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'you do not visit our bank.
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has relieved hundreds of cases.
If you are suffering from Strains, Rheu
matism, Bruises, Etc., by a bottle of the
Wonderful Nyall’s Liniment
It is only 25c a bottle and will save
weary hours of pain. Get it today.
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Swanson & Lofholm,
When you want a ^ood sack of Flour try
LOUP Cin WHITE SATIN
Our Flour is Made From Old Wheat
All Dealers in Town Handle Ouu Flour
toiip City Mill & Light Co.
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Loup City Infirmary
of Osteopathy
Dr. Jas. F. Blanchard
Physician in Chargn
Office hours—8 a. m. until 5 p. m.
Rates for rooms on request
Examination free, Phone No. 106
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We also have a oar of Coke.
We also have% good line of Pence pos’s, range
lag in price from ten to fifty cents.
Phone Red 29 and you will receive prompt attention
LE1NINGER LUMBER COMPANY
THE N0BTHWE8TERN
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LOCAL NEWS. |
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New assortment of glassware just
received at the 10-cent store.
Good house for rent. $12 a month.
—R. H. Mathew.
Schwaner can and will save you
money on a piano.
Chris Oltjenbruns went to Lincoln
Tuesday morning.
Dishes os all kinds and sizes at the
70-ceht store.
Charley Kee was down from Wash
ington township Saturday last.
Western Peroxide, 10 cents a bottle
at the 10-cent store.
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For Sale—Second-hand motor eyrie.
See me Tor particulars. Cecil Milburu.
German Evangelical church, July
20—Service at Ashton at 10:39 a. m.
Water glasses, two for 5 'bents at
the 10-cent store.
Frank Taylor and family from St.
Paul were guests at the E. G. Taylor
home over last Sunday.
Be sure and get your water glasses
at -he 10-cent store.
•Toe Vaughn and wife returned last
Friday from a few days’ absence at
Broken Bow.
Second-hand lawnmower for sale by
the editor.
Miss May Lewis goes to Hamilton
county the latter part of this week
for a month’s visit.
Special low prices on Plow and List
{ er Lays at Garner’s shop.
C. J. Tracy has just finished a
cement block house for Emil Au
frecht in Washington township.
6-quart granite preserve kettles for
25c at the 10c store.
Mrs. Z. F. Zellinger of D ivid City,
who iias been visiting her sister, Mrs.
E. G. Taylor, for the past ten days,
returned home yesterday.
House for Rent—Fenced in suitable
for chickens. Apply to Henry Jenner,
phone blue 12.
John Lewis went to Phillips Tues
day morning, where he will help Ids
brother at the elevator for a few
weeks.
We have a 17-jewel watch to offer
you with a dust and water proof case
for *8.00. Henry M. Eisner.
Ira Timpson and wife were down
from Washington township lastSatur
day doing trading and renewing old
j acquaintances.
Discs sharpened by either the cold
rolling or cutting process at Garner's.
Prices right and staisfaction guar
anteed.
Mrs. G. W. Collipriest and children
returned last Friday from their visit
to Iowa, and now George is on his
good behavior again.
If you want good, prompt draying,
call on C. L. McDonald, successor to
Hagood.
Mrs. Henry Lee left Monday morn
ing for visit at Lincoln, and thence
to Hamburg, Iowa, to be absent some
ten days.
The Sturtevant Vacuum Cleaner,
the clean way to clean. See C. R.
Sweetland or phone. He has them
for sale or rent.
■John W. Long and children returned
from their visit to the lakes In Minne
sota last Monday, John reporting a
splendid outing.
If you want a dray, phone A. L. En
! derlee. Black 63, or leave yout order
with either lumber yard or E. G.
Taylor. Best of service guaranteed.
Banker VN. F. Mason and family
contemplate taking a trip back to
Indiana the first of August, 9n both
business and pleasure.
Young men, bring your lady friends
to dinner or supper Sunday at the
Frederick. We will be delighted to
serve you. Price, 35c.
Miss Eugenik Hansel left Tuesday
morning for Ogden, Utah, to visit her
uucle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Hale.
Give your wife a change. Bring
her to Sunday dinner at The Freder
'erick. Price. 35c.
Miss Ethel Haggart of St. Paul,
formerly a popuhfr'teacher in our
Loup City schools, visited friends
here from Friday last till Tuesday of
this week.
Try the Ideal Bakery for Bread.
Pies, Cakes and Pastry of all kinds.
Special attention given to orders for
parties, entertainments, 6 o’clock
dinners, etc.
Frank Seamands, step-brother of
G. W. Collipriest, came home with
Mrs. Collipriest. and Monday morn
ing left for Grand Island, where he
will go to breaking on the Union
Pacific west.
I have a new shipment "of watches
of all kinds. Before buying let me
show them to you. My advice costs
you nothing and is worth mouey to
you. Henry M. Eisner,
'Che Leading Jeweler
Miss Byrdee Needham returned
home from her visit to various points
in the state last Thursday, and is
now assistinn in the First National
Bank temporarily, during the absence
of Mr. Hansen and family to the
mountains.
We omitted te mention last week
of the departure of Mrs. Geo. Kettle
for Grand J unction, Colo., last Thurs
day accompanying Mrs. Keeler and
daughter Pearl that ter on their way
to the Pacific Coast.
Mrs. A. H. Hansel returned last
Friday from Rome, New York, where
she went a feto weeks ago to be at the
bedside of an aunt, who was quite ill
and also to visit her girlhood home
and friends. She left her aunt im
proving in health.
Leave orders for ttieC.L. McDonald
dray at either lumber yard,or E. G.
at Taylor’s.
A. B, Young and family returned
froiq Kansas last Thursday, Mrs.
Young being able to make the journey
home. She is however, in feeble
condition.
Don't forget the special Sunday
dinner at The Frederick, Price, 35c.
Mrs. B. K. Schaeffer of Curtis was
here last week visitiug her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Taylor.
Gene Miller is just having finished
a cement basement at his home in
Webster township, the work «f C. J.
Tracy and his men.
Henry Thode is getting ready to
have a new block house built for him
by C. J. Tracy, the cement blocks be
ing hauled this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zwink spent
Sunday at E. B. Coming’s.
Mrs. J. M. Taylor writes from
Omaha to send the Northwestern to
her address at 2827 Davenport street,
where she will remain for the present.
Everybody invited to eat Sunday
dinner at The Freberick. Price, 35c.
Roland Rowe has taken a position at
the Rexall drug store having left his
position at the Thompson pool hall.
Mrs. Geo. Stork and children visited
at M. E. Goddard's last week.
Before buying your threshing coal
call at Taylor’s elevator and get their
prices and see their coal.
me change ana nxing up*ol the
mill race has been completed and this
evening it is expected the water will
be turned in and plenty of water sec
cured to keep the turbine wheel well
fed.
Our handsome county dads met in
regular session Tuesday afternoon of
this week, getting through with their
regular routine of business the fol
lowing day.
Dr. Carson of Grand Island will be
in Dr. Longacre’s office Wednesday,
July 23, prepared to tit glasses and
treat the eye.
W. J, Root left Tuesday morning
fcr a short vacation in the mountains
A little bird whispers that he may
not return alone.
Henry Miller worked in the harvest
field near Ashton last week, and this
week is doing a like stunt near
Schaupps. Just how our big fat
friend can stand the intense heat in
the fields these days is a poser.
Mrs. Vic Johnson returned to her
home at Harvard, Nebr., Tuesday,
after a fortnight's, visit here with
parents and brothers.
Frank Gappa left Tuesday morning
for Spooner, Wis., where he goes to
look after some land he owns in that
section. He does not know how long
he will be absent.
Our readers will miss the news from
Route 2 this week, but in so doing
will remember Carrier Conger and
wife and their sad visit to St. Louis
A dandy little rain visited this
section again last Thursgay, but not
enough by a long ways. However,
every little helps.
Mrs. Tom Ward or Webster town
ship gave a party at her home last
Thursday afternoon, her mother,
Mrs. S. A. Pratt, and Mrs. Dr. Hend
rickson being the guests of honor.
Found, a ladies’ handbag in front
of the Keystone Lumber Co’s office
one day last week. Call at the Key
stone office, prove property and pay
for this notice.
In remitting for another year’s
reading) of tne Northwestern, Will
Nelk from Lead, S. D., writes: “Con
tinue sending the Northwestern.
Enjoy reading it very much.”
Thanks. That’s what they all say.
Two good new residences in the
northeast part of Loup City for sale
on easy terms, one at 91500 and one at
91650. 9200 or 9300 Jn cash and the
balance in easy monthly payments
will take these properties.—R. H.
Mathew.
Mrs. J. W. Conger received a mes
sage last Thursday of the death of her
father that day in St. Louie, and the
following morning, Mr. and Mrs.
Conger and little daughter left for
St. Louis to be present. at the last
sad rites to the beloved parent.
Miss Birdie Lofholm and her sister,
Mrs Oscar Swanson, expect to go to
Grand Junction, Colo., and the lakes
near there for several week’s outing
about thfe first of next month. We
envy the ladies the splendid time they
are sure to have.
E. M. Vaughn of St. Joe, brother
of our Joe Vaughn, arrived Tuesday
of this week for a few days visit with
him. Mr. Vaughn is in the employ
of the Burlingtod at St. Joe as bridge
superintendent Qf construction. He
is a very pleasant gentleman to meet.
Henry Musser arrived last Friday
from Parsons, Kansas, for a fort
night's visit here. He reports his
parents and sister doing well and en
joying life in the Sunflower state.
Henry says he had got ahead on his
farm work and thought he would
come and visit old friends and old
scenes for a little while.
Will Mulick and family left last
Thursday tnoon for their home at
Ogden, Utah, stopping off at Grand
Island for a few days en route- Will
says when he gets settled down to
work again be is going to have tbs
Northwestern to visit bin regularly.
Baptist church—Sunday school 10
a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m., topic,
“Hope.” Prayer and song service at
7:15 p. m. At the evening service
“Obedience” will be the topic.
S. A. Pratt and wife were over
from Hazard Tuesday, appearing be
fore the county board regarding his
license for a pool hall in that village,
which was granted by the board on
the completion of the publication of
his application today.
Talk about your beautiful scenic
effects, if you wish to see one of the ,
most exquisite, be down town early |
any of these fine mornings before the1
janitor has had time to use his scrub
bing brush eraser and see the cement
walk and steps in front of the First
National Bank. If you are a tobacco
chewer it will make you heartily
ashamed of the tilth exhibited. Why
not have an anti-spitting ordinance
and really enforce it?
The weather the past few days has
been extremely sultry, the govern
ment thermometer registering from
l00 to 101 above. Tuesday evening
after supper it was still 97 above,
while as late as two o’clock Wednes
day morning, with all the doors and
windows at the Milburn open and
circulation the best obtainable the
pulb registered as high as 87. Never
in the memory of old residents Of this
section and indeed all over Nebraska
has such temperature been shown
during the months of June and July
in any previous year as has been
shown by the record of these two
months pamed. ,
Flies are Here, Hail Storms are Cming.
Insure against both
Our SCREENS do the work and our prices
ate right.
Keystone Lumber Co.
For Paints and Oils go to
T. A. 9ZEHOT1A1
Hardware Store
I am prepared to do first-class repairing of all kinds.
Don't fail to come and see our fine china ware.
h6rs Summer Goods Sale
Commencing July 14th, 1913
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As we expect our new fall goods in some time in August, we must make room for
them and in order to do that we must close out our summer goods at a sacrifice price.
Below We Quote a Few Items Which We Will Put on Sale
at Loup City Mercantile Company’s Store
Cotton Corduoy, regular 40c to 50c value,at this sale.30c
All our 40c and 50c silk Crape will go at.30c
All our 40c to 50c values, sale price_.•.30c
Dunbar suiting, regular 35c to 40c, on sale.20c
Silk Tissue Ginghams, regular 25c.- 15c
Zephyr Dress Ginghams, regular 25c, sale price.'........ 18c
Krinkled Crape fur dresses chea p at 15c, sale price....10c
All calico will go at this sale at.;.5c
Unbleached Muslin, regular 8 l-2c, sale price.7c
Ribbon sale..., _ .1qc
Laces and embroideries a special price
One Counter Shoes, in Ladies’ and Men’s, regular $2.50 to $3.50
your choice $1.45
Ladies5
Aprons
[Shoulder
straps 25c
Gingham
aprons with
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Infants Hoods
Made of embroidery and
China silk 25c
Turkish Towels
good Turkish bath
towels with fringe
size 86x19 16c
BROOMS
Four sewed
good grade
house brooms
a special
good value
' at 25c
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Toilet Combs, heavy re-in
forced back, highly polished,
in pink, blue and white
splendid value at 25c
Toilet comb, a natural black
a strong comb at 10c
Womens’ and
Misses Hose
Supporters,
Elastic rubber
bottom 10c
for one year
A big lot of
men’s suspen
ders, one ex
tra heavy
work suspen
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guaratteed
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Whisk Broom
High grade broom
thaj is exeption
al value at 10c
PLATES
Fine pure white plate a
splendid value at 10c
Extra hard, clear white
granite, good shape and
quality, price for cup and
saucer 10c
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Corset covers, attractively
with newest lace and em
broidery, valued at 25c.
White Dutch Collars, a va
riety of dainty designs and
pretty trimming*, value 2Sc