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Ed Aninck was in Hastings Monday
DicVipon returned Saturday from
St Joo. ,
Art Urndslinw of Holdredgo wns
here Sunday.
Fred Arnold of Inavule, wns iu Red
Cloud Monday.
Conductor Kills of Hastings, wns iu
the city Sunday.
Dr. Asher of Klverton, is In the city
on business today.
lllauoh Darker of Inavale, visMlod
her parents here Sunday.
Grant Turner is now driving a new
International motor truck.
Byes tested, glasses fitted. J. C.
Mitchell, the Jeweler.
Waller Deuny of Goodlaml, Kansas,
was in the olty Sunday.
Fred Kuchn, who has been on the
sick list, is again ablo to bo out.
Good meals good service modcrot
prices Powell & Pope's cafe.
Mildred Fentress of Catnbiidge, is
visiting rclutlvcs and frionds here.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Barkorof Inavale,
visited relatives in this city Sunday.
"Tanlac" the great stomach tonic Is
? bold by Cotting, the druggist.
Farmers' Union meeting at Kellogg
Hall every Thursday .night at S:3o. tf
ltoy Robinson of Cheyenne, Wyom
ing, 'visited rclutlvcs hero the fltst of
the week.
FOR RENT Four room house one
block north Royul Hotel. U. A.
Sutton.
James Ethcrton of Grand Island,
spent Saturday and Sunday with lola-tives-and
friends hero.
The Independent phone company be
gan work on their new lines, thro'out
the city Monday morning.
The new County Agent is now on
the job, having established his ofUce
with County Surveyor Overlug.
Cotting soils Sal.Vet-Hcss'8 Stock
Food and International Stock Food.
x Any one will help your stock just now.
i' Bert Duckcr lcftl Wednesday for
Rochester, Minnesota, having been
called there by the illnoss of a rela
tive Dave Kuley and wife expect to leave
Sunday morning for Washington, D. C,
and other eastern points, on a sight
seeing tour.
C. H. Hart.loft for St Paul, Minne
sota, Tuesday. He will visit liirbroth
er, serving with the colors and now lo.
cated at that place. y( j ui I ' i '
Dr. Warrick will meet eyewear, nose
and throat patients antlHhoWneedl'ng
glasses at Dr. Damerell's, Wednesday, I
April 3rd.' Hours 2 tp MUff
Mrs. Robert Mitchell went, to Den
ver the first of the week' to visit' her"
husband, who Is in a hospital in that
olty. The doctor 1b reported slightly
improved.
FOR SALE Dcsireable residence
property In Inavale, Neb, Modern
improvements and good outbuildings.
t wells. Priced right for quick deal.
Inquireat this oflloe. lltf
Ted McArthur, one the prosperous
young farmers of this vicinity, holds
the record for ttye number of arrivals,
on one farm, in one week. The list
consists of a baby daughter, a thor
oughbred baby calf and 50 baby pigs.
Where's the farmer that can beat this
record?
A Brassiere will
Complete Your Corset
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insure this sweep of line and "blot out'
the break one otherwise would find.
They are well-made, prettily designed and
trimmed, and as strongly guaranteed as the
celebrated Warner's Rustproof Corsets.
fe. BaftaM Phages
It. A. Sutton was iu Inavalo Sunday.
Will Foster of Franklin, Is in the
city today.
Don Hailwell of Inavale, was In tho
city Tuesday.
Paul McDowell returned fiom Law.
rcuco Friday,
Furley Robins returned from Wheel
er, Kansas, Moudny.
Frnuk Stavr went to Lincoln on
binines'? Wednesday.
Glen Walker transacted business In
Omaha tho first gf tho week.
Win. Hoffman of Hustings, was in
tho city the lost of the week.
Ted McMurroy of Lincoln, was In
tho city tho llrst of the week.
Mrs. Steve Kennedy of Inavale, was
u Red Cloud visitor on Tuesday.
Raymond Turnnro returned homo
from Washington, D. C.ljLlftst evening.
.Cecil Barrett, who is attending school
ut York, is in the city visiting his
parents.
Iluiold Morauvillc returned Wed
nesday from Chicago, where he has
been attending college.
Mrs. Guy Zciglcr returned to Lin
coln Monday, after an extended visit
hero with relatives and frionds..
Buy Land atStratton, Colorado See
Rose Brothers of Blue Hill, Nebraska,
or go to Jos. A. Collins, Stratton, Colo
rado. 3 12t Rose Bisos
The War Saving Stamp Drive on last
Friday, provod to be a success, as the
amount subscribed exceeded the coun
ty's allotment by over $100,000.
C. O. Bonnet, special agent of the
Lincoln Telephone Company, is in tho
city this week looking after the Inter
ests of tho compauy.
Many stockholders of tho Campbell
Oil Company, wcro in the city Sunday
inspecting the local well. Also sever
ul promotors interviewed local parties
trying to perbuado thorn to take stock
in tho Campbell well.
Tho Big Chief Oil well Is now down
about i!370 feet and prospeots for oil
are bright ns the drillers state that in
all probability when they go through
tho rock In which they arc now drill
ing oil will be found underneath it.
E. M. Ege, proprietor of the five, ton
and twouty-flve cent store, will on
Saturday of this week, open his new
lue cream parlor in tho Fogel building
and will cater to the public with ice
cream, soda, fancy drinks, etc., also a
complete line of candies, fresh fruits
and cigars.
The remains of Putrick Cassells ar
rived in the city last evening from
Butte, Montana, where the young man
was killediin a mine accident on last
Saturday, Funeral services were con
ducted by 'Father Fitzgerald from tho
Catholic church Wednesday at ton
oVdpokjf torment ',was)jbRde in vhfc
city cemetery. ,
Oil"Saturdfty 'evening, at the home
of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Allan Carpenter, occurred the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Pearl, to Don
ald L. Cook of Oxford. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Bcebe in tho
presence of relatives and friends. Af
ter a brief honeymoon they will be at
home to their friends on a ranch near
Newport.
Farm Loans
Private money ut lowest interest
No delay, money horc. All papers
kept bore and payable at home bank
I also make regular company loans on
best terms to bo had. Call for me at
State Bank. C. F Cathor. tf
The contour from
shoulder to knee is
important. There
should be no break,
but an easy sweep
of line over the
.sier& lop of the corset
straight down the
hips.
Win. Crablll went up to Lincoln
Monday
Mr-. N. A. Piatt was In Cowles
Tuesday.
Oliver Powell trutisnctcd business In
Lincoln Tuesday
Engineer Albert Troyer spent Sun
day In McCook.
Tom Nash of McCook, was in the
olty the first of tho week.
Walt Sanderson of McCook, wns In
tho city tho llrst of tho week.
There will bo a meeting of tho
Homo Guards Friday night at 8 o'clock.
Olllccrs will bo elected.
I). Phelps of Camp Funston, Is visit
ing liis parents for n few days boforo
going to the Held of battle.
Geo. Amack is erecting a modern
dwelling on his farm. 'Jhiis. Ben,
baker Ii I the contractor fa charge of
the work;.
There will be a meeting' of the as
sessors of Webster County at tho rourt
boubc in this city on Saturday nftor
noon at ono o'clock. They will be
given instructions relative to their
work and also recclvo tholr supplies,
Foil Sai.k 1G0 acres of pasture land.
1 1.2 miles west and 2 miles north of
Inavale, Nebraska. Fenced, tank and
wind mill. Terms, 830.00 an acre At
least ono half down, balance with good
security. Mrs Wm. Inoxs.
Tho local Liberty Loan Committee
are covering tho county tills week,
leaving at each home a registration
card which must bo flllod out. This
ami will give tho Committee and the
Council of Defense information ro
gardlng the financial circumstances of
oach registrant and what each ono has
contributed to other war contributions.
The teachers and boys of the Sab
bath school of which Lynn Bush is a
member, surprised him with a visit on
his sixteenth birthday, Monday, March
2oth. Tho pastor, Rev J. L. Boobc,
and choir of tho United Christian
church, surprised Mrs. Bush, whose
birthday is the same date. The mem
bership of the church desire to express
their appreciation of the faithful, elll
cicnt help of Mr. and Mrs. Bush and
ovcry member of tho choir, who have
given the Gospel in song.
F. W. Cowden, of tho clothing Arm
of Cowden-Kaloy will leave Sunday to
purchaso goods on the eastern markets,
He will visit St. Louis, Chicago, Cleve
land and other eastern cities A mem
bership in the United National Cloth
iers Association puts this Htm in touch
with manufacturers of tho best grade
of clotbjng and enables them to pur
chase at right prices. This combined
with Mr. Cowden's ability and years of
experience assures the buying public
that they will receive an np-to-dat
line of clothing at popular prices.
The Indian Creek Farmers' Educa
tional and Cooperative Union No. 1133,
held an 'dpen meeting' on las't Friday
night The Union gave Tail oysfer 'cup
per and the school of ''District1! 4, gave
an excellent entertainment consisting
of singing, reoitations, readings, dia
logues and debate, Resolved, "The
Rural High Schools are More Benefi
cial than Town High Schools." The
afllrraatlvo won the debate. There
was a largo attendance and everybody
expressed themselves as having a fine
time and plenty to eat. Tne Union
wants to thank the tcaohtrs and school
for their hearty support in making
that, a meeting long remembered by
everybody present.
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City Boys Being Prepared for Farms
The Omaha and Council Bluffs Im
plement and Vehicle Club 'are teaching
high school pupils all about farm im
plcmcnts so that tho boys can help
Undo Sam on tho farms. Farmers
desiring boys will communicate with
P. R. Mumpus, 1021 W. O. W. Bldg.,
Omaha. Tho boards of education of
Omaha and Council Bluffs are cooper
ating in tho movement.
Farm Loans
Lowest rates, best terms and option
and in any amount. No inspection ex
pense, apd absolutely no dolny. Six
plans to choose from. Solo agent for
Trevett, Mattls & Baker.
J. n. Bailey.
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Corn
Is not no experiment
it is a thoroughly tried
and proven DESTROYER
of RATS and MICE.
When dead they leave no
odors as they are mummified.
Sold and guaranteed by
Chas. L. Cotting
The Druggist
Flour Limit Set at
Six Pounds Per Month
Now rules and regulations effective
Monday of this week for tho uso and '
distribution of wheat flour havo bccni
promulgated by Gut-don W. Wattles,!
food administrator, upon advice from
Ilorboit Hoover. They are:
rlrst Householders must not use
to exceed one and one-half pounds per
week of wheat products for each per
son in the family. Tills means not
more than one and thrco-foinths lbs.
of Victory bread containing tho re
quired amount of substitutcsandabout
one-half pound of cooking flour of all
kinds combined.
Second Public eating places and
cluba to observe two whcatlcss davs a
(Week, londay 'and Wccmcsday, "and1
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In addition they arc not to servo In
tho aggregate a total of moro than
two ounces of wheat products to any
ono guest at ono meal. No wheat
products arc to ho served unless spe
cifically ordered. Public eating estab
lishments aro not to buy moro than
six pounds of wheat flour per month
per guest.
Third Retailors shall not sell more
than twenty-four pounds of flour to
any town customer at any ono time
and not moro than forty-eight pounds
to a country customer at ono time.
And then only with an equal weight of
substitutes.
Fourth Bakers and grocers arc
asked to reduce tho amount of victory
bread eoUI by selling three-quarter
pound loaves where- tho pound loaf
was sold before. Bakers aro also
asked not to incrcaso tho amount of
their wheat flour purchases beyond 70
per cent of the monthly amount pur
chased in the four months prior to
March 1st.
Fifth Manufacturers using wheat
products for non-food purposes aro di-
rcctcd.to ceaso such uso entirely.
Sixth No limit is placed upon tho
use of other cereals such as corn, bar
ley, buckwheat, potato flour, etc.
"If wo aro to supply tho necessary
wheat; to our associates wc must com
ply with these regulations" says Wat
tles, "Wo must reduce our consump
tion one-half, and only strict compli
ance with these rules will enable us to
do so. This is a military necessity
and must be so construed.
INAVALE
Leo. .Ruby spent Sunday with hi;
father. -iv
Mr&tiSam Delsley spent a couple of
days in Red Cloud thin wock.
,,sr'W! 'Barker spcriV severaVdaya
with. his ton Guv and fatnilv.
BlaneheBarker spent Sunday hi. Rd
vjiuuu. wiu nor pureuvH. -,
"'Bessh and Nelie( jtujjledge snout
Munaay aiternoon in iteJq,uiouu
1 lGuy Barker and family spent Sun-
day.iD-Red.Cloud with J, Barker and
family;- " t - t
Mrs. E. Smith and Mrs. Joe Reed and
daughter, spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Goo,&Utkln.
Mr. Juyjce- and wife of Alma, spent
Sunday, with their son, C. A Joyce
and family.
Don Hartwell and wife and Miss
Filly autoed to Red Cloud Tuesday
afternoon.
Mis. Steve Kennedy and mother, al
so Mrs. Mike Keiffiedy autoed to Red
Cloud Tuesday.
Rev Reeves of Guide Rock, preach
ed Sunday forenoon and ovenlug at the
Christian church.
A huge crowd attended the County
Sunday School Convention at the
Christian church lust week.
Will Todhnm and family, Mrs. S.E.
Holdredge and Mrs. M. C. Hummel,
autoed to Cowles Sunday afternoon.
W. Cloud was on our streets Mon
day, introducing his new wife to his
friends, who wish them joy and hap
piness. Alva Myers has boon unable to at
tend school this weolr. While riding
his horso the latter part of last week,
tho animal fell with him injuring his
stomach quite badly.
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Congregational Church Notes
Rev. Mary Hosier Mitchell preached
us usual at tho Congregational chinch
last Sunday morning. No services
wrn hold ill thu evonincr on account
ot the revival sorvices at tho Baptist
church.
Sunday Rchool next Sunday morning
at ten o'clock. Preaching morning
and evening as usual, A collection
for Home Missions will bo taken at tho
morning services and tho children will
take im ft in the Easter service at 11
o'clock. Tliero will be special music
boili morning ami ovening.
Tho Women's Missionary Society
will meet with Mrs. C, J. Pope on Wed
nesday, April 3rd,
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KUPPENHEIMER SUITS
$22.50-$25-$27.50 to $32.50
, CLOTH-CRAFT SUITS
$12.80 to $25
NEW HATS
NEW SHIRTS
NEW TIES
BIG LINE OF SHOES
$3.50 to $7
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