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.22 Caliber
Rifles and Cartridges
for Shooting Right
EVERYBODY is beginnintf to see the difference between right rifle
shooting and aimlos "potting around" and go-as-you-please "target
shooting." The trend of the times toward efficiency is leading thousands
to follow the Government's wiihes and shoot the official N. R. A. small
bore courses (not military) adopted for civilian and junior marksmen.
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IF FIRST BOX, OR BOTTLE.
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that I got from tbeae splendid
pills. They form a valuable
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claimed they will do."
LEWIS J. CCTEBR,
Marietta, OLto.
HuminAry of Uh Relating Hie
loiiini of Women And tliild
rvn In Nebraska.
A 9-hour day -No woman ahall be
employed in cities of over 6,000 in
nny manufacturing, mechanical, or
mercantile establishment, laundry,
hclel or restaurant office, or by any
public service corporation more than
9 hours in the day of 54 hours a
week.
Hours between 6 A M. and 10 P.
M. T n hours of each day may be
arranged to permit employment of
women at any time between 6 a. m.
and 10 p. m. but not between 10 p.
m. m. and 6 a.m.. except In the cape
of public service corporations which
may employ women between 10 p. m.
and 6 a. m. But such nlaht
ment shall not be more than eight
consecutive hours.
CANDIDATES PLEDGED
FOR RATIFICATION
W .J. Mi win t rges Voters of Nc-bros-k
In BjBMM .rin.n. NBSflBSB
nni) I -l. ilc . I of ( an!lUtes
Altho w. J. Hryan Is not now
plannim to take part in the Nebras
ka BMBpalga 1hls fall, he has called
upon N liraska voters who favor pro
hibition to scan closely the pledges
and re i, ids of candidates for the-leg-islaturi'
as to how they stnnd on tie
proposit on of ratifying the nation
al con.iltutional amendment.
In hi statement to the public Mr.
Hi miii Kiys:
"Vols only for the legislative
candidaies who fnvor ratification
Kourtei u states hnve ratified --twen-I
ty-two more are necessary. These can
seats for women in his employ anil
shall permit ihe use of the seats.
Children under fourteen years
shall not be employed. No Olild un
der fourteen Bhall be employed In
an occupation or buslnenn what
ever during the hours that the pub
lic schools are in session.
Children between the EBBS of 1
ljj !Jnff WC Kk ' "
bo Hl'iai fi at thn uaaaalaa &t , .
employ- vmm rinnuu u
Ith 'rl' ods of the amendment do
II eigm I .1. ... araa. . ., ...
. ii-n ui.ij, i iie seniiment in rasor of
I I 1lP II 11 l , ft (1 in ..ii I la tr i a V. I aaaa haaa t a
Seats must be provided for women. I " ' " '
Kvery employer in stores, factories. ' V ufM , ftt thp to
offices nnd schools shall nrovlde I
ihe voters should lay partisan
ship amle and vote tor the dry leg
islative candidate against the wet
candid le regardless of party. A re
publican legislator who will vote to
ratify the national prohibition a
mendn lent Is better than a democra
tic legislator who will vote to defeat
.he amendment and retnln the sa-
and. 16 may be employed under cer- 'oon, And. of course the reverse is
tain conditions. The employer of a,8r dry democrat is better
children between -the ages of 14 and i lnan 1 wet republican.
16 must keep on file n certificate; "Vote only .for legislative candi
from the school authorities attesting ' dates pledged to ratify and our fight
nie ape ann pnysical ritness of such lng will be won when Ihe polls
iciildren, that they can read and close next November
ZS? S!S!"!f??! hg En"l "Th- ratification fight has been
ss ."..s-unr, iin.i uiey nave at- won at tha nrlmnrtn.
1 . . .. "T
n lor at leasr Iiiroe
tended
fourths of the school year previous
to arriving at the age of 14, or
previous to applying for such cer
, tificate. Where a child under 16
vno nas no-, completed the eight
grade is employed regular attend
ance at a public evening sc lool for
i three evenings a week and 20 weeks
I In the year is required.
An 8-hour day for caildren and no
! night work. Children under 16 shall
not be employed for more tbB
eight hours a day, nor for more tlian
48 hours in one week, nor between
8 p. m. and 6 a. m.
FOR STATE
REPRESENTATIVE
Election November 5, 1918
V 1BBB 1
we only need
to hold what we have already secured.
"If ihe nint'een dry slates ratlfy-
i there is no sign of failure anywhere
-we only need three wet states to om
piste the twenty-two more needed.
The returns from the primaries s.iow
that we have won in Ohio, Missouri,
Minnesota, California. Vermont nnd
Wyoming, with Florida, Nevada and
Illinois still to hear from.
In lbs legislative district compris
ing It. ix Butts and Sheridan counties
the candidate! srs Lloyd C. Thomas
j on the Iieinocratic t icket .run ning for
' re-ele. lion, and T. L Hrlggs on the
Republics II ticket. BliggS has not de-
elareil himself on the question of
j prohibition in feet the only thinn
j on which ie has decfareil himself is
"potfti h, and it is very prohable that
a ni.ijority of the voters of the ilis
irict will not suplport him in his ef
forts to grab some of the state's re-
3O0 1.es
l.ioyd Thomas is one of the three
members of, the House of RepreseB
tu-. iyes uien the credit for the p se
ta ga of Nebrsskst's effective prohibi
tion law. He is also one ol the mem
bers who Introduced the resolution in
the House this sprint ratlfyina t is
national amendment, llis stand on
Ihe prohibition question is well
knows and be is basing bis campalfo
on his excellent record doting the
ims-t two years.
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aX rKrATMrlQ
mm m c v c vt vnwuiv I I i inn bk
B Kept arandma waiting I Oh well It's all light. Because 1 j I I
CALUMET I 1
BAKING POWDER I III
wastes minutes er maiCrlaTl n:l I Inmv It'a pure nnd , ' IS aE
wholesonn-, os C tlum M untnlnsonly aurh irfirt-li-rs3 I ! J ill I
Yor. nvr uhrn you buy ityou when ur it. il' I JBlj mm
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LLOYD C. THOMAS
I alitor The Alliance llSHSld
rAKDlDATfO FHHt KK-i;i.lTH.
Lloyd's platform is his excellent
record (iurinc the regular session of
i 1917 and the spociul session ot 118.
During the regular session he helped
introduce and push through, among
others, NKRHASKA'S PBOUIB1T-
: ION LAW, the 18-miles-per-hour
LIVK STOCK TRANSPORTATION
LAW, the STATIC PUBUCITT LAW.
twice-a-month pay for railroad m-
I plorees law. the law creetina a
j STATK gbUNOIL )F' DEFENSE and
the joint resolution requesting the
I national congress to take steps for
, government ownership or manage
ment of all railroads, telegraph and
j telephone systems.
At the special session in 19 18 be
helped introduce and pass the SOL
DIERS' VOTING LAWS, the MIN
ERAL LEASING LAW. the SEDIT
ION LAW, and the HOME GUARD
LAW.
He stands for ratification of the
national prohibition amendment and
for the passage of every law thai will
assist the government in the success
ful prosecution of the war.
Lloyd is not backed by any ling
or combination. He has no "axe to
grind.' He has helped to put west
ern Nebraska "on the map" and if
re-elected he will help to keep it
there.
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UMC ACID IN MEAT
CLOGS THE KIDNEY
Take a glass of Salts if your Back hur
or Bladder bothers yon Drink
more water.
WHAT CATARRH IS
Science has shown that nasal catarrh
often indicates a general weakness of
the body and local treatments in the
form of snuffs and vapors only irritate
and do little if any good.
To correct catarrh you should treat
its cause by enriching your blood with
the oil-food in Scott's Emulsion which
is a medicinal food and a building
tonic, free from any harmful drugs.
It is helping thousands. Try IL
Scott & Bourne. iavomcJ4.N.J.
If von must have Your mail .
eat it, but flush your kidneys with aa
McaaioSBily, any a a noted authority n
Bells " taw meat forma uric acid Whti
Sin OSt paralyze the kidneya in their
forts to expel it from the blood. 1 ! i
become sluggish and weaken, then
suffer with a dull misery in the ki.l'i
region, akarfk pains in the back or a
headache, diz.ineaa, your stomach sou
tongue is coated and when the mmH
is luj you have rheumatic twinges. I
urine gets cloudy, full of sediment, t
ehinassi often get sore and irrit'i
ohliging you to seek relief two or i
time during the night.
Te neutralize tbeae irritating acids, i
cleanse the kidneys and flush off t
body's urinous waste get four ounces
Jad Salts from any pharmacy h. p
take a tableapoouful in a glaa
water beiore breakfast for a few
and vour kidneys will then act fine,
famous salts is made from the as
grapes and lemon juice, combined
lithia, and iHJt lawn, uand for aaoiwar.
to flush and stimuIatA aluinriaK kUaaa
also to neutralise the acids m urn,,
ao it no longer irritatea, thus en :.
I. ladder weakmaaa.
. Jad Baits is inexpensive; cannot b
jure, and makesaa dehgbtfai eflarreace ,
lithia water drink.
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Order Your
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It is the wise thing to do
You'll say so this winter, too.
If we could make plain to yon the situation, we know
that yon would put In your winter's coal supply now.
tt'e are not trying to scare yon, but we are trying to tall
you. The car ahortage exist. It may tooa to you like
everything la moving, but you'll appreciate what we tall
you when winter cornea and It may be next to Impossible
to get coal.
We're got coal to sell you today. We're got coal today
to put Into your bin. We can't promise more. It's good
coal and lt'a a fair price. We urge you to get busy
thing act. It will prove to your advantage.
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P. W. HARGARTEN, Mgr. PH0NB 22 111 Laramie Are