II 1 \ \ ( \ , , ' Lumber Ii, ENLARGED F'IELD I (omeToWayne [ '" 11\\ State Extenaion Engineer i Has Address on Mod, I' ernizine Farm !\ Discusses ' i pOOperati\'e AdvertlBing I ComCM Before MeeUng of Dealers I I From ThIs Section.] I I "Modernizing the I was the sUbject chosen 'D. Wood, State Extension Engineer from the Nebraska college 6£ agri- culture, when he spoke Tuesday evening at the dinner meeting of the northeast Nebraska' tion into more remotely outly- ing territory, and hopes thereby to gain friends for the town as well as ror the newspaper. The Herald's normal .coverage is al- most 'One hundred per cent in parts of its field. It will be of interest to know tha.t a recent canvass of the four rural routes out of Wayne revealed only five i families not receiving the Her- ald as regular subscribers, 'and these five will be urged to· come into the fold and thus maKe the list complete. If this percent- age of coverage can be equalled anywhere in the United States, we would appreciate a know- ledge of the fact. Regular as well 8.3 new readers will find much valuable bUYlng mforma· tion' offered by hve local lDsb- tutlons Note pnces and quali- ties carefully Come to Wayne and make companson Wlth values on oth .... r '''1arket.<; See If advantage not Justify tnps here See If economy 15 not better served I In v.,'syne than by going or to metropolItan centers Families not takmg the Herald regularly are inVited to become subscnb- ers They may be assured that the pnce wlll be warranted many bmes over m a year by the merchandlsmg news It tams each V<eev "hov.,ng where to buy and \'. na t f'a vmgs may mg ,
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H~rrgu~:m~w~O ' Lumber Gro~~s Ii,ENLARGED F'IELD I
(omeToWayne ['" 11\\State Extenaion Engineer
i Has Address on Mod, I 'ernizine Farm l:lD~e15.1 ! \
I "Modernizing the Fa~m IHo~(!"was the sUbject chosen ~y ~ya* 'D.Wood, State Extension Engineerfrom the Nebraska college 6£ agriculture, when he spoke Tuesdayevening at the dinner meeting ofthe northeast Nebraska' n~tai1
T~~~in\Y~:~~nd~~: i~e~~~~u1~~tion into more remotely outlying territory, and hopes therebyto gain friends for the town aswell as ror the newspaper. TheHerald's normal .coverage is almost 'One hundred per cent inparts of its field. It will be ofinterest to know tha.t a recentcanvass of the four rural routesout of Wayne revealed only five i
families not receiving the Herald as regular subscribers, 'andthese five will be urged to· comeinto the fold and thus maKe thelist complete. If this percentage of coverage can be equalledanywhere in the United States,we would appreciate a knowledge of the fact. Regular aswell 8.3 new readers will findmuch valuable bUYlng mforma·tion' offered by hve local lDsbtutlons Note pnces and qualities carefully Come to Wayneand make companson Wlthvalues on oth .... r '''1arket.<; SeeIf advantage f~,-,e not Justifytnps here See If economy 15
not better served I In v.,'synethan by going or ~endmg tometropolItan centers Familiesnot takmg the Herald regularlyare inVited to become subscnbers They may be assured thatthe pnce wlll be warrantedmany bmes over m a year bythe merchandlsmg news It con~
tams each V<eev "hov.,ng whereto buy and \'. na t f'avmgs may
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Spring just ~at
urally means that acertain amount offixing has to bedone around theplace. We hav~
the lum~r you'llneed.
\\'hen your lawngrass commences toJfet green, then youknow foJ' sure\heLher your houseneeds a new coat ofpaint. Outside whitein gallons is $1.95.in fives is $1.85 pergallon.
.~Igi'fe him a.n ea~ full I pre:'(')1t lnne ~2'OI,)'
'" '. II an~ qUi.te .lIkely Iper ton. \ ~ch.nge his mmd. I --,.
. I ~ i One 'Va~'ne,
-- • ~-~:..=-- ;'~rhy not give the Iyou.n g s t e r lW~~la y of the house a walkmg down ,own;go; ,lIoffice?" You the oth.er 4ay I\l.'i~lf
~ save h,er .ma.ny his mqther, I):h~n ~l,miles' Df . walking I ·,o;-oodpecker b'!=gani
Our forefa.thers by{ rem.odeling- her i suddenly to .raWe'used to wait a week kiU::hen with CUR- i on a dead limb o1.l·~r
~or a stage coach'I'~ ,kitchen cabi-! his ~ead. :'011;+Now we holler if nF~: 5ect~ons. Fits, mamma,,,, he c:rieo,\··:e miss the buss. Bt1~·p.ere. I : "that ,bird 5110rf:l.~lil
~, I I{ !jU.':lt like daddy~ 1A man of our ~ i ~_ II
acquaintance stayed ~v~ry contractor'i Gel our figuresIat home the other Ile~Y carpenter who Ion OP...ANGE BAN~I'night which was so h ~ seen the new NER .steet f!ence ;.unusual his \vife 14~8 ua~e gUide-lin; j posts for your fe-nce."thought he was sick, dJ~I~~lHon Irm~ed ,I They make a won-!
_.~ we ,Just un 08 e derful fence: strong,lDo you realize hash' been pleased I permanent, :l n d
that this is a mighty wit, the wonderful! good tD look at.. Weopportune lime to IqU~ity of the woo~ Ihave plenty of 'em',buy merchandise of I an the 6CCUra~,Y 0 I! on hand.'! f~}f' ..OJU atany kind'? prices! the. guide mes, , all times. .are low. Your dOl-I sav~eg all the squar~ __(ar is worth more ing, ~easun~~ an.1 • Ithan it was a year I ~av. ng, That s w~~ I' ~!''''''''' I
,It cqsts less to bUild : . ~,ago. _ Iwitll ,1·Square. We'll . f:" ~:;ll
A number of cus~ !?e dF~ight~;o5~:~'.'! <~:'tomeI'S have placed lit .~q any:.. an'~ I' : ".'!their screen onlers: ne~.~r sa, } I Ifor prompt delivery.! t,hing: like it tn your I __= i
Flies afe .not the I hve~~. I - 1 "
trouble just now but I II -.. ! Traf)c <?o~) ,I
q.s one customer re-I 'rtherIt s a I "Hey, I what s I themarked "We don't lath r a ton or two Imatter there?" I
know 'When we'Ulof 1 ber, we'U bell Woman Dnverrget some had and Iglad ito dehver Jt to "Well, y?~ I J:le~!screens WIll save yOll door - either George, I \'e ~ust Imuch glass" fron or back. washed mr car and
- _ I (an't dn a thing ILInseed 011 $100 'It' an III wind. y.·llh It" I fi
per gallon you now-and one -. 1!ilocal man tells us For cconomu Ill, f-
that-~ there weren't all-service fenCing. irain~ days occasion- lots of our custom~ ,!
n1ly f'd. never get en" p~efer l1'Qg1:~,his cks darned, Bell treat,ed POS,t~!to: '/', , anything else.' IWe
, - demand believe th!!'y I !WiIlth~~ t~y: for lime. last forty lo ~lflYi i
p~trlr and cement. year~. perhaPS1, ',I,O'in~,:',i'.Will au be needing ger. , I !I:\ny 'this spring? -: 1.11 '!'
cem~pt is cheaper ba~~~o:rO~~~e~~t~too. ' I, I' kl '. " fi' __ The rl$'ht, , ~\JI,IiO: n
I J people don't have:,-CQ~se or fin&-----: rot ten neigtlbQrs, I ft
whatever grade y~u But wp do notice iiiVri:'lQ-1~we :an fix that a; lot of i the ; illyou' out With gra- right Iq.n.d of ;pe(lple"vel. The price is liD· do hav~ their~ i
" fenced Wltb Ameri_,Here's a sugges~ cr11mart can fenc~ :
;l~~utto t::o;~~n~~~ "youlre ail "'~ !'t :
Move it lnt<> the LJf~berCO. Bald No.ah to. f~,~" hback yard of lhe ; .. Neb. who. falled ';;; ,r.et I •feHow who wants one 1'1 aboard the ar I I!J ]
"Better L ber For Less", I. "I
Garment Bags tOearlon tOePaper, 36 ft. JOe
. .. .. fie & lOee Pads 25cdes, 6 ft. long ,)()Cngers 2 for 50
A Hard I! T"
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Will Be Hel(l At Th Oddi FeltowSijHall !, ,I
;1 TreSday Nig6l, pril 28,I Given by t~~ M. . k.I, , ,.'...._'..._ I
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I h"b,g'I" ,h' ,,>II be t"k~!l sol(\[ momlil,'" ,r'l lhe.selllnrJ ~<:lai~~ , l'l'leallS ~Tule ~;eni(H;i ,,:"Jc·t~
, li[1 "". 'I ' I' ,i unh>!'s,} [jVl: invl1eLl :-;mlir?l's ''(i~1 H' to ~h ~ da.ss banqllE..'~,1 wh.i'wi be l~e J at llJ:c Pn~'I',!y~enletJ reh Mu 15. ,I :
'II Ugh l'ci rioJ people enjo~'e~le~ iLltilill "~\'~\n ~lI.nd:JY bf' T
I Ip Hyan, ·:~-l:hamplOn. I .
r ~1l1 '~r.,td{ Mt'l('t.~, rida~t, Ippl 21, i~ the ate
flO, 0.1(' ar I~llial track mee tI, he I ill \\ ,l:\1tlf'. Particip tsI co W fl'(, 11" Lamel, \V~kt;f'i H. r;t,ingll.Jt j l::'and(J!ph, '\Vbnel'
VALUE possible only beca:use II
Goodyear builds Millions, ~OT~ Itires than any other company
\5.00-20 . $7.10
I:30x3% $4.39 i(JQx S.OO) I
IMfOd Ii T Fords
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14.40-21 $4.98 5.25-19
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TL I $50 4.50.20 $5.60 5.25·21 $8.5,
c"l"e. __ I $50 129 .. 4.50) 01 .. 5.25)
$35.
5.00-19 ~O·9S 6.00-20C!9:1l: 5.C<OJ (,32:1: 6.00)
Rainbow Banquet·For College Girls
\Vhatever tenter-hoo sthey all seem to be Decuat this Writing, by Tamtn~
holders.~DetroitNews. :
And how ca~ they hclt\Valker responsible for t~~
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Medical and hittilMeeting i WaY/Ie
About 100 will ti ~~'re-~. thisThursday for the fivelCOllnty'medical and dental convention, members of the association being 'prc8ent from Vlayne, Cedar, Thurston;Dakota and Dixon countie::;, Atthe afternoon program, which opens at 1 o'clock at Hotel Stratton,Dr. FAwin Davis of Omnha, Dr. R.N. Larimer of Sioux City, Dr. Lucian Stark of Norfolk,: president ofthe Nebraska medical assodation,and E>r. L. B. Young: ot Wayne.will give addresses. Covered dish.luncheon will be served at the Dr.Paul Siman home aftcnvard.
d~~~~:~:nt;~::~\\~~~ ~~~~on the theme or a r3.intlbW-,' wasgiven la.';t 'night at the :Pire3Pyter~ian chu~ch by. mem~rsl: of· theS~te 1'17achers ~ollegf!1 Y~I:~_! c. ~.T~1I5 W~5 the annu~ b~Dquet ofthe organization. i 1 I,
"CaIrri," the opening ~ast wasgiven by Katherine Bacon. Lurec"Snider gave a toast e:ntitled~'"Storm,·' followed by "InterlUde."1a piano solo by Doris Blackmer.Ann Meyers ~PQke on "The Rain-'bow," and 1fiss Marie Have. one!of the sponsors. closed ~he pru
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gram with a toast. "Pot o' Gold.'). IThe retreat for ingoing and out I
going members of the cabinet .....ilJ/be held Saturday, May 2 at tllCountry Club. - 11
-.- !IAppropriation Bill II
. Killed in Senat~
Li~coln. x;~~"~~pril 22 i· ~~tatc senate· this morning kill~J Ithe appropriation bill by a vute of 117 to 16.' _ Ii
This action., caused cunfll:"lq~
nmong both members of the hr.Ju~e'
Rnd the senate as it left a prt,;:;pe.ct,that the state ......ould be 'l,...::iUiouti afinancial budget for the next tiyears. . f
To DisCIL'5s Adjournment. iAfter defeat~ng the substitll
ap~ropriation bill drafted by th
~~~a~~S~~da~c~~~:::ut;~e~;~~irl~committee to confer with a. htilcommittee concerning the date.arljollrnmC'nt oC 'the l('gi~I'~{lIre.1
ed~t~~;C~~dofn::;)t~n~~~~~';l;~'f~;would be taken to provide t1~pr
ptiation:'l for stRte uepartamI state imititulions for' tIltwo year!'!.
The appropriation bill pa~.sc
the house carried the apprpptions recommended by" ICharles \v. Bryan. a De cand totaling $41.67~1667,
next biennium. 'Thecommittee r·eCl>ln',~eIl~~~t9.t~l be incre~ed t?:but the Republh;an majo
~::erC~~~~~~tW:o~~:the ,increased a~un~~ j!,i I:,
.. Would na_r Kin, 11~!The senate. after r~ce;~ng
bill, immediately sent ,i~ ~~; ~nance committee andincreased to $43,67;11Republicans yesterda:rthey would defeat thethan see it passed, :\fitb.' iamounts recommended bYi the:cmor. ~ I i
A speciali~~a man \~h~ wall your teelh pulled 1l<\lPrcltries another guess,-Lo~~]A
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L j ,C 0 I n Jouranl: 'GovernorWood i'ng df Kansas has called aconte ~nce rof nine gove nors toineet n Wi~hita in May r consider ion ¢f his propo3f11 for theestabl Jbm~nt of an' eonomiccomp t tolobtain parity ith' oth- IcrJlC lions'of the countr in na~II"----------+--%---+----'-+---------------7",-'-,-'--_tional fegiJlatton. ~he ~ tes em- I 1
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brace : inlhis call arc olora~~, I 'Nebr ,ska, Kansas, Arkan. afl, MlS~ouri.i~klapoma, Wyomin . Texa:l :,and ~~w Mexico. "The ,conomic 'jprOblims in the nine mid-dontinent Istate. arc Crying for golut~on." Heholds that benefits of federal lawssince l.lthC w.arid war havel accrued 'I'to th~ east and. have been detrimental to the agricUltural wc~t
and Sf)llth. He de-sireR a full discw;sian pf the "economic plight ofagric*lture and oil in the ~d.conUncnt !area" before the conference 1':Of governors to be held at,Frcn h Lick Springs, Ind.. in iJune. Fiun' disetl~sions of the prOb-
1lcms ef, agrieultul'c have lJccn ra-:,ther frequent during the pa~t feWI·years; Without a great deal of progrcss j being made in betteringcondi~ions, ;More soakin~ tains in,Kans~s and. Nebraska WIll mnter- iially fiid thbe discussions in help- i
ing tt ~'10. lyci~~~~CUllure~~~blems. I! :':. l'Wain.
Drl A L' Bixby Money hm'll
:~~~ye:;ft~ ~:;~n;~'1t~~nffre~~:n~;I
Pineapp,~ Ii •Xu. 21/~ ca'n q'i-4~:en;,
"lices. Our ever)!·day pric~, ~a~i
24c, i,l,i ,,,,1 'j!';
Prices' Decline
Tricol'lles andcloches in peanitand Baku are holding their ownin the spring rush for crispy'
Ismartness. :
Lacy transparent stvles are'read~ for th~ shee;' springfrocRs. . I':
$2.95 to $5.00and :better.
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Rough sailors. arecoming in - sostriking i n theirsimple plainne:-s.
GardenSeeds
IIA complete assort, I'
rnent. 3 packages
IIIlOc
~3c
A gllaTrantecd pro-,duct. Full weight
package.
Cake flour
There ha:-;' been another geJleral decline in the'~6ffecmarket. We pass it on to our customers at
l·oilce,.
I I'CREOL~-The finest coffee we cun buy- 39c'The I)C'\ low prIce. pound·r·__ ········ __ ····· __ ·:· __····· I I .CHARM-A wonderful v"lue. fine flavor. A .J;.avlIlgof at least 5c per pound. ~e\v low pric_e, -aGe·pound ..__ __ -- ;.............................. ,I '
FAMILY BLEND~E(lua!j~ ~oot coffees $1.00selllllg at 39c lb. v POl')lI)ST·· .. ····-···,,·- ! j I :
A hCiTIOjl -t~till in use in theR. B Hanks amity is a hand·woven b dsprea, made by Peter Lorenz 'n ohio I' 1834. The spr~ad iswhit with, cd and blue figures.
The arne. 0 t~makel' and dateare woven I n one corner. Thespre d bel9 e to Mr. Hanlt's
gr,an mothe ..~~ t.~ __~ _
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W ync c III y bon,rd aHe}\\'cdclai s and an acted other rout*ine usines t its regular meet-
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Excellent Work Moderately Priced,! I
Most. Painless !\1ethods of Extracting Tee,th "
TRY THE NEW ALKOFORM
- Plates That Fit-
DR. W. Ao EMERYDENTAL Sl'RGEON
Office Phone 243. Apartment Phone 238-!, i
GEMCAfE
BRISK DAYS invite a hearty. appetite, and our Steaks satis
I fy Y 01,1Y Craving for. something- "Extra Good." If you want whole.some, well-cooked food at reasOnable prices, then you will enjoy themeals at the GEM.
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Short Orders Regular Meals'. i ' I
Fountain Service. Open 5:30 a. m. to Midnightiii
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A 41/" acre improved act in Wayne. Suitablefor suh-division. Sple Idi~ location near nor~mal. Improvements. a:e [7-room -house, goodb~rn, ho~ ho~se,.chlcklfn house, wash hOklse,cistern, electnc lIght, s:!nall fruit. A dandypl.ace for fiomeone wanting to keep a cow I
chickens, and a team-. I
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do ~I. E. Chur~ht' ,Scientisls say' ,th,at' radi(t~a'~iA,", nsur, pds "n which reac'h the mO~Jn are throw'hone ~4-W' I '.' back"to earth. - -·we constde'r. thi
"FIrst ings fter E~S,er" is r',"T,ii=::mhii',ii::::ih:m_:m,iii..::m..=::m:m:m~iiit~~ti::iiii~iiit=~~iiiiti.the second of a ertes of SJrmons JH~~:~~~~~, ~e~ ":om Ea ter to I
Mrs. A. Fa ler repre entmg ii:the W IF, S III spea,or the IiiWtnsIde . F. . S. Sun y eve- Hning at 8. !i
Sunday choo] eets at lq a. m".I"~~~;~ s~ll ~~hnte d~n~~S' t· R. if
J:?orothe Bart ett led league.;last S .
Mr. Prs. eorge Lev: is and'Rev. W. Man ur attend d the iiNorfolk TiS,t meeting" which ii;~:s:;:~d Ih~ll :~k~onda I and n, Epwort Leag ers pr~sented·n"Go Slow. ary" Friday evening, ti
! IAPriI17. I IiL~dies' id me Tuesday! after- it I' r
I noon in . e chu h parlors with U .Price sr',;J.~ro.'oo. ',,+---r.J..J.~-+-+¥~-';'-'''''';''';;-./;;.;J"'1 Mrs. L10Y} Pri~c asd G4.rtrude I~: ' I Bayes en rtainm . . ' I
"""--::::F====::::t'~+rt==---,IH-C:::rfa::::=:::r-"'l"'lr-t--:,,--~I Mjd~VJ:ee: meet g every: Wed-.. . M t 1\ R,.I( 1 i;~S~~y,~~~, ~n;o~t ~~~I~h~Cj:~ ~~u~ll~ ar In~. Inger'
lieom: t?r tUdy of t.he Bibl,,! a dis~ D ); I I
!~~:S~~h~ ~~e su Ject, an~1 hring IIi Real Estate L I,an~ Insu~~nc~ ftI We urge our mbership and I a:::m::m:::nullllli lillll i1il I illlll' : i ..~= ! l~' I1II1 Iltt,friends '. to :,j'.hear ~ ·S. FowleI:. who Ia •••••••••••••••••••••••~••~•••••••••••~•••,JlJIi•••Iwill speak! Bunda evening lat the I: TO I. 0 . ! •
118 o'c~ock i,~E'rv~ce. Thi:; il'l a fine \. ANN UNCE10eCaEIOP to give upport ,tf the': I ' .[pfograJ;nIthe M ssionary ~Ociety!. !' .. •
I.and' a., h.. arty elcome t.o oue;: Change Of±OW.nershlpguest.: I 'I: ' !
Meet; m and yo r friends -at the • Of he~~~~~ii~tI8~hure next ~unday15 D D: i I
church~' ~nd 'OCI t'es on SundaY·I: Formerly l\J'["an.aged by• 'April 19, as "Do trine of Atone-I. "ret
~"""'-'-'-'-f-c-+.,...,Ho---+.;..;. ........--"I' Iment "II lpart of one of thf Clta- : ~I ''--=-+--/t--"G:--o--:--" tions re from "Scwnce and. STEVENS' ND BERG
says the farm boa~d IHeaJt~ Ke to tbe ISCflp.j: . II incer . but he doesn't tures:
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·b aker Eddy. Ip • Now O~'.ned Bys gOl g-Fort Worth 23) IS S "The atonement I: II I.
. IJS a h rd in theology, but • G ' B'+--11+---+-----'-1 Its se en attOn 1", th3.t = H"
re f bidden to wear suffen g ~s an err r o~ smfuI sen Sf': I: • e:' '.:' erg·It Ight make them IWhICh~~r y~"i, an~l that - - j t: T
; ::~~n: a::k:n:e~ II ~;:J:II d ~~~ ;~!~~~~t~tfi It Is Our Desir:it.ve GO~d Food '!' iwar seems to co~1r lin the
t! • varia Slrefere~'es to At rea~onable Pri~e.s~ As \Ve Hav~ "!I •
ency except !UemOlrr' 'the band olfly of eSllS, Done In the Past. 1'1... ii . 1":il l:;.I:' h:[he mjddle of - uge e, re.) uard. .1 1. spi,ritu ll~ under:; oU, real'. refer -lU 'H i.:"". i, '111 =
i Ito the Sirit or ifd ofl hIist, i I I li,1 ~p= i~I!1: usb e, J ew ork City, might ,which oV rcomes i9 and disease. [S d ~ y [ •
I1 Birth I (Ird. Ie e he anda e on her eyer, A tYPicalIBiblical _felectlOn that I Mea 8 lerve A ~",egll ar HOUTS I = ;.I'I·'I~-:!'i
A ~on was hOi 1 Wa ne Slln- sm e i ea Ido n harm and may Iwas rtd ~,"Crea ~.lD me lal clean I I I I III .J!..'~;ay. ApIlI 18, to r and Irs Ow· hel th he dach -DetrOit N'j' 'heart. 0 ad' an I,enew a fIght. Lunches A , 4.ll How's I 'I ' :
eL.. T.IOwen of ne r Carro r Splnt I 10 me:' I • I I 1 •i --'--t--"'--;+"'--+!I,;.-f-t'-----+:f--+--- t 'f M Le I ----+------- •••••••••••••••••••••11••" ••••••••••:1••••.•••1.·..~...orfnat or r. WIS. nft ,--1- \I , I - , ~~, :
th sll hte . sus icion of f!teali'1.,g. M.a.rf,.. ill L ~Ringer :n.:utmm·:vmmmp·Ft:;tttnn;m;;:~I;;1 ,..lIii.llllliiIlH### i#illi~"h!.',.!~..an bo Y,'S S!'iia
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to lit erat l' T nney.-Virginia- I Rl'~~ E tate arm Loa,JL'i B S . IA Id:· -" t· . IiPil t. I. . , Write~ c'Cery kind I' insucanee ex, .. peCla nnouncemen g
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. -~-,-.- I Fept hfe.~ Spe;," attentJp? to B I ,. ,;(. i ,. I Iie lD.d.e. nden c1ars IS the one f:--R.."i a d AUT OBrLE Ilnsur- ii ; .1 -, '.' . 'II i' .'1 .'! 1.
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Ith. t oesn hav any breakfast F lce. I i I tt i ; 'I lJ['Ii, ~. I ,I " :;if he epe ent ;tassdocsn't'shoA' ';; , Iii Sinc:e my I recent operation nnd under doctor's ;up to cook t.-'Tedf1rd Mail.Tr· - 'It ordel'S not to perform a!lY manual labor. I ha~'e . ~.bu e. " It J. H. Nichol8 in my employ. He il5 well krio\vn :: I
~~ ~ j --- I in this community as a tirst class plumbing ar.d IIudge emalked i last we~k heating expert for many' years. \Vhen you con- !
th t wise usb nd gev.er forge: ts temp. late. in:--talling ne\.~ plumhing or heati.n g." '.'
hi :e's I irth1a~.. ~~ mer~I: c~1l :Phone 1~7 and we will help y.ou design a~d rfot.1? S wh onf It IS. The BU. give' free estImates on the followll1g at reasOh- s: "In rlS._ ___._____', tt able: prices: t' =:
e·1ada ~_ consistent, anyway. H E.Ha:vi1g 'en~, cd people to marry H PlumbIng Hot Water ,ij'eating Steam.-Heating geatlY~. and l ften, it legalized all H Vapor -Heating ;Warm Air Heating ii
Special She~~:Metal Work'" i
Repair Work Promptly Servicec[I
m st e 01 J lba~ w lhought.- pS Our State and City Licendedating back to 1901 i. ,T 1umo
it. 01I \) • Proven 'Ability. :
It egin to seem very likely I ,t... e Hi
th t. d-ny r s' natiqn i~ connection : II ! Bi
~:r~ ~~n7 h .:~.~·~eO~;~C.'~:~UI~~~O~•.'[P OCK. :: .A G Gry.".-e.me.yer.,'. '.11.' ll:, [,pa~·t.~':I::' :e::rPi~ce, of the \' it s -I II" PhODellS: i· I,: Wayne,Ne~:~r .1.1-11 'ia us ment e:~o to date appear I I I I i 11'1 : ~ ",1 I, "'," -'I i'o, !II iito be Mr. wight Mo~row's first . i II I i mUUtIIlUUl,lIlilltll'lll:uu:umumt"~mnU"ltltllIUIU:~II~l~. , ',,' , .. ieff rt ag U s. st.nator,. and Chap- ~ L l.ll : I I' JI ~••••JI II••~ I•••••• :
lin' J" Ity htS...-D~troiINewB. Mo(~ Mi es Per : NOT'::ICE' :.1 5ragu professor thinks that " illl fBI: I •
de*.';t opp Ition E.ngh.·sh will be.. '. a on et-. [': .', • '.. " '. I : I. 11co e he w ld language. America II ' • iI. ~,IL 1- 11,111., :'1~~1 i~~: s;~~i~~;,c,o~~70n:o Iter Ga ollne Ii Price Reduction On S:I 'I~ ~ embe ng last ~umm~r-:""as ! De~p ~ock P oducts are !5 ' " u! ! '., i' ' .: I' i..:1v'vll as.w do.. welbmkSlfHu. givingl·the utmost in I· Blackha~k Feeds. :ber i1km S Idea of sneakmg . t' 'f" t' : d" " = T,," • I ,
und r all t e. ice in t.he Arctic sa If. ~f 10.11 0 lSClIID- ,- . '.'1 ii' • l IOce n is a pretty blamed sane ina~in~ user the couh- = Ii: i =i ';ide N",h iIle Banner. ,try iov~r., • Blackhawk Start~I', per tPO.1bs $12.75 :.1 '1
I I' ,. .: Blackhawk Gr~wlllg Masnf 100 Ibs.. , " :$~.6~ : i' ,~iTo B:"y D 'f!p Rock Blackhawk No rorn• 10011bs "'".... .. " " ,$;!.25 : i ~•.•;•.,I l;r . . . Oatmeal, 100 Ibs.. 1]'1 .." ,~2.50 : I' isf ,to
Fol-tllt'-;ALi~ 'l'ht(\c fall Bam ~shIll ~ !JO,l s Cllf[ ]'enu 112 1
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Fi ~~~e:~n ~reof en incorrect, I but~ I en a man or: a busi~n' ss institutiog' aida
tl)r: co.nfidenc.ei. thepl\blic oyer a longjl riod of tim\!" herem t~t be a rf;aso Wea .... 'proud f th ,facttn 't ·after , so anyy ars of service in ac ,!ling which eepsU 'constantly i thep blic eye, w reoe ive inc r e ~ in gp oafs of the reo pecti . ,which we ar,e;heldin thQ c6mm~nii
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fa lly 6t' Creighton; bpent~:SuhdayI\~t ~t I
.~~ ~'~.T::::·'A.~.~;e~~:·':~~;J:~~ ~~~o~sp t this week here with,' her Whyda . hter, Mrs. F. A. Mildner~ and I ld orfu ly. le~j sa II
. F. L. Perry, dental' 0.ffice ,J.I Hess., . D., \Va.rne, Neh__ d5tf •Mines, Jewelry Store. Spe- ! ritz enkel who visited hel'e a =
t.ten.tion to X-ray diagnosis. ~e day!, w.ith his parents, Mr..and I.e,88. s19tf s. Pe, r Henkel, left Tuesday :5., Glen McCay and i daugh- la t w~ k for Seattle, Wash., ! II
ent to Columbus las~ Tburs- were b, is employed. I:~~ i~es~pend a few daYSi visiting st: c~· a~' v::ir~·om~7~~~:da~i~~~~I!
s. Lou Owen returne~ home R c.hestJ ,Minn., where they' had I.Th sday evening from a'winter's g t ugh the Mayo clinic.:s~ ! o~ .the coast with her' son and. ~ feeling very welL I:hi aI~l1ly. F E, Perry and Miss Mary •
erman: Wetpton, unIversity , pi rry of Braymer, Mo., vis- :nt fr.om ,Lincoln, "spe.nt the itt fro S.aturday until Mond1.Y •end -in the H. J. Felber ,home he e wit their daughter and sis- =
he ~. ! te , M!s. R. K. Hoider, and family.•55 Mary O'Connor !elurned ;Mrs, . C. Martin of Oakland. =ay morning from I Lyons. aq~ ;Mr. nd Mrs. E. K. Lindaman _.
e she' had spent the ~eek~end ofl Craig. were visitors in Wayne :relatives., ! F1 day. hey report an abundance!-
, In nght s. Hattie Blievernicht! of Fre- ofirainfa I in Burt county the past!;umerous article and Items If they w~nt them but I is the ,spent the week-erld here wt!~k.. I_ell of the ente nae bnd local papeI that advertl~ s YOUI her parents, Mr. and I Mrs. G. iYIiss sie Mae Carhart who at- i;
eat! e actiVItIes ?Jhth peopl of buslneclsj your ehurche, I yoUt mberson. ! te I ds th state university in Lin-:.'l~vaY~1 county e pIOneerIng f1ChOOls,IYt,UI numerous oCIetIes. . Iand Mrs. F. H. P.'lice of co, ~ ca e Friday to visit until i:rpJriJ ~ would appea has not that s];mp thizes Wtth yo In mIS- an Grove vIsited in Wayne W dnesd y with home folks. MT. i-
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tnd rejOIces t your ay with their daughters, Mar~ an' Mrs. 'C. E. Carhart mC't her in i; __
"W yne IS dQmg orne tall pro¥pe 'l~!In shorf. it is he loc'al nd Frances. 'w nero I. I'
thIS year," ~ s a. cUp- papers h t menbon th I thO~ on Colson went to Winner, ra. S. Lewis, Mis:::! Mary = Sl' R'Wakefi ld Repu~~ sand an ne ite~ III :W ,cH y u S. ,~turdaY to attend to busi- 'Le is. MaUde Curley and: zp--on allon
the ene eUe rib..:are inte e ted during t e! lye r, e at year thou ands of ne this ha.tchery there. He re- ,M . Ja Miller, the last named of • Und,erwedJ· .akefield woul do wet to and whi h you do not fi d ~:p. t e C,. flock to t e banks of the lIistoric P toma.c river to see the tu ~ d uesday., W t , went to Omaha Satur- : IAside from t two eWI city papf . Of course, busl'ne b autlCul blosso· s or the famous Japanes cherry trees. Pl'ctty 'e _u and Mrs. H. H. Hahn, M.rs'. da . spent the day With MISS - $1.50'
brick bank bUildi1ig"8'1 men' sho ~~ try to get all of he e 11 zel Down, nb e, can't be blamed for sto ping to adnure them. G.. ess, Miss Mary Mason and Ph II IS. =ing the arUs finis ingl favors f et. They ought not a I. l -- MI s Evelyn Benson spent Satur- r. Mrs. Henry E Ley had =
here are new ou.es go'l patroniz lhe home pape ,f th Y ° Conn 'ells TmpJ1eSSIO s f Coast da , Sioux City. a. , m uests Sunday Mr and. C;.otton ShiJ;1tsalmost eve dIrection. can Ihelp It, and when hey fell I I I I r ¥ounft; dental office up- M . Hem of Fremont Rol- :
anke ~7u~~;rjsi~ettJ r~~d~.~~compelle~lto, they oghi' a F~ mRecen,tVisi 0 Fe,vWee Sst r lbAhernblock SpJcialat-lie .Llv,MtsSManallce Leyot- and Short~~tt e t~tal ~~o::~e anne: l:U~ squeeze h~ I1ttl~ count she t ~ I r I te t n I gIven to extraetlIOn of LtD oln, [MISS MarJone and MISS : I 1o t 1 d i . ht j down to n~thJng. I 'H I D • t P f Conn co~men s, 'ibut It seems to te h Phone 297\V n27tf Jo phin Ley and HenrYr Rey-· , Per Carmen
r ve en s, areat y In Big 00 00 s ~t the (Jircus. 0" ver am rOJec r m- have so e lpljldern 'pep' and ~ 0 enz Kay, student at the nol S. 1= I~han the ~staa f:~ 'n~ In the I ays of gaaoii la~p.. I ses MUlch t ~out~tjrn ergy, to." Ite spoke of .some of st ~e UnIversity m Lmcoln, came rave Laundry' offers a com- : 35 95'
y a :,ayn~h t k r ~h many tr edies occurred A ci - Parts of hfornla. Ithe deve oprrterts Ih the town ad Fr to VISIt thiS week WIth hiS Plet ru cleanmg'servlce Dome~ - ", :,. C.''1'•.,',.1:"'1
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'c~ ~~89iW:el1 i~:r t a at Ith: eus give at Norfolk in he pa s Ii' of Its 10 ely location above a be - m h r, Mrs Henry Kay ltd 3 1 2 ents per s'quale foot 011: : C
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s Greatl F II t II 't· e t1ful bay Ir . L M Owen arrived home entl I ru 5,6 cents per square foot : . ,A b 'ld· I one ?- H lb pad urnq ~L "Long Beach," IDr Conn s~ fi, la hursday from Los Angeles, LO~ 1 a ents. Jacques Cleanels.•on: ~; th~I HI:r~I~P:~ t~~: :t:k rrot, e u furt, ~ ~~~b'hl of t1~ De ession Sho,J But Slig Uy "IS reall the reSidence city of tee If. where she spent the wmter ph pe 4 ; Mabbott's Barber: Iere. oe and Fortner' new brick t~~~P , s vere y a 'il qletl lj mong ReSJd('f ~ 01 Goldf'1 coast, I houlo ~~nk San Fra - VII er son, I:eRoy D Owen, and Sh p, VP'!l Barber Shop a16t2p =- ,.-..:..!'-----..L-----------------;,.l-wat arket, John e's ffm Early nterta.nment' ,nclud d Stare, sa~I' Visitor, I ICISCO .IS t c coast s Imost cosmopo 1- fa il ilsS nahce Ley, student at - IS lOW' d' I F h N' • C'I 'h~ Ii
I t t d 1', 'f th t • ee, ur '.n ow'~s, or t e ewest In., ot ',ng I.eSIde ce east of 0 m- tennis la running rac t - --l -. an Cl y, an ne 0 e mos re - r H E Hem returned to Fre~ the umv rSlty III Llllcoln, came _tead nd Company's buld- Tom, ~ 0 se owned at es o~~~e e "didn't see ai ram~ fro~ San less III t e colntry San Franc - m( t Wednesday after spendmg a Sat, rda to VIStt unttl Wednesday _ I' . Th Well-Dr.essed Man I: Ig, 0 Ol'ge Oilder's fe ce was aferbsed to complc e, wi h Fra:, CUlM t().low~ ?ah£ornl~: ~nd ~o show mU~lh cbterp;,Ise, fot 11 fe d ys here With her fath~r. RoJ- Wlt~ he father, Rolhe W. Ley.: '----'_~ +-----------'-...,.+-
roun< his residence, ich a Little 0, la Wayne h f S6, TI e I m~ sed the breaU hnes, too. ~aict Ilts assor ed p<)plll~tlOn he W Ley, Mr. Hem waf! here MI~ EI ~ F..ord Piper of LlDCol? : I l. . ,!' .'rge ddltion was btlilland m ny purse S $20 1 Dr'I'!u S. Conn, tlturned receJUy I D rjht1~ Wil!itf' I.,and, S1 d j. ea eat Ithe same tIme to VISit - F d L BI .1
thera John Connor ld hl8 240 " I front a three-;,eek' VISit t.o.!th: I "Ther ~s .I.~'~.tie. bet.ween.Nel)ln,~ tis Ees,sie MIller of Hoskms, fne, ds ere anel at Allen untIl = re alV ,.!,cres f his farm SOl theast lof D ITIIG N 0h II I ~oa~..whe~ as~e(, .bout cond~t~ons 1m a,nd cahflrm~ that llltercs~s ca e uturday and she and Miss we~neSd }. - • .I.
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ay~ to James Perd e:, of Mal~ r. :.J'! • el a (IJ~ : l.n : hforma. 'Bt,~~ness con~lt.lons me," Dr Con, admits, menuonilg Iz tt Fae Buetow went to Laurel M. ~ Mrs. C. J. Fuhrman =1 I I", • ! • " 'I' II.rn, owa,Mr.~erd~le lannedl to T}.~.·I ,,,LJ1J.J see ..• tObegOOd,I~~~ho.Ugh~I.l~tle the. vast are".• ".fgesert wase to pndtheweek-endintheCarl andl,daUh;ter. ElIa,·of'Norfolk.. ,,:rW.ayne's. Leadzng Cloth.zer" .1ove to Wayne ,com nity, ·~or r I ( eS8 IIll \;1 d~p~ ss~p~ a~ ev~~ here. Cull·or- WhlC~ c n be een stt'etching aw' y Person home. , antlll Mr [Pete, Brummels of Hos- :: 1 ~ '. . ':. I: 'i
b. ~a,i he eon~idere watne 'I _ i ~ ma" usmess l menr ~owever" s .em from th . care, ully: laid rails whi h i11iam Von Seggern, jr., stu- kin;; VIR tet' Saturday afternoon, .J:••••J:.II••••••••••••••••••••••••••.Il••••••II:~.
,HInt a good. place to ive. i Poet Is If'(j idt in ay'ne ~~o~[~~l~~~.'a"m,:spoerrhd db~atbhoe,,'t~.7Ple~. ea~ry t,h~, gre~t. t.hrough t~ajnR. ~. :::..-b.t:::::nn:=~'lu~t1;tmmtt. ' tu:utt:mt:U:m:tt:Ut::~:m:.:=t::u..'"t:;; ~. --::n:;.m;:;;;:;::;:m.--::m.:...RnJlrodd Adver1:i ng.' Aft' B' . L' . . 'I I One ~ay, whJle crossing U c ~~t-:t:=::t:mt:mtu:uu:uu:::n::ttt:1. m:::". m:ttt::::t::::::ut:::::=n:t:Ur.mm:=::::::::m::..__H:;:;:mm;:;.;~...1':
L e~ e gIn .In 0 n B\ Ilthhg goe!'l o. Icports f:r desert tflltory, we noticed a wt all I II i ' I: I - . " I':ee;;~ thet:eallr~~~J~~:rtlr~ . F~r C nvenbo. I Can, although I he real es te man w king along in the san 'aill IS'h A;! M'I.', N '"i I
VI o~ to faJer ;~ ds ;s~n I -:--. bUSl ess has suffcr d a very de ID- puIlmg behmd her a wagon ( tUtItt't l" g I Nebras a rlters OUi d holds Ite s1ump The vjs tors found that which 018.j a ChIld Smce we cou d Iit! o~ C'a ~
n ~~:;:r~~~~lii ~~~:~~tr: ~~~a:~n~ j ~~~ ug I~e~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~:~ts~::~~t~~S~~;rs::::~a~~ S~~l~ ~:~an~) il~nd:I~~~if~'h~ln;w~e:e,\\1~ l~iOI . .; i ••
y r Vlewrrilior he St L UlS Post mak~g money, p verA1'ieless man hUlcame flOm 'tnd what SIft'to localtties here the lspatf.h nd ebraska et laur- "uslDess If> hat ilut," Dr C~nn was dOl g m such < a de<sola it I 'II l' : Ii !. <i~, : !i
hane 5 fOl ~uecess ar more fa- te, ~l give the prt al ad- wen on, "but so ¢ busmess ,J~as place, wks not long. howeve, g • .' : .',- ",\t~~a~ ~n~o p~rbcUl~~ ~ction 0:;:; d'ressfoU I ·ng the dinner He WIll suff red more thn lother~ C~th- unttl theltIam passed a httle grou fin' :1- - ~ - - - i For Your Sprm.g Hardware Wants. Our Stoc~,t ry as II he g read fr~ "ong of t ndIan form ns have open f up new lltes of ShaCkt the homes ,eVIdently 9' Us ill "I i '.. ~ .' , 'P"~;g 'y~~d r:.~n~oU::e l~~n e~~;:: .wars,'la d "S ng of the " of h ,smess to m~e ~he ",~~abrn, secbon 'Olkers alo~g the tra~k~ fill I j Spec·tal Offer '1 Is Complete and Priced at L,atest Market Price~·.°
throu h hard work nd close the 1M el
of W~iCh he IS ow Wrtt- a eh I ractenstic cp e back I The mos dcsolate place m th~ H" :1
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~W f d 1 b Ii mg. Dr Nelh rdt used 0 hve m IDiscusses OtJ ~ltuatlon. I world" r Conn descrIbes It I al i . ,I i ., • . , L k 'A d I .
eono y. t~ ethconsl e y w1et~~ve, waynJ rid hand hls ughtE1rs Th!e oil busmess had overpTo- 'I'h~ C n~s because their visl .. i i PaI n t lJp' 00 rOllll llSU. e.",'owe er, llat e bU, II a 1:1 " ~ . 'Ij:: '.1: : .
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1,. IJd hmate, a SOlI\. pable of plan a., ~ ~lf here after th LlDc.o.ln ~uce.u ltself b~fo~e. ~he depresslbn. was sho, t, d~(, no.t stop at any 0 • s:: :, On All Models Of : _: Y OIL)' H01ne _ Y.O. ll>-! rodt ing almost an: ro ~wn conve"itI~r . i ! 'It W~!S explameq fO Dr. Cohn. the stat teac ers' colleges on th] II I I I ' ' ' .' I ., L'
th North cheap 'iu ~ ~':eap Mrs.\~.~. Lutgep an Prof. O. Whe the depressin came. the loil coast. r. inn mentioned part· II COLI=MAN' I Friends Do! i
d ' 't 'ff " . 'n to R. BOW~JlI. are Wayne m bers of busi ess naturally suffered. +0- cuJarly the schools at Santa Ea I Lei U !,~~~11- s, l ~bd~r::: ni;:: s~I~ater the ,W~ite~~ Guild. ' ;' day. 1h.e- oil Wellg!o th.e c6ast ~~e bam an : San ,To;,e, both nicely 10 !. ! j! I ean p Some work and a littl~ :~~
. ~ dva ea than an ;: <>, er, section I?r... 1N l~ardt and .ug.hte.ts, prO~.llemg only alft.~tlon of their cated an~ flourishing. 'l I·" :: I Cookers . • ',mone.y will redecGraltJ'I'
g t ~b I 'dB ! Emd aJnd HIlda, are spen mg ten POSSI Ie output. ,E ::imess ueprls- -1 1 I '11 ' Ico~n ry. ~: san, ,0 d~ys a~6 g the Sioux In'tans,iAt- sian,' the result, in at line, of VR ~t I'N 'I ,. l , . ' .t am~e. ~\ l~read~ tendln!,p w wows on P e Ridge erp ,duction, is tllc lause. ..OC~ ews . I e must make ~oom for Na. i $ave the Surface - More money IS ,Cheap outside White, '1', I
a er:;O~I;i.~~... ,e thZ·n.1l~. an~ I~~.,r~1 .!'. "'.bout life 0 the PSo•. ' 'E.V~. ryone in s0r.t
,f,.rn Califor ia . '.' ,C---. !.II.I t ral ga•• See our .30'Da~'1 t lost through detedoration than is S's. Per $1 9~'ral Ra:ilroad~ii ; the states pIe. ,Em,d IS steno~raph .for )~er IS loqkmg forwnr ~o the comp e- E. A. cG~~ral:lgh was in Oma I ffer_ lit f' 't P' tUN! ,.I Gallon ._ • 1
, Mississlp I;, and ~u- fa~herlan :Hilda I~ prl ,lpal' ~d~'- tion iof the Hoo e i dam proje t, ha'rues aY',?~ business. I I i :. ' I i spen 91 pain _ ,aln p,. 9W.t th ~,: , If ' server. ,t eyalso WIll be uesti rt Dr··,Gonn announ~e.1 Draining I a Rollie Ley II was in Omaha 0 I I .,:, I : . ' SOFT-TONE Flat2 8
ore.~e, er., room, or the Write 1'.Gulld meeti . A fur tel'riUlory th~t inch des the Green bu,ines, ,Frid~y. . I ': awn Mowers,.1 Highest Grade Outside 53 19 Wall Paintthe su I r mlll at their visit among the In ans ~nd Rlvell and Grand HlVH lands III Sam radden was here frOmi::a i "! white . 5's pe' g'al Per Gal. •.
II--II-------g-,"'-_-- the banquet In Lmeoln Dr Nel- Wyommg, as weillas other large SlOUX C1l? Mdnday jI: :1: . ' en. , J •.... • '
hardt an the girls Will orne Ito areaJ m the west'l the new dam E. L. ~Colelttan was here fro I i $5 95 $7 25 II SEMI-GLOSS - New Fin~······1 ;'layne to .pend a day I or t"t0 w1U
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gwater! to aU south~rn Pender iltst Saturday :II 1 • :. •....': s.econd Grade Outside 52 3,0 ish. Wood w.ork 32.5', I rhey plan Ito be here Ma 4 and,u Cahf .rma Imperl I valley, dry, Fled :elalr \went to SIOUX CIt HI: . Ii White in 5'8 per gal. _. . G I ., ;
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.....90"'"1.. I e.1 s as 0 g self m fUlmshin the United was a "'fayne, v,s,tor SatUlday I nil i I "Th E.r " '.. '.1 Weal'uzg FloOl.' ... . 7ge Clear DI y, qzuck ",·m. ,eft sen By 'ressI~t~t s, WIth out ~f season dehca- M, and 11(" A T Claycom~ ll;' : . e . GlP.se 'I varnish Qt. - varnish per gal __ ..
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I c.es. I were In ~IOU1 City last Thursday~ Ii I i rinest Mower y~u can buy atl' ' . II ' . '" :I:,·.j ii I ( ~- I I Fr9ffi Los Angel}:l south ard Dv anh Mr . W. A. Emery spen~ .1 I ! .: i 1.. I t " t ..t tf••~ _ ":'...................................................... .;'
., PopDl:fs~:tpickn\t,.IJ~~~es:~~~~ec~i'f~:~~~~:bt; ~~ec~Iet;;h~a~~~~.endlw.th relative., §lll $21~50 II RAISE YOUR O"W'N EATS I., Number as Be : goes a distance 10 250 miles or MI a1d M ~:Bj J KohimclC liti l ·1' . . . II .' ' . -~, I
.. b J k --N tiL Id .. ::;~~: ~~~P;;t:;:;ll\~ ~,;bun~~t,n :: ~~~, sonsl spert Sunday m SIOU H ~~ILEARANCI:: SA'L~I :' . I " 0 ~111sonNcw~l:te~ bMYMr:"S' A. a~ut. cellc t, unfalllng'l'lcallforn,a '" For s~eclal II attentIOn to you III l!. . ,.t. 1.;.11 Plant the Gardens and F~nce the ~orner.• ~•. ;•• see.d EVERYi~llitG F ~. !.'. Igen
got ~aYne, y has won an- walh Ig for the d~y 9f its comin. dental n~dS ~ee Dr. R. W. Cas II: ' ;i and Garden Tools CaD: b-; Bought In Quan ,hel a: . RDEN !' . j" II other ho or hy bel sen by Bnylng Wate ISupply. pe.', offie phohc 120. o14tf: On All 'I McNatt's. Get Our Price. on Garden i Need.. GA ". l'
I pbpulat ctlaim and es So thern CahfotldIa, Dr. Co n Milo rem~e's newstand hn. i "I, I~ I 1 ' I, II 1
I as the be t Nebraska son in a de- was old, is buylhgftoday all t e been red coraeed in hght gree perfet.tion !I ; _.__ . I" , IIIUIlIIO'.IIII" ••• -... i i j I
• ClSlon gi eb, In the curr t evants wate available rO[1 developmf!~t. and crea II ,I; All' 'Goods 1 N M d I ' !:I year hoo'! fUhhshed by t Amh,· With the commg of Hoover d~m Homer Smltp of Lmcoln, was' I Oil Cook Stove:, . ! S'UJ 0 e il: ~n Ed~C bon Press. SIxteen wate s mto the sputhern areas 1of Sunday uest in the G A Lamber ·1 ' R; 'I II I:""" :.., 'I" liI S ngs w r entered fro Neb~as- t~e tate, caUforPlr:. will have as son hom . ~ ang~s I . I I ' ,~
, . "I' ' : muo water as stie ,s ahle to hUy Dr. C A ¥eMaster, Denti.t 's ' I Of·' M k d . "FlYER" F~ Songs ~om states havi no of- toda , pluS surplus IS that will al- X-ray ddgnosi~ Office phone 51 ti Buy Now on our pe~la ': ar. e In . 1 iii: f Clallson adopted by t legt$la- waysl assure crops TWIce the reSIdence! 297. f6tf ti fer, I: i• t re were entered. ,grow~ng capaCity I~ predtcted for MISS Hrzel 1rnold and MISS L·a tt' , !I I II= "Nebra ka, My Natlv Land," the . tate of Cahfo~nia WIth the Verne K ~ttel-~pent Sunday Wit : I, Heavy GaIVanl."Zed Ro.und •. 1: t• i the citfl lai song of the ebra"ska coml g of the HooJer dam waters home fol S at Lyons I' Pig Pans Each 'I i I ~~ . eder a
1iO I of Women's I bs I;tnd to tlstate I Dr. E. . BIJir nu\y be fotmd a j! ~ " t, I I., II
' h s be n adopted hy K. ms and Th Conns made a motor tnp all hours at 11~ West Fourth St. 4.3C. ';. . .• 1.. I Boys nd Girls Coaster .= ions c u~. It IS also se out by alan the coast ftlo Long Beach Wayne, eh. !p19tf, . I I J i i• testa e ted-sion depar ent lior and s Angeles to an Diego and Mr. an Mrl F. Augustus an I I ~ 0 '~ J struc i Is. It as used point in Mexico. hey found t~e Mrs IIda HoI es spent Saturda BUY YOtlJR " :. 5 ! ~: i cit slnging at thirteen coas~ towns dehgh ful, enterpns· and Sund y m ILmcoln I.,':: i $ !!:• e ghth de graduatl s last mg, nd lOterestmg The fact that T. F G dfre of Omaha, vlstte I' Refrlge ,ator ': i ::'b. ar., a. d is ta,ught in a: Y h,.gh ,mo~e.. ed people Iln e gone .to the from Sat rdaYli.untll Monday her ,I : I . I .. ! 1.
1I S hOOlsijld col1eges. t coast: has made a ~i ference m the In the J, MI~es home. II N :- . ; ~• , types of homes c nstnlcted, and For sp clal attentIOn to you - oW - :. i= I tBa~ , ' the VIsitors fOll d I ~ost ot the dental ne ds s~e Dr. R. W. Cas I Be ready for HC;it Days." hop __ i . I; Elgi~, Neb., April 18~ e El'gin towrt unusuaH ea~ttf4I. per, offic phone 120. o14tf I • : • ::• akeryl wias broken into 'J ursday I ,Sen New J)cvelopments.. Arthur 'Chichester of Norfolk ,~OO Lb Box $28 50I : .-'ih ... gh•.• ,t,.E.~.. t.. ,a.n.ce. w..a••.. ~.a~. th.ro~.g.h... ,~~e new .d... ,'.' el
o.p.~ent of.. av.ocR<J
o. was here to sR..,end. Sunday in, th I AI t ._......_....... ' ....1. k 0 0; f ' . . .... '•. 1. 'I 'a rear' pdo';'whleh scorn. :grotJs fr EnCirlta. to San Mrs, Stell Chl~he.ter home. ' $1 5 00 ver ur I Other Models $4 95 $2 25,' ,
r etelyl ~okeh out. A' t ~~ in Die >interested t e Conns. Ex- Mrs. A A. Welch, Mrs. Herber tt5 Lb. Box 31 0 ' : . and • : I'<ihange w:lch was ~n th till, o/as ~en~i ~, as !t Is to row the dell· Weich a ~ Mr~. G.. W. Cos\erlsa I -_ _ J... • I At· 1 At .. ··_~..·· ··.···T· , . 'i
'.I.,.t".k.cn..'iO' .. ther.. Wit.. a.q.u t~t.l1.0f c.. ate.I... ru!t'".r~..i.•el'~ f!n~. a.PI'.Of>l.pent.sat.r~.ay.'.I.mSI.OuxClty.. ' . , --.1 arge ssor - ! R II Sk t .. i, I ~m a~d-II candy, he t uqers ,aw", ng wem at • Ie. Avocado. Mr•. G rf,el~. Swanson. vlSlte I~t -Time Is Hi-Time to Re·: , I Bicycles I 0 er a es i i, see1"ed, If" think ,th re g t ',he ~eU i' a sum of at ~ asttwe~tyflVe from Fro ay u'1fll Sunday m the P ~r Screen Dodrs and Win. 1 : Veloc;pedes' Base Ball Goods i~ ttoney hi den away as cents even at frUl ,stands In .the A. Carls ho~e at Oakla~d. ! ent :- Ir . I ,iI b en th6ougplY' ansa grav . In .the ma.r ets, the prices Mr. a Mr$. Sam Greise an wa. I • ! ,. : ~I I 1111111111'_"" _
"C l)' rht m'tcbes '-*e are uch hIgher. son. LeR y, of t-J"orfolk, spent Sun ; ...,. __' .. ''"''.~_ ~ " I
: where. IjocalI partle. I Th .• alligator pea s ",ust he ir· day here n ther,'E. ./,rink hOme. 1 ' ! I A'·"TT HARDWARf .•' ed and a hry caref I rigat (1, but Mexlc ns raIse beans Gus HIson rrlved home th L W I eN: t:qg inStituted.·.. S enf . o,... n.. th.•....c.. o.a.st•.al.S.lo..pe. n.ea.r ~.h.....e. se.a,. I.a~t of t .. e.we•. e.,. fro.m ~is W.;inte.r' . .'. ':\ ..•I' " froll'\ N Ugh day and.tnd It unneces~rY to l:rigate sOJourn, southern Cahforma. • -1'1 "'. .' " ,:1.. '
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,;'· te!'" . !he~oiJ·'Hea.vy~" 'oCcurlillhd.t Mrs.J M.IVarretI.MissEdl.'. , " Wayne Nebt..'. ., , nlgh(y,'and, theid mpness seems and Max e Behelt and Miss An· ono 108 'I' I " , . -' .'
• ~o ,~ a~~f.ic1~~t t~ ake, ~e beans na Giesle spe9"t Sat¥rday iQ Nor , 'r" ! "11~"~!.1m1m1m~tgtg~t1fl~~~f1}fjIJ1fj~~==il!~~~m~mlml!mltii~!' gr?,s w~~~~~'~ ~:~\ ~1~J :::;.~,rj~~: fOl~r. a ,.MrJ~ JO~~. Rehder a,n ~
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Amplifiers I r,Electrically, '[ 'jIn'~~~:eror I,'
New Location!Of "Shop In :
Kugler Etectri ,Building: IHenry!
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! . ~ iYon can run 1.,500 ~r 2,000 miles j,ithont~ " ,iog nmcPOLARIl'l'E ~nt ,of the cra~l.cas~'
But few engineer~ would reco~end snch, adangerous practice, ,fith any oil. - ! " • I
is essential, to full powle,r ~ndlong,~ftl,in, FY mo~?,r., I
They recommendch~ the oil arbetween~ ,and 1,000 miles-e,-en when the rotor has ~ I'
oil filtering device. . I i,
, Nme Polarine is lJIade to meet ~vetY moden;t'i"eDgineer}ng specification. It is relilied from q,emost suitable crUdes ~til wax, tar"and all~ ,harmfnl, non·lnbr~calingmaterials
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New Polarine clings to metal snt£aces-~,thickening by col~ and t~~Y heaL Itu,1furnished in ev~ grade rcco,tjunrnded by thti ",Society of AntoJ!1otive F.ngine;eTSI and ...m. ~!,,'
everything for YOul- ~otor that ril ican ~o. ~~" ,snit the chart for th,e correct ~el'touse-:l5t~pun-I for aIlgratla. I '
AB't,y_It Today Q.>290.00dJ_ Car i.- nice and clea.n. Leather up~olst1ry.
1931 Madel A Ford Victoria ~~t~~ :;f'orks fioc. Trunk ai2b5000~:;hp~~i1c;N~n~~~e~~~~'ltl~~ b~)~e~~~tt~~: Going t ! "';:.:," ;, i'~fBaR many ('xtrn~, including heater, oil fil- We ha e ninny other cars in good Coq'~tionlet' and gnuge heat inditato:' and chrom~ to go ,t b4rgain prices. 'Model A Ford.s, "lum pll1t<d tire cover. and 6 .yliJider Chevrolets. BulCk9~''''~'eSt
1929 Chevrolet Truck ~~a:.'~i~es. Esse~' andcp:": ~O;"O,TMotor overhauled. Has 1930 type PistfJ,ns. 'u~ fro "'+" _ : - liD , Ie, '
Payments-Easy G. M. A.C. T' ri.. ,r. "1" .,, • I 'I I !Come in-buy today! §~~g~~gg§;\;
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IW,ii ,I,' Sit, ,a't _COli,nty, ~~JUrt R,',:,OO~ i
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Ida~,~f AUgust" 1931-at 1.0:, O'C,IO,'k:. nee~~hc~~~:oag:=ek:j ~~=ta ,with a view to theit adJUst
, me 't., aDd allowance. The' u'm't'Ii .i~ed for the presentation, q;: Icl~ms, against said Estate! is th,''', Im ths from. the 1st day i'of May,
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"9,1' and the time limited :f,pr :pa,Ym l}t of· debts is qne year tromsa~lstdaYOfMay,'1931.ii ;.! ',' '.
~aidi·~:~~t~Yc~~~~ ~~~st~~t~~~~; iio( 4pril, 1931. _~ {Seal> J. M. Cherry, _,
i al~.3 . co~nt)~Judge. rI 'Soti('f~ ot JU>,ferl~"S s~le.' !j Notice is hereby given ,that 1ID- \
Ider and by virtue of an urder oft~e !?Istrict Court of \\'ayne Coun-
Ity, Nebral:;ka. madc"and enteu:d onthe 20th day of ABril, 1931. in a r\
Ica~s(- thep. pending in 53;id court' ~
Iwh~rein Albert Damme is' the~ \'I pl~inti.ff and Edward Damme,'IEmma :pamme and ~j elvin C: Ba- '!ker are defendants. or~lering and 1
G I LIenemann Idirecting the umlf>r;;igneJ. referee i\\ (Jrstensan <:~lpermt,erdent, m and gh~r pent Sunday WIth f to sell the real estat'e hereinafter Ichar C! If YOH ~re m*f·csted m reJat! s m PI} er 1de5cnbed Ithe ~ JOY of the hble he have a Mr nd rs Lee SellJn and' I Nov.. Itherefore 1. Fred Damme,class f r you WIt an abl! in8truc- famll er Su day visitors at t! ou see
1meo' or: opposIng J:olitical] nart.les in an referee, will on the 25t1l
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tor n matter w at you~~age may Schu I r x orne, ~sUCh a this~ But Vohen Anton.J. ~ermak. Demo.J May, 1931, at 10 o'clock la m. atbe. II Mr Fr nk totz spent Thur ~d BIg Bill Thompson for ma:ror ~f Chicago. one the East front door of tre ~ourt
11' ,morning worShI~1The De- day ern on Wlth her sister, c?~gratulale lll~ Vias Judge John H:JL}le. le!t. Reo Ibouse m the CIty of ~8,yn~. YfayneMola boys are JUr spe ~l guests Mrs. n Oat ndor!, del L) Ie lost tp TliomIJson m the .tteDubJ"'J.n prl- Copn~~, Ne1:traska. sell 1ft ~~Ubl1Cat th s serVice "e arc ery hap¥ Mrs Ru 6lph Schmidt attended I auctlO'q to the hlghestlbjdd~rlthe
m on t the bome of he Army or In the llably have the hands fully exten- tfO.nOW1~g described real estate. to-e ibso Thursday. roit Free Press I ded.-Passing Sho":'" II Wlt
: I i I ~ Iene ann and daughte1. I 1 ' The ,west one·fou.rt.h (Wl/() of
Ie s a the Gilbert .John- WIth sIlver a Dund 20 cent~,1 It I The newspapers I recently bave th
lsoutheast quarter (8 14 ~ and
afternoon. mIgHt be ago Itme to relIne a t been atrlng the troubles of Euro~Ith East (E) sIxty acres {60JA.) of
a er e:eOb~nn:r~:~~ ~~tc10UdS - I e York Evenmg rr(Je~~~o_~~~:~=~~,,~AlfonS~I::s:~~~~we;~l:i~~~e;/3 r~~o:at the dolp Schmidt home - _ I shIp twenty-slK (26) Range I fourSunda . Maybe it W d be harder for :Sotif'c to Crt-dltors. I (~) East of the SIXth (6r) Ip. m.
The IT hday club met last Sat- bandits to get y-rolls If It ,..Jere The State of Nebra k "'.,. ~ Wayne County, Nebraskai, Iurday a the Chas. Plummer harder to get I p roles -Vlrglm.an-! county, 58. • S a, a ,el The southwest q~rteIjr (~WL:)home, i~ bein Mrs. Plummer's Pllot. I In the cOllnty coUrt ~ r of f Se.ction fI~e (~) 'rI'o$shipand L Cl e's bl thdays - - I In the matter of the cgtate of A twentyfive (2;)) Range !rfotir (4)
Fred V n Klr and Mr, and Mrs The tire bu I ess IS pH'kmg up D Bache Smead, deceased. To *I~ East of the SIxth p. m.J WayneHarley V n Ki k drove to Mo- You oughtl to ~ e what ours pick IcredItorS of 8ald estate' Ieotmty,\.Nebrn.ska. II IVille, , Sa urday to see the tip -America - umberman (Chl¥ I You ar~ hereby notIfied, that I The ,terms of the sal WIll bemen's ,15 T, S ~d DunDington, cago). Wlll Sit at the County Court roo 20~..- o~ the purcha..~ C¥h onwho 15 i" Y Ill, ---. 1In Wayne, in 5ald county. on t e the dale of sale, the ba upon
The cuyler Fox home was the U~less coo e heads step tn, I24th day of April. 1931 and on t9-elconfirmation of the sal by thescene f a JO y gathering last Spam seems h eatened al';"am for 24th day of .July, 1931 at 10 o'clock court_ I II IThu even g. when a crowd a bme WIth I outbreak of peace n m ear,h day to receIve and ex- Dated at Volayne. Nebraska, thiSgat nd 5 rprlsed Mrs Fox -DetrOIt Ne s lamme all claims agamst said ea- 20th. day of Apnl. 1931. Ii Ion thda. Mrs Clara Fen- - I Fred Damme, Referee.wick a d ilbe t .Johnson also had You've got t II 'Ii! I
10 O(} a ill, he church Suntlav birthd ys the same week .so all sL- II Ischo(l b"ble ,stldy, Classes and ~ three el rate together. A two- Ja~eSOJII
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I Butter-Nut CoffeeOur Lo\\- Price Butter-XutCoffee isNow per pound 3
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NavelOranhes}Ietlium siz.e. Sweet and!
uicy. Our low price isDozen for
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I '.1 I ·Iid Goods.are the I,fJ 8 You Can Buy Regardle~sof PI"! e. 411 Extra Fancy sel¢,c-
bl s at a Price You liar Afford to Pay. Three Big Day of "()uality Food" Specialsi I 1 I r I 'i,li I
'onder Ferry'. 'purehr,e,d S,eed,~", ,PiOd',egbhles and flowers or unkqu~e
; d I "".,.. an beauty. i!' I ' ' T I'
Thok Cor the Ferry Seed; Di!pl~yllJa with purebred seed.s:.! It::is
kea~. you, in yo~ "'neighbbrhgod .Plabt ~iih Ferrt's purebr~d' S'ee g
.J.eJ. and assure yourself ~~'f,:~U~aiden. Ferry-Morse Seed. Co~ e'lic/ugan. ' '.. I
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p Ri IN ~t; ~h~l:ijOriginal rtnish of Yo~r C~r, Is pOLlsri:iRestored and Made LlkeN~w " '. '1:1;
['ry his Polish Job-The "bloom" on Yoohr car WAX" ':is br ught back when such a feat seeJ'll!'ll~pos- JOBS'''.sible. EXPERIENCE and the .new. BIj.ACK & .bEC ER electrical Polisher. wIll glve.rohr cal'that' Better Than New" look. A cordlallinvitation is extendto Ev; ryone to come in and ~ee the Polisp Job Demonstrat
ayne;:Su~er ,Srrvke:9illlCompa~~ 1\
J. R. Miller and C. C. Sti~ltt~ Owners. " :1: , Wayne~ r'e
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I Ferry'. purehred See~. proquce more8ucceBBfully. Colors in the Howers grownfrom Fcrrv's Seeds are more ivi~d, more
gorgeous. They have a richer, deeperfragrance. All tllis heritage of Buperiorsize, color, .radiance and flavor is due to
Ii I generations of tested plants and: seeds.
II Ferris Seeds aTe not placed upon theil market until theiT strain has been tested
through :rears of seeding and growth illL :'~ FER- ~Y~S '! UA163tp
hmas ProducePrize:Sized Eggs!
s six n.ud lone' half inches in.tel', and or exce.llcnt weight,
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ROMEO'rei Belgian, R~gister
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upreme iWerritR 1m BeOlgian, Registerl\ ',~ 155~8o This horse is of
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T, se stallions will be bratto~~'our farm by truck afte June 1 if you willpIne me or leave wordwl~h Don Beckenhauer.
Tlt~,.e \~i11 be a servicecharge 0 Five Dollars whenmie IS b ed first tIme and Flfte Doll rs for a colt threed'l- old Foal becomes duew n rna e changes ownership
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I)('"i 's Foot}: Ca(Mf<k J. "Johnson,'his is a c ke,whichMrs. Jor son on ex
llllYJair.'1!~ cupful of sugar1,~-. e!1P': bU, ter
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~:~ ~~1~S6~ c~g~61ate j':;: tea,spoqn of va'(lilla;1\iix ing-te ients as fo,ill" 'cake. 1:1
Fill1ng.. , ;J'Dil'solve '1 'h .cups 'of $
CllII of water. Allow t~
it thr'ead:'l. Pour- s\bs~atcn (·gg'l hites. Flavp
I OUl{hllutS. ii''(7vl1's. J. 1". Johnson,
llC:l cups sugar::: cup~ of our mil1{
l'rlilk4 egg,;'I level tal Icspoon soil.
cd' in hot \vuterteaspoo saltt:oaspoo I nutmeg
~o II' cream,bu tel'
Flour eno gh, to makJu{.;h I
'B~at sug r and eggs, , Add. ada "I lase (.dicnt.s, f ave 111il1; <
'y ,cold af\ the c(Jld91~ ttfil, the 1 S8 flClur'.1tr lhe fine will be the
he 'doughn t, Fry .anitd turn ov r as soonollle to thf! t,op.of t?~}8:
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Starting Monday, A 1~~1127 I
I II -Special Price on Greasing fbS':-
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(Put in O~ders Starting Friday, 8 '. '/'0) ,
Tire Repairing Line of cceisories1 ~
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Men's 'Fe t Ha sFor this g~eat :b::i' g in eve t ofthe season !we-ar, T ,r1ncin theprice on o.ur tel! Lts so lowthat it is amazi, g. Could youbelieve that $6.0 I ats 'ollld~: sold as low $2 00
. ~':I i ~',Ii.M •t'S D ShN'tsCa'n ~bu ttfa",ine v lU~ ~ventthat ~ \i,'iIll giv yor t '0 I (lress~hil'6{ : (lf,,1 ext.r 1 Cit ali y n,',",draS(11' hl'duucloth 1'0' he price
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JERSETS, 5 Boxes $1!A new product in sa~itary napkin t~at is gaiJ-Ijng in populanty. ThfS JS a realbargam and, o~Tffered at this low price to introduce it to o'urlclI:-:tomer:-:. Thi~ sHllitary napkin is made for!the utmost comfort [and convenience. Special!ifor three dars only. i j
