(Nebraska Press
Body Will Meea
Hy AwwoeiaAed Frew*.
Grand Island, Neb.. Jan. It—Pre
liminary arrangements for the an
nual convention of the Nebraska
Cress association here February -i
to £3, have been made in co-opera
tion with Secretary Buck.
The convention opens Thursday
afternoon with a banquet by the
Chamber of Commerce in the eve
ninp. The adoption of proposed ar
ticles of incorporation, of a standard
of ethics on publicity, and the nnnu
al fieri inn of officers, feature tile
convention.
Battery and Tools Stolen.
A. \V. Howartb, "ill!! Avenue l>.
Counc il liluffs, reported lo police Thai
someone stole a battery and sotm
tools from his ear parked at Sixth
street * r.nd Broadway Sunday.
5 Bluffs Men
Attend Rites
l ive men went to I.osan. To., from
Council Bluffs yesterday to a'
t* rid the funeral of Oscar Bock, slate
ntrent, who died recently. Thiy wet"
Sheriff 1’. A. Kainson, Kldon Ander
son. deputy sheriff. 11 Irani hung and
H. V. Yackoy. stale agents, and Km
inott O'Donnell.
Hen .1. Hibson, stale attorney gen
oral, was to attend the funeral.
Mrs. Kldretl Hart will give an
afternoon at her home on Friday._
Hcltl oil Liquor Lharge.
Walter Sorenson was arrested last
night at tile Kook Island station in
t'ouneil Bluffs when i’olloe found him
witti a Kallon of liquor. He lives at
Hilt; South Ninth street. He was re
leased on f.MMi bond.
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| Man Drops Dead
in Bluffs Church
ltd. T. Nethery, pastor of the
Bethany Presbyterian church, Eigh
teenth avenue mid Tenth streets,
Council Bluffs Sunday morning an
nounced the text for his eermon.
• Come unto Me all ye that labor and
1 will give you rest.”
Immediately afterward. Orris Hen
ri Hiatt, f. 1. -..It" South Eighth
street, who was attending the *c;
! vices, dropped dead as the result of
heart trouble.
He was carried from the church by
two son* who accompanied him. He
was employed in the t nlon Par f
mall service.
He is survived by seven suns. Tbs
laxly will be taken to Thurman, la.,
for burial.
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over fisli or meat when frying in a
pan; the small holes prevent spatter
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ADVERTISEMENT. AlUKRTISf-ir-M.
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Mi»» Ca nphell in “Mitt Amer
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Phot^srraph by Atlantic Koto Sc*--, i *
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Id a statement recently given to the
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Musterole is a clean, white ointment
made with oil of mustard. It is fine
for quick relief front sore throat,
bronchitis. tunsUitls croup, stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache,
congestion. pleurisy, rheumatism,
lumbago pains and aches of the hack
or Joints, sprains, sore muscles,
hi uise-i. chilblains, frosted feet, colds
on the chest. Keep it handy for in
slant use.
To Mothers: Musterole is also
made in milder form for
habies and small children.
\*k for < hildren's Musterole.
35c and Sic. Jars and tubes;
hospital size, $3.Po.
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