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Many |«eopie plan their whole lives to
hare a bank account and then leave this
world mitbout so much as a start at one.
Planning isn t worth anything unless
followed by action.
(ro«*d intetions never land you any
where.
Make your plans to start an account
with us this week and back up your plans
with action.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
IB. f. Muot. prest H. B. Outhcust. Vtce-pres*
L.. f>an»cn. Cashltr
> Clears Che Complexion #
< m v<*u >gine anything more embarrassing than to have a
complexion that is marred with blotches?
ft i* not only unpleasant—that isn't the worst feature—it
•,**an* that Hie b, > >d is impure and the longer you neglect
it the more you suffer from annoyance.
Skis w»nlantfw any dencriptJon indicate, in every instance, an impover
i- <3»ent of U* O.oon auppiy it isn’t pore and you cannot expect it to supply
- *c proper an -nt A nourishment to Uie surrounding tissues
Oet at tf»e root of tbe trouble-oeatu* Uie blood of impurities -stir up the
■n'.. fie up Ui* digestive fluid- and have your food absorbed in
the proper manner
Nyal's Hot Springs Blood Remedy
> ire art ben- the blood -apply, enriches it, cleanses it of impure
material and thu- -upplie- a loundatiou for the build
«*c of a permanent health
Y«m niU notice a decided improvement with the first few doses, the ap'
.elite • ill be increased, you will feel the bioud coursing through your
veine and the skin will take on Lite glow of health
We recommend it— $1 .(Xl the bottle
We expert U) be here in business a good many years. The only way we
•an do it »» by treating everybody right. That's our policy.
For Sale bit
Swanson & Lofholm
DRl'tx STOKE
PAGELER & ROUNDS
Auctioneers
Arcadia, - - - Nebraska
aooooceoecffinnooooooooot
We will call sales together or separately, in any pari
•f Sherman Comity. Phone or write. Jack Pageler 01
Pari Rounds. Ar«adia. Nebraska.
THE NORTHWESTERN
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LOCAL NEWS.
Veai calves wanted by Lee Brothers.
I»r Valiler Osteopath.Grand Island
Auto curtain found on the road
south at *. O. Brown's. Owner will
find one at this office.
< ietce batter 2Sc per pound at Lee
Brothers' meat market
Mrs. II Leininger. who lias been
on the sick list for the past few
weeks, has now nearly recovered tier
normal health
You had better fill your bins with
your supuiy at *oft caul for winter
use. Come and see our coal.
Tivua s Elevator
Oar good friend. L. L, Smith from
Litchfield was in to see us Tuesdiy
and poshed his date for reading the
Northwestern well in advance. We
wish we had five ilwvnsatul more
friends like L. L.
Lash-A gold tar breast pin. set
with one ruby and two pearls. Finder
will be amply rewarded by leaving
same at the Northwestern office.
Mrs. Lawrence Costello arrived
from Grand Island lass Sato rday even
ing to visit a wee* with her parents.
Mr and Mrs. M. C. Mulick, and her
bosk of friends here.
If you have a bone or a mule to
sell, call phone i-oo-*«
M*el. A. Waekk'k.
The Industrial Society will met
with Mm. Goo. Colilpriest. Wednes
day afternoon Nov. i
fcmoke bouse for meats for sale. In
quire of Ashley Conger.
If you want a dray, pi tone A. L. Eo
deriee. fi oa fil. or leave your order
with either lumber yard or E. fi.
Taylor. Best of service guaranteed.
Drawing paper for the schools for
sale st this office 2 roots a sheet or 3
sheets for a nickle.
We are paying r cents cash for
cream delivered at the creamery. We
test and pay cash for ersam.
Bates*a Ckxamebv Co.
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Hud O'Bryan and wife of Grand
island are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Thompson this week. They have
just returned from their honeymoon
trip to Kentucky and other points in
the Southland.
We pay cash for eggs delivered at
the creamery.
Ravenna Creamery Co.
Ikm't forget the supper election
night given by tl»e ladies of the G. A.
R-. in the building just east of Ma
kowski's store.
First snow of the season Oct. 31.
How long will you remember that?
Mrs. and Mrs. A. L. Enderlee were
made a pleasant visit last week from
Mr. Enderlee's good mother from
Aurora, and his aunt. Mrs. Hack of
Winona. Minn.
A clear, healthy skin and health in
abundance result from the continued
use of Nyals Hot Springs Blood Rem
edy. Ask us about it.
Swanson & Lofholm.
Mrs. Harry Johnson and children of
1 imaha was a two-weeks' guest at the
home of her sister. Mrs. C. J. I’eter
soo. Mrs. Johnson returned to her
home Tuesday morning.
The Loup City Mills have oil meal
on hand at all times. Theysliip itout
to surrounding towns a< d can supply
you in ton lots at red used priegs.
Loup City Mill & Light Co.
Frank Peterson and wife were out
tt> Hershea. in Lincoln county, last
week looking after his ranch of over
1100 acres. Frank will put a goodly
portion of it in cucumbers next year,
h rank has rightly earned cognomen
of “Cucumber" Peterson, by his
great success in raising that vegetable
We are making cut prices on flour
in ,j00-pound lots. Also any of the
merciiante will make you the same
price. You better buy a supply now
while prices are low.
Loup City Mill & Light Co.
We received a letter the other day
from W. B. OweoatSunnyside, Wash,
changing his address to North
Yakima, where he will be found em
ployed in the federal building, and in
which be remit# for more visits of the
Northwesters with the good words,
•‘I do not want to get along without
the Northwestern." And neither do
we want him to get along without it,
ao be will get it, you bet.
See my line of men and boys’ over
coats. A bargain at Lorentz’.
The young people of the C. E.
society will serve coffee, sandwiches
and doughnuts on the court yard,
election day, from llo’clockon. Price
of lunch 15c.
You can save money by buying
! your winter suit at Lorentz'.
Miss Lena Smith was a delegate to
! the State Christian Endeavor conven
| tion at Kearney last week, going Fri
day morning and returnining Monday
1 evening of this week.
Lard cans for sale at 1*00 each at
Juug& Melberg's Bakery.
Ed and Albert Magnuson were pas
sengers for Marquette last Saturday
morning, Albert returning home from
a visit here and Ed going down to
see how things look and make a visit
to old associations.
If you want goodv prompt draying,
call on C. L. McDonald, successor to
Hagood.
J. T. Hale arrived from Ogden.
Utah. Tuesday evening and will re
main for the winter. He is looking
fine and much Improved by his ab
sence in that mountain country.
Mrs. Peter Rowe left Wednesday
morning for Greeley by auto to visit
her brother. Harold.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson enter
tained Tuesday evening in honor of
Bud O'Bryan and his tride.
The many friends of Grandpa Jens,
an old resident of Sherman county,
now of Granc Junction. Colo., will be
grieved to learn he is almost blind.
We understand his son. John Jens,
will soon take him to Omaha for
treatment.
The biggest line of Overcoats in
the citv at Lorentz'.
For Sale
Pure Bred Poland China boars. A
good line, large type Poland China
boars of March and April farrow.
Two litters sired by the 2nd prize
winner in aged boars at 1912 Nebraska
State Fair. This sire is a full brother
to the Champion. If vou are in the
market for a good hoar, come and see
them. Three-fourth mile south-east
of town. H. .1. Johansen.
Clear Creek Items
Mis- Grace Adams spent Saturday
and Sunday with the Misses Woods
of Mason City.
Miss Inez Van Dyke visited at home
over Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Knapp of Bethany attended
tiie Iwsket social at Lone Elm Friday
evening.
Loren Ilayden spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wash Peters
A dance was given at the home of
Wash Hammonds Saturday night.
A large crowd attended tire pro
gram and .-<>cial at Lone Elm Friday
evening. Proceed- resulting from
sale of baskets amounted to $3l).a5.
Handed Him A Lemon
W. .1. Fisher a few days since re
ceived a lemon from his friend. Geo.
H. Gibson at Zepliyrsville, Fla., which
is a hugh one. weighing two and a
half pounds. As Mr. Fisher is the
Progressive candidate for county at
torney. the receipt of the lemon i;
very suggestive to say the least.
Chickens by the car load wanted hi
Lee Brothers.
Bring your veal eaives to Lee
Brothers*
A No. 1 baled hay for sale in car
load lots. Phone g-on-84. F. P. Peter
son.
Mrs. D. B. Smith of Ord. accom
panied by her son, Evet. was last
week visiting her sister, Mrs. David
Kay. and her niece. Mrs. F. E. Tracv. i
of this county.
Lee Brothers will pay cash for a
car load of chickens.
Editor Reider of the Arcadia Cham
pion was a Loup Cit\ visitor Monday.
Home made saur kraut for sale.
Phone 87. L. A. Bangs.
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Swanson had a
pleasant visit last week from Mrs
Swanson's undo and aunt, >fr. and
Mrs Sevens Swanson of Moline. Ills.,
who were homeward bound from a
trip to California. Mr. Swanson is
maker of the Moline autos.
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Leave orders for theC.L. McDonald
dray at either lumber yard or E. G.
at Taylor's.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Er Houser drove
up from Aurora in their car last week,
accompanied l»y their son. George,
for a visit with the Leiningers. They
returned home on Monday of this
week. Miss Lizzie Leininger and
Master John Leininger accompanying
them for a few days’ visit. The two
latter returned Ruesday evening.
I want three car loads of chickens
at once. 1 will will pay the highest
market price.—S. F. Reynolds.
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
the advertismentof the new furniture ,
meu. Messers. Daily & Krebs, who
recently bought out Use Hale furni
ture store. These gentlemen are
most, pleasant to meet and with their
families will undoubtedly prove valu
able acquisitions to the good people
of Loup City. They came from Scotia.
In the deal. Mr. Daily purchased the
li. P. Ferdinandt residence property
in southeast Loup City, and Mr. Krebs
' has rente I the James Bone cottage in
jeast Loup City. Mr. Bone going back
on the farm and giving possession in
about two weeks. The Northwestern
. is pleased to commend these gentle-;
j men and their families to our people.
! who they will find are the best peoples
on earth. Messers. Daily & Krebs
have already made most excellent
changes in the appearence of their
store and as they are live business
men will make of their furniture es
tablishment one of the most enter
prising in the city. Mr. Daily is the
furniture man. while Mr. Krebs is a
first class undertaker. May success
attend them.
CHURCH LOCALS
Preaching every Sunday at 10:30
and 7:30. Sunday school 11:45. O. S.
Fross, Supt. Epworth League 6:45,
Orpha Outhouse, president. Prayer
meeting each Thursday at 7:30. Class
meeting every Sunday morning. A
cordial invitation is extended to every
one to attend any oral) of ourservices.
D. .-V. Leeper. Pastor.
Swedish Church Friday. Nov. 1,
i at 7:30 p. m.. sermon by the Rev.
! Carlson of Denver. Sunday. Nov. 3: j
Sunday school 10:30 a. m .and sermon
at 11:15. Subject ‘The Beatitudes.”
Matthew 5. All welcome.
Presbyterian church Nov. 3: Morn
ing theme "A Christian's Politics."
Evening—“Our Choice of a Ruler.’’
j Preaching at A ustin at 3 p. m.
Nov 9. CLOSING OUT Nov. 9
All Our Men’s
■FoREHOStP? m —
CLOTHES
*opfin. £2?* ^Kansf/fld
This sale will commence Saturday
morning November 9th.
As we have decided to discontinue the handling of men’s
suits as we have not the room to handle them. These goods
must go, they are all new and up to date, we have no old
suits in our store. The price of these suits range from $15
to $20. Sale Price $10.99 for your choice
OVERCOATS range in price SIS to $20
Sale pnce$10.99
Rember the date at the Loup City Mercantile Co.
^LADIES’ CLOAKS!
17 k 5230 Black Imitation Pony
Skin. Size 32 to 38, Our Price $4.89
17 k 5232 Ladies' black caracule
or broadtale, size 32 to 40 others
get 811. Our Price $8.50
IT k ;V234 Siik £eal Piush Coats, full satin
lined. Our Price $15.00
We have all kinds of cloth cloaks of all the
latest patterns. Call and get your cloak be
fore the best is gone.
Children’s cloaks, Price $2. to S8.50
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Munsing Underwear
No. 3557 Bleached Misses Munsing
union suit, drop seat, per suit SI-00
No. 3517, Ladies' bleached union
suit in Munsing half open front, l
. ankle length, elbow sleeves S1.0G /
No. 3545 Ladies’ bleached union suit, high neck,
long sleeve, ankle length.Munsing underwear $1.
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BRADLY SWEATERS
Made from the best material and made
to fit Price SI-75 to S850
Bradley
Caps
FOR
Ladies'
Girls
and Boys/
These are
% made to wear
fg well and are
warm.
Price 50c to
> $2.50
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^ SPECIAL DRiVES
Ladies Aprons
Shoulder
■\ Strap.
Gingham
^ Aprons 50C
Gingham
§|. Aprons with
P bib 65c
INFANTS HOODS
Made of India Linen 25c
Hood made of China Silk 50c'
Pace Cloth
Good size bleached
terrv face cloth 5
i
Turkish Towels
good turkish bath
towels-with fringe
ends.36xl9 bleach
ed, a bargain \ 5c
Lace and embroideries
an excellent assortment
of attractive pattern
at popular price 5c
■
Ribbons
A splendid lot of
ribbons including
all the newest \
shades for bows,
sashes, etc.
Special attention is
called to the super- J
ior rai ues shown at
per yard only IOc
Women's. Misses and
children's hose support
is. elastic veb top.
non elastic tottcm
rubber post buttcn. in
black and white
only 10c
Some splendid va
ues in men's fleeced f
underwear in srra
At 50c
one better trrade in
cream color heavy
fleeced at 65c
Some splendid values well made work
shirts, good wearing materials in
plain and fancy collars, a money sav
ing chance not to be overlooked at 50c
Men's negligee
shirts, clearance of
regular dollar goods
various styles, same
with soft roll collar
and same w ith high
soft detachable col
lars. All well mads
and roomy, good
material neat pat
terns and coiiars.
Your choice of any
in this lot at 7 5c
A big lot to
I choose from
all the popu
lar styles and
weights
price 25 to 50
Men's cloth
gioves
bleached can
ton flannel
gloves big1
value at
3 For
25c
, BACK COMBS
| Good quality plain
| and fancy.
1 12 and 25c
MEN'S
Hosiery
A splendid lot
of men s half
hose inclding
various styles
and colors at
i
15 to 25c
j Children’s
j Stockings
A splendid lot of
Boys and Girls
stockings at 15c
We also handle the
FAy stocking the
best money can
buy for the price
<3-roceries
lOOlbs bestgr'd sugar 6 25
lOOlbs Chicken grit 90
2 cans Tomatoes 25
2 cans peas 25
1 doz good lemons 30
2 box grape nut 25
2 Cream Wheat 25
3 Post Toasties 25
‘3 Egg-O-See „ 25
6 bars flake white soap 25
10 bars polo soap 25
; 0 gal coal oil and good
steel tank $9 50
Do not be swindled, as we
can always save you money
Loup City Mer. Co.
