Audubon County journal., September 15, 1910, Image 4

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Miss IXira Darson left last week for
her school work in Esttaerville.
R. J. Creveling with his son left,
for Des Moines Monday morning.
Ctjas E Zion of Nebraska City was
here toaiteud to busioess last week.
Mrs. P. Repass visited at the
Train aud Foley residence last week.
The Misses Ellowene and Edith
Phelps went to Des Moines last week.
R. J. Creveling returned home from
an out of town business trip Monday
morning.
Mr. Houston of Polk City is here
doing the work for Agent Humiaton,
during bis illness.
Ezra Sampson left for his home in
Menlo vlonday, after a visit with his
son-in-law and others.
mtk The game of ball between Audubon
and Kimbaliton on Sunday resulted
inav ctory for Kimbaliton.
Andrew Brown from Valley Junc
tion was here on his way to Des
^Moines, to visit friends Monday.
M* Mesdames A. L. Brooks aud' E. F.
Bilharz entertained the members of
a «the M. E. Choir at the home of the
e:latter last week.
James Blake and wife went down
south of Stuart last week to be present
^kat the wedding of ner cousin, Mies
ssLulu McGiuuis to Mr. Fred Louis, wsjws
sst Your kidney trouble may be of long
standing, it may be either acute or chro
nic, bni whatever it is Fo ey's Kidney
,.M Remedy will aid you to get rid of it
quickly and restore your natura1 health
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si® taking ii now. Sold by all druggists.
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HAIR, VIGOR
InTrprlipnk* Sulphur. Glycerin. Quinin. Sodium Chlorid.
'"Sre"'-""« Capsicum. Sage. Alcohol. Water. Perfume.
A hair preparation made from this formula is harmless, yet possesses positive merit. A
hair food, a hair tonic, a hair dressing. Consultyourdoctorauout these nairprobiems.
J. 0. AYElt COMPANY, Lowell. MASS.
Grace Talboct left for school, Mon
day.
Mrs. Holmes was an Exira caller
Monday. 5 •.
F. W. Spalth and wife went toOnaa
ha last week.
The conditioa of I. C. Baker is said
to be very serious.,'
Jens Mumgard went to Hamlin
MoDday for work.
Hazel Qate3 and some friends left
for College, Monday.
August Jensen and wife returned
home from Nebr. Sunday.
Jas. Eiwood was a passenger for
Des Moines Monday morniDg.
This "different" machine, this "superior" machine, this perfect
master piece—the machine of your imagination which you sighed for
every time the thread slipped around the spool pin of your old ma
chine and broke, every time its shuttle wore out, every time its stitch
slipped, every time its needle broke, every time your back became
weary and your feet became tired, this machine with its 32 fault
removing inventions we now offer to you at your own terms as low as
The price is so low that we promised
Mr. Wm. C. Free, the inventor of this
20th Century machine that \vr would
never publish it. You are accustomed to
paying so much more for machines which
are not near so good that it will be hard
for you to realize that the lower priced
FREE sews faster, runs lighter, is .more
beautiful, lasts longer and makes a more
perfect stitch than the highest priced
machine on the market. To appreciate
the price you must first come to our store
and see the quality.
Then as an evidence of the implicit
faith we have in The FREE ourselves,
we want you to give it a
An Elegant Dressing
Makes Hair Grow
M. F. Kerwinai.il the.EBgpii t« ys
returned from Howe, North Dakota
last week.
Fred Vermilya and wife mine home
Saturday froru G:a\, where he has
business now.
Tue many friends of By Campbell
••'ret to know that his condition is
not favorable.
Mrs. Simon Hansen accompanied
her father to Atlantic last week
his way home.
The Chase—Lester show Company
is giving-shows in the Opera House
during the Fair.
Ed Frick returned home from his
outing at Lake Okoboji last week.
Mrs. Frick will return later.
H. G. Leauh aud wife have moved
into the rooms in the house of Mi6s
Roach, east of the Methodist Church.
Miss Amelia Ohm left last Tuesday
for Des Moines to learu to be a nurse
in the Methodist Hospital there. The
course for graduation requires three
years.
The Audubon County Fair started
with a fair attendance Tuesday morn
ning, and if the weather proves favor
able 1b likely to be a success. The ex
hibit is good and the outdoor attrac
tions are very extensive, and all
should see it if possible.
The Atlantic paper gives a lengthy
account of a meeting held in that city
Friday night, when some of the fa
thers invited their own boys to join
them in a lunch. The boys expected
a "roast" but didn't get it. Both par
ties were so well pleased that they
will have another meeting as soon as
the oysters are running good and
strong.
The FREE
The School Bell Didn't Ring Jf
When Janitor Chandler took hold
of the bell rope Monday morniDg, he
laid to with all the accumulated
strength of the long vacatiou to give
the bell a ring that would startle all
the kids in the district, but the bell
didn't ring. He made another effort,
but there was no sound nor echo
arnoni the Audubon hills. Jim thot
there muit be some young insurgent
hanging to the clapper to sacrifice
himself, if need be to rescue his fellow
Sids from imprisonment at hard la
bor, to the pleasures of freedom and
leisure, but that was not the case.
Somebody had stolen the clapper.
Machine
30 DAYS TRIAL
right in your own home. Sew on it. Test it on all sorts of material.
Then if after 30 days you are not entirely satisfied—if you are not absolutely
convinced that it is the best machine you have ever sewed on—the most improved
—the most up-to-date—and at its low price, the biggest bargain you ever made—
return the machine to us and we will refund all you have paid on it so that the
trial will not cost you one cent.
We make this offer because we know (hat when you notice lor 30 days how ornamental its beautiful
French Leg design, lis golden oak finish and n^difstless japanning are.
When you find out how convenient it is—
—bow the 8 sets of Ball Bearings make It so light
running that treadle will keep running 3
minutes longer than other machines—
—how the Rotoscillo Movement n2kec ii Iv'tr
than the fastest Rotary and simpler tb*n the
simplest Round Bobbin Machine-*
—and how it has a score of other improvements—
•"Then after you have enjoyed all these conveniences for 30 days, you will never be satisfied to be
without The Free. Come tomorrow and take The Free home Vnh you for a 30 days trial.
'—how when the machine is closed, the drawers
are automatically locked— •.
—how when you raise the lid, the head lifts auto*
matically—the drawers unlock and the belt
is on—
~bow just a touch on (he improved Head Latch
button release the head—
P. M. Christensen
EXIRA, IOWA
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Ladies' & Misses' Fall Wraps
Splendidly tailored all wool Covert
Njl Jackets in the new 32-inch AO QQ
length, worth $5.00, only.^j,g0
The 54-incli long all wool Covert
coats, in plain and fancy
weaves, worth up to $15.00 AQ QQ
only OUiuO
Children's Fall Jackets in fine all
wool Red broadcloths or
Covert cloth, worth to &5.50i
only ..
Another Veteran Gone
Atone o'clock Monday afternoon,
September 5, lf10 at Audubou, Sir.
Abraham H. Needies passed out to
the land beyond. lr. Needles was
bom in Morrow county, Ohio, Dee.
23, 1839 and died at the age of 70 years
8 months and 12 days. On Oct. 10,1801
he enlisted in Company I of the -I'.h
Iowa Cavalry. On June 18, 18(52 hsj
was discharged on accouut of disabil
ity. On March 81, 18(34 he re enlisted
becoming a member of the same com
pany and regiment and on August
8, 1805 he was^discharged on account
of the close of the war.
He was married Oct. 24, 186:4 at
Winter»et, Towa to Miss Mirie A.
Boughtou who still survives*. ^ln the
spring of 1884 they cameto Audubon,
where they havejlived ever since. To
this union four children were born.
The funeral services were held Wed
nesday afternoon from the home at 2
p. m., conducted by the Rev. Ed B.
Cousins and the body was laid to rest
in the Maple Grovs cemetery wlWre
the burial service of the Grand Army
was given by members of Alliaon
Post.
W. S. Roberts accompanied bis
daughter, Mre. Cora Davis to her
home out in Omaha last week and
from there he would go to Lincoln to
visit his other daughter, Mrs. Iva
Martin.
While Frank Tharnieh was work
iog in his shop he was taken with a
fainting spell aud fell against an an
vil blacking his eye badly, thus caus
ing him to go about with his head
tied up.
Greeley Mutual Fire In
surance Company
Why not insure in this
Com
pany? They are the most reli
able and cheapest Company
in existance. Also Wind and
Tornado Insurance written.
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H. N. HUBS, Secy.
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$3.98
Ladies' and Misses' new long Capes
in all the materials and
co­17.50
lors, worth to $12.50, at..
Ladies' Wool And Silk Dresses
.Every one new and in the latest
styles, made from the best of all
wool serges and good wearing taffe
ta and peau de cachmire silks.
Wool dresses at $12.98 worth to
$17.00. Silk dresses at $20.00,
W-- worth to S28.00
Bargains In Wool Dress Goods
For Fair Week
Thousands of yards oj' the newest
ideas are here and the prices so
it will pay a person to buy now.
39c tor wool dress goods worth to
65c. 50c for wool goods that will
sell up to 75c. $1 00 for wool goods
including 54-inch worsteds that are
worth to $1.50
low
Atlantic, Iowa. The Popular Dry Goods Store
Chase Lister
The Fair would be lop sided
indeed if the celebrated
Chase-Lister Theater Compa
ny failed to make their annu
al appearance. This celebra
ted company have played the
Audubon County Fair crowd
for many years without one
complaint. This year they
have all new attractions that
will please everybody.
Great Specialty Program.
Matinee Saturday after
noon.
Ladies' Orchestra every
night.
They have the Journal's
endorsement.
Electric
Bitters
Succeed when everything else fails.
In nervous prostration and female
weaknesses they are the supreme
remedy, as thousands have testified.
FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
it is the best medicine ever sold
over a drof gist's countei.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears
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We are now ready for the Fall and Winter trade with the biggest and best stocks to
be found in South Western Iowa. While attending the Great Cass County Fair
make this store your headquarters, look over this splendid stock and get posted as
to the newest things in Dry Goods and the lowest prices. We want your business
and will make it an object to you to do your trading here. For this week we have ar
ranged Special Sales in all departments. Here area few of them:
Ladies', Misses' and Children's New Winter Coats by the hundred and for this
Fair Week we will make very Special Prices. It will pay you to buy now as
these Prices will last only for this one week. Come and See.
18-inch Linen Toweling 5c
This is a good crash and worth 8c
anyplace
18-inch Government Crash 15c
This is the best wearing toweling
made and is worth 20c
1000 yards of I2& Bleached Or Half
Bleached Muslin Only 8&c
This is a standard make and is
worth 12ic
600 Ready Made Bed Sheets Worth
75c at 55c vj
These are torn by hand, wide hems,
laundried for use, made from dandy
good Linen Finish Sheeting, 76x81
inches and worth 75c any place
50 Dozen Ladies' Fast Black Hose,
Worth 15c at
Good heavy clean hose, extra good
wearing quality and a bargain at
15c, for Fair Week only 10c
5000 Yards Of The Best Calicoes Worth
8c for 5c
Ladies Percale And Fleeced House
Wrappers That Are Worth to $1.25,
Choice At 75c.
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For bargains in Farms eee the
DuflinK Land Co. tf
Children Cry
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Ladies' Tailored Suits
The new styles in all the new
terials, over 100 to choose from,
the $16.00 and #17.50 suits
in Ladies and Misses sizes
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Ladies And Misses New Dress
Skirts.
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Over 400 new pkirts are here, "made
from all the newest materials in all
colorB and blacks in all the newest
styles, most of them exclusive with
this store. Missefe' skirts at $3.98
worth $5.50. Ladies Skirts at $5.00
worth to $7.50. Ladies Black Voile
Skirts at $10.00 worth to $15.00.
Bargains In New Silks
36-inch Black Taffeta in $1.25
quality at $1.00. Beautiful new
Fancy Silks for waists and dresses
worth to $1.18 only 75c. See the
new waste silks in Plaids and Per
sian effects that we are showing at
$1.00 per yard atfd-you will see $1.25
qualities
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New Dress Trimmings And
Yokings
In all the new plain colorings and
Persians.
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$12.98
The finer grades of Suits for Ladies
and Misses in the newest styles and
ideas are here at prices that will
show you a saving of from $3.50 to
$7.50 on each suit.
Mrs. Jacob Wilmert, Lincoln, 111.,
found her way back to polect health.
She writes: "1 sullered with kidney trou
ble and backachc and my appetite was
very poor at times. A few weeks ago I
got Foley Kidney Pills and gave them
a iaij- tnaUThey gave me great relief so
continued till now I am again in perfect
health." Sold by all druggists.
Over Half of the People
have tired, aching feet, due to a partial
or complete breaking down of the arch
of the foot. Before the day is over they
feel like sitting down. This ought not
to be. Standing should be easy—walk
ing a joy. With our
Footeasers
it is. The foundation is strengthened,
the entire structure is better. The arch
FOOT-EAZERS
SHOE
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Eyejr /Step SCIENCE
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ARE NEEDED is able to
stand the
pound
pound-pound of tne blows it gets as each step is
taken. If you want Comfort Foot have your Shoes
fitted by men who know the Shoe Business:
SHOES REPAIRED BY ELECTRICITY
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