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Ala, who writes: 'I had stomach trou.
BILE. When l would go to eat, I would
turn sick. took one bottle of Ziron,
and it cured me. Am always ready
fer my meals and enjoy them. I think
it is fine medicine"
If your food hurts you, if your appe-
tite is poor, if you are pale, weak and
rundown, and have other symptoms
that indicate your system needs help,
try Ziron. 1t will put iron into your
blood and help build you up. Take 1t
according to directions, and if not
benefited by the first bottle, the money
back guarantee will protect you,
Ask your druggist.
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Stomach Troubles Made Him Feel Sick at Meal Tines
But Now Always Enjoys His Meals

no YOU enjoy your meals? Eat
~ without the dread of the after
effects?
Lack of appetite, and disgreeable
sick-at-the-stomach feeling after meals
usually indicate that your digestive
organs are not working properly. AS
O result, you will feel weak, lose weight
and lack the energy that is to be de.
rived from well-digested food.
A valuable help in correcting such
conditions is mentioned by the Rev.
u K Mckenzie. of Route /, Section.
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MUTUAL INSURANCE

Counyt people often complain of the high of insurance
for localities from towns towns big enough
afford city methods of protection. By millions of country people
have this difficulty by forming mutual insurance companies
These companies merely do business economical
but they influence their policy holders exercise the very
care so that fire losses shall be kept down
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liza TERRA Sc nos va!
Ell CRITIC DE GONZALEZ HTENA
PARoDIADo EN- CUBA

De un colega de Ia Habana:
"Ya es bastante Ia r&pida dsscuba'
fzaci6n de la TERRA v el exodo de
iuestros centrales azucareros EN- direc
ion al, Norte para que sientan fun
ada inquietud los que So prsocupan
lel porvenir de Cuba. Los Fundamentals
'el dominic econ6nico Sc nos Hsca-
pan de las mancs, y fuet. es Qae nos
isdiquemos perseverantemente a impe
iir que adquisra cada dia mayores pro
2orciones la tendencia dssalojadora
ie la personalidad cubana, que no pc
Ira mantenerse con Ia SOFA prc2onds
ranc.a poldtica, necesisatAj como. IS
'abido. de afrnarse sobre los s6lidos
c,mientck de La superioridad -econ6mf
ca
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Sabido es que la NaturaleZa pro
wee tOdas las neceSidadeS dc los Sc
res, asi, vemos animales, vege a.
les V minerales obtener de ella los
clcmentos ipdispensables para la
formation dc su cstructura fish
ca.
Cada gIupo toma Y asimila aque
Has preparedness de sustancias q.
le son neceSal.ias para plasmar los
organiSmOs, dando asl, origen a las
formas tan variadas q. esthdiamos
en- los tres grandes reines.
III hombre que 10 tomamds CO.
mo -ejcmplo por su mas alto grado
de perfection ffsica, Ell la. escala
animal, esta constitufdo por to-
dos los elementos que integran la
TERRA. siendO, por esta raz6n con
siderable como un "microcosmos.
III como los mares. ademas dc
o.roS elementos, lleva en- Su circu
laci6n la sal comm Gel cloruro
dc sodiol, que hace imputrescible
y fuido el plasma de su sangre y
contribuye ademas al Sostenimiei
to de la vida cecular.
rs por consiguiente, una me-
ceSidad del organismo ell conser.
var una proportion constante dc
este compuestO quimico Ell el fin
10 circulatorio. Esta proporcioi
fsioI6gica suele variar de un sic
te a un ocho por mil Ell todo hom-
bre SanO.
Cierto es que Sc pierde por eli
minaci0n una gran cantidad diaria
le este c6mpuestO, bajo la fOrma
lie cloruroS, siendo por esta razor
lue sc hace necesario reponerlc
oor medic de la alimen9aci6n,
in de sostener ell equilibfio de ls
vida.
Pudieramos decir. sencillamer
re, que eel cuerpo 10 pide" V lc
)rueba ell hecho de ser casi impo.
'ibTe el ingerir alimentos desabri-
dos.
N6tase iGlalmente esta necesi
lad, en- los sereS inferiores, "pa
luidermos Y rumiantes, etc" quo
aejoran dc salud Y de aspecto. s.
e ahade a su alimentaci6n establ
aria alguna cantidad de sal.
Las tres cuartas parties del vo,
umen total de la TERRA, es d.
gua salada, consti1uyendo la in
nensa piscina de los mares, en- do
Ie cabrian holgadamente para b
Iarse "clorurarse V mineralizar
g" tOdo el reino ainal existent
'oy en- la terra, item mas, 10 hu
nanidad entera. quien busca V s
icita, peri6dicamente. este eleme
que para ella es. y ha sido sien
IRE, como las tcrmas, fuente gene
adora de salud Y de vida.
El RENO vegetal no reclama es
cuerpo con tanta imsissencia, ca
j no 10 necesita, a exception he
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Padres! iMadres!
iATENCION!

. preciosos trajes para sus peque-
fiuelos, de diferentes estilos Y de
magnifica tela, por un precio suma
mente bajo.
VALEN EN- SAN JUAN $3.50 los
trajes.
NosotFos los remitiremos a cualquier
pueblo de la isla por eorreo y bajo
G.. o. ID.
POR $685. SOLAMENTE
siemprel que CON su ordcn nos den
los nombres y direcciones de IS ami
gos suyos que, puedan estar interesa
dos on recibir nuestro catalogo de
mercancia, de todas clases, por e.
cual podran comprar 10 que necesi
ten la mitad de precio que cobran
las tiendas.
0rdcne \hoy mismo los suyos, di-
ciendo edad de cada nino. Enviare
mos un catalogo.
"THE JUROVA COMMERCIAL
AGENCY"
(La Casa que Sc necesitaba)
Apartado 1891. San Juan, P. R.
Advt.
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del uso de
la cal en- los terrenos


(Del Departamento de Agriculture TrsLajo).
Escribimos para los agricul- ,
torres no para los academicos
JFL
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VOICES AJENAs


Ser&n scogidas todas las ideas refe
rsntes al estudio de t0doE los aSpec.
cos en- que pueda plantearss nuestro
status y, por consiguients, los psrti.
darios de todss Las soluciones teBdrAn
tgIal derscho 8 mandarnos sus trsSa
POS. EStos 90 pubicar&n coA In ar.
ma dc sus aurorea, ain euyA condio.Jn
no les dkremos eabida.
Creemos innecesario decir que, dada
la indols de este pri6dico y La eul.
tura de los escritores que dsseen pres.
tar gu valiOsc soncurso, NO apsrscs-
Dersonalmente ninguno de los man.
sxponsrss debatirss.
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UN COMPRADOR

Debido. que adquirimos por
compra hecha a don Manuel Pa
zos Acuila el gran Establecimiento
"La Ciudad CondaP' solicitamos
compradores para fnuestro anti
quo local en- San Jose No. 2. Sc
vende con sin mercancfa; ell si-
ito y mobilario sofamente. VeaSe
con So
Rodriguez Hnos.y San Jose 2. 4.
Telefonos 260 y Ala. Advt.
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cha de algunas especies, para la
formation de sus tejidos, V conser
vaci6n. de sus fuidos; pero en- cam
BIO exile otro cuerpo otro elemen
to, que es tan profuso en- la Natu-
raleza, como 10 es abundante el clio
ruro de sodio en- los. mares V en- la
terra.
Este cuerpo, con el cual ayndan
a formar las plantas SuS estructu
ra mineral es ell "Calcio este es,
la 'cal" misma.
Todas esas elevadaS montafias.
1ue vemOs en nueS;ro pals, pare
cidas a grandes edificios, Y que a
vcces sirven como de remate O CO.
iona los altos montes :. esas gru-
taS de marmoleS, llenas de brillan-
tes ncrustaciones Y caprichosas
estalactitas Y estalagmitas; eSas
orlllas de nuestros mares cubier-
tas Gle focas porosas V acantiladoS
de madrepOras; esos fantasticos
oosques de cOrales que forman is
'o'Cs. v arrecifes; esas conchas de
nacares y alj6fares que sirven de
uhtuosO adorno las orillas de
os oceanos; esos inmensos estra-
os del .periodo cretaceo, todo ese
ran conjunto de materia que for
IA parte del formidable espeleto
le la TERRA, es Cal.
De ese mundo de "cal' recla-
ma la Naturaleza vegetal una gran
1arte de el; para transformarlo
n tejidos, en- raices, Ell tabercu-
os, Ell ffutos, en- cosechas.
SY, 10 piden asi, bajo la forma
le cal pura? No, bajo la forma de
ales solubles con las que contri-
uye a Ia formation de la parte
enosa mineral
La alquimia de los vegetables. eS
iertamente, todavfa un secreto.
ONO 10 es asimismo la alquimia
leila vida animal. Sin embargo. no
e ignora todo, poRque ese secre-
o, ha lido revelando poramedio del
studio y de la observation. Ctra-
las clio, ha nacido la "Qufm-
a biological, que es hoy la gran
naestra que va enSenaado al hom
IRE, y va sc le lame biologo, me-
hco agr6nomo es ell iniciado, que
-)oco a POGO va leyendo la clayc-
lei miSterioso enigma de la vida
7 10 va comprendiendo.
Corresponds al agr6nomo el en-
endorse con la vida de las plan
as, Y estudiar- las relaciones de
oS organismOs vegetables en- los
liferentes medios en- que Sc deS-
arrollan.
Luego, ell bacer aplicaeiones
lracticas de los cOnocimientos en-
Il desarrOllo intensive de las es-
'ecies, es, 10 que Sc ha llamado
Agricultural, y de 10 que precisa-
nente vamOS tratar en- relaci6n
:on los cultivos para es.udiar la
,plicaci6n de la CAL, EN- los mis-
nos.
(Vease la edicion de manana)
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PgAllcssianeS TeclhIdas

nuestra mesa de Reduction ha lie
gsdo un interesante folleto. que con-
do un atinado acertado juicio cri
to dc Ia literature hispauo- america
ma.
III el autcr i'm Quito joven urugpa-
20 que empie2a va manifestarse co
motynn critido sesudo y discreto don
Eduardo de salterain Herrera.
I'm Ell referido sstudio Sc destacan
unas excsllntes apreciacicnes acerca
del primer modernista contemporanso.
Y al decir Ell primer modernista cen
temperance, claro esta que nos refer.
mos al sublime torturado dc co.on-
bia: Jose Assume on Silva.
Para dor Eduardo salterain Silva,
pertenecia al grupo que ellige sin
sorpresa Ia formula do Taine; "rous
arTiverons Ia verite pas au calme".
No SO ha podido escoger una Erase mas
ajustada que perfile On ocho palabras,
el derrotero de un poeta. FL glorio
SO renovador de- la paesia castellana
encuentra en- ell senior Satsrain Hef
rOra un critico y un biografo, muy
justo y serio, Dino del gran poeta co
lombiano.
FL fc,leto contiene, asimismo, dos
magnihcos estudios references al cult
vo de la critca en- America.
Damos las grscias al cultisimo jo-
ven don Alexandra Rodriguez Barril,
qaien, pOr indication del autor, nos
remiti6 I'm ejemplar de la referida pu-
bIicaci6n.
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Muy inlportante


A los sehores que nos honran snyian-
donos trabajos de collaboration. y q
nuestros corresponsaies, les rogamos
que. dada la enorms carestia del papel.
y sobre todo, al tenor experimentado
por todas las empresas de NO recibir q
tempo aquel indispensable articulo,
nos envlen solamente informes articu.
los de verdadero intereA redactados
con ell menor n1mero do palahras 20.
sible.
Por impostLilidad material 3 cSntra
nuestros prop6sitos de compiscer TO-
do Ell mundo, no puhlicaremos los tra.
bajos que no So stsngsn las rsfsridas
condolences.
Adyt.
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EsPANA sUsPENDERA LA AcU-
NACIoN DE MoNEDAS
DE PLATA $

MADRID, abrii En- esta Corte Sc
comenta La nosicia circulade. acerca
dc que. Ell antique ministro de Hacisn
da, senior Urzais, ha manifestado hoy
publicamente que Ell Gobierno ieberia
suspender Ia acuhaci6n de monedas de
plata, sustituyendo las de una y dos
pesetas por otras de n excl.
Tambien ha lanzado la idea de Ia
emission de billetes de cinco pesetas.
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FL guardia Hip6lito Torres arrest6
a Francisco Malave, a quien sorpren-
di6 con un revolver Bulldog.
/ FL arma flie ocupada y Malave de-
nunciado. %
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de Nueva York hsmos recibido una
excelente revista que Sc titula "Sin
Nombre'', v dirigen los conoc'dos es-
cfitortp Manuel Fl cestero, Alfredo
Ortiz Vargas y Dmitri Ivanovitch. 10
Revista, por su escogido material Y por
Ia nitides con que esta impresa. esta
llamada q obtsner gran exito.
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Sc vende papel de peri6dico Vie
jo $3.50 quintal. %
Dirija sus pedidos a Ell NUN
DO. AdYt.
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Sc wanda pADsl peFi6dieo siejo
$3.50 quintaL pirija sus pedidos
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IATENCTON, CIUDADANceI
81 MUNDo, So vende on cI salon
Barberfa Ell Modelo'' de don Santa
50 Bonilia ri -
Sol st. Toa Alta. p. z. ,Advt
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!. 4 e. l . !
to heaven there was need of men to as
sist the disciples in the business affairs
OF the new church. There came direc-
tons that seven men be chosen full
of the Spirit and of wisdom" One of
the men who classified under this call
was Stephen, the man who has the dis
tinction OF being the First christian
martyr"
We are to specially consider today as
to Samuel. We have noted before as
to his dedication to the service Of God
when child, and how he had kept
faithful. He had been the prophet and
seer to his people and in the verses Of
the lesson Of today he assumes mill
tary leadership also. The ancient enc
mics of the Jews. the Philistines, were
attempting to crush out the existence
of the people of God They had on king.
no great man from military point Of
view, and without doubt the Philistines
expected an easy prey of the noncom-
batting Jews. They did not count on,
the power of God, and the enthusiasm
which Samuel was able to arouse in
the hearts of his people. There was
loud laundering in the heaven, and the
Israelites turned fiercely upon the Phil,
istines, resulting in their crushing de-
feat. Il Il sf
Perhaps my readers do not fully real.
ize the age in which they are living al
far as the work of the gospel of Jesus
is concerned. Note then that thirty or
more Of the great churches of the world
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:. MS 3fis
have formed working basis and mill.
ions upon millions Of money has been
subscribed. Colleges, medical schools,
day schools, church. missions, commun-
ity centers. are to be established and
with business methods backed by pray
ser, the mightiest religious work of al |
the centuries is to be pushed in TALL
parts OF, the globe. This calls for young
men, and women of the sort to be lead
ers. There is a great chance to come
to the front, there to receive financial
backing, to gain the best of education,
and then devote their lives to endeavOr
which will cali for the best there Is in
them. These leaders must be persons
who win qualify under the call for per
sons Of truth, hating unjust gain, cou-
and full Of the Spirit and wis
dom. It is my earnest hope ana pray
err that these notes may help inspire
men and women to enter the ranks Of
those who will dedicate their lives to
great leadership for the cause of God
and Jesus in the world. 49, fa
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NOSE c LOGGED FROM
A COLD OR cATARRH
Apply Cream in NOstrils To
!. Open Up Air Passages.

All! What relief! Your clogged nos.
trils open right up, the air passages of
your head are clear and you can breathe
freely. No more hawking, snuffling,
mucous discharge, headache, dryness-
no struggling for breath at night, your
cold or catarrh is gone.
Don't stay stuffed up! Get a small
bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm from your
druggist now. Apply a little of this
fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nos
triis, iet it penetrate through everysair
passage of the head; soothe and heal
the swollen, infiamed mucous membrane
giving you instant relief. Ely's Cream
Balm is just what every cold and ca
tarrh sufferer has been seeking. It's
just splendid. ~
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FEW ], FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HARMON



" Hairstkat loses its color and lustre or
whensit fades, turns gray, duh and life.
less, III caused by a lack of sulphur in
the hSfr. Our grandmother made up a
mixture Of Sage Tea and Sulphur to
keep her locks dark and beautiful, and
thousands of women and men who
yalueS that even color. that beautiful
dark shade Sof hair which is so attract.
i've, lise only this old time recipe.
Mondays we get this famous mix.
ature improved by the addition Of other
ingredients by asking atFsany drug
store for bottle Of "Wyeth.s Sage
and Sulphur Compound" which dark
ems the hair so naturally, SO evenly,
that nobody can possibly tell it has been
applied. You just danpen a sponge or
soft brush with it and draw this through
your hair, taking one small strand at
8 time. BY morning the gray hair dis;
appears hut what delights the ladies
with sNEefRss Sage and Sulphur Com.
pound isS that, besides beautifully dark.
,ening the hair after "a few applications.
1t also brings hack the gloss and lustre
and gives 1t an appearance of abnnd-
AnCe. Ssisrss ae% 4 " n Al ~ WI, y X i
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Sunday School d Notes
SIDELIGHTS on NEXT SUNDAYS
Lesson for Teachers and Pupils.
Edited by CHARLES X. MEYERS

! May 16. victroy Under Samuel. Sam.
z, 3.12.
The lesson of this date will have to
do with the life history of the great
prophet Samuel, and further will treat
of the qualities needed for successful
leadership in the causes which God will
own as His own. $50,
We have all noted the class of men
who were chosen of God in the early
days of history as told in the bible.
Abraham, that tower of strength, SO
strong in faith as to win for himself
the title of Father of the Faithful"
Then there comes to mind Joseph so
noble, whose mind grasped the great
principles Of the religion of Jehovah.
When tempted, without hesitation. he.
said, II cannot commit sin against
God" There then appears that noun
tain of powerful leadership Moses, a
man whose influence is felt in the world
to this day. There came a time in the
history of Moses when he was called
upon to make choice of number of
men to be placed over groupes Of the
people. Note the instructions given him
in making the choice. God said chose
truth, hating unjust gain. Come to
think ware not the qualities here set
forth just right? When it comes to a
free choice for great Offices and leader.
ship it is such as fear God, men Of
truth, hating unjust gain. whom the
people want. We will have to give
credit to the bible for setting up the
ideal standard way back thousands of
years before Christ was born.
There was one leader of the Olden
times told of in the bible who has not
a spot on his record, and he is Joshua.
Let us call to mind the command Of
God to Joshua when he came to prom
inence. The career Of Joshua shows
that he took heed of the commands
which told him to be strong and cou
rageous, to observe the law as set forth
by Moses, and from it turn not to the
right or left hand. Further that he
have this law SO that he could medi-
tate upon it day and night. II he did,
this, Joshua was to have great sue
cess" History. tells us that never was
there more successful leader than
Joshua.
In the days after Jesus had assembled
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motored to Omaha Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Stehr and son,
Henry, attended the birthday party at
the Albert Baker home in Schleswig
Saturday night.
Mrs. VIM. Hanson visited with her
parents in Kiron Sunday.
Mrs. Vernon Nelson is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Neumann were
Sunday callers at the John Neumann
home in Denison.
Miss Garnet Campbell, who has been
assisting her sister, Mrs. Fred Neu-
mann, with her household duties, re-
turned to her home in Deloit Sunday
Melvin DoZark spent Saturday and
Sunday with his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Nissen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Adams and
family, of Denison, We're Sunday call
ers at the Fl. G. Retmah home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pfthan and fam.
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Neumann
were Sunday callers at the John Fred.
erickson home near Schleswig.
VIM Frahm was in Denison Monday
consulting a doctor. ies2g
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BOYER ITEMS
: *4*4*@@***.*~

Mrs. VIM. Hanson was shopping il
DenisOn Tuesday.
Mrs. III. b. Hansen visited with rela
tives in DenisOn a. few days last week
S. r. Donohoe was Denison bust
ness caller Tuesday.
Miss Evelyn Vassar, Of Denison, Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. J. G. Pithan, Tues
81 day. q IS 4 N a. Ssf
Mrs. John Neumann came up from
DeniSon Wednesday to help her son
Fred elebrate his birthday.
Mrs. Chas Campbell, OF Deloft, was
shopping in Boyer Wednesday.
HI. = Whitney,. OF Omaha, was a
Boyer business caller Tuesday.
Many relatives gathered at the Fred
Neumann home Wednesday evening to
4 help Fred celebrate his birthday. A
jolly time was enjoyed by ALL
Elmer Kullberg and S. r. Donohoe
attended the movies in Odebolt Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. Peterson is giving his store a new
coat of paint, which makes a great i'm
provement. Chas. Campbell, of Deloit,
is doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kovar and son,
Paul, attended the movies at Odebolt
& Wednesday evening. III
Miss Olga Taylor went to Omaha last
Thursday.
Fred Koch visited with his mother in
Omaha few days last week.
@ Henry Pithan is the possessor of a
new Overland sedan.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Donohoe motored
ito Kiron Thursday evening.
Albert Neumann purchased a Cleve-
land touring car Thursday.
Lula Darhl, who has been visiting
with her aunt, Mrs. John Quade, went
to Ricketts, Wednesday. t5a,
Louis Wright. of Dow City, was a
Boyer business caller Friday.
n Miss Amanda Nissen was in Denison
Friday having dental work done. J,
H. B. Hansen was a Denison business
caller Saturday.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. John Kovar and son,
Paul, went to Lidderdale Saturday for
an over Sunday visit at the Louis Ko-
var home.
& The moving picture show in Boyer
expects to open Saturday night, May
18th, and their opening feature prom
ises to be a good one
Those from Boyer attending the
wrestling match in Odebolt Friday night
were Fred Koch. Otto Martinson, G. P.
Swartz, Fred Frahm, Vernon Nelson
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T.. Donohoe were
Friday evening callers at the Fred Neu-
Nj. and Mrs George Maynard were
Sunday callers at the q. p. Swartz
home. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Peterson andI
daughters were Sunday callers at the
Fred Carlson home near Kiron.
II Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. DoZarki attended
the movies in Odebolt Saturday eve
ming. Y n
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kropf and dangh-
ter motored to Deloit Saturday night.
The James Maynard family We're Sun
ayscallers at the G. p. Swartz home.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Koch and Mrs. VIM
Omaha Sunday a5,l-g.y
The John and Louis Kovar families
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K Council Bluffs Nonpariel: Set this
statement down in your notebook:
Senator Hiram Johnson is going into
the republican national convention as
one among its most formidable candi-
dates. y
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Perry Chief: AS the old Quaker
would have said had he lived today,
every one is a profiteer except thee
and me and I have my. doubts about
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sensible quality clothes that 1T and
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they lUe in fOwn or in the country.

4.
DEE the large and varied assortment Of Kuppenhemer
good Clothes have ready here for you-nodels for
all ages, all tastes, all builds new Spring colors and pat
Jennings Some very attractive ones have Just arrived
stripes checks and mixtures new ideas in both single and
double breasteds fine atwood fabrics they're econo1n
ical clohesthey better and look better longer
lasting satisfaction. a