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NUMBER 47Fro mthe l}n rde | | Sn o § d Nd| r\| k» -u\....I.H..L»¢| usual. m .lalm A. Hindu BLAIR, NEBRASKA, DEC. 11, .1930 Wuhinlwl Cvnty.ru uu lllw l " " ; , 3 ' , ~o ;,_VOLUME XXXIV
Baum-'rr PARTY POSTPONED
The Legion Auxilhry of Her-
man have postponed their bandit
lu-nag. wmv until she: me holi-
days.Wmtch The Enterprise for
mnvuneement 01 date.47-1!
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n Joint
BLAIR LADY SPEAKS
m FREMONT
M n .Hargett,wife o i Rev.
Hxrgett of the Christian church,
gave an address lan Sunday morn-
inz in Framant and wok a num-
ber of parishioners over with
them.Misa Vanola Brunmn was
.||
Busily Engaged
Trial ul Violet Johnson Vs.C.
SL P. M. & o. Rlllrold Ovmnmy
Occupied First Three Dnys of
Tenn.Jury Case ..
AWARDED $5000 IN DAMAGES
District court convened on last
Monday, December Sth and after
the usw prelirninaries nl' selectf
ing :nd swearing in the jurymen
the case of Violet Johnson versus
C.St.P.M.&0.came in for
hearing.This case arose out ol the accl-
dental death of the husband who
was unloading coal from sn- open
car on Ost. 12, 1929.The eu' inwhich he was worldng wus struck
by mother car which was being
switched into podtiun The im-
pact threw Johnson between the
two cars, causing his death.
The amount sued for $85,-000.After six hams dei ration
by the jury and neaxly three days
of taking testimony and Arguing
the case a verdict was given
awarding Mn. Johnsen a damage
of S5000.
m u , F E E D c x r r n z
Clyde ll. Allen bought nbmtfiftyheadofyoung cattle this
remlerecl a vocal solo in her usual
pleasing manner.She sang that
beagxdfud sacred selection "Open
the Gates" Ind wu uco mpa nkd
on the plmo by Mrs. Hnrgett.
Mines Con Stricklatt and Cath-
erine Ludwig were other members
in lbtendmce.
s OF ABRAHAM"
terprins in beglnldlg a
eKem p
n m r s n o u s |
.1.Hi lwn F-"°"*F'hae bought'
the Fnnk J lhne l residence pro-
pe rty a tthe e o rne l-o lThi rda nd
Colfa x sta sh a nd Pk" to move
~m -------uptohhnx m .Joe luum is alao
hxtla muket fo r mon ca ttle and
wuo nt he So nfho mAbxmn rknf
sevex-AI day:Io o ki ngfo r :---
w m z supra.Joe h u m A1
hunch which he is iwdi lw DX
Q U )~¢§| ~1
ONS mn FAL L PIGS
nzixtun (als o kmvmu
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A b r l h n m "b y J a me s
~I t i s n g r e a t a n d
i u t h n s t o r y o f x t m e z r -
~ ~-a n d I n d i a n W a r -
|' h u p r e s e r ve d i t
u f l a e m s a n d
t o n l d t h e ope ni ng
Rzthnmn, HdenPound
.......Jo.h.nSa.ger
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p
ou yu -1 , A 1 m n n m ,
¢.Wper¢¢n..Youunmt¢haBlA\rFoad
-__ Ma ry Moore
Allan, Marg aret Allen
illy n m-e nim St ewa rt
............Janet Hempmn
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»KGUPMHI,Dorothy
o e m
_ _ _ - m - .. - . ~ q » ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ 4 » n ¢ q
__...............Tsp D m e
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G i r l s a n d ~ l e
.
Beu ty , Emily Allen
Peterson ¢ndE nsemhle
Hilda! Comedy Dance
:
Po u n d
t A ll e n
~te R l t h m n n
A ll e n
: .ty
Buc hanan
~Buc han an
U. ~
~ood:
-Ste
" ~ N ' ! i l 1 m e . r
dway
o r i u m
18m
t a ~ l i ~ c ~ i n t l m n l u u ~
dug pa n o l the e o n tnlto d~
mdM.lssEdit.hSvmnsen.of I .
College, shane the crmtnlto so
wiih her.Likewile Prof. Gunn:
lhlmln, head of the music depm
ment at Dana and Emil Pederse
A Dam student, and M. J. Glen~
oi Omaha, will share the barlw
solos.,Dean Lngan will direct the cha
ua, nsi shd by Prof.Madmin
one or more of the choruses.M
Halmin will serve as acco~ -fint for both the choruses and sol
she having done most of the =
companying for the rehearsals
the past three months.Sha ie
atrucior in pinno at Dans.
Those who have given Lheir ti
lor the neceaaarily frequent
heuwl for this very dilii cdt|:: :0
ator io hope th ei r e f f o r t;ma y be
appr ec ia ted by the P °'°P le o f Blair
a n d vi c i d ty .N o one eomxected
wi th th e c h o ms here,ei th er as
sing ers or d irec tors , ar e as king or
wi ll mo e ive one c ent f o r th ei r
.
dents and Rzv. Anderson was
of the founders of the D~
Lutheran Publishing House
also very active in the upbnil
of Dana College.The son, M
Anderson is superintendent of
Bancroft schools and his
beaches the fourth and
grades.
C.RAY GATES
_HEADS TEACH
1"»=»~~. . ,
G. Ray Gales, formerly of :
n n d a s o n o f M r s . I - ' . W . A
of t dty .sdgnally honl u t l ek by bei g chosen as -
ident of the Nebraska S
Teachers' Aasodation.
Mr.Gates has been in .
work i n Nebraska for
five yeus.He in a gradua
Auburn high school,Peru S
Normal college, the Universit
Nebraska and has an M. A.
gxee from Columbia's Unlve
I-Ie has for the pan nine y
been superintendent of the G
Island schools und lu wl
question one of the leading
caton ol the stale and will
with honor the 'position tn w
he has been eleeid.
Mr. Gates wu principal ol
high school when he lived he
number of were ago.
ENTERTAIN Form:-:n
RESIDE
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hume
west mm-, entertained Bev.
Mrs. A. M. Anderson md Mr.
Mn. R. Anderson of Bancroi
Sunday dinner.Rev.and
left above actual expenses will be
turned over to the Chrllthn Joint
Relief wdefv to help the needy in
interelting short story.Hn .
Ba i n wu elected in ~-»-~
The Club wan meet wiih
C. Pierce an Da. 15._
"M. A. 52. 1\n=:E'rs .
Th e M. A . C. met with Mr s.
'111ona, Dec . 8 , with ns°°d a
anne.Th e pr o g r a m wa s \|
o u t s a ou tli n ed i n the y e a r
Mr s .D .C.V n n Deuaen ga.
in te re stin g ta lk on " Us in g th a
"l l l l .
nkidded into him, badly dnmxging
the ur.Mr. Jensen mstained two
h mt u n d rlbn and painful Incer-
ntlons and bruises.
~lad~ ~ winter.An d ~ o f th e
axpennewillbefor therentonthe
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ailing dchka with the result um
n f u l l h o u n e w n o u t a n d l p e n t a
very pleuantevening and the
RBALIZE PROFITABLE
EVENING
On lut Friday evening, ~A_A.
Unmpwn, proyliotor at dn indoor
8011 comme now operating in the
P. Z. building,Wrned over the
whole show to the Christian church
P¢°v\s for the evening.Memben
o ~ tte d ~ h e r e .Th e y wi ll b e s u n g
at th e c h or u s to b e g i ven in On w-
hs De c .15th , ho weve r, a c c ompan-
..:I n l
right. here in Blair.If the entire Mesdnh were to be
~ea~r~th~home.Theloultiv lliladelinble
g ~<=;=;H J ;~\.-~
thodz m thbudge twuc m dds n
ably --;»;°~=-1 an fhey eleued
Around 8.
King George III having instinctly
risen to his feet, as the majestic
words of the Hsllelujnh chorus
was being sung,it is hoped, the
audience will feel that mme urge
m n wm a s m n a a u n ng iu r e n -
dition h ne.Also,owing' to the
dgnity 1 sacred natuye ol the
oratoxio it is requested that there
be no applause.-D. C. Van Deuaen
J.L.Pounds store and reserved
there.It is hoped that the ren-
dering uf the Messiah here for the
first time in the history af the city
on I-'ridny evening of this week,
muy become an'annu|1 feature al
the holiday season, as has become
the custom in many cities and
towns over the country.
Symphony orchestra,with the
Bach quartet of Chicago, taking
the solo parts.The prices here are hut. 35 and
50 cents, while in Omaha the ad-
mission pHce runs from $1 to 32.
a n d one-half hou rs,b u t th e con-
c er t wi ll b e c ut. do wn to a bo ut two
h o u r s , o r le s a So me o f th e le s s
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A. G. JENSEN INJURED
A.G. Jensen, bom and reared
in Washington county and nn ex-
tensive land holder here but who
is now a residual of Fremnnt,
Neb., met with u painful aculdent
lut Thursday morning.
Mr. Jensen was recently electf
e d zum representative from dis-'
trlct27 andwuatthetirne of the
accident.enrout¢\¢o Lincoln on
business connected with his ofline.
He was driving on the Plum river
brldge south of Fremont, when he
collided with a tguck.According
tn reports Jensen had hmught his
c u w a s t n n d - x t i ll b u t t l x e i mc k
He's at the Door
P1'0gram
Miniature §road=way
. ...aLi.
B.H.S.Audit0rium
Thurs.,Dec. 1 8th
'1
Sponsored by Local Christian joint
neue!
Directed by Portia Lucille Kelnp
9'I
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6. "l»!oonlh;ht on the Calorado
2_~;ra1dGue|ba"'""",s "~11-.;..g *5
3 . ~...........-..........-________g u e s u
6. "Séams to Me"S i n g i n g G i r l s a n d ~ l e
'L "A Little Waltz"
Ruth Allen,Margaret Allen, Marguerite nnhmn, Hden Pound
FA. sx m-me s m "
8. "Ma yb e It fs Inv e "
" B y e B y ; B lu e s "........._..Bnl'bl1'a Pou nd
~( I ....
18 . s pmmh w» ...¢¢ _'~m ne ws sm"__ Be ny wry . Emi ly Alle n
19. "I"nsc.lnalion"..Ger:.\dine Swwlli, MildxedPetanon mdEnaemhle
20. "rm Ragtime Pip" of Pm"llviw Comedy Dance
Viola Hansen,B d m Pound, Ruth Allen
Finale:'Dorothy Baxter and Ensemble
ISingers:Duncan:
Viola Human
Mildred Petersen
Mary Isabelle Moore
Mu M. Koopman
Perndla Llmdt
Dorothy Blxter
m m A l l ~'
Helen Pound
. Magnet Allen
Marguerite Elthmnn
Emily Allen
Bdi y Ba ty
B a m a :Candy Girls:
Peggy Allen g g Virginia Buchanan
lhrjori e Buclmmn
Bud Walter:.Ancompmlataz
Billy Meredith Stewlrt Mrs. Woods
Mn. Frank she
Lucille |K~p
Guesll:1:Colhnmss:
The Younger Set,
Phonognphz
Courfuy at Mr. Will Freolmd
"Valss Trista"Sibeli us-Sn
m n w m a . m u m
Ensemble: Betty Beatty, Emily Allen, Rut.hAllan, MntgaretAllen
Helen Pound, Marguerite Raxhmann
14. "mae White :I.ins.._....Billy nm-enim Stewart
16. "Criss Cross""W im the Wi nd ana",._..................Jzmet Hemphiii
"Meal Time at the Zoo"
_ _
Viola Hanson, Iiiildrd PI*"le1'l011»Mae H.KGUPMHI,Dorothy
Baxter, Pernella. Lundt, H117 .II-Rbelie Moore
10. "My Baby Don't, Cue For Me"......___.,.................
hlargtret Allen, Emily AHe=l\» Ruth Alirn
11. "l'll See You Again".........................._._______....--..T8p D i n e
Mi rgw-i m Rnthmw.Helen Pound
12. "low Sends A Little Gift af Rosen""¢:1s==_
"Valve Trisha"_Iibdius-3lx9.Phone ._Incillle Kemp
smrmsn ON som sm1'nnA\' "Emi PLAINS OF ABRAHAM"
'rm home uf Lune Dffen vu Tha Enwrnriu is beaimdlz a
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'1."".I.? "§I."Ién "having s'°°d|iimofunamueerSlmh ol wa Now an na¢uy.| cmr couucn. rnocr-:x-:umcs |;§;§__n§§;,;'°, ,,,m,;,..is if
-< - -_ _......»:.\ n. .-mn. 1 de IJ wéninz. neé 12th dry.1s Club Ade d a l Halt.
Pmf.Fllc k Aeted u To ut-be between eighty and 1 hun-
l voices in the ehonxs, which
he largest number ever pre-dy assembled for such a con-
'U ...M ... ....- _Thx: Year'» sho n 9 ta D°°°'""°f s. msc LYS § sm.'rw n ulvalidnx.
sumhrd in Every Baum.ASoec=iaICxlledm0¢dll3_§If_i-\§°He states thnt"Goodsn\1t vrf\
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n a d a
Goods nl S"v¢fi°\' q,,,\;p_,
Co o n BUSINESS IS nsro mnn
Blllirbity Ommdl was called to
order at 10 o'clock A. M. by Mnyor
Stewart.
.A!ng"¢"h"" of Gly Ah-only Feelmg which is hereto attached, the fol-
Efled of Cbtisulll Buying md
Rnd Sin-ting
'Hue Blair swres axe ready Ior
the Chrisunu mah with the nhow
windows tastily decorated for the
occasion nad their gasonlble
stocks lald~out for the big nush
which il dan dy surtlng.Neverin Qu: 'binary of Blair hxs such
a 11'-ns od nimble auistnn-s
lowing Councilmen answered w
ro ll ml :Bigelow, Hundahl, Jen-
sen,Moore,Mc Kay,Sdrmidt,
'npi etje a nd mmmTheSpecialPark Committsn
submitted an offer for tha male,
wtheCity,ofl-he plr1»olPrsix'le
Park Addition owned by Harold R-
Thomas.Mr. Jensen also s h u d
that he lmd an offer from beslie
Offen to sell Block 6 in Kzmnxdl
Addition to the Gty fm-who mm
wr neadi the s pam:the business.lf yo u don'
n p nrrmsed for the public
\..-.,.. ...no vm of $l800.00.
advertising, an not worth neumgff.Inth.\ndmylndage,t1emen'.hnni
who odvortiss and hu the goods,
believe it, look around you.
THE HESSIAH c a o n u s
0ne f the greatest "Messiah
chvrlllél i n Ameria,numbering
more ibm thi rtee n hundrd mm-
e d d me n will present Hu1del'|
great onfnrio at the Omaha Aud-
itorium, Moqdny night, December
15~The Omaha Sypphony ornhestra
will woompany this wonderful
¢-hom; in lu seoomd annual pn
in Blair.
at the comer:given by the
nba Appollo Club last week in
ma,will dng the soprano
la in the orntorlo.Floyd A;mon, <>1 Omnlm,who named
f. 108111 ln the Monday A10-
oon Club muslesl altemoon at
Congregational church recent-
will sing the tenor solos.
lisl Llls Wrlght, n! this city
a in now s student and put
Mr. md Mn. Thou. Chrlxtensen
residing west o! Blair, in tha Suth-
erland school dlatrlct alebnwd
their dlver wedding |nnlv¢1'lll'7
on Wednebday M m n w o k by
holding open house tp their ,mmy
Manda.1
During the rnomlng and at lunch
they entertained their two s m .
,-_.I ...\.-¢..0 hmm nncl Eric.
Dec. 19 to Jan. 5
FHday lght, Dec. 5, the musicroom wn.tlw scene of the nhnunl
football banquet.The ro o m wi l
appropriately de c ontd i n thehighschoolcolors,pr pl e and
white.The "13"Club mm the
host to :very footballl boy. who
B$lYed out for practice the entire
season.The banquet was served
n
e
n
ll
Jr
n
me
xnn,wmv »=W ..-____ ,who il attending the sl'-ICA \miv¢l'-sity,mlm J a n Chrlstznlm and
lk. and Mn. Geo. Chrlatanmm of
Audubo n, Iowa, lk. and ln. Al-bert Sdnjodt and Rose and Naomi
Sorensen.In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
H. P. Human md Nalhmiael and
Mrs. Dan Greenu joined the man.
ln addition f»o'il1o:e dready men-
ml pany in the evening as Iol-
lown:Rev . md Mn . H.Nielsen.
Mr. Christian Anderson and Mins
Anna, Mn and Mm Lara Hansen,
O m Hansen,Mr.m d Mrs.Ru-
dolph Hansen, Mr. and Mn. Henry
Hansen and Raymond and May~
nnrd, Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Debel,
John So.l\ultz, lARoy Christensen.
Veoln Eilielln and Harold I
i
I
I
lx
,_ tioned a number called lor the
5.
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e~,Schjod
The beautiful home was mldly
by the Home Economies Club un-
der the direction ol Min Wanda
Wllmore.This department de~
servers great deal of audit for
the splendid md efficient way im
which the work Wu done.The
following menu was served : Fruit
Cocktail, VBIIZ m m .Esdloped'
potalaes, Canon and Peas, Rolls,
Qllves,Combination Salad,lee
Cream and Cake.A very inieltlis
ing pm;-ram had been prepared.
The boys quarbette was made A
success by Helen Pounds and Min
Lucille Kemp.The toast list was
u follows with Mr. Flaekservlng
an toastmaaterz Bravery,Wm.
Cappio; Loyalty, Captain Melbunm
Stricklett; Athletics, Coach Stuart
Llchllter; Interest, Alice Beekman,
The eap?.ain~ele¢% wu then an-
noaneed.Woodrow Sv mdgurd
. ,........_..L_.. -_..-..
ua we 'mcmnmm -1.--» .,,...., .little time in making their selec-
tions of twig.The arly shopper will an nmal
get the fas choice and those'waiting multi the last will find
their range ol selections consider-
a£zly reduced.Moral: "Shop early
and avddthe rush" and we ml(ht
.sxy the mills of the stock.
o o a mu urrr CHRIS TMAS
Sponsored by Blair Chunber of
'Oormneree Monday evening,Dec.
2, ot. eight oclock pt the Blair
Senior High Assembly.
PROGRAMMu5ic.--_.-----Hlgh School Bind
'.lnvocation-..-,-.Rev.5§.. J. Hu-gett
Music-----_.Dnna College Quartet
Christmas R.eading..L1xc$Il¢ Kemp
Christmas Carols-.__..._.---------Children of Blair City Schools
K.C.DeGroU,Director
Solo "Rejoice <:.muy"_..__.--___
Dorothy BaxterElsie Prose, AusompanistCommunity Address-Dr.C. R.\lel|5
High School Boys Qm¢;»t.¢L______Edwnrd Jenkins, Ray Mntz,"Roy
Christenmen.Alvin Brumbaugh
Selection hy the Band
Benediction_-.._.-lw'f. L. J. Jionm
Moved by R»'~§-- seconded, oy
Bigelow,that Pnh-i e Puk
dw be favored d a lo a do n fo r
the x>r°v°»ed part md swimming
pool.On roll ull, Bigelow, mme,
McKay and Roberta voting 'AYE',
Hundahl.Jensen,Schmidt and
Thletje voting 'N0'.the result
being four favoring this location
md four against the same, Mlyor
Stewan cast the deciding votegg and the motion was declared
Moved by Jensen, seconded by llc-
Kay, that the City swept the
oller submitted I-V Indie Odom
to sell Block 6 in Kennands .Adlll~
tion for the sum ol 51800111 On
roll call, Bigelow, Hnndnhl, Moore,Schmidt md Bxiberts voting "N0',
Jensen,McKay :md Thletie -wb-
ing 'AYE', the motion was declar-
ea lost.
Moved and Sewnded, this meetf
ing be adjourned.All .Councilmenl
Present voting 'AYE', fl! motion
. ended..Aiiaelt C. B Krause, City Slerk,
J. Buell! Stewart,
I Jlayor.
Merchant Hears
eenmtion, under the direction u
Dun N. J . uma o l t he Uni v u
sity Conservatory of Music.
This yur the solo parts will 'o
arried by the famous Buch qunx
:et of Chic/880.including MM'
Love, internationally known bum
Edwin Kemp, tenor,Mme.Els
Arendt.,soprano,a n d Li li :
Knowles, confxalto.An informal banquet and rece]
tion, attended by the gued 5011
lm and Chol'\lS will be ma fo
|lowing the presentation a t tl
lllotel Paxton,which is open 1
the general public.Reservation
at $1.25 per plate, may be mlby writing Miss Jane Keller, 51
Omlhs Nsti-M151 Bank Buildin
omaha, NebndlmThe "Her-sink" is given at 0:
time, as nonproit making profltl
tion, because of its signifianeoltheholid-ly season.A m n
production will be given this _ye
i n Kxmsli City, where hnndm
were named away last yea:-It is believed that severd umm
'and residents of Nebmsh n
Iowa, living nam* Omnha, v$ 'tl
ndvannge nl the Dmlihl ynsent
tion in hear .Ha.ndel's "lkneia
given hy one nd #lie largest du
...... ..... ....mm»A in lllnnrl
l
wu 1 g ume me w a l xw w u x sq u n m.
His w ut . w u o n R es er v es .ne r nnu www www ........Many beautiful gm; were re-The following list of football'
alved which Wm be tmnund by letter men for 1930 was unnounc~me recipients an long as they llve. ed:Alvin Brumbaugh,H-vllin
A ,».»¢.=..... hum-hzon wan served Bnuklin,Vermr Clrlnon,Georg:
hh: `iI."`{£'J'¢5m1n¢`}nI1Z» `£|¢.9a|Cag\|lbg1[. ~ 11225f al-
an-'red
me
sm¢k1e|:,wmmpw bwhusum.ren-
1 ;"1.:'"~ T' ~From Afnca °:T\\ep'Mess&nh?nchoms, ...u..f ztrnininir.is 'ruiixrOna of the pleaxantest after#
noons imaginable, wasexperieaeed
by the W. R. C. ladies at the DY-J. V. Hinchman home in thfs city
on lapt Friday afternoon 'whenmne
of their popular kensixgtons was
held there.There were forty 01 the ladies
present and a :pai d invitation
had been extended 'the old sol-
diers,to which three responded.
viz,Andrew Jones df Grand 'If-
land, Sheldon Peck and Dr. Hind:-
.mxm of this city.
Everyone had a gwa time :=
they always do 'at this hospitable
home.Lovely nh-eshments were
served.
BIRTHDAY c ms us mmo rz
Mrs. Glen Mlcllo d was thc
victim of a surprise party la n
Sunday when a mrnber of -:elm
tives and friends ptlxered at her
home in the aftaernnon with well-
iilled baskets which they opemd
and spread the good 'things on the
table sl. the supper hour ml all
proaevhtl to enjoy themselves.
The following were present: Mr,-and Mrs. Fred Olen and Clilfurd,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olsen and Fred-
W n .Hatter Be nn From Nels
Broraan Who la Now .lA:1ed In
South Africa .at Cape Town.
1| A Fenner Blair Man
.IS A BACKW/DODS _(}()l!ITRy
Wm.Blatter recently had a
pleasant surprise when he received
la letter from Nels Brorson who ls
;now located in Cape Town,.So\nh
Af r i m5N m wsu he remembered by
many Hlair citizens .u he fm' *Q*
'numbehof years was pxupnetor o
the Blalr`D}'|-IZ Company.While
here lm .was noted as the .wwn wit.
After taking care of some per-.sonal matters ln the letter he
writes,l n bunches out in his
characteristic rnanher ln a de-
scription .of the country' as fol-
woods country, the whole oi .South
Africa nm by Jews aadsinelllng
more or less of Gulick 1 per-sonally have a pretty good time
here on my brothers larm 18
give a finished prue-ntatiun," 1:
Dean lqgan miter .Sand.wy's
heaxml.The final rehearsal v
be given at the City Audiooriu
Omaha,next Sunday alterm
from 21m 5 p. m.
SURPRISE ON Amuv ns s a i
Monday, Dec. Sth was the te
anniversary of Mr. andlls.Vl
ter Wehxneyer .vém reside north
Arlingtmn.Relatives my friendscame in
surprise i.hem.They were ent
tained lt cards ind visiting.
The mlests brought with tl
a lovely pressure cooker u a
rnembrmce, whiclhwu indeed'-v
much appreciated, and a wreath
flowers made of tln was brou
hy a fzimdior the maple w w<
At a hte hour lunch was our
consisting of aandoiiéhes, phi
coffee, cookies, cake and brick
The fdlowlng mere pres:
Messrs. ~md Meodxmen Leon
Scheer Martin Kroger,All
Stork,Albert Wehmeyer. All
Laaker, Arthur Plugs,Fred'B
lows:"1 mu pu Blu, a m .is s h°°k'ream.
mi le from Cape Town,with a
L-....l::..\ ..x.... .;.,..- n.» smith At,-
erbmlner .Arthur Hilgenkn».n..| |,.¢+....»mm a'.¢»¢l\¢ 1
RS
AIPndt
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md
mv)eric k,Mr .an d Mr s .Clarenc e Ol-
sen and c h ildmn,Mr .an d I l i a .
Ted Ula en and c hi ldr en.
R . N . A . m m o n
l . P l 3 H l . l . | , U \ . l . l V I E W U I Q :v s l v | u " - - -- - -
lamtic Qc ean.The b eac on ligh t on
Cape .tha Good Ho p e .in shin ing
in to my b e d r o o m a t n i g h t.. I a m
helping h i m wi th lo ok iq g . ai tn r a
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;,'j'?vvII1`2j and.f;I.;i¢8 "'-'I
.i k ve r y g o o d ti me wa s r e p or te d
wh en the y ldt f or the i r ih omes .
Th e En ter p ri s e joi n s a. 'host of
#J n- J n hm marinnrlinfr haul nrlahnu
at
bs!
omniah
and
lins
. R.
the
wife
ifth
BE TIRING u rn c m . DURCH 01 uauvc l wuu llc .uuuuu| \pla n d h e an ti fvi n z th e n lae e .Th er e 4L I I E H U D u l D l l u l ' = | | a . . \ | 4 5 a n n !v n l n u a u u
_ . . . I - ¢ ¢ ¢ n m m a n i a l l n h i r n 1 \ ! \\ \ & f d l k \ .l l l l l t l l l l l |l l l u v l c L 5 ¢ | l y ]q.|l \uvu ¢»m»~ 1S£fn}_}>he`lnms` on the Iamofflcerssof the MY""¥ Cfuqp "whirh will be amd uti nz ne xt
of the R.N. A.,entertained in
hcmor of thelr retiring craée, Mrs.
George Kuhr, Jr. at n one o'c.loik
luncheon at the home of Mrs.Frank Bross l m mnndnykfaer-
noon. Der.8.Mrs. Kuhr was pre-
smted wnh a lovely gift,alter
whlch the aftemoun was spentplnylngi curls and a general pod
time.
Those pneaent were:Mesdames
Geo. Kuhr,Jr..C. E.McComb.
[a ll (your spring)u we have
summer weather here nuw.A
hunch of 59 to 60 baboons aB sizes
some newy as bi g as gorillas
visited ua the other day looking for
something w eat.A shot or 'two
sent them mmying np the mam-
u l m.1 will he going up to Jo-
hannesburg latter part of this
month and my o v e r Christmas.
'Wi th my brother and by wif; I
RHUBARB WILL GROW
/U THE °w1:N'rEn
Rhubmb can be "kidded" an of
A long winter nqr a nd mule to
produce bender,sunculem shoots
out of season, E. H. Homrert. Ex-
lzndon Horticulturln of the Agd-
cnlhuil Collgee says.After the
early winter freezer have putthe
rhdlarb rm t o s l e e p for the- . . A n . . . \ . . .
Wick
md.
fled
ook.nav e ma ma puuge nn l- »< un: wmwr up uv-.... ...=.....WNels Rau," Omg- Hopldnx,BChl.'l nf anmbnry on April sch, 1981. an 1»é dns. ,¢m°t o ( m i
Waltz!-h,uklxi m s dmmt.mn for bondnn, England, then I shall \|,¢m¢¢, watad md mlde toba-
Ingersiev, M E, 'lywn Sllohmum, probably gn to Demnrk 10511 for mn that spring hu coma for
John Taft,Ted g vsn Mani" tgnuple M' months.Tha n ly i n- mm 'Die ro o t will send out
Nelson,C.W_M M and tation in tn go w America., after ahnou savers! iimqs bdom the
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I l nu b -
l m
Max
ship.E
Ear! Kkldwall.au me amy ¢°\1mry m umm.:wma up u w w w . ,.» =..-WIThey wi1 lpro ba bly beo 1 lo v l
CHRISTMAS AT THE l-'1sA'rum-;s |to phat lgain m um lpnng. rms
PLEASING SERVIQ forcing procedure should not be
Hallowed, Mr. Happen sul. unless
The Younger Set WH W llldl W illma r
Phonognphz
Courfuy at Mr. Will Freolmd
"Valss Trista"Sibeli us-Sn
s mr ms n O N s o m s m1 ' n n A\ '
The ho me ui Iali e Dffen v u
the lame o f n happy gathering
last Sunday in honor of the birth
nnnlvernry ol his mother,Hrs.
B. B. Offen of this diy.`
She w u the rodpimt o f :
number ol nice gina.A fine din-
ner win one of the ouutmdi ng
m c u m oi the uccadan md a
:o d d tina was enjoyed through-
out Ura dly-
|
Misa Belvn of Blair undMrs. Heli
Wlmct of Arlhygmn were pruent.
& e h u tive grandchildren m d
dght great grandehildmn. all ol
" mu & n . » u Ns O F ABRAHAM"
T h a m u q m n m g m u g a
newltorythisweek,ent{t|ed"Tbe
P l u m o l Abrahlm"by Jann!
0livarCu!Wood.It i a n g ma t n u d
h-| de plge lnt.ha s to ry ofAme r~
i c » - t h e F mn d l md l n d a n W u ° -
a n d l l r . ( , "'hupr e s e rv e di t
in|.\'|i|" 'wzlle e ma and
Tdnette.
Be xure t o l u d t h a opening
elmptun.
1 `| .|'..
soc RATIONS mn FALL PIGS
1'm &x»m x¢m (.1»°m »nu
d1"1Zli*°1I»lellsfnr $2.'70'peer¢'m..Yunnan
-gumpn--»zu-nh\»F»d
"FASHION QEN-[gg]
1n. r ~ .. . u -..A +L..I l I-1 lthe snub !! Of rhubarb TOOU In the], . |W I I l ! I l F U I ]I I B I D U I E I F I X I D I U l l f l l l .[ L V L U v u l u u l u u s u a l l »"e dn e n l f l n | A l ' l 4\ A » . n 1 a | \ A | »n e u 5 l \ . | \ | | | \ P n \ 1 .~~h i ~~E N I W T t h I n ~n e e d H
--»~ ¢-»-». ----» u'=...~. ,,,.,¢.......................____.____,,_, _Pr¢ a mtls ne hu¢ mbe fo und| ¢ | bro u¢ h¢0 " m d ° m. | u 1 ¢ § ¢ q n f v r t h e n e 1 ¢ y s r -
The Fashion Center.of seled music to a In-ge and ap-Dl¥8'i|\K the roots bdon the
Every woman loves pmry precixtive .mdenq nf. the chunk ground fresno or bdon thy had
clothes and you can find them last Sunday evening, Dec. s.a dune s to 8 ° i m winter qua :-
here st reasonable prices.The music conniswd of due ts , te n a qd mn their rect period
A lowy silk dress, hat or win- solos and dlonnes and mule a will not remit in any shoots in the
ter cout will please the most iw very anjoyable nvaningk enter- hasemenL~S0me eommazdnl [nw-
tidioua Silk swckingl lm allways ~3;»==»=-an plow Bmw rhubub roots up in
acceptable.'mm m the bxcknsn olluwlng the um" aw 1»am,f-be 1.11 md M #hem fl-em new
@
of m Enterprise un. weuhia Am nm.: fn. am: members -lm* times on wa of "'° ground.note their hmm 47-1: dninty luneheun of mnmu ma:'l'hl» method sam um ma mrs
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Bhlr.NabrukA, Deeemberll, 1980. - ' r mTa gs t wo
c_Perla Nielsen.D:-x¢|dn;'.l r o n c x a n ' r o R E T I B E I 'J o h n r s m-n . mm- l n :~ d h r n o a n .
_ ...g_Albert H. Swrk, Dragging
D. n. 3,5 ,Wm. Willrmill D a n i a ;new Sargm .'I'I..» a nmwh Elma: WrSgh£,'Gnvd '
0| Science.Will Wullf, Dragynz
~ -L .-.|_..,...nn..-\m».m
5 A R C H n v m m w j \
For The Manwho4 ?" 1 "m n15. 00 5 or ma ry e
4 ~ 5 ° : s n s x E 1 . - s u m o
|Jo|:m nuuu: WH: u¢¢»¢»»»»-»-.\'Work
I a m n B u r n i n g ,m u m s Owns it CarI2-lm." Ullint; Gu-OD. Alf!!-»°§;;i'cm Graverhvlt. Dnzdns 1°-85 lhybe ynu'n one of uvmule Grimm. nr-mm zs.zo ple who nm mm "mm There could be no more useful
and Practical gift for father, son
or brother or any member of
the family than to buy them a
|Huold Jensen, Nov. SAINT 100-Wand maybe ymfre nm..lMenno c. Linen, Dragging
Neb.
Co
Bridge Supply & Ibr.''uSmw Fence 12soo|°"" the den
-».fs.u.mf1 Mnlntalnin 9 |°" °°an P'
Chas.
D. o.Chas.
z bang f wam u . Dflxsihz 9§gm°My_ °§, |
Sheen, Nav. Salary 10000 was aRogen, Road Work 82:00\w eeonomim:
N. A. mkm. Road Work n e wiiL§£,- fhiérfdlda, nm Wm; zao{§g§';,;',§g mlm
fQ
\John x. Hansen, Dragging t soon z.Ankilt can Qtill expressLaborChris Belusen, Rnad Work
Will Wulf, Rold Work
Gus Kempcke, Road Work
l 'Om vm. Read Work"Un xp a few years ago 1 prsc- cmmme Voss, noamwark
e m my profession in Sew-l°...4nh~u» mm, mm Work sock TIREWashington,when I had a large
and lucrative practice.On uccfmn!
oi poor health I was forced to re-
tire."For four years my strength and
vimlicy declined steadily.I trav-
eled from place to place in search
of health but continually ' W a
'mm Lerach, mm Work 1s.5o|;mdy,Ce,;,i,_,y such a mmmum c. 1nmh.Rm.w¢n»k s9.oo mme wmi our own hands ex-Chris F. Fnhm,1ma Work 14.25 presses cheyrhongumlluw'and
Claus Schmidt, ff-<1 Work 3.00|pen°nu¢y of the giver.Certainly
Julius Sghroeder, Road Work 19.00 every expariexwed cook knows
m"'f'"5 Bedn Péatnge 4.so culinary gifts may be imxpensive,
David ~ Bell, M. D" Prof.Don't think fo r n moment the
Sgrvuzes 9.00 kitcnen~gi!t is only a substitute for
Blair Telephone C°'» Rent &__ __ the other kinds uf presents.Even Make Their Driving Carefree x
w o r s e Toll;"The Slrgon Treatment com-
p!ete.ly restored my health.The
way it matured my energy and vi-
tality is nothing short of remark-
able.I feel better than for twenty
years md attribute my present
good kmdth w LM: great medicine.
I regard itu a re al triumph of
Science,".Dr. Hutchinson now resides at
Pdo Am, Cllifo rni l.
The Stewart Plurmxcy,Blsir;
A. R. Kokes,Tekxnuh, Agents.
Bnhs Store,Supplh
Poor
Mn. Josephine Cari
John Dulnney, Carl
Poor
Harry Ervey, Rent
Fontanells Garage,
Election'
Farnherg Hardware
& Supplies ,
B. A. Gottsch, See. I.
Eleétian Rent
Hexman Sub Bank.
as for f
I ns ur e t hem o f s ur e T r a ct i onner, Rent a.oo fist; whé woul rather hive hslme
ng for 'mafia amndinn 1111111?99? .§i'E§pZ§1Qf&é'kn§£fkn§E\Z».1°'°°'don'¢ need w economhe,Ren 'your kitchen dt more lavi and utmost safety, so that
they may . .2
Labor
0 .0 .F . ,r , " " 'g g ;
1 0 . 0 0 ~* K h a o |..
rvu.Service 'suited to Siculil nd" ;:aili.nlz
Chun 91.90 .. ...i§nn`sp¢¢i£1 Mina: Me|LNEBR. PUBLICITY DEPT.lvehlll Fee Hunmer, Rent-One Ib lean mr'55 lb sue
-cms MANY LETTERS;Election Room 5.0011/. ,nw .LM .-.i.;:»=_ u. li. .»...J<Mrs. C. A. Houghton , Caring'| ££n'£§"'»¢."`§§`é`§ 32338;
V i li b o t i f r o m o th e r sta te s wh o f o r P o o r 61.00 ,.1...».'...na:.~| niffhn 1 r
I
m - T ' u ; I » - f ~q \ 1 . » .~,-»u=:'5é£?'an
4:
1 f wwfD3 Co., Suppliesnll nt the new apitol-and therelp-_ ii iulniuare 1.1-munnds wee! cider, 2 ups.*W'W|sugar, 8 cups I dw d 2 tsp.salt 8 lbs. apples,ppe ,| .'209.|0'ammm°n Mtsp. a-Ilspiee, ¥,§tsp.
__ __.nutmeg, 'A cup lemon juice, 8 oz.
R I V E W I T Htheir :mum ln a visitors' register
and a little llter get a hospitable
nm: lmm the State Dspartment
of Publicity, with a little booklet
ol facts enclosed.'Hue receipt of
these lettcn inspires many notes
Lincoln School Supply Co.,
Supplies
Annie C. Martin, Express,
Postage, etc.C. B. Mehlens, Toll Paid
c. J. Nelaom Dom. Work &
I
1x.vl cranberry sauce, 1 11.40 1 cup cooking wine.
Rum haul' -mu
x
of in ting comment.w k ,9535 " " ' " " " " " " " 3 " " " "zu f od ch I dWithout exception the writers North Side Store, Supplies Jim..'{£'§.§".'Z.,,"'°li'..Tj.,'§'
Confidence Allwereimpressed with Nebraakalu for Poor 14'1.96`n §a iE»§ a"a`" `great capitol."Marvelous", "w¢m- Redfield Grocery Co., Supplies ;;;g;;~30 minute: °2ddslT|"
dedul", "beautiful" are the adject-for Poor 26.47 mnming ingredients except*
ive:used.Nebraska highways G. J. Schmidt, Ins. Prem.25.20 mum .ma ,_,,,,|_,;,,,,,,,;,,_
a m praised by many writers.
The highway signs
get frequent mention.Vidwra
nom the East are usually surpris-
ed at the development they Ilnd.
They were not prepared for tim-
bered country, fllled with comfor
ahle homes, fertila fields and past-
ures of blooded nook.The hospit-
ality ol Nebraska people is qdte
commonly mentioned
Operating with a very small
Mrs.Wm.s wa m, Re nt 6.00
University Publlalxlng Co.,
Supplies 6.20
Mrs. John Watkins, Care of
Poor '20.00
James A. West &. Son, Sup-
plies for Poor:40.41
Zion Inst. & Ind., Inkoul..50
The report of the Washington
County Agdcultuw Society for
the 1980 was received and planed
on file.
_..._....---.,....,.......~.\~-slowly until thick, add nuta and
wine.Pour boiling mixture into
sterilized glass jars; sed, cool and
wrap as desired.Makes 3 quarts.
English Plum Pudding
One lb. gm, 1 tsp. soda, 2 tsps.
baking powder, 2 tspa each, dn-
namon,clove,mace, 1 lb. grated
canola, 1 :up com oil, 1% lbs.
raisins,1% lbs.cur:-ants, 2 eggs,
% cup-molused 56 cup dark com
W I N T E R
. L Jupplu|.:uuuuu'-§.l.UlvUU as year--ul:v u mquun uuly maui:8110 CIT*~ i n O r d e r g i v e nPu b li c i ty De p a r tme n t is ma ki n g a n e d th e fo llowi n g Bonds we re mo ld s twb - th i r d s mu
:md s ta rt. in telli ng the p eo p le o f app roved:..l v W i m n u m p a p e r '
thi s sta te a nd so me wh o li ve o u t | S .W .Chamb ers.Justic e o f the 1._.....\ | \ ... .0 q \ H
Jddilids in what doplrhnelit kéii-.|Péle for Blitz: citf"" |':fw:°m¢hml, : | T m p ;
Ex¢L_".£|:_e__1:£a|vE|1$!;_¢f§r|Edi_|l_l-__ -_':-~;1'=-.*3f=f °f mlm may »~m s 1,AIU p u u u u af o r m o n t h s .
nucumpusnmems m a utue Douluen,|reace lor ue bow 1WD'Nebraska Nuggeh n .........1..,... .-...ln..-4.1 n....4..1..1....r:a..-.a|u l . t l l t u c u m I"S l w al IMSI. ucl u n u u u .\..'.o f N e b r a s k a ' s |f o r D i s t .N E i s " ' I " ''| 1 1 = = P @ r f o r g l f t a'indnx evidehéeg1~owt.`E and prosperity.L. M. Menking Road Overseer for'By the loyal cooperation of a-Dist. No. 15'Lyrnan--Ideal Theatre remodel
bout.zoo Nebraska newananers. Louis c.L mc h,Road Overseer "",'%{"i'.§'.'"',§'f'_?E'f'2'*'f_"?l'f":_. __Bargain
T i m e
that are using the news seréié of for Dist. No. 19
the Publicity Depnxtrnent without Lester E. Belford for County Sup
charge to the state,a great a~erintendent
mmmt of Nebraska news is be.ing{Fr'ed Ahlemeyer,Road
yubllshed every wkk.Some u-for Dist. No. ll.Blnde n-Mn.Mary Alexander
tidn are historic, som¢ economic, Julian Jungbluth, for Road Over-purchased Q°llf€¢fioI1¢{y and lunch
Some jmosting-but all are designed beer for Dist. No. 16 coEnte{ fT°'§ 3}"_f}»_F Kljmes;for Tire Buyers!to inérease knowledge ni Nebraska A. A. Wilkins Road Overseer for rrenwn-4.1. J.smeu purcna§edand develon n vizorousntate xnirit.Dish No. 9 fhenton Billiard Parlor and bunld-
This Ileu;snane is |cnnne;tinr| Clark Browninsr Road Overseer ~ 1 5.vnu uw Da" ~~; .;Jm,;;z|m mn. use
a l e enutdbudon it ll m| |dn|Fl¢\i M.Gi l ! "fou t h lf a n o t -t h u mm mmn l un r.
be bail?1 o "`°'noH.hvTe¥t-r Chunty '.l[|'eu- I hen. on Nlobnn river.Prices ure scraping bottom.Now it costs more than it's
worth for punctureg and delays to get the last miles out of
old tires.Slippery fall and winter roads ~ full Im a
tion.Why (ako a chancewilh smooth-worn tires?New
Goodyear treads wear down slower than ever in winter-
c
madest, effective publicity.1 On motinn duly made and car-| un"§£Ii '§&Lni§
ried a Reiunding Order was grant.Ll§rough Diller 2
c0MmIss|oNEns~ea Margaret sim in the amount Iughway No. s.
1.pR0QEE|)1N(;5]o!One Dnl!a.r and Eighty-four
cents Int.anglble B error
rI !
l abou t TW ICE as s lowl y as in sum m er.The y wi ll st il l be Q~
like new next spri ng--this * is the tim e lo buy!'ei
@@@ WQA f';w»#m'°»-f
County Commissioners n2»m,!On njxotiou the Board adjourned
~ Blur, Nob., December 1. 19so"»° mee* December 15, 19so...ne Board of County ccmmn---._,._Annie c. Mamn,amen met pursuant w adjourn-County Clerk....nv »-\..... n..._.\,__ .~ ...M \
i=s;°£;1
, J n h '
i.. MEIl"i=:,,.";';:' 2E§;2""§1|;é§J"€' Bismnx. CREEK VALLEY'
Il(e\u°ens and (J. J. Nelson.I"fha minutes al th reoed.ing|The f 11 win helped Henry
meeiinzv. adlourned and BP¢¢iBlDi|:kmeye; Llebi his birthday
were mad and approved.|Thursd.ay evening:Messrs.and
After n careful e<amhm!ion'ofM¢?daL1;;aa a;|dE€n|:1eilieE, Johns n
the bills on the different funds it an nar n mp u F
'Was moved and seconded that ,_he¢Diclnneyer,Henry KRW:Chns
lollowing clmimabe allowed nud.§ :m":';Jbg"";E°menk"mP'Sr.
the County Clark instructed to-nWe.slelmMerl!:::xh and Leona
draw warrants on the funds i"°"'}H°ummy attended 'g operetta
:_"°@__,b°]°" m m t h e f°m°'»¥"C?" PY "QQ Junior grades ol the
fr.
Lifetime Guaranteed-Full Oversize
4J¢Z'EZ"°Superior lo many oi the th-sa' grade lircs seiiing dollars
higher.Vaiuas only Goodyear can olfcr!Free mcuniipg.
.Year round service. "'
S!:::zclc::*:Z.`!?;:E5c:;::.1p |~ U o r z l s
.1 New' ~
Heavy Busty
, _ . . - .inrungwn high school on FridayAugust Dunklau, Dngging &evening.
Road Work 20-80]Mr. and Mrs. Emil Koch, Donald
Chris F. Prahm, Dragging 20.70 and Dolores June and Deolurd
John Hall, Dragging .40.00;Mavis ol Stanton, were Thursday
Sam Hall, Dragging 40.00 vldton at um Wm u..u....._ 1..
L_
f 'PHONE `sn5E££ff9
P. A. mmm, D ni g i n g
Henry A. Kniep, Dragging
Frank Modonkie, Dragging
an P-=1=. Dmsulmz
Fred T. Pull, Drgzsivz
(Rio Voss, Draggmg"_ _ _ . ..u . ..._
__ _.- ...... ....,......-u wmv.12.60 Emil Koch had cattle on the Oma-
54.90 hm mnrket I-nd Wm. Holunm and
46.80 leonxrd Mavis motomd with him
22.50 to Omiha.
22.055 Min Clara. Schweder and Mas-gqgq *fr ¢¢..,q, Ladlmm visited Thun-
ANY BABY
WE can never be sure just whatmakes Am gf--=~ resilwb. but,pe remedy can W ; be_the lame.|g°z4_2!'L&=\a"rJ,_ _sfgefsiflfsff AUTO GLASS INSTALLING
nllmsr wngnr, nauung etc. 31.00 dw evening at W IHal; Beck, Nov. Salnry;100.00I Mr. and Mrs. Lralfther £35253
CHM Berwen.Drasnrinz 1350 tertainerl n mrmhnn nf .r...:__.¢___.__ _ .......»~.v; nnenus llA cud party nf. their hams Mon-
day evening.'
Fremont wkn fro m he re i hia
C. G. Cleavel-und. Road Work s.ss
Dan Greeno. Dmsiinz 650
H. P. Hansen, Dragging 26.10
A. A Wilkins, Dragging 35.l0|
Knnhnll Wilkins, Dragging 10.80
fheodore Hansen, Nov. Sal-
ary 100.00 Peterson and Albert Laaker.Chris Hina, Drngging 8.15 Mn, Butch Schger spent Thurs-
Dnssél! Jacob, Labor 8.00|day afternoonat Gottlieb Echtaen-
Gux Kempcke, Dnninz 1s.an kamn'|.
week wen; Messrs and Mesdnmu;
August Kerkholf,Stanley and
Rodney, Wm;Haltmnn,Amnndun
1\
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UPI-IOLSTERY and TOP WORKTIRE 1\EPAmn1G
Blair Top & Tire Comm m- mmm, No v . Sa l -I Emil Lullman nued at tha Mrs.
l r v 100.00 Minnie [Allman homa Thursday
Glen Mcbanlld, Nov. Salary 100.00.mnrnlng.
Nehnah-Iowa on Co., Gas a m Mrs. Henry Pneper called nr the J.'E. Miller,"Prop. u
J. .fid=\=<.
Bhir, mmm. nmmw uf me
.ue notified w appear and ahuw
nun, I! gay, why uid Instrument
may not bs proved, xllowed and
probated u dw but Wm md Tesb
nmsnt at uid deceased, md exe-
cution Lhgreol, and adminirtndon
cl slid eltlw be grunted.
'witneu my hand Ind Otfi cill
g g ;Lh£|l8th. day o l Deamber,
(SEAL)1. c. EL' \-111,
4741,County Judge.
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Mrs. Chu. Wil\Lnmn died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Edna
Clark in Albian on Saturday aff/-ernocu at two o'cJock.The body
~..~ou-
were hosts D0 the Merry G0 "<nd
Club nt. their home in the coun~ y
on Saturday evening.Bridge was
played after dinner and first priz-
es were won by Mn. C. W. An-
drews md C1yde Cook; low primes
wmt fo Mn. c . G. Mmha u a nd
John Hebard..
Mrs. Ed Newell, who has been
quite sick for the putt three
weeks is able to be out once more.
was brought to Ar! ~gton ~-~
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mu 1 u » d » a 1 s q n u ¢ w | , p » e » .
oil:or meh elemmh,~
wi thnny a ndullhy -pxo duc ta i m
:ident thereto;m d bo own And
de a l i n s n y a n d n l l k i nd l o f p e r -
what mopexty;to aeqdm,bay,
as guests at dinner Sunday, Minn
May Hebard of Fremont,Claude
Helm of Nebraska City, Dr. and
Mrs. P. L. Cady and sons Dick and
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Special
Until January lst,1931
PLACE MONUMENT
ssued the sum of not to exwed Te
Thu Do\1ars ($10,000.00)
Prelé Stock, und there may -Sasned,t to exéeed the sum ~
F i l m n ousand¥ mum (SI5
000.00)mon Stock.
m e t h is being issued gm
theincorpo tors concurnnuywi
the Articles of Incorporation ~
hundrd shares of Lhe Comm~
Stock.That when shams, eith
of the Prefened Stock or of
Common Stock are Issued
same must be paid lor in cash
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a
individual or natural person;the
amount of capital stock nuthorizai
ard the terms and oondidons on
which it is to be paid shall not ex-
ceed tim sum -of Twenty-:live
Thousand Dollars ($26,000.00). All
of which capital stock shall be and
is non-assessable; and the author»
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all kinda of real property/ and
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Blair --Nebraslm
...See Us For $aakings...
Farm Sales a Specialty Phone-White 263
ized capital swck shall be and is
divided ima one thousand shares,
eaclfnhne of the par value o!
'1`wenty-five Dollars ($25,00). Thatol such amount of the capital
ad Ranch and just before ni ght
fall :made tmi n with van. four
mule i umudrwe infro ma he a a s t
and went into camp. about 1oo yds.
from Grselh campsite.
Next morning the Greens left
enrly and during the day they,wera
overtaken by a rktachment of cav-
dry who told them the party of
immigrants at Deserted Rlnch had
been set upon by Indians, eleven
white men Allin and the wile at
.~» ;
by the dwi r ho m Cmtn l P lr kCongregations! church of 0mAhu\
Prof. Alle! of Dome College ~
edbed dm choir.A reception with
nfrenhmaah was heh! in the dup.
el following the program and was
sponsored by the members of the
local choir.The Parent Teacher Anodatioximet Tuesday evening at the high'
school building.Rev. E .R. Baker!
of Fremont, was the speaker pf'
the evening.|
been minted by Jnmea Green od!
Central dty, who vu the neun!
eye-vritmu to what occurred in
;thlt me aing of _whibes - i ~ § =
superior band o l indi um r.
Green nude leverul trip! between
Omaha and Colorado boom towns
in 1860.In 1864 he decided w go
ko Colorado vm- his !\mi\y.He
knew the trail 5owe\l he did not
nut for a wagon train.When he
reached Cottonwood Springs he
was told that an Indian party hadwas told that an Indian party had one of the men carried oA'f.by
been reported In that vidnity, and dttarklng force.The white m
n detachment of soldiers had been'were buried by the soldiersit tsent out bo drive them off.Mnlplme o{ thdir massacre md the
;=~== decided w return to Schuy~ the Plum Creek monument -
a m d 'upe d o.v.ait until the danger from 2erec1.ed.Th? Greens es
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anrnr nssmnbled m th e mld - we s t brask a Ci ty . Nc b., Cou nc il B i n d s
._.,o This corporation commenced home Saturday."W ""°°"' Nu. 10, ms. mrsues business on the asm day of Aug»Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Mluko vis-
ebrocl:. Scribner, amcmm dl-ust, 1930, and shall exist fqnj Qifty ggea gg Sunday at the home ol >
§Axel Grease
§Battery Cltnarged at 50cwillpresentI-lenders tmnous
Chrlstmas o rotorlo "T he Mexlah"
a t the O ma h a Clty Audltorium.
Monday nlz ht. December 15. under
ausp lee s of th e Un lte d "Mcslnh"
Choral unlon of whlch Dean N. J.
Logan ol the University Conserva-
£017 ot Mus lc o f O ma h a ls the
direc tor.T h e Bac h qu ar te t of Chicago,
Nw z lllle d amon g th e llne st o ra ~
torlo solnlsts ot the United States.
lneludlng Mm e .Els e Amn dt . s o-
nrano. Lilian Kn owles, cont rolw.
Ed win x e m v .tenor.a n d Ma r k
Love, ba ss, wlll slug.
Ph rty mu si c ia n s lro m th e Oma -
ls . ,Pla tts mo uth .Nc b.,Ma lver n .
Ia .. F re mo nt. Ne b. . Mlss ou rl V al-
le y , Ia . . a nd Oma ha ' wlll p a rti c l-
pare.
rn the a bo ve p ic tu re :
No .l .N .T .L u n d .preclclf.-nl.
B la i r c h or al u n l n :No .2.Mr s .
Gu y s m i t h .president Mls s o u n
Va lley un i on ;No .3.u r s .J .rv.
W e a n n . p r s ld c n t Ma lve r n u u lo n :
No . 4 . Flo r en c e C a ve wmmn . Ne -
br as ka Ci ty ,ac c omp ani st;No . 5 .
J u s ti n lle lz re n , p r es i d e n t Oma h a
Ch o ra l u n i o n ;No .6 . Mr s .J .L
:r otor o t th e Un i te d Ch or al u ni on .
I n th e i d o u v pic tu re be lo w.
tzizc n at o rec ent rehearsa l of the
Un i te d Ch o ra l u n lc n i n Om a h a .
MIL: Anz le L iidc llewn, p resi dent
Coun c il Blu f f s C h o r a l u n lo n ;
Claude Ha ll. pres ident and assoc i-
a te d lr o c to r o f th e Ta b o r u n lo n ;
J oseph L ltta u .c on duc tor o t th e
Oma h a S y mp lxo n y o r c h e str a wh o
aridres:-sd th e c h o n m me mb e rs :
Urefezsur Osc ar Ly d nrs o f M i d -
'and c ollege. ussoc lnu direc tor and
pr e si d en t o l th e F r wn o n t u n i o n ;
fe left to r l'§! 't:
Van den hur g.n r a l d e n t Sc db ne r
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De a n N. J . L o ga n . Omah a . s ne e -
»-.. -v nm vmn uni:-s c horus: J ohn
y e ar s f ro m s uc h d ate ; th e h ig h es t
a mo u n t o f indebtedness o r lla b ll-
ity to wh i c h th e c o r po r a ti o n i s a t
a n y one ti me to subjec t its elf
mu st i n no c a se e ro ee d two -thi rd s
of th e i s s u e d a n d f u lly p a i d cap-
i ta l sto c k.Th e af f ai r s o f th i s
c orporati on are to be c ond uc ted by
a n offic er,tms f e e an d dxrector
kn o wn as p r e si d e n t, a n d tha t a n y
c ompe tent or qu udxf ied p erson who
ua th e ho ld e r a n d o wn e r o f C o m
m o n stac k a n d a s suc h a s to c k
holder ls elxgnble an d ma y ho ld ,
oc cupy o r f l ll suc h posxtmn an d
he s ai d pr es id en t ls to be the e x-
|i n m s n l w r n f th e bn d ne a s
Mrs . Mis ko 's pa re nts , mr .I nu mn -.
w . A .W h itfo rd .
Bi lly Se h ill,i h o t w o y e a r o ld
son u f M r .a n d Mr s .E d Sc hi ll,
(C ar o li n e Fr a hm) was ta k en to we
Un i ve r r lty ho sp i ta l l n Oma h a or.
Fr i da y an d S a tur d ay a b loo d tn n s
fus ion ope ration .was pe rf or me d.
M r Seh i\ l' a fa th er ga ve the b lo od
l o r th e operation.A n e w nr-n,
lli c lmr d De an was bo rn to Mr . uv-I
ll r z .Sc lvill he r e la s t we ek a t th e
home fd h er p ar en ts , Mr . an d Mr s.
W m . Na p p .A so n wa s b or n D ee . 2 n d to Mr. ;
a n d M n . T . w .Bu r k ha r t.
l l a m a Shanahan. vm.-,e pr es id en n
From nec. 11 to Jan. lst
W i t h Every
New Storage Battery
m a n nI~ l .I I ._
All Purchases and Charging Batteries Guaranteed
':-: Phone 48:»:u
Ditlof Wolsmann Service Station
"The Station that Sells the Goods"
l r 1 v- ar u~ u~ r u~ r 1 1-.1- |~ 1 1 r 1 ,.\ \ 1 r ful .g|,;|r.3|.gn.;||.g|,g|.gr.
ha Symphony orchestra will plgyllmlonl no. 1. rruz. ram ~... nmulsu W, UA .,..._ AUUU ....-._..,_uouunvu _________accfomDan!rncnt.s for the huge stein.president Bed Oak union;s. Heigren. Omaha. prcaident of d d wil `chorus and the soloists.No. a. Mm Robert G. Read. Dresi-:~e United Choral union. and s ;§,po¥..'§°1°m§ ;°';;.°";.
Choral unions of Thbor,Ia..,|dcnt Plattsmouth union;210.9.S.Crlsfwcll,prcszdent ot thu has been n'amed president
Hlnlr. Neb., Red Oak, Ia.. Scdh-II.o .Rice.prwdcnn 1Iebre:.1:al.G1cnv:'m:i Choml u.uloI1..'to be and remain preside
liz amlof the nam mgrmng co.,oJensen'0m|h&wal spuhx of the uve-
, and il nlngattheregularmeefingof tlmne
me .mm r'..mm.m:¢v muh which met for~ § "~phe ConInnssuccessor1sm u y exec
of Buel Haines; Peter P. Nielson;pn md, petition on the 22nd dayq Dmf nd da g this 15; day ol
The Séuttish Ame:-lun Inveshnent.of Deaember A. D.,1980,at 10 Ocwber, xsso.
Company Limlbed, a Corpontion, o'c1oek A. M., and all persona in-R. M. Jensen.
nllpemons h.\vix}gor 3:-\»\ln}i11s gm( | krexled are notified to appar and 47'f"A.G.J,e=\»{=»I
gregationml chapel Mondny eve-
ning.About forty, men were pres-ent. at the meeting and the din-
ner wu served by the members of
nw ¢1»n.~ The .umual election of officers
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| i n b e r e s t i n t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c n n e a
...nn\1lr....a.1 . 1 - 1 0 n f H a n ahow cauu,\i¢ any, why sam ln-NOTICE BY PUBLICA-for the Congregational Ladies Cir-TloN ON PETITION FOR cle was held at Crane ¢»=-14 onl\¥|"\"I"l|"|l*
J. F. Rohn und C. M. Heine, Attfys.
To Thomas Bryant, J. H. Hun-
gnte,first real name unldlown;
Bazel Haines, Rebecm Haines, wife
-BUS SCHEDUL E-
mm eslawz Inu was nm.; v. ....,Welt Hd! of the Northwest Quar-ter o slcuon 5:mx L a t x in
Se¢tion6, all in township 18 North,
Range 10'Eam. and also tax lol. 5inSection 81 and the West H A !
of the Southwest Quarter of the
Southwest: Quamr of Section 82,
all in townshlp 19 North, Range
strument mty not he proven, su-
lowed and probated as the las!
Will and Testament of nmld de#
ceased, and exeeution thereof and
administration of sald estate be
granted.Witness my hand and Official
Seal this 22nd day of November,
P R O B A T E O F W I L L Wednesday aitaernoon.Th e me et- 1
"::_-*'~'|ing was pr ec ed ed by a o ne o' c loc kl
n . n u tr n s _..\.....-.....-_a L..u..-.|..__.....1
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Washington CounfY»I
A. C. Debei, Att'y.
In the County Court nl
Washington County, Nebrukm.
ln the Matter of the Ectnte of
John Kld\r, Deceased:
The verified petition ol Margar-
ethn Kuhr has ban fi!ed itr the
County Court n l said County,
praying thht Letters Tenmnentary
do issue to Max-garetha Kuhr and
George H. Xuhr under the last
Will and Testament of John Kuhr,
deceased.
Now, therefore, notice in hereby
given that n us will be had
on said petition on the 2nd day of
January A.D. 1981, at 2 o'c.|ock
P. M., and all persons infarested
..»...v ..,U ....~,»..
Our High Class
Assortment of
Christmas Gifts
Includes °
Dr a s er S et s
Ma n i c u r e R o l l s
Perf u m e Co m b in a ti on s
Sm okin g Sets
Sheaffer Pens
,~and~
Us et u l N o v e l t i a -
L o o k T h e m O v e r
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T h e B l a i 1 ' D 1 ' u g C o
"It Pays to BuiHere"I
A. Petersen, W. A. Whitlord, R
Ludwig and C. A. Linn.Two new
members added their mmes tn the
menbershlp roll.Mesdsmes Har-
old Weber, Dora Whidord,Mer-
rin.Cook,Roland Ormsby ,und
Miss Stella Renard were gbests.
The officers elected wen Mrs.
Gyde Cook, pres.,Mrs. R.A.
Davies, re~e\ecbed vlse-pres, Mrs.
Chau, W. Andrews, reelected sec.,
and Mrs. Myrvn Cwk, treaa The
retlrng pres., Mrs. C. G. Marshall
was given a vote of thanks for her
splendid work during the past
year.A iine musical program con-
dsting of solos, quarbettes and
anthems was presented at the Con-
gregational clmrch §m»dny evening
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Northbound
9:00 A. Il.12:00 A- M.3:00 P. hi.6:16 P. M.
I|1 0 E a s t o f t h e 6 t h P .M . » a . 1 1 o f a m d1 1 : 0 h A . .m ; 1 a n d b e i n g i n W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y , !
|N e b r a s k a ,r e a l n a m e s u n k n o w n n
2:00 P. In You and each of you will taka`
5-oo P. m g ilii H. Rrdllfs ha.:sE1s P. M.¢notice that W e |lrn -;|..;..nnéffnn in H19 l)m.ri¢~t
1930.(s1~:AL>45~4t
NOTICE 'ro CREDITORS
COUNTY COURT, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, NEBRASKA
Estate of Louis Mueller, deceased.
No'1'1cE IS GWEN io the cred-itors w appear before me at theCounty Court mom in Blair, Neb-
raska, on the 26th day ol Decem-
ber,1930,and on the 28th dayof March, 1981 (nr the purpnse ofexamination,adjustment and ad~
luwance of claims.All claims not
ethn Kuhr has ban fi!ed itr the
County Court nl said County,
praying thkt Letters Tenmnentary
do issue to Max-garetha Kuhr and
George H. Xuhr under the last
Will and Testament of John Kuhr,
deceased.
Now, therefore, notice in hereby
given that n us wi ll be Ind
on said petition on the 2nd day of
January A.D. 1981, at 2 o'clock
P. M., and all persons infarested
Math, 1931 will be forever Barred
1980.1 )I. c. ELLER.
l6»8t Cmmey Judge.
l ~. '| ~ ~ » -1
J. E. Daly, Attorney
Nodee is hereby given that a
corporation has been formed and
given the name of FARMERS ou.
CO.INC.;the principal place oi
tranaacting its business in at Arl-
ington,County o l Washington,
Nebraska;the general nahxre of
Lhe baldness to be trnnlacbed and
the object and purpose of such
corporadvn shall be to engage in
the general retail and wholesale
oil budness and dealing generally
...v ...v ..,U ..... ..
Our High Class
Assortment of
Christmas Gifts
Includes °
Dr a s er S et s
¢DANCE
A T
King's
P a v i l i o n
3 mlles Norih of Blalr
On Highway No. 5
Manicure Rolls
Perfume Combinations
Smoking Sets
Sheaffer Pens
,~and~
Usetul Noveltia
Sat., Dec. 13th l l || |'.
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Music BY
DAM0N'5 HARMONIANS
OMAHA
GOOD rmoa GOOD uusxcaoon on us:
T h e B l a i 1 ' D 1 ' u g C o
"It Pays to BuiHere"I
Gyde Cook, PM-.Mrs. R.A.
Davies, re~e\ecoed vim-prea, Mrs.
Chau, W. Andrews, redected sec.,
and Mrs. Myron Cwk, treaa The
retimg pres., Mrs. C. G. Marshall
was given a vote of thanks for her
splendid work during the past
year.A iine musical program con-
dsting of solos, quarbqttes and
anthems was presented at the Con-
gregational Qmrch §m»dny evening
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C h k a g o & Nn h h k me m mmm
With-3:35 M-S
Bum--8:18 P. M.C. Sl. P~. M. & Omlh;
Northbound ~
raska agnlnst you and each ui |
you as defendmuts, the object and
prayer ol which petition in w
quiet the title of Willie H. Rahlfs
in And to the following des¢:xibed
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the m a ll, a nd the mo s t s e ns i ble ,
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Half of the West Had!af
the Northwest Quarter of Sebtion 5; mx lot 1 in Section 6, all
in township 18 North,Range 10
East,anddAc lot.5inSec-tion Sl and the West. Hal! ol theSauthwest Quarler of the South-
west Quarter of Section 32, all in
Township 19 North, Range 10 Eastof the6thP.M.al.\o{sddla.lld
being i n Washington County,Nebraska,and to cancel and ad~
judge paid md released ol record
a certain mortgage given byHenry C. Miner and Hannah M.Miner to the Scottish American
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§éBin`i»'S'§"5?`£i15"fA"mn§.A nqjsr
3 5electric washer. lroner and iron for Mother Nqw l3mP§ fo tx
family.What Qorlously wonderful gltts.Yet, they neea cosr. no -=more than ordinary presents.Come ln and let us explain our new
Holiday Gm Plan.It may solve your Christmas problem, early.
f"'f;fs; .
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First door use Entarpdse ofiioli
xx|Dr. Normm K. Ralhmmn
\oP'r0mE'rR|s'r
1 Over the Blair Drug Co.
Phone Bluk 41
Investment uo mpmy mmnwu,.Oorporation, and mcorded in Bock
"L" of the Mortgage Rewrds of
Waahingwn County, Nnbmsks at
Page 513, and bo have the defend-
ants and each ol them ndjudged w
have no lien on or inberest in said
land. and w perpetually enjoixmpll I'" "A intment.d d each r them fromI.Q bye PPO ~ f l . . . n l ¢ i 1 x H ! ' a n m a n d
»..~=..y.....,-.... ,..,........ .. _.- __\|poslession of said premises-You
md emu at y ou ue re qui red w!answer said petition on or belore
|V.he 12th day of Janunxy, 1931.
\uma this 29th day of Novemlm-, 1930.
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pleasure all the y e a r
a r o u n d . A ll o f th a n h a ve
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u n d n o w e l c o m e i n o w l?
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enumBhlru=§F..k.'Grant Lathrop, Atbomey
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COMPANY \lmthg County Conn nl Wuhhal-Bandui Ahh-meter |__ w\}_Cnn!y,_Nebrn.sks.II I
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ygggjg 15 In the Mutter of me 1-.mam or__ N,|,|-uh George C. Cuhdin.sBi d!x The vsrified petition of Grant
Q lmhron has been filed in the
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DIL EDWIN T. JIPP ing that Le&|sr| Testnmenury dc
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given that 1 hearing will be InI
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ol12msmben.Vidtdnlndudodll1ue|HmnahandInurl.|e!ll'~xm,LaohNdnannndHelen'I'ay-lor md Mrs. John Taylor.Umm folk: who wkwd Satan
dnyennlngm ppetstthe kobBumunenhomeincluded:Hr.md lLrs.Cu'lRnm\1Ȣu und
Ral-xmlfnmily, Mr. md Mrs. G¢°I'¥°muasen and children md Mr.
Mrs. Jam Svnnna.
Mr. and Mn. Ed Hman qzntSunday dternooa at the Mu-dn
Lusen home.Mr. pad Mn. Clarence Long of
Omnlu vrnm Sundnv :muh at the
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ChrllPatnnon homawgn lu-.
maun.EdG¢1»1m m m dIm -
ra.insnndllt.nndl[n_W£llDick-
moyer..The Yclll¢ m>p1¢u Plm¢h\¢
¢;imnF`rid.\y¢vmmlng|tthA
Deli!Gnuulmme.Hi n
m o n Gunn and A1berl.Beuo:|won a m p : - I m w d Raymnmi
Gnusotha ansohtlon.jSundsyntkemwnm d m r wguatsnttheChri1BensonhomewerelKr.mdMrs.JoeJee:enmd
..x.:m..~n Mr .ml Mn_Alben. .len-
Axlinghm, spent*Friday lvmilll
at the Hsary nmmnm hams.Hn. Henry Humana: md son
lllrelium and dunes Kmxbm
dmv! m nk Cty Monday and vh-jud at the hai.Kndua lwme.
11-= cn-rmm. sem of Binh- u
um Fllhima mm.41-1:
BENCH moms
Mr. and Mrs. Ghnn Gory mdHn. John Gory un of Teknhmh,vnma Mondny vim. mr. md Mn.chu am ma Iamily.'
Hr. md Mn. Chrk Lippiwmam my .na um a c; I-ivvln-I
Icott and Mrs. Emma Hoover zpentl
Sunday evening visiting at thaJonas Blomberg hume.
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Fnndlan en-
tertained the Pimmhle (Tlnh nt
£B&="mm1'i i
.thi Vi°'.§d\°°l.¢*rut~=f'..J>*fl»~
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a m v m u n g u m m u n u u u i
home.!(nm d)ln.Chu.Hu.|k
tookthelnbukhathdrbvmeon&md,y¢vm¢n¢__..'Mx.m dlln.0Juobsenn.n6
Alice were npperguoounttheHnnrylennea homsB;mdlyno-
The Bench Community Club
metntthehbmeofMn.Ami.mw
BeckThundlyvithtws1vemem-ben plume.m m m m n x '
CannonlndWini!ndAl1enwex~evisitors.Thelrnaxtmeedngwillbewith Mn. Ted 01.\en;twhIdl
dma Y-hw will lun | Christmas
m b b u .Mm Emil Hngge and mn, Don-lld and Mia Marie Koenig
:fed with Mr. and Mn.Andxew
Matzsn Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and M n .m m f u~.| ....n
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CHRISTMAS
At The Arndt Hémlware
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Ev e r y mb n c l i p d n l a m d l la o pma c e a nnt.The nua nc e !
la a a r i bul wi llbo lmta ntly ao-no v u df r o mo n rmd lb gl i l w nt tl iu p l n d o n o l f h a d n z l d t a f i i\| a ,| n/bl hlunbe no ,o th a h
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subscriber.
A SUBFACED ROAD
|To x v mr F A R M
The American Country Llfa Con-
ftmrwe at tha Wlscondn College
qi Ag:-Iculmxv, has talmn a stand
for "a surfaced fo ul to m f r
i xnne fs gate."l t was pointed
out that ol the 8,000,000 miles ol
mad ln this country, only 800300
mlles.or 10paeent,nreatahaanll
Iadanl highways.The xemalnlng
So pe ro e nta ne l udfi e da s lo c a l
road; and faw ol them have dl-
wreatherkurhceu.
At laaaf. 80 per cent of all
in-mera are served by dirt roads
which become virtually Impusabla
tn motor traffic in the winter.
'I'h¢'eon!erence favors tha use
o f aurfaaa whose wearlng qual-
idea will be adequate, but whole
original and maintenance coat will
he low.Such sutfaoea,bound by
asphaltic oils,have been used in
vadoua p .of the country for
mnny years, and have made aplen-
did records 01 inexpenllve service.
It was brought out at he non-
femnue that many farmers are
breed no kap their motor vehicles
at the junction of dirt roads with
lard-sutfacd main highways, and
to transport. themselves and thdx-
families between those points and
their farms by horse-drawn wag-xma.Until ch conditions . . . }
corrected, ag:-I ture will continue
to atvruggle a 'nat tremendousm m I
France iauitting on N39 o! Um!
world and this is at the expenae
ti Germany whom she is forcing
io pay a yearly war indemnity ao
amormoun that lt beggars that
vnnntry and enriches her.While
am is xmmm on Germany pay-
ing her obligations dw hene1f.i¢~
n o m ha own dehta contracted
for war purposes.Thla will aure-ly hr i n g o nnv ra r i nthe ne u
fd me .Fume ia at present theru l i n g w w f oi Europe but ahe
CIIIIWE rule the wor`lL
R a i r i n » ¢ n t o e n c t a n v i m ~
mi n g p o o l u u i t h a l a a x i mi a b e -
.gums to worry tha dt! fa the rs
uutly..'l'wo location; ,g¢ beingm u a h :"0 n6 ui 't ha a la the
~ which im dw lit
nady anna:md the other is ln
'Prairie Pad:addition.The de-
dli o nla a u nto bri nga bo utmuc hdiaamllon before the time arrivesl
t o r ~»-|
Mrs. Mlrk mn; who le!!
hurt her nnklo lut week, il
to be up md around lull!-
Mlu Meta Zdglar spent Su
with her m n
EdnaFrench lpmtthawefl
with her folks, Mr. md Mn. \
l u z n c n nw n u m a r u .S M r s .R i d d l e a h n r g e r l s m l k i D 8 | | c " |R a s m u s s e n h o m e .
v i m w i u l h e r d a u g h t e r ,I d a o l 'm r .a n d m H e n r y R u m u e e e n
Omnhe,who ll teaching school
there.
Mrs. Morrlaqn in making an ex-
tended visit with her hi/ends and
relltivee at Plndemouth, Neb.
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and family. Mr.and Mrs.Chrls
Petersen and family end' Alfred
Jenn of Blair, were Sunday din-ner guest: lt the Art Pullen home
The young people's meeting was
held Tueedav evminz lt the Carl
mm 'Jr' :Q '~ lie ia.;;';.;l..;'&1.f;;nom Gnuea 1tablea of players were present.
Wednesday dimer guests etthe
H. C. Rumunen home were Hr.
and Mrs. Wm Haneen md findi-
ten,Mrs. Will Denman and eon
A baby glrl wu hom Saturday
fn wh-_ mm Mm.Hnv e v Ku hr lt
Mn. Clifford Rey and Ted Ollng-
er won flrn prlzem and Mrs. Geo.Follen and Lin Frandson reeelv-
ed the cdnaalationn.They will
hold their next meeting with Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Olimnr. Dm 18th.
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and bab§`h»T§ 'T "1'§`$fé§
Miss Mabel Anderson ol Omaha.M n Ray J n of Omaha.O n T o y s a n d P l a y G o o d s
=1>ent FrIday at the parental,Hwy Smith ho me.
I Hr and Mn. Earl Jeuenlpent.m-xuiy mum; mining as the,
Henry Jensen. hom."Mr ma Mm. 'rea ounger, mf
and Mrs.Chris Jenna:and chil-
dren, Mt. and Mrs. Louie llenke'I-nd children md Mr.and Mrs.
Georn Fallen mm M.. .n ..:.¢»..,|
For the
Beautihll Enameled Pm
Reservoir and lligll
2 Family
ritan Range With
Shelf -$89.50 I
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Mr.Andmw Jones of Grand
klnnd, spent a femr ys with his
brother,Squire Jon who hu
been on the sick HSV for ihe put
few days./
Mr. Woods' step-son from Syra-
cuse, spent Sunday with them.
Mn. C0mInh was ghd to have
her so n a ll on har agnin this
week.
Mr. Fletcher :pmt Sunday eva
ning with his relatives in Herman.
Rev. and Mrs. Gwrxe accompan-i e db y Mx 's .C Iuk Me a d lnd Mr_
Jones, wentlo Omaha on bulinesa
on Friday.
The Executive Board had their
regular meeting Wednesday ol the
past week.
Seven! of our ladies went to the
Ladies Aid meeting at the hame
of Mrs. Simons on Wednesday.
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Ca ri b e: g
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, s p e n t th e
B Peterson
41% #Ih e A n d r e w
lmi l le a en-
gu es ts : t
- and !am~
ter Iverson
elmn m d
~lsen,also
nd Baud:
heater and
a dinner
given by
~berson and
d ol Orum
oon at theBlair with
embers.A
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F o r . C h r i s t m
~ Gift ~ ~ y § a r s o f H a
Usefi1{hess is the choice of .all.Th
why a Camer invokes tremend
gratitude on the' part of the recéi~
See ourChristmas Stock of
Agfa Amsco Box and Folding Came
Agfa Box Camera No. 2 $2.~
No. 2.A $4.~
Agfa Readyset Folding
.No. 1 $12.00 and"$13.~
'Nm 1 A $15 and $1
The Stewart Ph\rm
J. HAROLD STEWART, Mzf-
held Tuesday evening
Cariborg home.Hr. :
er Nielsen were ~nl
ninq vidtors at thhome.
Roy Peterson of
Alfred Jensen of Bm
week-end at the Ch
home.---~.."Q"It;
Thursday evening
and Victor Johnson
tortained the followkl
a dinner party:~» =-:r
dunes H. C. Rasm
ily, Jens Sorensen, P
and Teaaie,Chris
family.and Peter Ni
M§saes Anna Kuhr
Crowdy, Mrs. Mamie
Jens Iverson.
Orum folks attend~
party Sunday ev
the Blair hospital.|'Mn a nd Mrs. ~ Je nse n en
Sunday ne w A t t he Allred berbalned relatives at their hom~
Skov home wana Mr.and Mn.Sunday in honor of their daugh
Carl Erlckxen and Evelyen,Ed-ber, Enld's fenth birthday.Thus~ward Newldrk andI-'rlfz Christof-'present for dinner and euppe
ferson._fwerk Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Gill v.
Nels Rasmussen,Anna and sons of Tekmnah, Mrs. Frank WilAndrewofAmes, ward Monday son and daughter, Frmcea a .
guests at the'N. J. Andersen homo.Mr. I-Qmmet Bolt and daughters o
Clarence Knuum of Clear L¢k.,|n1m-.On Monday Enid gave al
u I»'l "~ \f |\ ..The Danish Ladies
met Wednesday nite
Mr. and Mrs. Lara Holland and' Jem Andersen home i
children were Thumhy evening Ian attendance of 16
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day evening.
Charles Husk and Clarkson were
in 'Dekamah Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Mencke ind
Vacuum Cleaners with attachments $30
Electric liéaringraaa °°$5.75
Crosley Electric Radio, complete
with tubes ----$64.50
Aladdin and Coleman Lamps -$8.50-up
Kidney |\eids§§
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n u m m : U Nlkhts Baclnwhboqusnt "eg smlls, Leg I5un». mr!!
nunnul, or umlng, dun to function-al Bhdder lrriutlon. in wld eondl-Llonla mnkol you nel tlrod. denruuaagdlscaunged. try the Cynax Ten.\\ork| 1--5 nm-u ¢lre\|lat.tnF thruUm lY|¢em n 16 mlnutel. Pra nd brthounands for ranld and mlltlva ae-ulon. Don't sive up. Try ltlx (Dro-nounced Sins-tax) man. under than-on-Cmd Guarantee. Hull quicklymay than condluonn. hrvwvo rent-m nigen mn anargy, or money Dvds'1';' <..: a .
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Our Stock Is Large
We Invite You to Get
Our Prices
lt the Clifford Ray home Thurs
day evening.
Charles Husk and Clarkson were
in 'Dekamah Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Mencke ind
Vacuum Cleaners with attachments $30
Electric liéaringraaa °°$5.75
Crosley Electric Radio, complete
with tubes ----$64.50
Aladdin and Coleman Lamps -$8.50-up
Kidney |\eids§§
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n u m m : U Nlkhts Baclnwhboqusnt "eg smlls, Leg I5un». mr!!
nunnul, or umlng, dun to function-al Bhdder lrriutlon. in wld eondl-Llonla mnkol you nel tlrod. denruuaagdlscaunged. try the Cynax Ten.\\ork| 1--5 nm-u ¢lre\|lat.tnF thruUm lY|¢em n 16 mlnutel. Pra nd brthounands for ranld and mlltlva ae-ulon. Don't sive up. Try ltlx (Dro-nounced Sins-tax) man. under than-on-Cmd Guarantee. Hull quicklymay than condluonn. hrvwvo rent-m nigen mn anargy, or money Dvds'1';' <..: a .
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COMPANY z
Our Stock Is Large
We Invite You to Get
Our Prices
n u m m : U Nlkhts Baclnwhboqusnt "lg smlls, Lu I5un».m r ! !
nunnus, or umlng, dun m funeuon-al Bh dder lrriu tlon. in w ld eo ndl-
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us GLOVES are. oURsPEcIAL1'Y
W e c a r r y ;large li ne o l the we ll knh wn
HANSEN GL OVE In Suede and Kld.Al l
sizes.Lnv ely Ne w Shades a nd Several
New Styles .
50 0 off on C6'hts,
Our Sale ot Winter Coats stlll continue wl¢|'|"
50per cent.We have a number of Extrn
Flna Bargains left In Women'| and cnua-
dren's sizes
The purchase by the school board
Qs!th :two northwest lots on
vmh zh lugh school 1. located §Ii
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lqnovuwidaycu.z
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Beautiful
Gzfts
Of
-Every Description
J
W e are now showing a large va-
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look: into the future.Blair must
gmv as the y e nra ro lllzy andwlth
the increase in population comes
the incwaae ln the school and the
more the necessity tor laygroundroom md this was the kr oppor-
hmiéy that the board h'\d of pur-
==i=».x°mn¥~. 'rm entire
ock d be owned by U\€ dist-
litt and need for playgrounds for
the school and no doubt this will
be done as soon as the opportun-
ity is ripe.
We nom that Nebraska has
Itolen the alfalfa crown from
Kalman.For a number of years
Kansas ranked flrst in the produc~
tion ol nK\l!s but this year Nelw
:uh wok sweepstakes and ll the
int ln't.'hat product.lows may
bout of her tall corn but Nehru-
kl shawn her how so grow hay.
There is moc lK't e days of
hard times.Yet very few people
are ngggng o r 'win realize the
full meaning of the word.Very
!e\r are in need ln Nebraska.We
are #mob going through the re-
tdjushnent that was sure to come
Yullovilng theblg drunk of the war
period.We will élmply be obliged
io aecustom ourselves to | dlller-
=mt plane of llving,We esn't ex-
pgq anything else and the sooner
in get don to that idea the bet-
'im-.Prices df all commodities
live been grujnxlly slumplng for
a number of ynersbecause the law
A# wnvly md demand has alwsyf
and always will set the price.
}3o xlng`Tmd'b'nll£l§li¢in§ are now
qwmd in take A back 'nent Vlth
q m h u n s .The other day the
Southern Cnlllomin University
football tenn and Notre Dome of
indi um Played in California and
the report hu it that 88,000 peo-
ge witnested the game.The vic-
Nry o f2 'Hn0 we ntmNo h~e D| ms
SILK LINGERIE'
A Real Bargnln nt this Chrlstrnas Season ls
our Suk Lingerie,Step-»ln|.Dance Sets,
Bloomerl. Slips,Hose and all the dalnty
Pajamas A women loves to hmve ma y be
Ioand he re a t a Very Moderate Price.
smocxs at $1.50
0ur Regulnr $l.95 Smo ck.priced lt SL5 0.
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THE HACK SAW
VOLUME s Bhir,Nebnska, Dedémber 11, 1980 NUMBER ze
Shortest dl¥l» long-
en.mghm :his
month, but we don'tseem to he gettingany mom s lee p ~
usual.
We luva always
claimed that a child
got mo n use and
pleasure out of a
Coulter Wlgvn dun
my uther thing you
c m buy.But we
it now mo n
than ever, u we uw
Mildred Poulmnand
her little nephew
across tlm me e t
move n large pile of
swvs wood tn the
_basement on their
Agfa Amsco Box and Folding Cameras
Agfa Box Camera No. 2 $2.00
No. 2.A $4.00
Agfa Readyset Folding
.No. 1 $12.00 and"$13.00
'New 1 A $15 and $16
/1
The Stewart Pharmacy
V ..; u |:l l
enjoy it veryi much
"Off ic er ,st-up th a t
mother one along
in a minute."
The "Flexible Fly-
er" hu allways been
wxuddened the beat
sled on the market
and t h e "Kelly
Canter" is built onthesa-me priwple
only n little llghtar.
We have bothkinds.
Houselwld Hint
If you make 1 mesa
of the Christmas
dlnner,just dump
it on a lettuce leaf
and call it salad.
We don't claim ¢o
know much about
history but we've
never heard of a
war where both
Aden d.(¢ln't tlli m
self-ddenae.
We are l'iVil\8 I
largs tube of Ai r
Rifle :hots freewith
a single shot, Daley
Mi-Rifle and 2
t m m t h l m p e a v
er.
"When I was a baby
they coudd put mybud in A bea cup."
"W-ell,l decluel
And did you live!"
Have you laen that
new Coaster Wagon
that lfeers like an
automobile andcuft
tip?
Chrishnns lighting
PETEHSEN
HARDWARE
A First Come,llrst cholce.Fast Colors
~New Slylel, Good Lennhs
OUTFIT THE BABY FOR CHRISTMAS
Our complete llne ol Clothes lor the baby makes Ideal (lifts.Lovely Coats.
Wool Sulu. Hoods, Dresses Hose. Sweaters. and Booties _are always acceptable
..` \ANOTHER SPECIAL
g' this week ls the Lo ng Sleeve d Mercer-W hic h w e a re o lle rln
ized Print Dresses. large and small sizes
Regular $2.95 No w $1 .9 5
an Color, Dark Prlnts and lleslgnad for Real S IThese Dresses are well m.\de» F erv ae
The large woman can bo flttad here
W e have a line of accessories such as Hand Bags,
Purses,Mesh Bags"Flowers, , Home Dresses,Ruby
Ring Hose, Ladies and Children's Sweaters, Belts Gir-
dles and many other articles to choosefrom.
~giftyoufmve beenseeking.
~S p e c i a l F a n c y B o x e s o f
5|Stationery, Candy, and
~Eastm ankodaks
~Complete Supplies for Bridge
i Parties .
~PRlZES,'CARD,TABLE COV-
~ERS, TALLYS
~. L C o q k e
.We must ham our thrills.
»» You are Invited to Shop Here ~
Thé Style Shoppe
The Clli'ilrtFu`Sei»on
F'rHu 'nge old custom ol the
Yuledkie celebration is nearing
Ind lltvlpirit ol the season is be-
ginning m be (dt ip the air. This
ig uwéi illv noted i Bltir's busi-
lqu houses The merchants have
qmcp|Snna1Iy'fine stocks an hmd
'this yur both toys for the little
w h and &|e'more nanllble and
lm ax-Hclea for the elders.Bhdr
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THE HACK SAW
VOLUME s Bhir,Nebnska, Dedémber 11, 1980 NUMBER ze
Shortest dl¥l» long-
en.mghm :his
month, but we don'tseem to he gettingany mom s lee p ~
usual.
We luva always
claimed that a child
got mo n use and
pleasure out of a
Coulter Wlgvn dun
my uther thing you
c m buy.But we
it now mo n
than ever, u we uw
Mildred Poulmnand
her little nephew
across tlm me e t
move n large pile of
swvs wood tn the
_basement on their
V ..; u |:l l
enjoy it veryi much.
"Off ic er ,st-up th a t
n u n .H e h a boot-
le g g e r l"
l l n ~¢
cited.There'1I be
history but we've
never heard of a
war where both
Aden d.(¢ln't tlli m
self-ddenae.
We are l'iVil\8 I
largs tube of Ai r
Rifle :hots free with
a single shot, Daley
Mi-Rifle and 2
gm. with | repeat
er.
"When I was a baby
they coudd put mybud in A bea cup."
"W-ell.l decluel
And did you live!"
Have you laen that
new
mother one along
in a minute."
The "Flexible Fly-
er" hu allways been
wxuddened the beat
sled on the market
and t h e "Kelly
Canter" is built onthesa-me priwple
only n little llghtar.
We have bothkinds.
Houselwld Hint
If you make 1 mesa
of the Christmas
dlnner,just dump
it on a lettuce leaf
and call it salad.
We don't claim ¢o
know much about
automobile and can't
tip 'I
Chrishnn;-_ lihting
PETEHSEN
HARDWARE
outside use for $1.10
and $2.95..v Mrs. C. C. Van Deusen, Prdp.Blair, Nebraska
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~8-H'l v ' ¢ n A I n i n ".. . h tl... ¢l.\..-; ¢.....\.:..»;»....Jwv ' 'u H l i w
Grands( me.at 'hs Edn-,1-m_C-ll! and ne.Mft!
ug,lg1Mw.l-Jlnifi 21-B
lr. and Hn. Harold Sehller of
Omnhn, spent the week-end utthe
Punk Schafer home.
o m .Cob!!Cuba for ails!
Call Life Golden.Phone Rod 141.4'I»3¢'
Mr. and Mrs. Chris hmm and
Dorothy spent lat Saturday we
ning at the Roy Baxter home.
Mr. md Mn. Harvey Simpson of
Tehmlh. spent han Sunday at the
n-nk simnm home.
Wmmd--Work oi mv kind.
: r u (a l lw a ys .u - uanmrudnn!.|b\uy_onM|hm mnrmm, runodelinxm a m m m p m m u
a t - t h ~ C b . P h a m
253.H. J. Mldlm.47-1:
Mn. Dmde Hdllmx U! Grub!vid¢ad.\dq, ln. L D- wu-rn-.k
af um dry, nm mu.
How \bo\|¢ than Ch:-istmu mr-klyl.Pham 211 on 14.Clark
Gouum 44-M'
Prol. and Mn. K. c. DoGro!!
l v l -m u ,1°-ln1»=~a n n a u-wm1=~.|u ._....._...... ..., .... .... .......,.,..-.................,.....,.hr,m a x n s o m m m J l n - . m l m ; : n y s m m \ p a |r ~ s u ? é p u n m | A a c ;In u ¢ n u » M ¢ W ; : r h ¢ : ¢°p=°Y:'xm i"§"'' m "' " " "m ' m m o u r
Saibmrwunlunltnniayvlnz.Kn.Namysylviiwun|msha!'Soqh.»P\aaa11cn2'1,¥gmgd.v\ek!ormedialt.1nunmt,|MvnHil1hbt8undny|!hmovn.Shopatmhahnnon Ummm
° " " ° ' ° F ' ° ' s ° " " ° ' " "|d' f " " ' " " E " " ' " ' * " ° " ; * ; ' f * 3 " 'H-B~R°~°b~°=="'Y"°"°'"'P""""°°*-I 'ru.w»e»»»m nfhmoonelub m . . . S ` . . . , . Z `" " i ' " " ° " ' Z;
F a s - r n n a n m s h m f 1 -~~~'an .`Pz"'?"'*"¥"-c m x z r m u u m 'Hr-u = d ll m C» \ L ll ° i ' i j ~Z. ' ; ». . ' i1 * ¢ ' Z. * $ .' ! ' ,'if»u~§&'f.,'f.'§fZ§.Zk" " " " S ' " " " " . n a s " ° " ° ° " '
Foley.41-1\° °m=\\».vdd¢d.wS1md»v ¢¢theluu¢and»yqmgng.~[ m i c m m m . :tha hoildnyu at l\lnchson\tF\rrdl'| Gala.In "°'.""°"".2€'§.','Z$§.'.1'°' su-
gn_g_g_g ¢y,Pmt hnme0!Hr.\ndlr$.ElzyK1D¢¢ f u n w n n u f d m a ¢ : » , m - ¢ . ° f W ' d ¢ r -
m anm u»m aam ¢m .¢ f,rm yl Y°==»-=~»f;»d»»<»#»<==;_f
a m z .u w vfandumiAhne||erden.Phamn|:e°°'"i''1'hoEnterpxilehnlenm~
on n g g a ma 543 xaletallm, now an display.48-Itudies,l ;|m f . - n a u m c ..Mr.»»aumn¢1-wu1.ynf.n°sIHd " ° t ° t De u m r Nob.dmve down In t '
For s¢1¢_A pod-nun sms- ¢bepmn¢\LJ°hnlkK=yhom-.|nn-. ma l(n..W m.u a r m uhornmllkeow.Phone uzz on!Mn.MAryfnndt isnadvlngouterhlmdtivetahlnofplnéchlc
54.Hln|Bo-n.4'l~lk|h¢¢ig1 nmumntneum Bu.|rvhy»n\uz'r~u~my¢v=»1n¢.'rh¢
.\&r.andMnEdRoaaunddmgh!l°lPi¢l|hlvlhtxvm thsn luehwwem-vea»,nx¢¢|umh.
tardraveovar tatledsrlllxzksonllandnyavaanlng.|y,,,,, mmm'yabaun neverS'md»ymdvid¢°d\Hh°J-Thvrv'L n u g rm d mum s;ym e » » l a r¢ e » : m ° m » u m u . w ¢home.lfeedn.Waanmpplysllmlnudnnildvhitywdvyvnrshopping.K.\!-herins Stluvn ol Omlhlllnd give youamuch beds mix- No llhonwute or fuse.Blok
t¢qel.l,a|ha1-terms..41-xc'w.B.Pard\m
lr. gm lrs. H. Ll[gn'd| md|Eloi||, md I. C. Eilsr pont lui
smixymomunnddnz Mr-und
Hrl.Hlrny Eller|Mx.mdMn.U.G.Gu-narmd
Mary Fnhas than uP to' StormnndD|vidwar¢din:\¢rguatsllltAxl£n¢umspenthstSmndxy|.R-'4 ._Sunday n the w. D.H\\¢b¢I'ernoon at the M. D. Nuvell h¢vme.';"'k v:!:";'d'¥F*;'k"'d¢thai: lpent the weak-end with ber pu- ing Joh thm can be dom hy hand. Fnlilill, Kuhrandwrigm, Props(I un Sand;.M spentI n g a a n d M " _ E n m d l p F o r 3 | , . _ .m , ¢ k ~ s p o w u d M ,d en y liu g h y g nu ,Y-~ A n d H r s H e n r y S t r u v e o f g g i : I - ¥ e d M i l l . K n h r a n d ~I 7 - R u "' a y , i t h a n _ u { _o f M x
r .rs..;--4 .¢. .. . u. . . m- .n m r n n u m f w .P. | h . ,n .1 . . . u s M m . . 1 ' . - _ . " . . - 1 ' 2 ' I n d b a b y d l ln d z k r we r e d i m a r l u . . .nr . . . m. . . ¢ . . __. . _ . , _ _ ._'f i - .-_..._.._",... I i i . I . . F ;i f ' . E ' ? °E ?§° _ Ga ma r .
MQLFQQ Hemuv hz. s ci E. con,
fl! St.45-4t:
Mm-Shirley Stokes h u ,,,.,.£2*"""J '"» v u- ---' -'---" ' --vw-| A Anil.; ww.unrulan. nvguu.,---~|num nasty aus;fume h m e m r e n m a h I m a m ._8'U¢lf8 Ia.st Wedneadl¥nt tl1a,1i t=.,,,u.'§.'uf " Ed i t h :mm "si g ho me ; o f Hr. um Mm Holga r nm. I pig g j t
Ibnnlnr $7.50 Pumnnlmt Wlvel.. nwlnv niuht nut QM..-1... -an. \..... sen.liltttinn: alonn nimb
ur u mnr we n w l a s n y c u u r a w l u l - n e u mu xthe Blllr hos- cow.Dhappeared Mondxy night.
D¢¢_ 3 and ig Any information of her when-7.iabout will be 'hmkfvllv reedved
,lg md by J.Hnmld Madsen,_Fu-menLd 225. he Pxodmx oo.47-11
een rdvlhs bex-'With 100 Ibn. of K. W. Mineralver nina.|($4.50 per cwt.) and 400 lbs. of
w u n m o u w x u x n n u .l a ." m f g s r . a t 1 0 9 E ;S o u t h s ¢ .¢ 1 L ; ' . . . ¥ . ' ° § .' I . . . . . " ". 1 ' i . . . . " ' " " é . , . . . :
; ' f w " " 'y " ' " " ° ° " »D "1 2 ."a n H m m S m l d a y w h e n e v w e r e
..A 1 l l | d i e s o ! l h a c h u x c h a n g u e n s ° t M r _ " n d M " _s o d n r e
° ° " * ' = " g _ i n vl t e d w t i f i g g p r e s e n t A | W n h l | t m m .
v ,M_l_l_s k w N w " n ~ : d v e d .l l r .a n d M r | .A .W ,R o s ¢r e -
, t I S m t u l d n ft e l e g g m m m m w e e k u m h e r d n n g h . ' i f " . ° f m '. f ° . ; \ . . . , . . . . '. , . . 'f $ . " § £ . £ '§ ; ' , ' I
I H`5i6W.`§x cm lé Ex-§."iL'""mu' '""` "T F"°'U~inliillno eam"M,`'Vtfspwwma.Yhohg un.~f \er of " 5',3"f,I g :»am1:mr re Inu ,Lt 'rmmuy
x.A.Pmma.n m J m u m .no _ w r m w m a w bJensenat Blna§n,dm dwnu!§||mhdvaswouldlllnetosoe¢omid,,,bhp.me,A. M. Stapleton and sister, Mrs.ve u mm |
s. R, 'nun as spent l m s a m .m ~Waite ma~i n mg Mn .gh. Stapleto n the John nik MTM the diy sf]S * " m m m B ' ° " " " Y " ' " " ° : 0 m m ,n p m ~
home.1 |A Kood 5-mom house, all M.; ""'Tf"°' Audlwdum ?;»~d~»'»: Mrs! Margaret Ive;
Horpe g r o w n ~$ l_ P ° f , e xe e p t b l i h .th re e E004 lo ts ,ax~H- n J a h # nm. : Ma u r . . : » . , » ~Aa ]No l1. h W alk a Ave . ,
spending a few days at the home!
of her mister, Mrs. John B. Erick-|
Jon, near Hex-num.
Mn. Eli n Vulzhn.who makes,hex home with Her mn, Burl, ;»'
.mportzd ns in very dot Eealéh ati
.um time.>|
n Andarson of your sFrimhy at the |118 nt
mon home on Blnlrl
.in thin di v iPloDI.
Train you can have pad hy-UBI. Mrs. M. G. Smith of Normnn, 'gg ""d"?'f;'u'"" tméf 'ff"°i,;§"mah at a vary low figure. Okll., had Hfibmitfbd to II! cpu-a,.fn.m:\.|..:»..Y a oux |
"eed mu, Khin' md w.-i...1.+ntinn nf. A hnrnitnd .+nz.\.\.A.~..l`"""" ""'""""""'';;:'{;éiima a,;;;;;;'.;° JM aheu:|s "°*P w.ale&° B§'="~» °=§e ve*Dremsed hon fonwsale. my NH Lélwfii
Bun, a
1oo.oo.|Mrs. Oscar Guvern sister. Mrs svltlns along fair!!!sunranuee, $6.60 ma your om bn,-
tz rv.8014.50 Ksllv Bran.$ 5 8 5 .yu; »}i§1S.` 01 door wal ofhliller
Hunk hhchmith shop.cm Black'
305.Wm.m r .47-lt*
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Hansen en-
I ~bu»h¢1.Fnnners Produce Com-cellent location, $2060.oo.Ifpannf-Phone 253.rv I i l l .47-It N. T. Lund & Co.|
U A n n u ;mu.Hua \..|.|»}»|1 8I 'A g o o d s i x " m m ]m i n i o n 8 6 c l l l d 2 5 C .4 6 » 2 ¢F o r t y g g ; e g c l o s e t o
" _1_____11.--....n . .- I . 1 . : -_'00000 Ann; Ianningn of Omaha., who hu
Priwri. been visiting' at the Guyer home
hulaen.for a couple of weeks was called
4'f°1¥*»home last Monday on account of
on andithe illness of her daughter it for $50011
r r n n r l n n h m o Inn
An acreage
modern house,
lots of fmit.
cated close to
place of 8 » m . |135 ,,,~,;,?;1.5.=.1.;1;"a.=.?,,;;-' .,;ii.;.1;
good outbu1ldmg|,'501 as sr., phone 412.4 1 -w
Bhm »;;;=; - ~Dr.and Mrs.Earl Moat;and
Will 'take in daughters,Lavaughn and Bettynahlauu Av _______°f§:E and Mr. and Mrs; Marion Suther-
IT-lt n. J. mmlen M d Aumd l ""°-Ulm "I-.Ylvf ar.ul I-|UlE|ghty ncres dose g m g ,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave D
eezisaeur of!d;,-mu "gm lm sm§;=;;';;§; §'_§{,;,,pf°°§'"P'"'°'ff"}{_e"']§m"'{f'f°f quiek nk,Halle : ¢ §
Omaha, were Sunday ev ng mp-home of M,m d M n C | AunF u n k s m w u d '-l r vs-Fremont last Sunday where theyggj ngq m s gg m;|"'"°" i n Oma ha .'wa i t e d Mr . md Mr s . Mi ke L a rs e n . ~ g "'| J ° hn dA" °f '°
\'For Sale-I-'our dozen culled nl- x_..... __ L_... - ..... "__..B__'my e a n Miss
tertained at dinner last Monday.é}L}1i}Lgfnev. and Mm N. c. Carl
son and family urns-|JlmB|\vB1lill8`tal prow
uma in fa x mdI repair an
ma the He GKPW
.rnhmwhif-h wx
~~~r e n .o v v u b v n n a u u a a n a a u u u U L A \ u u | \ ¢ u \ ¢ u .
. r a t t h e c o r n e r o f ( M ,b u i l d i n g f o r a b o u t o n e - h a l f o f p u r
Y .T h i r d S t a p u t p x g m - , d c h a s e p r i m .N .T .L u n d &C o .l t
d t h e 0 1 4 b a r n m m d o w n . |w .D .H u g h e s a n d f a m i l y h a v e
t s s o b w l d a n e a t m m m o v e d m m t h e f o r m e r E .E .A r o n -
l l m i d r r l m t l v t o t h a n n n -a n n \ . . . . . . . . -. . . . ... . . . . .. . . ¢.n . . . . - » .. . ¢ . . . . . - a .
land drove ovgr to Blenooe, Iowa
last Sunday and visited relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kuhr,who
reside welt of Blair, are theproud
paljergq .of n si;-pound boy born
mr. and Mrs.Grover wu1=ins.|\Mt. and Mrs. John T. callxslml ---~|.W unc un uum n um une ux cnen Mencke were sundgwma Roc kpulle ta a t $ l e u:h.Mw and u w a r e ch:-In y eP-B1-s theMr7Victor Johnson; Phone 212I_¢,~d,,315°¢ h,gm;,,mq,M ,y _ |§t B k Mhz lm
on _¢11¢y . m m m v x e ¢ d w w 1 m a m m r eMr. and Mrs. Waltz: i!eierhem'your Black.The Enterprise.46~lt I binh B n v L , ; " _ W Y ' o ! ~
...A uc .. n-..|c...¢u.......¢ _af _.. . .- -
mba live west, ol Kumard, wer€' and family were dinner guest# of
.dinner guests at the Frank Schafer Mr.and Mrs.Ed Micheeln of
.home Sunday.Omaha mn Sundny.
sm. .M Ov emnnu.Fintc!u.L Haller md Pnulmn muon the'TE I»a}§'"` ~Strom with A. M. Lundgard, Coun-
au Bluffs, Iowa.so-est
Mrs. H.A.Huck went do wn
to Omaha last Friday tn spend a
:few diya with her daughter, Mrs.
N. 'R. Burdic.Sie returned Sun-
.day evening.
See "Minature Broadway" at the
.High School Auditorium Thursday,
'Dec. 18.Proceeds given to Chris-
:tinn Joint Relief of this city.Ad-
mission 35:2 and 25s.46-2t
,Mrs. Agnes lpng, who resides
at the Soldiers Home at Grand Is-
land arrived Wodnesday v visit
.her son,Fred and family and
other relatives and Irlendl over
the Christmas holidays.
- ' - . ' \ ~ ¢ ~ . ' ~ ... .. .
le: for $140 coals per acre..
Miss Luells Simpson spent the
week-end in dmsss vmung. her'
grandmother, Mrs. Berman Shields
and her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mn. Leonard Peterson.
Mrs.Marguret Iverson and
family entertained Mx.and Mrs.
George Hirsch ol Columbus, Neb.
and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Peterson
of Omaha, at dinner last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kuhr, Jr. and
Mrs. Soren Jensen drove over wFremont lm Sunday no vim Mrs'
Washington street last Sunday.
Mrs. John T. Gallaghefs niece
and nephew, Mrs. Harold Pose and
[Vernon Swanson, both ol' Omaha,
were Friday vniwn at the Galla-
gher homo.../
|C. B. Hansen is spending the
week with his son, Bert and fam-
ily, west of Konnard where he is
hdplng him saw up some of the
trees about the place.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Warne of
Omaha,H.Boll ol Scribner andMr.and Mrs.Louis Nueva andA.G. Jensen who siifiered pain-'children of I.nPlatte,Ncb., spent
ful injuries in an auto accident last Sunday at the Fred Soll
______,__________________,___,___..~- -~----- - - - s - ~ - - .--- - . -W..1-|.me et|..\. of the Peter H. Sorensen 125Bb\ir, were ¢inn,:°;u¢§¢" : : " § ; l ~ l x i n n . U | m' ° ° 3 i " ; P ; ' ; 'Weber and she entertained around pearance of the property.I "WW U ""°'i m maon the Bench to CaesarKe I M i rn span y as gues B o -twenty relatives and friends at sl The are department was wp"BS 9" H.W ~ee enry home on W°S¢|and Mrs. Opal Reeves who reddélfine dinner that evening.
ont.hqbott.omnorthofBl.air Mrs.Simpson is a brotha of u r l We have on hand a !ull line of
Reeves.
140~acro fam:with good land,
close in, locaoed osgm in high-§.wsy, gbouz ro os mr lev el, ba i-
anie rolllngi lair iinprovements
$116 per acre.
47-lt N. T. Lund & Co.
|A number of Miss Beatrice
Fnley's friends surprised her lastFridayeveningby g-stirring ntl
the Foley hams in honor ot lm!
birthday.The evening was apart
|in playing cards and vdsdting and
new and up-to-date Christmascards,also Christmas stationery.
You are invited to call and see
onr_stnck.The Enterprise.46-lt
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gochen-
ouer of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Seherdln of this city were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.and Mrs.
Albert Pollen at their home i n
Fremont.' is ii lo#-
Qscar Gilberuon, who is taking
tratments for a stomach disorder
spent the week-end at his home
at the Park hospital in Omaha,
1
jedwzhe Brooks honseonldnnoln
street, occupied by Mr.and Mn.Eugene Jaclmon,last 'hiesdayl
morning at about 8:15 what "'°|
roof had naught fire.The blame
was soon extinguished with but
little damage.
Mrs. Chas. Hansen. and dans!!-
ter, Marion' entertained a number
of friends at s dx o'¢l°¢'k dinner
Last Sunday evening followed by a
,pleasant soelal evening.The fol-
lowing were guests, Mr. and Mrs.
C. B. Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
.1 .n '
and the house whieh they haw
vacated will be occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. John Reid of the Gand-
ner district, who own the property.
It is loated at 810 west Neb.Mr.
Re.id's health is not the heat at
this time,hence his reason forleaving the farm.|
Mrs. Egfoevens received word
recently t Mrs.C. W. Lynn,
formerly ol Blair, had undergone a
serious operation at a hospital ntl
Estherville,Iowa and was nowgetting along nleely.Blair friends'
of Mrs. Lynn will bewsr remern-I
her her as Miss Elsie Shriver
last Friday evening, Dec. 5, at theBlair hospital.Mother and babe
are doing nloely.
0.M.Irdand of thi s dt y ,is
now manager of the Phillips Pea
roleum station at Ft. Calhoun and
is drlwng hack and forth eaehdly-
Mr. Ireland is well acquainted ln
and around Calhoun and will make
s valuable rnan for that company.
I hereby ehallenge Henry Mancha
to a Joint debate on the question,
"Resolved that the law,the evi-
dence, and the court records of the
suits centering around the so-
eelled dynamite farm show that
the lawyers sold out um 1'tAnderson,Mr.and Mrs.H.P.'teacher in flue Blair high Mlwoland htolehlalann; ...m..{§..'§3`.
Christerisen, Mr. and Mrs. Albert for a number of years.She has mf!was 'gmgedg »{mm u,datalatehourMrs.Foley sind and returned w. Omaha last Sun-Jensen and Mr.and Mrs.Jena the best wishes of a host of|'rsllrosded'. "last week.home 'daughters served a nice lunch.» .\day Disht-|<;l-~=»e-=._.'friends for a. llfeedl' "e°°V¢"Y~|47 -lt'g_ _|_ Woodmfl'
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Knowimz the lateC}§§3§a°lmfia.bhvii\a will.;,..-»f~ZZ3 ,,;.:;.i.7f :TP " ' " T '; v 1 ¢ 'Gf e ls preparea tg-§e qe~|ts~patroxi§ proxinptly 'during the Climitmas rush,
i s h e a v i l y s t q § } . ¢ e { i ~ g r f n d e lepenclalgle merf zhandiae selling a t Priteihavedilso employed extra sales people to assure prompt service
n*-91Selectlons Now.Pay some down and have it laid §»}$§,
Assortments to select from and it makes your buying easy, also
satisfactory to you, and you avoid the late rush.
»§;;"*;.,|l ' n o l ' ¢doing you get our full
jqsr FEW QQMELY SHOPPING suecnsnoss' ~r$§é}'.¢|'f*l"
ll o a l ' ¢ | \ n| ~ i a In
Meat Spalila fat*
Friday - Saturday
Pure Lard, limit 2 Ibs.
Per Tb. 121 :
$1.45 w $395
Corn Fed Beef Roasts
Per lb. 20c
Armours Star Bacon
half or whole strip
Per Tb. 35c
Pork Shoulder Roasts
Lean, per Ib. 171,4,c
Frafih ground
Hamburgér, Ib. 12%_»c
Men's' Pocketbooks'
50h
Billfolds
sae no $3-00
Men'sBuckle Sets
$1.25
Men's Ties
50c and $1.50
Boys' Mufflers
$1.45
Best Brands No. 1 '
Smoked Hams, half or
whole I-Iam, Ib. 22%>c
F 'S ders danoygarugepnsegggn
$`1.z§
Men's Tie and
Handkerchief Set
$1.50
$1.45 w $395 Case $3-~
Men's' Pqgketbooks'
Billfolds
sae no $3-00
Men'sBuckle Sets
$1.25
Men's Ties
50c and $1.50
Boys' Mufflers
$1.45
Mens Bedroom Slippgrs
From 85c to $3.00
F 'S ders danoygarugepnsegggn
$`1.z§
Men's Tie and
Handkerchief Set
$1.50
I Ia¢
-.\
Men's..Dress Shirts
$1.45 and $1.95
Little Boys' Tie, Hagel-
kerchief a;gcPencil et
o
Slippers
(Boys' Dress Shirt
950
Men's and Boys'
Dress Sox
From 25c to $1.00
Slippers
50c to $1.25
Men's Dress Gloves
$1.45 no $3.25
;
Boys' Mittens
From 50c to $1.25
Men's Dress Mittens
$1.50
e ~ g e$7.95
Men's !~.\ eaters
$1.45 to $7.95
From $2.45 to $3.85 $1.49 to $7.50
Rayon Bed Sets
$4.95 to $6.95
Silk Daiwa Sets
$1.95 and $2.95
suk Crepe slips
$2.95
Silk Bloomers
From $1.00 to $1.65
Luncheon Clous
with NapkinsFrom $2.25 to $6.75
Rag Rugs
Chenille Rugs
Pastél Shades
$2.95
Printed Flat Crepe
~Per yd $1.50
Everything in fancy
Glassware
Mesh Bags
$4.00 value
w
Hapdkerchiefs boxed
gt lowest prices
$1.49 to $7.50
Everything in fancy
Glassware
Mesh Bags
$4.00 value
Bath Salt Sets
292 to $1.25
Fancy Powder Puffs
and Containem '
ssc to $1.29
Hapdkerchiefs boxed
gt lowest prices Everything in
Infan Wea;
Frost King Flour
2~1»Ib. sack 69c
Frafih ground
Hamburgér, Ib. 12%_»c
Good Cup Coffe\e
Per Ib. 25a
Swifts Quick Naphtha
Soap, special 10 bars 39c
Corn Fed Beef Roasts
Armours Star Bacon
half or whole strip
Per Tb. 35c
Pork Shoulder Roasts
Lean, per Ib. 171,4,c
Kamo Mince Meat
Chase & Sanbomes
Coffee, Special
3 Ibs. $1.25
Best Brands No. 1 '
Smoked Hams, half or
whole I-Iam, Ib. 22%>c
. Daiwa Sets
95 and $2.95
Fancy Dance
Handkenchiefs
50c to 79e
Lace Dresser Sets
75e to $1.00
yon Bed Sets
.95 to $6.95 Boubenniers
From 65c. m $1.00'
Silverwam
orgette Sarf
1.95 to $3.25
Printed Flat Crepe
~Per yd $1.50
Chenille Rugs
Pastél Shades
$2.95
Rag Rugs
ssc to $1.25
Meat Spalila fat*
Friday - Saturday
Pure Lard, limit 2 Ibs.
Per Tb. 121 :
$1.45 w $395
Corn Fed Beef Roasts
Per lb. 20c
Armours Star Bacon
half or whole strip
Per Tb. 35c
Pork Shoulder Roasts
Lean, per Ib. 171,4,c
Frafih ground
Hamburgér, Ib. 12%_»c
Men's' Pocketbooks'
50h
Billfolds
sae no $3-00
Men'sBuckle Sets
$1.25
Men's Ties
50c and $1.50
Boys' Mufflers
$1.45
Best Brands No. 1 '
Smoked Hams, half or
whole I-Iam, Ib. 22%>c
F 'S ders danoygarugepnsegggn
$`1.z§
Men's Tie and
Handkerchief Set
$1.50
G L A D ! !
§rr IS To Your. ADVANTAGE 'ro sno n m .-°'"`.' n Y ' n n s Y m m , n n ' o n l :Ch r i st m a s Ca n d y ~~
Christmas NutsTHE Wm. J. SAS DEPT. S'l`0RE~QIIPIIWII RHVDIN WI! I lbbnlmnvrn
I I o|5ii"Ei|ii§K°ri2"i`x"iiXiiiEs Salte d Pea nuts, lb.
g|Roasted Peanum,lb.18:
English W alnuts,lb.331:
E xt e n d s t o A l l M a n k i n d
Fancy muawilh.- au¢4 - ~I
"°"°';f;§f',"§;_"'°~Don't Ferget Santa Claus and His Reindeer will THE SEASON'S GREETINGS Brazi l, lb 30:
I " 'Be In Bliir Monday, Déc. the 22nd Come See ~U J Paper Shell Pecans 59:m o s r m l r r T o
n 0nw-
2:35??'§*.
mm-, mbmu, December 11, 19150;-; ~*.- - m r m r r e m m t n -" w e H x
€KENNARD NEWSTHE l l
nan.; ui un um:-an .Jft'1'-n :..l||i
n-|--as came .in to ln2p thenr :ein
mba new User wa dlhg . lll\!;'
in necessary for him to go about Mrs. Jorgensem of Omaha. spent
'on crutches.a greater part of last week with-
,C f .. m m e .|. . . f f E . _ " ' ' _ f - = . - ,- § " E '.l., ..i'f.`f.'°§'.I'..,?.- I M'§'E'.-C......J i . ,~~~
u w ;s m n n m a u n f é ~
Mr and Mrs.Chas.llisfeldt1~~shoppers in Fremont Friday.g
l |Mr. and hire" Louis Goxeham|
Beef Sleers§l;ong l5~é5C
Higher - Top $12.75
fuoss WEAK To DIME OFF
Im u mm me lo n mm a t 5 6 5 °
5 o1.oo;Feeder muh-s u m
;os xs.ooos.so. ues sheen am
'nu: s a ndy -
x .;Union Stock Yards.Nov.rs.
;9;w_A lalrlv llbernl nm of cnc-
tle xhwed up for me 092111111 427
of me week and buyers wok on
me dalrsble comlcds at price
,sums rn 25¢hlzhe r um e. a m o f me week.ses:'hm bra uem s i ms .cows md
5 mm-s ruled mom and nocxm1 ond feodus generally I nhldt
I h!|hr.Recclpu 11.ooo head.
»Qoofntlons on Cattle: Choice rn
lvnme yearllnxs #MLW 0 1325:\ 0006 ta choloe ycarllnzl 811.000
! non; mr m amd mr-una so/ns
§ cum; common so ran- yu-rllns:
| ea,1mo.1s: mow yaruw 81.50
! osso: choice prime hnndy neon
Z l1l.25¢.\215: choice prime heavy
i m a :mo o 0 mo o :sood .reehuloe mm ne un uo zomus z
' good so choice heavy stem 89.16
011.001 fail' m good new $8.50
010.001 common w fair n e wl tuo o o s o :m r to choice fed
0 hellm 8'l.00010.'l5: illr to choice
3 rea cows z4.son1.oo: sod. choice
; n u n bceves $0.0000.00:nm-
| |006 range hooves |6.50@8.00:
5 common. fair ransc beevu $5.506
3 0.00: md no choice moron sans
~i||x
Z
09.152 mr on wood mem s'1.'1c
08.751 common no iw ltocksrr
' l0.5007.'I5: truhy grades $5.000
0.00: good to choice feeders $8.00(DSM: (uit or good feeder! $5.15
l.
~\
Iosooz common ca tn"lecdcrr
i ss.5ons.'1s:fttdlng helfen $1.50
|oa.oo;me k cows s4,ow5.oo;
lltoek hellers 85.50@'l.B0;ltocki de !! wv e s s7r.ooouo.1s:me k
| halter calva s-1.ooo»a.'us.
and children and me Lnmbrecht
and aoghter linn were dinner
guests at the Frank Gasser home
Sunday.Mrs.C.Naeve,Maggie,Ha|\s\
and Mr. and Mr; A. C. Anderson*
visited nt Lhe Jens Christensen
home Sunday.
Mr .and Mrs.Chulle Misfeldl
and children visited at the Jimmie
Anderson home Sunday afternoon.
Mr .nnd Mrs.Clerk Llmlneott
Ind baby spent Monday evening
with Mn. Dora Sumner and Leon.
ARLINGTON Non-1:
(Continued from page three)
- - , -Jack.
W.F.Hadley entertained u
group ofjtwelve huhwns nt his
fifth annual duck dinner Friday
evening at "Sweetland". The table
was cleverly arran with A de-
coy goose surrounded y fruit, for
n centerpiece and miniature duckr
marked each place(The three
course dinner was served at 7:00
Dr. W. I. Nelson acted as wut'
muster and one ol the features oi
the evening was when "Red" Bch
lenkamp was presented with 2
medal for outstanding braver;
shown nt the camp on the Plath
river near North Bend.The meds
proud to be a shove lid with dhlll
embellishments, suspended by bail
ing wire and a hugo nafecy pin
The evening was spent at cnrds
Places were marked for Dr. W, I
Nelson, Dr. L M. Peterson, Ray
mond Ludwig, Lawrence Hull/A
A-Hahlbeek,Clyde Cook,L e
Weber, Vernon Llnrshnll, Lawreno
Echtenknmp,Francis Ddnn,E l :
Spangler and Walter Echtenkamp
A crowded opera house witness
ed the grade school operetta "Il
Quest of sam Claus" which wa
presented Friday evening.
The annual Christmas party wa
held by the Rebekah kenslngtan n
|'home_ot Mrs. Fred W. Pfelffe
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B R E W S T E R B H S llllrs.Wm. Wulbern and dxlldren.
Sunday dinner guests xt, the
Hans Hansen hairs were Mr. and
Mrs.Herman Kuhr,Jack amd
Ralph and Mr.and Mrs.Henry
Kniep.'Afternoon callers were
l Marie Larnmers spent. Thursday
at the Wm. Wulbarn home.
Mr. ami Mrs. AKred Svogenon
and family spent Monday evenlng
at John I-'ra1.ier's.Mr.and Mrs.Bi n Vo gt wu d
_at the Blll Wulbern home Monday
Iumily of Arllngwn.evming.l Harry Swanson Emest MonsonErma Nielsen '?°'?§ 5E"ld"' ur,and Alfred Svozeruon land han an
Mr. and Mrs. Harland Jensen and |
felclt Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sundo enter-
tained the Piuochle Club Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Jungbluth
entertained the Merry Go Round
Club on Saturday evening.
Vernon and Bernard Jungblmnh
are home lor a three weeks vs-
cahon from Technical High.
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e
lx
s
c
n
n
s
's Sunday.
.George Hedelund was an
1 n visitor last Wednesday.
r. and Mrs. W. B. Rosenbaum
.-relatives in Omaha Ved-
~y,T.E.Frmd: delightfully
mi ne d the members of the
~odisrt Ladies' Aid at her home
today.large crowd attended the free
ce at the Kennard pavilion on
~rday night.
.and Mrs.0.W.Marshall
Marion were in Fremont on
.~ y ,r. and Mrs. Chu. Bates md
ma, Mrs. Glenn Rosenbaum and
dren were in Omaha Saturday.
~rs.E.P.Booher will enter-
tlie Ladies Aid at her home,
.lsth.
r and Mrs Jlmm Pounds ol...yr, spent Sunday at the par-
= , Bert Leonard home.
e Methodist Ladies dreamed
und $12 at their food sale held
Ben'y's store Saturday.
'¢r.§\a{e~ of O~aha, spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with
.Lives and triehds here.
Mrs. Frank Timberlsin of D B !
Neh.,came Wednesday w spend
the remainder of the week at ghe
L. E. Ward home.Mr. Tlmberlain
cam up on .Sunday and both re-
turned that evening. _;Mr. and Mn, George Hedelund
and Jeanette were in Benson on
business Monday evening.
*Word wns received here that
Mr. and Mrs.Fred ,Iaedicke are
the psrenh`of s baby boy born
Nov. 14.The boy has been named
John Nissen.
Everet Cashman left Friday for
Savanah, lilo. where he gg lmve
a lip cancer removed.M Cash-
man is staying with her daughte
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Barry during Everett! absence.
|Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pluggo too
'Mrs. Elmer Wright to Omaha o~
Saturday for mediw treatrnent.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Blnco vlsi -
relatives in Fremont Sunday.
You Can Get
ary.Miss Christina Rasmussen r eurnad from Lincoln on Tuemday
naming where she had been for
nedical treatment..
Mr.and Mrs.Charles Berry
pen!Sunday in Omaha visiting
elativns.
v mbau
B
Om
n
v m
neelemoon at ~e :u om ::a gum of Miss Evelyn Wuif.the Omaha .market last Tuesday.
Albert Nelson had hogs on tho'Chriatma5 Store of Blair is
~s. let. Thursday. the sduon Center.47~1t
--GRAIN HAUL1NG»-
The Quickest and Cheapest method of transporting your
newly shelled corn to market is by truck
Special Prices on 'Q ua nt it y Lo ts
Phonic 109
B L i n e T r a n s f e r
Chas. Bates, Prop.---Kennard, Nebraska
o
s ._/See them on Display at
Rosenbaum Service Station ~
e
1,m e m e m n m m m
The motorist will appreciatenew tires
of Goodyear Quality more
than anything else
son spent Sunday at the Roy
Anderson home.
Mr.md Mrs. Claude Englert
were Suniay vimii/ora at Um John
Fnder home.Mrs. Englert atay~ed over fo! | few days visit with
home folks.
Albert Petssen hld cattle an
the Omaha mnrkset lut Tuesday.
Friday evening vidtors at the
Frank Siert home were Mr.and
at Amed Svogers\~m's.Mr.and
Mrs. Martin Suude; were afternoon
callers.
Lawrence lhtzen spent Sunday
at the Emil Ma home.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Wulbem and
family visited at the Nels Laurlt-
zen home last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Allred Svogerson
and Christine were among those
who helped M n .Ban Voss we -
brate her birthday Tuesday eve-
ning.
Mr. :md Mrs. Hana Vogt spent
Sunday lt the Chris Jahnel home.
l ~-,
Donald Bmwn, son of ~r. an
Mrs. Lloyd B1-own, has been ve
sick the past.we e k ~ a t hr o a
.on . ..this writing.Mryand Mrs. Frank Brown and
La oe ndended a dinner party
at thg. ho of Mrl. lacy Ander-
son in mha.Mr.d Mrs.Nels Svendgard
wem inner guests at the hum: of
Anton Anderson, near Kennard on
Sunday.Mr.and Mrs. Morris .Masters
John Frpzier and Jay and lra
were Frldxy callers at the Alfrd
|Svageraon home._Mr. and Mn. J. w. Nielsen and
family spent Sunday xlhemoon at
the Thou. Andersen home.
Mx. and Mn. Soren Wolnnsnn
spent Sunday nlvamoon at. the
ANNOUNCEMENT
There will be a m&Ting of the
Neb,-Iowa Mllk Producers Ass'n..
at Kennnrd, Monday, Dec. 15,a t
1 P. M. for the purpose nf div
cusaing plans o l marketing milk
Ham Swmmm hnme.'through the Association.
Mr.and M,-g_Ajhen Jensen; 47-lt.John Kunneman, Kemmrd
, ..._Sunday for Mr. and Mrs.B.F:
Masters, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mas-
wn, Mr. and» Mrs. Ray Muiers,
Elinor and Marjorie of Fremont
and Maud Masters of Omaha. The
occasion was also in honor of Mar-
jorie Masters' fourth birthday.I
Mrs,B. F.M rs spent last
Thursday and Friday at the home
off her son and family, Mr.and
Mrs. Ray Masters in Fremont.
Roland Ormsby is sick at his
hams with the flu.|
Mr.and Mrs. Paul Jones were
visiting at the home of Mr. .and
Mrs. Pew Rasmussen Monday nit-|
ernoon.Mr. and Mrs.Fred Jungbluth
entertained friends at u pinochln
party Friday night.
Glen Johnson of Omaha is
spending the Christmas vacation
with Vemon Jungbluth.;
|Mr. and Mrs. Wm.Kalash and
.family were visiting at tie Nels
'§vendgsrd home Thursday.|
M~ ~mum ~ae obs spent Sun-
day at the Henry Jensen home.Mr.and Mrs.Bill Christensen Mr. und Mrs. Otto Voss helped
and Howard Christensen spent' Bill Japp celebrate his birthday on
Sunday afternoon at Fred Nel-Saturday evening.
sun's.|Miss Evelyn Knowlton was the
Mr.m d Mrs.Albert Rgmnenlvfictim ol usurprise puny in honor
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred-01 her birth anniversary at the H.
Svogerwn and Christine and Mx-.'C. Kuhr home Thursday evening.
and Mrs.Hui s Vogt were Sun-\Vidting and cards were enjoyd.
day éhening guats at the Bill Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Vogt home.|Kuhr after vhich the ginata de-
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd JaC0bg spent Pimfdf wishing Miss Knowlton
Saturday evening nt the pnrental,'mU\>' more h5PPY birthday.
Henry Jensen home..|Several from this dstrlct nttend
Raymond Nelson n helping ed the program and box nodal at
Frank Jnhnel finish his cam husk-the Lecmne school Thursday eve-ing.Ining, Dec. 4.
Hana Svogeraon and Alma and'A nurnba from thisWclnity ab-
Harry spent Sunday afternoon at tended the hard time dance at
Alben Nelson's.[Washington Friday evening and
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kempke And"*@ free dance nt Kennard Satur~
Twyla spent Sunday at Al |K.ron- day evening.
berg's._Mx-s.Bm Voss celebrated her
Mr- and Mrs. Henry.Tietgennnd'"y ~a ~ ~ v ~ni ng, De c . 2
n _r u
Waxd, Harriet Hall, Vonlea Truhl-
sen.Kennard public school wi!! clo!=e
Friday, Dec.19 for a two weeks
Christmas vacation.
1\Ii;|.-we Gretchen an1 Hnrriet
Hall more in Blair '1'~.ea°iny a f t
nrnoon.Mr.und Mrs. Buck Rosenbaum
wrré greatly surprisea Snzurday
D A L E D u m a s
Mr. and Mrs.Herman Jung-
bluth, Kxermit and Bernard werc
visiting Sunday at the home of
Mr.and Mrs.Henry Dornackex-
near Bennington.
Mr.and Mrs.Paul Jones ab
mended the wide awake dub at the
home of Mr. and Mra Chas! Mis-
KENNARD NEWS
.The Royal Neighbors held their
regular meeting last Friday eve-
dng.The following officers were
elected for the year: Omcle, Nina
Rosenbaum;Vice Oracle,Agnes
Rosenbaum;Resorder,C la r a
French; Receiver, Bertha Menking;
Chmc., Elizabeth Berry; Marshall,
Josephine Swihnrt;Inner Sem_
Emm; Rosenbaum;Outer Sent.,Mattie Hall; Mgr., Llllian Plugge;
Muzi.,Irene &rry.Alber the
business of the evening,n deli-
friends and relatives.
Miss Mlrie Petersen had a harm
anniversary Saturday, Dec. 6.
Edna Vous is spending this week
at the Andy Matzen home helping
with the house work.»Mr.and M n .Otw Voss were
among those who atiended the old
time dance at Ofts hall Sunday
evening.-
Marie Knhnk spent the week-
end at the Aug. Kahnk home.
Miss Chrlstena Wlese visited
with -Miss Knoyvlwn at the Peace
ful Hill School Thursdly alte r
noon.
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MH md Mrs. Robert Andreasen
lrove to Omaha Friday no get
heir granddaughter,who will
mend several weeks with them.
Hrs.Mike Anderson,Mrs.c
Hiller and Mrs. Jorgensen visited
lt Elmer Millefs Sunday.
Mrs.Nels Pewrsolz spent l m
week in Omaha, visiting her dnugh
er, Mrs. Ben Glluman and ls.m~
ly.Taylor French came down from
Herman Monday to visit Reeas
French who hs beerrquite ill.
Mrs. Gus Kmuberg, Twyla and
Lester were in Blair on business
Saturday.Tom French is now warldng (oi
Horner Ward,
Mrs. Leonard Peterson was op-
erated oh for appendldtis at ber
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ing.M n .Gertrude Neal am
Odessa Kmnberg are helping wit!
the work
Mr. and Mn. Chris Peterson o
Benson, mam at Sarah swshmr
Tuesday afternoon..
.Wilma Bunz 01 Bennington
spent the week-end at Elkner Mil
lex's, guest of Misa Bernice.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wul! an-
Joe Noel drove out from Benso:
Tuesday altemonn to v isit Mn
Leonard Peterson.Mrs. Jim Rah and dner, Editi
French wene here Thuxsday 1;
visit their father, Reese French.
Paul Morris had the misfnrtun
of breaking a small bone in hi
foot wiile playing basketball.1
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Gas and 0ils
w"Best in the Long Run"
Kennard' Garage
A. G. Grier, Prop.
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lf .Yoi1'|l Hurry, HURRYA aww TRADE m nous
x a 8,500 mm non were ll-! .=Ji°;L' mmdny mo wld slowly r t
imiaseteadyboadlmelower thln
\ smrdssi sour xml pnke n ma
lmwg huyers mpeaned Va be in
| different md movement wu ilu!-
mn throughout.'rw (or the any1 was $6.25-
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: ua nhoiee ss.som.oo; nose wnu
bmi- to :ood ss.uo@es0:native
umm. ma m choice ss.so01.oo:
:hom lambs $<l.50@'l.00.
mmm LAMBS: wesurn mrs.good in chains $$.'15fD'l.25: wat-
ern mn.. fur m md ss.2s@s.15.
rms: nz. sped zo choice $8.25
arms: (ot, mr to mod $2.156315: breeders.ycarlins*w tour
.ss.ows.so:one so three year
breeders so.'1s@4.1s; feedins eww
sxfxsazsoz con md wmer ewessx.som.1s.
Manley-Conan-owen o f new
.a mi bui lding pms rminz mpid-
| yDu.ykin--Plans being formulated
for oveniht of Farmers State Bank
under entizu new manngernent.
Nuper--Diamond Construction
Co. awarded eootrsct for erection
N obrara nver at' : . £ . ' ; ' ; ~. . . : . . . - ~. .
rnosy axternoon when each ladybrought a covered dish for the one
o'elack luncheon which preoeded
the afternoorfs program.The af»
fair was planned as a hard timed
party and each one was dressed ac-
cordingly.A program wn.| given,
followed by a business meeting
and election at omeers who are:
pres, raelected, Mrs. M. E, Win-
set;vice-pres., re-elated, Mrs. M
Springgate; Lreas., reelected, Mrs
Harry Hsmmnng; sec,, Mrs. Fra
Pfeilfer.A oolledion was tnker
which will be sent to the Odd Fel
lows home at York for their Chris'
mas.Five woven rugs and |
quilt will also be sent nt thus liorm
for Christmls.
Dr.-and Mrs.P.L.c m ;lsr
Tuesday for Lincoln, where the;
will attend the annual state con
vention of\ veterinarians whicl
meets :here 'esdny and Wednes
day.v
Mr. and Mrs.C. G. Marshall am
family were Sunday guests oi MJ
and Mrs. Henry Truhlsen of Her
man.
THE "SURPLUS" BECOMES
A DEFICI1
In many cases the suceessfm
h wins 0 ga of municipally-owneelectricmf lm......,..-_,.r
VE WHOLE-HOUSE HEAT
CHRISTMAS
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Already.calls of lnqulry have
come to C0\1ll¢Y *""'f"Z.'? . { ? ;
the dangers o n
d l .People seem w wonder if lil
more ofhnn .found is the fa t o r
km pork and if it co uld be pre
ented.
_In searthing for information ou
this question, the U. S. Deparb-
ment o f Agriculture NW T"
-Enry inn 8-hd winter, when h°8¢
are killed on farms and ln un-
mqacmd slaughtering establlslr
mmm, there are dangers andalien
much sulferlng from this source.'.l.`rldilmzda usually ia eonh-acted
by ustinz the raw nusaze for the
__.._.-......-w me uue,notthe fact that they have foul
some magical way of operatinga lower cost than private udli¢i4gy; to peculiar systems of awoul
The Los Angeles Munlcl;
Electric Power Department
often cited by government-own
ship enthusiuts as an example
the advantages meaning to citi
which go into the dectxdc busdneIt is clnlmed thot, between 19
mu 1930,the Department, alldeducting expenses, accumudlled
"nurplus" of some $28,W0,000.qkeoently George L Ho xie , I
seareh Engineer of the Southe
Califomia Edison Company, men
llmd the operations of the Bnrewith the same yard stick that
used to measure the operations
private enterprises.Mr.Ho
found that the "surplus" was no
surplus at all hut pan. of a lm
sum wm-...,.¢:..... :...--1 - »~
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Here's a new kind of Christmas Savings Phu-~an oppor-
tunity to secure. in time for Christmas.the thing which
is most urgently needed i n your home.a nd to save up
for i t afterwa rd s.
Note carefully, please.the terms of this extraordinaryPQ-gpg; selmniiz or by eatlng un-
cooked sausage or other raw porkpmduzta.The diseue in the 1101:
is caused by small worms whleh
anne hogs very little trouble, but
gum annoying tn man.The re-port states that pork or pork pro-
ducts cooked well and thoroughly
and not eaten raw should muse
no dams .' r m S m -the question-an
arise as to haw much neuoninz
nbvuld sausage have. The research
depnrhnent al the Nebnlkl State
Agrlcudbaw College shows l n B -
tansion Grculmr No. 228 of June
1925 entitled, "Fsrm Slaughter of
B o d 'um p o r k sausage should
contain about one-fourth ht, end
for e mllk seasoning of seuuge
n n me following mlxmre:10
_,___ .,,..........-.5 wrccu uunamtram the people "Considered m
commercial bwness enterprlshesaid,"the Power Bureau
hlwuys has been and probably
wsys will be, nmning at n lthat must be paid by the puhl1
He 'pnlnts out that,under
Bumeu's syshem of accounting,notiee is tnken of state taxes 1interest thereon, of interest on t
payen"inveatment,of taxessecurities, of the Federal °°rn°tion tax,of the hill fur fall
water, or damages done by theI-'nncis dam when it collnp
some time ago.A privntely~o\ed mummy would have to ded
d l these expenses from its
come.Mr. Hoxie'e detailed az
ylin shows ln the case ol '
Bureau, they mm more ihnn $1
000,000.Thu: the 28 million dlar "surplus"becomes s defl3 In o er words,the Bureau,¥.°»1»-pw sslt, 4 *MIPWM white I ~ keine ¥.5 '"'"¥'§1 bl°"i
offer
~ |P|ce your ggdgr bfore Decenbel 20th
giv you mon: per and we will install a genuine Estate
Heatrola on a smadl aown-payment
Then No MORE UNTIL SEPTEMBERdollar
ili W; Ei`H=li§QiQ§1931, when monthly baymentu may ~
P* '.? ""F'."f.mf°started on our convenient deferred-
rl.rar only me neumln lm me |..¢....fI I p a m e n t p l a n .
In .f1.4n;m1. 1 $10 allowance for vnnr old xtnvr. fnldafrle hd-l I I ;:.:'.;°':.;; 1;Jléliiéél £513 5: a;'3;.;.1.°;';;
Don'l delay.This offer is good unlil 'December200| only, anal all im.
will In mad: ln llre sam rotation in which urden are received
on uw punuc.'pepper.2 u u e m m ¥'°';'"' " fi 'i""'.§"\.nfd,m\ electric plant.ng e .I f ml m i n f ° h e k m o r could deduct these chu-ge;and
any length of time, the pennant of :till provide the public with gheap-
nlt must be imreued._er power without Sustdmng aDo not snmnle raw uunams. and |.... u ...JJ _»__.- »~Friedrichsen Hardware \,-/¢.,;f ,;.;,;a¢M»¢1-19 ~miTriuhlmdl.
Fuhion cm s:Slmen u mWear for Wamen and mn". mezo $6.50: Emu Jebtick, $5 md $51m m m f o r t h c e w w .$1-49
fa 9.50-mnn new ¢¢yu»-ul
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....,., .» wwu ueany alum to be ssmzcem.Otharwin, u is a failure.The bo: Angeles Municipal Elec-tric Power Department, Eke mastother projects U! Ch kind, in clear-ly just one more enmple of illus-
ive accounting.:
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Mr.mdHmW!llJacob|enmdvinilJ1, 1 cup nut ments.P l w e l m , ~ i n 8 8 . 5 0 - s m u t new ntyhi-all
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fr}m2 `» ~L -s }1 » v ~e-a-y evening at Waltz: Apple-
g Aahnmbar of zdxtivel athund
'aftfm Frank 'hmmpson home l m
Sundny m help him aelebx-ate his
birth mni vemrv-Those present
Hmm this vicinity were Messrs.
m d Mudnmes Will, Dan, James
and Leslie Thompson and funillea.
Other relxdvea were Mr. and Mrs.
Ab mn o f Bla i r, Hr. a nd Mrs.
Mawsen Thompson, of South Om:-
lhn and John Thompson of Oxn .
IA bounteons di nne r wu served
nnlelarla nt the noon hour and I
gvery pleasant day was enjoyed by
Qall.
Sevew tables of cards were en
tzrtained by Mr. and Mn. Louis
e . | . . . . \ -. »n n l v l m m n I n n S z n r n v.
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bys.
Mr. und Mrs.wm Ryu: spent
Saturday evening at the Rudolph
Mencke home.
Mr. md Mn. Ho ward Appleby
a nd!nmi ly md Mr.nn¢ llln. W | .l-
ter Avplcby and Bqiy spent Wed-
nesday evenlng nt line Detld Wnl!
home.|
Hn. vnu Rym, Mrs. John PR-ersen und Mn. Babe Ryan vidtedl
Mrs. Frank Wilson Wednesday :fb-
emoon.Mr. and Mrs.Holgar Hansen!emertain¢d Miss Gretchen Hemtke'
and Art bong at Sunday dinner.;
Mr. and Mrs. Geo.Nelsen and'
family.Mr. and Mn. Jim Ryan
§>with ~T12<§,_§h3£f=h@S Carolyn spent Saturday evemnx
at the Cul Jmd home.
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ly thick.Drdn s y rup hv m the
dates.Me a mn syrup.(Tha n
One cup raidm, $5 pkg. pustenr-should he About Si mp).Cool.ized dafes, 56 cup water, 4 1blsp.l Sift flour, soda,baking powder,
butter, 1 cup sugar, 1% cups Hour, coma, cinnamon and salt together.
S u l t | ' | F md u
Carolyn spent Saturday evemnx
at the Cul Jmd home.
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ly thick.Drdn s y rup hv m the
dates.Me a mn syrup.(Tha n
One cup raidm, $5 pkg. pustenr-should he About Si mp).Cool.ized dafes, 56 cup water, 4 1blsp.l Sift flour, soda,baking powder,
butter, 1 cup sugar, 1% cups Hour, coma, cinnamon and salt together.
S u l t | ' | F md u
Carolyn spent Saturday evemnx
at the Cul Jmd home.
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dates.Me a mn syrup.(Tha n
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butter, 1 cup sugar, 1% cups Hour, coma, cinnamon and salt together.
S u l t | ' | F md uCHRISTIAN CHURCH
A. J. Burnett, Plato:
Bible Schml, 10 A- M.Morning Warship, 11 A. M.
Chrinlnn Endeavur, 6:80 P. ll-
Pteaching, 7:80 P. ll.
Mid-week meeting Wednesday.
:30 p. rn.Goal for Sunday School, 100.It
in me Sunday School that the
'ldren are taught the beautild
Lorics oi' Jesus.Sunday morning a large and
ttentive audience listened to`\.he
astot v.ell how Jesus came m save
lost world_Hear whnt he will
~y next Sunday morning,
A dramatic presentation of the
~n virgins will be given Sunmlnyvenlng;there will be' special
usicWednesday evening, Dec. 24, the
unday School will give A Chrilf/~
as pmgram for the children.
s r. M a ur a nrx s c o ra l.
c n u n c n
Grant St.
Holy Baptism - - - - - 9:80 AM.
Holy Communion - - - -11.00 AM.
Holy Baptism - . _ - - -12:80 P.M.
Confirmation - - - - ~ - - 5:80 RM.
Arehdeaoon Gramly will he with
ua again for the service o! Holy
Communion.The children, now.in the midst
ut a rnisaion,will present their
program 'Adventurins with Christ'
at the 11 o'e.lock service and this
will be of much interest w adults
who enjoy chlld.ren's work.
It in our privilege to welcome
Blahop Shayler fn our pariah on
Slmday evening and at this time
tivo candidates for eoniix-mation
will he prelented m hi m.The
Young People's Fellowship will be
well represented we hope,forthree of its members are to take
their confirmation vows.
Capt. Hodgkinaon leaves for his
home in the East on Sunday eve
ning.He wish to thank all thosewho have au;;3rhed him in his
work during the /diort time he has
ministered to the people of St.
Mary'a Church.
B a r n s ? C o m m
L. J. Moran,Pl l wr
Sunday School 9:45 A. M.Morning Worship, 11 A; H.
Junior B. Y. P. U. 8:80.
Evening service, 7:80.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 8:00
P. M.
Choir Practice Friday, 7:80.
This week Choir Practice will
begin at 7:15 on account of Mer
auah Chorus.Do not miss this
musical feast.
We set a new attendance in the
Sunday School last Sunday even
though some of our regular at-
tendants were absent.We can in~
crease the attendance again Sun»
day next.What do you say, shall
we do it?Let's so-Other ser-
viecs vmne well up w nonnal, but
normal ls not what it should be.
The sunshine social held last
Friday evening was a signal auc-
cess.It netted a fine program, a
good time and an offering o
nearly sixty dollars.The cornmit~
tee wishes to thank you for your
cooperation.
Allan Phillips, one of our faith-
ful men who was taken seriously
ill last hdday night ia some het-
ter.One of our aged men, Squire
Jones is quite poorly.Let us not
forget the sick of our congregation
"lf yo u love me you will keep
.~n .
C U N G R E G A T I O N AL C H U R C H
A .F .Ne we ll.Pas tor
Public wors hip Sunday a t 11
'c!ock,the pastor leading.W e
F1 ' "l I o I °W .By r on Pn rd un, P astor
All regu lar ser vic e s a t th e us ual
ours and mid -wee k pr ay er mee t-
g Wednesday n i g h ;at 72 30
Chic ken dinner a mi bazaar on
u-rsday.Bazaar op-ons a t n o o n
~d wi ll beg in ser vi ng din ner a t
:30.Don 't mi ss opp ortuni ty to
~t something espednlly attrac tive
or the .C hr i stma s p re s en t a nd to
evi ve and str en gth en th e inner
.an.W h at a c ombi n ati on !
Friday p. n i. Fo reign Missi onary
ee ti n g with Mrs . D . Z. Mummer t
r.,.l t ie ti me to beg in th i n ki n g
bout o u r wi n te r meetings.Th e
ffieial board an d pastor o f the
hu r c h h ave be e n f o r tu n a te i n s e
uri ng Evang elist. Fra nk Ma th is to
a d i n these meeti ngs,an d th ey
ill begin Sund ay , Dec . 28th.Mr .
~athin is a regularly ordained min
te r an d has ha d t.wenty »i'ive
ears experienc e in his spec ial
leld o f ser vic e.He h as b ee n un -
sunlly suc c e ssfu l so that we are
xpec ting gr ea t things.P la n to
trend every meeting.Ma t h i i is
iffer ent. His mes sage s ar e strong
nd 'manly and c ar ry a n in vinc ible
ogie.Th e pastor o f th e churc h
ere has known Evangelist Mathis
or over thirty years and has used
im in several meetings, with the
ST.results.Y o u wi ll like hi m.
ea r hi m.
Holiday Meats
Dressed Geese, Turkeyé, and Chickens
At Popular Prices
A Large Assortment of
Chri stm a s Ca ndy and Nuts
All Sizes of Fine CHRISTMAS TREES
Groceries
Including Extra Fine Canned Goods
Fresh, Crisp Vegetables and Fruits
every day.Oysters and Fish
We Carry Everything Good to Eat
North Side Store
W e Deliver mf , Nebraska
Santa Suggests You
Phone 113 or 114
r Eerything for
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THURSDAY
Cohens and Kellys in Scotland
DECEMBER Il
Wlth Gaorge Sldney and Charley Murray
Comedy "OOD BYE LEGS"
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Saturday Matinee . #4
DECEMBER IZ and I3
"He r Ma n "
Wlth Helen Twelvotree |ndPhllllp Folmes
'°5trlke up the Band"Semen Song
"Coafounded Interest"Act
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lay evening.
lk .and Mrs. John Barry and
Family and Mr. and Mrs.Peier
lenaen spent Saturday evening at
.he Hayes Roaenbalm home.
John Barry was a business wler
n Fremont Sunday.
Mr. and Mm Roy Nmrhood and
#anna lAe came up from Omaha
Sunday and were dinner guests at
he parental,J.H.Nearhood
xome.ln the afternoon, Mr. and
Hrs. Nearbood accompanied them
'or a. ride ta Waterloo and back
rome.This was in honor of Mr
~learl1ood's 78111 birth anniversary.
Mins Eileen Thompson was u
week-end guest at th parental,
lames Thompson home.
Mn. John Ba rry accompanied
lir. and Mrs. Hayes Rosenbaum U0
Jmahl. Tuesday where they opent
he day ahopping.
Faahlon Center Slippers that
Wear for Women and Mines, $198
xx 30 ;Emu Jettlck, $5 and 86:
'and fnrnily were Sunday dinner'guests at Lhe Clarence Jensen
home in Fremont.Mr. and Mra Rudolph Mencke
and hmlly and Mrs. Nancy Ryan
visited S\mdsy.n the Milne Lar-Isen home in Fremont.
,The Rose Hill Ladies Aid met
|Tuesdsy afternoon with Mrs.
.Laura Tofte.The nexgt meetinK
'will be with Mrs. No.r-lgfward.|Mr. And Mrs. John Pemraeh and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Will Ryan.
Mr. and Mm Harry Madsen, Mr.
and Mrs. Detlef Wulf and James,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Appleby and|r-muy, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ap.
pleby and Betty,Mr. and Mrs.
Rudolph Mencke and family were
Thursday evening visitors at the
,Will Han home helping Will oel
brake hla birthday. ~|Mr: and Mrs. Carl Pieper and
lhmlly , Mrs .Laura Toile, Myron
'and Lola,and Johnnie Becklun
were Sunday vidtnn at the Wnl~
~¢er Sappenfield home.
The father and son banquet held°..:':"''°'?"°d'F'!' 31.42 nt tho Rnua mu nhnfrh 1i'fldnv
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t 8 5 d i n n e r s w e n s e r ve d Sunday Matinee
oacemssn 14 and I5
6 \'9?H o h d a y
Wlth Ann Hlrdlng and Mary Astor _
Gund Uproar-Talknrtoou-The Helplng Hlnd-ActPATHE NEWS
TUESDAY
D E C E M B E R I b
"J ust' Luke Heaven"
W lt h Anlln L o uis e
Comedy 'Sl-Sl-SENOR"
Glassware Night
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
necsmaek I7 and 18
"Puttin on the Ritz"
Rllh Harry Richman .
Comedy -°snlvER|No SHAKESPEARE"
DE SOTO LOCALS |a¢v.McCullough gave n tina ad-
dress.Mrs. Ed Landers was \ bndnessl M m` u h ; c ; k _ e 1 ; m" ° : h e ~
g;=°°"=;' to Norfolk a week ago' olph encke home.h |
'Mr. md Mrs. Babe Ryan e pedWednesday evening about dftyneighbors and friends »"~»H~d;E.".I§Z.f.~3§'"1`€.§Z3§'§".°5.1'§.§,?'"""
Clifford Hineline lor his birthday.ML ,M Mn_ Ge m Nelaep and
2'.'i?;.§'Z'2°?'»i'&;' l':°2_"° lunch was : m u y were Tuesday evening vis»
The Mill Creek Club held their
'moalhly meeting Wednesday eve
ning at the home of Gwarlie Hine-
line.
Thursday afternoon the De Som
Women's Club met at the home of
Mrs.Raymond Krogh.15 rnern-beru' and a visitors were present!
The lesson on hooked rugs was
given by Mrs.Krogh and Mrs.
Linden, which were very interst-
i n g md 1 very nioe lunch was
served at the close of the alber-
noon.The next meeting will bé
with Mrs. Harry Seltz, Dee. 18.
Mr. and Mrs.L.L . P a r k w n g
of Omaha, spent the weekend at
the home al Mr. and Mrs, George
Hinellne and Mr.and Mrs. John
'item at the Carl .Tuul home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kuhr on
,the proud parents of a baby girl
'born at the Blair horpital Friday
gvening.
Miss Hazel Wulf is spending a
few days at the Henry Voss home
in Blair.
Mrs. John Taylor and Helen were
Thursday affernoon visitors at thei
Ed Hansen home.I
Mr.and Mrs. Will Jacobsen|
spent Wednesday e v wn g a t theG. o. James home.
Mr. and Mn. Detlef W ulfwerq
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and,
Mrs. Art Johnson.g
Mr. and Mrs. Clemens William-
gfn visioid at we John Taylor]
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a r e I l n v m g e x c e l l e n t _ m u s l c a l a s - | m y c o m m a n d m e n t s
s g s t a n c e f r o m t h e c h m r ,a n d i t i s s u s n o h m d u m p l c s
. . . . . . - - 4 l . . -. . . _ . . . . . . . . . . ! - | . . . . \f 1 " L . .n l n u u I n n : H . N o
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Good Clean Coal
Such as
Orient Nut per ton $8.75
Orient Furnace Lump $9.50
Radiant Lump $13.00
Bernice Grate '$ls.oo
, Moffat Lump $14.00
Petroleum Coke $l4.00
Are all Coals that we have han
dled for years and we guaran
tee to be Real Values
..| ..;:;M r s .c . ` M .J e f f r i e s a n d s o n o f G u s t i n . h o m e S u n d a y .
.C o l u m b u s ,N o b .a n d M r .a n d M r s /C l a u d e M a t h e w s a n d f o z m l y a n d
Clarence Olsen and sons visited on
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. John
McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs.Elmer GoodwincalledSunday evening at the J.
H. Nearhood home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Aronson and
daughter,Emyle and Mr.and
Mrs.Peter Jensen called Monday
evening at the J. H.Nearhood
home.
Mrs. John Aronson was a bus-
iness visitor at Benson Monday
forenoon.
o
his father came up to the Frank
and :Clifford Hinline home Satur-
day evening and they went coon
hunting in the evening.They re-
turned home Sunday evening. MrsMathewsia a daughter to Frank
Hineline.
Mr.and M m Charlie Hineline
spent Sunday afternoon at theCharlie Moeller home.
Mr.and Mrs. Geo.Michelson
were called to Cmston, Iowa Sun-
day on account of the death of
Mrs. Liichelsonfn cousin.
Christensen Lumber Company
Phane 3 3 3
s@u0d as guide post for ages along
mrm's path.In every age,many
have disubeyed them, and suf{er~
ed in consequence.To call them
old fashioned is nothing new.It
is just as foolish as it always has
been.\\
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Day and son
of Fremont, Robert Peterson and
family were all Sunday guests of
Mr.and M m Dave Gustin andMrs.Gustin'a ltwo cousins from
Ill.
Ha m Guntln and Bill Hlneline
ed Monday afternoon for n short!vim with nm. Jolm Aromon.|
Mr. and Mn. Niels Chrlstemen
and family called Sundxy after-
noon at the Robert Andersen home.
Mr. :md Mrs. Hayes Rmenbalm
and daughlnr, Dorothy Ann drove
to Lyons Sunday and spent the
day with Mrs.Rosenbalm's bro-
thers, Ed and Carl Sorensen and
iamiliel.
Mr.and Mrs.Orville Hnmsum
ROSE FITLL ITEMS
Mr.and Mrs.Rudolph Mencke
md fa mily, Mr.and Mrs. Walter
Sappenfleld and Dorothy, Mr. andMrs. Will Ryan, Hr. and Mrs. Wlll
Hart and Alfred,Mr. Ind Mrs.
Detlaf Wulf and iamily and Mra n d i n Babe Ryan and Clariee
Ryan helped Dorothy Petersen eel-
ebnle her birth anniversary on
Tuesday evening.
period for dm childxen will include!
a Christmas suggestion-"The Boy
With No Shoes-But, A Book".
.Church School av. 10 o'clock. The
Junior Choir will help on the sing-
ing.Plans have been made for
the Christmas cdehx-ation, and the
committees an: at work.
The young people will meet at
6:30 as usual for lunch and con-
Iercnce.
Division Nu. 3 of the L. S, U.
is to szrvt a Public Dinner nex!
Tuesday from 6 o'clock and om
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W \~:»>.\\Keep it in mind
Al has been their custom forM m e years,the gro up of y w n d l
people is m p rese nt 1 Pag eant inl
lhe church the Sunday evening be-
fore Christmas.These Pageantz
have been very attractive and
beau tiful, an d w orth y o f t he mp-
port and attenda e af th e e nt ir e
church and parish.Mrs. Klop p is
direc ting th e page ant ag ai n th is
y ea r.Ne xt S u n d a y ai te rn o on o u r an -
nuul c anva s; [o r the supp ort o f the
c h ur c h is to b e ma de .Gr o u ps o f
me n a n d wo me n a n a to g a th e r a t
th e c h u n k a t 2 p . m. g o i n g f r o m.
th er e to wai t u po n the fa milie s o f
the c hurc h and par iah.I t wi ll b e
esteemed a c ounesy i f familiesnn-mi n at home un til seen Sun detg
afc emo on.o r m t l f v Mr , J L 1.
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H The (f'h1"i.<tma_¢.QtnrpMorris béfore Sumdgr in"c;.se-ihé;
db not expect tn be at home.- v s '\ _ / v c r :r \ 1 v l l v v Y \ l f x / v x f l v
is overflowing with Choice Things.The
newest in TOYS,GAMES,DOLLS,
BOOKS,GIFT c o o n s ,CHINA and
GLASSW ARE,BOX STATIONERY,
HANDKERCHIEFS,GLOVES HOS-
IERY etc. etc.
Here you will get BIGGER" VAULES
for your money than for years and Our
PRICES CANNOT BE BEATEN_
HOLIDAY GOODS are LOW in PRICE
if you BU Y them HERE.So buy all
your ned; NOW .
McCARTHY AND
LONG CREEK
Mrs. Chrfs Hinz was hostess on
Thursday alternoon to the mem~
bers of the McCarthy Ladies' Pxjo-
greasive Club,The lesson on
making hooked rugs was very in-
teresting and severalplan on mak- \
inz some.M m Hi n:had t.he~
ladies guess on the weight of a
squash and prizes were nwurde<|§
Mrs. James Mullin and Mrs. Peter
Jensem A delicious lum-h~m mn.)S,SEALS,SPECIAL Here is a list of some of the
y .ALUES we SAMPLES m TOYS we are selling at
>Christmas H A L F PRICE;Tricycles,Steam en-
Holly Boxes gines, Drums,Talkinm Machinen.C u b
OUR CHRISTMAS CARI
and TAGS are the BEST \
heve ever offered.A l u
served by v.x§eé0 ~
Fmd Long and Mrs. Orville Hum
sion,The next meeting will beheld at the W. J. Nuvak home on
Dec.18.l t will be an all day
meeting and the day will be spent
knotting quilts.
Mr.md Mn. Hans Andersen
and daughter,Lucille spent Sun-
day afternoon in Blair at the par-
ental, Peter Andersen home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Barry called
at the Edgar Rose home Sundny
w see Mrs. Mary Barry, who lnd
the misfortime to slip and fall in~
juring her ann quite badly.
Marshall Wilcox and mn, Har~
ley are visiting relntiven at Old-
ham, s. D.They plan on return-
inx home Wednesday.
Mr.and Mrs. John McDonald.Mrs. H 'arlcy Wilcox |.nd fnnilly,Hr. and Mrs. Chauncey Wright and
Harry Thuchr wem Bnmlny din-
ner guests xt the Mn. Rlchel Hc-I
Wrapping Paper and Cord
all sizes.
/
Registers, Furniture, Machine Guns, Ban-
jos, apd many smaller_item|._ Thege arePURE,FRESH CHRISTMAS
A T n n m r l2n"|"'rn|m n n
CANDY rugh Lllaa Goods and are Bargains at II
ICES the Prices.r n ;| . \ . \ l \ » r l \u v ;l \ . I l V l l . l \ .
__......._.
Upen Evening l lis Until Christmas Beginning
day,December 15thIE
THE Bl-Am RACKET STORE
n1»sr,N»|»-mi, uwmbaxx, mo-'rms nnjrnnvnrsrfg..Q/= _;..Ti lMEUR seem: ma lounu c m me woods.
01 the four who wan lung well
um-ml. he uermea to be the only om-
who wntrhad and llsuued mf dna
n f t o s o me o u t a t t h e b a m u n
. a lma o f lh n w o r ld : b o u t t h e m
Nov md then ho dan ced up nt hh
master.'rmnble l u ln thu M f r -
n o e a n d e y e - l . _ m d g m _ q u : g m
l n o k a l m i r l t h w m d a f s i x d h o n o f
u b e p l d l e l l y u n l k d u a d v l n -
qu lnh e d be r un n d so me y vu nq e vun i u
m m m a u l g a q x c u m a - .
: v m m t h e n m n z h e s e k v x n
|. m m s v u Aheart.l n d l z w u t h s n h m i o w o t
L h ll d e k n e i ' wb k h 0 6 4 a u g h t
w h m h e l o o k e d u p i n m h i l m a o -
t h o u n r v w w u l p e a ¢ f o m ' h ` € E | . N n
u u n d x u u m w m m m .x
ma r e e b o l ln c n l It i n 1 sh ot f or
( h p h l n P l p s a n d w u u D y u u d \B l ¢ C lt a n d n o tf o f y o u l "\
' n a s t h r e e wa r s th e C mg lu m-
v n n I n a l m friends wh o ha d
m m : I n - m l t o s h o o t . u n d i t v u
O l v i i l l Pipe wh o ha d n a d a h h
| n u - M | - m u m m m n m n h .
Immx ml Inn: mn into me mon'of bu lm um Odd ntllmed mdletout1mllmpuwl.Theucrngg und mysterious Mun ld»famed up the slopo md Jams had
looked nt qi: tllut md priming md
liood wma A md! thumb an thahammer of hh wapcn whlu tram
behind her hulhlnd md har boy
homanea rAdmah.| n k h u , p r a u m 1 h l y . m n y b e u d
Mr. ami Mm.Ba d fthompqon for mixt1Mne-but who nun the
and!|.milywe reSundaya!te rnonn mhtletason thanks!visitors at the Bill Wine home.Aid (ar Taffy-Puller!
Mr. md Mrs. George Br0d°n0n'The hot lady we are wont £0
ol Frwmutand Mr.|.nd Hn. hd pull tor the ho liday : e ww won't
Andanan wen Sundmy vldwn at'hum your hmds if you rub them
._._......-\.1 \.v.._,_ -n \..l..-4 .».»1».
¢ » - _ -\
Q , a Q t
\,4 , f Q .
l I ¢1 ;*J '." |
an J ~.f ' £ ".- ..: :~
f u ~\~f *\f 1 b I » " " " i n
OFTHE PL/\iNs Catherine gave n in t n u t l dn m .than 1 lima scream.and
*Nd pan her protectcn to meetthe ndvmdng nnngs with upon
the Freemnn bolus mms.
TIMELY s UGGEs'noNs
onsuy wnm corn U n uing the "pulling ...X I n u
ddenf-ally, this household
first ;i d i n relieving
a;.`;»=1'3'.;;
stapl ism é n g
n a ft e r 1 lime a n n wnmeu m -qumlo nlng ma y m hh th ro at
Dlnlel .imma Bu llln v u thebofl name. but from babylmod hh
mother had culled him Jenni.H r
v u twelva ln d weighed twenty
pa nd as mo n umn h l l d n o a u
and-Endl.called Odd tor shun.
...¢..¢..,» .¢....so ah. .mln In Ta n-
t n f l c y ah o m th e any I e e ms n u n m
:e e n l u r k A n w l n n m .w h a : h o
w n n s v m m d h o v u m m h s h m
dreamed o f her,na d h i d m d d -
pated thro nzh n t h m d mo n th s
m e h m m w h l d l n u h t h a f p a r -
m m a d h lm to m n k s v i m h i m to
...-...... ......m»n n : h u e r a n o e ~
" "~i'~nS'§ `"E"én`i§'E1Ti`§un was ltb
un; behind tha vrlldemen and themmm mol: of ugh: nur dimmerABRAHAM:bout them and shadows grewhav-
lor and more velvety dark among
the treel.Through the woods.though tha mn wan narrow. emuednewalkedwltnb n hand inHenrfs, and (nr hal! an hour they.spoke no word except ln whis-pers, and nc las: the four law Lhelr
home.I! lay ln n shellered dlp which
wa! like n dlmlnutlve chlld n! thelnrzer valley, a low and cheerfulcnbln ot peeled lun. wllh mom wln~don m lt than a caatloua manwohld have had. and wlth a hugochimney ot clny and :tons at theendIt nn a home or beauty andcomfort and luxury. u those thlnga
na o nl rm u uwere meuu n e n er. nnthe heat that Hcnrl Bulaln could
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'"'E."£.."Hnng uv ln. ma r. Sto dlnp"B g g gy-1°-H'she cried."lt'|M Ahdll! aura yan don't forget"
Qmgtmbd Mg; wwk)to put a little frnlt "cannibal" inl°°P~Make it. this way:Uno n
Fnahlan c a lm-Slippers um pulled fix fm- the body-m m a
Wear for Women and Missa, $1.98 wire thrvuxh the WP and bottom.
no gsm; Emu Jerdw, 35 md ;5;[Cover tha win with pitted dates
Robinhood for the Children, sus for the anna and lm and raisins
w $8.50-aman new styles-alllivr the hands and feet.Bend asslzea.rr-1¢'hncy dictates.Attach n marsh-
:wallow head by melna of a toath~
_pick neck."Blonde" inen have theNE N G ~ N E |;~>1»of their heads dipped into
Mr sllmey Stokes and baby of- ight com Syrup and tha n law
Blnlr spent lm we ek at the J ohn W coooannt fromnga. jsmm
B_ Eriksen home lettes are produced by dlPPlI\Kf-he~~. . , .~. . . . |M, .ma M".."...w.»...,..,.,. head lnw melted chocolate and
CIM! ApplesTwo cups sugar. 1 cup light corn
syrup,1 cup condensed milk,36/
cup bum: and 2 waspoons vlnllll.Mk ull Ingredients except vnnlllx.
and boil slowly, stirring cnnatnno-ly until n ball of hudneag o! iin-
ished caramel is reached,when
tried in cold water.Remove from
fue, add vanilla, set kettle over
hot water and dip ln apples which
have been pierced with wooden
skewers (may be bought.from
bnlc w).Ro ll ln toasted cocon-nnt fmumgdknd coo l an waxed
P°P¢\'~_
1 bums.
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\\l!| §lll.I| l| .\\;| ls luw »..._ __ ...Om*le u r s gr in rn lll w e n d l h t .
wo uld h a ve kn mm th e d o ( md thi *
buy haloaged together even m n
they been ln a cr01rd,_t'or }t gan
'""5`5`$` h'§"i[§é`" T r i m m m m
ado ration at the llttla pr in c es s oftheueigueurie and m m m m e her
n r m n u oi'I ' ! 9 \ m r | , _ a n g ~\
1was A hnltnred nld warrior, me my.on tha olher hand. gave every evl
denc s o f ln n mhltlnn to lc hle n n
slmllnr phynlcql cnndltlou.
- u m. .»..~- ¢\.~»¢...¢| nn like n b0!d.
an d q u a a n d ma p le : n p r m uque er lr ea mne n whi c h he b ro ug ht
fr o m g==f o r u m.The se m u m
of his omaze h ad never ser ved to
h m m |bridge a c m s l th e l b y l l
.. ...-..-- __bnd plr-ale c ome lo ahdnc t my lime
glrl and hold her (nr ransom." Tom
le u r h ad ro u nd . f lown ln t h e v a l
ley . and J oems'father had J oined
the ba ron In hls laughte r; the n. to
make the lhlng wo rse. Touteur hadturned him round and round, slowly
and ap prnls lngly , with lovdy \l!t| | °
Bla de Anlnlnelta looking on,har
dalnty mo le u p tu me d ln patrlc lan
whi c h lay between them.|
Ha h a d n o o n lb ll h u r t a n d lti ll |
kept Ma rla Ahtolnetta I n h h |zhunghtu.(ur there w u n o o t h e r 'chlld w help nu herplac e. But llixc e I
last au tu mn .when Ma aa ma Ta n - \
\en r'| llnte r a nd her so n P aul ha d I
c o ma to th e s alg u eu d e . h ll d mma
ha d gr ovm more c loud ed until, on
lhla Thursday afternoon th e y g e n
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£3233 »"£`§`"Eé§&to her love for wednesdav eveni then into "chocght4 shot'Fruit Sandwich Pme
rnbin was her own do ma in- he r
Haven. her gardens of shnubl, her
bird houses built of chestnut bark.
her box hedge: among the thinned-nnt trees. wlth pretty paths edged
\vlLh whltewaz hed stn na winding
in and out among them.
Running np ma the harden of
hexe gardens were H e n r i!work
.!eld!»be~lnnlng h m ,because o f
Catherines artistic eye.wi th the
.zenuer gro wths o t h u s b a n d r y -far etn lly g roo me d a nd plotted ro ll
for herbs and vegetables:and be~
yohd lay the broader nelds for
:PaS|Q! :rains and foods, ten ac res
of we lltllle d la nd In a ll, end in g uv
Wednesday evedng guem. at the
Mn. Mary Weber home at Blair.
Mrs. Frank Lottis and Wayne
spent Friday at the Lode Haven-
dick home at Orum.
Mrs. Fred Anderson was a week
end guest st the Freeman Inltis
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Pets Christiansen
~~1 |Let us fiiluéegvith you
Gunn HAULING ,R w e t t L u m b e r . 8 | C o a l C o .
H ~ R J ~ H N zngm za P h
ot Aprll, Henri hnd tnkun hll yenr's
supply of nfty gallons o t maple
llr up in d four tlmes an many
pounds of sugar.These precious pmesslons the
four saw as th came down the
an-een slope.un not one-hnl!or
them would Cnxherlne have ex~
changed for ull of Mad ame Ton~
teur's rlches,Cakherlne was snnllln; ot her hus
ha nd a nd ln llenr l'| eye: was onanswering llgh! of hupplnesl, when
ou; of the pence and beauty whlch
lny about their home rose n l\le\°c~
lug and blood~curdllng c r y - u crywhlch seemed to atop every sound
that was ln the nlr, n cry or mon~
stron: depth and vastness. nnd with
tha t c ry n wlld ng uro c a ms toward
th e m tx- om lu n ldln g p la c e ln th e
greenln¢nhrunhery o f Cul.herlne's
garden.l W llh A lurc h o f h l l shoulder,
He nr i s en t th e b ag o f c or n to th e
gronnd y h l l g n h g d o f h l g r l g m y
ho me .
Mr . a n d Mr s . Ge o r g e I n f tjs a n d
H e m .Mr .an d Mr s F r e e ma n L o f -
h s a n d Ho wa r d a p g m I n s t w e n
ne sd n y at th e L eo na r d In f ti s h ome
a t C a l h o u n .
M i n s ~ T h o m p s o n w a s g i v e n
a i u r p n s e o n F r ld n y eve n i n g a t
th e h o me o f h e r p a r e n ts Mr . a n dMr s . E ar l Tlzo mp so n wlnn a c ro wd
ol young folks came ka help her
celebrate her seventeenth birthday.
A midnight lunch ot sandwiches,
cake, pickles and chocolate was
served.
A d i n n er wa s g i ve n a t th e h o meo f Mr . a n d M n . J o h n J s c k s o n o n l
Su nd ay ln ho no r of Mnr jo rle J a c k ~|
g g " n n d Ma r y A n n Mn g i lls h lr th - i
y .M r .m d M n .W esley Gr s u li c hsp en t S u n d a y a t t h e Ot to Fn c h gl
the Andrew Nelson home.'
Mr. and Mrs. R°y Donnelly md
son of Omaha and Annie Haier
were Sunday afternoon visitors ai
the Mrs. Carrie Jacobsen home.
Mr.and Mm. Dewey Holstein
s much in demand for food-decor | Wear for Women and Misses, $2.98
ntions.For cakes and cookies, to $6»50; Enna Jettick, $5 and S6;
make holly with candied chen'lea;Roblnhood for the Children, $1.49
for berries and bits of the sliced to $8.50-smart new styles-all
candied dtron for aws.White dzes.47-It
O a~k
Flooring \
is cheaper now and a
New Oak Floor costs
.Less than an ordinary
ru~.
I_Popcorn § i\»f" ~ the col-
ored ones, make ost Attractive
'ornaments.YouChnstmas_- tree
may wrap them ln colored paper
il you like.For a new V-&G®B» try
one ol the other flavors ol corn
syrup in making them-bntter-
scotch. honev. maule or cnramsl.
g ,walnuts]%lb.layer/figs,
boiling water,milk, ' cream,or'orange juia.Pll; dates, stem 63-4
shell walnuts.Put fruit and nuts
through food chopper,add small
amount of boiling wnen mlx, and
pour into glasses( Seal, label and
w x - a n .
i l l n h n m ' I - ' l ¢ l l 0 » ~ |\ ¢ |'t i d b l 'g u m m a m l r c l l l l i3 L ¢ " l " . ¢ . \ . | . " . . L | .f r o m t h e g m t ~o f n m m e v e n n m e e o n
e l t y o f o w e s . . ° = > s 9 ! ; E 'E EE t h e z ° = " \ § - ' = !" 2 ! '. ' !£ '£ ' 3 ! ' £ i ' . " 2 ! . ' E
grlmaclng at nlrn from nenmu ua.bark.And lhln utter he had pre-
pared hlmself wlrh palnmklng care
fm- Marie Anmlneues eyes ahouhl
:veg happen tn see hlml That wan
1'e tragedy ol' lr.Be had nut on
his new doeslrln ault.He ar ried a
gun whlch was two ln c h e longer
lhun hlmlelf.A ' Mg powderhorn
awun nt hls wnlatln hla bel! wasa knlge. and over h shoulder hung
the moat treasured ot hla posses
alona. a lllm aah bow and a qulver
lllled wlth arrows .Ho h a d wo rn
hla c o onskln c up of mr ln aplta ofthe warmth of the d ay , b ec aus e ltlooked be tter than the ligh ter one.
whlc h was anlpo d. a nd lu Lhll c ap
was a long turkey leather.Odd.
the dog, was prou d of hla martial-
looklng master.bu t he c ould nor
un d en lnn d the change th at had
c oma o ve r the hn y e r why n a wan
goln g h ome wlth auc h a str ang ely
let and so lemn fac e.
From her poaltlon behlnd the dog.
the boy.an d th e man.Catherine
[lnln ln looke d up on he r wo rld with
a joy ou s land unufrald pride.N h
hay,ln her oplnlon.could equal
deems. and n o ma n her huxhnnd
One c ould see and reel her h apnl
aaa, a nd as Tonte ur sec retly bnlll
up the llre ol lull y earnlng when he
vaa nlnne~ on ahe lnved xo exult ln
her own possessions when her men
folk were ahead and c ould' not lee
all that c ame and wen! ln her (ure.
E Thla dealre to~lmld wllh ln herself
l some amnll and sac red pnrt of her
rejnlc lnz wall hemuae ahe was Eng~
lllh and nur Fre nrh Th nl wa s wh ylmnlel .lumen hnd nu l-Znlrllnh umm,
lnhe rlle d f rom henf nlh er. who hurl
been u New En glnnd nrhnolmnaler' a n d arte:-ard u n ng#-nt o l lh e
and hn mllla zeo mm. nun ww. mt. .-ou t any grace whatever th at h e
c ould lee.banked vmr mly In th e
amllea an d grnc louaueal o f ll h r le
Anlolnette 'a furor,
li e wa s zlnd when hla mother
and tether paused to r e s t o n th e
edge ef a great roc k near tho a-au.
for thls Inter val gave hlm ogpo rtu-
n l ! !to zo ou oloueéeand w e u h e
rea alone he c ould n r a n d u m m
'l'olneue'| enualn ln a mn c li mor e
udmlru hle wa y th an wh e n th e
oth e r :were tn un plng close nl hI.a
heels.Suddenly Od d manned no
that hle gau nt bo dy ma de u h u b
rler agnlnst Jqemn'kn e e s 'Ihay
ntwd at the edge of u llower~au~awnupell amo ng the c h estn ut tree.n
wan a hundred y a rd :a c r o n n m
au n d lle d play ground of th e ' I
and on the far llde of lt. c onc eal
In the bual\e¢.J'eema knew there
wan game of some klud.Ile drogmed to the earth and draw
h l m n d l ehlnd th e dec-~ylng mann
o f a mnn xter log th at had lnllen
a hundred : m m before,Od d
c ro uc h ed at h ls alde wlth hln-mu»
z le le ve l wi th th e to p o f th e log.
' r m u a mln ula pu lse d .an d attes-
Llxat mother , a nd mo r e o n to p a t
them, y et Od d (uve no a lgn or dl| -
couragemeut.nm'dld J e eml.B e
wa tc h e d t h e h r o ld e o t th e c la n
ln : on a lln e aa a n -a lg h t a l a d le
with the pe lntln ot 0dd'| nose.
Auo uxe r, mluu a of th la rustllng
stillness,an d a magnlnc ent tur~
key c oc k ltr n tte d m leotlru lly out
In to the lu n .He we :h e d twen ty
pounds rr an ounc e, thought Jeems,
a proud and lmumeula te bird . defy
lug all the world ln the empty open.
l n m y mo men t .leema thouglu
n n l n o Paul Tac he. tor the Quebec
IN this story of one of the moat
thrilling pages in American his-
tory--the epic struggle known
as the French and Indian War-
James Oliver Curwood achieved
his masterpiece.The early days
L Holly
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Penn:down In Pennsylvania.l l
m u on the trnnuer nf Lhlt farprovince that Hem-I had found and
mnrrled her.
'1'nnu»nr was nvrnre. possibly even
more th an Henr i Buln ln. tha t Calh
erlne'x ado mtlon of he r me n folk
and nf every thing lh n l we n!wllnthem, oven no the primitive discom
boy was lik e thi s \m-k ey c o c k . nl
wa y l Ha u ntin g h ln do mes an d d il-
oor fln z h lmsdt wi th th e lmpo nuu c e
of A man .
Slo wly J e ems wlthd rew th e long
bnrreled gun tram tha top of the log
md ta u le n ed th a llrln x o f n l: bo w.
Hs vmlted u n ti l the b lg blrd stoo d
len lhln ei ghty y nrdxgws y .An hgch
Quebec regions are recreated
with a vividness that is startling.
111 IStarting This Week Im' ;:,::..'.?.§':'°"'.":,°.r'at 1 time he rose higher on hiskne el. an d 0dd '| bod y mv |tll\' er
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Wm the North
The Plains
~CHAPTER I
mn ; h i s M m '
Jeeml was a fortunlta boy to
hsve her for s mother.
Even the ao: was s seonndrel for
luck.An lndlun dog at thst.A
sneaklug, goodfor-nothing dog.A
wrefk ol' a dog rlthout a soul, tnhe fed by her, peited by her, lmlleduthyher-ns hs hs d seen hersmile.
Tonleur was h m ol'the lon::airing of hemlc Ilghtlng barons lettled by Franca ulong the Richelieutn hold the English und lhelr real
nnrtwurlsns hack.lie was Dunn
keeper to the waterway that len.
straight to the bean or Neu
I-'n\nr»n.ll the Enfllsh mmm mm.
ngalnst s background of somethingmore :han merely being the muteof s man and the mother of s snu.
Culture nnd learning and hmadnesuof vlslfm und thought. nurtured Inher first by a Rentle Lxother. and,
:mer her dmth.dewloped and
ther. had glven tn her a medium nlpriceless vnlus by which to mensure llpplness.Ro use of her ndroltness ln fashloulng beauty and perfection nut orslmple und Inexpensive things. undalso hecsuse me was nf the spawnnf the desplmhle English. Mudxlmn
Henrietta Tonteur had come to rennrd her with much the same aver
slnn aud dl§llke _with whlch shi:
5 strengthened by u sclmolmaster fn~1
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D N a sunny nlxernnon ln Mny ,
1149. I dog, n boy , n mm, a n d
\ woman had c rossed tha oak opens| f Ton ten r' | h lll a nd we re tn lllo g
ownrd th e deeper wl l d m e n of
he Frenc h fr|mll¢~r \\urd of
h s Richelieu and La k e Cham-
nlnln-the dog llrsl. the boy iollow-
ng. the man n ext. a nd tha woman
u c .
It vnu a reversal or proper form.
Eonteur had lfvwled as he watc hed.h em tw A tool'a way ot ta dnz a
xavngelnfened c ountry that had no
--. - v .- .. .D - .- _ . - _. -their svnlplng fiends. the Mohnwks
und the Benefit".they would have
to pass over hi m Brat of u ll.Nu
ueneral c ouid he given :renter dis
Hnvtlo n than thut Honor.W ealth
\ wlde doma in over wh ic h h e was
king.
And 5 et--li e e n de d llann-i lmlnln.
0 0 I 4 0 o I
ll wus rniriluflerlmun.hlny tlml
.lxmlown were growing hmm~r lu
wou ld nave :ooxeo up on a cup orpoison.
'ronteur knew th is and c ursed In
his honest In-uri at the woman \.!1n
was his wife. with her Clllrily put
clan fa m.her powdered hair.er
jewels and gmsns and h er plntnniv
Ignorance nl'lo v e - a n d then
thanked his God that m o e Mar ie
Antoinette was growing lens li ke
h r with eac h day that passed over
h r pretty head.Fo r Mar ie An
tn no ttn wa s tn mn nmmn x llke h im
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U. s. SHIELD FREZPRUF OIL
wnrd the east.l¢was the hour
when hlrdx wane lln g ln g softly
Momlng had hoard lhelr dennnce.
e glorlonn und tem-less challenge offeathered mlnnoelsy to ell the lplr-
l t l ol'darkness:bu t lrlth late
afternoon.nunsrl.evenlng,these
some ellnrthrfmted l o n g n e n found
n note o f Kro tltud e and of p ray er
ln their c hanc ned volc el.Flowers
crushed lmderfoot.I n th e open
spaces they oumeled the earth wlthwh llo ond plnk an d b l u e Flow
ers and b lrdn und Deuc e-n wor ldnlle d wllh a do e lln ln g lon - e a mll
Ing hen vvn ol hln a o ve r th e tre e
to p s- u n rl wllh them n dog. n boy .
e mon.nod a woman n d u n c l n s
wexlwnrd.
Thr ee of these.even th e dog.
Tome ur envled.
This dog had n nnme whlc h tlttedh lm 'l"n»|nn»~n......m M.
self. n pntr lolon wlthou t doubt. bm
wlth a wo r m a n d fo n d !p a u lo n to
offset th at c urse end (or thls. ton.
he blessed the fortune whloh ln oo:-
wny ha d been so k lnd to hlm.
Behind her hnshond an d boy
Pntherlno N21 been thlnklnlz o l
Tnntenrg and r hln wlf e, the o deto
oretle He nrle lle.Fo r n lon g ti me
nho ha d kn own o f Ma d ame T o wto u rs ha tre d . b ut lt wa s n o t n ntll
thls nflornnon th a t th e oth e r dle
covory had coma to her, for. ln gplte
or hi s mo n he roic efro rtl. Ton teur
had betrayed hlmself when endden»
ly s ho ha d c au gh t h lm lo ok i ng o r
her.Patherlne hnd leon the ehnd-
nw n f h lr se c r e !- llke a gh o s t n i n -
Iy dlnp po ar ln g.Up o ve r th e h lll
she had ndded mnny two! and two#
toge the r, u ntll. I n the e ore vuy of
e woma n. sh e k n ew wh a t Tao teu r
wo n th ln k ln z an d dld no t f en r o r
N a ulnn t hle en emy .- v | " v n q r '# v i -
And Od d' o B ody Grew Stlf lor W lth
me Mo ve me n t.
wi th his movement.A c hok lm:
sound c a me ( mm th e do g' | th ro ol
a l t h e lo n g b o w wa s bent.Th e
ri ng o r n steel tuning fork,an d
nc role th e open sped a grny lshHu h .The re tollowed e me llow
oo n n d . e mn : c o mmo ti o n , 1 leap
ln; ot gorgeous c olor hlgh into th:-
nlr,Paul Tnc he, the turkey c oc k.
v u d o w n end dy lng.
A momen t In te r. . le ems an d mm
stoo d lo ok in g do wn o n th e tur kvy
c ook, and g ladna a leap t onc e mow
In to th e boy 'n fac e a n d e y e s - f o rhere wee not only n rplendld dlnner
for tomor ro w.bu t also . ln hle lm
nglnntlon.th e dl-nt blo w llr u c k
twa n g o f th e otr ln g wa s li ke u»W '
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A v u m t l l l || I \ l \ u v | » \ | U \ Q \ v \l \W X ?a w n e c k n l 'a d o g w e v e n m a n e
a w r e c k t h a n t h e s p l e n d i d n e l g n e u r
h i m s e l f .w i t h l l l a l t u b o f 1 s h o t : q . f _ [
distr ust h im fo r lt.Th e wi ld h af pr i d e o f y o uth lm!
And Madam# 'Tnnteur hated h*'f ac hievement possessed the la d na:Dlnhoilrving whatever good mhzht his fwhr-r and mother c ame toward
have boon m i d o f Catherine.she h lm I la n n u n tr i u mn h . a n d H1 0 Always the Samer
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The Man Bhould I-la n lhro hed at
the Held of Hlc Precious Column.
-md Th e mm lho nld ha ve mnt hld
n me held ul hll precious eolnmn
v l l h h ll lo n g n m re a d y md h l l
qu eu in g e y e lle r t ;the women
next. to wa tch a nd mm wlth him;
then the boy and the dog, lt such
n u ln a n e a wer e lo he to le rated ln
~n-nel of m l n k i n d wlnh e vening
c omin g on.
.To n te nr wu th e o ne le g g ed wa h
_.__ _.|_...,- »..........\...... .,|.¢..|n
n n m n u ll: D o r nmar ks whlrh wou ld ha ve k llle d an
ordln ary man. The d og. n m of ull.
was 1 homely dog.l o hopelessly
homely that one c ould not help lov
Ing h lm a t llg h L H l l h l l r wa r
br lnly and unkempt.H l l pawn
huge. Hin mall mn hm gone. whlc h
le f t h lm only a stu b to ve g .H e
walked wlth n llmpi | heavy , never»
falli ng llmp lh nl s eemed to s ha kehll lang bod y from end to end, for
hls le t!fore p a w- l i k e Ton¢enr's
( n o t - vn u mla ln g .A mmh e d .
rheery,ln a n mlc .lo n b l e dog to
wh o m the lr n m n n - l n n mo me n f rdsln nlng of Ihr Mne as of \ h\ng | \-had m a l the na me o l Odds-and
Ends.
S0 Ton le ur wus h a lt rlght in
thlnklng o l h l m u 1 wr e c k o f n
dog. but ln one other thlng he wnx
wro nm Th e dn a am h u e A no n i -
hme d h or nm an A d e ad ly e ne my
of her rac e. and hnled her then be-
r-annn she dared hold h e r h a d n rprmndlyannbnron'|lady ,an d
hnu-d her lnxt or all becaule, noth-
lng mor e th an tho wlr e o f e lor th~
lm h n e k wo o d s mn n llk e B e n d B n -
la ln . : h e wa r lmpn d e n t e n o u g h to
ba the p re ulen t wo m l n any where
nenr the Tonleur uelgnenrle.
And.so fo r nu n v u ln her
pow:-r.she had pleated a n d lu r -
mr e d lh ll h n xr e a lo gr o wth ln th e
heart and mlnd of her proud Gengh-
ter. Mule Antolnette. nndl Tontoor,
hllnd to th e feline subtlety of ewoma n ln :meh matters . wo nde red
wh y n wa s th a t h is g i rl, who m h e
worahlped above ell other thing on
earth, lhonld no openly dllpley nn-
tr ls n dlln u s an d d lll lk e wh mo ve r
Jeema c ome to Tontenr manor.
lvad
boy 's ey es lmhted up when he 56\:
hll molher'x Intel-on ln what he lmn
done. and me nnfelgned amazemenl
ln hls fnthex-'| rac e nn he dropped
h ll mlllo d mm lo L h s g r o u n d a n n
loo ke d d own nno n the mng uln c o nl
lnxk ey c oc k wi th the fea the red nr
row trn ns nxlng lt.
Cntherlne rvnnnled her boy u n
observed hy th e two whose hu nl
Ing lnn llnc l dr vw the ir eyes to lln
fnllen la me .lle r o wn ey e s wen -
shln lng , n nd a lte r a mnmen! Ho nrl
saw what she was neelnz and thlnk
ln| and plac ed one of his bl; hnndxlende rly on hll so n'| s lim lhonlder.
Yu , . lee ml wus llk em mo the r e x~
cept fo r nm b lo n d r an d m x
e y u ,an d tn these two t h l n p he
raembled hls mnthor'| hx-ot.her,\hnx
wo n h lo n . wn n d e r ln| , e lwly l h g h ! -
gg r en d fo x-e ver lo vnb le n nb o nd .
Fue ls an d Lub ri can ts a
Tomorrow
Phone 48 For Road Service
n u r n ls u n . . u m . .nun .. ... ... ...d o wn ln the valle y th e fou r we re
zz vllll h ome
lil: e y e: h lld lu llowe d tha wonunavlth n subdue d and appalli ng hm-
ge r ln the m.He nr i B u l n l n n u n
ma n n ma n . h e h n d th o u g h t.B e
mlg h! be | lmlo c nlzy . mig ht sven
be A fool.But h e wu s als o a ver;
luc ky hu lblnd an posses: a womanvrlth the s weet f ac e a nd for m and
th a d l lr l n d ! c h lm h e lm o f C n th
1 soul um: lwlnngea to the boy , his
master.'rlmx mul had a :rem sc ar
senred \|l10u n ny hummer md shun
In an Indian rump where Kanrl Bu
la ln ha d f mz n r l mm f o u r n a n h e
fore. ann from whlc h , ou ! o t nllx
for n dy in g c rmlur e, he h ad mlm:
hlm h ome ln J wmll.n wan 1 sc ar
rn !devp hy clubs and kicks.n
wou nd th u!had never healed nm'
li mp ! ma d a tha d n l wh ! f ha vu - e
l l m l m an d xu ln lc lo lu i m m a o l
ul W.. ...mu um.. ..=¢.... .....he-e n th ink ing u h o wa lke d Ah ead
of hu h th er a nd mu th er . Hu mln d.
nt present. was hnny with the mesa
of Bghllng.Mentally , and phydc al-
ly . ln ll wa y . he vu exp s r i en c ln z
me thr ill of sang nlnary bums. Half
a dfmen tlng en lln ee belllmlng theI n n :ellmh ovsr 'l`on!em°'|m n h e
hml rhoked and heazen Pnul Tnellq
and In eve ry moment nr th an memm l tr lu mplm Li nd e Aq lq lq gn e
S'l`A'|`loNWOLSMANN| u u \ l v| \u l l l \ |l vl \ 'Q u u u v M u l c hforzh In pulse of the lad'n exploit.
"W hat l lho t I" he c ri ed. bending
l o w t o e x a m i n e t h e h l r d a n d t h e
a r r o w ." S t r a i g h t t h r o u g h f r o m v i m :
f n w i n #a n ¢ h m n I n n hnllluh »»|\nrI The Station That Sells GoodsI ;.;,lii'§1, `i5 iiI~`iniT: 1,¢'ii;."¢..1i.1
[nal ra linlryon an nothin. tlll lhllslh In nur lrlll.. lldl III
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r a g -| c h . i I ¢ l r e n d m1 ~ e b o 0 mi h l W e d n e | -p l. le e F r ld a y o vu n i n g , D o c - 1 2 . ' I ' h e
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BO T T O M n o m
lllllllurill Honb0ndB\Ai!
w u a s m d n y m p p o r g m l t d l m r
si lte x,ldr| .W m.m m a p m d
hmi ly .-
Mx - .n n d li r s .C . B .B u n nw u s
Snturdny evening vtdbon wifh
t.haopnlBmvas1 |mily.
RobutWi d>enerlnd0pllR00vll
at Burt county v m awning
me s h.
Floronon Dknn was ;8\md|¥
dinner and nftemonrn/guest at the
E. c. uppinmn bums.
|=N¢r\m!or t.h»e Pls u nt vlmwgeum-Sumdnynfhrnoon.hon.
Swdly ldaool,namely Mn.G.lr. m dlr a . Ed Ha wk inlhnd '11.ldsn-25-yaar tnnchlpgfrn
D a v » i d , M n . F . P s c k , M n . C h n . u l l o n d ; y mp p e r g u e n s , a b r o - ° ' i U°r o v w m b m h u g m '
n s c m x m . m u m u m - . ' A m H n v k i n l m a v m o l ~ ! ° r r u v v l v i n z d r y w i
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Huakandao »with l i i l i T e h m ; b ,'h vlng in .' d '°w o " °mo Wuungu-¢shug¢- i n g ,met Tue Y -p"|,¢|,_Ar h n n u .Anna n...~1¢ og 31,51-,,p¢m'tar this plloe.
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Tehmnh were Sunday vdndban at tm Huck home.Belvidera-Aleundrln road com-
Elmer wma and children p]¢¢°|y snveled.
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Plympnfh-Fu-men State Punkis new ins?-'ltxgtinn here.,
Dsykin-Gravel being placd on
road south of *'two~mile corner".Trenton-C. 1. Allen store build
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new store ui ng,o nsTunberg market on northVrk will start soonlon pavingprocteenDougaxcountyUne and Ft.Oalhoma.
Omaha--Beacon Grocery andAnthony! Market opened in newlocation,Thlrtieth And Fowler
A e.Al ana-Plans proposed for the
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I ~L n A -W v u u w a s u l l \ l l l ¥ %' J Q l l m ,l l l a g u c vi s i e r ;C o n d . ,M r s .E d i t h K r u s e ;M r s .H a r r y W a l k e r o f u r d a y .H e c a m e o n u t o H e r m a nC o n d . ,C a t h e r i n e F r a h m ;t r e a s . , | m : _ { i ;; £ g H e r m a n f r i e n d s a v l s i t | Q a t u r d a y e v e n i n g . J E p i d r e l a -
s .E l s i e C o o k a n d = ¢ ¢ ' ¥ »M n .S u n d a y ..I u v e a a b r i e f v i s i t w h i l e s o n e a r .
n wa s a "S£¢°1'Th e "° " " ' " g' n s g u es ts a t th e M. B . A i d s u p p e r Mr . g u d Mr s .Ho w a r d Ha ns en
nmitbee commited o f N r .* " ' *sa¢u»d »y eve ning,Mr .a n d Mr s .enter tamed th e me mb e r s o f th e
s.Ha r r y Seltz.Mr .an d Mr s .Her mi m 'W r ng ge o f Tek amah, Mis s I-D elta -D el: C lu b a t th ei r h ome on
bonlf ru a e a n d Mr. a nd Mr s . E m¢' K az h ma Sg h n ei d er o f P la ttsmo uth Pi d gg eve n in g . _ Qu e stg ge m Mr .
"8' ersfn wednes my nr;»~:x\no:|.'Mr and Mrs G H _|14 old Jacobsen ui' Omahn, were last-.eorge a m a S d ,~u ; a £ M . 1 mdIginughwr stayed at Une parenw, Mu; éy'§'.""»iZ.5`$ff 'I
c. H.Gdlringet hom:S"*""'"Y|Mr. and Mrs. w. J. mm drove
night and Mr. Gehringer had Sum to Bennington go see M,-,_ Banyaday dinner with his daughter.Ia m", M n_Ami; Schumann who
The Henry Sorensen fumilytwu taken to an Omaha hoapiw
were Sunday dinner guilats pt the Io n gr a orf.»| e nmnnn hm.I " " ° 9 ° . .E.U ._ _ -_ . ..-J
mn. yum »~.ru.uuuw ur nu: m».y.Pad Facklet wok his mother
Mrs.Gam-gn Fukle r to Cedar.
Cxeek Saturday to visit her mo-
ther, Mn, J. J. Schneider.Mrs.
C.H. G¢11f¥==K°f went u lu as
springfield mu. them w vim nx-
ativea and all wturned home to-
v
Il
_~" ,2 Don't Let a Leak
suns
$16.50 - $18.50
and $20
$1s.co
Sample Line O'ooats
v |<
$~2.50.,_
Dress Sweaters, Coats
for Men and Boys
.|
with a Sheep Coat, Lea
Chat or other good
things for them to wear
$3.~1 ~ $~50
Shop Early and co Make it Easier, Let Us Help you
J- D. GARRISON
The Popular Priced Clothler ol Blair
.|1'
Ties--Mufflers
DRESS GLOVES
or Mittens
sn. m $s.oo
MUFFLERS '
75: to $3.50
In Holiday Boxes Free
50c to $1.50
The Kind that Wear
I
ur. ma Mn. J o h n ma n nn" "}' '"" '"' ;',, ',; ""§ "m,ma m m . m u m m m S a u n a . : o f ~m a d e bl »h um uw u m '" " ° 'u;. m ¢ . . . ' f - R . E . 1 . ' € . " J I , M 2 r n ! ~ ~ f n ! . . . . § " . ' L . . . . . . . L i n n 1 . . . m l
"'°" """°" ' "" ""1 mr. ana mrs. ls. m.. nveruun nuu
an Sunday dinner guests Mr. mdrwmnuuv. Mr. and Mrs. A. w.
Byron Bunn and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Beard and
sons were Suhday evening visliors
at the A. N. Clarke home.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Petersen ol
Omaha Mr. and Mrs. Geo.Hinch
of Columbus with Will and Pearl
and Mrs.Margaret Iverson of
Blair called Sunday evening at the
R. M. Iverson home.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs.Opal Reeves was Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Simpson,Mr. and
Mrs. U._ s.Reeves and mogher,
Mrs. Rachel Van Nas oi' Sydney.
Mr. and Mn. Harry Tyson and
Pad were Sunday guests for din-
ner at the parental, Watson Tyson
home in Blair.
Tueday was the twelfth birth-
day of Juanita.daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Loran I-i y mlll so.h&'
grandmother,Mrs.EEG:ayman
and son Cleo of Arlzona and Mr;
w g ` .. p \.
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" . ' \' 3 3 `\,',"f);',g
\.'"\ .|Q_ , A a a
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Clarke and family.
Mr. und Mrs. Rasmus Petersen
and Rasllina, Mr. and Mrs.Carl
Christensen of Rosa Hill and Mr.
and Mm James Paulsen were Inst
Sunday afternoon and supper
guests ol Mr. and Mm Lars Paul-
sen.Miss Anna Paulsen was l
Sunday dinner guest at the Chas.
Husk home.
John. Deaver had Sunday dinner
with Mr.and Mrs. Henry Beard
and Tony Ferguson, their nephew.
The Kindred Msrrymdners Club
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
C.H.Blanchard in Burt county.
They voted to donate (iff/een dol-
lars to the Nebmaka Chlldren'e
Home Sodety ol Omaha. The host-
ess served delicious hot creamed
chickan sandwiches, pickles and
coffee.Dec. 18, Mrs. Sum Steele
will be hostess when each mem-
ber is tn bring 1 present for ex-
chnnge.v
The committee on Christmas
W 1 l l B e l l l B l a i r ~
~ ~M o m m y , m a c . 2 2 n d ~~~.Fifa '
He is driving his Beindeers here and ~ ; ~~` wants all of the good boys ma Girls ~'ffl ~
_,<-~to visit with him on has arxfivai.\~v 's
~~ we ~ i n
~O l d S a n t a W a n t s T h i s ~f'A~ 4
f ~~`1 '¢;»#~*,, , '1 " .\-.; 4\;Z2£r_~1cn`_g * ~,'|.2.,.1 #VF _I »»;;.C h r i s t m a s t o B e 0 e 0 P P 1 ,~Q i ~
t o E v e r y o n e e /1 ~
Because Santa Claus wants everyone to give useful gifts this year we _~ , ,,
h atl enlarged our stock.Our patrons will be pleased with g "n," ,ave gre ythe assortments we are making in each department.We want you to '`\~''3 ~
visit our store and see the great values we are giving
.1
Mens Suits BOYS APPAREL Furnishings and Show » Overshoa Men's and Bbys
and Overcoats Un d erwear Men's 4-buckle, all SLIPPERSS U I T S MEN's FANCY Rubber OVERSHOES Felt or LeatherHart Schaffnefr and P A J A M A S $ 3 g $3 4 5
`
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m ~f '2 D o n ' t L e t a L e a k
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~v S c a r e Y o u ---
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,~ ,h nh n u n u -y .'f 'F .LIL¢ .`l,§.`I.`2'.-,TI W e i l ;
J I ~,-:.~1.7;!§-_n to wur uqdne dnn, u | s hun
15:5 ~ ~ ~ .that you will find gntllying.
I g .; ; ; : .
v\- ~ - - - - - -B a t h r o o m F x t u r e s
C o m p l e t e P l u m b i n g O u t t t e r snEJollN MOoRE PLUMBING CIDMPANY
u
PHORE BLACK 62
fsisai.. Jeri ;;f.a'2».;§E an:
lowing a car ahead of them. bat.going aroand a corner they missedthe road and ran into a bank and
Ience.The car did not overturn
hut was somewhat damaged.Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mehrenn were
visitors at the Henry Fischer
home Saturday evening.Mr. and Mrs.Ed Pfeiffer srothe proud parents of a baby girl
born to them Dec. 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rohwer wen!
to Cereaco. Neh. Saturday to vdslt
their daughter.
Mr. and Mrs.Mark DePew of
Denver, Colo. are visiting at thoScott Allen homo.
Mr.and Mrs.Claus Ohrt vis-
ited relatives at Bennington Sun-day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Neuhouse and
baby spent Sunday at the William
Tiebgen home,
Visitors at Mrs. Peter Schmidt,
Sr. on Sunday were Otto Frahm,
Mrs. Genrude Rathjen and Jack,
Mr. and Mn. Fritz Jahnel, Hazel
and Rohan and Mr. and Mrs.
Hdrry Jahnel.'
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kruger were
-callers at the Wm.Sievers homeSunday evening.Mr. John Wreidt passed away at
'his home Dec. 'l, after a long ill-
ness.The deceased was hom in'Germany, July 15. 1856 and was
74 years. 'I months s.nd 22 days
at the time of his death.He issurvivedbyhisvrlfe,Anna andson. Johh of Ft. Calhoun, a dsughvter, Mrs. C. A. Stewart of South
Sioux City, Neh., a daughter, Mrs.
Merlin Wagers of Emerson. Neb.
and three gmndchildren.Funeral
servima were held Tuesday after-
noon from the Prjlhyterian church
Calhoun cemetery
and he was laid to rest ih the Ft.
HERMAN NEWS
rnenos at s earn pany
evening.Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Cooper ac-
wmpanied by Mr. and Mrs. Wm.Rasmussen drove to Omaha Fri-
day and spent the day.I Wm. Iawe came home last week
to spend the winter.He has been
employed the past season as paint-
er for an oil company.
The Amencan Legion Audllary
recently added two new siovfw-0su stove and a range-to their
kitchen equipment at the Leg-ion
hall.I Mr.and Mrs.Bert Cooper of
Tekumah, spent Sunday at the 0.
L, Hllsinger home.|The Ladies Aid will not hold a
regular meeting this week. Insteadthey will assist in a demonstrationol cooking by electricity at the
Legion hall pat on by the Neh-
rasks Power Company.I Mrs Wm.Adams spent the
week-end at Linooln with her
daughter, Marie.She was a guest
at the home of Prof. and Mrs.Aylesworth. She attended the Mil-itary Ball at the Coliseum Fnday
evenlng\and reports it a very elab-orate affair.Miss Marie and her
friend, D ylemo& were in
the grand .
The Guild will meet Thar-ada
slternoon with Mrs Chris Truhl-
sen.A large crowd attended the M.
E. Aid supper and hazaal' at the
Legion hall dining room Saturdayevening.The la ies are grateful
w all who helped in any way.
Mrs. K. J. Van Valin went w
Omaha Wednesday and entered ahospitalformedicalcareandtreatment.Her doctor advises her
to remain there from four to six
week.We hope she may comehomegreatlybenefittedby her
sta .hir. and Mrs. Joseph Cmtsinger
1 and son were Sunday dinner guests
___ ...,.. _.-._ ..,......... ..,......Leon; Ravsr and Wilbur Lowe,while the consolation prius wentto Miss Kathryn Hughes and Gil-
bert Potadle.Miss Schneider was
given a guest prize.
Mrs. Henry Truhlsen is chair-
man for the benefit brldge to be
given at the Legion hall Friday
evening under the auspices of thaWomsn'a Audliary.Mr.and Mrs.Harold Webster
and Joyce of Tekamah spent Sat-
urday night and Sunday at theFrd Rogert home.
A number of friends of Mrs.
Clouds Reid were entertained at
a surprise party at the homo o!Mm E. C. Reid last Monday alter-
noon in honor of her birthday. The
guests spent the time visiting andLate in ths afternoon the hostess
served s lovely lunch.The members of the Hermanchapter 0. E. 3. lodge elected of-lioerl at the regular meetia onThursdayevening,Dec.4.' h m
Hattie Blanc rd was dwbw
W.M.,To Wakefield,J r~.
Worthy Patr ,Mrs Eledyce
Helms, A. M.. John Jackson, A. P.,
Mrs. Effie Godsey,see'y;Mins
Carolina Wachter, treas., Mrs. Mil-
dred Rutledge, Cond., Mrs. Arthur
. Andersen, A. Cond.The Wor-
thy Matron will appoint the other
officers. The refreshment commit-
tee for the evening were Mr. and
Mrs.Halt Lowe,Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Clements and Mr. and Mrs,
Otis Yowell,
Miss Elaine Katt was a week-end guest of Miss Bessie William-son at Hooper.
Miss Beulah Harrison, who is astudent nurse at the Clarkson hos-
pital at Omaha,enjoyed a hriel
wait last Saturday and Sunday at
the parental, L B. Harrison home.Mrs.Emma Hoover is looking
after the household duties at the
Hams Andersen home atpresent.
of Mrs. Grace Ray 1ne xjarry 1,-
a~.|||..sday f o r Mr s .Came ron
a d been i n the c ity sinc a
y ,
En tr ek i n fa mi ly mo ve d f ro m
er man Sta te Ba n k p ro p er ty
Smile At
the/lche ~
pected home this week from Knox
City, Mo. where they have spem.
the past summer.
Z.Parrish came home Sunday
from Knox City, Mo.He has beenemployed with the Leach grading
compa~y.
illil~ud ~last ~Advertise in The Ereterpriue.
Ea Olson of the Olson Electdc
shop spent Monday at 'the Doug-
las county metropolis on busine .u f . . .D . . -\ r . . . . \ r - _. . . . .. ._| .. r . . . _
who
suns.\u.u.voulca vvas out ITOIIIOrn nha la st Thu rsd ay and en joy ed
th e day here wi th he r parents,*
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Hopki ns.fHe n r y Menc ke o f Blai r,counéy
atto r ne y eiec l wa s a Hp r ma n
11A FAMILY
DOCTQR'3 LAXATIVE
IS BEST
I
$25 - sau » sas
.a.|-...
S~TS
$1s.co
vt
\~l ~`..|
and $20
1
'sw w _vw i f=:~f ig .§ ; , % » ~__
~'1 W ;~O l d S a n t a W a n t s T h i s ~f'~
C h r i s t m a s t o B e 0 n e o f H a i n e s s ~~ ~u p
'~~'~Q*F<i'
\i ~/ "2 "'~::fj-;t o E v e r y o n e
Because Santa Claus wants everyone to give useful gifts this year we ~,,
have greatly enlarged our stock.Our patrons will be pleased with g "n,'
rt nts we are making in each department.We want you to '`\~'the asso me
visit our store and see the great values we are giving `'
l
» OvershoaMens Suits BOYS APPAREL Furnishings and Show
and Overcoats Un d erwear Men's 4-buckle, allS U I T S MEN's FANCY Rubber ovERsHoEsHari; Schaffnefr and PAJAMAS $3 $3 45Marx Su`ts and ~ h L0 Kn K0 °
`..~z _-.1~. -~ or~. e~~1.65 -.so 5 bkle $3.95
4 ,l»
Men's and Béys'
SLIPPERS
Felt or Leather
1$¢. to $2.50
ss.oowegr at Lowest Prices
SUSPENDERS
and BELTS
Friendly 5 or FreemanLargestassortmentof
_r~»1 __
No chargeMUFFLERS1
,~_'|U$3.~1 ~ $~50
~Qo~o
B A T H o r L O U N G I N GDr e s s S w e a t e rs , Co a t s 1 .D .~R O B E S
f o r M e n a n d B o y s The Popular Priced Clothler 0| Blair -4 5 9
$ 1 n o $ 7 . 5 0 r n u s r w o m u r c o o n s x r | z » o 1 > u | . . A n m u c u s $t o $ 1 . 5 0
1lI1'|I
Boys' DRESS SHIRTSIn Holiday Boxes FreeThe Kind that Wear
with a Sheep Coat, Lea
Chat or other good
things for them to wear
soc to $1.00.|1'
12.50
Let us outfit your Boys
$l. to $4.50
'u
Ties--Mufflers
DRESS GLOVES
or Mittens
sn. m $s.oo
"Yo ur health is to o imp o r ta n t!
'o u cannot afford to e x eriment:i th y our delicate bowels wh en
cated tongue, had breath, headache,
as,nausea,feverishness,lac k o f
ppetite, no energ y , e tc ., war n of
onstipation.This applie s not only
J frown people, but more partic u-
ar y to children.'I`hat's wh y a
amily d o d o f s la xa tive i s alway s
he safe c hoice.
D r .Caldwell's Sy r up P si`n i srrepared today under strietelabora-
ery supervision from fresh laxative
terbs and other ure ingredientfl,
:nd exac tly ac cor ing to D r. C ald-
rc ll's origmal prescription.
Tod ay , millio ns of families rely
n D r . C ald we ll! ju d g me n t i n th e
rlc c tion of their linczttive.F o r
lr .Cald.vc1l's Sy rup Pcrxsio,in
ottles ready for use.sold i n all
rugstores, is now the largest sell-
ng laxa tive i n the world!
:af...:9 .1-..;.;.~.,~..Aff ~
.y ..:g
f...u 1} . ;;* g
U 5 "~.4
.~.:: v .r r ~,.s .
< .~~w " " /. ». » : w w "\4 ..~. ,J ~ g i w ~
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..-A w.V /,. . : A /..* : .. .t g g f r .1 .1 1 g g i ~.* k / "f §¢=' 3?:'°=§¢'»¢@ I
0M u s c u l a r P a m s
The y may attac k y o u a ny -
where--y our back, yo ur legs.
y o u r a r r n f i . y o u r n e c k ._
These Pains ma y be mls -
ta ke n fo r Ne uri ti s . Rheuma -
tiam. Lumbago, Seiatica.
Stop the m with tha t mo der n, p lea sant, mint. -flavor ed tablet,
D R . MI L E S ' A S P I R - M I N T.It' s q uic k i n a c tion an d e ffe c twe.
Try it. for lieadac he, Colds, and Neurnlgia.9 Two S iz es
a t D R _ ~1Se and 25:
1.0.s ..("r.f ,.f :~f r E I .
. .n .m5
.»,lv .r ~~
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c l m b "
i f ; 3 ' 0 u ` u L G E T P 2 E u & F - o o Y O U R m o m a v B A C K -
L :
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M~W-._,_ ...._,...,-.-...__.alf'::\1 1:"5"!"F1"'i'5_...,..P' 'rlf*
.'§,f v 1|.r » -k~'1 5 ?r '1 ..~!»:' 1°..nw»;nmi»u. .,..,$».>1,,,,..,
~- m rs u. .f n. ..
y g g u m
1 ~g l t
I th i s
»~9 spent
ln ti ve a
r e m i n -
vinitan at the J. L. Pete:-mn hom;
Satxuwhy °v==inz uuppnr guest
st tha Robert Rasmussen home
were the Carl and George R-ll~
mumen families,Mr.and Mrs.
Jens Sormsen all of the Orum
vicinity.
Mrs. Louis Schenk and daughber
Mrs. Wallace Snowden visited ntthe John Reid home`Wednendny.
drildxen were Among nlldva |m~
qt n turkey dinner atthe Earl Beeh home near Gal-
honn Sunday.Peter L. Petersen, Domthy md
Raymond mjoyed |.n oyster sup»
per at the Earl Petersen home,
wut of Herman Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Qrl Edcknen will
.___.~ff
- _ - . - . . _ .Awmsdshzg New Adam: Rnurd
Hom the stmdpoint ol daths
dm to luwmoblkn,1980 il the
worn year in our history, wqord.
ing to the National Sdeiy Council
which reports lntnlidea for the
first nine months were two .percent. above 1929.The repon is
family vixdtd at tha Wm. Miken
homn near Kmnud, .S\md:y dur
noun.
Hr. a nd Mn.Chris Sunda and
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vos; spent Fri-
day ¢v°nil=s at the Gus Paulsen
home.
Mr. and Mrs.Chrin Stender and
l l r.and Hrs. Paul .Tones -
v i d t a t t h e k C . R u m u u m-
Monday a!¢¢rn00n.
A number ol young folks
enbermined : te m John
home Satmdny ng.
Mr. and Mrs. Max-tin Sunds
visitors at the o. C. Lieache h
Saturday evening.
Un., n....n - 13....JDOCALDVERFIDWlr'-Inf-lIm1<l\vr¢|\n0nnha Hluun ~""1buxnw caller mg Emi-.__ . d';';':'"_n:';~
Fuhirm Cen Beauty Parlor-Dorenehannxhofbeabar spainmm 47-Aum 'rrap1en,41-1¢'» few dnl lm week at Q15 A. J.52;_""'°"Chevmlet.c
Hlzhui pxioeqpaid for produce-c. K. Uendorf, Hanna ambalgk-new zsa hmm Pmduoa cc. sr md undartaker, mm.ome.Human Gaye: ol Lincol
83-tf phune, 161; rea. nhone, 133. .3-{! _i';i:§ek';:d with Bid: 1
Fuhiun Center Beauty Psrlorl For Sale-»Slight.ly used Maytag'_° ;H
Phone 47-Alisa Triplett.47-ltfmobor, cheap.J. Hil w n ~\ e d th e M ? Z§""""\,3
me'Ink
mf:
A large number of relatives and'"°"'-'
friends enjoyed a birthday dinner For Sak Nearly new Heating
at the Loule Voss home last Sun- Stove for coal or wood.605 west
day,it being their son,Glen's Park St.Phone 414.47-lt
birthday-|Dr. neu repom the arrivals of
For Sade-Roan Shorthorn hull, girls at the homes of Herman :Kay2 years old;mare 12 years °\u,}md Sam Van Winkle, southeast. of
weight 1200 pounds Soren Wols-|Blair.
mann, Kennard phone 22 on 19.!
46-2t
See "Mlnature Broadway" at the
Hlgh School Auditorium Thursday,
Der. 18.Proceeds given to Chris~
tim Joint Relief of this dty.Ad-
mlnlon 85: and 25c.46-2t
For Christmas, why not have a
Dllarl. permanent?A real bar-
gain at $5 and satisfaction guar-
anteed.Call Mrs.M. Sutherland
at Black 259 for appointment. 46-if
Mrs. Mary Carr of Belvllle, Ill.
has been spending the past few
weeks at the home of her cousin,
Mrs. Ludwig Jensen and Mr. Jen-
dil, south of Blslr.She went to
Pender Monday for a visit with
another cousin, Mrs Geo. Wachter,
a sister of Mrs. Jensen.
~ _E. S;B°y entertained at
For Sue-1929 mo dd A Ford
Coupe.Reasonable lf taken at
once. See Vinton-Evans for owner.
47-2\°
Miss Beas Crowdy of this city,
spent a few days last week at the
home of her deter,Mrs.Victor
'Johnson, of near Omm.
1
I
Minature Broadway" at. the
at her home, Use 8.'containing about hal! tne natlon's| urday evunmg.;Mr.and Mrs.Floyd Evans of population. Recklessness and °"""| . Mr..and Mrs.Wm.Knhie and
Council Bluffs, spent Sunday aft-llesmess are still rules of' the road.Gertrude vidted at the Cash
emoon and evening at ¢_h¢ home of with thousands of motorists.'lloer homo Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Halbert.|"°'€5.*°';.'°in ¢n¢\;\=r=sina 3
1 __t note v.ere are a ew raysi d x ; = g d M ; ; §.?..i.`§°';i'»I.i§°&.'Z ;light in the accident gloom.~
's -ma y Dennis cook and ri»uer»,|f"°"d°"° success has been "**"?°d
'g-redu n the number of acciHarriet and Dora of Fontanelle.
|Trade in your old, smooth tires.
$1.25 to $8.60 per palr regardless
lo( wsnf.For a limited time only.
Gamble Storm, Fremont, Nab.l t
I For Sale-Three Chester White
boars; also some White Face and
Short Horn and Guernsey bulls
rady for service.W. H. .Boehne-see ..High School Auditorium Thuf mann, Arlington, Rt. 1.47-lt'
Doc. 18.Proceeds gnen toltian Joint Relief of this city.Ad-
|
dssion 366 and 25C.46-2t
Mr.and Mrs.Donald Christen-
sen accompanied by Myron Nelson
of Omaha, were Sunday guests attheparental,Henry Cfnistensen
home.The Misses Vanola, fBrunton,
Com Stricklett and Catherine Lad-
wig we re dinner guests o n
Mr .and Mrs.Walter Petersen
and daughter,Madge drove toCouncilBluffsSaturdayeviening
and vldtod over Sunday at t.he
home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Evans.
Election of officers of the W. R.C.will be held at the regular
meeting of that order on Saturday
Dec. is, at the Schelfler mu shdIall members are urged to be presf
ent.
l l ¢ z -dents to children by means of
safety lnstr-nation in schools. Thnx~
out the nstlon many organisations
are working to prevent accidents,
not only automobile, but those oc-
eurrlng ln homes and industries.
The National Safety Council an-
nounces that it will hold 25 r
gional safety conferences in vsrl-
ous parts of the nation during the
coming year and it is estimated
that 1,000 delegates will attend
each one. _Another hopeful dgn is the
sp .Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Browning
and sons visited at the Lulu and
Mr. and Mrs. Howard William-
sen were in Tekamah Saturday
evanlnt-Mr.and Mrs. Charlie Rogen
were Sunday afternoon vlmitors at
the John Bogart home
Elmer Vlnderslev ahucked corn
for Hans M. Jensen laat week.
Wm. Lomnzen home Saturday.
_ _ _ ._ ._ _Fashion Center Beauty Parlor
Phone 47--Alice Trlplett.47-lt
HILLSIDE NEWS OF
GARDNER DISTRICT
strong trend toward laws requlr-Mr. and Mrs. Dan Phillips wereingdrivers' examinations.Some | Sunday dinner guests at the L. L.
U! our atatee have such laws now
and report exceedingly good le-
sults.When legislatures meet
again it is almost certain that
most of them will consider stricter
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Porter home, near Elk City,
Mr.and Mrs.Robert Rasmus-
sen and family spent Friday eve-
nlngat the Cecil Thompson home.
Mrs. Fred Anderson of Herman
..........u......- .man of the T I.
Fashion Centei Beauty Parlor
Phone 47-Aliee Triplett.41-u
WASHINGTON NEWS'
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kersmtter
Mrs.W.A.Kerstetter and Mrs,!"Juke Saunders visited at the Glené
Jdferson home inf Omaha l m '
Tuesday.|
hir. and Mrs. James Sunds en,
hrrtained the Pinochle Club at
their home last Thttrsday evening.
~Mr. and Mrs. George Bergman
and son, Robert and Mr. andldrs.
Glen Jefferson and Gwendolyn
spent Friday with Mrs.W. A.
Merstetter.
Mrs.Martin Sundaami Mrs.
Albert Sunds were visitors at the
Henry Dornacker home last Tues-
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs: Ben Bergman and
sons were Sunday dinner guests at
the Chris Stender home.I
Mr.and Mrs.John Bull and
daughter, Annie spent Sunday |_f¢.
ernoon at the Emest Kerstetter
home.
lFu§'E§`§u\$"'" " " " " " " " ° " " " ' ° l Mr.and Mrs.Perry uleunemnoon.y last Monday after-a s ; ;I t g i mda y w i t h Mr and
s.mserA l e m l d u f g°f»-=ke»The hard time dance at the I. 0
Mrs.Hmm Braauhm Mr. and 0. F. hall last Friday evening was
dock dinner s u were six well attended Everyone reported
Kahler home T§".§.|| t t h e W m a good time Four prllés wereUY-lawarded for lucky numbers
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B E S T . . .
a. . . b e c a u s e z t s f r e s h
KIRBYS COFFEE
Per pound 35c,40c, 45c and 50c
For That Christmas Dinner
Christmas Candies;Cigars
KIRBYS COFFEE HOUSE
m.:..
z lb. pkg. lard 15c
Quart jar jelly 43:
Tall Cans Armour .
Milk, 3 cans for 25:
Advo Oats, Quick or
Regular Zlc
Sugar, I0 lbs.554:
Stay man Winaap
Apples, bu.$1.8~
amner mr sunday we rouowmg: lut Sunday at me Elmer wua ~~-u and Mn, E. M.Beaty and home of Fremont.M m Nancy Syhds left/ last Sun-
Betty, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ralr,Mm. Stella Eden; and son, 1,¢;\ie'day for Omaha where she spent
of Coffeyvllle,K m . ,were wlsltox-s_SundaY nishn §=;§=°§ I;-he :HY
over the week-end at the E.B..m°mh3s for an o 1 _ e »» w emEm>°rly home.Mrs.Edens and she wg spend the wxntér at the
lllln. Eppezly are cousins,Is o la lm H°l'°°-
l Edna and Catherlne Newkglz W ; -an array-tanks-tractors
iwhu reside west of Onun `- do 5 -a l trlcydea-airp sFloydHi n:who liven aolzth of!--tinker soya Gifts that are close
Blair, were vialrors at the Alfred m chlldrerfs hearts.A dog that
Feet home last Saturday eveninglreadly barks, 984;Gamble Shores,
ana and daughter, and Miss I/uellle
Kemp, all of Blair, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Rankin and daughter, Patty
lan of Omaha.
Mr and Mrs. Lee Hudleson, lisa
Georgie Moon and Carl Christem
a m or lincoln,were Sunday
guest:of the Oliver Hudleaon
hmll y.Mrs. lee Hudleson stay-
ed» . . ".Z£.§.$.5".."i'."J;'£" ;,"f,",§§:|mf. x. c. Decrou enfertained Fremont, Nebraska.41-1:
aha belonga held al the home of hln clarinet section of the band'Mr. and Mrs. Henry Monke of
Mrs. E. M. Beaty.|lMt'uMonday =»;§»==~Aff# u";;|Fon\anelle, spent lest Friday, Dec.
.T98 r P ce emem rs w |5th at the J. W. Blatter home ln. f " ' S $ Z " ' . 3 ' f " L T ~ ~ t r e a t e d w n f i n e l u n c h .|¢hia city and when they returned
'ru 1 ..n§m..'.5' when tiny "_,See "Minature Broadway" at t,he\home Billy the five year old son
a little shower in her honor High School Auditorium Thursday., of the Blatler household returned
Tha afternoon was spent in visiting Dec. 18 pm¢,¢d5 given an Ch;ig.iwlth them for a couple of weeks
..... _._,,.,_ ._ .,__,_- mm Joint Relief of this city.Ad-,vacatlom
ueennng lawn.me n value lndemonstratedb y Pennsylyania
where 75,000 of 800,000 applicants
were unable to pass the tests on
the first try.
Do your Xmas dropping early.
Elmcreek-Elmcreek Ditch Co.
to sell honda bo provide funds for
construction of flume over Elm
creek.
_ . . . __YORK CREEK NEWS
Mrs. Jens Jensen and Gene of
Blair,spent Thursday at the
Charlie Rogat home.T.K. lverson shelled corn for
Howard Wllllamsen and John
Reeh Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thone and
.-mln,.n w»» Pfirlnv evening via-
nuf . -........,....... ... ...- ......Pebersen home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jens Clausen help-
ed Mre Glas.Hansen of Blair,
celebrate her blrthday S\lday eve
ning.
Saturday evening vlnitors at the
mlm Brown home were Mr, and
Mrs. Frank Petersen and Mr.a.nd
Mn. Gus Kundel and family.
Mr. and Mn, Robert Rasmussen
and family spent Sunday evening
at the Ansel To!! home.
The school board pumhued a
plano for th school and also 'an
Alladln hanging lamp last. week.
The lamp will he ol much benefit
to the children on cloudy days aslthey had oo almost quit studying
for a few hours when the days
are so gloomy and foggy.
__ Mr. and Mrs._l-larry Ervey and
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Mr. and Mrs. James Sands and
1.
lu n m e mules serves alunch.There were a doz en Ladies,
present.Mrs.Mortensen m'~v'ved_
| n umbe r o f da in ty gift s.1
Mond ay,Dee.8 was the birthlw ve rs ar y of Mrs . J or ge n So re n- l
.01 sout h of Bla ir, and n num~|
h i o l l a d e a i n the neighborhood
surprised her by going in no spend
the afternoon.Th ey brought.a
nice lunch along and enjoyed a few
hours visiting.M n .Sorenselfz
daughter,Mr s .Chtherine Barber'
I¢T»£i}§{:i5¢ and an ` 4s~2¢
For Sde-Pure bred Hampshire
hours.Large, heavy boned, long
bodied and growthy, just the type
lor breeding pumoses.E. N. Man-
ny. Naahviue, Neb.as-or
Werner Scheman hifi returned
to Blair alter an enforced absence,
while having an attank of pneu-monia at the home of his uncle inl
Omaha.He is much improved and
able no he at his work again.
The Ladies'Missionary Society
of the Christian church met last
Thursday afternoon, Dec. nh at
the C. W. Burger home.Filfeen
members were present and Mrs. C.
'McCormick as program lender, en-
joyed a very pleasant alternoon
'which ended with a delidous
luncheon..~*"~":.a-
The well known Grand Island
Business College of Grand Island,
lklebraskn, has ~ announcedthatlitors at the Fred Kubie home.
Mr.and Mrs Chris Vinderalev
and family mined at the Hans M.
Jensen home last Sunday a!ter~
noon.T.K.Iverson shelled corn ior
Martin Johnson Tuesday foreuoon
and for Louie Hansen 'hzesday nib
ernoon.Mr.and M n .Ernest Monson
and beby son and Mrs.Pauline
Nohrnherg of near Kennard, weree."..|.o mmm- man.. nt nm Haw-
x l
demonstrated by the project lead-
en;Mra. Phillips and Mrs. Ander-
son..M n .Abe Sutherland and
un: I. E. Hovendick were guests.
'Sqlyky visitors at the Frank
Bio_`home were Mr.and Mrs.»m§ %..,¢k.,Lee Harrison and
Nona Meierhenry of Fremont, and
Velmg. Mundorl.
Mr; and Mn. Tom McMahon of
ArEngwn,were Sunday evening
Here Are Some Sensational
BARGAINS
At The Fashion Center m Blair `
Thursday, Friday,.Saturday and Monday
s1LK mmssns
Due to several recent purchases by our New York Buying _Office we are offering you the
finest Silk Dresses of the entire season at the Lowest Prices of the entire year.
Shop this weekend and see for yourselves.
Values to $9 Values to $15 Values to $18
On Sale Now On Sale Now On Sale Now
s3.9s»s6.1s $7.95 - sm $12.75
Slzes ll to 52 and I4 1-2 to 26 I-2.All the Smart New Styles, Colors and Materfa'5
l l l l l l l l l l l ~A a n
day evening at dinner after which,
a socjnl time was enjoyed.Most
of those present.were from the|
vicinity of Orum including Mr. and
Mrs. H. C: Rasmussen and Helen,who are moving soon to Califnmiml
Jas.Kirby were hostesses w
twenty~fonr of their friends at the
home of the fonner, on last Sun-
W i n t e r
Ha t s
F m - W u m e n
e \ e e e e A f ~E B A A A E Q B
Specials
Friday and Saturday
Silver Nut 0leo z lbs..3Sc
'~z lb. pkg. lard 15c
~A Quart jar jelly 43:
w
1 .
1:
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Tall Cans Armour .
Milk, 3 cans for 25:
Christmas Trees, a Fine Assortment
35c to $1.00 *
Also a Few Large Sizes '
Woodwarcfs Christmas Candy
From 15c pound up
l ' l L tem sII
~CC o l o r e d B o r d e r S e t s o w a s e s M e n ' s S i l k a n d W o o l U n l i e r w e a i '
a n d S h e e t s
Pequot Sheets and Cases
and Tubing by the yard
,W ayne K n i t Hose
The Extra Good $1.50 Silk Hose'Sizw 8% m 10%.8 pts. for $4.00 _
Childxexfs Sport Hose
100% Pure Table Linen
By the Yard or in Sets
Try a six~can assortm ent of Rich
elieu Canned Fruits
ard W illia mee n home.
Mr .an d M m J o h n Ro g e r t a n d
da ug h te r spe nt F d d a y a t th e
.Charlie Ro g e r t ho me .
H r .e n d Mr s .Pe te An de rs on
sp en t Toe sd ny for eno on a t th e
Mo r r i s Chri stia nsen home.M r .
Ande rson helped she ll c om.<
He n r y a n d F r e d Pete rsen we r e
W ed nes day even ing c a lle rs a t t h e
Claren c e W a c hter home.
M r .a n d M m .J o h n Reeh a n d
c hildren we r e B la i r vis ito rs Sat-
urd ay .
Mr . a n d Mr e S o r e n J e n s e n a n d
dau gh te rs we r e Mo n d a y even in g
g u e s ts a t H o wa r d W illiarneelfs.
u :e |
.arrangements have been made soChnstmu gree |solvelthag 100 more young men and
the vexing Christmas problem.
Everybody in sending them.l t
simpllha Chri-lwwl.can-ies the
Ch:-lutmu sentiment and is inex-|vo See the complete line at'penn .
The Entorprlse office.44-L!
Mr. and nl". Elmer Frain and
family drove up near Herman last
Sunday w help their daughter,
Mrs.Emil Fallon properly cele-
brate her birthday.They werethere for a fine lzirthday dinner
which all enjoyed and the after-
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women can be admitted to the
College this winoer.A record
breaking enrollment is now in at-
tendance and any one interested
i n qualifying for Gv ll Service,
Banking or other business posi-
,tioua should write imm 'ately for
(me catalogue.Ohe markable
feature of the School is the plan
i t established nearly fifty years
ago of zivins deue g young
people, who wish it, time on tui-
_11011 and allowing them to psynoon was spent in a social way.after they gndunbe and have been
John Eugen and family af a sup-
per Tuesday evening.
Miss Nellie Splker spent Sun-
day altemqon with Ghrtrude
Kuhie.
Mr.and Mrs.John Reeh and
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FRESH MILK I
81: per quart |
Deiivered every morning I
Andrew Beck.Phone 121 on 21 |
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t¢r'I.8ined Mr. and Mrs. T. K IverDo your Xmas shopping early
Full Fashioned
Silk to Top
Service or
Chiffon W eight
Silk
Wi nte f Eb dt s
G R E A T L Y n m u c m m u c u s
Values to $18 Values to $25
On Sale Now On Sale Now
Advo Oats, Quick or ~
Regular Zlc j'
Sugar, Io lbs.ss¢2.
Stayman Winaap ~
Apples, bu.$1.89 :P
ax v m ln a ,was also amo ng mosspresent.1
H r .and M m H .C.Rasmussen
And daughter,Helen of Omaha.
will leave in a shor t time for Los
Angeles, Calif- where they plan to
exlab li sh the.lr,home.Th ey ha ve
li ve d fax:ma n y y ears n u n ' O r u m
an d ar e gvin g to h e gr ea tly mi As ~
e d b y all th e i r o ld f r i e n d s a n d
n d g h b o n .Mr .Ras mus sen b e
lie ves hi s he alth ls mu c h be tie r
x.. r-.|u'...-..:.. fr|»..-,_ AL."
Spanish Salted Peanuts
1 p nun ds for 29c
].M . Country Gentle-
man Corn , 2 cans 291:
Johnathan Apple .
Dozen 29
Advu Jell
4 Packages z
L
s..,.,
Here Are Some Sensational
BARGAINS
At The Fashion Center m Blair `
Thursday, Friday,.Saturday and Monday
s1LK mmssns
Due to several recent purchases by our New York Buying _Office we are offering you the
finest Silk Dresses of the entire season at the Lowest Prices of the entire year.
Shop this weekend and see for yourselves.
Values to $9 Values to $15 Values to $18
On Sale Now On Sale Now On Sale Now
s3.9s»s6.1s $7.95 - sm $12.75
Slzes ll to 52 and I4 1-2 to 26 I-2.All the Smart New Styles, Colors and Materfa'5
W i n t e r
Ha t s
Fm- Wumen
and Misses
Values to $5
On Sale Now
$1.38
All Colon und Size:
Full Fashioned
Silk to Top
Service or
Chiffon W eight
Silk
Stockings
77c
Slzel s I-2 to I0
AllNew Colors
Wi nte f Eb dt s
G R E A T L Y n m u c m m u c u s
Values to $18 Values to $25
On Sale Now On Sale Now
$12.15 $16.75
Sizes Values to $40 Smart
14 On Sale Now New
gg ~ 7 5 Styles
TRYTHE ~ ~.F A ~ s u 1 o N c E H ' r E n
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