Audubon County journal., December 10, 1914, Image 3

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Audubon Oouinty Journal Dec. 10.
Mrs.
DC*"-
It keepe us busy to keep our
stock, fuill, so we can meet all de
mands. We are especially prepared
now to take care of orders requir
ing cut lumber. But our stock of
'Sty.-'
W,
FINISH LLMIJEIl
is also complete, including White
Pine, Yellow„Pine and Cypress Fin
ish, etc.
Fullerton
Lumber
Company
8H
WHAT SAVED
HER LIFE
Martin Tells About a Painful
Experience that Might Have
Ended Seriously.
Rivesvllle, W. Va.—Mrs. Dora Martin,
vln a letter from Rlvesville, writes:
"For three years, I suffered with wo
manly troubles, and had pains in my
... back and side. I was nervous and
could not sleep at night.
The doctor could not help me. He'
said I would have to be operated on be
fore I could get better. I thought I
would try using Cardul
Now, I am entirely well.
I am sure Cardui saved my life. 1
•will never be without Cardui in my
home. I recommend it to my friends."
For fifty years, Cardui has been re
lieving pain and distress caused by wo
manly trouble. It will surely help you.
It goes to the spot—reaches the
trouble—relieves the symptoms, and
drives away the cause.
If you suffer from any symptoms of
womanly trouble, take Cardui.
Your druggist sells and recommends
it. Get a bottle from him today.
Jstsjs N. B.—
Write to:
'i'Jtor
Ladles' Advisory Dept., Ohstta-
v'i'rooga Medicine Co.. ClnuanooRa. Tenn., for
•jt
Jnttnictioim,
-jp/iMwnfy
-4AA. ^Wsy *&a/vc>
JumdfuMU ofc
7
jrvtittlk,
wnjovuLij,
It will be ECONOMY for you to visit our store
before buying your Xmas presents. We have multi
tudes of attractive, unusual articles for gifts that
you will not see or think of when going through other
stores. Our Xmas stock will be EASY to inspect as
your attention will not be distracted by articles that
are not suitable for presents.
£X?RA DROG COMPANY,
We give you what you ASK for,
LUMBER PILES
Special
and 64-iuj book. "Heme Treatment
Women." sent In plain wrapper, on reauest.
-Catarrh Cannot Be Cured*
With
T^OCAIJ APPLICATIONS,
as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease,
'and in order to cure it you must take in
ternal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly upon
(the
blood and mucous surfaces. Hall a
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It
was prescribed by one of the best P"VW
sicians in this country for years and is
a regular prescription. It is composed o.
the best tonics known, combined with tha
best blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. Ti pcrfcct combina
tlon of the two in^r'ilrnt'i wh^t pi
ctures wondorf'tl in curing
'catarrh, ripn.l lor irl'.on i'.... lree.
P. J.
CHENEY & CO..
i*
I-rop«., Toledo, O.
Sold bv Drncclsts. priro 7'".
V»ko Hall's J-'tmily Pills for constipation.
4m
Several leads of fat cattle were
shipped to Chicago Satardaiy, eve
ning. The markets are again "active
and pTices while not the best are
getting mere staple.
The only way to
get the genuine
New Home
Sewing Machine
is to buy the machine
with the name NEW
HOME on the aim
and in the legs.
This machine ia
warranted fur all
time.
ether like it
„!:er as good
Lie Hsw l!ame Sewing Machine Compiny,"
ORANGE. MASS.
Reliable Dealer Wanted in Thl*
Texritoi-y.
oven c3 \zr.r.z'
*r tXPEHICrJCE
Trade RC.'.r.KS
Cuslc.is
CopvnicHTS &.c.
Anyone sending ai"Hctrh mid rtoscrlntlon
quickly uscertum «»ttr free whether
i.-
i...
invent ion 1s prohiibly pate«'»"h1e. Communl'*
ttoiiBsirtctiycoi.iiiieutinl. HAIiOBOOK on Patc.iu
eent. free. Oldest fluency forpecurlnp patents
r.tteutf taken turor.k'h Ma:m & Co. rucuivc
tpfcialnolicet without chnrco, lathe
hftfldaonjely v^okly. clr
culutuni of i:ny
uirnul.
'i .nu.i,
your: 1"ir ni4"iiJUf •. UyuU nowu.. ikrs.
MUNN&nCold
:.364Cro^»'f!a,vYc:!!
Dranch Cfflco, ."25 Pt^ \7nahiDr'ton,D.
To Cool a Bum
and Take
C.
4
the Fire Out
Be Prepared
F°*
Accident!
A Hwsehold Remedy
HARFORD'S
Balsam o^Myrrh
For Cuts, Burns,
Bruises, Sprains,
Strains, Stiff Neck,
Chilblains, Lame Back,
Old Sores, Open Wounds,
and
all
External injuries.
Made Since 1348.
Price 50c and $1.00
II VI I OR WRITE
All Dealers^"SK&K"-
Dec. 3, 11)14.
John Men ick&cn letv.rned to lids
home in Atlantic after spending a
weak at t.lie home of his brother-in
law, H. C. Ande son and lier rela
tives-.
M. X. Esbtck of Kim' a lton was
a business isitc here Friday
Mr. and Mrs. N. Clemmcnsen aud
Mr. and M. s. J. Ohois.e..s visited
Friday at the Cliris Lar.sen 1itme
near Fiscus.
HH1
Miss Esther Petersen attended
tli-e wedding of Mr. Magnus Jensen
and Miss Martha Neleen of Meimils
Grove Thursday.
About 60 ladies wlio are members
of the ladies aid h:te were enter
tained at tlie home of Mrs. Nels
Olsen Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Meta Peters:.n returned to
her home in Stuart Thursday after
spending several dsys he and in
Kimballton soliciting funds for
the Missions. She also visited at
the home of her cousin Hon. O. H.
Jacobsen and family.
P. C. Petersen went to' Atlantic
Friday evening.
Messrs Virt Andersen, Clarence
C'unnirghiam and Sadie Andersen of
Atlantic spsnt Tlanksgiving at the
Soren And reen Lome.
Andrew Esbeclc had tih'& misfoir
tune to cu.t one of his hands pretty
badly in a corn sheller. No bones
weie broken and he will no doubt
be able to use it again soon.
Miss rti$ Soreaisen from near
Rorbeck spent list wer.k at the Geo.
Rasmussen home.'
Mads Nelsen has recently invest
ed in a young span of mules. Theyj
are certainly fine lookers.
Chirde So en&an aind family and A.
C. Andersen and family of Rorbeok
enjoyed a good day at the Marius
Julil home west of town Thursday.
Mir. and Mrs. N Is Jorgensen
itre the proud par 1:its of a 1. ew
d^igaiter at their home
•«W
Peter Johnson the oltl .ntLeman
who as worked on the section tilie
past few years had the misfomune
to break lids collar bone. He wws
eating his lunch and a couple of
ot.lur ir. wi vbo were also working on
the section were scuffling for tihe
pie«su tlere was in it, fell over
the said Mr. Johns bre iking lias
collar bon He will mt be able to
work for some time. A cidenis will
happen
Ernest' Miller of Hail s.pe. a
few days luxe with rel:tives.
Coral Eebeck wiho is in Indiana
studying nwisic is expeo ed to re urn
ncit week.
1 George C. Hoegh who has been
working in Om ha for two momt/hs
1 was a isitor hei a few -ys ago.
Jim Pii's and the Missts Anna Pe
ters«n Sana Cailson and Ingqr 01
se»n motored to Blair and spent
Thuireday with iende at the na
College, Blair, Neb.
Mcbbib J.
C. Christeas«n, C|re-
gor egorsen and wives spent the
day Thursday wditii the Lawrence
Pot efsen family who reside ncrtih
east of Exina.
The College «e opened Dec. 1st.
A good many young people enro'led.
Looks like we are going to ha^e
a new opera house.
Mr. and Mas. Thorwald Qiregor
sen lebrated ieir nt.h wedding
anniversary iVionoay.
Dec-. 10, 1914.
Mrs. Bjtilda Hansen retuimed Fri
day from- a few days visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Willie Esbeck and
family cast of town.
P. A. Petersen, and family wiere
Atlantic visitors last Sa'urday.
Messrs P. Hoegh and Win. l-loash
and wives attended the wedding of
Bonnie Hoegh and Emma Clausen
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Thos. Olsen and little daugh
ter from nearHamlin Bpent part m'
last werk at the home., of her par
ents, Mr. and Airs. Hans Mairquiesen.
Mr. and Mrs: Honry P. -Caa-lsion
yho now j-esido at Sharoin but for-
'A "wr
An ideal gift would be one
of our fine suits or overcoats
moderate price, $12.50 up.
List of Gift Suggestions
Fur caps, $2.00, &3.00 and &1.00
Hats 2.50 to 5.00
Suit Cases 2.50 and up.
Mack in a ws 5.00 to 8.00
French imported Perrin gloves 1,50 to 2.00
Dress Shirts
Box of collars 1.50
Folding Umbrellas 2.50
New silk muffler 1.00
Knit muffler 50c
Suspenders 500
4 pair of hose in a box 1.00
Linen handkerchiefs, small initial... 25c
(xarters 25c
Suspenders and garter combination.. ,75c
Garters and belt combinrtion 75c
Hoseiry, hdkfs and tie combination 1.50
Hosiery-handkerchiefs combination
Bedroom slippers 75c to 1.25
Sweater Coats 1.00 to 4.00
^p*rv
merly lived on a farm soiuitih wiest
of tloHvyt and latter move^ tp Mon
tana were here one day last week.
Soren Priis went to Omaha a few
days ago and underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis at the Eman
ual hospital. His broth*|r-in-law H.
C. Hansen accompanied him there
and he returned Saturday with
vijry
enoraginog reports from Mr.
ii is
Boinn to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Pet
ersen in town a daughter Dec. 5tli.
Mr. and Mrs. Mads Mad&an enter
tained sf me of there friends at
•their 'hame on Sunday afternjoon.
The Carlson young folks "north
west of town were guests at the
Friis home here Sunday.
Ruidolpih, tihe yau-ngesit son. of
Mr. and Mire. Rasmus Hansen took
sick with Typhoid fev.ir and was
taken ,|o the hospital ait Atlantic.
Thor. M'idsen Jr. who oc-cupied
rooms in the basement under tQie
Park Hotel has moved into t,be
hcuse of Tho-r. Madsen's Sr. that is
located southeast of town. The
house -is occupied by Mr. -Ohiris Wee
tergaard and eamily.'
The skating rink that was start
ed a sho time ago at the Park Ho
tel hall seems a success indeed.
Evtrjbody enjoys the sport in spite
of the bumps and falls.
Messrs P. A. Pete sen, A. G.
Boose and wivr$ motored over
«Snth of Oakfield 'ThU'iisd-iy and
spent the day wsitli the A. P. Ander
son family. The next! day they
wei guests at the Andrew Jacobsen
home no'rtlii of Walnint.
M. K. Ji lisen took Mjr. and M-re.
lM. SeiyimioniT to itheir home in At
iiit: Satuuday after spending sev
eral days at -Hie hoane of their
daughter, Mrs. J. P. Begintsen (ind
family w- st of town.
Kind Petersen the banker as go
ing to erect a big opera house
w.hiicih will cover 'two lots soutili
of his pool hall. The scraping fotr
th© foundatiioii lias begun, aud it
looks like tihe building will be a
good big one.
Born ito Mr. and Mrs. Chris Lar
son a tem lb. baby boy Dec. 4th.
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Appropriate Gifts For E^rybod\c
J|/
Presents for the baby. Presents for Grandma and Grandpa. Pres
ents for the Children. Presents for Parents Practical presents.
Presents to make the home more beautiful. Presents to wear. Of all
these various kinds of gifts we have the biggest, best and most tempt
ingly priced display ever shown in this town. This Christmas exposit
ion awaits you NOW. Be sure to see it before the eager crowds of
holiday shoppers draw on it for their gift needs. 'J%
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B?fD j«C O XT ON
AUDUBON TWP.
O O O
Earl Walker and family s.pent Mon
day a/t Albert Herrick's. ,»J
Mts.
Clarence Davis and children
are on a visit at Audubon..
Harold Laylapd will speed the
winter with his sistei-, Mrs. C. Davis
and attend school. 'v '7: ',
Little Eajrl Troxal son of Mr. and
Mrs. Adaan Tro-xal is sick and un
der tlie Doctor's caie.
Joseph Huffman and Clarence
PcB iy sodd their corn to Jaimes Jen
sen.
Jacob Swin of Atlantic is a vis
itor at the James Jensen home.
Mrs. Henay Baker is better
this writing.
Good Values in Women's
». and Misses' Coats from
$8.50 and up.
Xmas Gifts for Her
Fur set for gifts $6.00 to $25 00
Muff for Xmas 3.00 to 12.50
Dress gloves 1.25to||l.50
Silk Waists 2 50 toi¥ 6.00
"Lingerie waists 1.00to ,1.50
Boudoir Bonnets ...50c
Novelty vests 50n
Xmas handkerchiefs 25c to 60c
New style Ruffs and collars 25c to 75c
Silk hosiery 60c to $1.00
Handbags 50c to 2.50
Vanity Cases 75c to 2.50
Fancy Combs 25c to 1.50
at
The cajtiliolic people of our neigh
borhood aire enjoying a week's meet
ing at the Exira Catholic Cthuroll.
Viola and Lauira Jol.uson are on
a visit at Audubon.
Tramps are getting quiite numar
os, two being in this neighbourhood
this week hunting foir board a,nl
Bolls
Biliousness
Malaria
Constipation
Perhaps this case may be similar to yours
J' Wesley Cf CTTcx C73,) Cctma, C.M, writes:
Gentlemen:—*'I crivci mo much pleasure tobenblo
to send you a ix* by its reaching some
cufferer your Evdicinoav/hl do as much for him as they
have for ir.o. At ll.jnra of fourteen I was troublod
a
(Trent
de-lwuh m-,!?.: Luindbl.iouBnoss/accoinpnr.ic
v.ith the worst to.la. was porsuadtd by
my parents, wh: I'. '.-.'o ..1 w.,ya been strong believers in
Dr. Pier.-e's rc.-.- n, 1 tha C-ldeh EScdlcnl
Discovery. I to. cno bntt'e and the boil.T all dis
appeared, but I .' .i I too': t'-eo
and the malar51 1 nd 1 hav« 1 :io more
boils to this day, t:...n, vj 'CoL, a
Discovery' for my relief.
"Following an operation fnp r~'* c~-» I
was troulikd very much win
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Silk Dress Patterns e.
Mary Pickford. cap, 2.50 to 3 00
Bedroom slippers 75c to 1.00
Folding Umbrellas 2 50
Fancy bedroom slippers for the little
folks 75c and 85c
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lodging. 4^^
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Mra. EVa)a|cis Edwards was very
sick Thursday. Dr. Jacobsen of Ex
ira was called to attend the case.
Allie Peonry is sipendirg the week
with his sister Mrs Ed L^wis near
Brayton.
Oscar Johnson., and Adam Troxal
sold cattle to Andrew Wells Thurs
day.
Mrs. Oscar Johnson celebrated her
40th birthday Tiusday Dec. lst.«»T«f*-.
E. B. Perry sold a steer to Ad-inx
Troxal.
Walter Slotftdt will farm the
Will Baylor farm the coiming year,
Jolhin Baylor has rented the Ci
liak fanrn nea.r Anita.
K1NE PLACK FOR SALE
MILES FliOftl E.V1KA
160 acres within 3 miles of Exira
ueai school a :d on main road. It
has a good 8 room house good barn
and plenty of out buildings all
well kejt up all under cultivation
and lays well all fenced hog tight.
On mail route and telephone, it ha»
a never ending wa:er supply both
well and running windmill water
works and orchard. V_
Very easy teams. Want to leave
nearly all my money in the place.
Call at Journal Office.
Friend of the Journal, we deilrt
to impiess upon you the value of
the War Atlas we offer, to pay up
or fo" a new name on our list
The Atlas' are going faat better
send the dollar or a check for a
dollar. Remember they are not for
sale. Given as a premium only.
Are You Troubled?
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
1*'
trying Dr. Pierco'a riojiaant lhirjraiivc I- J....
ric ma of tim trnuhlesomc (rna ami have :1 I'.-ii rn-' iA
injr .he wlinla troublo thinks
1
tho o.ivi.'u I have oh»-i1nml ftom T'-o I'"
H«dicaiA(lvircr." Hand only 31 Y(!). jS thi»u uooju'
for over forty years has
been lending its aid to just
such cases as thie. In oi.r
possession we have thou
sands of testimonials of like
character.
Perhaps yon r.ro Dkeptical,
but i^n't it worth at least a
trial in view of such strong
testimony? Isn't it reason
able to supposa that if it
hr.3 ("one ra much for others
it can do as much for you?
drun-rist will Btipply you in
II ...j or form, or you can
HO ono-fv it stamps for a trial
1^:. Aadrvsa
t-r. V. P:?L*cs, Buffalo, N. Y.