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SICKBAY. JUL? 11. 1321 PAOE TWO nrnm-C ALVO DEPARTMENT 1 in. Kitzel was in Lincoln Mmi- CHAUTAUQUA OPENED TO A LARGE GROWO of Lincoln, w; Lincoln, wa- l :i i ii Cr.iiin ivcii Fa irbury. wwk. to I. into! anlK. visit - ii on in V flay. . 1). Ciinz had business in Omaha Friday. George I. Foreman was in Lincoln Monday. Ilenrv Kot'lot's. town Thursda. An N. .Mv.-rs. of town Thursday. Miss Marie St roenn'r returned from Lincoln Tuesdav. Mr. and Mrs. (Jem in Lincoln Monday. (ifiirst- Frolieh. of eil relatives here last L. Lanritseti went Thursday to get his Weslev Uird visited relatives Lincoln Saturilay and Sunday. Mrs. Joe A i in st roil i: was a Lincoln visitor the lure part of the v-ek. Mr. Hull, of Uuskin. is here visit ing his daughter. Mrs. L. Lanritseti. Mr. and Mrs. S huyier Wolff visit ed over Sunday with relatives here. I'rof. .I.ii ifs Kinsiiii:T is sp-nd i n u a few days with Mr. a ml Mrs. ('. I . ( Ja u. J. A. Shatter .-peril Wednesday night in South I'.end with Fred Weaver and son-.. Klmer Kosemiw and Kdgar Ho wards were l'!a t t.-nioiiT h visitors from Sunday till Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs Verl I. nub. of I'ni- versi'y I'lace vir-ited over the 4th I fun with home liks lo-re twin acfoiupanieil Lv their son and wifei . and their daughter. Miss Anna, on an , BIG EROWN TENT WELL FILLED to Klkhart. Indiana to visit W ii. nt Mr and Mr daughter Helen Meadow With Il.llie. KreiJ U'i ;iv-r. of Sou! I ited ;i 1 1 J r-i.: v nigh! am the J. A Shaffer h Mi.-s Uolda Uird Lincoln the tir-r of short visit a ii Ii her Mr and .'.I r.-. S. C m e , auto trip relat ives. John Skinner and Mr. and Mrs. K. Ji. Friend were week-end visitors at the home of their brother. Walter Skinner and family, in Fremont. Miss Lela Shelton accompanied them and will remain ;1 Iew weeks. Mr. and Mrs. William Mickle en tertained at dinner Sunday their niece and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Canzel. of Otoe; their brother, 1, II. Mickle. wife and children, of lieiitoii. and Mr. and Mrs. .James Carey, of Lincoln. Mrs. Joe I'arsell received word recently from Mrs. Harry Parsell. of Shell Lake. Wisconsin. stating that Harrys mother. Mrs. John I'arsell. hail pai-seil away about two weeks ami in Colorado, where she had been residing with her dauuhter. Mrs. James I'aterson. ' Ycrnou Coon celebrated his sixth birthday July l.-t by having eight of his playmates come in for a pic nic supper winch had to ne serveu on the porch on account of the rain. Those present were John. Man and Maurice Itrohst. Moris and Morthea Coalman. Kul.i and Iva P.ird and (Jerabline Mowery. The country home of Irvia John son was the scene of some lively lat Friday afternoon. July 1st. n nine of his little boy friends nd j helped him to enjoy his lentli birth atidav anniversary. At a time when j boys usually yet hungry, his mother I'.end. vis-; served a delicious lunch that would I Sunday i.tihave pleased the appetite of any boy. and which consisted of ice from , cream, cake, bananas and oranges, for a jThe boys were unanimous in their I wishes for many happy returns of - the day To Irvia LAST NIGHT ALL PLEASED WITH PROGRAM I In !e-S" 4 1 ii iiO'lie el-k f Ul lle.i ative, . C. I I. mm ; t M. ;.i i. fel III. lo!k I'.ov les ha ve f cut visit with r a in! l vert on. I i 1!. Stroelller Thursda v i.i Mrs. Ned of llenver. and Friday Sha Her. Mr. .'! K. Stair, who iting in Missouri and turned imiiie recently. Elevator Ready Tile east elevator ased to Lee Hill. for Business has recently been of Lincoln, who by her daughter, of I'aol.i. Kauas Carl Johnson ; ville I n - witsoii 'if y to spend t lie I'rof .1 K insi ng-r. A and H. Moore spent lasl . i.i rising at A-blind ; lmes down every day to look after Shatter and son. Itoss. ; ,lsinss aIltl wMo nas secured Klbert Colo.. viited Thursday I -p.. .. ,.i,!,,t ..... .... 1,1.1- fc-eorv. one knows snort v lavior. ami in him. Mr. Hill will find a most cap able manager. When you want to sell your grain, see him either for prices or shipping reservations. 0.0 ith Mr. nd Mr- J. A.!, has lie. n vis Kansas. re-accoinpaliied Mrs. Jessie Mason. nd family and l)r auloed to I'awnee we-k end wit h t he What to Do When Bilious father. Chas. returning h I ng werson me after latter': fainilv Fourt h M iss I Jpal 1 '00k was I'ern Normai visit ing with her parents. Sht panied In Lincoln Monday Irene Friend, who spent the Lincoln. Mr an M r C t. Kasp I week for Oaiaha. wliere thev and the home from over Sunday was accom- F.at no meats and lightly of other food. Take three of Chamberlain's 1 Tablets to cleanse out your stomach land tone up your liver. Do this and 'within a day or two you should be feeling tine. by Mi la v NOTICE n . ... . .... I nignesi ca.-n prices pain 101 poiu J try. eggs and cream. Move I'roduce last . r-.. 1 . w -: -:li- fr.m fllipir --II 1.1.-1 ('., o.r-o av frniii Clir 1 will be!0hri;.t furnit;i:-e" store, south 4tli Dear Mr. Grain Grower! I have purchased the elevator and good will of the Farmers' Co-operative association of Alvo. See us. or call phone 2420 before selling your grain. LEE HILL, Owner Elbert Taylor, Resident Mgr. ALVO NEBRASKA Ki.-iii Saturday's Daily Last evening the annual Chautau qua was opened at. th:j big brown lent on high school hill before a , very pleasing audience of the men ; and women of the community who were more than well repaid for their; attendance in the excellence of the' program given by the entertainers: who were supplied by the Mutual-: Kwell bureau. j The tent is one that is very coin-' fortable as the canvas seats are easy and restful. The whole tent is en-' closed by a tanvas fence that shuts out the confusion that might be oo- j cassioned by th- passerby and thej committee has seen Jo it that there; is 'plenty of. ice wafer on hand for' the thirsty. The attendance hu t evening prov- j eil olio of the best opening audiences! 'that has been seen in the city and: I I here was hardly a vacant seat in i .the ten! when the program was formally opened. j The first numbers on the program! ; were given by the Warwick malej ' quartet, one of the most pleasing at-j tractions of its kind that has ap-; 'pea red here in a long time and the' excellent and well balanced program of songs provided was much appre-j ciated by the audience. The (juartet! has cleverly combined the high stan-' dard numbers and the lighter pupil- ' lar select k;iis and a lew original stunts in the song line into a most 'pleasing program and one that holds tiie closest interest of the audience. Lach member of the ijuartet is an artist in his own especial line and more than pleases the audience wli'n they appear before them. Their com ic specialties were especially enjoy able to the audience at evening. Tile lecturer of the opening night was Tom Corwine. well known plat form star, and who was in his bed tot torm at the tent last nigut. roiiick , ing comedy as well as biting sarcasm land clever wit characterizing the ef forts of Mr. Corwine and his imita tions of machinery as well as ani mals were exceptionally clever and entertaining and interposed among these were several very pretty and enjoyable musical numbers of the l old time melodies, a great many of ithetn being of the type so loved in Mr. Corw due's native home in old Kentucky. The program this afternoon and tonight will be rully as pleasing as 1 that of the first night, consisting of the l'.en Hur singers and players in J new sonus. sketches. monologue-1, i character songs and instrumental) numbers, as well as Charles L. Fick-.' lin. lecturer, who will have ;-s his l c-' lur e for the afternoon. "P.ig Men of i Tomorrow" and at the evening ses-j sion "Keeping Top Things on Top."! For the Sunday program the Gir-' via uuartet. a company of trained' j musicians, will be on hand to pleas.; the music loving public, while Kich-i lard K. Hut: lies, the lecturer, will al-! so speak. I Those who have not already got-' ten the Clia ut a mi ua habit should get; in line as it is a splendid opportunity of enjoying the best of talent at a very low figure. LOCAL NEW From Thursday's Daily. 1 Mrs. William Kummrll and daugh ter, Miss Florence, were among those going to Omaha this morning to visit with friends. Mrs. Miles Uea.er. of Clcuwood. who has bten visiting her mother. Mrs. S. K. Kerr, returned this morn ing to her home. W. (I. Hoedeker. cashier of the Murray State bank, was in the city last evening for a few hours visit ing with friends and looking after ume matters of business. Mrs. .ilary l'.raga of Sa ronient ), ia.- b'.'cn here for a it the home of her and Mrs. H. V. Knurr,' ariernoon tor, her home California, who few days visitln cousins. Mr. th-paried thi in the west. f-'ioin Friday's Dallv Adolph Stei'nkanip of near Wabash.; Dan Bourke and Fred Fleshtnan oi l near Manley were among the visitors I in the city today looking after some matters at the . court house. j Kdgar 1'eterseii departed this morn-! ing in company with his sister. Mrs. Frank Cook and children, for Ta-j coma. Washington. Mrs. Conk audi children have been here for the past I few weeks visiting at the home of .Mrs. Cook's parents, and or. their re- turn. Kdgar decid d to enjoy th- tripj to the west aid Will spend two wee I. there. WEEPING WATER :- Republican -:-w--:-:-:-:-:-:-:--:-:-:-:--:-:"!-. MJies wily G :i rURKTSH ! f DOMESTIC f -1 - 17T ' are the quality cigarette BECAUSE we put the utmost quality into this one brand. Camels arc as good as it's pos sible for skill, money and lifelong knowledge of fine tobaccos to make a cigarette. Nothing is too good for Camels. And bear this in mind! Everything is done to make Camels the best cigarette it's possible to buy. Nothing is done simply for show. Take the Camel package for instance. It's the most perfect packing science can devise to pro tect cigarettes and keep them fresh. Heavy paper secure foil wrapping revenue stamp to seal the fold and make the package air-tight. But there's nothing flashy about it. You 11 find extra wrappers. No frills or furbelows. no Mr.-. Ceorge Olive and her moth er. Mrs. Km ma I )e!i ha Kg !i. went in Nebraska City this morning to at tend the funeral of Mrs. M. K. Duff, an old friend of Mrs. Detibaugh. Jack Ilitehmau of Honolulu an! his friend. Hen Detibaug!:. of New York City are expected in Weening ew nays from N They are w Y o r k C ! r i v -t v in I- or ; n-law. Mrs. has been will return . v v. II t! ins i day si a y Fred here son Ii mui h- : la ' water in a I ing through i It. s car I Mrs. '. K. Kontie arrived ; night lrotu eiser. btano. t wi ; i, her mot her-: Koime. Mr. Loin. . for some t inn- but , a nd his i fe will st , I er for a t in. i'. I Dan Switzer and had been visiting her' ; i :'t Friday morning '..t Kast Lake. Colora :i ceotn pa n i d by Mi , '.vim will make an 1 'oinrndo. Robert, ti e io'itli-o!d son of Mr. ; a ; . i ..u s. f,mii Helming oi i .ouisvi lie. ; n:--t with a severe accident. While jhis mother was ironing, lie crawled; i into i ne aiijoinmg room and was 'standing there' playing with the bolt in the hinge of 'he doorw;y. He lipped down, run.iing the sharp end through his left cheek. children, who for some t i me. for their home ido. They were Je.-sie Haldwin. xtended stav in Such things do not improve the smoke any more than premiums or coupons. And remember you must pay their extra cost or get lowered quality. If you want the smoothest, mellowest, mildest cigarette you can imagine and one entirely free from cigaretty aftertaste, It's Camels for you. I R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO k$? m ssj m feA M I 233 l COMPANY, Winston-Salem, N. (he bolt and tearing the flesh hany w;is ni.-lled Office, where the v I and the little one ible as possilile. At fjlllte to a '.' o u 1 1 1 ! made pres- i: : rr Allen M . i WATCH YOUR KIDNEYS Buying Grain and Stock! We always pay the highest price for Grain and Stock. We own and run our own elevator and mix and gr?.de up otir grain, enabling us to always pay top prices. I AM YOUR FRIEND JOHN IV3URTEY, ALVO NEBRASKA Be Fair to the Wife! Do you realize that these days are rather warm and to stand over a hot cook stove is worse than the harvest field for there you can get a breath of fresh air. Why not .t a PERFECTION OF DETROIT vapor oil stove for the cooking during the excessively hot weather? The patient wife, who is ever ready with the meals will appreciate this stove, which will not make the house so warm it is unhabitable. Come, see the selection we carry, Coalman Hardyare Company, ALVO NEBRASKA Inhaling the fumes and white lead often kidneys. That's one reason why so mi. My painters have bad backs and sick kidneys. Kxposure. freijuent colds and chills and the strain of climbing op and down ladders help start the trouble. If your back aches, if strike you in the back ing. lifting or v.orkinu: if you have headaches, dizziness. r rheumatic pains: if the urine is discolored or passages painful and scanty. try Poan's Kidney I'ills. the remedy so widely u;-ed and so well recommend ed by men in the painting trade. Here's a I'lat tsmoiit h testimony: M. Lauderbark. contractor, painter and p.iper hanger. Locust street, says: "I bail lumbago and kidney trouble a few years ago. 1 believe the tur pentine fumes from the paint is what was responsible for it. I could hard ly bend over or lift anything and I couldn't even turn over in bed with out help. I had no control over my limbs, it seemed, and when I tried to walk. I could not lift them, just had to scurt' them along. My kid neys acted irregularly; the secretions were highly colored and pissed with a burning sensation. I used Poan's Kidney I'ills and before finishing the first box. which 1 got at Kricke VC Co's drug store. I felt better in every way. I used in all three or four boxes and they gave me tine relief. I had another little attack this spring, but I went to Poan's the first thing and they straightened me out again in quick order. B"C at all dealers. Kosl er-M i I burn Co.. Mfrs.. Puffalo. N. Y. CLAMOR FOR TAX REDUCTION. Washington. July In reply to a letter from J. W. Harriman of the llarritnaii National bank of New York, saying that fully r.O per cent of the bank's depositors "are clam oring to know why congress does not no sotneining with regard to the re duction of taxation," Representative Mondell. republican house leader, in a letter tonight said that congress was making as rapid progress as could be expected and expressed the opinion that the house would com plete Its consideration of the tax bill "not later than the middle of August." c;j 1 1 in badly. Til jiL ysicia n s was dre.-se a:- coinfiTI the little one is getting along well as could be expected. Rob is the grandson of Mr. ami Mrs. arey. formerlv of this citv. F. Hciieger and Miss Mae F. 're married Tuesday evening clock ;,t the home of Mr. and larcnce Skinner in Methanv bv the li. v. Ja nes Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Skinner who wen- old friends. v.ere the only attendant:.. The happy jcoeple arrived home this (Thursday) iii.-mi and will make their home here until after threshing is over, when ifhey expect to make their home in l!cthanv. This voung couple is well I known to most i,f our readers, as of t urpeiit ine t he y have gro.vn up in the commun weakens the'itv and have a host of friends to wi.-ii them all the happiness possible through their married life. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Meneger. who are among our prosperous farmers. The bride is the j daughter ot Mrs. Kdith Allen ot our .dial p pains city, when stoop- j INCREASING i AT THE SHOPS HERE Order Held Up Temporarily for In crease of 100 Men to Go Into Effect First of Week. MURRAY CHURCH HOLDS A SOCIAL Man Members and Friends Enjoy Program and Pleasant Evening There Last Night. Knun Saturilay ' l'aily. Last evening, as has been the cus tom of the membership of the Chris tian church of Murray, they got to gether for a pleasant evening. at the church parlors, where they listened to a most pleasing program, which it hough impromptu, was one of ex cellence and was enjoyed by the large number of the people of Murray and vicinity who had gathered on the occasion. A number of iMatfsmouth peo'de were also in attendance and all were well pleased with the even ing's entertainment. Following the program the young folks played games and it was im possible for the older ones to re Iraiii from the youthful activities. So everyone gave way to the free dom of the spirit of youth and had a hilarious good time. Later the members of the church board con ferred regarding some business mat ters of moment to the church organi-! zatiou. i':'iii Satur iny's Paiiy The order from the general offices of the L.iilington at Chicago for the i c-insra!t inent of l'"i employes to the payroll of the ships in this city will go into effect the first of the week is the announcement made this morning from the office of William Laird, superintendent of the shops here. This order has been held up tem porarily pending the result of the conferencees at Chicago of the shop craft leaders and the conditions now being settled for the next few months it is placer in effect. In all f.f ihe departments there will be small increases made with The largest number being placed in the freight car repair department where the rolling stock is demand ing immediate attention and it is estimated that sixty or sixty-five of the men will be placed at work there as soon as the new forces go to work, i Men who have already been ex amined will be planed at work on Monday mi t iling while those who j have not yet been examined will re port on Tuesday for their examina tion and placed at work in the de partments to which they have been assigned This is pleasing news to the peo ple of the city and means that the isurlington is to start in on their plans to increase the working forces over the system and place their rol ling stock in the best of shape for use on the road. and it required a number of stitches to close up the wound, but the pa tient is feeding fairly v.e'.Ialtho the arm is still stiff and sore from the effects of the injury. Will VISIT EUROPE MARRIED AT COURT HOUSE Kriim Saturday'5 Dally. Late yesterday afternoon Fred W. Sawyer and Martha Keece. both giv ing their residence as Minneapolis. were callers at the office Minnesota. a to! of Judge Allen J. Beeson ing the necessary license were uni ted in the bonds of wedlock by the genial and accomodating judge. The ; ceremony was witnessed by Mrs. S. m. Kayson and Hans Seivers. custo dian of the court house. i From Saturday's Drily. William Morley -.'i wife of Avo I ca were in the city 'yesterday f'r a i few hours calling at the office of i the District Court James M. Koberi jFOTi. and while here made application ; for passports to visit England and ', France during the next few months. ! Mr. Morley has relatives residing in : England whom he hasiot seen for : y ears and they will also visit the seen r-i scenes of the war .one in France and spend several weeks there. They a re ! expecting to sail on or near August i 3rd. We do all klnas oi jod printing. If 5rou want trood nrintinjr let us i do your work. Best equipped job j shop in southeastern Nebraska. SQCB HAS CLOSE GALL FROM BAD INJURY aturday, July 9th Here's a corker for the money Grown Make Lot No. 609 Fine Khaki, belted waist, 8 pockets, fly front, safely pocket and flap. Guarantee slip in every pair. See 5 th Street Window. Henry Kettleson Falls Into Window and Has Right Arm Eadly Cut from Glass. Kroi.i Saturday's Dally. Henry Kettleson had a very close call from a most serious accident i vesterdav afternoon antl one that will cause him a great deal of inconven ience for some time at least. Mr. Kettleson had been engaged in plas tering the building at 0th and pearl street occupied by the tire vulcan izing plant and yesterday afternoon late was engaged in cleaning some of the plastering from one of the win dows of the building and in doing i sunereu tor years irom siom- so failed to nonce mat there was a iacn irouiue unit trieu everyining i small hole in ine iioor just neneatli Mrs. Linda Harrod Endorses Cham berlain's Tablets Advertising is the life of trade. heard of but the onlv relief I i was temporary until lat spring I : gaged iav.-. Chamberlain's Tablets adver- j wa re tised and procured a bottle of them from our druggist. I got immediate relief from that dreadful heaviness and pain in the stomach after eat ing. Sinse taking two bottles I can ieat anything I want without dis tress." writes Mrs. Linda Harrod, of Fort Wayne, Indiana. ;ot the window- and as he was busily en- he stepped into the hole jna tnd in an instant was thrown forward, the right arm passing thru a section of the window that was broken. The arm was severely lac erated and one cf the arteries of the arm had a clo?e call from beinb se vered by the fragments of the bro ken gla?s. The injured arm. bled profusely $q 48 Here's another good one Superior Make Lot Ho, 214 LJghtwcight Khaki, full cut. Fly front, triple sewed SO 48 Boy's Wash Knickers Just Received! $1.39 $1.49 See Street Case! escott?s Sons 'EVERYBODY'S STORE"
