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J3 .¥• 1 1 Toeal perns —Olid Trusty Incubators f\or sale by W. B. Varney. Dr. Lanitz and Fred Hop ley made a professional call in the country Sunday. Glen Hunt and wife moved last Wednesday to the Albert Lewis farm south of town. •—The Clothes Cleaning Shop is now located on the north side of the Park on Main Street. Phone 173. 1 Miss Francis Voss went out to the (liome of Lou Heckman and fam ily in Audubon township, Monday, for a vlisit of a couple of weeks. Mr. Heq'kjman is ian uncle oil' Miss Voss. Every once in a while some one Intimates that we ought to "rip aome on© up the back." Say they deserve St and tilicy don't see why we doiV't do it. Friends we are' not in the roasting business. If you have it in for some one, go to hint and' f&ght it out like a man. Don't try l» mix the printer up in youir grievances. He has trou bles of Ihis own. None oil' we poor mortals here below are perfect, not by a lorng shot, and other peo ple may tliiink that you yourself deserve) special attention. The manufacturers and wholesalers have done their part won derfully well. To be able to do our part we went to market to get the smart est ideas and newest goods. We have made arrangements to re ceive the new things as soon as they are out Bring them in as 1 come to buy wanted. i/i -Vt ,^\ "Jr /-'I Winiter has made its last "drive" and ia now in full retreat. As an effective method of natiiona preparedness we suggest the prompt planting of spudis $U.50 per bushel spuds.'* Tlhd high cosfl of livinig:, having gone) sky-high is now recannoiter ing for even higher altitudes. Tlie iGlirfetfian Sunday School held a box sociable in the church basement last evening, the sociable •to be given for the benefit of the •Sunday School in buying hymn books. We haven't learned ho!w much they made. 1 CATARRH ClANNOT BE CUBED. witlh LOOAL APPLiqATIONS, as itihey canjnot realoh the seat of the diseMe. Catarrh is a bljood or con atitutiional disease, ajnd in order (o cure lit yiou must take dmtemal tre medpjes. HiaIll's Cartjartrlh Cure is taken initernaldy, aind acts directly uipioni tlhe blood and mucous sur flajoe. HalH'jS Oajtap-ilh Oure is not a quick medicinje. It wiaa pirescrilbed by one of the beBt physicians in tohjis ,*yulntry for years and is a ireeular pr( scripttiofn. It is compos ed of the best tonics knowto, te toined with the besit bl|o)otd pupi.fi etrs, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect comb^natiom of tile itwo ingredients is what piro duces such wonderful results in cuirii:g cy.tarnh Send 1'or testinion Idals, free. I Take Hall's Family Pills for con stipa'tion. IF. J. CHlHNrEtY and CO., Props, I Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, pirice 75c. Since last Fall Plans have been in the making for the spring millinery season. All womankind from the tiniest tot to grandmother have had consideration in these plans. Exclusive agents in Exira for Landsco hats WANTED! Will buy 100 mares and horses, weighing from 1000 to 1 500 pounds, 5 to 8 yrs old. Will also buy some horses and mares from 1100 to 1300 pounds, 4 to 7 years old will buy these green broke. I also want 200 of your good chunks from 1400 to as big as they grow, from 5 to 8 yrs old. These horses do not need to be fat if in good condition "h«£ Will be in Exira, Saturday, Mar 10 atwd *2 tint* A '-if iKt» We are in business for profit but we feel that we have on obligation beyond this in doing our part to the end that our people may be well and tastily dressed. Early tailored bats are awaiting a look No leggy outclass stuff J. E. PERKINS Arf.i Jn Let us cast aside party ties and be| AMERlTC.'AlXS' with a, big A. lif our country is threatened, be loyal to our flag and our President. lCcononfiical liousawives now count her! potatosfe before serving them. Benton Jensen, who has 'been in Exira for a couple of weeks, caljr led here byt the illness of his moth er, Mrs. Martin Jensen, left last Thursday morning for his regular duties with the Green Bay Lumber I Co. While here, he, with. his' brother, SJa.nv accompaniel his mother and father to Co a ax, where t'hey are both taking treat ment for rheumatism. The last re 'port wa -ive haard1 w.as tihat Mrs. Jensen was net quite so well. Mr. and .Mrs. Purdy moved from their late rooniis in the Juhl Wi'stphalun sidence to rooms in •tllie C. t..'. Christ.Mistn ri-sidonce in Ivir-lfcapoo l'.irk. r- Mis.s Kil.gorp, a teacher in our High SHhoul, was on the sirck liist Saturday and Sunday. 4 *. £,!« *j1 if*# '*C Sprains ami Strains Relieved. s: Sloan's l.iniment quickly takes the pain out of strains, sprains, bruises and all muscle soreness. A clean, clear liquid easily applied, it quickly penetrates without rub bing. Sloan's Liniment does mot stain the skin or clog- the pores like mussy plasters or ointments. For chronic rheumatic acihes and' pains, neuralgia, gout and lumbago have this well-kiiOwii remedy handy. For the pains of grippe and following strenuous work, it gives quick relief At all Druggists 25c. ii «bciiuUucrifc.'larx Mrs. IJiek SiYnpkina was quite ill all Last week with au attack of pneumonia. She was bedfast and required the attention physician. it. ILi- .r.^SS-* J*V* v^ it v-' W 4 t' .Vj» JW' -o« N -r )k_ ,, I of a Mrs. James Chandler came down from Audubon, Thursday of last1 wieeiv to visit a short time with iri€ndis at the Lanjctelot home and with numerous other friends. She returned to her botme on itlie after noon train. I •Mrs. Will Vioss and two sons, Robert and Ray, spent a few days last week at 'the home of her mother, Mrs. Dick SSmpkins in the country, helping care for lier moth er, whi was quite ill with pneu ,mionri'a 1 —The lollies Cleaning Shop is now located on the north side of tho I'ark on Main Street. 1'hone1 170 V\ Mrs. James Channon visited at thte home oif her daughter. Mrs. CliarLes Poiss and husband, in Au-! duboii township, one' day last week and went out again Monday! to visit during tih(e remainder of the week. A Missouri editor has refused to publish in the future Obituaries of non-subscribers. He gives as hijs reason the fact" that people who do not tlake the home paper are "dead owes," anyhow to all intents and purposes and hence an item I relating to theSr shuffling off has, 1 he chinks, no news value Whatever. Miss Christena Beck returned to |her lioniti west iof Exira. Wednes day el' last week. She has been assirtiiiis wiiilh the houselioUl du ties at the Luit'lier 1-Iensley home, l^ist Thursday she went to A I lantic, to have her eyes examined, We understand she is intending I Uoj goi to Casey, where she will be employed in a household. I Airs 11. T. Kroeger was spending a few hours Friday with friends in' I Exira. 'Pliey were returning to their' home in llarlan after a several day' visit iin Audubon with relatives and: friends. Mrs. WJll Spoo was hostess of the! Mcither's Club tost Thursday after-j noon. Mesdames M. Lancelot and John Roiat were guests of the day. Hr Every Monday might. 4 Style leaders for Spring i., tK Hart Schaffner and Marx Varsity Six Hundred overcoats belt back suits and Varsity Fifty Fives. ONSIDERING what they are, and what you'll get out of them they're undoubtedly the most economical clothes you can buy all-wool wears bet ter, good tailoring lasts longer and keeps shape better and the advantages of good style and excel lent fit are really worth a great deal to any man. We don't urge these goods on you becauwe. we make more money by selling them but because you make more by buying them. Cotton's "^t« ^'Vi( »»'iu"rf-S*""-"-? 1 S^h» V,1 I "S .. V« f' vK A CONTRACTOR-BUILDER •and- PLANING MILL YOURS FOR Better Buildings Geo,vosg^Man"Bunfiralow"The Geo. L. Gore UNDERTAKER EXIRA IOWA Calls Answered Promptly Day or Night Day Pbone Night PhoneI79 -Calf Meal at the Kearney Pliar niacy. Miss Jessie Petersen who resides near Exira, is assisting with the household duties of Mrs. Thorwald Petersen in Elkhorn. Wlill Paig-e is moving from a farm near Anita to| a farm near Crom well, lewa, last week. Hel is a son of Mr. and Mrs George Paige of this city. 1 A. P. Hansen departed last Tues day for Hutchinson, Minnesota,, where he was called by the serious HA-'cident which befell his sou, James, when a gasoline torch ex ploded, burninig him quite badly. Mrs. Hansen left for that pLace to help care for her son last Thurs day. Miss (Mi instill a Toft visited in Au dubon last week with her sister, Mrs. ULiult audi husband. Einar Racsmussen, who has been on tlhe sick list, is improving nicely, lie resides near this city Martin lloed is on the sick liist and unable to attend to his duties at the Tom flodwin shops. I kins Johnson, a former1 store keeper at Audubon, was in our city Saturday on business. George Cotton, of Nebraska, was in the city last week a few days visitinig with his brother, Ed Cat-1 ton and family. He also visited witlh his sister, Miss Anna Cotton who is very ill. I 11 How is This For High 156 'is"1"* ts 1 5 Z4 Newspapers for only one dollar and fifty cents. $1.50 The Journal, The Home stead and Kansas City Star ONE YEAR This offer may not last long but as long as it does last it is good for one a week OF EACH for the next 52 weeks. How is that for high? Christ said "Gather up the frag ments that nothing may be lost. Miss Mae Stone has been going around with her ami in a sling,, the result of her shoulder disloca tion which she received several days ago while playing, basket ball in, the'Gymnasium Roomi. A new htiig shed has been built on the John Reied farm north of itoiwu. The farimi is now occupied by Mr. Reed's daughter, Mrs Jotan Root") and huaband. ®81Ste ^1? liP IP fijli ''i-Mfp. -.M