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Jul a a a a a a a a a Id The Northern Stor. in A One Advance dollar yes The Northern Star's Bargain Clubbing Offer 3 Piece Kitchen Set Free We have here the greatest clubbing offer that has ever been made by any newspaper. have selected this combination with great eare and are furnishing you with three of the best publica tion that were ever printed. Each bas an individuality of its own and is worth the combination price. We have not stopped at giv.

ing you a good newspaper and magazine value, but are also going to give you a special present as well. We believe we have select ed a present which will please every one of our friends and sub. ET CAPPERS WEEKLY scribers, We wanted to give yon something good and useful, and have decided that the three piece Kitchen Set described below is just the thing. Exceptio al Bargain Offer VALLEY FARMER Northern Star $1.00 HOUSEHOLD upper's Weekly .50 ousehold Magazine 25 lissouri Valley Farmer, 25 Total Value 2.00 00 Special rice 1 45 You 8.55 Look Them Over Carefully and See What A Splendid Assortment Is Offered You Be one to boost the circulation of your local paper. The publi.

cations mentioned above are fully worth all we ask so you will be receiving the Home Paper practically Free, to say nothing of the handsome premium you will receive without costing you a penny. Capper's Weekly, The Missouri Valley Farmer and The House. hold should be in every home in this communty and we offer all three at a saving to you. Tell your friends of this great bargain subsbription offer; renew your subscription and receive a premium free. 3-Piece Kitchen Set 3 piece Kitchen Set is a very servicerble premium.

This splendid 7-inch slicer, and a paring kaife It is composed of a large clever, a is almost indispensable in the kitchen where making a set that will to prepare. This set there are meats, fruits and vegetables free with a one- year subscription to our paper (either be given with a full year's subscription to each new or renewal) together mentioned above. Come in of the three papers and magazines, order by mail--we will shoot your order person or send your the premium by fast mail. You need right in and you will get the magazines, and now is the time local paper. You want your publications and get one of these 10 get them Four big you free We want to give everyone the opporoffer, and we believe everyone will splendid premiums and Offer not good after March tunity to accept this bargain recognize its value accept.

15, 1917. The Northern Star, Admire, Kansas Northern Star, Admire, Kansas The flud $1.45 for which please send me all the publications Enelosed listed above for the term of that I am to receive the agreed extra charge. Name. Postoffice R. F.

Note--This Offer Not RECTOR Locals DO. A. Paine went to Emporia Sunday. Mrs. Clousing and Mrs.

Hen derson made a trip to Emporia Monday afternoon. The basket ball boys practice playing ball, Monday night. Mrs. Henderson and Lucile were in Allen Saturday after 8, 1917 No 10 Items Mr. and Mrs.

0. Olson and children returned to Lincoln Center Friday Mrs Mollie Fry was here from Lincoln to attend the fane rel of her brother Goodman Newton, Oscar Dick and Newt Bolinger were trading in Harvey ville Friday. La Verna Powell spent the week end at Leo Tuckers with Marie Prost Henry and Virgil Wheat were business visitors in Harvey ville Saturday Ed and Tom Newton returned Saturday Mrs. Wm Sheetz was shopping in Harvesville Saturday. and News Bolinge guests day at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. John Mundy Mrs Henderson is visit. ing her daughter Mrs. Oscar Dick Paul Rothert went skating Sunday afternoon. Emery Newton returned to Blanco, Colo Monday Fred Hinck and John Mund; made a business trip to Harvey ville Saturday.

Fred Newton was trading in Harvey ville Saturday Bushong. Cold weather, 16 degrees- he tow zero Feb 'The Farmers Unien received a car load of seed oats last Friday that they sold at 78c per bu Jerry Zimmerman was a dele gate to the Mutual Tel state meeting in Topeka this week Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jones, Arthur Nally, Esther Shellenberger and Grace Vandenberg were Emporia visitors last Sat urday. W.

W. Patterson and son Wallace were in Osage City last Friday and Saturday. Geo Shellenberg delivered car load of baled alfalfa that he had sold to Mr. Kelley. Jimmie Conlin and family have 'moved from near Dunlap, onto the W.

S. Pickenpaugh farm recently vacated by Irvine Clubine and family moving to Independence Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Flora Monroe of Americus, to Mr. Sheridan Cavett of this borhood, Wednesday Feb. 7 at 4:30 o'clock at the home of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs.

C. A. Monroe. Amos Nelson was called to Ohio last week by the serious 36 Allen Items Alvan Best who has been ill is back to school now. Mr.

Hart went to the district school Associntion Thursday. Berniece Saffer, Vito has been siek is back in school. Mrs Cotamire was in Low visiting her daughter, Mrs. Stonebraker the frat of the week. Mrs.

Damerall's brother is here en visit. Mr. Vanning is bare visiting' his parents. Frank Lewis is ill Irvin Switz is ill I Nortoa from Kipp, here visiting her cuasia Sylvia Hostetter Miller Items Mario Kelley spent over 190 day with her brother Allie and wife of Burlingame. Herbert Bickox slid Marion Pence left on Tuesday to enlist for N.

vol work for the good old Sunflower state. Wilbur Parks spent, Sunday with his brother Fred and wife. Carey Lance and wife returned so Admire Sunday alter a few days visit with the J. P. Jobe family.

Mrs Lee Sherry and children returned Saturda after few days visit with relatives 10 Berlingame Wallace Schulla retu red home from a bospital at Kansas City last week Lena Cotton kept the post of fire for Mrs. Shepherd a few duys last week. Mrs. Fred Parks spent Friday with her parents mear Admire. Elmer MeClume was initiated into the mysteries of the Wood Craft on Saturday evening.

The oil drillers are all gone and they are Axing to leave here. Locals Cecile Paine and Inez Putnam went Lo Manhattan, Sunday, Hattie and Warren McKinley went on Monday and all of them are attending the prize winners convention this week. LOOK Here is what you have been looiring A big box sup per and surprise entertainment given by The Lyceum Committee at Admire Opera House, Satur. day, February 10th. Everybody come and bring El box and we will guarantee the best time you have had in a long time, Re membrr the date, Saturday, Feb.

10th Free for All. M. L. Johnson was trading in Admire, Saturday, illness of his mother. Ned Wells went to Emporia Thursday and returned Satur day of last week.

Marion Singer shipped three loads of cattle to C. Monday. Mr. Lamb of Americas is vis iting his son and family No. 107 Items The Worse blizzard have had this winter, struck this country early Sunday morning.

Mrs Eva Pollock has been suffering with a felon on her figer Dr Hatcher was called and lanced it. She is much better at this writing M. L. Johnson was shopping in Admire Saturday. Charley Faller is working for Oatie Wheat.

Virgil Wheat of No 10 neigh borhood was a caller at his Mothers Mrs. Atta Wheat one day lant week. Grandma Coats who has been quite sick, is much better at this writing. C. Boline made a trip to Admire Saturday p.

Jim Good rick bas been helpting Eill with his work Mr. Hill has been on the sick 15 t. Ed Besse. and Fred Phillips has been getting woed on C. J.

Boline- place Junes Hie reeding ban head esttle for Al He at a pretty bard job chin winde weather. Johnson Bros attended the funeral of their grandmother at Stotler last Monday. P. Hieren emus sawed wood Free one year. It is understood and Kitchen Set as a premium without State Good After March 15, 1917.

noon and made Mrs. Edwards a call, We understand that Mrs. Me Cray has purchased the Allen hotel and will take posession the first of March. J. Hill was in Admire Tues day morning and reported his I wife as being a little better.

J. C. Knisloy was a business man in Admire, Saturday. for Bert Goodrick last Tuesday. Miss Neva.

Wheat visited friends north of Bradford over Sunday. Obituary Leonard Harold Jobe infant son of Mr. and Mre J. Jobe born an 27, 1917 died Friday morning Feb 2 1917 age 5 days. He leaves to mourn his early de.

parture a father, mother ene brother and a sister. The entire community extends their sympa. thy to them in their bereavement The funeral was held at the home at 10:30 Saturday, and interment was made in the Ivy cemetery. We had a little treasure Once he was our joy and pride We loved him oh perhaps to well For soon he slept and died All is dark within our dwelling Lonely are our hearts today For the one we loved so deurly Has forever passed away A Friend Henry Best and Harry Echols came back frow Kidorado, 'last.