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ess grapes, 3 l's Grocery.lbs.ISES HAY PRICKOccident flour, a new shipment in. 32.16 per 49 lb. bag this week at Nuebel's Grocery.Hard On Ihoae ive to Buy It I ire Sun calls at ten-1 ilrnost sad case of J. A. Garber, re-ng for re-election in Virginia district,3 convince his Shen-constituents that vley tariff is a fineMr. and Mrs. Carl Krause and family of Stanton were visitors in Lawton and Moville Sunday,of the appie grow-triet convinced that result of the meals a British embar-iroducts, the task sen difficult enough says The Sun. But the tariff on hay, ie drought, which liey farmers to go chase feed for theirlying they find that iay, boosted to $5 a n-relievers in charge -Hawley enactment, h full force. There crop in Canda, but mat pay the tariff in.J. Q. Koenig and son Jimmie left Saturday for Des Moines where they will attend the state fair and also visit at Camp Dodge.Not According to Blue Print The bride and bridegroom were giving their first dinner at home to friends. Not . knowing how to carve the turkey the bridegroom, upon the suggestion of his bride, had studied the diagrams in her cook book. But when the guests were all seated and the time came to cut the fowl, the host was plainly at a loss how to begin, Why don't you carve it, dear? Asked the wife .anxiously. You know exactly how to do it.Of course, I do, my love,’ ’the man answered, but 1 can't find any of the dotted lines,KINGSLEY GIRL TOLIVE IN ILLINOISi points out, the irmers can not cashj f tariff when they s, and that's where 5 for poor Mr.' Gar-t of surplus produc-I doesn't work. But a shortage it works! jalnst the farmer. 1 iption of hay is now; s The Sun, so even ff works there is no] farming group as a iply boosts the price themselves use onMiss Clara Lehman Become* the Bride of Mount Morris FarmerNortheastern tier of anada,” the Sun me fanners with ay be able to charge Ighbors more than there were no tar-nds the Shenandoah note from Canadian profit by such ai hopeless task would se the sympathy of paper confesses, if id not supported the ■ farm-relief hoax.”n, who lives in the of LeMars, was ar-jturday for issucing small checks on one :s, without having s father has sent i Sioux Center to nd the case against pped.inder of near Chatb-business caller in aturday. Mr. Brail house at Chats-rks there, but is a ir at LeMars. Farm so active in the vi-itsworth, Mr. Bra-The soil being pret-corn crop was burnt ban around LeMars.ili parish, of which 3 pastor, are holding parish picnic Wod-st 27. The chicken 0 o'clock is served ler the trees, giving nic atmosphere. In lere will be a speech tertainment. Mary-iles west and one f Cherokee, just off 'fo. 5.Kingsley, la., Aug. 25. Special; A pretty home wedding was sol-menlzed at 8 o’clock Wednesday morning, August 20, when Miss Clara Lehman, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. William Lehman, of Kingsley, was united in marriage to E. Wlllough Lonk, of Mt. Mor-rlss. Ill,The cdremony was performed in the home of the bride’s parents, Rev. H, H. Wingert, pastor of the Kingsley Church of The Brethren, officiated. Miss Erma Kerr, of SouMi English, Iowa, and Ralph Petry of Surrey, N. D., college friends of the bridal couple, attended them. Miss Mae Lehman, sister of the bride played the wedding march from Lohrengrin. Miss Velma Lehman, youngest sister of the bride sang, Call Me Thine Own.”The bridal couple entered the living room and stood under a white wedding beil beneath an archway banked with ferns and nasturtiums. The room was prettily decorated in white and honcy-dew.The bride wore a white flat erepe dress with accessories to match. She wore a string of pearls, a gift from the bridegroom, and carried a shower bo-quet of honeydew tea roses. Her bride's maid was attired in a dress of honeydew flat crepe with accessories to match. , Her boquet was lavender and white asters, tied with lavender ribbon.Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served to the immediate relatives and a few friends by the Misses Gladys and Estelle Kurtz, cousins of the bride. The table decorations included a bowl of nasturtiums in the center with tall honeydew tapers, carrying out the bride’s colors, honeydew and white. The climax of the breakfast came when a large birthday cake bearing lighted candles was placed on the table, commemorating the 77th birthday,of the bride’s grandmother, Mrs. Lena Ray.After a motor trip through the Black Hills, they will be at home to their friends on the groom’s farm near Leaf River, III The bride's traveling costume consisted of a dark blue georgette dress and a black moire coat. Herhat, slippers and , gloves wire, black and her 111137 matched the' blue of her dress.Out of town guests included Miss Kerr, of South English, la.; Mr. Petry, of Surrey, N, Dak., and John Masterson of Chatham/ III. The bride graduated from the Kingsley high school and later re-' celved her A, B. degree from Mt. Morris College. The past year she has been teaching in Barber College, a school for colored girls at Anniston, Alabama. The bride is a friendly lovable girl, whose charm and beauty of character won for her the highest esteem of all who knew her.The groom attended Mt Morris high school. He is a prosperous young farmer of sterling worth, who is very highly esteemed in his community.The many friends of this worthy young couple wish to extend to them their hearty congratulations and best wishes for a long, happy and prosperous life.* Too Late To Classify *FOR SALE—BIG TYPE POLAND China fall boar. Nelson Callfas,IKlfi k;»mmThe FUR WAYSILVER FOX and MINKComplete booklet! free.Real Prolfficnets and Quality.Our prices save money at ibe start (Representative* make real money.BE THE EARLY MAN B ritt for frt* information and auistamea.TUFFonirsAmerican Co-operative Fur Ranches So. 371A, Roolr fl,MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA■rjmaNO MORE RATSor mice, after you use RAT-SNAP. It’s a sure rodent killer. Try a pkg. and prove it Rats killed with RAT-SNAP leave no smell. Cats or dogs won’t touch it. Guaranteed.85c size (I cake) enougli for Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar.65c size (3 cakes) for Chicken House, coops or small buildings, $1.35 size (0 cakes) enough for all farm and out-building.-;, storage buildings, or factory buildings.50-M-13Sold and Guaranteed bySPOTTS POST, DruggistsENLARGED TONSILSWHlfEWALEMARS, TOWA SwimmingL. F. WAGNER, Mgr.Dancing - ■ FishingWednesday, August 27 HAROLD AUSTIN'S NEW YORKERS2nd engagement.. That M. B. C. feature of 2 weeks ago,Derangements in the tissues of the neck which interfere with nor-j mal circulation of biood and lymph to the throat is perhaps the chief underlying cause of enlarged tonsils. This being true, it would be just about as reasonable to remove a finger because of a splinter in it, ns it Is to remove tonsils simply because they are enlarged. If tonsils arc diseases and causing ill-health, that is a different matter. All osteopathic physiciansSunday, August 31 NELSON MAPLE'SS. S. Leviathan Orchestra -of Steamship and Orpheum Fame. A real treat.DANCING EVERY SUN. AND WED.emCKEN SUPPERGIVEN BY ST. CATHERINE'S PARISHOYENSTUES., AUG. 26, 5:30 P. M.SCHOOL BUILDINGBazaar Tuesday and Wednesday, August 26th and 27th“Fo' bettah Gil io' Coal blow”• - so say the Black Diamond Twins, “fo’ somebody hasgot to wait if all%o’ yo* Waits until da Wintah blowsin.W. F. REMER, EstatePHONE 75■MHIISni—SE—B—U—BOf Pianos, Radios and Household GoodsTuesday, Aug. 26AT 3 O’CLOCK227 Plymouth St., 2 blocks west of Union HotelNew and Used Pianos and Player Pianos and Radios will be sold to the highest bidder. All must go on account of room. Every instrument offered forsnip will Kp anlrlV
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Le Mars Globe Post
Le Mars, Iowa, US
Mon, Aug 25, 1930
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