The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-12-16
Geo. H. Thompson, loans.

leo. h. Thompson, loans.
The Csp Of Furry" at tie Hipp
Theatre, Saturday night, Dec. 18th.
Try u with your next order e ~
work We guarantee sstisfaetsoa q
nsasonabls prices. No JOB To- snal
or too large for y - handls.
A Brooks Automatic Repeating
Phonograph For Xmas. The most
modern Of all instruments. Wonder.
1ui tone. Simple to operate. PLAYS
all records better. Sold at moderate
prices and terms. Goodall, Jeweler.
Ogsllala. Nebr. Write for cat,
alogue. MIS-
The social spider spun his web tn
catch hi1 rival and then trapped him.
self in the net! See the whole story
Of "The Walk Offs" at the Him he.
ginning Dec. 23. 1t is a Screen Clas-
sics, Inc, production starring MAY
Alllson in the Broadway stage hit by
Frederic and Fanny Hatton, which
was produced by Oliver Morosco.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hornbeck Of
omaha, arrived in Julesbure Sunday
morning. Mr.. Hornbeck represents
the Pierpoint Bros Mercantile Brok-
ers' and has charge of the big special
sale which is now in progress at the
r. Petersen Mercantile Co.'S store in
Juiesburg. A double-page advertise.
ment appears in this issue of the Grit
Advocate announcing this sale.
MIR. Business Man. Look over your
supply of stationery and put in yonr
order now, before you run entirely ont
Inc Grlt-Advocate will give you classy
printing with reasonable prices.
The spell of nice weather was brok-
en- In this section last Sunday morn
ing' when small-sized blizzard visit
ed US; There was light snowfall,
and tne temperature dropped consid
erably' hovering below the zero mark.
Inc strong wind abated Sunday night
ana there was a clear sky overhead.
but we have been experiencing a touch
OF cold weather the past few davs
however, not of severe nature. in
dlcations are that this will not be a
white Christmas, and that we have
an open winter before US.
The Jankovsky Mercantile Co. stores
of Ovid and Sedgwick u-e a page ad-
vertlsement in this issue announcing
a special Cash Sale. 1t will nav YOU
to read the bargains offered.
The Ryan Co. is very consistent
advertiser, this business establish
ment believing in telling the public
each week interesting things about
their store. This week Ryan Co. us
es page advertisement to make their
christmas announcement, which it will
pay the readers of the Grit Advocate
to note carefully.
tie swore he would mark her and
raised his fist to strike. Then he took
her in his arms and kissed her. "That
Is my mark" he said. "Td like to see
who in hell's going to do that after
me- So began the struggle of two
lovers from different social worlds in
THE WalfOffs." May Allison is
starred in this Screen Classics. Inc.
production of the Oliver Morosco stage
success written by Frederic and FANNY
Hatton.
A prisoner recently convicted of a
dastard!y crime in Sedgwick county,
made the threat to sheriff Humber
stone while in the county Jail last
week that he would "get" him, or
that his friends would. Our fearless
sheriff has had similar threats made
70 nim lurlng the past several years
while performing his duty, but it only
makes him have stronger determin-
alton to catch the criminals and make
them pay the penalty of the law. Said
prisoner who made the recent threat
on the sheriff's life is now an inmate
of the state penitentiary, and the
chances are he will be for a number
of years to come.