Fsri Model T Tonii Car
Five Passengers. Four Cylinders
VV.th eit> !:*uiti top. automatic brass windshield,
•|«edomeier. two ti-ineh «ra# lainpa, generator, three
oil lamp#, horn and tools, all for £7.80, F. O. K.
Detroit. Tlii> same car with three oil lamps, norn
and tools. $700.
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Tv/o Passengers, Four Cylinders
With ex?oii*ieN top, autos- atic brass windshie'd,
speedometer, two 5-incli iras lamps, <«encrator three
oil lamps, horn and tools, all for £72-r> F. 0. Ji. De
troit. This sain** car with 3 oil lamps, horn and
tools. £64o, f. o. b. Detroit.
The Ford Model T car* will not be exhibited at any of the New York Shows—but there
»iil be a “eontinuoa* performeuce at our Show rooms, South Oth street, where vou mav see,
examine and test the famous Ford Model T ears.
Ford Model T cars are standard in all that the word implies. Kight years of serviee over
all kidds <>’ r >a*is under all weather eonditions, and so successful, so satisfactorv to users,
that there re today over 6<>,0(J0 Ford cars in use the world over, and of ahis number more
than S&jUOO are Ford Model T cars alone.
Hew .cL ’•*-!r«r to invest in a Ford Model T car tnat you know has been successfully
in i ed. Now, y«<u don t want to pay fer experimenting: you want to buv a car that
ha* pr v ii itself Buy a Ford Model T and you will not be disappointed.
Ford Model T will save you money on tires, one set running from 5,000 to 8,000 miles.
Ford Model T cars save you money save you money in gasoline, because the Ford Model
T _r * • fr<<rn JO to ‘15 mill's on one gallon of vasoline.
Ford Model T care have all the speed you want. No trouble to cover 4 to 40 miles an
hour.
Ford Model T cars have Ixt'ii tested on good reads and bad roads, city streets, country
■M^mmd^miow and slush, but you never heard of one failing to meet expectations.
Ford Model T care quickly understood because of their extreme simplicity in design and
!. r ugM. etbcd of construction. They are built to run without bother and they do it.
Ford Model T cars have the left drive. S'e the convenience of this. You are always on
or. the n_r * side <•* the street when y >u stop. Your passengers are not obliged to walk
ar *uL i the car to reach the sidewalk, and when entering they step right from the curb into
machine M hen paanng another car you can see clearly and liability of accident is avoided.
Tne Ford Model T is an ideal car lor city use because of its easy and positive control.
VI ben the streets are congested von can send thr Ford through slowly without stopping: you
an turn ar.i wind and almost twist, with positive confidence that the car will always respond j
without -akii.j your hads from the wheel. Investigate this ferture and you will find that no(
other c.j r car g;ve you the same simplicity, safe tv and ease of control.
Ford Model T. the car without extras—we press- on this and \vp t rets on the price. There
is nothing uncertain; when you get a Ford you get a completely equipped ear and you get a
perfectly built car. The price vou pav us is made possible only value at the lowest posible
price. The price you pay us is made'dossible only by the magnitude of our manufacturing
facilities and the magnitude of our output. 20,1000 Ford Model T cars were made in 1910
and 30,000 more will be made in 1911.
Ford Service to Ford Owners offers the most complete service organization in Amer
ica. Every Ford dealer, and ihere are 3,000 of them in this country, carries a full supply of
Ford parts. Every branch house is a central supply depot for surrounding territory. At
L«*ng Island City; New York and Kansas City, Mo., are immense warehouses, making it con
venient for the Ford dealers and Ford owners to obtain parts without delay.
Compare the Ford Model T car with anv other car, regardless of size or price, compare it
for its general usefulness. Compare it in the economy of i.s Maintenance Compare it in
the assurance of protection a ter the purchase has been made. Compare the companies be
hind the cars. Compare the records of the cars, and we know you will buy a FORD
MODEL T.
FORD Model T Touring Car. 5 passenger, fully equipped.8 780 00
FORD Model T Touring Car, with 3 oil lamps, horn and tools, only. 700 00
FORD Model T Torpedo Runabout, with 3 oil lamps, horn and tools. 725 00
FORD Model T Torpedo Runabout, with 3 oil lamps, horn and tools. 645 00
FORD Model T Open Runabout, fullv equipped. 680 (X)
FORD Model T Open Runabout, with 3 oil lamps, horn and tools . <>00 00
FORD Model T Roadster, with Rumble Seat, fully equipped.. 680 00
FORD Model T with Rumble Seat, with 3 oil lamps, horn and tools. 600 00
FORD Model T Coupe, the classiest car of its kind on the market . 1050 00
FORD Model T Town Car, the De Luxe edition. 1200 00
These prices are all F. O. B. Detroit
LOUP CITY. NEBR.
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-«f tend pitouv* K A. SMITH
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V* X, Trietod* aad ttoe Voter* off Sherman
I hen i t atotooutoee my*rlf aa a candidate for
aa <Sn g idrnf •< saernma nraoly .till
«•* |* ttor (ud ait of ttor ftrpublvcaa voter*
at ttor Avvgur- primary . tor In* I rararaily
“*rs ttor avipport of all mural upright dit
to* Hihuj Jidtwti.
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To ttor Ilmuraur aad I'eoplr • ladrpeod
rat voter* or llrmai -out) : i hereby make
ttotot ttotot I am tofwr yoa lor raumiaation
tow ttor nfcr a/ Cov-tilJ < lerk and will nurit
■ wataa aad eCorta ,a my behalf at the pri
mary Aurwat Utt IM1.
V. C 1»man at
A* we editorially propliesied a lew
weeks' since. Mr. F. M. Henry tiled
*e»trrdA> for Uit republican notuina
lias for < ounty Treasurer. His an
nouncement. with editorial comment
BkOht favorable, will appear nest week
• Neat week will appear the an
nouncement* of I'nrle Lou Williams
and Harry < 1. Miner, both good men
*nrl both well and favorably known,
as candidate for sheriff before the re
publican primaries Lack of space
for editorial commsnt causes us to
bold over both comment and an
nounn-mente UiJ nest issue.
In the political announcements
tt.t- week will be found Uiat of W. C.
IMebrrirbk asking a rencuiiiriation to
the of count y clerk at the will
at his democrat and populist friends.
Thu* far no opposition to him lias
developed, and no one lias !*-en spo
ken of on either side to try conclu
d *ith him. which certainly is
- of his record and his
S ,<rfta»to«thePrt“l»ela«*
We tiavt 1 number<>f friends who
are readers of the Northwestern at
a distance who are a little behind
on their subscription. We dislike
sending them statements to that
effect and we trust this item will
oail their attention to the matter
and the} remit at an early day.
NOTICE T( > CREDITORS
Slaw* of Nebraska i
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Nhfr&ao I'ounty » Stale of Nebraska
la Countv Court within and for Sherman
county Vebr June »»tb 1911.
In the matter of the estate of Mary E Weller,
decease*!
To the Creditors of said estate:
You art* hereby notified, that I will sit at
ih* county courtroom in Loup City, in said
county on the 15th day of January. 1912. at the
l>o'clock a. m.t to receive and *txmm
me all claims against said estate with a view
to their adjustment and allowance.
The time homed for the presentation of
1 iaims against said estate is the lath
day of January A. D 1912. and the time
limited for payment of debts is one year
fis-m said 15th day of January. 1912.
W tnes. my hand and the seal of said coun
ty court this _i>tb day of June. 1911.
seai.| K. A. Smith. County Judge.
East pub July 13)
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT DEFEND
ANTS
In the District Court of Sherman Couuty, Ne
braska
Thomas M Reed and Hattie L. Reed. Plaint
iffs.
vs.
i;.- rg. w Russell, Bessie Olive Russell. Joe
M New Russell, an infant, and William A.
Ku-- an infant heirs at law of William
A Russell, deceased. Josephine Russell,
--uardian of said infants, and Josephine Rus
sell wn;ow of William A. liuaeell. deceased
Defendants
The State of Nebraska: * \
To each and all of the above-named de
fendants
You will take notice that on the 13th day of
June 1911. the above-named plaintiffs Bled
their amended petition in said District Court
of bht-rtuan county. Nebraska, against you
and ea< h or you. the object and prayer of
which amended petition are to quiet and con
firm the title of the plaintiff Thomas M. Reed,
in and to the following described real estate
situate in Sherman county. Nebraska, to-wit;
A i-enain piece or parrel of land lying and
in the northwest quarter of the nerth
«est quarter of section eighteen, in township
nrteen. no-th of range fourteen, west of sixth
" ■ and which la more particularly de
scribed as follows: Commencing at the south
east corner of the said northwest quarter of
1 h*- said northwest quarter of said section
eighteen and running thence north ninety
feet to the point or place of beginning, run
ning thence north two hundred and ten feet,
thence west three hundred feel, thence south
two hundred and ten feet, and thence east
three hundred feet to the place of beginning,
against each and all of said defendants, and to
re*oy« the cloud caused by the record of a
certain deed which is recorded in book thlr
leea »t P*ge 3B0 of the deed records of said
county And to nerpetually enjoin the defend
ants and each of them, and all persons claim
ing by. through, or under them from claiming
any interest in said premises adverse to that
°f plaintiffs, and from Interrupting plaintiffs'
use and enjoyment of the same, and for such
other relief ns justice ahd equity may require.
You are required to answer said petition on
or before Ihe seventh day of August, 1911.
Dated this 20th day of June. 1911
Thomas M. Reed abi> Hattie L. Reed
My Their Attorneys: Plaintiffs.
R J Nightingale and H. S. Nightingale
ROAD NOTICE
(Nowak)
The commissioner appointed to lo
cate a road commencing at the quar
ter stake between sections thirteen
and fourteen, and running thence
south one-half mile on section line
and terminating at the southwest
comer of said section thirteen, all in
township fifteen, range thirteen, lias
reported in favor of the establish
ment thereof, and a(l objections
thereto, or claims for damages, must
lie filed in the County Clerk’s office
on or before noon of the 31st day of
July. 1911. or such roaa will be estab
lished without reference thereto,
W. C: Dietkricus, Co. Clerk.
(Last pub. June July 13)
Straw Hat
Season Now On
I have prepared to meet the de
mand in Straw Hats.
Prices, 25c to $3
PANAMAS, $4 to $7
LOflEflTZ
The Reliable Clothier
DJI FISTULA
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All Rectal Diseases cured with
out a surgical operation. No
chloroform, ether or other gen
eral anesthetic used. CURE
GUARANTEED to last LIFE
TIME. Examination Free.
RUPTURE CURED
without an operation.
Pay when Cured.
DR. RICH
SPECIALIST
Ckroais Diseases
si Kta sal Wotnea
all Skin Diseases.
Otlice Oppoiita
City Hall.
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ROBERT P. STARR
(Successor to M. H. Mead)
Bonded Abstracter
Loup City, • Nebraska.
Only set of Abstract books io county
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