Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11
G. w. HOOVER.
Uncle Toms Cabin" tomorrow.

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Mrs. Zion and Mrs. Rice left Tues.
day morning for Huron, South Dakota,
to visit at the home of John Zion. The
former is the mother of Mr.. Zion and
the latter the mother of Mrs Zion
From there Mrs. Zion will go to Wilcox,
Canada, to visit her daughter, Mrs
The toughest looking old floor can
be made to look like new hardwood,
with narrow boards and without cracks,
by my always Ready Process which my
demonstration will show to anyone who
calls on her at j. J. Ruhs store next
Friday and Saturday, May 10 and 20.
100 CHI-NAMEL.
May Lippincott's: A Series of re-
vival services was being held in West
ern city, and placards giving notice of
the services were posted in conspicuous
places. One day the following notice
was posted: He'll, Its Location and
Absolute Certainty. Thomas Jones,
baritone soloist will sing Tell Mother
I'll be there"
M. E. Quint, the well known piano
tuner and musician, was operated on
for appendicitis at the hospital to-
day by his brother-i in law, DR.. L. b.
Morris, and while the surgeons dis
covered bad appendix, the trouble
was eradicated and he is doing nicely,
which will be welcome news to his
many friends. Atlantic News.
-Thos L. Mccarthy and wife of Ger
nimo, Okla, arrived in Audubon Mon
day from Kansas City. Mo-, where they
were to attend the funeral of his brother
Frank. They visited here with his
father and sister Miss B. for a few days
returning to Kansas City last evening
from where they will go to their home.
return home this week.
-Rieger's Flower Drops, the most
exquisite perfume in the world. Price
81. so the bottle. Your wife or mother
would appreciate this delicate lasting
perfume as a gift for Mothers Day.
Saturday we will give violet button
hole bouquet to every man who pur
chases a bottle of perfume, any kind,
so cents or over.
1915 FRICK DRUG Co.
This county of Guthrie, is closely
associated with Audubon county both
being in the same senatorial district,
is one reason why this county should
stand by Judge Green, candidate for
congress- But the most important
reason why it should support him, is
that he is in ability the peer of our
former congressman, Walter l. Smith
The Guthrian.
My Demonstration who will be at J.
j. Ruhs next Friday and Saturday,
May 10 and 20, will show you something
about Furniture Polishes and the care
of finely vanished things that may
surprise you. If you own an automo-
bile you'll be doubly interested. She'll
show you how to take white stains made
by water, heat, perfumery, medicine
etc, from tables, stands and dresser
tops. 1916 CHI-NAMEL.
Attorney H. ]. Mantz with his wife
left for Waterloo, Saturday evening,
where Mr.. Mantz will act as one of the
delegates from the Audubon lodge of
United Workmen to the biennial meet
ing of the state association of that order.
Mrs. Mantz will visit relatives at Cedar
Falls. James Lang, the other delegate,
and Mrs. Boyer the delegate from the
Degree of Honor went to Waterloo,
Monday.
You can change the color and style
of finish on the woodwork of any room
at cost of only &c per square foot and
have q mission dining room, den or
sitting room without the expense of re-
moving old paint or varnish. Old fur
uiture can be made to match. Watch
my demonstration at j. J. Ruhs, Friday
and Saturday, May 10 and 20, and ask
all the questions you like.
100 CHI NAMEL.
when ! could not get the truth
into the metropolitan newspapers the
country newspapers came to my rescue.
God bless the country newspapers.
They are part of US. When we are
married or given in marriage they tell
the good news They go to our we'd
dings and our funerals. They rejoice
with us when we rejoice and mourn
with us when we mourn. Uncle Joe
Cannon.
Mrs. w. II. Cowles and Mrs. w.
X. Green left Tuesday morning for
Sioux City as delegates to attend the
grand chapter of Iowa of the p. L. o.
Sisterhood. They will go from there to
Wayne, Nebraska, to visit over Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs John Kate
formerly of Audubon. First of next
week they will return TO Sioux City to
to attend . meeting of the State FEEDER
alton of Women's Clubs.
II have dug and set nursery stock
under partial shade in deep well wat
cred trenches so trees throw fiber root
let's, but leaf out later and slowly and
can be safely planted all during May
yet. If you have been too busy to plant
they will be shipped with soil and pud-
died roots, packed air tight; Call on or
write or phone w. M. BoMBERGER,
Harlan, Iowa 18:tf.