The Columbus Telegram from Columbus, Nebraska • 5

PAGR FIVR TITB COLUWDCS lUILT TnLEGHAM. Tl ISI'AY. AIT.rrtT Flivver, "Pet" of Air Service Personals Photos NEW TEACHERS IN COLUMBUS SCHOOLS IBM 4U Priddy tmoie Teller! Haal Md, 14. tOtf Jack Sihroeder spent Humlay In Heward visiting friends. 44 Instructors Engaged (or daughters Term Opening Sept, 1 Mrs.

II. Mlen-ler and spent yesterday In Omaha. The diner cet worm avoids the early bird. Dn. Abart Groeteke VETERINARIANS Office and Infirmary In Columnus Sale Pavilion I riI05ES Office Hi Residence, Black 409 Klevrn new teachers are included in the high and ward school teaching Dicker with Dicky.

Mrs. C. I Smith, of nellwood. was a Columbus ahopper yesterday. staff of 44 instructors for the open- in of the new school year next Mon duy.

Six of. the new instructor! are in the high school. They are Helen M. Krejcl, domestic science: Anna aiaaiea fitted, LUber ft UdaJi, Jeweler, tf Daniel McClun. of Dig Sprints.

was In the i lly yesterday. We dxi X-ray work. Dra. Clark. eod-tf Potter.

F.ngtish and history) Miriam Richardson, physirial education and I OttO t. WAliTBl Ittervey at taw tflej ever Celnmhat 6U tu3t Calambaa, lebnaka dramatics; C. C. Timper, rminun! training; and reneral science-. Mary A baby airplane, now the "pet" of the air aervice, welahlna only 400 pound and eonaumlng na anllon of gasoline for Xt miles, has arrived at MeCooK Field.

Dayton, after a isno mile Journey from Kelly Field, Telna. Thi plane, with a wipe spread of but II feet, piloted by Lieut. Donald a Phillips, proudly nosed Into the field and took Ita place alona side Its blf brother. It la called the "AlouiW" aad can make 10S miles per betir. Witheraw, English and history.

The four new instructors in the ward schools are Clara Rodchorst, Mrs. Esther Marshall left Sunday for an extended visit In Chicago. fifth and sixth grades, Lincoln achool; Marie Adams, first and second grad The "dlntrei't" mun keep liln valuable In a Safety IVponlt llox. Safety Deposit Boxes Make Sound Sleepers 1Ii(uiih! all ff.tr of burg lure, prowler, flru or incidents la removed. For leu than One Cent Per XlRlit wo can provide thin hctvIcu (or yon.

twelve hours of peaceful Hloep worth Ick thuii that? Mra. Jeppa Skoog and'aon, of Genoa, were shopping In the city yesterday. es, Emerson school; Dorothy Throop, fourth grade, Lincoln school; Nora Clifford kindergarten and 1st grade We repair anything mado of: leather. Duller lUrnosa Hhop, 12th St. Highland park) Ella Bock, music sup ervisor.

No changes have letn made in the Miss Kathryn Kbel spent Sunday In Duncan visiting Miss I'rsulu Itosiio. staff of the Field and Williams I II 2 BUYING MOST, WE BUY FOR LESS- SELLING MOST. WE SELL FOX LESS OUR 871-STORE BUYING. POWER SAVES YOU MONEY schools. Following are the Instructors by Mr.

and Mra. Moe Share left today schools who make up this year on a week'a buying trip to Chicago. 571 HIGH SCHOOL. L. R.

Mathews, principal. it 25 discount on all fountain Columbus, Nebraska 1 1 izr A. V. Larson, ass't. principal nnd pens and pencils over duo.

Oldest SUUJnk in JVcbraslca- Butts-Speece Drug Co. lo Miss Eleanor McDonald, of Cednr Students' Sports Suits Itaplds, was a Columbus shopper yoi terday. manual training. C. A.

Luedtke, science. Mary Rankjn, Spanish and Latin. Helen M. Krejci, domestic silence. Nina McKennan, English.

tana Mae Poole, normal training. Anna C. Potter, English and history. Edith Craig, commercial. Miriam L.

Richardson, physical education and dramatics. Norris G. Kenney, mathematics. POLITICIANS TO SPEAK MADISON COUNTY FAIR Mrs. John Neater and son.

Junior, from COLIMHUS left todrty for a visit in (JothcnberR, Neb. boodear Bhoa Shop. Fhona III, HOTEL C. C. Timpe, manual training and Mrs.

A. L. Koou left this morning general science. Capper, Phil LaFolletle Already Scheduled; Pageant a Feature for David City for a visit with rela Mary Witheraw, English nnd his tives. tory.

FIELD" SCHOOL. Miss Florence Johnson, of Genoa, Is Nora Castor, principal, Cth grade. visiting with Mrs. () rover Long for a nation-wide! VALUES few days. Wellington Omaha IM faatf ol tobh 'tacK orprlvot batli Only $1.50 to $3.00 HOrm IN Itooatf o4 a J.taj ftr Ct ttom all SMtlaa Oa Door.

tWi. S. Stantom. Ar. Free Garage lor Tourists Sugar.

$7.80 per sack. Busch Madison, Auk. 26. Senator Capper, of KunxuH, will address a political Rathering which is being arranged liy the republicans of Madison county for Sept. 11 at the "Banner Fair" to be held at Madison, Sept.

9-12. A committee from MndlHon and surrounding counties Is being appointed and the man's. Mrs. Mary Kltiver and family, of Plrttte Center, visited Sunday at the prominent republicans Included will Lon Eddy home. receive the senator and make all ner cssary arrangements.

Miss llolen Dlsehner, of Omaha, spent the week-end in tho city with Miss Arlino Carter. Phil LaFclIette, is expected to represent the progressives at the fair Wednesday, Sept 10. The democrats are planning their rally for Friday, Bessie Chambers, 5th grade. Bertha Cleveland, 4th grade. June Taylor, 2nd grade.

Cosima Zack, 1st grade. Bernice Allen, kindergarten. WILLIAMS SCHOOL Mrytle C. Nanniga, principal, departmental. Margaret S.

Curry, 7th and 8th grades, departmental. Stella V. Hindcnach, flrd grade; Agnes Wilkenson, 1st and 2nd grades. Bernice Allen, kindergarten. Mrs.

JW't ungraded room. LINCOLN SCHOOL. Ida Thompson, principal Gth grade. Clara Rodehors, 5th and Cth grades. Althea Windell, 5th grade.

Clara Weaver, 2nd and grades. Dorothy Throop, 4th grade. Pearl Murphy, 1st grade. Zelda Stegeman, kindergarten. EMERSON SCHOOL.

Virdie E. Winebar, principal, departmental. Marie Cannon, 7th and 8th grades, Sept. 12, and will send a man of na Alice M6pelce, Security Life- insurance N. Y.

Adv. Mrs. jo.j sohmidt and two daugh tional prominence to mako the ad dress. The school children's track meet in ters, tot Boll wood, were shopping In the city yesterday. Regardles3 of where you have been buying or what price you have been paying, you will quickly decide in favor of these handsome Suits the moment you them, HThe graceful lines you admire so much your clothing are in these Suits in a pronounced way The model is a smart three button, single breasted sports style With notch collar, patch pockets with flaps yoke back with box and knife plaits and a three-quarter loose belt leading stylish colors and patterns which every healthy youngster in the county will be entered, will be a big Hudson and Merlo Rathhurn and Al feature.

It is under the supervision of Miss Joan Preecc, formerly girls' bert Galley drove to Sioux City Sun day to spend tho day. athletic instructor at Columbia university, New York city. Entries are beinp; made in all of the more than' 100 Constantly Improved but No Yearly Models Engage him on Real Estate transactions of all kinds, for It's Not All Left to luck With Luchsinger. t-f-tf departmental. Twila Cowman, 7th and 8th departmental.

Ruth E. Burch, 2nd and 3rd grad Mr. and Louie Lemmerhian and es. A. F.

femmerman, of Creston, are visiting In the city today. in cassimcrc fabric exceptional fxj Marie Adams, 1st and 2nd grades. Zelda Rtegemah, kindergarten. HIGHLAND PARK SCHOOL. Mary Lewis, principal, 3rd and 4th Miss Quam and Kenneth Ilinman, Wt.

II Ml 111 It I IBB a of Newman Grove, were Sunday guests at the C. L. Dickey home. grades. Clara Jones.

1st and 2nd grades. Nora B. Clifford, kindergarten and For Sale A desirable resi vaiues. Other Sports Suits $14-75 t0 $24-75 1st grades. school districts of the surrounding community.

Tho events will bo run off Sepf. 11 and J2. A pageant parade, depicting the gr6wth and development of the Elk-horn valley as a great corn producing district will be given Friday afternoon. The complete history of the yellow grain will be worked out In scene and float, with the cooperation of the artistic talent of the entire county. A special invitation to tho teachers and school children of this district to attend the fair as the guests of tho association has been broadcasted.

No admission will be charged those of school nge. Other feature attractions of tho fair will bo the fifth meeting of tho South Dakota-Nebraska Short Ship Race meeting. In which 50 head of horses are already entered; five big free attractions; concerts by three bands; livestock, agricultural and domestic art exhibits; children's health conference; district baseball tournament; international girl revue, an evening musical comedy; full line of Midway attractions. James L. Rich, physical education.

Pearl Pope, nufsc. Ella Beck, music. dence property for small family. C. J.

Carrig, Executor, Jerry Carrig estate. 95tf Mr. and Mrs, Henry Gass and two daughters, Dorothy and Marjory, are spending the day In Omaha. Dodge Brothers Motor Cars Waistline Two Knicker $.0 Suits for Boys Mrs. Mary llembd and Mr.

and Mrs. Mark Shorts drove to Omaha this morning to spend tlie day. High- Dicker with Dickey. Miss Dorothy Senlft, of Council HluffH, is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Scnitt. When We Grown-Upa Trudged Off to School Wc all perhaps can recall the days when trudging off to the opening of school, how conscious we were that we were, not as well or were better dressed than were some of our young friends. Fenlishly enough our immarnre minds weighed the subject heavily.

No doubt it re-actcd upon our studies. Those were days before the J. Penney Coiripany store. Now, with attractive assort Vumeil Wilson, Inc. 2811 13th Street BIG GAIN REGORGED IN Better clothes tor boys arc made but nbt at there's unmistakable cvUetifift in these Suits of the large buying power of our several hundreds of stores.

Something like 50,000 boys will wear this make of Suits this 1411 more than likely youf box will be one of them Mrs, Mao Collier accompanied by her nephew, Ilasil TVlilk left today for a few days' visit in Council Bluffs. Miss Caroline Conner arrived yesterday from Grand Island for a visit with Misses Dorothy and Katherine Spelce. Increase Will Reach 775,000 Over Year Ago ments of clothing and footwear to select from, every boy and girl can be completely outfitted ttiere at a considerable saving Sell us your cream for top prices and a square deal all the time. Ed Krumland. Cream Station 12th nntinsitfi U.

of money. Help the children to help themselves with their G.iod. fabrics in popular patterns and colors. Unusually1 made LVid finished. SizViT (o Veart to 13.

75" lessons. P. depot, Columbus. f-tu-f Mr. and Mrs.

C. S. Itaney, of Lincoln, returned yesterday after spending the week end at the home of their son, L. A. Haney.

MORE POWER LESS GAS Micro Wet Internal Grinding the only process which gives tha maximum result from cylinder grinding and the cost Is no mors. By actual test, micro-ground cylinders cat gas and oil costs ont-half and Increase power. PKOUPT SERVICE mm MACHINE SHOP Phone 32S. SS07 18th St, Coloabu Lincoln, Aug. 26 (United Press) Available feeder sheep have increased three-fourths of a million head In according to a report of the division of crop and live stock today.

Nebraska is an Important factor ift the feeder sheep industry and has fed as high as 25 per cent of the total on feed in. the 11 corn belt states. It Is estimated that a total of 7.115,000 sheep and Iambs will be available for market from the western states as compared to 6,340,000 head during the last five months of 1923. This Is an Increase of 775,000 head. This increase is explained from the fact that the lamb crop was larger and that the teed situation is serious west of the continental divide, due to the continued drouth.

"Pay Day" Overalls Sft a New Low Price! Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lohr and two sons and Hilly Gregorius returned yesterday afternoon from Siren, where they have been enjoying a 1 days' outing at Clam lake. Daij" Overalls for Boys 'o vera Is for boys just tike "Dad" wears-'- Age 3 to 7 Age 8 to 1 12 Age 13 to 17 ne Kind that more than a million men wear. i oil I This new low price proves that the peerless buying WTiE have here the raised waist line about which there has been so much talk, and very charming it Is, too.

Black crepe with a brocaded overplald is the ma terlal and fur bands and a narrow kid belt are the trimmings. The skirt is very full and circular and short aa the smartest skirts are and the sleeves are very long and tight. This is a decidedly mm- line and 'gives ane a chance to deviate from Ue, straight and narrewj UNION-MADE 21 Mr. and Mrs. D.

S. Day and son. Spencer, of Fremont, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Day's mother, A. Dusscll.

They were, accompanied home that evening by Mrs. Dusscll who will visit with them for a few days. She expects to go from there to Omaha the latter part of the week for a visit with hef daughter, Mrs. K. fa.

Harris. i power of this Nation-jwide Institution is your saving power. We Core Sick Radiaton Special Equipment Reasonable Price Prompt 8ervica Columbui Auto Tinnsri Jut Kortk Irani Eottl Mrs. Elmer Eddy and children returned yesterday from a visit with relatives in Primrose. Neb.

They were accompanied home by her father, W. French, who will visit with them for a few days..