Audubon County journal., December 14, 1916, Image 4

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tfai laBt week's iissue, ithe Jour
.mal presented some reasons why
aonni and meat should prove profit
able for Iowa (fan-mere during the
next tow, yeais. It believes that
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Aowefv-etr, there is' still another
jrtep w^*ch. can be taken in, oruq,
effort to look into the nature.
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^gher. The present
prices of land were established
wfcen corn was bribing around fiflty
emts and (meat from five to. eight
Mints. 'Bat If corpi in the fuituire iq
to bring frotm sixty to ninety oenits
and imeait from eight to twelive
eenits, as mow seems probable, then
land nruet advapce further regard
less of amyt/hing else that may haip
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This irise* im' "the value of land,
to new, high fle veils miuet increase
erestly tile demand for pure-bred
«tock of all kinds. This, in itself,.
Menu} ipretity certain to make the.
growing of pure-bred stock more
(profitable imi ithe future #ham it)
hag ever been in the past. How
ever, thrcre is anort'her condition
which will contribute to the same
sod. Europe's live stock industry,
has been wiped out. She mu^
come to us to get a new siujpply
:otf animtaQs, and, she wi11 not be
found buying scrub stock. TSie
fect of tihese two conditions named
above upon the pure-bred stock in
dustry is already being fore
shadlowed by the uinhear.i, of prices
received at tihe sales that are be
ing bead. When a bunch of pure
bred cattle, of all ages, wiQl bring
ah average of more than $1000
each, the Journal thimks iit is time^
that (tjhe good) people of Audu-|
-bon County began toi consider ser
iously pure-bred stock as a most
promising Teaibuire of the farming
braeineEB. Y'et this ihiais happened re
peatcdly in the Corn, Belt witfhim
the past year or two, a notable
ease being that of the Saumdera
jaboithom sale at our neigh borfng
town of Manillia.
It is true thait there are cer
taini haindidaps and disadvantages,
undcrVwhidi, the' smaill breeder o^
pftre-fbred sbolcik must labor. On«
of these. is ,tih^. dni!Mi?u.lty of find
,!! fng buyers. Jt iis true thiat a ma,n(
may go into the pure-bred buei
aees, starting with the very Choic
est brood /lines, aind evenfuiailly.
find himssllf t3?e ltoeer becauise be!
will attract the "bu.yerts, advisable,
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DISTRESSIHC CIUI-
A very distressing run- of circum
stances "happened to the family ot
Mr. and Mrs. Runyan, a{
Benton County, Arkansas, Mrs. Run
xaii /being a sister of (Mrs. A.
the ot our fore
man.
TJle famIly waa flrat
a^iat**!.
dlaNtlLerU and altho they
saved the'afflicted ones, their doc-
tor wu ran up fl50
.00
HU| hog b6Ca(me
If ooran and (meat are to remain«holera and He lost |200 worth at
Wgh, them land in the Corn, Belt
ones H«
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also. lost a Short
Hora BllU that cobt him |150
dhickeI1 hcmee was
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entered and
fine heQ3 were
^ol«n.
Thlwea t00k trom thelr fif
teen bushels of apples and fifty
quarts of fruit. The news of this,
run1 of badi luck was all conr
tained In one letter and was de
ceived by Mrs. Sq,uier Monday last.
Sloan's Titiitm nt. For Stiff Joints.
Rheumatic pains and aches get
into the joints and muscles, making
every movement torture. Relieve
your suffering with. Sloaa'^ liini
ment it quickly penetrates with
out rubbing, and soothes and, warms
your sore muscles. The congested
blood is sUtnuiated' to action,* a
single application wil¥ drive out the
pain. Sloan's? Liniment is dean,
convenleat and qulckly
effective,
it does not istain bhe skin\ or clog
the pores. Get 'a bottle to-day at
your Druggist, 25c.
LOST
(A Shepherd dog, having a red
collar on him. Last seen in Ext
ira, Saturday last.. Three doll'aits
rewardi for recovery.
H. Z. Zaiger, 33A4
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One pedigreed- Short Horn Bull
two years' old. Also some choice
bull calves.
D.14 ^A. J. Young
—'Oleomargarine per pound '22c.
25c.-30c. Peter Hassenfeldt.
NOTICE
W1U
'those
wht
is raising toot feiw amlmatls to make P|antry aale, Saturday, for the
the holding of a big sale, that
benem.
®a,rvey
Watches
For men, $5.50 to $90.00
For women. $5. to $40
For boyp, $1. to $5.50
Bracelet Watches, $5. to $25.
Jewelry
Set Rings, $1.50 to $15.
Baby Riugs, 50c to $1.50
LaValiers, $1.75 to $25.''
Brooches, 26c to $17.
Pendants, $2. to $25.
Waldemars, $1. to $10.
Cuff Button*", 25c to $5.
Scarf Pins, 25c to $5.
Tie Claspp, 25c to $2.
Diamonds
Rings. $10. to $200.
Brooches, $8. to $25.
LaValiers, $5. to $35.
Scarf Pins, $5 to $10.
are donating for
of the
Library, please bring
in their doniations aad leaTe at
the
and
named. iHowe^er, if we may judge
by the eotperieinces of small breed- Mrs. Sarah- I4ttlefield andi Mrs.
ens ellsawhiere, there 4s a way to. 5. H. Kilwortlh returned froaa Des
oomduct tihe business profitaible Miodnee, Tuesday, where they had
eveq oa) si smialli. scale. la [next- been visiting with Nellie LiLttlefield,
w-eekj's issue, the Jourtnal expects who ubderweat a a operation.- for
to publish an outline of this plani appendicitis last week at the Lut'h
as at umderstands it. eran Hospital.
Watches-Jewelry- Diamonds
CHRISTMAS GJFTS SUPREME
N all the realm of gift-things none is more desired than these.
The pleasure such presents bring is increased when the box
containing the gift bears our imprint. That is a bond of
quality. It stands for worthiness of material, artistic design
ing, superior workmanship and authoiative style. "It comes
from Christensen's" adds immeasureably to the pleasure in the
gift—and nothing to its cost. Our comprehensive stock of Jew
elry, Watches and Diamonds cover a price range that will fit every
purse. Goods are disployed for your conventent examination and
every effort is exerted to make each visit to our store a delightful
experience for you.
Hunt office.
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P. M. Christensen
Fine watch repairing a specialty
Sewing Machines
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A deal waa closed thia' week
whereby Joe Gilroy becaimti the own
er of the house known as the
McCliain house on North StreeJt. It
is occupied toy Mr. and li^rfi. Merle
Terhune, at present. The ijew own
er expecting to take possession
the middle of next month
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J. B. J. liohner and Pete Has
senfeldt auitoed up to Audiubon Mon|
day nlgbt, where the latter took
degree work in the Masonfio Lodge.
G. E. Batty, the District Plant
Chief of the Telephone System, was
in the ciXy, Friday of last week on
business. He resides in Council
Bluffs.
John Piarrott and Jack Ooe went
to Bray ton, one day -the fiist of
the week where they attended to
some business matters.
Mrs. Adolph GytxSh, of South
Dakota and Mrs. Hugo Westphalen
of near Atlantic, visited Thursday
at the home otf the former's sister
and tihe latten's sister-in-law, Mrs.
John Johnson and. husband. Mrs.
Westphalen visited until evening
but Mrs. Gutch remained until the
the next morning, when she went
to Atlantic for aa extended visit.
The High School Boy's: Baskfet
ball team autoed to Guthrie Center
last Friday evening where they
played the High School teaan- there,
the score resulting 20 tig.--15 in f&v
orsof the, Guthrie Center school.
The game was well played by all
participants and, of course, our
hefm)B boys are amxious to -show
them thiat they cant't do it again.
The line-u® for the game was:
Ben Sykes ,and Walter Miner mam,
Guards Leonard Kline! Center
Donaldi Harlzell and' Golden sykes,
Forwards John R-asmuas^n and Be
Green, Substitutes.
Henry Hunt was lucky ienough to
capture a! coon while trapping one]
day last week.1 -,v
J. E. Pratt, arrived- hete Monday
from his home in Wilcok, Canada,
and will visit until spri&g with nu
merous relatives and tfrjiends,:(Sin
this vicinity. i. WsC
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Frank Williams, wife and family
were guests of MT. and Mrs. John
Bishop last Sunday.
Cough Me iciiie to Oiiildrep.
When the nervousness is caused,!
by constipation, as is often,- the,[
case, you wiU get quicjk reilef byj
taking Chamberlain's Tiablete. These!
tablets ailso improve the digestion.
For sale by -Kearney Pharaniacy.
Mr. and Mrs Everett Kline came
in from the country one day the
fore part cf this week and visited
at the hoinie O'f h'is parents, Wood
Kline and wife. ,.».r
So re a Maclean and family
entertained at the- heme of
sioter, Mns. Marie Rasuiussea
fia'mily, Sunday.
were
his
and
Nic^: Thielen autoed to Wiiota,
Sunday, ta spend a few fyours at|
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the Kurtentach home. He accom^lthe. Journal Oflice, Thursday morn
panied by Miss Kurtenl:ach return-ling and went to Atlantic, where
ed to the city i:i the evening andjsiie fc-peiK a few hours on business.
the latter will visit tor ..a few
Mirs Will Koniim-es. Miss Kurten- oouunooujiter at Jorgensen's
b)ach has her arm in a' sling on|iety Store.
account of a bad- sprain,
Miss Emtma Fern of Chicago,
was in the city from Saturday un
til Tuesday morning, securing an
agent to sel.' the Fran-oo-American
goods produced by the Hygejiic
Franco-jAme ican Company of Chi
cago. -Mrs. fvV ill Spoo haiS accepted
the agency and will make a regu
lar canvass.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorman, the parents
of our eiitceited Professor, wert.
visiting q.t the George Sqott and
the D. L. Thomas homes in Audubo
last week. They were old neighbors
in the eastern part of the-state.
.Hardy Howell, of CuimVerland, vis
ited a short time Wednesday of last I
week. with. Jits. Criends. Jease Wil-
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shoes before they raise
again. We are selling
shoes today at less than what
they cost to buy them on the
market.
Price $5 and up
We have a nice line of Felt
Slippers that make useful
presents.
CANDY CANDY CANDY
Our line of candies is pure
as can be make, we handle
Hall's, made at Ottymwa, la.
^Buy at this store and save
money. Special price to
Churches &Schools for Xmas.
15c to 30c per pdund'
t'° W-JsSs
Cigars, Nuts, Figs, Mixed
Nuts, Dates, Celery, Candy
Fancy Neckties
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for
Mi£s Anna Gude was oif duty ijn
days at the horee of hei1^ sister, Don't miss the big 8 cent bargain !fDd
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A very attractive line of Velour, Velvet,
.•)v'.rc and Plush Coats
A great showing of Separate Skirts, Dress
Skirts, Serge and Novelties
Lace Doilies, Center Pieces, Scarfs and
Table Cloths
Mrs. Moliie Hunt returned from
Atlantic. She accompanied her
friend, Mies Bell Krick as far asl Bat your luneh at Harvey land The Thursday Club will, meet this
that city, Tuesday. Miss Prick has Hunts, December 16tli. Benefit of afternoon at the hoime of Mrs
been here visitii.'g several days and library,
left that day for California, where
she will reside in the future.
Miss Anna Hansen, who has
beeni in the Atlantic hospital several
weeks, returned last Saturday to
the home of iher parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Hansen, near this
city. She is recovering nicely from
the operation she underwent.
James Ckrlsen, in the Heights.
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Mrs. Ctoonge Faust of West Exifa,
has been suffering wKb a severe
ccid, bjut i's,improving at thib writ
ling. s:
Several people in Exira, including
the Journal family, 'have received
carda from- Mr. and Mrs.
-\l:uo!8, who. are spending
honeymoon in Chicago and other
points. They are enjoying their
trip le much and are visiting
:uauy points of interest.
Joe
J. K. VandeBrake ajid family
were Brayton visitors Sunday,at the
bc|me. of her parents, B. H. Ohris
tensaxi/and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Krogh
I and family autoed down from. Au-
liama and.-wife at tfoe Williaarns dubon, Sunday «q4 visited a few
Cato, eolng on to Ooon Rapids for I hours with friend* at ths Htuui Han* man aa he made his visit very
a few day's fcuslntaa tiip. Isen borne. tfvort. ».
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Miss Eonima Sorecsen is assisting
Mrs. .Hansen, with the work at the
Park Hotel.
Nick Thieileai., iW. E. Varney and
Lora Bailey autoed to. Omaha and
back last Thursday on a busiJiess
trip.
Roy Oonway, who. has beea. work
ing with, a) gang for the Bell Tele
phone people in and about Eodra
Wh®
tliat
aI1 the weak BpotB
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.in our system was promoted to
the Carroll jurisdiction last week'.
We are well pleased, io see Roy
promoted but at tihe same time we
appreciate his company.
AUTO TO NEJiE'S FOB
SHOES
Pe0®le
are
many years.
Winter came to town in earnest
Tuesday last. He found Soft. Coal
at $8.50 a ton, Butter 45 cents and
eggs 35 cents. Pushed the mer
cury down to 10 below Wednesday
morning raised hJs hat to Exira
and weapon rejoicing. We don't
think he Is' very affectionate old
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Buy Flour Now!
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This car "has been bongnt for some time and
at present we have no room to store this car
in our flour house and rather than cancel the
order we are going to sell it at a price in 5
or more sack lots, we quote" you the follow
ing prioer ,,
E.A. CO Whirlwind
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Audubon Co. Journal, Deo. 14, 1916.
Wte
havea
fresh
line of
Silk Hose, the kind that makes a
useful Xmas Gift. Silk Hose 50c
rtJYour Xma?!
"^List witr
PHOENIX
)E will have on track in Exira
car load of flour—E. A. Co. and
Whirlwind some time between
Christmas and New-Year or later
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Leave all orders at the store
for men and
young men.
Buy for him
something that
he will get some
good of. Anew
Suit, an Over
coat, Bathrobe,
Necktie, Muff
ler, Hose, Belt,
Mackinaw, Mit
tens, Sweater,
Shirts-the best
and largest line
of Shirts to be
found in town.
la ipite ol hir-brains cod experience,
Hit argnment, too, end his plea,
He hilcd to anne^t the pocilisn
For hii feet were agaiiut faho, yoa fee.
Many a man has fcihd to land the
coveted job because his feet were
"against him." "And many a man
has lost a good position for the seme
reason.
Foot troubles interfere with work.
They divert the mind from its duties
and causeancntal unrest, as well as
complete bodily uneasiness.'
Tired, acliing feet, weak ankles,
cramped toco, arid callouses are all
every day foot troubles, while broken
down arches and bunions distort the
shoes and create an untidy appear
ance. Flat foot throws the whole
body out cf plumb and the entire
nervous system becomes affected.
Yet how perfectly easy to get genuine
foot comfort—Vr. Ticho'.l's Koot-Eazer,
makes walking and
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simple scientific device placed in the
shoe, Rives support to
the arch, equalizes the
body's weiflht and
Scjtolfc'
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standing comfortable, in FnvKihelbot
At thesime time many
serious foot troubles are
prevented by this
means.
ComR in a:ui let us
tell you how Dr. Scolt's
Foot-h-iucr can
help you.
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HILLSIDE ECHOS
Sanfoird Davis and Peter Mlk-r
kelsen left for California. Wednes
day of last week. .•
Xi. C. Lauridsen made a business
trip to Omahia, last week
Ed1 Drydehi and family spentf'
•Shind'ay at the Geo- Dtmiick home.
David. Christensen and'
mioved into thedr 'new house
iiiw
last "of th^ wlek,
Our merclianits are enjoying a1 Leon and Floyd Dryden spent
splendldi holiday trade. It seems several days the past-week visiting!
their
shioppi.ug earlier' their grand-parents, Jacob Laylana
tbie year much earlier than for and. wife.
many yelarB prist and they are'
buying more valuable goods than, for Pe.ea- Ijaiu.rid«n and
wif**1
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Mathea Christensen' was a Wed
nesday night visitor at the L. C.
Lauridsen home.
Earl Sweezy and' wife were} visift
ors at the John Slay ton home
Tuesday.
wife spent
several days ihe past week in Elk
Horn with thtir ^augliter, MfsZ
Wialter Je-nB?n and faimilv.
Jolm Niissen of Jacksonville,
Mrs. Chj-isftona Christensen and R.
W. iMullenger and faonily wetr9'
Sunday visitors at the David
Chris)tenseni ho-me.
Jacob Layland and' wife aper^t
Sunday At the Robert^MagiH home,