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HURSDAY. MAY 12. 1921
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£ ULESBURG GRIT-ADVOCATE|
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TOR S: THE GRIT PRINTING 00., Publishers ‘
douse B. MeBOWELL, President FRED BE. WILSON, Secretary-Treasuser |
b P. R. McDOWELL, Editor
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BoOoMiased ot the Pesiaffice st Julsshurg, Caissads, ou ossand ciass mail matter
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u.:m»ufls; 8200 Por Yesr in Advemse; SIOO Six Menths
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YOR SOVERTISING RATKE:S: Lisples—Singic imsertion 35 esais por simgee
Yick qalame inch m.rm-q;u‘fi“—'l—-m
W. 1 n-w--dnhrdmu—w. then 50 csmis peor
— wesk; Lacais—l2 comts per lac; Wani-Ade—Gee esmt por |
FOR & werd No gdvertisement less then 35 csnis per wesk. |
gle A“evfllk-dtbrdl-—p-udmvmz
rl%x on sdmission is charged. Legs! publicalisns st legal rate. {
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! The Fordson Tractor is built with over-strength
_\ - in every part to withstand the strains of constant heavy =
': work. It was tested under every possible condition of ‘
: farm work before it was put on the market. It has been y
tried out by thousands of farmers in the past three years p
} and has never fallen down on its claims. y
. f The Fordson is simple in design, flexible in con- “
3 trol and operation. b
Let us demonstrate this tractor on your farm. .. *
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! Julesburg Motor Co. |
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HARDING MAKING GOOD
: 1t 15 exceedingiy mnileresting Lo see '
s | bow littie eriticism of President Hard- |
_jing has developed in twe first wwo |
, (months of s admumstration '!'nel
(| PETLISANE WOO wWere Sure ne was go
. g Lo be the Wwol of the “senalorial ‘
, | ohgarchy” as they calied it, are say- |
- (ing very littie. in private many of |
| them would admit tuat Mr Harding
, | hus made a most favorabic start |
y Mr. Harding came on the stage at a
; pecubiariy difficult period. The coun
' lry was in turmoil. A score of prob- '
lems of the first importance, togethi- |
- er with a horde of hungry office-seek
(ers, unmediately demanded atiention. |
| Mr. Harding has met the straimn-with
.1 patience, sound sense, and firm deter- |
mination to do the nght thing, par- o
i:lxcmnn_\' o make good appointments
g 1t has been interesting Lo sec how |
B pousilivel), vel wilh whal courtesy and |
| lagt, Mr. Harding has asserted his ;
. owll leadership. In several utterances
{which were said 1 perfect good hu- |
| mor, and yet with unmistakabie mean
ling, Mr' Harding has made it ciear
| that ke proposes to be the president.
1 Yet he is friendiy and accessibie, and
| e seeks the assistance of the coun
| try's best wisdom, mnstead of attempt- |
(g Lo strike out an absolutely inde- |
.| pendent course regardiess of public LR
. | sentiment i
, He will never retire mmto the l!OAh‘f:
| tion that wrecked the previous admin- |
{istration, vet he and his cabinet have !
{enough firmness and original thought"
;‘Lo strike out iarge constructive poli- |
, {cies and stick to them z:
| Many peopie misjudged Mr. Hard- ,
-|ing while he was senator because he |
| was modest and unobtrusive. Yet 4
| those who heard him talk aiways felt ||
- { that he laid out lines of policy that |
| were both safe and progressive, and
:,showed a very thoughtful and practi- |,
cal mind. |
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JULESBURG ’
GRIT-ADVOCATI
THEIR BUSY TIME
! Summer is the busy ume for the
mail ereer man k¢ realses mer- |
casnis 1 lowa: lxc Juwsburg are
apl 1o it lheir busibess arift z litte
a: the long. Dol days cemc oL, 30
taey fiood the mailis with mew offers,
and spend Lhousands of doliars to tell |
you thz: “prices are going up sefore |
fali—you'd wetier iay in & SUpply of |
this or tha!l whiie it is cuesp.” ben't |
be “easy,” as the poys say. Just re- |
member lual thesc feliows may imerr |
sy whiie the sun shines botiest. And |
{lO the nome merchanis we wouid say i
j{—eon’t iel then put tius stuff over |
on you agawn waen, if you keep upi
‘yur advertising torough thce warm
| montns the same as the cold, you can
i make a very iarge part of tneir ef-|
‘jorts count for naught Tell l.he'
| bome peopic what you have w offer
| them: now for their future needs, just !
,as the maii-order man 1s teling them. |
1 The Grii-Advocate 15 an adverusing |
| medium not excelied anywaere 1 ths |
jentire section. Tell the peopic about |
your busipes:s enterprisc and the In
ducements you have w offer througn |
| these columns g
TWO SPOTS
When the iabor unions aren't satis- :
'fied with what they earn, they go on |
u strike and make conditions still |
worse for the whoie country. When |
the farmers aren’t satisfied, they |,
work still narder und make conditions |
better for the whoie country. hm.s,
off the the farmers! |
Elaborate systems of police and de- |
lectives are supporied to get lfwrl‘
thieves and burgiars, but who 1s pur- |
sung tne fake stock men that sml’
more from the peopie each year tnan
all the burglars ever get? |
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ABOLISHING THE “PIT”
Efforts to do away with the Chica- |
£0 wheat pit, or grain exchange, are ||
bemmg watched with interest all uverP
the country Congress 1= gomng 1o |
wrestie with the probiem wnen 1t re- |
turns to its labors in the fall, and |
the gquestion 1s gomg W be one m |
which not oniy the farmers of t.msl‘
country but every resident is mwr-tj
ested. If the “pit” is guilty of saymng |
‘what the farmer shall or shall not|
receive for his product, and if it can |
‘Say just what each citizen shall pay'
for the bread he puts in his mouth, |
then it appears that toc much power }'
has been deiegated Lo & few men who |
-earn their millions by specuiating on |
‘the labor of others. But that is al
'guestion to be threshed out, and every |
citizen of Julesburg and Sedgwick |
‘county should be vitaliy interested m]
'it, and should loge no time in telling |
}his congressmarn just where he stands. |
For, after all, the future of the Chi-['
‘cago wheat “pit” is largely in the |
hands of the individual citizen, and
iits future depends largely on just !
| what each citizen has to say to the]
‘congressman from his respective dis- |
trict.
Boages e ! SAVEMONEY and
F Sota | UY Al HOME
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! - Y We cordially invite you to bring with you
\| ' v ) rier catalogue and lay it right down before us anc nou
fl 2 ‘1 vour own comparisons and draw your own conciusion. V.
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3 m-a e certainly giad 1 compare prices with anyone ani o
A i ARS s - . eal]l mane: :
l ¢ or our lines. About 150 bolts of cheap wall paper =
| GENUINE our snetves thal must move.
' -’BULL oo SOME WONDERFUL DISH BARGAIN:
R)pp gl oy A few days.
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]'he ne entered the war A'.A-.P e £
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| "Thev've picked = man named Rusi
for 1 postal mnspector, anc 1 i o — v
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B MUSIC & WALL PAPER
oms peopie are more interesied
how mu: smiies” they can gel ou
fof & guart thar they are how mam STORE PHONE 61
:nm« they can ;get out of a gallor W 1 McCOY 36W G. H. AUSTIM 5
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Ifnov ulesburg and viemity a JULESBURG -3 COLOL 1
ns Bear River 2 Wor
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ha: 1 peern ciaimmed tha the
ithe capito! puilding i Washmgron fer m‘
“‘k,lbmw R e Why is it the big city papers Tant PIANO AT SACRIFICI i
| the sux exercise about & “society beaury,” and then i e
| O = ey Laat LR B S W We have a strictly high-gr
eWb - the reason e mbways Thava | Sro Ava- Y lEEENE PRt =t In storage near Julesbur;
'the poOT With u- 1+ because they can’ ook sonabie offer refusec 1o i
get anywnere else at the present high ?H'_ "-‘N‘t.l""’?"_“t’”Ul‘. are ":’nf“'f‘(‘l.\; posal. Easy tel:!rnr i T
’co!: of travelng satisiied that what this country needs| ‘Write wat once if interest
{ —_— 00— — 1+ more and better credit facilities Denver Music Company . De:
| A scier 8 more married mer OO raco.
{than bacoeior nave neart troubic People who ask why the government —OB —=—
{Sure i wao near’ trouble that caus- bureaus are all tied up with red tape, R
fed toer t 0 b marriec may be miormed that 1t 1= done to i
OO “string” the public : Y ,
]lt seem worry some Julesburg Too | @ PQ-TOF
Iwomv wnen tney can’t remember Funny how & law can change popu i GLAS.-' E‘S i L
[wha' Lael Were worrymng aboul ves- | jar expressions, but you seldom hear ; THE INVISIBLE BIFOCA
terds: & mar say “Here's to vou” any more, | e
: —oo oo m TWWTE 2 ROY E. BTEVENSO
| After a feliow has figured out ar The booster for Julesburg and com- | Optometris:
‘!llL‘Onl‘. Dian! ne Know evervinmg | munity ils the person that 1S geserving & “km Ol
{about mis meome excent wnere 11 went (of loval support ;run his f:(lmv ':]:XXIA- ! .
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: A Couple of Million
= CAST OF CHARACTERS
= Mr. Wise, New York 1
i . BE TN York Levwvay > =
g Bemis I’.gnnmp;m‘ ‘- he ";““v T VAUGHAN LABA'REE.
‘ Mrs. Courtenzy. rier jonesome vla(.\f:' f_'_'"“"“H?m] lERYLBERBT“O},:-
; ??Ofgsan;’ JBDL. Zn ollv erook eo] -'-_—-__B.I_LLIE LINDLOF‘F
' o gl the “senog” T e PENNEY
i _SWbby” Burns. the office hov e H TTLSON
{ ¥ay Fairbanis, the Lishems ;;‘,,q;(;r;_'“"""“"{- OMER W O,
' Mr. Piner nzinong cheir V-'k"m‘*"- --=----------VELMA FRISKOPP.
| Sammr Bel Porer — “Seyn e emae - —---—----CHAS. KINSMAN
| “Pink® the nogre g ¢ Gol " MAF WOODRUFF
; “Migrie”, Frency Weig Nk R R T e REED
Mr. Beverler the sheriss “T»”“”""’“,IHM' FRENCH
| “HILL BILLIES”
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§ TN Sharacier sketches bhetween acts.
ACT 1
= _ Oifice uf Wise in New ¥ ok, Dexth uk o :'-"»f* HBemis ic ousted but determines to !
£ ziemon Wise calle Bemie ane gmo Coiz- Fav, though he loses his millions. Stubby stck
i g Two millior et W Bemie r '.l“'.'A . e 1 Bemis -
{|SE HOmS, otherwise momer paee s Jgrn RO
£ cesuses mix-op Frr micsnies Bk s e 3 Act 111
| = Hupps. bipemis Sogeee P beke f‘ s Scenc same at Act 11. -Complications arss
|[ = Imoreml. Jubb receves g gpicer e 1 Yy believes Bemis to be Tommy Hugps. Tonn
|(= Fay. Complicstione TR 0T Hugps s discovered by Bemis who attembic
‘ § securc the $5,000 reward for his capture. i
| § ACT T makes & mistake. Two million lost again
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B Bemin secks = v iy OTOm e W
= Mis seegs exrn Yis S5OOO i1 3 vese b St . 1 <2 o
{|l= @i Beverley discuse the cirpet e v o, coper | Stene—hving room in home of Mrs. Couriens
= buillding. Mr Courers v o Bemis je Upaloopa. Jabb plays false and absconds v
= of funoe g EXPECES STSeTtame o per cent $20.000 Mrs Cndrtflnay sends for Mr V-
Tetorn. Erter the Breme Javh ma, oIS i Who suceessfully completes the street car 1
i frusirate Bermic g BT ke 1o t‘qu and Sammy Bell plan to fix things
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