Audubon County journal., March 08, 1917, Image 6

About Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993

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Headquarters for
Chosen by Prominent Men, not because of the Price--they
would pay more if better cars could be gotten.
DORT CARS
"The Quality Goes Clear Through"
If you want a small car at a low price that has no fauits, try it
and you will buy it.
Can be attached to any Ford. Dodge, Maxwell, Buiok, Chevrolet, Overland and
others to form a permanent, fully guaranteed one-ton track. Over 11,500 now in
use. One made every four minutes That is what will bring SERVICES.
Staude Make-a-Tractor
Convert your Ford into a powerful guaranteed Staude Mak-a-Tractor. In 20
minutes you can change it back into a Touring Car.
Ford Repairs
We have over a Thousand Dollars worth in stock.
Ford Cylinder Reboring
\ye have the machinery Can do the work right or no pay.
Supplies
We have a complete stock
GOODRICH—"Best in the long run"
United States, Ajax, Pennsylvania and Mechelin.
Storage Batteries
We have the famous Willard. Over 85 per cent of electrictally equipped cars
use them.
Cash Receipts
Save your receipts, I will give you $1.00 in merchandise for $-25.00 in cash re
ceipts. It means something to you and is a protection to rue.
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Local Items f"
John Miller had a new
laid in the kitchen of his
d'ence the first of tihe weetk.
week I
Perry Hei sley Iel't lasti
lor Colorado, where he will re-j
main for sometime sightseeing, af
ter which lie is contemplating a I
trip to New Mexico. I
Lauren Roach has resigned luis
portion, he having been employed
for sometime with John iMiller,
who is engaged in the placing of
lightning reds on buildings.
Mr. McCulIa, a resident of Colo
rado, commenced working for J.
M. Uim'dick Monday morning on his
large stock farm.
I A Club Dance was \held In tlio
K. of P. Hall Thursday evening
of last week. A large number were
present who enjoyed themselves
I immensely.
A Public dance wttll be held in
the K. olf P. Hall this evening A
large crowd is expected to be
present.
Ferry's Garden Seeids.
Peter Hassenfeldt.
Andrew Harsen had his. hand
severely burned Monday on an oil
stove aifl his home, makttng it un
able i'.o attend to his work.
M®s. Bonnie Razee is assisting
wtttta (the Ihouseihold duties at t'he
J. I Hensley ihome. She started
work Monday morning.
Tom Murphy returned to Exira,
Sunday, after an extended visit in
La Porte, Indiana, with numerous
relatives and friends. He will join
the carpenter force of George Voss
where he will ibe employed" this
summer.
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BACKACHE, LUMBAGO AND
RHEUMATIC TROUBLES.'
Dear Mr. Editor—I wish to state that
I suffered greatly from backache, lum
bago and rheumatic troubles. 1 used
Autiric," tin'
latest
discovery of Doctor
Pierce for backache and kidney troubles,
:ind I can cheerfully recommend the
Aiiuric Tablets" to anyone suffering
um any of these maladies.
Yours truly,
J. F. Gahp.I'I:.
Leon, Iowa.
..itience*
that.' ih(Je°paiifn^
Dr. Pierce, who is director an1 chief I Be® Hensley
physician at the. Invalids' Hotel and
Surgical institute. Buffalo, N. V.. has
been testing this wonderful medicint' for
the relief of over-worked and weakened
kidneys. The. relief obtained by sufferers
lias been so satisfactory that, he deter
'nined to place "Anuric" with thi^ pri:i
ipal druggists in town wlusre people.
:oiild get this ready-to-use. medicine.
Day Phone 10
Night Phone 5t
floor
resi-
Hans Hansen Jr. has taken
charge o£ the Livery Barn in Au
dubon, which was purchased by
Lawrence Hansen of this city. He
took charge the latter part of last
week.
Andrew Hansen has resigned his
portion as assistant in caring! foir
the '.Stock Farm belonging to J.
Dimick, his resignation taking ef-i Who took charge 'Monday,
feet Saturday.
Ferry's Garden Seeds.
Peter Hasseril'eldt.
Alfred Miller, wife and son,
Louie, autoed to near Guthrie Cen-
the week.
Mike Harned left lost Saturday
for Derby, Iowa, where he wall vis
it a week or ten days at the home
11 of his parents, Rev. John Harned
land wife. Frank Bates lias charge
of the Oil Wagon during his ab
sence.
Mrs. tFred Baiers is now occupy
ing her new modern bungalow in
Exira, moving in the first of last
week. We extend to them a hearty
welcome.
J. Vande Drake and family au
toed
to Brayton, Sunday to vtait a
few hours with her parents, B.
H. Chris.enissn and wife.
Mike Laursen was a
viiiitor in Audubon last
going up between trains.
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WM. F. HOPLEY
Funeral Director and Licensed Embalmer
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Jake Oberholtz, of near Anita,
was in our little city Thursday of
last week, attending to many
business matters. He has sold his
farm near Anita and will make
his future home in Anita.
business
Saturday
Will Wa'hlert came up from near
Anita, Thursday of last week, to
attend to some business matters
and whila here visited a few hours
with relatives and friends.
The Stanley boys, Carl, Clarence
ai^d (Jharlie, (have moved onto tlhe
Pete Koiumes farm out east of Ex
ira. They made the move on Moil
day.
ter, Sunday, where they spent the form gas. Was always constipated.
day visiting at the home of their Nothing helped until 1 tried lmck
daughter and sister, Mrs. Jesse thorn bark, glycerine, etc. as mixed
Niasen and family. in Adler-i-ka. ONE SPOONFUL as
tonLsluid me with it's INSTANT ac
iPercy Jones, who has been as-ltion." Because Adler-i-ka flushes
sisting John Miller in his work,, re-j the ENTIRE alimentary tract it
signed his position the first of relieves ANY CASE constipation,
Kay Fauat Is assisting his broth
er-in-law, Kirk Knox, with some
painting at the Exira Creamery,
Mr. Faust came down to Exira on1
Sunday. He was formerly employ-1
ed ia the Booster 'Cafe in Audubon,'
INSTANT action
.MANY HEKK.
Tliis grocer's story surprises local
people: "J had bad stomach trou
ble. All food seemed to s^ur and
sour stomach or gas and prevents
appendicitis. It has QUICKEST ac
tion of anything we ever sold.
The Kearney Pharmacy.
sence 0,1
N?tes
Clarence Knudseii quit school last
Wednesday to go to Lovelanil,
Colorado, where he will. take up
his school work again aiul make
his future home.
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uric acid in the system an entirely eradi- Lyniam Frederick and liiillian An- the shelf with the rest of its com
*d"e^
d6rse"
0f
piak eye.
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•\nuric" is not harmful or poisonous,
'•ut aids jiiUiin- in throwing off those
poisons within the body which cause so
••inch suffering, pain and Misery. Scien
tists assert, tiiis'remedy is 37 times more
.yi.ite.nt than lithia.
i'\r l)ial)ftes and llright's Disease this
remedy is building up a reputation as
good as Dr. Pierce's other well-known 1
medicines which have been proven reli
able during nearly lifty years, such a
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescn.iaioi'
for the ills of women, Doctor I'leive'
Pleasant Pellets, the liver regulator, .m I
Doctor Pierce's Uoldcu Mcdical Discovi^iy
for red blood.
IVHii'j|• Janssen was sick the first
of last week.
Don't fail to hear this program sick the past week, causing her to
Friday, March Kith, at auditorium, miss a number of days of school.
it is not certain whether Exira' Why not try to keep the liibrary
and Atlantic will class in a Basket looking neat and tidy in place of
Hall game this Friday or not. They using itt tor a lobby? See lif we
were supposed to play but 011 ac-| can't keep the magazines in their
coumt of the tournament at C01111-. Proper places and Icoik thru the
cil Bluffs it has been postponed. [new Scientific Americans wiitho'ut
l^eroy Gore ret mined to the SeV- tearing the sheets all out while
enth grade, after a week's ab- dioing so. When you take out a
entered the eighth grade paniqiw.
ihe cause of a drainage outward of the this week. 1 Cap't Zike in speakinig of his iKVpes
-rithin:U»"'lM-ly.hl11 wilf"rS-
Emmw
fill entered^ the 3rd for our success,
,::lie. iieadacbe. and thi darting pains and grade and Earl Frederick the -lth Upon our future pnospects seemed'
xhes of articular or muscular rheuma- (grade, Monday.
asm—of those diseases which are caused
by too mucli uric acid, such as gout, Two new scholars qntered' A|iss tor the way we beat Kirkmau andi
asthma, sciatica, renal calculus. An- McNutt's room Monday. They were
uric prolongs life liecausc old people usu
ally suffer from hardening and thickening Horace I. arrott and Arthur Ander
of the walls of the. arteries, due to the ex- jlSeui
cess of uric acid in the blood and tissues.
Room four has had tihe attend
ance banner for the Llast four
months.
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Room one had four tardy marks
last week.
The children of room ue will
give a program March Kith. Every
body cotuie.
Mary Hensley and her mother
autoed to Atlantic, Tuesday.
Sa.v wlhiat'is going on im the
Alpha Society?
A number of lite Latin students
went to Atlantic Tuesday.
You, who tiiil'i 't see Exira High
trim the crack Adair bunch Satur-
Exira, lorn
INSURANCE
Theo Patty, Phone 67,
Exira, la.
Only first class Companies
Represented
Dr. L.J. Oldaker
DENTIST
Over P. M. Christensen
store
PHONES:
Residence 89 Office 39
Farm Loans
Lowest rates. Complete
.set of Abstract of Title to all
lands and town lots in Audu
bon County.
CHARLES BAGLEY
PHYSICIANS
DR. JOHN RILEY,
Physician Surgeon
Office Phone 53: Houm Phoa. (17
Office first door eeat of
•oroer Drug Store, upatelri CXITH, IOWS
Dr. LDE S. CLEVELAND
but the restaurant was sold recent- CALLS ANSWERED IN TOWN OR
ly to Ed Johnson and Will Freeman COUNTRY.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE -AT
1'AIiK HOTEL. PHONE 150.
SI ItPJSlSES
PHYSICIAN AND SUKGEON.
For Greeley Farmers Mutu
al Fire and Lightning
Insurance*see
Fred Wahlert Sr. Exira, Iowa, Wm.
L. Clark, Hamlin. Iowa. M. J. Mas-
AuViubon-
We hope that Walter, who goes
to Logan this Friday, will bring
buck another niedail and the motJbo
First Over All" that guies wtwh it.
Miss Foster is taking the place
of Miss Roggy while the latter is
away taking treatments.
'J he Senior Pedagogy class was
out to the different schoofls in the
country last week inispecn/lng the
schools etc.
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was absent because
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ISSIltSJf'
Have other
Wt.
la Audubon, Guthrie and Adair
Bounties. Alao wind and Tornado
insurance Written.
day, missed something of your life.
They had only been beatem once
before and that wais by Stuart.
iSprSnfe sureily muist be conning
for the past week the iKile siiavero
have been playing marbles and all
other sorts of stunts.
lie Senior Economic program will
be postponed untttd Maroii 16th on
account of the contest and six
weeks exams.
Miss Ella Jensen has been very
account of sickness. book, see that you put it back on
to lay much stress,
1 cleaned up Adair,
Js a little more encouraging, do
4 declare.
Our boys were sort of dotwn aind
out, they didn't have the pep,
But they must surely acquire it,
to keep up their good rep.
And the way they'll go abouit it
is a matter hard to tell, I
We surely couldn't help them if
we'd try another veil
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We think it is our duty to
the matter siloing,
So we render tlieni a word of cheer
and oc.caaioinially a song,
And combining efforts with victory
in view,
past and start a
We'll erase the
record new.