The Loup City northwestern. (Loup City, Neb.) 189?-1917, July 22, 1915, Image 3
I V. F. MASON President L. HANSEN. Cashier Rome Was Not Built 1 ■ ’ • 1 -_.real wealth accumulated in the ! * ‘i‘ ‘ ■«- • »•>>' It is only i»\ patient savings that Morgans are made. i he easiest wav to acquire the savings liahii t> to stuit a (•auk account. • Mir hank wishes to help you acquire this habit. fall and see us. First National Bank Loup City, Nebraska. We Pay 5 per cent on Time Deposits. !».. - I- ft*-. * 11 -i *um- \ l i*l 7th. 1. « j v - : at" :.a <]>{t* I I I ra>inr. 1‘amlt-i and J' - llauarr. 5Mf S-.r ,:e Paints most economical spec ■ prices Hansen Lumber Co ■1 " M :». ■;i , ; - • ■*!•;. —. > f i# "t. !’ Mm."lav, lillh-k %*»' hi* u »•*— n.-r I- U«. U lie M rritu !.<■■*.‘liii**i> «a* a i«s*sen V" -»it, \|ii'na> aim mm*. ; K *t- : (.Vi’ira! 'I . n -ii'irin* j fur -i -imrl - \ .1- a i - i i n-* I*.t t>* * -'(raft "*■ i-i Kri " a. .!> a!i*I Ml'' If "•■illl *•* ■■ •- F :■ ■ ■ • :! L-* Friday 1* i '• tit nrlaiart. Try Loup City Flour 1 >aily sells for less. t '.ia- ' for fresh groceries. I : " Mason visited al Austin !a*! " t ini'day. Fall:- r C’lidziii'ki \va< a passen g< r to Paplin last Friday. Ed. Thrasher went to St. Paul M " i.\ where ia-is working. V i t ; . t\t- III ' i s|\ pigs : e. Impure of A If ted A tide r s< l|l. Vli'. M. ! .esohinshv visited at ist Fi ia\ and Satur day. •it ,•! t ,e I Amp City (. :i'li ''tore -■ tiieir new prices. Win. !.• ■ owski. Pr »p. !e- ■ an Mf'. .f. 1,. i )unn v -it it Koekville i ist Tlmrsdr.v, lid T 11,(. s.|,;1('. e\ ening. Herman t Milsen returned to I i It tv Mon a\ nioining after i.ng "uii iay with Immc folks. Mi"'\oria 1-ov iei wa»apassen ' ' Aieadia last Th irsday to > - a it!i Mi" Waunetta t Unger. $ Dry Goods Carnival At Loup City For Ten Days > — ■— The Loup City Mercantile Company $25,000 Stock of Goods to Select From » SALE WITH A REASON iu»>iaiMvs have combined to make this saie adttsaide it this season of the year. " • lit very hcavil;. ’his spring anticipating a ■ i>.i>teroii> weather conditions has left it rsit in I uid we ar< ompeiied to saeri *■< i' ’-i_st-.fi in order t > sell while merchandise is hi demand x • - ' ; tint when our friends and patrons b t<. t:i. fullest by this great bargain sale. Be .w w.- . ; -te a few of the items w hich will go I in this Mile: ItACC " A t *. r• r*i j' DC LACE »t • ' : 7 Sc \ • t ; . r .1: IC EMBROIDERIES tit ■ r -i at DC EMBROIDERIES 1 q DC CMBROlEERIES i. » >• .r;: aq 'a 4DC '>* !»' 00#* cDC GINGHAMS . A Sa'- DC GINGHAMS 10#* a I DC II per cent o.scoani on all Shoes lariRt this Sale ■ ■ ... BOYS' SUITS. *o ilce "(it ;it u #A AA • and £».(*• i] ues. at «v*wO BOYS SUITS - ilar (1 AA ■ -- this Sale #t>90 TABLE LINEN value ir. l a i • ■ Linen CQn S lie at 09C * j® Ta i *• Linen 80C Special Price on all Ladies Muslin Underwear A arjrt i rkish Towel At at Mt-n » ( Kid i'.,nb AA _V .md up to. g I .UU Men s Straw Hats at Big Cut Price BEST CANE SUGAR *7 AA 1'* ill. far idf.UU — - < . ■ ■ ■ —.. . . — ■ We always pay the highest market price for produce. Call and see us. * Loup City Mercantile Co. I Daily sells for less. fry Chase's first—it pays. Step ladders $|. Stack ladders SI 25 up Hansen Lumber Co. K. C. Taylor was a business passenger to Palmer Tuesday morning. W hen you feel like thirty cents, sake Aval's Touic. Sold only at the A val store. We will pay 10c for hens and 17c for springs this week Ravenna Creamery Company. Second cutting alfalfa for 'ale. Leave order to A. A. Steen, U. P. Foreman. Loup City. Mrs. R. M. Hiddleson and daughter Ada. visited with friends at Rockville Saturday. Mrs Sam Daddowauddaughter, Kvol.vn. went to St. Paul Tuesday to visit with the A. L. Batman family. Mi ss Delephine Daddow went to Austin Saturday for a few days visit with Alonzo Daddow and family. Miss Mary Reitnan accompanied her little niece. .Miss Myrtle Johns, to her home al Arcadia Saturday evening. Mi'. J. 11. Martin of Omaha arrived here Saturday for a visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ainick. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Sorensen! returned home from their honey moon trip to Denver, last Thurs day evening. I*r. .1. L. Bowman will soon | commence the erection of ;t mod ern residence on his lots in the north part of town. Mrs. William lJowe and daugh ter. Mrs. Seliw ietzer and children went to Blaine county for a short visit with relatives. >1*" Victoria Tapolski came up from Sehaupps Monday for a few days" visit with her brother.Frank Tapolski and wife. For Sale—Five or six acres of I land, in alfalfa, fenced chicken tight. For terms and particulars -ee Alfred Anderson. Mrs. 11. S. Conger returned to' her home at Arcadia Saturday evening after visiting here with relatives and friends. •V pound can of home rendered lard for sale at lot* a pound. I pay the highest market prices for! hides. .lohn Kggers. Mrs. K. F. Bell went to Sp Ki wards. Nebraska, Tuesday morning where she will visit with: relatives for a few days. George Mustek and family re turned home from Junior. Nebras ka. where they have been visiting t . relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Mell Gordon and two children and Mrs. d. K. Ward were down from Arcadia Monday enjoydug the day at the park. We will have something of sj>ecial interest Saturday on our bargain counter. Coup City Cash More. Win. Lcwandowski. Prop. Mi>s Mar •loluisoi). who lias: visiting here with her friend. ; .Miss ivlna links, returned to herj home at Boeliis Monday morning. The Arcadia telephone system was sold last Saturday t<> a gentle-1 man named Waite. The new * owner takes possession on August 1st. Mis- Alma Hapka and -i-ti r Erma, returned home from Ash-] tun Thursday where they had; keen visiting for t he past ten j day Mrs. A. A. Gray and children returned to their home at Rock ville Saturday after vi-iting here] at the home of her si-tcr, Mr-. II. Hulls. W. W. Rein, who ha- keen vi-iting here witn hi- sister. Mrs. W. (J. Dicterichs. returned to his home in Coldwater. Kansas, last Friday morning. Wanted—For the Eastern war zone, the best and most market , able horses, sufficient in size and * quality for any of the duties re quired there. See Myrl Warrick. 1 on can seen re almost immediate relief from the constant itching of Eczema—use Xyal s Eczema Ie> j lion prompt in its action and !effective—we recommend its use. Buy it at the Xyal store. Little Frank Kyon investigated the workings of a lawn mower Saturday, with the result of a bad ly lacerated hand. The doctor fixed him up all right and the little fellow will soon Ik* as good as new. “I Don't Feel Good” That is what a lot of jieople tell us. t sually their bowelsonly need cleansing. jtexaBfrQtdefrgig/ will do the trick and make 3*011 feel fine. \\e know this 1 positively. Take one tonight. Sold only by us, 10 cents. Wm. Graefe. I- . For Cash Canned Peas. ©A per doz.IfUG Canned Beans, ©A#* per doz.VUG Pork and Beans. gA. per doz.OUG Wax Beans. per doz.©UG Canned Calif. ACa Peaches, 2 for . Canned Black berries, 2 for.. .£^vw Try us and you'll conic back R. L. ARTHUR - Daily sells for loss. Cha*e's for fresh groceries. I talcs] hay for 'ale. R. L. Arthur. K. T. Thrasher. Painter ami Paper Hanger. 1 Att Best threshing coal 36.50 per ton Hansen Lumber Co. - Mr. and Mis. W d! a in Doner re" turned home from St. Paul Satur day evening. •lolm Diet/, returned home from i Rockville Monday where he had 1 heen on business. Mrs. d. ,1. Slominski and chil dren went to Sehaupp* Monday i for a short visit. A. ('. < )gle returned home from Omaha Saturday where he had been on business. Mis* Teckla Polski came upj from A*liton Monday evening and ; visited a few days. Wc will pay !0c fer hens and 17c for springs this week. Ravenna Creamery Company. Mr*. Clara Cox went to Aurora last Friday where 'he will vi-it with relative* for some week'. Mi'* JLucieuo Chase, who .' liceti visiting in Ma*on City f • pa't month with relative*.returne 1 home last Thursday evening. K. A. Miner ha* gone into the! bee business, receiving his first 'warm of bees Ia*t week. About the first thing Kd did wa* t<> get stung. The Misses Marie and Orena (Hilsen were passenger* t" Com-1 stock Saturday evening to visit with their sister and co: 'in. Mrs. dess Marvel. If.von waul a dniy. phone ,\.L. ! Enderlee. I thick <'•">. or leave your order with i*ither lumber yard in i'... (i. lay lor. P si ot service gua raiiteed. • Mr. and Mi>. John Dietz of Meadow (trove, Nebraska, came last Friday evening for a visit w itli NIrs. Dietz's parents. Mr.and . Mrs. John Stanezyk. Piano tuning. Karl ('. Prink! the reliable piano tuner will be in Itoup City this month, over thirty live years experience. Iz'ave orders at Selnvaners Jewelry store. Mrs. t'. It. Johns and daughter Clara returned to their home in Arcadia last Thursday after visit ing here a few days with Mrs. Johns sisters.Mrs. S. E. Thrasher and Miss Mary Peiman. " ---:— Naco Corsets The Season’s Favorite Style A104 Illus trated A Most i Popula: | Mode! j Women who enioy beauty and quality eboule i'SJESr Naco Corsets Every style is. fitted over living models and expertly designed to improve and beantif) the form. Naco Corsets Best Shapes Richest Trimmings Greatest Values Finest Materials Strong and Durable Will Not Rust, Tear or Split NATIONAL CORSET CO.. Makers Kalamazoo. Mich. —Sold By— Wm. Lewandowski Daily sell' foi les'. — Try Chase’s first—it pays. Mis> Petroniila Theis visited with friends in f irand Island Thurs day. Ice cream jars, pint ami quart size, double glass lined, llenrv ,M. Eisner. We will pay 10c for hens anc 17c for springs this weak. Ravenna Creamery Company. Eoup City Cash Store. Wm. I^cwamfowski i' selling summer goods at a great reduction. Emma and Jimmie Iiarluuek went to Farwell last Saturday to visit with relatives and friends. W. C. Mackey came over from Kearney last Wednesday and spent a few days here visiting. Mrs. liufus Iliddleson went to (irand Island Saturday fora few days visit with the John Needham family. Miss Clara Jankowski returned to her home at Ashton last Friday after visiting here a short time with relatives. Mis- M.imio Adamson went to Council Bluffs. Iowa last Saturday morning to visit with her sister. Mr-. W. S. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boev king and daughter went Jo Kearney last: Friday for a few day- visit with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. ,1. Hoot and; baby returned liotne last Friday evening front their trip to Ohio and other eastern points. Oscar Bechthold came up from; (fraud Island Friday evening for a few days' visit with his par- < cut'. Mr. and Mrs. L. Bechthold. Mr. and Airs, dens Carlsen i came up front Dannebrog Monday noon and visited with their s0n. C. C. Carlsen and family, return ing home Tuesday. Mr-, .lane Lander- and two little grandsons, Ralph am! Stanton Sorensen, of Arcadia visited in our city la-t Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Hansen. Tired, aching and sweaty feet are made comfortable by -prink-! ling Neal's Eas'Em into the shoes.: Do this for a few mornings and you will he agreeably - reprised at the result. Swanson & Lofhoim. Mr. A. L. Balman antoe i up St. Paul S i t \ . at the Sam Daddow and Norton Lam • Ml lioutcs. They were so companieo home by the Mis-c.-. M i '!>• Dad low and Flora Brown. Mi— Ida Cowling returned home last Wednesday from Aurora and Central City where she ha- been the past month visiting with re lative-. She was accomiBUiied home by her niece. Mi— Ada Sandinc who will visit here for a while. Mis- Frieda Dieteri* h returned Lome from A'hton Saturda y even ing where-lie had been v i-iting for some time with her uncle.! Fieri Hein and family. <!ie was! accompanied home by her eonsin. ‘ Mi's Edna Hein who will visit here for a few days. M r.and Mrs. Albert An deist rom j and baby came up from' Ashton j Saturday evening for a vis! with Mrs. Anderstrom’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Corning. Mr. Anderstrom returned Monday morning while Mrs. Anderstrom remained for a longer visit. HAN V Farmers' Friend He knows the farmers and understands their difficulties. Be sure to see HANSEN when you want Lumber, Coal. Paints. Posts and Fence. Everything to complete the building. Let Hansen Figure your lumber bills and help you plan your require ments. He can save you money and make you not only satisfied but well pleased. The best threshing coal in Loup City. $6.50 per ton Hansen Lumber Go. The Detroit Oil Stove Tnal gives twice the heat and does not use a wick. Gives a perfect blue fiame: —FOR SALE BY— HAYHURST-GALLAWAY HOW. CO. I Use a Binder Engine | F armers, if you want to cut your gram while the ground is muddy get a Cushman binder engine. They mount right onto any make of binder. Call and see sample. 0. S. MASON Attend The Sherman Countv Fair v September 22-23-24 JliLY CLEARANCE SALE At The Hub Clothing Store J 1 — I ■■MM I I $10.06 and $12.00 Suits Clearance d* © A A Price... $ © ■ IMF $13.50 and $15.90 Suits SIT" $11.00 1 33 1-3 Discount on any Straw hat or Felt hat in the house Mens Union Suits Puritan Mesh 1C. or Fine Ribbed I ! Men's Dress Shirts One Lot Men’s Dress Shirts, the 50c kind 01 AA Three for... i__ $20.00 Suits $20.00 Clearance (T f £ E? Price... ^HnjU I Clearance on Shirts SI .00 and S1.25 Shirts for 85c. SI .50 Shirts for SI.15 S2.00 Shirts for SI.35 $2.50 Shirts for $1.75 The Hub Clothing Store Victor Viener, Proprietor