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Fresh Lowncyq at Miner llrog.'.bo.
Do your Christmas shopping 'with
the home merchants,
W. H. Kootitz was in Knnas ,City
(lie first of the week
Our bronze lace shoes are 14. .Ellis
Shoe St6re. nilv .'
Chnrles fthcl Oliver Powell ivero
Hebron visitors Thursday. s
Attorney F. J. Munday was in Blue
Hill the 'flrs'of the week. , ,
Miss 'Hazel Spife6 is homf' frqro
Otpaba, where she visited friuntw. ,'"
the , Evening wWt Club 'met at
ttfe Ed.,Vlatt home last Thursday.
jMr anil Mrs.- C. .T IMatt .tintertaln
a few frfeuds at dinner this evening.
.A big' ft.-E church market will be
hlld at jWv'llbraipdt's store Saturday.
.Charles Steward and Clarence John
sqn were passengers to Hastings this
morning,
Mrs.J.0. Wiles and Mrjj. Nettie
Ferguson of Orleans were in the city
Saturday.
T. C. Hacker of Oak Harbor, Wusb.
ington, arrived in the city Sunday to
visit friends.
Chad. StelTens and son, Henry, are
home from a visit with relatives in
Grand Island.
Lew Bohrer and family of IJenkle
man, visited his parents, Wra. ltohrer
and wife this week.
Chas Dickenson of lnavale was in
the city Saturday, visiting his son,
Ivan DIokenson and family.
George Overing was taken to Hast
ings, Wednesday, where he will" under
go an operation for appendicitis. (
"C. L. Cotting has a fine stock of
package candies. Try the Allegretti
Chocolates. Finest candy made."
Mr, and Mrs. Roy Sattley and Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Sattley spent Sunday
'with relatives near North Branch.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Burden of Bloom
ing ton, spent Sunday here with ben"
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Essigf
' Mn and Mrs. Art Chaney and, Son of
'Superior spent Sunday ' in this kclly
.then a nair of tboee red ton. flew
')iotf rabbsr boots at MM SheeJSttore.
' I will bare en sale at ;ftof$SatUe;d
furniture store on Deosmber 11th, a
"f line of fancy work for ChrlsBflsA $;.
lent Call and see the. Catherine
trF,
I ickards.
'Vm. 'Topic, Franchise; .Leader, Mrs. J.
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jy Few people know it, but a defective
':' range is a steady drain on thei family
i) purse. ,A rarige expert,. who willj have,
.: charge or our Majestic Demonstration,
.'s week of Dec. 13th to 18th will show
Xloa tow'tcTfeduce lVous"ehold expenses'
wiin ms parents, nr, ana mm. .1: k. ;. " " wivu
hChariev '" Sd" "'- SarkE'e Uompond Co 25 75
naney. tMsburgb Meter Co -tffhlf
f Make the children bann b buying Cbirnerelal Else Co .- 12 ft)
U. '1 I. .- . L. M. aJl ' K UT UamI.i. .9 vV
Tje W. C. T. U. will meet w.t$fft)..: JiS'J'hA '
Eogls, instead of Mrs. BoMbriefTon ffMSSSSmSSLS '
Weneeday, Deoember 5i'-tf2?sV$. tVlPi?TffFff ?wl!ffl.-?r.r
'Stm ' TVklrt VatiiKlaA T.aaatw Mwm T a fir... QU-h Jl.. J3aVma1 t..-J ..
. Pope Bros,
. Mrs. P. L. 8aith and Ellery Hooper
" will attend the Boys' Corn Club mee
; ing at Guide Rock, Saturday; (which
will be under the personal direction of
Miss Gertrnde L. Coon- L. F. Skinner
'K and Miss Ortof Lincoln, will also give
o instructions to the club workers.
R. C Lane of the Empine Cream
.-, SepantsfjCo of Denver, was. in, the
citythe first bf'the weekend instai'fe'd
, ': an Empire milking machine for B. E,
Eshelman, the prosperous farmer
) southwest of town, who is ever on the
lookout for labor saving devisee for
his farm.
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School Board Heats
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session on' Monday Deotmber 6th,
r" with all members present exceot
0 Weeener. The gentleBen decided to
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.mencita wala.' Monqar, Jaautry 3rd.
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iry authorized to execute the 135,000
(ft school bonds, and deposit " a'm'aT: with.
. - euie treasurer, ror saie ror principal
and.. intAresB. .Gtiment.. tr rpnKll. .Kn.
i 'A' allowed. t for two dais work br Mrs.
Medlar 'teaching during aVsence of TVT
P. Medlar.
Board voted tch(rVValUj wing. !mv'
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,,'.; chine for balance of the school year,-
'',' on application:' ;ot , dpnicalip .sclerie'e
,-V; teacher. M.W11 -tfi-ltfiX '
H' Th fnllnnrino lifllanravA t.1lnr1-
The following bills were allowed:
:t. Webster County Argus $ .'15
. Roscoe P. Weesuer A Co , .2."i
W F. G. Tottute tt Stou ....'. j . Jil & iW.'Ott
CM C. L. CottlnaV. . . a'A .; . . .'
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. if: jL-0vCldwu"' 71.91
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temkniltfri Advertlber 7.25
Insure your' Farm Propcrty'wlth
Frank T. Hoon, , Fieldman
for the ' "
Farm Central Nutual Fire
Insurance Co.,
of
Hastings, Nebraska
Phones: Office, .104; Residence, 17.M5
A sane, safe, sound and economical
plan of lire, lightning and tornado
Insurance.
Will your policy soon expire?
Write me and let me explain. No
obligation on your part.
City Council Meets
Tho city council, met on Tuesday
e'enlng, Mayor Dnnicrell presiding
All of the Cbuuciltnen were present.
The minutes of the last meeting
wero.read iitnl approved.
James Peterson and Frank Smith
appeared before the council aud asked,
permission to construot a building at
the11 Intersection of 4t'h nvenun aVitl
Webster street for the purpose' of ;'
niuiitng ,tne prize automobile -.to -ibe,
Kivetraway by' the merchants of '.Rett'
Cloud. Tho council' granted them a
permit to erect 'he same. i.
The report of S. R Florancc City
Treasurer was read andordered'placed
on file. i '
Hutchison & Saladen presented a
policy for 810,000 on' Boiler Insurance
for three years and a policy covering
liabilities to employees for one year.
Boiler policy to cost 190.50 and Liabili
ty policy tb cost 9128.50 Moved by
Perry and seconded by'Koontz that we
accept the Liability Policy' for 8128.00
the same to be paid for at the January
meeting aud reject the Boiler Policy.
Motion carried
Tho' Mayor notified the Council that
the City had been sued for 85000 by
Spencer' E. Bailey and asked Council to
express themselves concerning an at
torney. Moved by Perry and seconded
by Caldwell that the matter be referr
ed to the -advisory committee to prb-
cure-an attorney to represent the city.
motion earned.
The following claims were allowed:
Guy Zeigler 814'J 00
W A Fatten 80 00
Harry Huffer '. , 75 06
EH.Weber. 122 lo
SRFlorance G35 02
OCTeel... :....'. 43 45
Grant Christy 5"0b
M McUonkey 'Do 00
Frank Clawson 13 95
DCTeel 56 00
Sc.hool District No 2 03 12
HJMaurer 9 40
GeqH Overing 8 00
Morhart Bros ' 14 25
Malone-Avery Co 91 88
Bodtres Chemical Co 5 00
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riatt. Frees 2188
Kewanee Boiler Co its 00
'if OeVtli'UV(L'rlbirt J. lm .VJ ill At
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. At the SundaT Sohool Board mnat
ing last Motiday 'erening offlcerrs Were
elected for the coming year.
Tht Home Missionary aocUty met
with 'Mrs. Myers. A good neetidg- is
reporea and . a barrel of frwft was
pkeked for the Mother 'JeweTs Dona
at York.
. .Christmas co.mmittees are at work
making arrangements forth Cferfst
mas program and Cantata.
The Epwprth League are arraaging
for a week of nMtinira hatrfnnincr
-January Sad celebrating tbelr.silTer
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We hope the Sixty Fourth Congress
will act favorably on the National
Constitutional Prohibition Amend,
ment.
Sunday morning the pastor will
present some phase of the temperance
problem. In the evening the third of
tne series 6n Eschat616gy-will.be giv'
en. The subject is the Resurrection.
Christmas Fcrvlcas at Ash Creek on
Thursday before Christmas. All as
iuviterl. '
The Webster County Teachers' Oca.
arai neeung win o DeJd in Ibe scmiOI
house t Guide Rook, Saturday, Deo.
lltb. The County Boys' U Girls
Contest will b held m the sama tirssj
Two state workers Miss Ort ai.
BklnaSf will' be reWbt to jodgVtfc
SS&S?JSUSS
fl"La ". "-t "rents ate In
VTlea tb atuad. "
Vt &1 SiWrWrt' )ci kwaethode, and
lug wUl,be.taken op and deuonstrat
Ions fn th'tachiugof reading wUI H
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given, uign scnooi ana.graae cnuares,
will srive readintrs showuia- what? can
bfea&omptilintt is ;therlegular'' read I
las c;ms!ppoMlasjns- II
lngl?to'8St-fc.3t3drd-e'be rsW-d
throughout the county ln high u'soh'ool
ana gn.aes'ana;entae-ttp method
Mayer Coal Co . 331 34
ma west ttiecio 70 ra
frlH Pnmn A Yalei (In, 1C II
.AthleUo cjiRJ stringing, a,pd .potato I 5'ft.
pfAHlettwliMhtd-ktWBis J ?B:
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;tBe.parenjts' section "Club Work"
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CHKritTOnHolsaldmtate will take nottci,1
tha. tUe .Ume Um!td lor preMatatlon
fllln ol clBlmnairalnm lliv cam la Juiu, lli.
ltlie; nod lor the payment of debris tfoiti&J
lMli. 1918. that I wiaft-at tae countrT court1
i wsh an BwaBwBwv vm iho 47tu urtvi ! uuv
,118,' at Wo"aWa;AJ 'M-f t (SMlve. exara''
lns Ar, .suow, 'nwadjaii allcialrM and ob-
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TEPEEF"
Friday and Saturday
Dec. 10 and 11 .
The Black
Triangle
IN FOUR REELS
A Detective Story of unusual
worth, abounding in scenes of extra
ordinary interest
Monday and Tuesday
Dec. 13 and 14
Neal of the
Navy
THE SEVENTH STORY
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A COMEDY
Wednesday and Thursday
Dec 15 and 10 ,
At Bay
A live reel special with strong inter
est holding powers. A master picture
with splendid acting'by a company ,0f
star players.
Floreucc Reed in the leadidg role is
a consumate actress. Critics pro
nounce it a great picture.
First Bhow at B o'efek
Kagular Prlcm
i Mrs. Plumb of , Eureka, Illinois ar
rived in the city the last of the week
to visit her daughter, Mrs. E. H. New
house and family.
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Substantial and
Husband, your
Cousins.
Wearing, Apparel Is Always Acceptable. j
' Big, line to, choose , from. Men's and Boys' Suits, and Overcoats, Furnishing '
Goods, Beautiful Tics. Mufflers, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Hats, Caps and Shoes,
Shirts, Collars, Underwear, and everything a man or boy wears. ,
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merchandise for ;personal use and for the home. TratftBg
stamps are'not false economy. .Funds dfcited in a bank
brine; you interest. : Expenditures made in this store also
bring you interest in -ihe form of . negotiable' trading
stamps. A .visit to our Premium Parlor will be time well
spent; ' 1 ,?! ''V A
Bath Sets
One set'ihrox.
4 towels, 2 wash
cloths and bath
.mat to match.
Fucy GooAr
Sofa Pillow, Tflns. ,
Embroidered 'Ta- '
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Laundry Bags,
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Igloveg'or Xmas.- buy a- Bo4asv4 tby car bring it to eur
counter. and'selc(;tleir 6wn'C&v. '
, Prices of, .Glomes ,-
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Mocha. Silk Lined. ;.75. All'staple colors
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We are ready to do our part toward your Christmas
Shopping
Useful Christmas Presents for your
Son, your Sweetheart and your
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Fancy Ribbons
In Xmas ribbons, narrow for
wide, fancy ribbons for all
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Excepti'on'a 1 ly ;
FineVcari,'vI0c 25c't
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vince you. Xmag
mixed 'candies,
per lb., 10c up.
(Special prices to
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Presents.
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