NEW STOCK
MEN'
M. D. Nichols has received a
new stock of men's shoes, which he
i has for sale at his shop, 217 Box
shoes, work shoes and medium
grades. These are the J. P. Dunn
shoes, and are dependable goods.
They have the style, fit and wear,
the three things you want in shoes.
Call and get prices.
CORRESPONDENCE
HEMINGFORD
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J. J. VANCE
MANUFACTURER OF
CEMENT
BUILDING
BLOCKS
and CONTRACTOR.
Cement Walks, Cisterns, Basements,
Foundations, etc.
Cement Silos
are the preference over all others in the east
where they have been tested for years. I will
construct these silos in the most approved
manner the coming season.
Let Me Figure with You
Accidents Do Happen
That's Why You Need a Telephone
If you are an automobile
enthusiast, you do not baYVta
to be told of the value of the
kmc distance Hell T !c
phone. Yon use it i-on
stantly .
If you do not ha e an au
tomobile, you have other
need of l)Oth local and long
distance Hell Telephone
service. In emergencies it
pays tenfold,
Telephone Convenience Far Exceeds Its Cost.
Nebraska Telephone Co.
Bell Telephone Lines
Reach Nearly Everywhere.
Mr. and Mm. Gilmore, Mr. and
Mrs. IVowmnn and Mr. mid Mm.
I'eter came over from Hay Spring
to attend Memorial service TInws
day.
Mr. nnil Mra. GHninn and Norman
MiCorkle and BOthef autoed up from
Alliance Thursday.
Floyd MeCluHkey tame in on 44
Thursday from Ruahvlile, being rail
ad home by the death of Ins father,
which oc:-ured Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Ira Phillip and children were
up from Alliance to spend Moniorlnl
day.
Mr. and Mr Arthur Donovan and
Wiliar.l vinlted with Mr. and Mrs.
(JMH Hodgecock a few daya last
week.
Mr. Km ma Klder apetit Thurala
in llemingford visiting her sister Mf
('corge I lodgecock.
I.ewellyn Mclntyrc of Albany, Xc
braaka came in on 44 Wednesday for
a viwlt with friend her.
Prof. Whitfield left Sunday for his
home in Peru. Nebraska
The home talent l:i.v uieti by the
young people of the Methodist church
was a great anecea and all who at
tended nay It, was fine.
Miaa Mary lodence visited over
Sunday with Miss Dollie Pierce.
of her father Mr. MeCluakey who
haa been sick for aome lime.
Mr. McKuen left on 44 Monday
for a month's visit with her parents
in Arkansas.
Kdlth Hroshar spent Sunday
her mother In Sioux county.
with
lee Roland from
i own Saturday.
Alliance was in
Among those fOiOfl down to Alii
jince Monday to be ready for Normal
ie: Ida I'hrig, Hazel lllckey, Min
nie llalbor and Agnes and Klla Del
s;inR.
Five autoes from here went over
to Cliadron to attend the auto ilis
play of Ford cars held there Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. C. -1. VYildy spent
few days visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
'rndlord Fenner.
Miss Alma KoaenberKer was a
paaaOflfjor to Alliance Monday, i-oing
down to attend Normal.
Mrs. Karl Kiiveart came in on 41
"Monday from Maryland.
Guy Sprowlea haa begun work on
A. B. Clark's new residence across
the street from Dr. McKuen'.
Mrs. I.eora Rust in returned to
Chudron Sunday after a few days'
visit with friends and relative here
Grandpa and Grandma Hall are vis
iting a few days with their daughter,
Mrs. Frod Hucke.
(iraudpa and (irandma Curry came
in from their ranch Monday for a
few daya' visit with their son Will
tajnd family.
Miss Gladys Daiihom is li -l p i n
Kditor Clark in the . Journal office.
Quite a number attended t lie silver
wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs
Chris Hansen Tuesday
Ira Phillips win up from Alliance
the las of the week, going out to
Sioux county to look after hia ranch
here.
M. K. .lohnson returned Monday
from Omaha, where he has been for
the past week on business.
Mra. Claude lirown and daughter
arrived from California laat week.
They will spend some time visit ing
with the Hushnell and Heaumont lam
Hies.
A. (J. Da n born moved his family
Into the Miller house In the south
part if town last week.
Rev. Cox ret urn d Hiday trom a
few days' visit in Chicago and other
eastern points.
Mrs. Alex Muirhead entertained
the old soldiers and their wives at
dinner Sunday.
Klla and Delia lirown were passen
gers to Alliance Saturday. Bill re
turning Monday accompanied by her
little sister Kdna.
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BE REPUTATION!
In case of serious illncsa, you wouldn't call In any old doc
tor, but would get the best doctor you knew of. The Doctor
with a' Reputation, the doctor that has ehown his worth by
years of good honest service.
Then why buy any old range, when you can get The Great
Majestic, The Range with a reputation a reputation won by
years of constant, honest and economical eervice.
The Majestic is made right OF NON-BREAKABLE MALLE
ABLE IRON, and RUST-RESISTING CHARCOAL IRON. All
parte of the Majestic are riveted together (not bolted) practic
ally airtight no cold enters range or hot air escapes, thus bak
ing perfect with about half the fuel used in a range that is bolt
ed and pasted together with atove putty.
The All-Copper Movable Reservoir on the Majestic Is ab
solutely the only reservoir worthy of the name. It heats 16 gal
lons of water while breakfast is cooking, and when water boils
it can be moved away Trom fire by simply shifting lever.
Call at our store and let us show you why the Majestic is
absolutely the best range on the market.
Your neighbor has one ask her. All styles and sizes.
I. L. ACHESON
PHELAN OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
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Mr. and Mrs. .lames
Alliance visited with
parents, Mr and Mrs
Sunday.
Btvana from
Mrs. Kvans'
Will Roland
Burnett U ah Bart oatne in from
the East Tuesday for visit with
his brother Win. Mahnerl.
Mrs. Ella H it-key and son Clark
were in from Sioux county i ueaoaj
Mrs. Win. Delsen was an incoming
passenger on 4-; ruesaay trom aiii
an , where she has been visiting
for the past few days.
George Hedgecock made a trip to
Sioux County Tuesday bringing in
Clark Hiekey's auto for repairs.
Ml
Cliff Hubble and wife spent a few
days the first of the week on their
homestead in Sioux county, returning
Wednesday.
HAVE YOUR TICKET READ "BURLINGTON".
GO SOMEWHERE THIS SUMMER
The entire scheme ot summer vacation rates to Eastern cities, or
ito the Pacific coast, be otnes effective about JulM 1st. With liberal re
ductions, with the luxury of modern travel, with the attractions' of the
seaside, the mountains, the Pacific Coast, with everything combining to
invite you to break away from the grind and monotony of work, YOU
IDITOHT TO (JO SOMEWHERE. Hoarded money has no value. There
i-s education, besides health, in travel.1
Your choice includes the Pacific Coast, the Yellowstone Park.
nUtch Hf in the Hii; Horns, near Sheridan, Colorado's mountains and
ozone, the Black Hills, and Hot Springs, S. D Glacier National Park.
'Lake Michigan and Huron resorts, Muskoka region, Canada, Eastern
lours to Portland, Boston. Now York, Atlantic City every Summer lo
cality In America has been included in a system of thru rates, conven
ient thro tickets, and the comfort of highest cla.ss thru trains. SEE
YOUR COUNTRY! There are no such rates and comforts of travel in
the World as American railroads provide.
DR. F. W. BOLAND
Office Over First State
Bank
Memingford, Nebr.
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Mrs. A. I, Gnghaga.il and Lillte
Oaroon went to town decoration day.
J. KRIDBLBAUQH, Agent
Alliance
L. W. WAKELEY, G. P. A.. Omaha
Amanda Xabb is visiting
ihiri week during vacation
pa rani i
Grandpa M Cluskey as. il away
at his home on May SOtb alter sev
ernl weeks' Buffering from a compli
cation of diseases. All Hi.- children
wore nr.-s :i: at the time Of his dealt.
Short services were held at the
home Friday at ::::. a.m. The re
mains were taken east to the oM
home in Iowa for burial.
E. Stock well w ent over to his
homestead Monday, returning the
latter pari ot the week. I
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Win Mundt got his ankle put out
of place playing ball Sunday.
(The following Henilnglord news
i- received last week, but too UttW
lOf publication.)
Orvil Kidwell was an Alliance vis
itor between trains Thursday.
A niece and a nephew ot C J. and
Kd Wildy from Chicago visited them
few days last week.
Alliance Meat Company
f m-i in lit iii., W
C. K, PHILLIPS, Mgr.
SOS BOX
FULL LINE OF MEATS
Best Goods at Living Prices
Mrs. PeU
Be bOOl closed Friday and the teach
ers all ten lor ineir nomcs c..t-pi
I',. t Whitfield, who will sta until
after decoration day.
K U. I'ierce autoed up to Chad
ion Hlday Dringing Airs i.eoia uus-
tin and Mrs. t lyde uuison aome
with him for B visit with relatives
here.
Dr Holand was a passenger ' Al
liance Saturday, returning on 13 Sun
day
Miss Etta Michaels is spending the
week visltiug with her brother I'hil-
iu Michaels and sister
Sw an son.
Unite a number of the box h from
Hem in:: ford attended the dance at
Henr lifeline's Friday evening
Howard Young was hurt uite bed
lv la.l Saturday evening when 111-
none be vvas riding fell ou him.
l.i a Moore was an incoming pus
uaer on (3 Sunday going oui to
Mrs Juliii Hiiuh'a. where his wife
and . Iiildren have becll visiting for
tw days.
Mrs Nettie Scott came ill from
I low a S.mmlav to be at Hie bedHdt
Up
J,
day
A hunch from Snake Creek came
to see the ball game Sunday.
T. Nabb went to town Wedne
Xellie
otlea
W lis is now borne from
Kise and Amanda Nabb tpeni
Sunday evening with Mrs. Jeas
Trueblood.
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p. J. Kliapp and WnKer Vogel and
Chas. Calnor made a flying trip ov
er to cai HaehnMBa Sunday morn-
ing.
f a
I lard Trueblood was I'feltiltg
witii Berea irtenoa nun weK.
.
Jes Trueblood went down to John
Trueblood last Thursday not return
lug tin Friday.
Th.. Alliance Cubs came out and
played ball with Berea. The Alii
anee Doys Ilea!
DOYLE & MOON
(Mails. Specifications and Estimates furnished Without Charqe
TWENTY-FiVE YEARS' EXPERIENCE
Members local Union o. 1138 PHONES: 5Q and Red 440
at Rodgers' Grocery, Phone 1.
Office
JOHN GARRETT
Successor to Frank Wallace
Transfer Line
Household goods
moved promptly
and transfer work
solicited.
Rat. phone 583
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John Hums was in
day on buatnaea
o-Jti-li'
Alliiuice Satur-
Mrs Ciiainbers and Mis. lleilric
rtetted With Mrs. Sutpperd Friday
Home of our farmers are through
with their planting and the rest are
very busy gelling in ihelr crops.
Arthur I .ore pagae up Saturday
get afeualBted With ale family.
to
Mr liunlap and daughters were
caller at the Shipperd home Krida
Snow Drift Flourat the
Fair Store, $1.55 per
sack. Phone 589.
Boards
of ail descriptions
for any part of a
house or barn.
Dierks Lumber & Coal Co.
Phone 22 0. Waters, Mgr.
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My new stock of
PLUMBING GOODS
is now arriving Something new in Bath
Tubs and Closets. Come in and get prices
before buying elsewhere.
WI.
Plumbing and Heating
Phone 720 Green
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