlmemenl made for Miller Tires is backed byn 1 have purchased the shop and equip- ment of Martin Workman just east of the ul to do all1Collar Factory and am prepared ~kinds of automobile repair work. drove do\m to Omahi last Sun- make him wmfortabla Mrs. Rolr dnb' for a ahon visit with their eson is getting along nicely. 4 * \ son,Kenneth,who is playing in 'Randal.l's orchestra at the Fon- tanelle hoteL Kenneth has been playing for some time At Atlanta, Georgia, but will be in Omaha for a_whll¢.He and 'his 'wife came up pnd spent Sundly night at the parental home in this city. Bev. C. G. Bader ot the M. E. churah,Miss Edith Raver,Mins Irene Larson and Miss Bernice =Campton attended the nll»dly Ep. worth League Rslly of the Oma- lm dlstrlct held at Fremont lastSaturday.Mr. Henry Raver tack the delegates over in hls sedan, and with Dr. G. R.»Mead attended the closing Pmgrau)in the eve- ning,bringing t h e delegutes home.There were 170 delegates present.,and u strong program, was presentd,"head-lined"by Dr. W. E. .L Gratz. editor a! the Epworth Henllil, Chinn. At the annual election of offic- ers ol the Epworth League of the M.E. church the following were elected- and will have charge of affairs for the ensuing year: Pres. MiraElsie Hughel; lst V. P., Min Dorothy Haln;2nd V.P.,Misa Edith Raver; 3rd v. P., Miss Elsie Stevens; 4th V. P., Howard Tlmmp son; Au't., Miss Betty Eberhnrdt; Sec'y-Trans.,Clyde Slppeufield. Mr and Mrs. F.'W. Arndt plan to drive over to Grand Island next week so attend the graduation ex- ercises there, Misa .'In.her Gates, a granddaughter, being a member of this yem"a class.Blnlr friends of Mr.and Mrs.C.Ray Gates. will remember their little daugh- ter when ihey lived here and Mr. Gntu wu prlnclpul of Blah- high school.He hal been superintend- ent of the Grand Inland school: for mveral wean bona /ideguarantee. REA DIT! If thin guarantee ean'l sell you your first an of Miller Tires-Llxere is nothing le!! for us lo tell you. It gives you the whole Milla sales story in eighteen simple words--"Thin tire in gul leed lo oulwear any other llroofequdpdeew enrununder the sameeondkUbin ." And lha l'| nm "mle¢muuhlp"-lfsagu arm ues.M n . L E n I solicit the business of the public with the asurance of honest workmanship and fair prices. Ole J ensen For fifleen years mill: the Ford Garage GAWR Phone 255 Blhir, Nebr.~ Blair, Nebraska, May 22, 1980 NEW§T H E KENNARD .n 1 " : :.. 1 n l nplayinggamesandrefreshments were served later in the evening. DALE DOINGS Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brawner of Fairbury, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mas- ters and Eleanor and Marjorie of Fremont were Thursday afternoon guests at the B. F. Masters home. Kermit Jungbluth spent several days in Hooper last week.Mrs.F.J.Enerson and chil- dren,Mrs.Frank Kastrup and daughters were visiting in OmahaSaturday aftemnon. Mr.a n d Mm Julian Jungbluth and children spent Saturday inLincoln gtlcnding the horse show. m r -evalI'5 °; ; ; \, ; -, , ; § = fs . . , : $ ' .- \n n - - - ~ = *' * f § =~ . l ' ? " '\ . - . . ¢ v < $. 3 f ». _. ,1 , _c = 5f ~ , _q i ¢ 9 ' |; " ! ". i '\f 5 f f " " - u l :n i '. ".. ; f .'t -" r _. _i ` 1 ~._l"f a'T _~J¢_1 ° ' - . _f.» .aw '~ L J '' f ~ ~~m ;Mvu f ~"'-;¢..;$%.'I£»»...1». 5 , n . .~'3 ~" i g , Q.,\. »;s g "m 1 1 "r 1 1 l J |, J ~;. : >" /. 1 T r :S S - J _ - I ~ f Put Your Trueking Problems Up to Us Whether yo u wish to move your household goods or have your livestock trucked to the city market . . . . we are fully prepared to give yo °mediate service..No moving jo too small and none too large for our fleet of high-powered trucks. B-#Line Transfer ~..¢Q;;f \ i _ \ f ' L » y " w f gf every ¢Lzm~1'pfion 'Io Meei' Yum AWEETISING News mo url/J w._a n n u m S E R VI C E - " " % ° . " : ' : : " " ~ ~W e fj, HOLD BIRTHDAY PARTY A birthday party which was to serve as a general celebration of birthdays which occurred through- out the schoal year was held in the Methodist church iasement last Friday evening by tthe pupils of Miss Grace Thompson. The children invited their par- ents andlhe other teachers in the sdool isses Dornacker,Finch, Wendte,Burkholder and Messrs. Eggers and Lamb, and Rev. and Mrs.Booher. A musical program was given in which nearly all of the pupils took part.The evening was spent in playing games and refreshments were servai later in the evening. ~..¢Q;;f \ i _ \ f ' L » y " w f gf every ¢Lzm~1'pfion 'Io Meei' Yum AWEETISING News mo url/J w._a n n u m S E R VI C E - " " % ° . " : ' : : " " ~ ~W e DALE DOINGS Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brawner of Fairbury, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mas- ters and Eleanor and Marjorie of Fremont were Thursday afternoon guests at the B. F. Masters home. Kermit Jungbluth spent several days in Hooper last week.Mrs.F.J.Enerson and chil- dren,Mrs.Frank Kastrup and daughters were visiting in OmahaSaturday aftemnon. Mr.a n d Mm Julian Jungbluth and children spent Saturday inLincoln gtlcnding the horse show. The first one is to cut the alfalfa only when the planta are dry. The seeond is to mow each field separ- mly. preferably moving from the young,disease-hree field to the older field that may have wilt in it.These two practices will help control spread of the disease. While~strains or varieties of alfalfa are being developed to re- sist wilt, farmers can help their presentaltuationa by using the best hardy seed avdlable,by seeding fields not previously in alfalfa or near old stands of alf~ alfa,by using cultural ps..a..T.1ces bo insure a vigorous and producy tive stand,and by avoldlng late cutting in the fall. had by all.Misa Opal McCormick was hired for the coming year. Mrs.Ida Jungblufh is visiting this week at the Hgrman Jung- bluth home. Colby school held their picnicFriday.Dinner was served bo about 85.' Mrs.Ray Masters and childrezi,Mn. John Sorenson, both of Fre~ nwnt, drove up Friday w attendthe picnic at the umm school,Mrs. Ed Rennrd and Mrs. Ausf-Ln Marshall drove to Omaha Wednes~ day w atte nd a shower at the Harvey Marshall home given for Mrs. Wm. Sloan nl Geneva. The Whatsoeve; Club met lgst Thursday with Mrs. Tom Dowell.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Kastrup drove to Omaha Sunday m visit with friends. Sylvia Jungbluth,Miss Mslick and Miss Kenney drove out from Omaha Saturday to atfend the lmxldn Club at the Herman Jung- bluth home. mer wok in the show at Blsirlast Tuesday evening. The Washington school closed last Friday witht.he usual picnic. cwr'rL E FA.Ll..aNED oN ALFAL FA PASTURE Heifers were successfully fed on alfalfa pasture and shelled corn last summer at the North Platte Experiment Station.They gained 20 pounds more per head than helfers on alfalfa hay and corn. Their gains cos:$1.08 less per hundred and they returned $4.09 net per head more than heilars on hay and com.They showed a profit per head of $14.48. The helfers were put on feed on June 11 and fed 140 days until the last oi October.The alfalfa pasmre gave out on Oct. 9 when the pasture fed Int went onto alf- alfa in dry lot for the remaining 20 days.On Sepwnber 3,the pasture fed heifers were 88 pounds per head heavier than those in the hay fed lot, but they lost about half this advantage in the latter pm ol the best. Short yearllng heifers weighing nearly 400 pounds were used. They were started May 23 on five pounds of corn and cob meal per head per day.By June 11, they were on full feed of corn,and half of them were turned to pas- ture, where they remained through all kinds of weather during the entire seuon.Animals on pns- tum did not bloat.The seaet of preventing bloat, those ln charge believe, lies in having the cattle on a full feed of corn before they are/staried on the adfalfs,and then in keeping the gate open rain or shine. Red Cloud-~Whibe way lighting system around courthouse com- pleted.. . .-.. FOR SERV I CE STOP AT THE Rosenbaum Service Station Shell Gasoline - Goodyear Tires Ph f ol'one us or gas me deliveries to your farm IL,4//mx BAOCALAUREATE SERVICES Baccalaureate semces for the graduating dass of the Kennard high school yen held Sunday eve- ning at eight o'clock nt the Meth- odist church.Rev.Pooher deliv- emd the sermon. The graduating class are:Ber- nice Dempsey, Earl Kempcke, Leafter Kronberg, Ear) Larson, beater McCann, Rudolph Matzen,Russel Leonard. imd at the Wm. Christensen andJohn Johnson homes Monday a!t»~ ernoon. .|;| | | : "||1 ~th e J . P . S u n d s h o me . C h r i s Ne ls e n wa s o n th e sic k li s t s e ve r a l da y s la s t we e k . Herma n .Rosac kez-_ was a Su nday c g i nn e r g u e st a t the G. F . P a u ls e n ome . u :|. r in the show st the Orpheum Sab- urday evening.,1 -Mr. and Mrs.Chds Manhiesen And family of Omaha,visited atthe Bette] Bextelsen home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Gottsch tookin the show at the Paramount on Saturday evening. Mr._ and Mrs, Gus Paulson and .|. ~qc; _ v v Jn Timi f 'loldni' W D H N |.2.°°,;_'f._§?.'¥£° -°-s fj, HOLD BIRTHDAY PARTY A birthday party which was to serve as a general celebration of birthdays which occurred through- out the schoal year was held in the Methodist church iasement last Friday evening by tthe pupils of Miss Grace Thompson. The children invited their par- ents andlhe other teachers in the sdool isses Dornacker,Finch, Wendte,Burkholder and Messrs. Eggers and Lamb, and Rev. and Mrs.Booher. A musical program was given in which nearly all of the pupils took part.The evening was spent in playing games and refreshments were servai later in the evening. ."Out of Months" "Can we play at keeping store here, mamma?" "Yes, but you must. be very, very ~quiet." "Oh, all right, then.We'll pre- tend we don't advertise."-Arkamsas Publisher.fn m r -eval|;5 -; , § ; , -,_ ; §= f~. . ,: $ ' .. 4; ;* "\. .~i f ~ ._ . . ; \..l a \T F i f ~ ~ w w - '~~ - u l :n i '. ".. j f .'t -" r _. _i `| , I ; ` l i ""3 , Q / ..';M~1 . . - ¢ . , , f ~ ~ .F P . f . & f ' | "~}m ;M v ~ ° ': T ' »; ; `_ ` e . , . ! $ f . f I £~. ¢ . » ' = ~ Z ~ § » I,I ~n , .I .> ,B :. .n 3 Tl \- Y -1 .J "m ,. " ; ,.i .;. 1.~, 4 r v *. .e f . :f -»-', g r \g g ." l n . »-4 g ... " " .1` \ . ~: -'.1 ; °~aJ_ - I ~ f Put Your Trueking Problems Up to Us Whether yo u wish to move your household goods or have your livestock trucked to the city market . . . . we are fully prepared to give yo °mediate service..No moving jo too small and none too large for our fleet of high-powered trucks. B-#Line Transfer KENNARD NEWS Mrs.m m m Peterson andOdessa Kronberg were Blair call- ers Monday afternoon.Mrs.Clyde E. Rosenbaum plan- ned s surprise party for her hus~band last Saturday evenin whenshe invited the following: §Ir.and Mrs.Fred Andreasen,Mr. and Mn. Harry C. Blaco, Mr. andMts. Gus Kxonberg and Twyla, Mr. and M m Otto Gottsch and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.w .B.Rosenbaum and Merritt, Mr. and Mrs. ChesterRosenbaum and dldren, Mr. and Mrs.Ekner Andreasen,Mr.andMrs. Gus Kempclne, Mr.and Mrs. Chas.Berry.The evening was spent playing plnochle. Mrs. W. E. Wrlght and sons re- turned last Friday alter a twoweeks mi s with watlves ln Lin- coln and Kansas.Mrs. Oscar Anderson and chil- dren vdsiwd at Bert Srwihart's onMonday. Mr. and Mrs.Lou Green and Miss Blanche Jones of Hastings. visited over Sunday with Mr. and Mm Ca rl Wa rd and family. Taylor French of mar Herman, visiied with his mother,Mrs. Sarah Swihatt, Monday. A baby boy was born to Mi and Mrs.Otto Klinger Wednesday,May 14th.Mrs. Klinger and chil- dren are at the home of her par- ~"W:cgiifg..u ~a1 ~J- ¢ . ¢\ . » \. : v H 1~ . ~ /|.._~1 lou/ ~life/ 0/mlzi/1 1 DALE DOINGS Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brawner of Fairbury, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mas- ters and Eleanor and Marjorie of Fremont were Thursday afternoon guests at the B. F. Masters home. Kermit Jungbluth spent several days in Hooper last week.Mrs.F.J.Enerson and chil- dren,Mrs.Frank Kastrup and daughters were visiting in OmahaSaturday aftemnon. Mr.a n d Mm Julian Jungbluth and children spent Saturday inLincoln gtlcnding the horse show. ¢ ~g.~-v~'~ _.'3 h § ."g,..,,: ,=.~ ~"Ta ._ _,':>r:.~_.»,_9*,~ ~F . " ~,,\;:~' 1 ».;~_:rf ,~ ~ ii »¢ .¢ 1 'I f 1..»~~ ~w w ~ vm* s \. o l -me . . 1 ~...~.¢up .2w e ~~,,3: ' . /n 1t s Q O .. 1 .. f " .u .f v v h . g 1 ~~ ~ ,~?.1 ¢ " $ ¥ . - ~ - ! * §, :; 3 * t a 1 '5'». g ' S L . . . .4.. . ; ' . s . . . '..- t : A u "\1 ".";~ I "i »;:+4 al. \ are the s quare fub of pres sed alu» rninum, big balloon-type wringer rolls of sait rubber, the new Haag directdrivemechanismghepatented safety egifafor that prevents dam- age to fabrics and buttons---and °many others. ¥>- f n," .1..»»~~~~~ ~.""f**`" 'f`. ~T2-rn* 'QM' ":'f :.r .~fe i"t\i,!THF!~' H'42 "i ..<1 3¢~n .- s f ,' g a e, J ~i f |J ,`, ,¢ \ _ _ ,; , for wired naman, Inu rmug 75 is tarnished w~iil 11 h. p General kann: motor. Fo' homes without electric service, it as evallabto wnlh 4¢yc|| Briggs &Strutlan gasoline angina. 1 r . .\ ! I | ".,.\ ..\ |..r ' ~-\. ° A §" \ ;f ~v , . .}J . :.p f l t .. ..\..; ; f ¥ '*~;-5 .s tr ' \. $'.. .a~ un. e u ~| | : | | § l 1.H 1 '~~ . . .".r ".. \ W e w a n t y o u fo s e e th e Ha a g 7 5 , a n d c o mp a r e its l o o k 'a n d perfo rmance with any othe r wa sher you have ever used or seen, regard- le s s o f c o s t. At o ur e x pe n s e , we would like to prove to you, by a trial washing in your own home, that the Haag 75 is without an equal anywhere. And, at the new low price of $45.00, it representsa value without parallel in washing machine history.. Remember, a free demonstration of this marvelous macnine costs you nothing. You will be under no obligation to buy. lf, after you see if in action, you wantto keep if, small monthly payments will be arranged. . When may we demonstrate for you? Nic l`riedrichsen Hardware KENNARD NEBRASKA C H. Lullig, salesman Ft. Calhoun, Nebraska , u ¢_ ture to Fremont.The entire tripwas made in ten duya. Leona Lautrup spent last weekhelping Mn. August Matzen withthe house work. Mrs.Neil Vxengdenhill and Leona Lautrup were Omaha visit- ors Wednesday.Mrs. Blanche Pritchard of Oma- ha, came Friday evening eo spend several days visiting at the Dave Priuzhnrd home. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Rosenbaum, Gladys,Fmlda and Selma and Mrs.Clyde L .Rosenbaum were Omaha shoppers lm Wednesday. Miss Harrie t Hall retumed bo Kennard Monday after spending several days in Arlington._ The board of education held ameeting at the school house Mon~ day eve g.Mr.and Mm.Harland McDon- ald, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rosen- baum, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Rosen- baum and Freida,Mr.and ~ .».,,.Mr. and Mrs. Will Thurber, Mrs. Robert Andreasen visited at BertHansen's Sunday. A number from hem attendedthe picnic at the Colby school Inst Friday.Everyone present had ajolly time and lots of good things £0 eat.Miss Helen Berry came home Saturday, her teaching duties at Schuyler being over for the year. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Blaco were Blair visimrs last Tuesday eve- ning. FOR S I-IOE ANDHARNESS REPAIRS Jack Dempsey consolidated and on May 15 theKennard State Bank wok over the assets and liabilities of the Wuh- ington State Hank as Jabe B.Gibso of Norfolk,president of both anlu,sold his interests to F.w.Thomas, T.L .Davis and C.D.Saunders of Omaha.Mr. Saunders succeeds Mr.Gibson as president of the consolidated banks while Geo.T.Hedelund,cashier and Earl Jenkins, msimnr cashier, will have active management of the bank. BANKSf€0NSOLIDATE[} The Washington scam Bank and family were Sunday evening vis-iton at the parental,Pete J. Christensen home.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Misfeldt and family were Sunday visitorsat the Will Winm-burn home at Elkhorn, Neb.' \ Helen Gotfuh and' friend ofBlair, here Sunday afoernoon vis- itnrs at the Louie Gottsch home.Fred Arp and Johnnie were brlef visitors at the Frank Gasser home Sunday afternoon. Harry Helmdng was a Satur- day morning vislwr at the Frank Gunner home. Frank Gasser and family vidled at the Loula Goreham home Man~ day night to see Lhe new baby. WASHINGTON NEWS Elmer Nielsen spent Saturdaynight with Harold Misfeldt. Reynald Ulmr, Bill Matzen and Hen-nan Rosacker spent Sunday evening with Ben Tietgen. Hrs.Will Vous, Catherine and Alvin and Mrs.Ben Voss,Edna and Lola were wlern at the G. F.Paulsen home Tuesday.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Ramsar drove fo Blair Wednesday.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gradert of Benningmn spent Friday after- noon at the Emil Kruse home. Mr.and Mrs.N.P.Nielsen spent-Tuesday evening at the Chris Sunds home. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jetfersen anddaughter of Omaha, vddted at the W. A. Kerstetwr home Friday.|The Danish Lutheran La dle! Aid met with Mrs. Anna Rasmui- that even Haag Brothers Company has ever built-at the csfounding priqe of $l45.00. Doubtless you are familiar with this orisfocrat of washers-and --f~-» . =*i~:':_ '1 =.»`"V 0 ~ we E 11 "e1l1'~ .~ E. ~ Ze . .» ~ : - » ~/ ~ "~~~~~~.T::~-~------~ -~:>/~,~Q I 9 v i a | had before. Now you can buy ca ,wiihihisbignewsavinginprice, o cc:n't af¥ord ig g have one. he Haag 75 has everything Qhat I "l i l !I Q I-- hcwe. Beauty, efficiency, speed, safety, life-long dependability-all ¢o u M r \ f .Y 1 ~'l{f*i'£ * ~ ;Jm= a. rn I : N033 lunch. Communion service at 2:00 p. Evening servica at 8 o'dock. 250 more new Summer ~1| Dresses arrive at the FashioCenter in Blair and are Placed o sde at $6-991 $6.75, $7.95, $10 »$12.75 ih}si1»ea 11 w 5 Thursday,Friday,sacurdny an Monday.18-1 .l.1 \1 +\r "Q ~ n r "». a fn .4 1 1 ~»~ » ¢ 1 1~w~,~n L\"", \,1 .L r 1 ~'\i p , }\ . .j .1 _ _ n ;.___ _- " No o n e - ll ve a wh o lx mor e a nx- ~ns to he lp y ou,"h e answered. ~as not this the moxnlml. he won- ered.to rink all an d te ll h e r a t kn o wle d g e o f th e p lu tl Th e n , ~ddenly. he c alled to mln d h o w emen ts had use d n dlc tagr uph to ~p those wh o m h e snrpected. emen u mi gh t be lls te nlng n ow.H e listened to her desc r lpuon th e lnle r r le w wlth the s tewa r d . a tri ed to affe c t wr ath a nd ln dlg» ~Lion,b u t ac hieved on ly inartlc -ln te s o u n d ;Cle men ts ha d been gh t l n ns sn rlng h im that d ec ep- o n wo u ld be e asy fo r the rea son vely n Ilnd wa y b elieved ln f xi m. "Irs robb ery !" he dec lared." I l ' | ~heard ot.C a p tn ln H a l le tt - ""He mns t n ot b e to ld of lt." s h e to ne d." l wa n t y o u to p ro mi se A ~ .T ,f ~ \ . ' | ~'N u _1 M l *~ | ¢ § `|~ _,jr »¢ n; IA.~ ~1 'f r ' ~ mm ll < l ( " . ) ¢ " - - . gg; '_l,\_i n ~.» li'| Robbery!" Hs Declared."W IUnheard of. Captain Hallett-" ~e that.Cnn't you see the dangerlettlng hlm know?"Bettlngton llstened to himself, ns . another mn und A stranger, ns-nlug her thnt he was forced to [ree with the wisdom of her ~nrsa"In vlew of the sort of men they "he warned gravely,"yon~ould be very careful.Have you wenpon of a son!""No,Do yo really think theredangerf'"I will lend yon.an nntomntlc.I! . better to take every precaution.":wondered lf his words would he ed to Clements.They could not 1 construed Lula meaning he wnallylng false wllh him.Although ttlngton felt fur Clements nn~mme lonthlng he helleved that.hue the crew were under hls or en,the women would be safe~ere would be money and fem~ - ~e consolation nt the end of the oynge.Az most four days would~e them buck into New York hm-» He looked so long ut Mm Rad~ ~y that her eyes fell before hlse. She could not doubt hls menu-~g.Hs luved her.She felt yur- ~nded by new senses of strength~a security. "I wuuld glvn my llfa for you," a laid ln n low tone. his volee n ttle hunky."No matt how - ~nge my behavior may |1- | believe that."a n word!went to h heart. ~a wu c a n s do ul n fl u com- ~lldon with Mm than the had bm~remerperlenced.No t fa r y um -g m g l u I 4.1 5. .,,., -\.-SLTME 'Tl ~ut 1-l~ 1 " . - » n . .a u v i s s u u y u n u u l l n m u l u g m s u n tM r s .R u d x h a y w a n t s y o u t o k n o w s h e l m ' t g o i n g t o e v a d e p a y i n g t h e r a n s o m . " "'I'hat's good."Clements cried. " W e mu s t a n u n g e so me wa y i n wh ic h It c a n he p ai d thr ou gh y ou . It will he s a te to le t th e m u s a th e wireless.Te ll S a m tha t Gr a u mmn i s to p u t the Ln str ume nt in ord er. 1'd better not be seen near the wire- W A S M a o . Sum looked doubtful whm heard Clements' instructions. "Gr a u mu n ws g o t n t s o me o f th e c ook's rum." he ernlalne d. "and hd:not ln mi 'condition £6 mi nké i with mlwnery, but I-'ll leo lbolltLn .s I|I| \I J | ¢ _ .l :P 0 ° "e@ ~ \|.A m 6 ',~~E v .1 :,~~a Lq ~.~~'|." r :.";~~<~'"=~» -< .~ y _""¥¢i : 1 ' j .|¢\f \ u J'~`4 " ' down the fnrecustle to prove his sobriety.n w o u ld n o t me n mln - me, h e dec lare d. to mak e the neo essnry adjustments. H e had the misfortune to meet the cnptnln face to Jace nn he crossed the deck.ills unsteady step and the odo r ot rum arrened the skipper: atleutlon. '*Yov.\'ve been drlnklug. you nvlne," sn ld Hmmm, g r ip p in g h i s nr m. "I'm not to o dr unk zo hx the wire le n y o ur too l n ep he w c n n' t. " Be ttin g ton n a w th at th er e mi g h t be a dlsnzreeuble sc ene. "Go be1 ow,"he whisp ered to Mrs. Ra d wn y ,"This muy frly hten Mary ." Gr nu mn nn laughed nloud.H e wan stric ken wi th amu sement to th i n k h e h a d f o r d u n d u p e d th is \ deteatable commander.It wanI thebest joke he had ever heard. f e lt gif ted above oflier mé i i wi i li a sense of power.He w a s to o mn o f rebellion an d r u m to be cau- "Th en you could have fixed itlong ag o it yu u'd wanted !oT' "An y time a t all,"Graumnnn boasted, "but I wnnft taking my order!from yon. I wu obeying the man higher up." "So there's A man higher up. u at you take order: from him?" with n comprehénxlve gevtune. "Then yon're A clever fellow." sam Hallett with amlnmu maint."You're cleverer than I n v e y o u aed lt fo r b ein g. eh r'. "You b e t I nm,"Gruumann re- torted enthuxlasllcauy.Th en he laughed aloud."An d you .thlnkyou're boss hem.[ U s n In - L o t a boss you une.Yo u !H u h l" " I t I' m not the boss."Ha lle! ! u i d , wi th a n a lr o f tr u n k ln q n lr y . " w h o l l ? " "! o u k n o w," Gr a u ma n n r e to n e d , vd tn su d de n s us p lc lo u . " y o u k no w d - n we ll wh o ' s th e r e a l n k lp p e r . " Sa m ha d r us h e d d o wn tn s c o m~panlon and lmnlored Clemenux' aid. "For G--d'| sake," be crled. "como md s to p Gr a u mn n n .He 'a d r u n k m d l n l l l l n x : h u m t o H m m . " Ha lle tt lo o k e d a t Cle men ts an d ,»s m -ni p gjrpwn. C0!|H:1\\ad next week) m -T HE E wr z n p n m r .mm, Nebmua, May 22, mo la ff"""""" 'f'°~"~"Flare 8-mu.LL ves an~pod on |visi | ~~a n d | ~rf, Mo. es t o f ~k-end He n r y Ba k e r ~ny a n d Ba ke r' s e d t h e m ~tion. |o n th e eve ni n g d u n ti l ~s very=y h i r . hed th e .hi m o f ove r th a t i s sid eri ng un f a vo r - re tu rn ed here he a h a lf . fri en d, sta y a thiieM r . i m S o r - .H e Ma r c u s o f tw i n r ly a n No r wa y ed d own he Ric h- o f L a r s a t th e Mr , a n i d d a u g h Rolls md sen a n d rs en at- V a c o ma g. Mi s a r y e a r ? ~adn a t S h e wi ll t y e a r . rsen and g a t t h e rsen o f di nn er n h o me :n a n d esta a t i n F r e - d sons the A 1- nta nelle, wa s aat.th e Th u r s - ~eMa r - atte n de d ~aha o n t r . L u n o sto c k :n o f gueans ho me . Ni e ls e n vi si to rs n m a n d a t th e 1 tended a birthday party at th:~ Neuhaus home near Benson evMiss Ein Voss celebrated her eighteenth birthday Sunday by entertaining relatives and friends. Lois LaVonne, daughter of Mr. and M n .Ben Von wa s bnptizw Sunday by Rev.Runye in the Stl ~a Ednantthat Larsen Nielsen The Millinery Stow of Bla ir- Uue Fashion Center offers youeverykhing that is new and smart in I-lam io r Women and Misses priced at $1 fo $6 and Children's, 69c to $2.98.New Hats arrive, Every Week.Select your new hatfor Decoration Day,Now!l t Spring and summer Coats for Women Reduced:Values to $80 marked down w $15.90 in sizes 14 to 48 at the Fashion Center inBlainSaveasmuchasyou spend--buy your New Coat Now! Plenty of Coats to seled;from in su colors.18-lt ningtnn..r. and Mn. Wm. Hansen were c ers at the August Kahnkhome ursday afternoon. Lillian, Clara, Marie and Albert Kahnk visifed at the H. C. Kuhr home Saturday evening and helpedHnrvey celebrate his birthday. My.and Mm J o hn Wxich vin- ited at the Wm. Hansen hame near Bennington Thursday eveningthe occasion being Mrs. Hansen!birthday. Hnrqf Kahnk from Fremoni, and , , ..... ~ 0 oath of d Jens r guests e. RHEUMATIC PAINS ARE PUT To ROUT "For the p u t two years I've had such rheu ` legs at times matic pams xn my that I could hardly v"`~».L'~», z 5* . , *>¢.=:3¥f 1 ~ ,.y ~ M ~f~ 'fu=* W » suaum,o. Porn:' get about.Nearly everything Iateputme i n ''digestion I mxsery wnth ln-bl,was lious and con-stipnwd and it seemed like all my stxexigth and energy were leaving celebrate her birthday in Omaha Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs H. C. Kuhr were Omaha callers Wednesday. Mr. abd Mrs.Julm Wrich andchildren visited at the Mrs. Mary Wrich home Sunday ahemoon. home folks. Mr.and Mrs. Otto Voss and family and Mrs. Anna Wiese and Mrs.Ed Hansen and daughtersand Malvern and1A.lwn Larsen.Mr. and Mrs. George Kuhr and Opal spent Sunday afternoon a'the George Nelson home. v Mr. and Mrs.Herman Rahlis, Evalinu and Laverne helped Har-old Christensen celebrate his birth- *W Sunday sifernoon.Those who \heped him celebrate in the eve- ning were: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kuhr, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Basmussen and sun,Bhd Lloyd and Leroy Kubr.~ Sunday evening guests at the Peter Iverson home were Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rasmussen and Helen, Mr.and Mrs.L.E.Larsen and children. Mr.and Mm.Guy Hinkley of Blair,spent Monday evening a t the H. C. Rasmussen home. Rev. and Mrs.P. J. Reinertsen spent Thursday evening at the H. C. Rasmussen home.Friday afternoon guests o£M.rs.Clemens Williamson were Mes~ domes John Taylor and Richard Nelson. Elaine Fagerquist is having a siege of measles at present. A banquet was held Thursdayeverang at the Art Pullen home, honoring the ninth and tenth graders.The parentsand teacherswerealsopresent.One pupil, Miss Norma Dickmeyer and herParents were unable to come asshe was ill with measles A deli- cious threecourse dinner, menu as follows,was served:fruit cock~ tail,mashed potatoes,creamed chicken, pickles, olives, escslloped com, brink ice cream, angel [ood cake and coffee.A program also singing and some speeches wereenjoyed Mis lenora Gnuoe grad~ usted from the tenth grade.ln all there were 36 guests. The young peoples meeting wus held Tuesday evening at the Ed Newkirk home.Bisbee school closed Friday with s picnic dinner, as dd also the Lin<.~oln school. Mr. and Mrs.Henry Rasmussenspent Sunday evening at the Alfred Skov home. Miss Violet Pullen entertained a number of friends Sunday alter-noozi a t a birthday party.A dainty luncheon consisting of sand wiches,jello and ice cream was enjoyed by her guests. Mrua nd Mrs.Ray Fagerquist and daughters were Sunday guestsattheparental,Fred Fagerquist home in Valley. Mrs.Fred Dickrneyer was a Wednesday afternoon visitor a t the Boone Newkirk home.Wictor Johnson and Ieonard Nelson were Sunday dinner guests at the H. C. Rasmussen home.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dlckmeyer and family spent Sunday evening at the Fred Dickmeyer home.Lloyd and Leroy Kuhr and Freddie Wulf spent Saturday evening at the I-Inns Je-rsen, Jr.home in Blair.James Larsen of Blair, was sSunday dinner guest of Edward Newkirk.Raymond Larsen,Edward and Raymond Newkirk attended a show i n Fremont Sunday eve- ning. me.I !M was ever a man that leit like he had been made over, I do since I :matted Sargon. I have a hearty nppetiie,never have the least Uuuble with in- dlgesrtion,the rheumatic pains have entirely disppeared and my whole system is built up and The Millinery Store of Bla ir- the Fashion Center offers you everything um is new and smart in Hats for Women md m x y u priced at su to $6 and Childrvn'a, 69:to $2.98.New Hats arrive, Mg' W e e k.Select your new hat for eeoration Day, Nnwl lt. PEACEFUL HILL aPenQef`ul Hill school closed ~ strengthened. "Sargon Pills regulated m liver and bowels so perfectly um I'm entirely tree of the purgad habit."-Samuel 0.Pope,822 N.16th St., Omaha, well kno~ retired business man.' The Stewart Phamgacy, Agwn ~'i =""` ___ < ~ : *\ "": :4 v ~ ~~42 (l ~~~ ~' m f / ¢': ,~° o ' .;1_~ __`_ _o ' 4 '" 0 u a *9 HERMAN NEWS J. M. Brewster has improved his teddcnce by treating it to a coat olsnalnt.r. and Mrs. G. E. Stanley, Mr. "und Mrs. Floyd Loftis and Mr. and Mrs.Ross Deets of Blair, HarryBentley ol Omaha, and Mrs. John Sutton of Grand Isllllld attendedthe graduating exercises Thursday evening.Mrs. Hughes left Thursday for Wayne, Nob. where she will spend the summer with her daughter and family while Miss Kathryn is in Qalifornia A baby daughter was born w Mr. a nd Mrs Ed Valder of nearTekamah, Saturday, May 10.MrsJlalder will be remembered as Miss Bath Chamberlain. Mrs. J. M. West retumed homeMondayfromBlairwhereshe spent several days caring for sich folks.She is now caring for Mrs. Ed Harrison and the new baby.Dr.,and Mrs. A.1.Cameron were i n Lincoln last Wednesdaywherethefarmerattendedthe Medical Asaotiation convention. The Oscar Davis family have moved back w Herman fromOmaha and are living with Mrs. Davis'father,Sam Belville and her sister, Miss Cosrna.The Ladies' Aid me t a t thé brick hull Wednesday afternoon for quilting.A good crowd at- tended the meeting.Mrs.Peter Dischner visited friends at Columbus,Neb.,her former home, last week.Mis: Margaret Kroese and MissKathryn Hughes of the high school faculty,left Fdday for Berkley, Calif.,where they will attendschool during the summer.School begins June 2.Mrs.H.B.Cameron attended the P.E.O.district convention at Pawnee City, Neb., last week. While there she was a guest at the Rev. T. J. Reese home.Alter spending the past ninedays visiting their sister, Mrs, D.Buch mid their son, Otto, Mr.and Mm Ha rry Larson left Thursday for Chicago.Tyson and Im-ig last week had .1 new awning-put up over their office building.They completed the improvements they have been.making by having the front of the building painted. Miss Gussie Jones ol Omaha, spent a few days visiting her sis- ter, Mra Earl French.On Satur- day she left for the state of Wash lngton to visit her maternal grand~ mother.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Fitch of Dmaha, announce the arrival ol aline baby boy Saturday, May 17, at the Covenant hospital.He hasbeen named Donald Lee. The Buch family are enjoying an eight-tube electric Atwater Kentradio,a gi ft from her brother, Harry Larsen.M n .Hattie 'Dreet expects to rehxra tn Herman soon followinga year's stay in California.She will arrive in Omaha next Sunday, May 25.Mr.and Mrs.EverettHlmes and ehildren will meet her thereMrs.John Sutton came from Beatrice for the graduating exer- cises.Her sister, Miss June West was a member oi the class.Mr. Sutton came Saturday and they returned home Sunday.Members of the senior class drove w Blair Tuesday and had their class picture in their caps and gowns.-'- ~Mrs. Wm. Adams is staying at the Ed Valder home,curing for Mrs. Volderand the new baby. Following the close of school, the out of lawn teschers left fortheir homes.Miss Mildred Coul- ter to Auburn, Neb., Miss Leona R.aver,~Blair;Miss Andersen, Te-kamah;Miss Kroese and Miss Hughes at school at Berkely, Cal., Marcus Kroger to Wayne.All of the teachers will retnm next yearexoept Miss Eledyce Godsey andhks. Andersen.' / Mr. and Li ra H y Cooper andfamily,spent Sundg' as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rasmussen.Miss Ann Petersen of Omaha, .spent the weekend at the Dr. A. J. Cameron home.Rev. T. J. Reese of Pawnee City,Neb., gave a fine address here on Thursday evoning, May 15 when a class of thirteen were graduated from the Herman high school. \Taking for his subject "The Seven Elements of Education",Rev. Dagmar Olson,m i m e by m l mother, Mrs. Ed Olson entertained exercises lest Thursday evening, the 0 .E.s.did not hold theirat a di nner at her home for tif-i reguhr meeting tht e vwinz- feen young lolks all fellow stud-ents a t Dann éollege at Bllir. The crowd was a wry congenial one, all being away from home at- tending school and appreciatedthe favor very much.Follawing din- ner they enjoyed games un 'neareleven o'clock when they returned tn Blair.The guests were MissesEsther Jensen, Marie Siert, Elsie Jensen, Fmnces Mortensen, Ethel Fogdahl,Evelyn Hansen,EdnaBondo. Irma Madsen, Will Larsen, Van Johnson, Erwin Bondo, Geo. Robertsen,Emil Petersen,Jens Miller and Paul Bondn. Ivan Rutledge of Omaha, spent the weekend..with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Rutledge. The Herman schools closed Fri- day,May 16 with an all school picnic in Tourist Park.The :nom- ing session of school was called and the pupils were dismissed at 10:30.The weather was exrreme- ly cold but a In number of pat,-rons attended ' g d stayed long enough lor a picnic dinner. There was an abundance of good thingsto eat and the dim-in furnished plenty of ice cream for all.There were games and races and in theafternoonacoupleofbaseball games between the sophomores, treshies,juniors and seniors,alltaking place in the ball park. George w. Rose aged G8 years, died wry suddenly at Omaha on Thursday, May 15.The remains were taken to Blair Sunday forservices and interment.Deceased was a resident here for n numberofyears when he worked at his profession that of barber and w lmown as "Barber Rose".Mr.and Mrs.Bert Cooper of Tekamsh, were entertained at di ner at the O .L.Hilsinger ho Sunday.,Miss Margaret McConnnha,A trained nurse ol Omaha, la visiting at her home near here. Rev. C. C. Norlln drove to Lin- coln last week and spent a few days with his parents. Chas. Metzler is reported very ill at his home in Teknmah.Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barge of Omaha, were week-end guests at the A. W, Barge home. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cooper en~ joyed a !ried,chlcken dinner Sun-day at the home of their daugh- ter, Mrs. J. T. Fitch. Mrs.Pilcher of Blair, is look- ing after the household duties attheSkinnerhomewhileMrs. Skinner ls on the Gold Star Pil- grlnmse to France.Gor on Lowe is feeling some- what relieved at present.On Sab-urday Dr.Cameron removed the east to the hip.Earlier in the week it had been removed below the knee.I n about ten days hewill go to Omaha and the rest will be removed and he will be Put in a jacket for a time. Mrs, Chris Truhlnen, who went Last week w Hastings zo attend Grand chapier of the O. E. S. had the misfortune to lose her travel-ing bag containing het clothing. She went from Omaha. m a carwith frienk and the bag loqt off the side of the car.Mr. and Mrs. Howard Martin of Omaha, were among the guests at a family dinner at the home of his brother, Fred Martin Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.Howard Mai-tin of east of town, were also present. There was d fair-sized crowdpresent at the annual alumni re- ception held at the Legion hall on Saturday ewning,May 17.Amoving picwre with readings and musical numbers made up a pro- lzram,Following the program ge- l l Rev.c . c .No ri i n. mm Mary Wray,Miss Mildred Codber and Roy Wakefield attended the Ep- worth League Rally and banquet at Fremont Saturday evening. Bert Lowe, who has been su!- iedng with lumbago ls better and lable to be out again. E Spring and summer Coats for.Women Reduced:Values to $30 marked down to $15.90 in sizes 14 to 4s at the Fashion Center in Blair-Save as much as you.spend-buy your New Coat Now! 'Plenty of Coats to select from in all colors.18-lt I¢M¢cAn'rnY ANDLONG' CREEK The usual annual picnic was held at the McCarthy school house last Friday,closing a successful ienn of school.At the noon hour teachets, pupils and patrons enjoy- ed a bountiful picnic dinner (ol- lowed by ice cream and cake.The teachers, Miss Sena Bertelsen and Miss Edith Warrick have been elected to teach again the coming year.Chester Aronson and family of Rose Hill, called Sunday at. the Will McDonald and John Aronson homes.Mrs.Agnes Long and Norma, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Weston bong, spent Thursday afternoon nt the John Aronson home; August Johnson is assisting John Sully with funn work this week.Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Rasenbalm nd Mr.and Mrs.Peter Jensenvisited Friday evening at the Or- ville Humston home.Miss Esther Rasmussen of Blair was a weekend guest at the par~ mal, Rev. A. Rasmussen home. Mr. und Mrs. Walter Novak en- foyed n visit Sunday from the ntter's parents,Mr.and Mrs. Fritz Knudsen and daughter, Laura of Onun.Miss Christina Rasmussen spentlast Thursday and Friday at Lin~ coln visiting friends.Mrs, Carolina Ornstead of Oma- ha, returned home Monday after a two weeks visit at the home f her sister, Mrs. Onrille Hums n a nd family.Mr.and Mrs.Ted Hansen of Blair were Sunday dinner guests at the parental,Rudolph Hansen home.Mr.and Mrs. Henry Wulbern and daughter,Margaret,spent Sunday in Blair ut the Chris Paul- sen home.Other guats at thePaulsen home were:5Mrs.Lillian Paulsen of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Pewr Bohn and Mr. a nd Mrs. Leonard Axfell. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kuhl and children visiied Sunday evening at the Henry Wulbem home. The Mllllnery Store ol Bla h the Fashion Center offers you everything that is new and smart in Hats for Women and Missesriced at $1 to $6 and Chlldren's,l691:to $238.New Hats arrive,\ Every Week.Select your new har; for Decoration Day, Now!l t nn soro Hocus Miss Frances Mullin and Miss Myrtle Padson are planning a` school picnic for Tuesday, May 208 Mr.and Mrs.Hans Jorgensen were evening dinner guests at the home of Mrs.Elizabeth Cawelinl . Sunday.,....l were back visiting relat friends ln Herman, st/o| their way back home an Mr.and M m Henry B4 family Tuesday.Kenneth West of Rock] and sister,Miss Stella Omaha, visited over the ' with their mother, Mrs. Baker. Mr.and Mrs.Henrydrove to Hennan Saturi visited relatives.a k a daughter, Alice a¢Compnn home for her summer vac Z. T. Leftwich came u] six o'clock bus Saturday from Omaha and staye Sunday evening.He wxwellpleasedwiththe\Gustin ami sons had ru; oem planting on his for Gustin has a good standseventy-five acres of corn up and doing nicely, col the cool,rainy weather, able for corn. O R U M B R I E F Raknvadd Richoldsén Monday from Norway w had been for a year am He was accompanied by 1ErickRolland,who will the Lars Holland home w Richoldsen works at the Jensen home,south of BL reports that Mr. and Mrs. Richoldsen are parentsboys.Marcus was fonn Onun boy but returned towhere he married and sen] on a farm of his own.T oldsen boys are nephews Rolland. Sunday dinner guest! Martin Larsen home were Mrs. Hayes Rosenbalm an ters of Blair, and GustaveMr. and Mrs.Ed Han dau hters and Malvern Latencfedthe program at school house Friday eveni Meta Hansen finished he work there and will rex home during the summer. teach in Bisbee school ne Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ls Alton spent Friday evenin Lars Rolland home. Rev. and Mrs. Knud 1. Kennard were Sunday guests at the Chris BeruxMr.and Mrs.Ed Han daughters were Sunday g the Peter Hansen homemont.` Mrs.Chris Benson an spentThursday evening atbert Jensen home near Fo Miss Nena AndersenTuesdayafternoonguestChris Larsen home and | day afternoon guest at t tin Larsen home. Mr a Martin Larsen the World Theatre in OxTuesday afternoon while 1 sen and Alton visited tl Mr.and Mrs.Jim L1 Blair, were Sunday dinneat the Rudolph Andreason Mx.and Mrs.Peter were Wednesday evening at the Peter Thomson ho Thursday evening visitors Gotlieb Stork homeMissViola Nelson was day aftemoon guest of Mi Hansen.Miss Ednl Bpleveninga t the Martin home. Mr.and Mr a Pemr were Sunday dinner guest Hana Knutsen home.s Blair., Mrs.Mamie Shearer a Iverson were Sunday dinm at/the Jens Sorensen hom..___,...__._.__... Presents NEW Washer v The Flnm 1WaalxlBui lz ;, The G o v um Muni -Mo to r represent! f,A eonvmient B168 mmf. a md -° a = - f »B o n h - tmd o n m a m = - ~ ° ~ » - 1 - » = : ; = : : ; emanmakafur the woman U0 S vverm. Yo u r NmWuiliiiifec : W r i t e u m h | N l W annh l .I H: d n e n i |elllt|df.dun'¢hqHe.n w me a v n - ma m y u\\'ll anamln. T U N E I Nm l --_» F T E R building the washer that for seven consecutive years held world leadership ...a waa he r tha tmo re tha n a mi lli o n and a half women in city and funn ho chose inpreference toall odxcrs . . . after .2'§?m;.., the outstanding washer developmmta of all time, Ma yta g geni us pre se nts a NEW Ma yta g-e ,500.000 product,cxcelling all pr e v i o u l chievemcnta. an Mnhl Rnd-lo PauumaN.l»E..."aqua!!MoN'f§»\Y Bvanlqr ¢.oou:r.e»mc.s.nxsu.-r. 5»00P.T»w 1 N Y» &.¢ § v . . _ : ' t § 51 . Paul ww~ ': <'s ':;- - x v q gxS d u- s ' f ' = . - ° - : = ~ g < g , \ -A n . r ' | g . u » d 4 . 4 s u n k . xmn latest Maytag gves you a NEW roller ater remover with enclosed positive-action, utomatic drain; a NEW one-piece cast-alumi~ um tub; a NEW quie t, lifeti me, oi l-packed 've. and manv other notabie new fmtux-¢=_ Fw bona QD|muamy. anz..~f:.e:~a.."~ 1 -' " " " 'naw.TI IE M AY TAG CO MP ANY,Ne wto n , Io wa nz-ao lumda dli il Farnberg Hardware Co Blair, Neb., Phone 198 Fallers Appliance Co 224 5East 6th St.,Fremont,Neb. Phone 179! Ernest Kubie Local R aresentativesD. E. Hardy Phone 285 .forabove Dealers Phone Red ~ fllunzinum'll)aslu'r' Boys - - -Girlsgram,..~1 .~»;,-freshman!!were served in the dining room.The officers elected for the coming year ue: president, Mrs, A-H.Lowa;vice-president, Harold Hancock;secretary,Ar-wiida Lowe;treasurer,Wayne Loftis.Miss Douise Larson last weekgompleted :L successful year's work teaching in the high school ut Laurel, Neh. and returned Sunday to spend her summer vacation at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McConnahaareenjoyingavisitfromtheir son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. "Red" Mullonnnha, who arehere from Missouri.. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mattson nt- tended the graduating exercises Thursday evening, their daughter The Homestead school east of here,closed a successful yeur'sworkFriday.Miss Mabel DavisofCraig, has been re-elected for next year.On accouunt of the graduating a short program and a picnic am- ner.-1 »-.~¢§P-K Marvin Wieae, five year old soil of Mr.and Mrs.Rudolph Wiese, Jr., passed away Sunday afternoonat three o'clock.He was very sick for almost three months this win- ter but was getting well andstmng again, able to play, when he took suddenly very ill Sunday morning.We extend heanfelt sympathy to the bereaved family. Mt. and Mrs. Henry \Ki\iep, Miss Evelyn Knowlton,Mabel Kniep and Marjorie Kuhr attended the Senior class play in Blair Friday evening.Mr.and Mrs.John Wrich at- Mr. and Mrs.Andrew Johnson and Hrs.Victor Johnson and Phyllis were Sunday evening guests at the Peter Nielsen home. The Danish Ladies Aid met on Tuesday afternoon at the Henry Rasmussen home, with an attend-ance of 14 members and the fol- lowing guests:Mezdnmes A nPullen,Peter Thomson,Alfred Skov, Knud Larsen and Ray Fag-erqudst also Misses Helen and Opia Lee Newldrk.Mrs.Arthur Andersen will be the June hostess. Mrs.Mamie Shearer entertain- ed her brother, C. F. Kelkier andMrs.Kellner of St.Francis, Kansa, Thursday and Friday.Saiurday evening visitors at the H. C. Larsen home were Mr. and lted at the Henry Baker home on Tuesday_o! last week. The prospect for a bumper wheat crop in this vicinity was never bemer, as it seems this coolrainyweatherisjustwhatthe wheat needs.¢Mrs.Pick of Omaha,visiwd here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gustin of Cunning City,visited at the Dave Gustin home.I Mrs. Hans Jorgensen visited theHenry Jargensenffamlly in Nash- ville vicinity Tuesday ol the pastweek. Miss Elizabeth Cachelin vlsilad at the home of _hen brother,Ed Wednesday. Mn. Ted Klahunde drove down from Blpir and spent die day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hinellne here, Wednesday.'Mr.and Mrs.Ray Morton and Carl Morwn and daughter,Opal of Long Beach,California,who \~.\,.`' |.l -" *..~-lli»W ~Q1 m-.»~u..UpsfaIrs__,d ,_..Q , /i l l s :- n h l -I I/ 1'.wan ~~ " o m l s I o n l § |° " ' ? ' r l 1 > T? " f 2 'g h a d 8 1 1 .»- ry .O ~*E x t e n s i o n f ~°~\»\ - »¢ | r gram,..~1 .~»;,-freshman!!were served in the dining room.The officers elected for the coming year ue: president, Mrs, A-H.Lowa;vice-president, Harold Hancock;secretary,Ar-wiida Lowe;treasurer,Wayne Loftis.Miss Douise Larson last weekgompleted :L successful year's work teaching in the high school ut Laurel, Neh. and returned Sunday to spend her summer vacation at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McConnahaareenjoyingavisitfromtheir son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. "Red" Mullonnnha, who arehere from Missouri.. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mattson nt- tended the graduating exercises Thursday evening, their daughter The Homestead school east of here,closed a successful yeur'sworkFriday.Miss Mabel DavisofCraig, has been re-elected for next year.On accouunt of the graduating a short program and a picnic am- ner.-1 »-.~¢§P-K Marvin Wieae, five year old soil of Mr.and Mrs.Rudolph Wiese, Jr., passed away Sunday afternoonat three o'clock.He was very sick for almost three months this win- ter but was getting well andstmng again, able to play, when he took suddenly very ill Sunday morning.We extend heanfelt sympathy to the bereaved family. Mt. and Mrs. Henry \Ki\iep, Miss Evelyn Knowlton,Mabel Kniep and Marjorie Kuhr attended the Senior class play in Blair Friday evening.Mr.and Mrs.John Wrich at- Mr. and Mrs.Andrew Johnson and Hrs.Victor Johnson and Phyllis were Sunday evening guests at the Peter Nielsen home. The Danish Ladies Aid met on Tuesday afternoon at the Henry Rasmussen home, with an attend-ance of 14 members and the fol- lowing guests:Mezdnmes A nPullen,Peter Thomson,Alfred Skov, Knud Larsen and Ray Fag-erqudst also Misses Helen and Opia Lee Newldrk.Mrs.Arthur Andersen will be the June hostess. Mrs.Mamie Shearer entertain- ed her brother, C. F. Kelkier andMrs.Kellner of St.Francis, Kansa, Thursday and Friday.Saiurday evening visitors at the H. C. Larsen home were Mr. and lted at the Henry Baker home on Tuesday_o! last week. The prospect for a bumper wheat crop in this vicinity was never bemer, as it seems this coolrainyweatherisjustwhatthe wheat needs.¢Mrs.Pick of Omaha,visiwd here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gustin of Cunning City,visited at the Dave Gustin home.I Mrs. Hans Jorgensen visited theHenry Jargensenffamlly in Nash- ville vicinity Tuesday ol the pastweek. Miss Elizabeth Cachelin vlsilad at the home of _hen brother,Ed Wednesday. Mn. Ted Klahunde drove down from Blpir and spent die day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hinellne here, Wednesday.'Mr.and Mrs.Ray Morton and Carl Morwn and daughter,Opal of Long Beach,California,who \~.\,.`' |.l -" *..~-lli»W ~Q1 m-.»~u..UpsfaIrs__,d ,_..Q , /i l l s :- n h l -I I/ 1'.wan ~~ " o m l s I o n l § |° " ' ? ' r l 1 > T? " f 2 'g h a d 8 1 1 .»- ry .O ~*E x t e n s i o n f ~°~\»\ - »¢ | r gram,..~1 .~»;,-freshman!!were served in the dining room.The officers elected for the coming year ue: president, Mrs, A-H.Lowa;vice-president, Harold Hancock;secretary,Ar-wiida Lowe;treasurer,Wayne Loftis.Miss Douise Larson last weekgompleted :L successful year's work teaching in the high school ut Laurel, Neh. and returned Sunday to spend her summer vacation at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McConnahaareenjoyingavisitfromtheir son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. "Red" Mullonnnha, who arehere from Missouri.. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mattson nt- tended the graduating exercises Thursday evening, their daughter The Homestead school east of here,closed a successful yeur'sworkFriday.Miss Mabel DavisofCraig, has been re-elected for next year.On accouunt of the graduating a short program and a picnic am- ner.-1 »-.~¢§P-K Marvin Wieae, five year old soil of Mr.and Mrs.Rudolph Wiese, Jr., passed away Sunday afternoonat three o'clock.He was very sick for almost three months this win- ter but was getting well andstmng again, able to play, when he took suddenly very ill Sunday morning.We extend heanfelt sympathy to the bereaved family. Mt. and Mrs. Henry \Ki\iep, Miss Evelyn Knowlton,Mabel Kniep and Marjorie Kuhr attended the Senior class play in Blair Friday evening.Mr.and Mrs.John Wrich at- Mr. and Mrs.Andrew Johnson and Hrs.Victor Johnson and Phyllis were Sunday evening guests at the Peter Nielsen home. The Danish Ladies Aid met on Tuesday afternoon at the Henry Rasmussen home, with an attend-ance of 14 members and the fol- lowing guests:Mezdnmes A nPullen,Peter Thomson,Alfred Skov, Knud Larsen and Ray Fag-erqudst also Misses Helen and Opia Lee Newldrk.Mrs.Arthur Andersen will be the June hostess. Mrs.Mamie Shearer entertain- ed her brother, C. F. Kelkier andMrs.Kellner of St.Francis, Kansa, Thursday and Friday.Saiurday evening visitors at the H. C. Larsen home were Mr. and lted at the Henry Baker home on Tuesday_o! last week. The prospect for a bumper wheat crop in this vicinity was never bemer, as it seems this coolrainyweatherisjustwhatthe wheat needs.¢Mrs.Pick of Omaha,visiwd here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gustin of Cunning City,visited at the Dave Gustin home.I Mrs. Hans Jorgensen visited theHenry Jargensenffamlly in Nash- ville vicinity Tuesday ol the pastweek. Miss Elizabeth Cachelin vlsilad at the home of _hen brother,Ed Wednesday. Mn. Ted Klahunde drove down from Blpir and spent die day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hinellne here, Wednesday.'Mr.and Mrs.Ray Morton and Carl Morwn and daughter,Opal of Long Beach,California,who \~.\,.`' |.l -" *..~-lli»W ~Q1 m-.»~u..UpsfaIrs__,d ,_..Q , /i l l s :- n h l -I I/ ' e m ~ 2,h a d a h ' 1 1 __._O % E x t e n s i o n ~\N , | r DON'T MISS THIS ~PAIRS OF STILT S ~ Regular price $1.00 per pair Given Away for Solving Our New SLOGAN Reese desribed these as Truth, Memory, Sacrifice, Obedience, Pow er, Beauty and Life itself, giving.splendid iiiustrations of each. Tak- ing the class in-otto "Tonight We Launch, Where Will We Anchor" he left the thought that where thav launched denended on them. \~.\,.`' |.l -" *..~-lli»W ~Q1 m-.»~u..UpsfaIrs__,d ,_..Q , Spell out correctly these three words, the first and last letters of each word being correct 'as given.CESTROUY SECIVRE QTUIALY NOTE:All answers must be in on or before May 26th.The first 25 correct answers received will draw the :tilts in order, one pair only to one person. Correct answas over 25 and above will entitle applicant to an ice aeam soda, one soda only to one person, BLAIR DRUG coo / 5 ./isQ Q F '! 3@ ' .2 l;i |'E ~ 1 | | 1 ~x ~ /`-QE ~ =~;° ,"' ! i f ~ I'' »~('zb f n _, -» ' ~~ ,\~ ' g 1 » f i i ' ! 1 @ l § " ' <2 ' E } ! ' " j | 1 * l § § e = .A D L .~~ A n E xt e n s i o zC o s t s B u t a Fe w C e n t s a D a s Blair Telgphone Company I gram,..~1 .~»;,-freshman!!were served in the dining room.The officers elected for the coming year ue: president, Mrs, A-H.Lowa;vice-president, Harold Hancock;secretary,Ar-wiida Lowe;treasurer,Wayne Loftis.Miss Douise Larson last weekgompleted :L successful year's work teaching in the high school ut Laurel, Neh. and returned Sunday to spend her summer vacation at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McConnahaareenjoyingavisitfromtheir son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. "Red" Mullonnnha, who arehere from Missouri.. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mattson nt- tended the graduating exercises Thursday evening, their daughter The Homestead school east of here,closed a successful yeur'sworkFriday.Miss Mabel DavisofCraig, has been re-elected for next year.On accouunt of the graduating a short program and a picnic am- ner.-1 »-.~¢§P-K Marvin Wieae, five year old soil of Mr.and Mrs.Rudolph Wiese, Jr., passed away Sunday afternoonat three o'clock.He was very sick for almost three months this win- ter but was getting well andstmng again, able to play, when he took suddenly very ill Sunday morning.We extend heanfelt sympathy to the bereaved family. Mt. and Mrs. Henry \Ki\iep, Miss Evelyn Knowlton,Mabel Kniep and Marjorie Kuhr attended the Senior class play in Blair Friday evening.Mr.and Mrs.John Wrich at- Mr. and Mrs.Andrew Johnson and Hrs.Victor Johnson and Phyllis were Sunday evening guests at the Peter Nielsen home. The Danish Ladies Aid met on Tuesday afternoon at the Henry Rasmussen home, with an attend-ance of 14 members and the fol- lowing guests:Mezdnmes A nPullen,Peter Thomson,Alfred Skov, Knud Larsen and Ray Fag-erqudst also Misses Helen and Opia Lee Newldrk.Mrs.Arthur Andersen will be the June hostess. Mrs.Mamie Shearer entertain- ed her brother, C. F. Kelkier andMrs.Kellner of St.Francis, Kansa, Thursday and Friday.Saiurday evening visitors at the H. C. Larsen home were Mr. and lted at the Henry Baker home on Tuesday_o! last week. The prospect for a bumper wheat crop in this vicinity was never bemer, as it seems this coolrainyweatherisjustwhatthe wheat needs.¢Mrs.Pick of Omaha,visiwd here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gustin of Cunning City,visited at the Dave Gustin home.I Mrs. Hans Jorgensen visited theHenry Jargensenffamlly in Nash- ville vicinity Tuesday ol the pastweek. Miss Elizabeth Cachelin vlsilad at the home of _hen brother,Ed Wednesday. Mn. Ted Klahunde drove down from Blpir and spent die day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hinellne here, Wednesday.'Mr.and Mrs.Ray Morton and Carl Morwn and daughter,Opal of Long Beach,California,who \~.\,.`' |.l -" *..~-lli»W ~Q1 m-.»~u..UpsfaIrs__,d ,_..Q , /i l l s :- n h l -I I/ ' e m ~ 2,h a d a h ' 1 1 __._O % E x t e n s i o n ~\N , | r Rev.C. C.Norlin, pastor of the' Methodist church gave Lhe invoca- tion and Rev. ,Richmond of the Baptist church, the benedictiun. Miss Ramona Crumbaugh playedthemarches.Mies Qlrla Brwejter rendered n piano solo, Miss June West, Miss Roma Miller and Miss Iris Brewster gave a vocal num-'ber.Miss oma Miller gave the .salutawry d Roland 'Wachter was valedic rian.Supt.F.B.Shrader presented the class to Dr. A. J. Cameron who gave them their diplomas and Supt.. Shrader gave the scholarship to Roland Wachter.Miss Roma Miller was du awarded a scholarship.Sev- eral of the :lass are planning tocontinuetheir.achool_ork.Thestage dec/eration! werjlattractive, royal blue and white being usedand the class in caps and gowns made a very pretty picture.The graduates are: June West, Roma Miller, his Brewster, Beulah Har- rison,Marie Mattson,MarianTrlplett, Marion Reid, Heien Pet- ersen,Kathryn leach,Roland Wachm-, Robert Skinner. HowardEnger, Harold E. McKercher. Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Richmond gd Mr; ~ L . Sulli van we re en~ a supper avthehome 'hzeaday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ben West. visited Sunday at the Al Tram home inOmaha, while in the city they!called at the Covenant hospital bu Mrs.H. B. Figh and the new Inst Wednelday evening, Hina _= _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _== =_=. _e . / ',i 4/;°'\\ <»=»/I~~ ~~/ / _,p \ A Tank Full of Marathon Ethyl Gasoline . . . . w i l l s u rp ri s e / yo u .L e t yo u r t a nr u n l o w a n d t h e n f | | | u p w i t h m . . 5 \ ' at ha n E t hyl . W he n t he ord in a ry ga s In yo ur c arbu ra to r ls c on su m e d iu st n o t i c e h o w yo u r m o t o r p e p s u p .. .. Yo u ' | I l i k e M a ra t h o n E t h y l a n d 4. us e l t re g u l a rl y Marathon Filling Station A j u . . . ; . _4\_. Blair, Nebraska, May 22, 1930 ~eafs frolic when new songs and dances and clever surprises for the youngsters will be presented. She hopes to increase the size of herlzlass and has many clever thingrin swre for this s\xmmer'l studied bythe Nebraska Experl- Wqatinghouse Elect ment nation and reported in Sta- C.WSF.Coal Com hon Bulletin Nu. 288:C & N. W R.R. Co42 stxll do all their baking.1;-mg T1,°}nps.m 92 do all or part uf their baking. Neptune Meter Co. . ..»~. ORDINANCE N0.482 same in proper working order shall be regarded as a violation *W Ordinance to Prevent Smp- of this ordinance.The Sewer unio n, MEMORIAL SERVICE The annual Union Memorial Service will be held next Sunday moming, May 25th, at 1 o'cJomk, at tha B. F. D. hall.All the reef a good rating when the state fire inspector visits our city nun. week. L . W . u m , 18~1t Chief of Polim. " f n . L d - . .: u l t u u n n u n n u $ 4 . n1 o . s 5 '' " i uc u. ¢:l u lvlIID l u n l u u u .mu 5 2 _ 5 5 p r e s s o u r s i n b e r e a p p r e c i a t i o n o f 2550glthe manyacts of kindness shown 9.15 us during the illness and death of 6~00our mother. ~.u 1 .1 1 A i l Dc'Wnlh Packs and other BuildI.n¢sherei:\bcfcre required. for !§}r.1.|v vrurlc.mem.; w mu ~.v...mw.....»<...-ww._ILE SUCCESS vited to unife in this :ervice o1'63 can all theirfruit.?f?$'"N§§$§L'§ "I, __._ISITORS FROM CALIFORNIA commemoration and tribute to our\99 can all or pan. of their fruit. Ed Ravel' t1 llCo nn e c ted wi th th e S ewe r S y n te r n; |Se c tio n 5.A n y p e r w m f i r m o r n ln vln n Qneunv Pnnnnnéinnu i n annnnlnHn...'Uinll1il1d HDV M th e §J';.;a ":'§.£"""*;',;;.'i".15 ;?'°'"°:.'.;:" .;f'§.i"'.or smh ~ mm Ngguuw- failingto wpvg vrigany org" W Y u.v.M M U )mterans, present and departed.|44 can all théir vegetables.}{_ J Grimm~ §'r,qS§ _ Pl |Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Christensen The under ol service will be u|92 can all or part ol vegetables.E. .uf Brumbauzl'l my~u v l u u c x l s . r t l l u i z a n v n G n u ;A a n 4 . 5 5 O v e A n d e r s o n a n d f a m i l y xnru" proven w ne a S"""' sue-' '1 f 11 :s-1 h b bcher all the!ment.1 -'cess in every WUY-The players ~""" 'i3"'"§f" w}:im4°n éloilifm 'BG =,§Zi¢,",," or pan ofrmeat.~§`§~,'f§'f'° were greeted by one of "';§='=~ I; H;d;;v;fn§~m|;fnCaH;-5°Hymn,"Faith of Our Fathers"Howqd Sublett st cm ds that atten d a _I ~#~-_~t g, .,,,,..f:.°; in ~drovg ~~»».gegxrlksen is a ia-22" R°f"¥"¥';,§?T';"",s;.H°.`l'E opuxcu, Pnocsanmcs g1m.ggrmx¢1m¢ 27.8037.05 12.80 8.20 Theodore Anderson and fnmily! Spring and summer Coat:for41.60'Women Reduced:Values `!9o $80 25.6035.85 8.45 marked down w $15.90 in sizes 14 Go 48 at the Fashion Center m ,Blah--Save as much as youspend-~huy your NewCoat Nov!s.4oIPlemy of Coats to select from in \ aeaanat"1'0V1Cllllg mr u|.scun~|p1'0v1sl0ns 01 uuu u lw fmnecfing the Same from the Sewer notice tu do so shall have been System until Such Catch Bwna given as hereinbefore prnvlded, or are Installed:Providing for In- failing, neglecting or refusing to 13apeftionofSuchBsdldingsand Catch Basins and Providing Pen-.nltlea for Violations ol Such O'rd~ ilu-Ma BE IT ORDAINED, by the May. o r and City uncll ol the City of Bldr, Neb aska.Section 1.hat all public gar- abey the orders of the SewerCommiaaioner in regard to keeping auch catch basins in proper work- ing order and condition, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall fined in any sum not less thanbe'Five Dollars nor more than Filty 1- \- | |. . ». . "Smiling Thru" was one of the heaviest plays ever sponsored by a Senior class.However, the Class of 1930 were able to "put i t across" with gnat success.Every member played his or her part well.Some of the acting would have '=°°~;= aedit to professional cousin of Mr.Christensen and their last visit was when Mr. and Mra Chriawnsen were i n Calif. nrnin some four yearn ago. The Henriksms drove in by the southern route going through New Mexico, Arizona, Texan, Oklahoma and Missouri. rruy w - - -Announmmen Male Quartet Memorial Se! Hymn, "My ( Benedlction - Reoessional. At the con the wnzrvsv J ess w attss - f f " » . » | » a . ~(C o n d n u e d f r o m p a g e f o u r )| J ames Ma c h a me l te, "Remembered acer' |Zena Evans ? " ° " " " ° " . " ' " " g ° "s u t 'nh s i 11 h mm; and Ransom Millerf0U3\u'Y» 'Tm of Thee!!._ Ff'....§'§' Nd? 1 £15 .. Fai... .........,... .`fnhn (furna- Rev. A. F. Newelll52 '§;,;;,"§m} '§;,,;k;'s§g.[¢;ty Cash Frmd 48.49 | all colors.1s~1¢ clusion ol the service ,Linn is requested to On roll call,Bigdow,Crowdy,Moved and Seconded, these bills'Jensen,Hundahl,Moore,McKay, be allowed and that warrants be|| \¢~_.__=.|. __.\ "s voting 'AYE',|drawn on the proper funds in my-i lment, of the same.On roll callwlswere read:IBige!ow,Crowdy,Jensen,Hun-I 5 135 dahl, Moore, McKay, Sehmidt and| `Roberts voting 'AYE', the motion -/9.00 mmed . l g , A L .". ,...,:.... 5 En ARCHages and all business and private gupges accomodating two or moman, dso adl filling ststians, sutu- moblle service smtlons and public automnblle wash racks having floor dralns connected with the lewer system of the City of HIM, Nebraskn,and all other public and business buildings with such floor drains, shall he equipped with a catch basin knnwn ns $tanddr§l uulms .Se¢tion s.This ordinance shall take effect and be in force imm and after its passage,approval and publication as requi rd by law.Passed and approved this 22nd day of May. 1980. Attest: C. E. Krause, City Clerk. J. Harold Stewart, (SEAL)r Mayor. actors.The parts of John~Cs.r-teret and Dr. 0wen' Harding were r m d n l l y well interpreted by Chxrles Eliassen and Vance Niel- sen.The lesdng lady part, "Kath- ke n Dungannon"was played by Viola Hansen who played her part very well. Cledt for the successful coach- ing of the play should go to Miss l.uci1e Kemp.Prin.F. E, Flack After a few days stop in Blgigl they will return by way of Denven C° l °" d °Springs m d Salt Lake City. PIANO RECITAL The piano pupils of Mlss Ger- ff"d§_Mg_ad _appeared in reeltal ntl remgin ln place until the members o! the G. A.R., W. R. C., Vet- erans of the Spanish War,Sons ol Veterans,American Legiow, and A. L. Auxiliary have retired. STILL BAKES, CHURNS, CANS AND BUTCHERS a c n m x u n a n a x w n e n , the motion carrled. The following bill Martin Rerbelsen A. J. Moore Vic Nordgreen Vic Nordgreen c. & N. w. RR. C1 George DeBolv. PRESERVEB anon swan! 0m ._ N;b.~" A r i a l x m l Q n n ¢ . . | » . l | | » l -- . n n n l ~~a u u v l r u .a u u D U U U I I U E U ,l.. .| .. uB i m s c vm o o *.I i n g h e a d g o u r n e d ,A l l C o u n c i l m a n L e t u s C o r r e c t Y o u r F o o tJ m p a n y 1 § E » § j l p r e § e n t a m ;_ v o t i n g ' A Y E 't h e !I l l a N g t u r e m w a y There is no Shoe like the Q 1 \ comfort.~The ;~t c~on mm for men and women.82 Contrary to a growing popu sr arren ~e nger opinion, the Nebraska farm woman Emmett Bolt still bskes, chums cans and he)Valvo xl.,,ps line 0'Co. bu1cher.For each 100 families Interstate M. & S.Co. ~, 10.90 44.15 2.87 Attest, C.E.|Krause, City Clerk J. Harold Stewart, (SEAL)Mayor. Catch Basin in conformity with the npproved plans on file ln the otfice of the City Clerk of the City of Blair, Nebraska, or with similar catch bndns the ewan of which has been approved by the Sewer Commissioner of said City. Section 2.After the Passage. approval and publication ol this ordinnnce the Sewer Commission- .mm-..nl all Sli 'pers that Wear martnewstyles at the Shoe Storef Blain- the Fashion Center.Womens and Misses, $2.98 in $6.50; Children's,$1.49 w s.s9;Enna Jettickf ss and se.18 4: NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT B. F. Lundt, Atty.I N THD COUNTY c m m r OF did nn excellent job an business manager.The mudc department under direetion of Mr. K. G. De- Groff furnished the musical num~ hers. KIDNITE FOLLIES (Continued from page one) Doll" was the climax for a. very entertaining program.Miss Kemp nqe nu. Ls. cnuren, m rms amy, onTuesdayevening,May 20.The program consisted of twenty-four numbers of the vmrld's better muslclittle classics, loved and re- membered by all music lovers. The young folks were in proper trim and each one did his pa n beautifully.There was little hes- itation and no self-consciousness to_rnax-_the beauty of the modes ugrsn.".~....,.........--...garages,public automobile wash racks and service stations and other buildings having floor drains now conneded with the City Sewer System where mud and grease is, in the judgment of said Sewer Commissioner, liable to be washed through said floor drains hw the publi c sewer sysnem, to install such catch basins between such floor drains and said sewer system within Thirty days from date ul such notice. Section 3.All such garages, wash racks and other buildup in which the owner shall neglect or :Ninas to install such catch hmm as above specified, within Thirty days after being notified so to do WASHINGTON COUNTY, STATE OF NEBRASKL Estaw of Henry Godeker, De messed. Louis Goedeker and Sophie Eller- hnxch have tiled with the under~ dgned, County Judge of Washing- tnn County, Nebraska, their final report an Bxecutor and Executrix of the estate of Henry Godeker, Deceased, and made an appliestion for final administration and ds - eharge, and for the asdgnmenv. of residue of estate to s uc h other persons as are by lxw entitled w the same, and I have set the 14th\ day of June,1930,at 2 o'clock; P. M., at my office in said County* .. .L_ L___¢__ .».-._-¢ Notice is hereby given qwas assisted by her sister,Mrs. Geraldine Stewart a t the piano, whose keen appreciation of music and its presentation made her a most vduable ally on this occa- don. Every one did hi s or her pan so beautifully that mention of one or t w m u ou§standlng numbers would be; indeed,unfair in the others who did vqry well,the parts assigned them. The sueoeas ot the first annual "xldnlne Follies"prompts Miss Ke mp i n begin plans for next Friday and Saturday Specials Choice Beef Roast 19c Hamburger 1 Qc N04 2 can Sweet Peas 2 for 25c young people of the town toward an appreciation of better music for years and it is partly through hevefforts that our schools bring forth worthwhile mwdans fn as- sist at high school orchestras and glee clubs so efficiently,every year.The public who witnessed the xe~ dtal on last Tuesday evening are under obligations w Miss Mead and her pupils for a very pleas- ant evening of wholesome enter- tainment. Phone ff; ,~ 238 =~li W ? Groceries ~~ / 4 1 3 ;\~-to"p ~ t h e New Cl oih es .. `the New Com p lexi on! r~¢j ..rg? . ;;; .wily ;; . rL4 ~§ , , : ; 6 r ' » 1 = 1:1 . 255; ;1.oo'"¢'~1f»-'! "Symphonic" tint in ARMAND Cold Cream Powder brings out the underlying skin~tone, and gives your skin that lovely, creamy,t.lnt so new, so much to be desired.- "synnplmnle" Tint IS your NEW complexion! The proof ol this revolutionary statement is the powder on your face.Stop in today and try it. Stewart Pharmacy Phone 87J. Harold Stewart, Proprietor i If You Buy A Used Car Q During Our by slid Sewer Commisdoner, lhall I mf. 'f"'."2'§"'"2¥.. "1'ff.?."" \bé, and the same hereby are, ab'uawu may an naw.wma w be public nuisnncea and §§EAL)I- Q ELLER, Sensational Ten Da'ounty Jufzlgeit shall therelpan be the duty of 184:uid Sewer Commisdoner to dis-l SH: 5 | ymen that Wear-Smart newconnesucnnuuam s xrom we 'cz zpublic sewer system and such sew- e r connections shall not he re- hored unEl proper catch basins ' d u l l have been installed ps pro- tvlded by this ordinance and shall not be connected until the owner al such building has paid all the ntyles at the Shoe Store of Blair- tlze Fashion Center.Womeis and Misses, $2.98 to $6.50; Children's $1.49 bo 839;Enna Jettick,SE and ss.18-n CARD OF THANKS | Sale of UsedCars COMMENCING MA Y 24th expense of disconnecting and con- necting such building from such ;gwer system. " Section 4.That it shall be, and hereby is made, the duty ol the Sewer -Commissioner of the 015' of Blair, Nebraska, w inspect nll catch basins installed in public or i We wish to express our thanks to the kind friends who so kindly assisfed us in the time oi our be- reavement in the death'of our son. Marvin.We wish especially to thunk those who fumished the music and those who sent such beautiful floral o gnringg and Rev. business buildings in compliance|Iarsen for his dly words oi opportunity for you to pick the car youwith this ordinacc. at leasit once| sympathy.at the price you want to pay4I I every Thirty Days and in casethe\ Sewer Commissioner on such in-I meciion shall find such catch and amily. During the past few weeks we have taken in trade the==¢..».- .;:hall order the owner of such building an place the same in good working order at once,whether such failure of such mich badn to work and operate properly shall be due w defective materials and workmanship or to improper clean- ing of such catch basins, and lall~ ure of the owner o! the building in which such catch basins are lo- cated to .knp and maintain the <1 -».;-4 »~=; =1~ powder on your face.Stop in today and try it. Stewart Pharmacy Phone 87 J. Harold Stewart, Proprietor ~nomn Tnlzms /Tb: Homdvof Peqfccl Talking Pzclures Thursday ....Ma~2l NOTICE This week has beexl designated as "Clean Up" week in Blair and citizens are requested to clean up all rubbish in alleys,and other- wise clean up their property.A little cmperation on the part of euh citizen will greatly improve the looks of our city.Rubbish must also be cleaned up for pro- tc¢t.ion against fires.Help us get Ph012€f ,23<s>~.1 ~~ v For .'.| greatest selection on sight values that defy These cars have all recbnditioned and carry 9ur Dynamzte With Chula Bickford and Kay Jolumon Comedy--"Syneopued 'n»m'~ Pathe News Tue.----May 27 Mounted Stranger wg'c-~.Will: Hoot Gibson Fable and Pllhe Review Family Night-1 35c Tidet Admin 2 People' W ed. & Thu. ----May 28 - 29 /Mound The Corner With George Sidney and Charles Murray (hmedy--"High Tuned" and let us demonstrate or call a real bargain.Trade your 1 'ysler Six Sedan.this one.192 "AAA ¢:....., ..-A Fna n k ¢ ..| | ., )D€l'\ car on7 Chevrolet conditioned. lown. Here is a bargain.1926 Overland 6 Sedan.Looks and runs like new.Only $86.00 down Here is a good sport job. 1928 Oldsmobile Sp o r t Coupe It sure runs and looks fine.Only $195.00 down. Here is 1927 Chr Hamburger 1 Qc finish.Onl~ $150 down. Here is a Real Buy in a Chevrolet Six 1929 1% ton truck.Wonderful shape.Stock and grain body, only $190.00 down. Only $100.00 1926 Ford condition.- Only $54.00 d W e have many other bm-_gains whi Com e in a ny tim e duringfhe day, e~ ou r R e d 0 . K. T a g t h a t Your Old Car s Taken ln Trade ~ on down payment BLAm,N Open Evenid~ S The f Bertelsen ~; P MARKET N04 2 can Sweet Peas 2 for 25c Butter-Nut Coffee 45c Calumet Baking Powder ' one pound can 25c Butter-Nut Coffee 3 lb 1.30 ~nomETn1:Am§ /Tb: Homdvof Peqfccl Talking Pzclures Thursday ......M a y 2 l " I 1 ,-UtsaG r e a t L z f e With Duncan Sisters Comedy-"Mickey's Standing" Fri.&Sat.....May 23-24 Saturday Matinee ~Parade of The West With Ken Maynard Comedy--"'I1\e Salesman" Sun.-Mon.--. -~May25-26 Dynamzte ~ With Chula Bickford and Kay ' Jolumon\Comedy--"Syneopned 'n»m'~ Pathe News Tue.----May 27 Mounted Stranger wg'c-~.Will: Hoot Gibson Fable and Pllhe Review Family Night-1 35c Tidet Admin 2 People' Wed. & Thu.----May 28 - 29 /Mound The Corner With George Sidney and Charles Murray (hmedy--"High Tuned" guarantees satisyaction B u y Yo u r U s e d0 .Ca r Fro m A P e r m l n e n t D e a l e r s and Sundays |