W. F. MASON, President L. HANSEN, Cashier
When Are You Going to Get Your
Nose Off of the Grindstone
?
When old age comes upon you will it find
you laboring for your daily bread?
Deposit a portion of your earnings each
week.
CHUCK THAT GRINDSTONE
In other words —“give it the go by” and “put
it in the shade."
You will find that this bank is able to do all
your banking business.
Let us help you out of the ruts and onto the
level places.
It makes n odifference if your first deposit is
only si.oo; your last may be $1,000.
Start a Bank Account With Us and See
if the World Isn’t a Better Place
to Live In
First National Bank
Loup City, Nebraska.
We Pay 5 per cent on Time Deposits.
I i.oiT CITY I
1 »;uly sells for less.
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Earl Daddow was a passenger to (
St. Paul Mon lay.
Big ball game June l'».
A C. Ogle received another car
of Ford autos thi.-> week.
Those wi-diing to take music
lessons call and see Fav Oallaway.
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E. T. Thrasher. Painter and
Paj/er Hanger. 15tf
August Jaeschki was at Rock*
viJ last Friday on business.
Baled hay for sale.—R. L.
: Arthur.
Miss Pearl Needham was a
passenger to Grand Island Monday.
Opening dav, Thursday, June
10. _
Drugs for bugs at tlr Swanson]
£ Lofholm Pharmacy.
Mrs. J. A Chandler visited over
Sunday at Ravenna.
Mark your calender Thursday.
June 10, for a holiday.
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F. E. Brewer was a business
passenger to Rockville W ednesdfcy j
m irning.
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Try Loup City Flour.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Wharton
were passengers to Ashton Tues
dav morning,
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If you wantgood, prompt dray
ing call on Roy McDonall, phone
Brown 57. 13tf
iAIM’KMXGS 1
Daily sells for less.
Johnny Rapp, Jr., of Ashton,
visited friends here last Thursday.
Miss Ida Stein visited at Ashton
last Saturday.
For Rent—Modern house. Cull
Blue 74.
Mrs Stewart Conger of Arcadia,
visited in Loup City Monday.
Beehives for sale. Inquire of
\Y. 11. Hughes, Loup City, 'i’i-'l
lx. O. Dabry an! family o
Lincoln are here visiting with
relatives and friends.
You are sure to get the best
Paris green at the Swanson A
Lofiiolm Pharmacy.
M. C. Mulick returned from
Grand Island Friday where he had
spent several days visiting.
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Leave orders for Roy McDonall
dray at either lumber yard or Tay
lor's elevator, or phone Brown 57.
Grandma Bowen of Rockville,
is here visiting with her son. G.
D. Bowen and ptiier relatives.
Used typewriters, all makes, at
all prices. O. E. James. Y. M.
C. A.. Grand Island. Nebr.
C. J. Tracy and wife visited
over Sunday at Comstock with
their son Milford.
Rev. L. V. Slocumb and son
Rigdon went to Lincoln Mon
day morning to spend a few days.
Cash Prices Count
We are going to offer for cash for a while,
prices that are cheaper than long charge prices.
We all know that one who buys for cash
ought to buy goods for less than one buying for
six or nine months time.
Below we quote you a few items for cash:
100 lbs, Sugar.$6.80
1 Sack Flour. 1.80
1 lb net Superb package soda 5c
5 1-lb packages Gloss Starch.. 25c
5 1-lb packages Corn Starch.. 25c
2 cans First Prize Hominy for 25c
3 cans good Standard Corn for 25c
1 can small size Tomatoes- 10c
2 cans first prize sweet pototoes 25c
1 can of King of Haw'aii Sliced
Pineapple. 22c
3 lbs Santa Clara Prunes for . 25c
3 lbs California dried Peaches 25c
We also pay the highest market
price for produce
Loup City Merc. Co.
Daily sells for less.
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Jack Amick was a passenger tc
Grand Island Saturday.
Tomato plants now ready foi
sale. Inquire of \Y. T. Gibson.
Miss Ilalena Janulewicz was a
passenger to McAlpine Monday
evening.
For sale—Cane seed S1.0U per
bushel. — Robert Fuliton, Austin,
Nebr.
Mrs. A. E. Reed and son re
turned to their home at Greeley
Monday morning.
Miss Grace Fawthrop left last
Friday for her home at Hastings,
Nebraska.
Jessie McGovern came down
from Comstock Tuesday for a
short visit with friends.
Will Odendahland wife went to
Ashton Monday, where Mr. Oden
dahl has opened up a saloon.
Horlicks Malted Milk, good for
young and old, is served at the
Swanson & Lofholm Fountain.
Cecil atfd Paul Travis left Mon
day morning for Aurora, Nebras
ka. to spend their summer vaca
tion.
Gene Patton lost a valuable Jack
last Saturday, the animal getting
tangled up in a rope and breaking
its neck.
(). I. Miller went to I ork Mon
day morning to attend the
commencement exercises and to
visit a few days.
Forest Larson and Bernard Slo
cumb left Monday for York, Ne
braska. on business. They go
from there to Kansas City.
The Burlington passenger leav
ing here at 7:05 a. m. will now ar
rive at Omaha at 2:55 pm., with
out change of cars at Lincoln.
Miss Myrtle Bulger, who has
been visiting here with her sister.
Mrs. Elba Smalley, returned to
her home at Arcadia Monday even
ing.
If you want a dray, phone A.L.
Enderlee, black 03, or leave your
order with either lumber yard or
E. G. Taylor. Best of service
guaranteed.
Mrs. .1. A. Smalley returned
home from Grand Island Monday
evening where she had been visit
ing with her mothe* and sister the
past few days.
Oswald Christensen and family
returned to their home at Sargent
Monday evening after spending a
few days here at the Werner
Pritschaw home.
Wanted—For the Eastern war
zone, the liest and most market
able horses, sufficient in size and
quality for any of the duties re
quired there. Se<* Myrl Warrick.
Fritz Leschinsk.v came up from
Lincoln Tuesday evening to be
present at the Smith—Coltrane
wedding which was held yesterday
morning at the brides home.
Mrs. J. W. Thompson, who has
been very ill and underwent an
operation about two weeks ago is
improving nicely and will soon be
completely restored to health.
Miss Grace Lang left last Fri
day morning for her home at Uni
versity Place. She was accom
panied by Miss Ifuby Johnson who
spent a few days visiting friends.
Mrs. J. J. Jezewski and chil
dren returned from Ashton Mon
day evening where she. attended
the fourtieth wedding anniversary
of her parents.
M iss Marie Pilger returned from
St. Louis Missouri, last Friday
evening where she has been visit
ing with relatives the past three
or four weeks.
Mrs. Milt Hutson returned to
her home at Greeley last Thursday
after spending a few days here
visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. P.
T. Kowe.
Miss Kuth Taylor, who has been
here visiting her brother, Will
Taylor and wife for the past few
days, returned to Omaha Monday
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hansen of
Hastings spent a few days here
visiting with their son and
daughter. Perle and Mable Han
sen.
The eighth grade gave a fare
well party to Miss Ciora Plant
AVednesday evening at the home
of John Needham. The evening
was spent in various games and
light refreshments were served.
Moving picture films showing
pictures of the Ford automobile
factory will be shown at the opera
house every Tuesday evening.
Don’t miss these pictures. See
how a Ford car is turned out every
sixteen seconds.
Henry Dolling and wife left
Tuesday morningfor Grand Island.
From there they go to Denver
where they will visit with frieLds
for a few days and from there
they go to Cheyenne, Wyoming
for a short visit.
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Summer Groceries
This is tlie season when
it seems to be difficult
to get foods that taste
right—that hit the spot.
Seems like everything is
too warm and most peo
ple crave something that
is cool and sweet,
Our Cooling
Equipment
Insures you fresh fruit
and vegetables, and our
prompt delivery gets all
these necessities to you
before they have any
chance to get stale and
wilted. Our service is
the best and our con
stantly increasing num
ber of patrons ^lipvvs
our service is popular.
Try and you'll j
come back
R.L. ARTHUR
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Daily sells for less.
I. X. S.vas returned borne from
Omaha Monday where he had
taken some cattle.
Everyone for park opening.
Thursday, June 10.
Miss Abi E. Bey non of Liberty,
Nebraska, came up Tuesday even
ing for a short visit with friends.
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Mrs. Sena Christensen of Ante
lope county is visiting at the Chris
Christensen home this week.
A. W. Boecking and family are
visiting with relatives at Litch
tield this week.
R. M. Hiddlesou and John
Needham re turned from Grand
Island Friday where they sj>ent
I several days.
Mis- N<‘ttie Southwell of Mc
[ Cook, Nebraska, arrived last
Saturday for a short visit with
j friends.
i Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Foster left
Tuesday morning for Ontario,
(tregon, to visit with their son
Frank and family.
The Misses Esther and llalda
Olson who were attending the
exercises here, returned to Omaha
I Friday afternoon.
Lost:—White bird dog with
brown ears. Has collar on, with
name almost worn off. Notify -C.
.1. Larson if dog is located.
Porcupines, horned toads, arme
dello, snakes, etc., have been
added to the already large collec
tion of strange animals in the
park.
The Sophomores held a party
last Thursday evening at the home
of Miss Katie Janulewicz. Light
refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served, and all those present
reported a fine time.
Rev. Teodor Young arrived here
from Chicago Monday and will
spend the summer here, holding
regular services in the Swedish
church. Rev. Young will return
to Chicago in the fall to resume
his studies.
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I have between fiO and 80 acres
of ground I want broke between
now and the 15th of June. Any
one wanting this contract apply of
Frank Lorchick, Loup C ty, Ne
braska. Land is in southwest
I quarter of section twenty-seven
four miles southwest of town. 22tf
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New Perfection
Oil Stoves
A WOMAN’S time is so taken
up with housework, and
with her other duties the hours,
fly so fast—that before she
knows it it’s meal time again!
No. 7, New Perfection
Complete $25.00
The New Perfection Oil Co?k
stoves are especially designed
for the busy woman with three
meals a day to prepare for her
family.
Call and see
The New Perfection
at
J. A. ARNETT
& SON’S
Daily sells foi less.
M iss Blanche Fisher went to
Ashton Monday morning for a
short visit with friends.
E. T. Thrasher, Painter and
Paper Hanger. lott
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Judge Wall was a business
passenger to Grand Island yester
day morning.
Jenner's Park this year far ex
ceeds for beaut.\ than any previ
ous year.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Grow of
Arcadia visited in Louu City last
Saturday.
Miss Lucile Decamp of St. Paul,
j is here visiting her sister,Mrs. Dr.
i S. A. Allen.
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There is no other as good a>
X.vals Face Cream. Sold only at
the Nyal Store.
John W. Long returned home
from Lincoln last Friday where he
had been on business.
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M rs. J. T. Hale arrived here
last Thursday from Ogden, Utah,
for a short visit with relatives and
friends.
W. C. Mackey left Tuesday
(noon for Kearney, Nebraska,
where he will attend the Kearney
Normal.
M rs. D. M. Woods went to
Dannebrog Monday morning for
a few days visit with relatives and
friends.
P. T. Rowe went to Fartfrell
Saturday morning where he is do
ing some lathing and shingling for
John Ohlsen.
Miss Segrid Rasmussen returned
from Rockville Monday evening
after spending a few days with
home folks.
Miss Barbara Sobieszczek came
up from Schaupps last Friday to
attend the dance here and visit
over Sunday with friends.
J. P. Leininger returned home
from South Dakota last Friday
where he had been to look after
some land business.
Latest reports come from L.
Bechthold that he is improving
nicely and is able to be up and
around.
Cheap as rent. For sale, six
lots with live room house, small
barn and a good deal of fruit.
Easy terms, inquire of Mrs. Emma
McCray or Loup City State Bank.
John Needham went to Grand
Island yesterday morning to bring
home his car which he left there
last Friday on account of the
muddy roads.
Victor Swanson, J. W. Conger.
I. C. Conger and Elba Smalley
went up to pony lake in Cherry
county Monday to spend a week
camping and fishing.
Mrs. I). C. Grow and sister,
Mrs.DeGo.vler, arrived here Satur
day from Jeffersonville, Vermont.
Mr. Grow arriving Monday even
ing. We learn that they expect
to locate here j>ermanently.
For sale—160 acres six miles
from Sargent. About 100 acres
cultivated, rest good hay and pas
ture, small buildings. If sold be
fore July 1st, crop goes with
place. Easy terms.—Mrs. Emma
E. McCray, Comstock, Nebraska.
Miss Flora Ohlsen left last
Saturday morning for Lincoln
where she will visit with her sister,
Miss Orena Ohlsen who is attend
ing University, and from there
she will go to David City, for
a few days visit with her father
and brothers.
Mrs. Joe Sietman and children
returned to their%home in Omaha
Tuesday morning after visiting
here a few days with relatives.
She was accompanied by her
father, Fritz Johansen, and her
neice, M iss Fay French who will
visit there for some time.
William Fletcher, of Austin,
shipped a car of horses from Loup
City to Grand Island Monday.
These horses were purchased’ for
the English army. Thousands of
horses have been shipped out of
Nebraska to the warring nations in
Europe, farmers receiving several
million dollars from that source.
I have a customer for an unim
proved quarter or half section
within two miles of Loup City. If
you have land of that description
you will do well to list it with J.
W. Dougal, of Loup City at once.
I also have a customer for an im
proved quarter. Actquick if you
want to be the lucky one.—J. W.
Dougal, Real Estate and Insur
ance.
Manager Thomas Daddow of
the Daddow theatre, will show the
famous four-reel feature, “The
Firefly,” on Thursday, June 3.
This great picture is one of the
really worth-while things that will
be brought to this city this season.
It combines a beautiful story with
! fine photography and remarkable
! acting. The final scenes are among
! the most remarkable ever filmed.
Pictures of Congers Lpup City
picnic parade will be shown on
this night.
Ten Reasons
why you should trade
at my store
1— Hats
Longley leads them all
2— Suits
Strauss Bros. High Art
for dress
3— Shoes
Ralston for comfort and
st \ le
4— Shirts
M.E. Smith's.guaranteed
5— Collars
Arrow Brands are better
6~Neckties
Pomeroy Bros, styles ev
ery thirty days
7— Sox
Holeproof, six pair six
months or uew ones
8— Underwear
AI us and tiopdknit. the
latest.
9— Gloves
Ripan
10—Overalls
Fink's Detroit Special,
none tietter made
for Men and Boys
GUS LORENTZ
The Popular Men’s and Boys’s Clothier
The Faultless Silo Beats Them All
Come in and talk over the Silo question.
A few gallons of our weatherproof paints
A few rods of our Squard Deal Fence
and a Faultless Silo doubles value of farms.
The Silo and the cow spell prosperity.
Don’t forget to hrve us figure your lumber bills. We
carry everything to complete the building.
FLIES WILL NENER BOTHER YOU IF YOU USE OUR
FLYPROOF SCREENS AND SCREEN DOORS.
Hansen Lumber Co.
Our Ideal Summer Coal makes it a real PLEASURE to cook
For Fifteen Days Only
Beginning Saturday, June 5th, at
The Hub Clothing Store
SPECIAL PRICES ON SUITS
Men’s Suits
$10.00 Suits for $7.95
$12.50 Suits for $9.95
$15.00 Suits for $12.50
$20.00 Suits for $17.50
Boy’s Suits
$6.00 and $7.00 Knee Pant
Suits for.$4.95
$5.00 Knee Suits for $3.95
$3.50 and $4.00 Suits, $2.95
$2.50 Suits for.^.... $1.95
Hub Clothing Store
Victor Viener, Prop.