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DRUGS, BOOKS, STATIONlRV, SCHOOL
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Buy your harness at home and you can
always obtain repairs for them at a very
small cost. : ' I'
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please you-if you are not a judge
leave it to me and you will be
better pleased than ever.
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WHITE SALE
Every women with lingerie to buy will find
jthis. sale one of great attractiveness. Exten
sive selections are offered of the best class
of dainty goods at unusual prices: , '
12-yd bolt of Long
Cloth, per bolt $1.10
(Sold only by the bolt)
Cambric Muslin from
10c per yd to 15c
Nainsook Muslin in
plain or check at 15c
and - - 18c
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Plisse and Crepes at
15c per yd and 18c
Muslin in as good a
grade as you will
find anywhere at 9c
10c per yd and 12c
Embroideries and
Laces for trimmings
in all grades and width
If you can not come and see these
goods yourself, send for samples.
Mrs. Barbara Plares
Agent For
Butterick Patterns - Warner Bros. Corsets
IF YOU WANT THAT
Monument - Marker - Headstone
FOR
The Sewing Club Work
t 1 1 ii
Tim SuwitiK Club work constats of
two conreoi each CJlitiilning lessons
planned to cover u peiiod of one your,
Mr.MiiKii.sini1 hum:
1. Club niLMnbiTH sliiill untie under
l) or more than 10 years of ac.e tit I h
ttmu of enrollment.
'- Anyone, lriepeellve of nfju or
qualification, tuny lie mi iiftscu'Iiitts
member. This c;ives the pilvilej,'es of
ivkiiI, ir iiii'inlu'i-lilp, except competi
tion, for pi i A'.s or awards.
!l. Knidllni'Mit for tint year closes
June 1. All numbers etiiollltitf after
tills (lute will be considered membciH
In the work for the following yenr.
I. When application for member
ship in .Sowlnif Club Coiuse 1 is re
el ved by the AtfiiMilturnl intension
Service, the bulletin containing 1
lessona in sowing issent lit once direct
ly to tho club member. When appli
cation is Hindu for Course II, lessons
in this course me ulso bent to tlio club
member.
f. Club .members should follow
carefully all Instructions as given in
lessons All judinc; will be billed on
directions Riven, No material for the
woik is furnished by tho Agricultural
Extension Service.
0. If the sowing lessons are notcotu
pletod In ono year, the club member
may enroll for the becontl year to com
plete tho course. Request for recti,
rftllmcut must be miulo each yenr.
7. Twelve lessons shall be complet
ed in Course 1 and a written story
submitted entitled "What I Gained
From My Sewlntr Course" before tho
club member is promoted to Course II.
It is recommended that one lesson be
completed each month.
8. Reports of work completed shall
be tout to local, county, and state lead
ers when requests for the samo are
made
0. Tho teacher, county or local club
lender or some person not a relative
of club member shall, when the course
is completed, certify to the State Lead
er that all work has been done by club
member
10. Club members shall exhibit in
local, county, and state contests all
articles made and stotles written about
the work. No one shall be eligible to
exhibit in the state contest who does
not exhibit in local or county contests,
if such are held,
11. Awards will be made on the fol
lowing basis:
(1) Number of articles completed
and exhibited 25
(2) Application of d 1 red t ions,
noatness, accuracy, appro
priate materials, etc 55
(3) Report and btory 20
Total Score.. 100
For enrollment cards and further in
formation write to
Agricultural Extension Service,
University Farm,
Lincoln, Nebr.
Markets Steady
Tlio editor was busy whon he was
asked: "Mow are tlio markets?" Tho
man was referred to the oillec devil,
who looked wise and said: "Young
men unsteady; girls lively and in de
inanil; papa linn, but declining; ma
mas unsettled, waiting for higher bids;
coffee, considerably mixed; fresh llsli,
active and slippery; eggs quiet, but. ex
pected to open soon; whisky, still going
down; onions, strong; yeast, rising;
breadstulfs, heavy; boots and shoes
,those on the market are sold and con
stantly going up and down; hats and
enps, not so high as last year, except
ing foolscap, which is stationery;
tobacco, very low nnd has a downward
tendency; bllver close but not closo
enough to get hold of." Ex.
, Growing Children
frequently need a food tonio and tissue
huilder for their sood health.
Olive Oil
Emulsion
AMtlAinlAA " l-t.'
ia the prescription for this.
H. E. Grlce Drug Co.
DECORATION DAY
You Should Place Your Order Now
OVERlflG BROS. & GO.
Makers of Artistic Monuments
R3d Cloud,
Nebraska
$7.ooo.oo
TO PENSION INVALIDS
If we receive 500 subscription to The
Ladies Home Journal, The Saturday
Evening Post, '1 he Country Gentleman,
$1.50 each, each month till April 30, to
EQUAL last year business, the original
$5,000, earned 3 years ago, becomes the
property of Tl IK INVALIDS' I'KNSION
ASSN., making $7,000 to pension Inva
lids. No salaries. Invalids get nil.
YOUR OKOKU or renewal contributes
50c or more towards the support of a score
of Invalids who have received pension
cheeks cacti month nearly two years.
Always address your order to
CORDON. THE HAOAINE HAH, OBltH, M,
Potato Meal Bread
'' Unking experiments to test the value
of making hi em! of potato WWK mi.id
with wheat Hour ire tun? being under
taken by the United Hlu'es IViunt
incut or agrlcultnie't buieHU nt chem
istry. Till-, is to test, the prisxiMllilw,
of Him potato in the same uiniiiii-r n
(lermatiy and Austria ate now advising
their people to lo. The inci eased cost
of living throughout the uoilil has
emphasized the fact that Hour made of
other substances than wheat, or ol
these substance- mixed with wheat.
might piovldo people with healthful
food quite as nutritious as tho pure
wheat lluiif, and at the Mime time
cheaper.
Austrian biiUeM are now cnuipelbd
by law to use at least 30 per cent p.i'a
to meal in making their lue.id. The
bureau of chemistry's potato un'.-il
bread has been baked with from 'J.'i to
fiO per cent potatomeal mil tin; re
uiainlng percentage wheat The most
satisfactory loaves in comb'ning
economy and appearance- were those
made with tlio minimum nei centime
allowed in Austria or less. The loaves
made with more than .'10 per cent no-
ttito-meal were not so satisfactory as
they were heavier and less attiactivo
in form. The bread has a rather coarse
texture and dark appearance but pos
sesses a distinctive and agreeable
flavor. It also retains moisture for a
much longer period thau 01 (Unary
wheat bread.
The Bureau or Chcmistiy used the
imported "potato Hake" in sonic or Its
experiments and in others, meal made
by slicing, milling and dryitur iioIuIuhh
on a small scale in its laboratoiieo. It
should be added that such ordinarv
"potato Hour" as is on our American
markets is not the same as tho (let man
"potato ilako"or Walztnehl, which has
given such satisfactory results in the
experiments.
The question has been raised as to
whether the ordinary cooked potato
might not be satisfactorily substituted
for the prepared potato-meal. The ox
perlmentera believe that it. might serve
he same purpose if used in just the
right propoition, but this would be
dltllcull for the average housewife to
letei mine as there is greater dnnger
of using too much ami pioduclng a
very soggy loaf. Hoi- ever, the custom
of adding a, very little potato isalreidy
used by many housekeepers to keep
their bread moist and this practice can
very well be rei'ommendid for mote
general use. Omaha Trade Exhibit
Jtyany People. In This Town
never . really enjoyed a meal until
wwldviscd them to take a '
'&ewM- Dyspepsia
Jg Tablet
before and after each meal. Sold only
by us 25c a box. I
H. E. Grico Drug Co.
LFGAL NOTICE
Tlioilefenilnnt, John Harden, will tako no
tlcothaton April 7th, 11)10, Occidental llullit
Iiik r.nan Association u'rnniahn, Nebraska
plalntltr, tiled its petition ami ronimenced'
an action In the District Court of Webster
County, Nebraska, against the abovo named
defendant, John Harden, Impleaded with
Sarah' Harden, ami others, the object and
prayer of which are to foreclose, a certain
100.00 mortKago to plalntltr, executed and
dated October 21, 1U0I, by ono Thomas Hurdcii
and tho defendant, Sarah Harden, his then
wife, upon Lot Three (J), In Hlock Klaht (8).
of liludcn, in Webster County, Nebraska, and
recorded In Hook S3, at l'aito 4S0, ol tho
.Morti?iiKO Ilccords of said County to secure
their promissory noto or obligation to said
Association, dated October 21, 1901, and
plalntlirallegcs that there Is now duo upon
said noto or obligation H20.I0, with Interest
thereon at tho rato of nlno and six tenths
percent per annum, from April 1. iui6, and
for taxes paid by plalntltr to protect Its lien
on said mortgaged premises, 810.80, with In.
tcrcst thereon at ton per cent per annum
from February 22, 11)15, and plalntltr prays
that said mortgaged premises may bo de
creed to be so d to satisfy tho amount duo It
thereon and that each and all of said defend
ants and all persons claiming by, through or
under them, or any of them bo excluded
from and foreclosed of all Interest, right,
title and equity of redemption In and to
said mortgaged promises.
You are required to answer said petition
on or before tho 17th day of May, 1015.
OCCIDENTAL HUlbDINU & LOAN A8SO
CIATION OK OMAHA, NKUHASKA,
rialntlir.
Hy Fred Maurer, Its Attorney.
CAMP
THE
CHIROPRACTOR
Red Cloud, -:- Nebraska
Second House North ot I. 0. O, F. Hall
Graduate Palmer School
of Chiropractic, Davenport,
Iowa.
Consultation and
Spinal Analysis Free
At Office
PhORe lnd.212
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FIRE
THE ALARM is a dreadful think
OF FIRE for tho man without
insurance. Every time ho sees the
engines racing along his heart conies
up In his throat if the ilro is nny where
near his place. What folly, what mis
taken economy.
THE COST OF is so small that it
INSURANCE need hardly be
considered. Tho freedom from worry
alone is worth it many times ovor
Have us Insure you to-day.
O. C. TEEL,
Reliable Insurance.
FENCE POSTS
NOW IS TUB TIME
Teimesse Red Cedar Rounds
Wisconsin White Cedar Quarters, Halves
and Rounds
"Inquire About the i Dog' Fence Anchor"
I HE MAL0NE-AVERY GO.
"Let Us Solve Your Fence Post Worries"
jp-saSEtSS ; . ,. ," ; SScmiu
a JlAIJTC I ur and clean UJf
Now is the time to think of Painting and Cleaning, not
only outside the house, but inside also.
SewalPs Chemically Pure Paint
cannot be surpassed for SPREADING and durability.
SewalFs Interior Paint
for walls is the finest wall paint in the market, CHI
NAMEL Varnish and Stain for your finishing work has
been used here so long it is a household word. They
are all sold by
CHAS. L. COTTING
The Druggist
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Spring House Cleaning Will
Be on Hand in a
Few Days
Y ou WILL NEED a new Rug
for the parlor or some part of
the house. We have an exception
ally large line to select from in all
sizes. ,
Also have a nice line of Linoleum
just arriving with some of the new
patterns.
Call In And See Them
THE PRICE IS RIGHT
ROY SATTLEY
Licensed Embalmer and Furniture Dealer.
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WB Iklk CCA
2 Pianos and Musical Merchandise ?
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I UNDERTAKING
'LRDY KTTENDRNT
calls Answered Day or Night
I ED. AMACK I
J ALL THE PHONE - McFARLAND BUILDING. I
b feto m
40 MORE CHOICE FARMS
IN THE BIG HORN BASIN
Irritate 1 from tho newly constructed latoral 'A" nf ti,.. oi,,i ..
Jectnear I'owcll, Wyo., will hi opened by 1 10 Government for on. fi V, r
on some date in Apftl There arP0 over Ns pro! P" vZ fSmSJ 1, &
llotih0rtti of the various UovornuJKt
Out of the 51 farms deolnred "choice" by Government nvrm-fe r
wiry 1, 1010. there yet remain about IB. Lateral AT 8 J X LT ,FftU"
peettvo settlers aro urgoil to act quickly. Watch or J10 ilni 1 1 V"1 11"'03
to be opened and be there at Powell ic, .ly to 11 o on t at to ""n," ?
perpetual novernment water rlRht, SO year's timo. 1,0 i erest ? '
Settled lands iiIoiil's do aro now priced at from pon inVinn
hardly necessary to advettlse these . Iniitls Thev win JJ fn'? "" .nC,? U is
feel It our duty to advise you so that you tnav Imve a n V o, ul,0UBh.' , buK Wo
who kuuabout this opening. Write me l""eafr olinuots with others
S.B. Howard, Ass't. Immigration Agent
I004 Farnam St., Omaha, Nebraska
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