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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-09
quiet ns Rfehkrnrt.
Rtbtstre. at On pra,tiff ensmossI
Rpgls Srust.S alater,

iom eener iia iiQr til bet parme 8eir.
Sorober+ 3 Stopper mohne
Sorober, 70 app firboffet galnsa.
tierrcr. en- aop SeIleri, iom err op.
Ifaaret | imao Sernineer, 2 gana.
mas % to @ppeliiner. NoaIe ai be
ithre g!ase at Snlat.Sooeberne leg.
aes pao bier SaIlerten. Rsobefier.
nerne itrses Seroper oe Sorober,
gananas os @ppeIiiuer Com er
Fnaret imnat) l9saes / Wioten.
Raa Erppen hnr man Seueri % iao
bdr non 1rerd Gresiina oper. Get
utaa nat!lrIiapis uGre albeIes foIbt,
mar Set i~erresres.
engIc.SnIo! -2 Sopper Tine.
apple opFqaret / imda ccruiraer,
9 aoppar @91arIhmenows" o5itaarei
4 Smffer 5per. Ct buI0t gpuo hpi0c
lruer ion er Hsost "a Oerpaa friei
ior HierHer, og en- &op o95affe0e
galupofierner. On 600 @apomaiiC
blan5es meo bette.
SeerrniteIiee SaIot-9opper al
en- 2inappIe flares al og.of @rnoer
Flores iaa mesft AZ, al oer it1ar
itsbt. Soa firres 3u0mnocn Tor.
iigti8 no, Den bnoroe 9ei Of Semc
flores oof os aeiten KiereS % /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-09

pda ben. 6isr ben rlinbt liot. BAD
ben iprinse. Stans ben iao, bot
no % let til bens aa~nbeorna. Gag
ben ira ieien isGo. Spis Gicren
aisr big npmrrfiom paa sJeil euer
Sfaoonfer paa BEN enc SIDE at Sc.
ten, er bet fIost at ie rleset bel efter
Sell paa rem mosiat.e SIDE. Teaer
bon no Sell reS $opehet, er BET
eierre for at perbe bin SpmrrfIom'
beb bort fro Sprets nnben Gnbe.
2ister man &eit af en- rrIie
Wonb / G~abolaset, foor man aierns
trsoe Soften en- llaes siS, inben Der
FER SonSeI. or life S9Iseren piI.
Zig bertil, er bet iifreft for aisberer
at pasie. fig ielp.
Gnab % ginf.
= 3onfret iaopeI iom Cement.
blofter er ubmrrtet MateriaIe al
bnaae Siioer az; men mar bsr iffe
sIcmme at foriterte Siloens g9eeer
meb erco SerntraaS, irale SSerr'
itrnaer e1er Ssrrbaanb. Oct bar
brnbt, of me Cement iIoer reonebe
,nber Eplbninaen. fnrbi mar, hooOe
enten aIemt ellsr fcrismt at rein
force" Siloens 8na9er.
- aIsoer err on,trent BET encite
Clogs @rrs. fcm burbe foo 9op I'll
at norc / 9GtIehorcr.
Too rik'e Sts6cr / SrTfanh %
Sfpei; hnr mon 81 noF'tt mrrfaIitt
Barometer. Tou nubriulcr Ell II
rem Troppe cllcr stige I1nt Ell
/ Troif / Ct Libet, life fpr lo0t aar mr&
@arS /. ard66er Troifcn o. ! 8rup.
ben % irttcr fla Ser Tor at trrfft
@eir. hal tet orti0 prre et ufciIbdr
Iigt Geau poa, at Der itrdr TONNE,
Tegn,
- Der ortocs ! Tla1u bno6e mel
| Forming % a~reoturaoI. Rcnsbor.
nrler iiGr or al re8er @etp0nin0
Sc 600 8crkSnr iom bIeo isrt ni(
ira Sibirieu "a i5tnmdrftn. hdr Tor
mcret ia til outtrert $4,000.
man fan abIc bt1iaere IIeif boz
a]Isocrpuiure o. ffumluct McIf enl
+ BOA roqen nrSen SIoo6 Epiupieoe
man enbnu bar forieat iio mch
Get piIoe orre bra. ont @obS
hrl,acrc t1trhe tnoc en- Snrm pnt
Flcre Nnr nS @augeu % ood ioc
rimefioc N%iffcor ct &c bar iitou6 ii
nt t'cnc "0coinq" % It5t til for No
r-t uSar n forwiroTa >oroea:
! 9~r1otbdrtea og 2aJre7paa brD n.
2o66brgaerea 6gor ou611 iot GrrG
&c If 1ar gatooh. 'o- Gitrifr
/ oe 41uoc, ogiaa
fnrocr+5 t1cr uyrer ~. tst.
6ao, itoc 2jnSttafl 5,5oaa ON mn,
me' cn itarn soooc aaor ct .tac
55eo nsgqcr Dem If IT'D: re9ou
1or6aorgen ran sen III Be MI be
annha II Mortitre.
aaricra Fan nrre ir.o'h-rr :
til III, Gage eitcras mar h1r '.as
@nrsrre hort 'rr T}oifcr.
IeS Niinneiotn gr1griusnt'to
tior bar nan MI Gtor.horr.auer
icm oiner fra 4,000-s.no0 Trn'
Meif or Noret oa op iii 325 SUM
smsrfeAt. Ter er Tom Ieeel fom
met iaa mesct al bet Ifotfe Short
bcrn.9loo inb / Sbortborn.9 elin
gerne her ! 9anSet, at ct fort Gnta.
Sborfhorn.S1,er Ter no mere Ififfebl
til at bIiue lat paa 9aaien for at sis
bes END for at melfes.
= Graoer on ct Sui / Warfen oe
letter 8anbrfuffen neo beri. nao,
on er uoe paa Rarfcn og arbeioer
oil gonbet life ioa burtis bIio'
pnrmt % uoriffeliat.
- GoniolibateS Shools eGer iff.
coniolihatcb SGools - ct Sfolebui
burbe ditto ie Iibt bebre no inboen
oist oe ,r~penoigt enb ct alminaeIia.
- $sniebus!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-09
amunoiens SoIseipenee.

NmunoIens SolSe,pence.
SfsIae en- WteSbeIelIe til rorF
"aftenpoiten" beitnar 8optem &odIo
anuinoisnS 9aroaaresparti al isl.
genoe 9eItasere: WarineIsitnart
Breitr,fb. aaptein 4iaImur Sobdn.
len, SasfeI, annorer Uniting, giau.
IanS, 9inoitrsm, Ssrpen Shbberlo
% SsIoSs SrImer Surien innt Sc.
berer RoaIb a%muneicr, iaIt 8 Dfare.
Sf1enSe ~bioaraftirs 6oInsnir1er
on Sc 6 Trnh, 'rr icfaer dndlh
HmmSisn. I'll irtcrcs1ere:
RrcitruS er 80; ma Rrra (
3eocmorfcn 1881, Gffttr irn 1902,
Vramierlsitnntt Maruwn ira 1905,
81 han bar ltnernntrerst ira arras
ifolcr for BON 8 gor ! dtiforAiiort
cno iicrue 1oroo,t5c Z Del iib'tc
hoIpou0ct Tor hor Ron aHTfart, hos
Q'nld%dF'e't Fad 3orTc''
teaptetp &iaTnar S6pan.
E ~ ~ 49, m. a.
S'D'U8'' ~ oo vi. tu'
q "" l2o, I"''" '.eo
SCI ! 1922 ~ noi'p1n.ts
""P'y't ~'Dl'fo
7erete 'o' pu.' ''t.sy.s HyS CIV r.
~ oe4'a8s' u''''''' "'' '
G"'''e'ss'l
N'''',.' y
tl"''",e"'I .'' .,
o. %. pu' .'ustst ~,".-'...
,,,S
.s.
ElHo %iaa'ar 70 l'''f
eEI 'lrtar.,f = "' COR,
q trHoi laNl ~ q 'S'toeS "oe
St'lfccre' aor u. d 7hnoet aohae'
pofalen on Here 6sr'ieprH'''er geo
SoImefuolrehoei'
aoolf Senrlt VINO
1trsm er ira Sdnlnlerret Son
er tsof I 1900 oe bar ira 'ut Hcl's1'e
ungoom opref Sf,fert' en- Senlrhs'
lom ban ooerio9 poa oen Zoen
UruH ~Spro: yam !ni8ie os'ua
oa..sn, m1,a, eor ~ hor ~,
,.s mo,s ,or, s,r r~,,,.;Iet arrerso
5Sr9en S1uoperhO CT en-
gdI1rIei a1enofne aT Hoalo aIlnI,"
zen. Snn er ira Sppeeddro Susloe'
'1oroen.
9elmer Sunfen er fsSt |
9eTteraalen / 1870. San e Ssloos
os bar / mango aar faret pao SSbu-
pct. San meSfulste "@isd" erpeot.
ticren 'om 2oen Stprmano. TIMBER
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-09
Bar GarI ben folute en- asinse?

ipsr ct goitonerbIaS. iom icrtuIer,
at Grneit aurea. fbp. 9Rrer peb
S~toetbolms SFiftole 90 for SiSen
boiat / Rep gort, oeo inosnaenSe
Smbier er fommet til ben SIi.tnin8
q, Sung Carl Sen urea Slate" bar
m arinSe, Huren fnl ia pa1'tacr.
AZ Ia GorI Sen Sototc8 2iGftiie iot
treSte @nng anbHeoes, sjorOe prcione
Cine ben Epbagelie. q afften eismia
. aoiroeIia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-09

muIiet ON bnm. ioa man neb, boor
man | Rbbsfalo funbe finbe hons
ioaacite T,infter. 8i FtuIbe fienbe
be prrite l~lsrasarter al Ropr,. iamt
bn HeSe paa beres Banter os llSnit-
zig, faa hi | siIfaIoe funSe bisfl-
tere Sneen ioritarSiet % unoer
Rampen moo lleresiet pibe, bpor 81
meb itsrit llbiist til Seir burbe rette
pore Gngreb.
Tpbt nebe ener inbe | baarbe Serb.
H,,mper Fan Here SIaes llerrsfrs
Iiaae here liar uoen at iaa gnIes.
ming til at ipire; men bet taber life
berpeb fin Spiretrnft. Ton fan iaa.
lebes f~oritaa, of bet life er aiort paa
ct Gar of renie en- gscr for llgr9s.
glt, iom tan % MAJ aisres, er at
brebe l1srnsiet, ianinart Oct filter
op siennem Sorbforpcn s Rnis.
belief ii9r bar man auIeSnins III at
fbre en- energiF, planmrsfie aria
mob alt slaes l1eras, ianirsmt iran
itibc trnfer ii1 ,,b en- aoS sIappIan
% boiler Sorbeus 1r1,9tbarteS sobt
oppe. Get ron seq til.
Tnnr mlnu fi-ter Set.
8nor man no mr. ct Fie5c fia m
Ac't, oi1Ioer Set q. rGrc poo fiji
Nois, 'na mar isfc bIiber baOrnGe1t
paa 0otScfrn 9e6it or ret Of hunb.
ie oeo IN onaiiheIiq rel fianot Scite.
ooIer, ON hertiI er I~uIsoninp. Scr.
Itoor man iiQ III, n1cEct poa @CTfc
hod5 be Tcite life gisr, funne oct
pGre aoSt at hopc reo ITO Ell ar.
Zig 9lnrh iom ioritnor fig pdo Sc.
fte.
en- eriarcr STIqer piI aIti0 posse
pon. al aftberen faar e Soften fro
hcns melt iorSeIoqtige Sibc. On
Der er Sell res 6ciien BIZ btSie bItoc
boI6t ifiuItc, ON aisbersn life bar
2inene mco rig.
Sn get moa bare g! 80Ot S"t
leone' me &3nocf % Ire 's'l'''
Sp99er o9 gen W 20Nofrhe I0r
lonae GERM NIeDne, Trrc9nI9'e. '9
tre.onIeoe eL @2'el 9'l' ..sae cN'
10 "or sonhleA' loH' pHHllc.i8' az
QoFoe aooi quo VI yen .iSo
lPFHlnr gore 'a'I'1's.Lt0l'pepe "@'
10 "l,,8'onea S''Voon1S W
o!L.fe !',eS s5s'S q
"A ! na"''o ga tI't' o -
''tt'N8e @3fe| 800 ~ W. "
oH "'on !"'ue ol'e '"'5s wv"
w '"'''''7. VIZ "oH"',ysL}. p.'
on ~. ''a"rs [.' ~
50 G'''.s' .0'. .''s' y 40 o',
o~,.H'@a,ots. 'ao D,'S g '.~..'
oer.". eaes 1"' ''fe u ..S''.N'e
ra M ~ S"oieooIl''N " '"' ""',
l"i p'.t.s m" w" ''''si "Ns'.'
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@e''e9uno'eRt ps S'o"l'e' .1m ="
pt'oi'e JIG h,ep 9eNe' W. >nne
al 'Ptnhae leoH pg n.e ~ i'u"'s'
naar GET raooes ssp'a! III os'
Ne. CT en- goo piu'' u 'e8Se "S'e
~satie III Se''eh, Oet Ct Su'e'
mems oen oal pn'pe" Ot"t'e"'
sel 's''F Sn'ifv,' nun 'aut ~ en
1et'oH' 'ule 's o'ie III 0pte oel n.,'t
anoe' W oet 'a''''"e slu'Oe' '''
$eIae'
|.uN aout NV e.i'." " s,et
ns tle"ot n's0 U.N. *, ~" W 40
ee"'1 . "'u" '"o' 0p.ae'' nv
UNI y VI pe' s"se" oD ~
pet'"9 uilpe' "ensi" S'ien " Wv
oer on 'lSor Se', ppaO u"'soe Nsl
a"saut. peu" Ippei " ~ 9o'''
ootI mere RIO III 'n9e" se9iit
Sout nai '"''O'sf',D q SoOi S"o'
l.pi az se''en, n"us',ese' nun W"
ttpl ns'ete' Del 8ltioer u vi 81"
nioefiS' I'"' "rStnlis "'an Ssl's"
Iol al ppre "eI.poe''e VI u "
oeu, 'tHooer % {" eef
lon eooe' St9' oeA poa &noe"' %
iao oen HoHo ooer; S"g ne'e
usprte III, ON oeH ''p.iet l,s III %
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
Wood and iron work of all
kinds at Jerry Wards. jy10
A Slap at Miss keeter


When the summer sky is
azure blue, when your heart is
light and your love is true,
when your sole idea of a joyous
lark is a slender waist in a spot
quite dark; when you have the
place, the girl and that you're
sitting there for a quiet chat;
can you recall in your young
life of such anger deep, or a
wrath so rife when with a fear
full ire your arms you fling to
anticipate the mosquitoes sting?
When you scratch and thrash
and slap and swear, you claw
and slash and he's not there.
If you want relief invest a
quarter, and Skeeter Skoot will
complete the slaughter. Mud
yard Dipling.
Don't get stunR! See! The
Skeeter scoot. 25c q bottle.
Robt, w. Harvey,
jN Druggist. !
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

Judge Thos. Arthur, of Lo-
gan, was in Avoca, Wednesday,
attending to some court mat
tiers. The Journal-Herald &C.
nowledges a pleasant call. The
judge and the writer became
acquainted twenty-five years
ago, when the Judge was a
young man and manager of
the Logan ball team, zone of
the best" ball teams in the
state. The same as in politics
the Judge was always on the
opposite side from US and we.
were compelled to fight him
and his team-but to play
against such boys as the Judge
had gathered around him was
a pleasure, and if the Judges.
decisions on the bench are as.
square as the dealings we had
with him foe two and a half
years, those who go into court
with cases that are brought be-.
fore him will have no cause for
complaint. We managed to
click" his team on every oc-
casion but one, and the Judge
and his boys took the "lickings'
honorably and proved them
selves to be men, with whom it
was an honor to meet, off the
baseball field as we'll as on.
Willis Stearns, the standpat re-
publican candidate for congress
at the republican convention,
was one Of his players.-Avo
Journal.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
A Word to Farmers

That the heat and drouth are
endangering the corn crop
everyone knows, but the corn
crop can be saved even if this
weather continues for several
weeks yet. A farmer writes a
letter to the World Herald and
tells how he saved his crop in
similar conditions. He says:
'In one of the dry years
there was no rain on my farm
from the 9th of May until the
4th of August. | had two
hands and by the Fourth of
July had cultivated that corn
three times. There was not a
weed in the field, but l got an
other cultivator and went into
the field myself along with the
hands, and we went over that
corn five times. 1t was so dry
that the clouds. of dust follow
ing the teams could be seen a
mile away. The corn did not
grow much but it kept a good
color. During the latter part
of July one could thrust his
hand down through the dust
three or four inches deep, that
the frequent civilizations had
made, and he would come to
damp earth. On the 18th of
August it began to rain at
about 4 o'clock in the after
noon, and It rained all night,
The next morning . guest al
my house went!out and looked
r.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
at the corn. He declared that

at the corn. He declared that
it had grown four inches dur
ing the night, which of course
it had not, but it appeared that
way on account of the leaves
standing up straight. | gath
cred 45 bushels of corn per
acre from that field, while on
the farms to the south, east
and north of me, on exactly the
same kind of land, the crop
was an almost complete failure.
On the farm to the south the
corn was not picked, but cattle
turned on it. To the east. the
man got II bushels and on the
north 49,"
The Campbell system of
"dry farming" has been demon
strated to be a success, both in
this country and Australia and
the substance of the whole
thing is to keep a loose mulch
of three or four inches of fine
dust on the top of the ground
to prevent evaporation. In
countries where the rainfall is
very slight, a crop can be rails.
ed only every other year, the
land being kept in condition to
absorb water one year without
a crop so as to have enough in
the ground to raise a crop the
next year and its evaporation
is prevented by this mulch of
dust on top. There is no doubt
that the corn in most of Ne
braska can ba saved by this
nrocess, even II rain is delayed
for some time yet.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
National Ice Cream Social

National Ice Cream Social
On Friday night, July z, the
Christian Endeavor society of
the Presbyterian church will
give an ice cream social on the
church lawn. Ice cream or
pineapple ice and cake, admis-
sion l5c. The tables will be
decorated to represent different
nations and the mattresses will
be in costume. Come and en-
joy a social evening in a cool
place. il
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

Forget it. It only aggra-
Yates a bodily ailment to think
about it. 1t only increases the
sense of the torridity of these
siroccos to dwell upon their
heat. In either case get busy.
You'll forget it. For the heat
get to work, start perspiration,
get your mind busy on some
thing else. The homeopathic
principle applies, similia simili-
bus curantic;; the bodily heat
you generate equalizes the ex-
ternal heat. Try it.-Sioux
City Tribune.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
Passenger Terminal, Chicago,
Chicago & North Western Ry,

The new passenger terminal of the
Northwestern Line at Chicago repre-
sents the latest step in perfection OF
travel comfort.
While utility has necessarily been
the first consideration, the architect
and builder have wrought mcnu-
mental structure of classic design and
great architectural beauty. typical of
Chicago and the vast territory to tho
west and northwest to which this
terminal is the main gateway. Planned
on broad and generous lines. quarter
OF million passengers and fifteen
hundred trains can be handled daily
without crowding or delay.
The new terminal is most conven-
iently located-just three blocks from
the loop district, the business center
OF Chicago. with which it 10 connected
by four main streets. Madison. Wash
ington. Randolph and Lake.
The main entrance. from the broad.
brilliantly lighted esplanade on Yves.
Madison Street, is through magnii.
cent portico supported on colonnade
Of six massive granite columns open
ing into lofty vestibule. From either
end Of the vestibule easy stairways
ascend directly to the main waiting
room on the train floor above. On the
street level. within the vestibule, is the
main lobby extending the entire width
Of the building from Canal Street to
Clinton Street. with entrances on each.
Conspicuously placed. near the cen
ter OF the lobby and facing the ticket
windows. is an information bureau,
where uniformed attendants with true
Northwestern courtesy answer every
question.
There are thirty-three windows that
can be utilized in selling tickets, 80
that 1t is hardly possible for traveller
ever to experience delay in securing
his railroad, parlor and sleeping car
tickets, even when travel is most con-
gested. Just across the lobby from the
ticket ONCE Is the baggage room which
10 commodious and fully equipped for
the prompt handling of baggage.
Adjoining the baggage room and
also directly opposite the ticket Office
Is the main parcel check room in
which Is located the department Of lost
and found articles; beyond this the
cab Office and carriage entrance where
q score of carriages. taxicabs and auto
mobiles may leave or take on their
passengers all under cover and unham-
pered by waiting vehicles for which a
separate covered court is provided just
across Washington Street.
On the Clinton Street side OF the
lobby is travellers supply and drug
store with widely diversified stock.
In this section of the lobby is also 10.
Gated the lunch room where excellent
food at moderate prices is quickly
served. A complete telephone service
with an attendant will be found ad.
Joining the lunch room. Approaching
the grand stairway, the telegraph Office
Is to the right and the Station Masters
Office to the left
Tickets baggage and other essen
tials all having had attention without
leaving the street lobby, one ascends
TO the main waiting room and the
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

Ihugh electric elevators located at both
ends of the train shed. All confusion
and annoyance Of trucking baggage the
length of the train is done away with.
There are special chutes for handling
mail to and from the post-office sub
station. which is directly beneath the
train shed. Provision is made for til.
heavy suburban traffic by a stairway
leading down from each platform
about midway the length of the train
shed. to the suburban concOurse, which
is on the street level below and opens
directly upon Washington Street which
runs under the station. Suburban resi-
dents may go quickly to and from
their trains without passing through
the main station unless they desire to
90 so.
The emigrant waiting room is one of
the features of the station and is also
reached directly from the train she'd
This room is on the street level with
an outside entrance on Canal Street,
End is commodious and sanitary, with
a separate lunch room where emigrants
can purchase wholesome food at eco.
nomical prices. The mems toilet rooms
are equipped with tub and shower
baths. and the women's room is pro.
vided with baths. laundry tubs and a
laundry dryer.
No matter how many people may
pass through this great terminal in a
Cay, it can never seem crowded. The
numerous entrances and exits, indie
peadent Of each other, and opening to
the streets, provide free and direct
movement OF traffic to and from the
train shed and waiting room without
crowding and confusion. Telephones
are at hand everywhere. Booths for
local and long-distance calls may be
found in the street level lobby, In the
main waiting room, ia the women's
room and in the third floor suites. One
need never ash tho time. for thirteen
electric clocks. all wound and regu-
lated from one master clock, are dis.
posed about the building in conspic.
uous places. Even the seats In the
main waiting room are numbered and
the landings of the staiYways arc
lighted in a novel manner.
The sanitation Is as perfect as mod.
ern science and generous expenditure
can make 1t. Even the public toilet
rooms are arranged ON q most exten.
sive scale and several rooms are pro-
vided whore uniformed servants are in
attendance and where small fee is
required. All drinking fountains are
the new bubbling-up type and cooled
water is supplied to them through q
circulating system. In wintor the
building is heated and ventilated by
fresh air drawn from above the roof,
passed over steam coils. and then ILL
tered through q sheet of falling water.
In summer the air is cooled by the
same system.
For the electric lighting system In
the station building. train shed and
various street subways on the ap.
proaches. the operation of elevators,
ventilating fans. refrigerating system,
signaling and interlocking systems,
and the heating plant complete. provid-
ing in each case a surplus for future
growth. nearly 5000 HIP. is required.
The boilers. engines and genera
tora are housed in the power plant
at the extreme northern end of the
station, 1t Is equipped with modern
appliance and represents in itself an
investment Of nearly one million dol
lars. .
A.so7.ll.aoo
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YOU TAKE NO
FINANCIAL. RISK
We Make This Offer to Every
Person in Mo, Valley,
Who Suffers From
Kidney Disease

We want every person in
this city who suffers from kid
ney disease in any form to
have personal knowledge of
merits of Rexall Kidney Pills.
To this end we offer them to
everyone who has need of such
a remedy with the definite and
distinct understanding that, in
the event they shall not prove
of any benefit in the treatment
of your case, we will promptly
refund you the purchase price.
Put up in boxes containing
sixty pills; price. so cents per
box.
Rexall Remedies can be OBJ
tanned only at our store-The
Rexall Store, Robt. w. Harvey.
JIG
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
Ladies handbags at saileys
Drug Store.

Jerry Ward carries that
famous Polorine auto oil used
by Bob Burman when he broke
the worlds record. II it is good
enough for Burman it ought to
be good enough for you.
jylO
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
Boys

Here's a stunt. A watch
given away every week, for the
next seven weeks, to the boy
who sells the most Saturday
Evening Posts EACH WEEK.
Lots of other good prizes to
win if you are a hustler. Bet
ter get busy.
J. D. Brown & Son, agts.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

Have you looked over the
Foss line of furniture lately?
ae.can supply you in anything
from q kitchen chair to the
finest mahogany furniture.
iylo
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
WILCOX FLOWERS

Will cox FLOWERS
Wilcox, Of Council Bluffs,
handles all kinds Of cut
flowers. Designs in cut
flowers made to order in
short notice for weddings,
parties, funerals, and In
fact, no order too small or
too large. Telephone 80,
Council Bluffs, or call on
U. j. Hennessey, agent for
Wilcox. Il
Physicians claim it not
healthy for babies to sleep with
their parents. Foss carries a
complete line of baby cribs and
beds. jyl0
Wall paper is now in season
and my stock is in perfect or
der and l would be pleased to
have you examine it before
buying, G. s. Osborne.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

DR.. F. H. Potter, Veterinary
Surgeon and dentist, graduate
of Ontario, Canada. Phone
l20. Answer calls day Or
night. If
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

See Jerry Ward for any kind
of auto repairing. Tire repair
a speciality. jy1O
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

w. G. Finley, Physician and
Surgeon. Phones: Residence,
222 Red; Office, 325 Red. Third
and Erie, No. Valley, Iowa.
DR.. Horace Warren, rooms
l, 2 and 3 Watkins block.
Phones Office IA, Res, LAX.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

Drs. Tamisiea & Tamislea,
Physicians and Surgeons.
Mo Valley hospital DR.. Hiese
Physician in charge.
Drs. Gamble & Gamble, Os-
teopaths, Sixth st.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

Watch for the arrow Friday.
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

The new passenger terminal of the
Northwestern Line at Chicago repre-
sents the latest step in perfection OF
travel comfort.