Omaha's
Big Fur Factory
Thrown Open to You
CUTOUT THE MIDDLEMEN
Why sell hides and furs for a small price and then buy them
back in the form of coats after profits have been added for
the fur-buyer, tanner, manufacturer, jobber and retailer. Cut
Out these middlemen. Deal direct with tannery and factory and make the
middlemen's profit for yourself. That's good business management.
Ship direct to us. We tan and make up all kinds of hides and furs. We eharge
one reasonable profit no one. else in the transaction just you and us. You pay one profit instead of
five. You save four men's profits by dealing with us. That's good common sense, isn't itt We own
and operate the
BIGGEST TANNERY AND FUR FACTORY IN THE ENTIRE WEST
Everything is under one roof. We have just spent $40,000 to bring our plant up to the minute, so
that we can turn out the best goods at the smallest prices. Latest machinery, best tanning methods,
expert workmen, and every job guaranteed.
You will get from $12.00 to $15.00 for a single cow or horse hide by having us make it into a man's
coat or a woman's coat or robe and we ffive one pair fur mittens free with each coat or robe we make for
you. We tan and make up every variety of hide and skin and make any style of fine furs for the entire family. Ship
us your beaver, mink, skunk, muskrat, m fact anything in the fur line because we can handle them right and at
right prices.
WE PAY CASH FOR HIDES AND FURS
We are tanners and manufacturers. If you don't want your hides and furs tanned, sell them to us and get just
what they are worth for manufacturing purposes that's the way to cut out the middlemen who have been living off
you. Price lists and shipping tags free ask for them.
GET OUR CATALOG of made up furs for men and women. If you are going to buy fur coats, eaps, scarfs, muffs, or
robes, do not buy until you see our prices. We can save money for you. Every article Bold under our great "Money
Back Guarantee."
SEND TODAY for our Free Catalog No. 10 and Price Lists. Do not buy or sell hides or furs of any kind without first
writing us. Keep the middlemen's profits yourself. Our booklets tell you how. Write for them today now.
National Fur and Tanning Company Omaha
1925 South 13th Street
ASHBY HEWS
Ashby, Nebr.. Mr. 10 E. L.
lahle, who has been ytsittag hli
brother William during the vast
ssonth, returned borne the latter
art of tbe week.
Joe Maupln spent Sunday at
Mother Lake visiting tbe folks and
banting durks, of which be found a
odly number.
Earl Dlcken, who has been work
lag for Ira Hansfleld during the past
few months, left Sunday for Lincoln
where be will visit for & few months.
A. J. Foster of Glllman City, Mo.,
arrived Saturday and went out to
Sam Hudson's, near whose place his
mb has a Klncald.
W. C. Rector and wife, who have
been spending their honeymoon on a
trip through Arkansas and Oklaho
ma, arrived Friday and went out to
Martlndale to visit bis sister, Mrs
J. O. Martin.
Clyde Kay, the cashier of Grant
County State Hank, arrived Sunday
bringing hla bride with him. They
will soon be at home to their friends
In the little new voltage on Capitol
Hill.
ine j. . uarnea runniy are now
Uvlng In town In the new Chappell
aouse. and are enjoying city life.
Messrs. J. II. Huhy. C. 11. Merri-
hew and C. B. Sowards, all from
a.ir Spade, were In our clly Monday
aifrht transacting bsHlnesa.
Kleven very charming ladies ar
rived in Ashby last Wednesday, all
aienibers of the Hunch Grass Club,
a typical organization of the sand
hUts. Five of these ladies rode in
to town horseback In true western
style. Those composing this party
were as follows: Mesdames ThomaB
Stansbie, Klmer Deem, Henry Ueeiu;
UiKses Anna llos and Dcspaine of
Kansas City, who is a Bister of Mrs,
timer Beem. A few minutes later
K. 1). llenniph came Into town with
bis auto, bringing MeBdames Hen
nigh and Adair. Mrs. K. C. Crum-
roy drove In a few minutes later. At
ter visiting the business houses of
the city the ladies wended their way
to tbe Ashby Hotel where dinner had
been prepared for them. After do
ing justice to the same they boarded
43 for Alliance. They were met at
Uinghani by some more of tbelr num
ber and proceeded ta Alliance where
they were met at the depot with au
tomobiles and taken to tbe home of
Mrs. Ed Kiordan. where they were
entertained during tbelr stay. They
spent the afternoon sewing for the
St. Joseph Hospital, an d needless to
say, accomplished much good. In
the evening they were entertained by
tbe Daughters of Isabella, who took
hem to the pictare theatre. The
Boncb Grass ladies .all retarned
home Thursday, verr much elated
ever their missioa of mercy.
The Halloren Lumber Co. Is build
tag more sheds aleug the right of
way.
John Fredlnburg left Monday for
trip through Missouri and will visit
his mother, at Maaletoa, la., before
returning home.
Mrs. S. S. Farkerson la Blending
the past two weeka with hra par
ents at Droken Dow.
Asa McDanlel is building tha aew
post office in our burg.
An Active liver Means Health
If yod want good health, a clear
complexion and freedom from Diszl-
ness, Constipation, DUlousness, Head
aches and Indigestion, take Dr. King
New Life Tills. They drive out fer
menting and undigested foods, clear
tbe Dlood and cure Constipation. On
ly 25c at your druggist.
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ANTIOCH ITEMS
WILL TAX MAIL
ORDER HOUSES
Omaba Trade Exhibit Prints Article
Telling of Dill Introduced to
Curb the Big House
Get a
TV T al 4 rr 44 J
nuuuy jl dii ouu
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Ant loch. Nber., Nov. 11 Ed Fen
ner Is baling hay for C. P. Wakeman
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hunsaker spent
Sunday In Lakeside.
Mrs. J. W. Wilson came In on 43
Monday from Iowa, where she had
been for the past two weeks.
C. W. Hooker and wife returned
from Gordon Sunday evening.
V. G. Wilson was In Alliance on
husinetts Monday.
F. II. Smith and wife visited at J.
A. Hlalr's, Sunday afternoon.
A. C. Peterson shipped cattle from
here Sunday.
Mrs. Dullard of Hinghatu is here
visiting her sister Mrs. Elizabeth
Saylor.
The carpenter gang of the C. D. &
Q. railway were here last week re
pairing the stockyards and water
tank.
C. IV Wakeman Is loading hay to
ship to Alliance stock yards this
week.
Mrs. J. W. Howe came down from
Alliance on 4 4 Sunday.
Mrs. C. T. Dushnell and little Dar
row left for Hemlngford on 4 3 last
Friday.
I'reuching at the church Sunday
morning and evening. Nov. 14, at
v ,i..h trrf there will be baptismal
Her vices. Mrs. llivner and Victor
Hlalr will sing a duet. Everybody
come out. ,
BAZAAH
Tbe ladles of Holy Rosary church
will hold a bazaar In tbe Cadsuy Hall
on November 17. 18 and 19, from
11:30 a. m. to 1:30 p. m. and from
5:30 to 7:30 p. m. A caretera
lunch will be served.
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You know as well as anyone when
you need something to regulate your
system. If your bowels are sluggish,
food distresses you, your ktdneys
pain, take Holllster's Itocky Moun
tain Tea. Always relieves. Be well
tomorrow b ytaklng It tonight. H.
P. Thlele.
nov-4068
Someone has discovered that, all
unknown to most people affected, a j
congressman from the south bas In
troduced a bill into congress by
which be hopes, once and for all, to ,
put the finish on the mall order;
bouses. Briefly stated, tbe remedy
Is to tax them 1 per cent on their
volume of business and apportion the
tax among the several states where
the mall order business is done, in
the ratio of its volume. The bill
reads in part as follows, but ap
pears to have attracted little attention:
De it enacted by the senate and
house of representatives of the Unit
ed States of America In congress as
sembled, That all persons, firms or
corporations in the United States
which are now conducting or which
may hereafter conduct, a mail order
business Interstate for the purpose j
of selling goods, wares and merchan
dise direct to the consumer, shall pay
a tax of 1 per centum upon the total
cash value of all goods, wares and
merchandise sold within any stale.
Sec. 2. That every person, lirin
or corporation conducting a mail or
der business as denned In Section 1
of this act shall keep In proper books
to be provided by the secretary of
the treasury of the United States, an
accurate and complete account of
all goods, wares and merchandise of
every character and description so
sold, together with the actual selling
price of the 6ame.
Sec. 3. That on the 31st day of
December, after the passage of this
act, and on the 31st day of Decem
ber of each year thereafter, every
person, firm or corporation engaged
In such business shall render a full
and complete statement to the secre
tary of the treasury, upon blanks to
be furnished by him, of the total
cash value of all goods, wares and
merchandise Bold during the year In
the various states of tbe United !
Statea. !
Sec. 4. That the secretary of the ,
treasury shall determine the amount i
of tbe tax to be paid by each person, '
firm or corporation (at the rate of 1
per centum upon tbe total cash val
ue of all goods, wares and merchan
dise sold within any state) engaged
In such mall order business, and
shall give notice of the amount of
said tax due and payable, pursuant
to tbe terms of thla act in such man
ner as in hla Judgment la most practicable.
Possibly the muisla put oa Vodka
Is helping to advance Russian unity.
They cost no more than the ordinary suit and they show you to
your best advantage at all times. We show the largest line of
Tarton Checks
and Stripes
in this city. Prices $20.00, $22.50 and $25.00. Wear tailor
made clothes. They have that distinctive look that ready
mades cannot show. And we guarantee a fit. Come in and
see the goods.
To other horrors of peace should
be added tha man who brings with
him to tha restaurant table hla dead
and decomposing cigar.
FIELDING'S
315 Box Butte.
Phone 682
J. H. Fredinberg
and Co.
ASHBY, VSBSAXXA
General Merchandise, Hard
ware and Lumber, a Com
plete Line of Building Ma
terial, Tanks and Windimlls,
Coal and Supplies.
THE FREDINBURG
HOTEL
First Class Ileal, Clean
Comfortable Rooms
Modest Rates the Place
Where They All Stop
Fill
the Coal Bin
With Standard tirades rf foal, direct from our bius to your home or
oflu e. ,'e have a big supply of
Canon City Nut and Lump
Sherid;n. Nut and Lump
Pennsylvania Hard Coal
Kindling
on hand, ready for quick delivery. Phone tZ.
Dierks Lumber and Coal
COMPANY
P. W. IIAARGARTEX, Manager
Barbed Wire, Cement Blocks, Lightning Rods, E AS. rioor Caver
lug. Celebrated Bradley A Vromaa PalaU.
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go looking about for
things they want they
go to their newspaper
for information as to
where such things may
be found. This method
saves time and trouble.
If you want to bring
your wares to the atten
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