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VOLUME 49
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA, MAY 19. 1921
NUMBER 20
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corners are rounded for quick,
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doubly braced. Tight-fitting
lids on pots and kettles. AH the
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Legion Prepares Memorial
And Decoration Day Program
As Mcmonnl Sunday Hud Decoifttlon
Day are drawing near .Messrs Foe,
Heck hikI Johnson huvc been selected
as a committee from the AtnPilenn
Li'kIoii l'ot to woilc In conjunction
with our Krand old cltimi, comrade
S. It. Kincrof the Ci A 11. who tins
had active charge of netting up the
program for thee to dnys for the
pa-st tweuty some odd years .The pro
gram will be published in Hi" local
papers next week. The Legion tutm
bars will turn out in unifoim for
Decortilion Day mid will also attend
the memorial services on Sunday but
not in unifoim. All the rest of the
ex-service men lire invited to attend
the services of this organization.
Red Cloud Will Celebrate
The Fourth of July
At ii meeting of the Fire Department
Tuesday evening the members decided
to celebrate the Fouith of July heie
thisyoar. Diffeient committeoh wete
appointed and have commenced mak
ing plans to make this one grand event
Hint will not be fut gotten for ninny
yeuio to join".
Witn the co opeiatiou of the business
nun uo doubt a very goo 1 program
can be anauged tor this day. Let
every body get Ini-y and boos to make
it a micccs-. " yair
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ON THE, FARM
Spring work on the farm will be requiring
the time of every farmer. The work has
to be finished at a given time. Little at
tention is give to other matters. Still,
the matter of nourishment must be thought
of Let us supply your wants jn groceries
canned goods, relishes, cookies, Etc.
Satisfaction or your money back guarantee
We'll pay market price for your produce
P. A. Wuilbrandt
I Groceries and Queensware
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Bring In Your Harness
Wilh the beginning of spring work on the farm
conies additional demands on your equipment.
Inspect your harness, and for the best of repair
work give me a trial.
Fofel
Bid.
Cloud
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The Explorer Pleases People
"The KxploH-r," a lour act duuna,
amis presented by local Mi-ent last
Alonnay evouing for the beuetit of the
Red Cloud l'ot of the Ameiican
Legion to a large and appreciative
audience Chailes Piehler and Miss
Grace Ketigle as Alexander .Mackenzie
and Lucy AlWton played the leading
roles splendidly. Mr. and Mrs Paul
Polnicky appeared a" Kicimrd Looms
and Mis. Crowley in a courtship that
was very amusing, while Everett
Stroup cat ried out the part of (Jeorge
Allerton, a jouug man with no moral
courage, so well that pait of the audi
ence felt sorry for him .Mrs. Everett
Stroup nppeared as the aristocratic
Lndv Kelsey in a manner that was
very pleasing. The interpretation of
the parts of Dr. Adamsou by Llton
i'ope and Dr. James Cat berry by
Lloyd Harker was good. Lloyd Hinesi
who directed the play, represented
Sir Robeit Houlger, Bt , in a typical
English fashion. The entire company
is to be congratulated as the play is
a difficult one to present
Miss Helen Windolph, who did fairy,
ballet ami Spanish flirtation dancing
after the flistaot, greatly delighted
those present. She is a woudeiful lit
tle dancer and was loudly applauded.
The orchestra composed of Messrs.
Itetz, Mercer. Reed and Windolph,
played between acts The selections
were appropiiate and their execution
unexcelled.
After the perfoimancH was over
all those who took pait in the play
and the membeis of the oiclicstra
were guests of the Ameiican Legion at
a dainty lunch eivt'd at the Powell .t
I'ope cafe
Fire Damages Valley House
Wednesday evening uiimit ten thirty
a lire broke out in the old Valley House
on Kast Fourth Avenue After the
alarm tiad been tinned in the llremen
responded quickly ami with two hours
lighting had the tin out, but it burned
the roof oir ttie building and damaged
the second story considerable. This
building is one of the old laud marks
of the city and in the euily dajs was a
popular lintel It, Is owned by John
Erlckson and we did not l-arn whetti
er any insurance was carried. Two
tenants occupied the building and part
of their household belongings were
saved. The derailment bought two
new nozzles somHtlme ago and Chief
Havel spoke hiuhly this morning of
the manner in which the H rem en used
this equipment to gain control of the
rlnmes
Sam Temple Passes Away
WomI was received in this city Tues
day to t ne "f feet that one of our former
citiens, nm Temple, of Katishs City,
.Mo., Iind pissed uuay on Monday
aftprnimn after having suffeied from
a piualyttc stioke which he ieedved a
few dajs ago. Mr Temple IihcI been
spending several months at diffeient
health itsoits in hopes of improving
his health and recently returned home
While a icsldent of this city several
yeais ago he was engaged in buying
and shipping live stuck and made
many friends hire who tegiet to heHr
of his demise. Seveial yeais ago he
moved n Kansas City, Mo., wheie
has since been an employee of the
ltagland Live Stock Commission Co.,
and was one of their most faithful
men A wife, one son and n daughter,
along with a large circle of friends
are left to mouin his death
Program For Baccalaureate
and Commencement Exercises
FolloAiug is the program for the
llaeeulauieato sei vices to be held nt
the Mcthodis chinch on Sunday even
ing, ule tor the Commencement Ber-
i-.es to be held at the Audi'' ntiin next
Thursday evening. The ( lass Play
will b givptrtiext Wednediy evening
at the Auditorium.
HACCALAUJtUATi:
-Muiuh :.l .Mih N It. Hush
Song
Invocation Hev lladdook
Anthem Choir
Vr.cal Solo Mis H. E. IMielman
Seinion Hov. I W. IM-on
Song
Uenedictlon Kev. II. W. Cipe
COMMENCEMENT
Matih
Vocal Solo Mis. Hughes
Salutatory Mlldtcd Pope
History llernlce Sherer
Vocal Solo Mis.S U Fliirancc
Class Pi ophecy Uuth Oveiing
Valldictory Dale Dickson
Music
Address Dr. Donald MacKay
Presentation of Class ...Sup. Iloltzen
Presnitntion of Diplomas
M usic Male Juai let
Tickets for the Class Play and Com
uieucemuut Exercises will be placed on
sale Monday at 9a. in., at the Auditorium.
See Our Charming Presents
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Brides
And
Sweet
Girl
Graduates
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AF NO TIME IN HER LIFE CAN
YOU BETTER SHOW YOUR DE
VOTION TO YOUR FRIEND, BY
SENDING HER A REMEMBRANCE
THAN WHEN SHE GRADUATES
UNLESS IT IS WHEN SHE WEDS.
FOR BOTH OF THESE OCCAS
IONS WE HAVE BEAUHFUL, AP
PROPRIATE GIFTS. COMETOSEE
OUR WARES AND IT WON'T TAKE
YOU LONG TO DECIDE WHAT TO
GIVE.
WHEN ASKED, WE SHALL BE
GLAD TO HELP YOU MAKE YOUR
SELECTION.
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Right I
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Degree of Honor Notes
TheJDegree of Honor met Tuesday
afternoon and initiated twocandidate
A laige number of niembt-rs were pres
ent to hear the repoit given by Mis.
Llngstoni who attended the district
meetiugat Edgar. The distilot con
ventioi. will be held in llu Cloud next
year. After lodge closed the fourth
division served a tluee course lunch
The High Cofl of Living
Did Come Down
COMPARE THESE PRICES
Grace Church Services
Trinity Sunday, Nay 22nd
Sunday School at 10 a ui
Morning Sei vice and sermon by Kev.
.1 M. lUtes at 11 a. in.
No evening service.
One Year Ago Today
100 Pound Sack of Sugar $32.00
One Sack o! Best Flour 4.25
One Bushel Potatoes 0.00
One Pound Gypsy Boy Coffee SO
One Con Pink Salmon 30
Ono Can Best Pork and Beans 20
Four Pounds Navy Beans 60
Four Pounds Acad Rice 70
Six Cans Good Peaches 3.00
Six Cans Good Apricots 3.00
Six Bars Soap BO
One Tall Can Milk 18
One Can Standard Corn 20
One Can Standard Peas 20
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY THE
ABOVE GOODS WOULD COST YOU $61.03
TODAY
$9.00
::.: 2.00
.... 1.10
35
15
15
25
.25
1.45
145
.35
... 13
.13
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Today $16.89
The Farmers Union
J. F. Edwards, Mgr.
A GOOD Pr.M'K
TO TltADK
Red Cloud, Neb.
Mrs. Ira Chandler and baby n f .rawMnnmmiiitfflM
Yuma, Colorado, arrived in the city
Wednesday morning to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Starr.
Kranklin K. Helfinstlno and Alice K.
White, both of Smith Center weie
granted a marriage license by Judge
Ranney Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Mcintc auto
cd over from Bladen Monday after
noon to visit her father, Al Hoffman
and other relatives.
Miss Hazel Moore returned to her
homo at McCook Monday evening af
ter visiting with her grandparents,
Mr. antf Mrs. A. Clark.
Ovreno Commandrv No. 14. K. T.,
will hold a special communication in
the Masonic hall on Friday, May 27,
commencing at two o'clock. The la
dies of the Eastern Star will serve
a banquet at six o'clock.
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Mrs. Ed. Amack I. T. Amack
Amack & Amack
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