61
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF
I
If
v-t
Insure your Farm Property with
Frank T. Hoon, Fieldman
for the
Farm Central Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.,
of
Hastings, Nebraska
Phones: Otllce, Wl; Residence. 17:0
A sane. afe, sou ml nnd economical
plan of tire, ItIitt.lii; iitul tormulo
Insurance.
Will your policy soon expire?
Write tne and let mo explain. No
obligation on your part.
3Vs ioU Tio AXs
French Flashers at Fogel's.
Who was the first man to pay spot
cash for cream. .1. O. Caldwell.
M. A. Albright is on the hick list till
TVJok.
Don Fulton was in Rlverton Satur
day afternoon.
Buy It today ns you will need it to
night. French Flashers at Fogel's.
Hude Robertson of ltlue Uill visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sim Robert
son, the tlrst of the week.
Dr. Crawford of Shelton wns in the
city last week visiting friends. He re
turned to that plaeo Sunday.
C. A. llerriek, manager of the Dulf
elevator, has purchased a new Chcvolet
ntitomobile from the Hall garage.
Foi'.i: Three new curtains belong
ing to a Ford car. The owner can
have snmc by paying for this notlco.
Our Toilet Hue is the best the market
produces. One Cent will buy Fifty
Cent's worth at the Kexall Store, May
4th, .'tli and (1th.
Postmaster II. C. Lctson has been in
structed, by the postoflico department,
to close the mail for trains No. 14 and
15 at 8 p. m. This rule will be In force
from this date on.
A few shrubs arranged judiciously
around the house and yard to hide
ugly looking corners and back grounds
will add much to the enjoyment of the
home as well as in a dollars and cents
value.
Shrubs, climbing vines, roses, orna
mental trees and hedge plants should
be set out as soon as possible in the
spring. Early setting gives them a
chance to make a good growth before
the extreme heat and drouth of sum
mer arrives.
C. S. Crabill left Saturday with his
car of personal property for Welling
ton, Wyoming, where lie will make his
future home on a ranch. Mrs. Crabill
and daughter went to Washington
state where they will visit relatives for
some time.
On Monday evening, nt live o'clock,
Mis Ila.el Stratton, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robt. Stratton, who reside
south of Inavale, and Mr. Franklin
Davis were united in marriage by
County Judge A. D. Ranuey. They
left the same evening for Yuma, Colo
rado, where they will make their home
on a homestead.
Don't Forget
Our Big Line
Of Children's
Wash Dresses
W
are showing the coats shown in the above illustration and many more
besides. There are styles at prices that will please you.
If You Need a Rain Coat or Auto Coat
W
have a special value
Gray and at
Two Specials Ladies' Black and Colored Hosiery, worth up
Ladies' Oxfords and Slippers, $4.00 regular
Buy your Groceries of Miner Bros. Co.
Hairy lloundtreo uus in Hasting,
Tifsilny.
I win TaberoMnavaie wnsintiuM'it.v
; luesday.
Friink Miner wont to Kearney, Tues
day, on buslne-s.
Ml?s Kdltli L. Mclu-ighau was in
lllue 1 1 ill, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. II F. Peter-on spoilt
Tuesday in Hastings
A new pipe organ has been Installed
In the Catholic church.
Mrs. 11. M. Hge went to York-. Tues
day, to visit relatives.
New Summer Dress Goods now be
ing shown by Miner Bros. Co.
FOH SALR An automatic shot-gun
in good condition. W. L. Koon.
Mr. K, M. Gard went to Mankato,
Kansas, Tuesday, to visit her brothers,
Mrs. Minnie J ell I son after visiting
her fatl c Jacob Whlpkey, and s'vters,
returned to Lincoln, Friday.
One Cent for n Dollar and a Half
Hot Water Bottle. Wonderful tsti't It?
At the Kexall Store May 1th, Mh and
Oth.
Mrs, Noah Harvey went to Hastings,
Tuesday, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Lovejoy, who Is In a hospital at that
place.
Mrs. .Shambangh, of Superior, arriv
ed in the city Sunday evening to visit
her daughter, Mrs. J. M. Weesncr and
family.
Max Mlcr and children wcro in
Hastings, Sunday, visiting his wifo who
is receiving medical attention in a
hospital at that place.
On Thursday evening the pupils of
the seventh and eighth grades of the
Lincoln school gathered at the home
of the principal, Miss Minnie Cluistiau,
taking her completely by surprise.
The occasion was her birthday anni
versary and the young lolks-all report
having greatly enjoyed the evening as
well as the dainty luncheon which was
served before the party broke up.
Come to Red Cloud April 2(5th and
be the guests of some of our foremost
merchants who are giving away, ab
solutely free, a new flvo-passenger
Overland automobile. As a further
inducement for you to be present on
this day they have so arranged that
there will be free motion picture
shows at both the Orphcum and Tepee
from 0 a. m. to 1 p. in. as well as a big,
free open air band concert by the Red
Cloud Coucert Band of twenty pieces
from 2 to '.) p. ni.
Manager Geo. Warren is supervising
what he terms "spring house cleaning"
around tho Tepee. It would lie a hard
matter for us to enumerate tho many
improvements which have been made,
but a visit to the Tepeo will convince
you that It has been altered in such a
way as to present a leal citified ap
pearance and is now as modern and
up-to-date as any motion picture
theatre to be fou,nd in tho state. Man
ager Wurreu has a way of doing things
in the best possible manner and no
doubt this is the way he lias gained his
reputation as being the "Deacon" of
Nebraska.
in all sizes and in Tan,
-:
Will PsP
flr-Rtulw Jy-ft JJ
A ( V.'
bl S V J)
ttb&.
tri.i
ei
Program for
t
paramount Gftcturef
Thursday
April 20
One
Friday
April 21
Saturday
April 22
Monday
April 24
Tuesday
April 25
Wednesday
April 26
Kd. Burr of Guide Rock was In town
Monday.
George Hoit was up from Cowles'
Saturday.
B. F. Williams returned to Kansas
City Sunday.
Clark Crow spent Sunday with his
mother in Guide Hock.
Andrew Moore of Rellalre, Kansas,
was In the city Monday.
Miss Louise Shumacker returned
home from Orleans Sunday.
Mrs. Louise Alios left Friday for
Wymore to visit her daughter.
Chas. Powell left Sunday for Omaha
nnd Neleigh to vcslt his parents.
Lawrence McL'all returned home
Sunday from St. Francis, Kansas.
Oliver Powell returned homo from
Kansas City and Omaha on Friday.
Dr. C. W. Caldwell returned to his
home at Slater, Missouri, Sunday.
We aie in receipt of a card from
Toyd Hlnes at Chicago siying that
the llrst performance of the season
was given by Rlngiing Bros. Satur
day ovening and that ho has establish
ed himself with the big coucert baud.
We Are Well
Stocked In All
Lines Of
Dry Goods
We solicit your
inspection of our
lines.
Blue and
$5.00
to COc. Special, 29c
value, now priced at SI. 23
TEPEE m
Current Week
Paramount Program
Dl'STIN PAUNIM
in
CAPTAIN COUUrilSY
A famous player with it famous
full of red-blooded action
play
TUB ll.ON CLAW
the big picture of the year
Lady free with each paid admission
A five reel program
A PERILOUS CIIANVH
An entertaining f-reelprogrutii consisting of
BROUGHT IIOMI-:
In two i eels
Selig Tribune News Pictorial
THE LITTLK BROWN II FN
Comedy
Matinee at 2:.'W. Admission ft cents
Paramount program, David Itelasco
presents
MARGUHRITF, CLARK
In
GIRL OF Till! GO-LORN WFST
Mutual Masterpiece
De Luxe
Mignun Anderson in
Tin: mill on Tin: floss
Adapted from George Flliotts' famous novel
A live reel general program
consisting of
I'.LINI) JUSTICK-3 reels
TUB TIGKR OF AORD-dranin
TALK OF A COAT-Comedy
Buy your Groceries of Miner Bros.
Co.
Uuiii rl'n..t.1ii Hiitii-ti.wl ,. 1.1. I.nn
l .irsiii 4V1I1IIU 1DII1I III.VI III 111.1 IIUIUl
at Kansas City the llrst of tho week.
Cash Scrlvlnor left Tuesday for
Li mon, Colorado, for a few days visit.
Ralph Ileal of Lincoln visited his
parents Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Bcal oer
Sunday.
Mrs. J. I! Bet, of Carrol, Iowa,
Is spending the week with friends in
this city.
Dr. R. V. Nicholson spent Sunday
in Guide Ruck with Dr. and Mrs.
Brockmau.
Miss Marybelle Hassinger went to
Hastings, Tuesday, to visit her sistor,
Mrs. C. H. Hill.
Dr. Lnwler returned the llrst of the
week from Kansas City where he had
been on business.
Mrs Mary King of Guide Rock is
visiting at the hoiiui of Mr. and Mrs.
Fountain this week.
An entirely new version of what a
Penny will buy, at tins Rexall Store,
.May Uh, nth nnd Cth.
Mr. and Mis. .1. II. Bailey wont to
Omaha, Wednesday morning, to visit
their sons, Giant and Will.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ilurcess return
ed home from Inavale Suiuliiy where
they visited their son, Clarence.
Attorney I.. II. Hlacklodge is now
driving a new Oakland automobile
which lie purchased from .las. Peter
son. Mrs. M. B. Buckley who had been
visiting Mrs. Henry Hansen departed
Tuesday for her home at New York
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Weaver and family
loft Sunday for Akron, Colorado,
whore they will make their future
home.
Paste tho date up where you won'
overlook it: It means real money to
you. Tho Rexull Store, May Uli fttli
and (ill).
Mr. and Mrs. James Silvcy of Ina
valo spent Sunday in thU city with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs A. D.
Wonderly.
If you have headache of if your
uuiiu nut i:ni, nose or iiuoai iiouniu
see Dr. Warrick Tuesday, April 2.")th.
Hours 1 to i).
John Aubushon is now driving a
new Dodge automobile which ho re
cently purchased fjom the Red Cloud
Auto Company.
Charles and Olon Ireland of ML
Clare, spent tho weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. T. K, McArthur, who rcsldo
north of this city.
Harry Yost returned homo Friday
srotn Lincoln whoru he recently under
went an operation for appendicitis and
is much improved in health.
Weesnor &. Koontz on Sunday ship
ped to cars of hogs and two cats of
cattlo to Kansas City, R. W. Koontz
accompanying the shipment.
We arc in the market for 100 to 125
pounds Shoats at market price deliver
ed at Serum Plant. Will pay for de
livery to plant.-C. II. .Miner Serum
Co.
C. F. Wallin departed Sunday for
Akron, Colorado, where he will make
his future home on his farm near that
place. MrH. Wullln and children will
leave lHter on for that place.
I
MEN
This Is Hat Week
We Talk Hats Think Hats
And Are Selling Hats
You Must Have A New Hat
For Easter
The New Soft Hats In Pearl, Steel,
Smoke, Green and Amber
$1
50
A Beautiful Line of New Suits and
Furnishings For Easter Wear
Get In Line-Dress Dp
he Qowden-Kaley Qlothing Qo.
"ALWAYS RELIABLE"
t
John Crans is homo from Kansns
City.
John J. Gurbor spent Sunday in
Chester.
M. F. Rickard of Guide Rock was in
the city Monday.
Mrs. L. K. Pcgg spent Sunday with
friends in Riverton.
Frank llulVer was in Guldo Rock,
Saturday afternoon.
W. V. Bcal returned home from
Alliance on Saturday.
Miss RaciealCowdcn spent the week
end in Superior with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W Copleti and Miss
Lola, spoilt Sunday in Guide Rock.
W. II. Thomas of Chester was in the
city tho llrst of the week ou business.
Your opportunity to cut tho cost, of
high living. At tho Re.xnll Store .May
Uh, Mb and Oth.
Mrs. C. W. Hallowoll of Hastings Is
visiting her paronts Mr. and Mrs. N.
M. Hayes this week.
Oscar Peterson of Wray, Colorado,
visited P. A. Shult over Sunday he
being euroute to Kansas City.
WE CHANGE OUR PROGRAM EVERY DAY
AND WE ARE SHOWING
FOUR OF THE BEST FEATURE PRODUCTIONS
ON THE MARKET EACH WEEk
TO-NIGHT, THURSDAY
Harry D Ciiney And An All Star Cist Of Bough Riders In
A Knight Of The Range, It. Five Thrilling Acts
FfilDA Y, SCHOOL NIGHT
On This Date The Public Schools Arc Giving A Musical
SriJ5?Dir--TwoRecl L-Ko Komcdy
Knocks And Opportunities-Nuf Ccd
Across The Line-Drama--Western
Borrowed Plumes-Drama
After The Play-Drama
MONDA Y--THE BROKEN COIN-lWx Episode
Three Other Reels
Kvery lady present will receive Free one copy of tho Moving Pio
turo Weekly. Full of live stories taken from the films.
TUESDA y Blue Bird Photoplays Present
Ida Schnall In
"Undine"
Wednesday Free Show betvecn 9 a. m. and 1 p. m,
Change of Program at 1 p. m.
Frederic Lewis and Ethel Gray Terry In
"BOUGHT"
0RPHEUM 4-PIECE ORCHESTRA EVERY NIGHT
s
and up
i
Mrs. Kd, Fearn spent Sunday la
Guide Rock.
John Biers and wife of Orleans spent
Sunday at the home of Al. Biers.
Mrs Lucy Ludlow of Franklin spent
Sunday with her daughtor, Mrs. C. .1.
Geer.
Mrs. Finily Meyers returned home
Saturday from an extended visit in
Chicago.
Attorney L. II. Hlacklodge and Flavo
Grlce were in Campbell, Friday on
business.
Mis. A. Sheeleyof Guide Rock spent.
Sunday ut tho home of her son
Chester and family.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Cassil have
moved into theC. S. Crabill residence
on West Fourth Avenue.
Wo dont want you to feel disappoint
ed: This is a warning. The Rexall
Stote, May Ith, nth and lith.
Lee Derr, who resides somo eight
miles uoithwest of town, iceelvcd a
btolieii shoulder on Sunday when his
auto went into tho ditch and threw
him out Frank Vavrleka brought
tii tn into town for medical treatment.
Mf'J
m
aj
'.KIT,
i
mil
fit-
tm't