The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, December 28, 1911, Thursday Evening Edition, Image 2

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Advance Sale of Sprini
Health is often endangered by unsanitary cooking
utensils Physicians have found that cancer is
caused by enamel ware chipping off and irritating
the stomach
If you have children or invalids in the family beware
of cheap cooking utensils that crack scale peel off
tarnish and rust Disease germs lurk in the worn
places and there is further danger of tainting the
food Health is too precious to take risks with it
Be safe Use
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which are guaranteed for 1 5 years constant service
and will never spoil food nor endanger health
This new ware is featherweight beautiful easy to
clean does not tarnish nor rust The slight extra
cost is more than made up by long service and
absolute safety
Look For Tirade mark
on Every Piece
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1892 Aluminum the original insures that
you get the genuine There are imitations
so be sure this trade mark is on every piece
For SaleBv
75c and 300 per yard Pure Linen Torchon
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Marriage Licenses
Claude S Smith 26 of Gallup
X M and Mabel V Balcom 23
of Holbrook Nebraska
Will H Notknagel 23 and
Mary Helen Weilandt 18 both
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Harry Roe 37 of Bagdad Flo
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Frank H Hammell 27 of Cur
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SKIRTS
25c 49c 69c and up FJnee
lengths and skirt lengths
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Largest Circulation in Red WiilowCo
Entered at postoffice McCook Ne
braska as second class matter Pub
lished semi weekly
The Tribune pauses to wish its
readers and friends a Happy and
Prosperous New Year
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Its the sign of the Dollar
Mark that is getting the Ameri
can goat and embarrassing and
disconcerting the Cross1 before
whose gleaming banner the Ro
man eagle and the Turkish cres
cent melted away
Hon Olias Skalla of McCook
with his fine record as county
clerk and an enviable reputation
for staunch character and sound
political views Hebron Journal
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The Tribune is not one of
those Republicans who is over
easily convinced the Republi
can party has entirely outgrown
its usefulness No1 have we
learned to despise the ladder by
which we have ascended Poli
cies and leaders untrue to the
best interests of the people may
well be discarded but we may
well pause and consider before
we crucify the party which for
a half century has brilliantly led
in the development of Ameraca
on a cross of vaunting ambition
A -rich man- is not necessarily
dishonest because he is wealth
but in these days of sharp prac
tice of privilege graft and re
bate it may properly be a matter
of inquiry as to how ha anuasseH
Ms great possessions however
and justice need suffer no rude
shock if the people just the
common you and I should show
some concern as to the manner
ia which great wealth is used
spent whejther in channels of
public good or in arrogance and
selffishpVXury The same moral
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TEEMS OF COURT
For 1912 Fourteenth Judicial
District of Nebraska
Judge E B Perry has desig
nated the following dales for
court an this district for the en
suing year
Ohase April 29 jury Nor 25
jury
Dundy March 18 jury May
23 equity Oct 28 jury
Frontier April 1 jury June
3 equity Oat 14 jury
Furnas Feb 19 jury May 13
equity Nov 11 jury
Gosper Feb 13 jury May 27
equity Dec 9 jury
Hayes April 15 jury Oct 7
jury
Hitchcock May
zU eqmtySept 23 jury
Pnrlniiris Anvil 99 iiw ro9
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arena there seems to be no better sr Willow Jan 29 jury Maj
material for state auditor than equity Sept 9 jury
NORRIS LAMENTS POWER
OF FEDERAL BRIGADE
Washington D C Dee 20
Declaring that the United States
postoffice department is the
greatest political machine in the
country Representative Norms of
Nebraska a republican insurgent
on a public address here last
night predicted that government
positions eventually would be
taken out of politics
In Alabama Mr Norris said
in describing what he said were
existing conditions the republi
can staite central committee is
composed of forty six members
and forty three of this number
are federal officeholders Oma
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ADDITIONAL RADLROAD
Rex Bagley went up to Den
ver Tuesday
Lester Carmoney went down
to Red Oloud Tuesday
0 D Chilton and wife were
Chicago passengers Tuesday
Conductor Herman Hegenber
ger spent Christmas with the
family
Brakeman G- C Childers has
been transferred from the Repub
lican branch to McCook
Hugh Kelly and wife return
ed on No 9 Wednesday after
spending 2aistm4s with his moth
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forward to by all the ladies in McCook we announce
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DRAWERS
25c 39c 49c 69c and up Both
open and closed
This is your golden opportunity to lay in your supply of undermuslins for the year
and 6 Two Days Only Friday and Saturday
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It is unnecessary lo waste words and space in explaining and enumerating the wonderful bargains we offer during this sale for those who take advantage of this great opportunity
every year at this time will only look for the above announcement and then REMEMBER THE DATE and be one of the FUST ONES on hand the FIRST MORNING of the FIRST DAY
FRIDAY JANUARY 5 To those who may not have been present at BARGAIN GIVING EVENT past yearset us merely say COME and you will find the most attractive values ever seen in
CORSET COVERS
15c 19c 25c 39c and up Both
lace and embroidery
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39c 49c 59c 69c and up Slip
overs and high neck
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PRINCESS SLIPS
Combination and Two Piece Suits
98c 119 139 and up
Be one of the first and secure the cream
of the bargains
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you have seen a lot of good look
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comfortable in the worst weather
They came from our store and
are
Hart Schaffner
Marx Coats
They are the famous converti
ble collar overcoats made storm
proof hy merely turning up the
collar We have them in all pri
ces and colors
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HTolgf Schaffner Marx Clothes
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