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DtPRICES
CREaM
Baking Powder
A grape cream of tartar powder.
Makes pure, healthful, delicious
food. No alum, no lime phosphate.
There is an infallible test by which
every housewife may detect the unhealthy
ful alum baking powders
The label will tell
Study the label If it does not say cream
of tartar the baking powder is made from
alum and must be avoided. a
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LOCAIETTES Z
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Mr. Rancy was down fro"mBluo mil
Thursday.
Wanted A few loads of cobs on sub
hcrldtion at thisolllee-
Ray Palmer left for Arizona Tues
day, whore be will work.
daylord Irwin was here fron Lin
coln tho last of the week.
See Dr. Stockman for eye glasses.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Palmer of Inavalu
visited relatives here Sunday.
Foil Sam: Six room House, o lots.
Inquire at Newhouse's store. tf
Ike Myers and wife have moved
back to Red Cloud from Lebanon, Kas.,
. and will make this their home.
Tho M. W. A. lodge have had a new
floor laid in their lodge room, and arc
i making other improvements which will
add materially to tho appearance of
' tho hall.
Pincsalvo carholiied acts like a poul
tice. (Juiuk relief for bites and sting
of insects, chapped skin, cuts, burns
and boro.s. tan and sunburn. Sold by
Henry Cook.
, The Raca arc coming ngaiu next
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Wanted A good, fresh milch cow,
E. H. Ncwhouse.
Mrs. C. U. Crone returned to her
homo at York Monday.
Miss ISlanch Ilcrrick was over from
Xorth Brand) Saturday.
Mrs. Josie Moranvllle wont to
Denver Saturda y to visit.
Miss Alfa Longtin has been suffering
from the grip this week.
Sec Tho Raes pleasing company at
the Opera House next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoo Birch of Miss
ourio'nro visiting relatives hero.
Miss Mario Ilcrmanson of Campbell
visited at Chas. Palmer's Sunday.
Miss Edith McKeiglmn roturned
from a visit at Grand Island Saturday
Frank Ilines has tho framo work up
for his new residence in the Piatt ud
ditiou. t
L-idies free Monday night at the
Opera House when accompiniicfi by
reserved seat ticket. t
Roy ICentof Garfield piecinct ullor
cl n broken leg hist Sunday, then-suit
of n horse falling on him.
I'nttonixe home industry. Special
prices on . to .1 hundred pound lots of
old wheat flour at Red Cloud .Mills.
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I'oit Sali Sevcml good thorough-
The concert to be given At the opera
houso Tliauksgiving evening, will be a
musical treat to everyone. Our bund
has been working hard far some time btod Duroe-Jersey boais t'omo quick.
on a strictly standard program and ijsT. V. Andeison. 1 mile east of Cowle.s.
you will be surprised at the wonderful .. , ,, , ,, . .
T . ,. , Mr. and Mrs. ttert Person arc rojoie-
jmprovinent made. Popular Prices. ', ... . . , . . , ...
i ' Ing over the arrival of a bouncing
, Pineulcsfor the Kidneys, 30 days'. babv L,irl Ilt tieir homo Thursday. Nov
ember lW.li.
trial 81.00. Hundreds of people testify
to the merit of tliis preparation in the
relief of kidney troudle, rheumatism,
lumbago, backache. Pincules ct di
rectly on the kidneys, purify the
blood and make you feci like a new
pors6n. They tone the sj'stem. Sold
by Henry Cook.
Wanted Success Maga.iue requires
the services of a limn in Red Cloud, to
look nftcr expiring subscriptions and to
secure now business by moans of spec
ial methods unusually effective; positon
permanent; prefer one with cxperionco
but would consider any applicant
with good natural qualifications; salary
Si. .10 per day, with commission option,
Address, with references, R.C.Pcaeoclc
Room lOS.Success Mngalnc Hldf.,Nuv
York.
Ring's Little Liver Pills for bilious
ness, sick headache, muddy complexion.
They tone the liver; do not gripe. They
keep you well. Tc. Sold by Henry
Cook.
Sales Agents Wanted SW.oO per
week or 00 per eent profit. All samp
les, stationary, and art catalogue free.
We want one perjuanncnt agent in
this locality for the largest picture
and frame house in Amerka. Ex
perience unnecessary. Wo instruct
you how to sell our goods and furnish
the capital. I f you wnnt u permanent,
lioiiorub'o and prolltablc position,
write us today for particulars, cata
logue and samples. Fitwic Williams
Company, ,1SH W. Taylor St., Chicago,
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KEARE PREPARED
To fill your wants in what ever you may want in
the grocery line..
We are getting a nice New line of Evaporated
Fruits, this years crop. They are fine, the flavor .
rich, just opened a keg of Heinz Celebrated sweet
pickles, "Ask to try em" We are also head quarters
for Snyders Pork and Beans. Snyders catsup ect.
And Falger's Golden gate Coffee, Teas and
Extracts ect.
Our Best Brand of Caned goods. Call for Tho Whlto
Houso Brand.
Bell Phone 4
Rural Phone 63
Win, Rciikel was'down from Innvale
Thursday.
I' rod Temple came in from Kansas
City Wednesday.
Will Rlfo was up fiom Beatrice the
first of tho week.
Mrs. Bomford returned from Wilhor
Tucsdnyjevcning.
...Mrs. Stonobrcnkerjhas been on the
sick list thlsjweok.
L. II. Blaoklcdge was at Lincoln
Monday oil bublncss.
Father Fllgero!d was in Bluo Hill
tho firs of the week.
MissJehjUeACotUne' is vlsitlthr U
KansasJClty this wcok.
William Smith of ;Hot Springs, S.D,t
is visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Kcony of Donver
arc visiting oldfrionds here.
Alfred Hndell wont to St, Joseph)
Mo., Thursday to buy goods.
Otto Pope spent a couplo of days in
Lineoln,5roturulng Thursday.
John Weosner wns up from Weber,
Kan., Saturday visiting his parents.
Charles Crablll midwife entertained
tbo Junior whistclub Tuesdny evening.
Mrs. E. B. DeWolf is spending a few
dnys with relatives iu Stillwater pre
clout, Mrs. A. A. Ford of Hayes Center is
visititig her daughter, Mrs. Luther
Crabill.
Mrs. Mattic Hunderup of Franklin
has been visiting relatives and friends
here this week.
Mrs. Young, who has been visiting
Mrs.j.Harry Stroup, returned 'ito hor
hpmc Saturday. u . 'x
mV. Walters of Blue Hill is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Frahm, and attend
ing district court. ' ;,
The Starke Brothers have commene-'
od the erection of a bridge across the
river south of u-Amboy.
Some excellent plays and a bigcomp
ony of clevor players with Tho Raes at
tho Opora House next week.
For Sale Improved farm 7 miles
south of Innvale. O. M. Noblo, route
S, Inavalo, on Womor phono lino.
If yon wnnt a fountain pen that will
not leak iu any position buy- one of
Cotting the druggsit, guranteed satis
faction. A farmer living bouth of town says
ho is going to .take his whole family to
See Tho Raes at the Opera lioti'-o
next week.
A certain young lady iu town is look
ing for a nice young mau to take her
to tho Rues show at tho Opera Houso
next week.
Get my vates, terms and option and
and I will make you a Farm Loan Xo
wnlt,"iuoney always on hand.
.1. II Bailey,
Red Cloud, Xebr.
For Sale A .stock- of general mer
chandise, two stoic buildings and a
residence property. Write or call on
S . Null, Womer, Kans.
At tiio opera-house Thanksgiving
night you will luivo in linnet to hoar
twojof tlte best clarinetists in the west
Mr. Alvin Snappund Mr. Jutnes Gaunt,
iu a grind fantasia Duett. Popular
Prices.
Hands ciacked and bruised from
husking, skin diseases, tan freckles,
cuts relieved at onco with Piucsulvc
Csirbolizcd (acts liken poultice). Draws
owt inliainmation. Price 2.1c Sold by'
llntiH.. Pn..l. 1
Xo those atilictod with kidney and
bladder trouble, backache, rheuraa
tinm, Pincutcb for tho Kidneys bring)
relief in the first -dose. Hundreds of.
people today testify to their nemnrk-
able healing and tonic properties. SO
days' trlnl S1.00. They purify the
blood. Sold by Henry Cook.
The team of the Rebekah lodge of
this city went to Superior Thursday
to put on the work tX the installation
of the district otllcers Those Who
went were: Mesdnmos C. B Hale, R.C.
Itunehoy, Geo. Warren, .1. K.P.utIer,.Ioe
Fogol, Ernest Welch, I. II. Holmes,
It. D. Wonderly. (Hoar Teel, Frank
Smith, Dow, .las. Burden, and .Misses
Myra (iriillth and Mary Potoison.
WANrnii At once, s." or 30 young
men and women to take a course in
lyjultigrnphing. Course can be com
pleted in from one month to six weeks.
We have a position waiting for you ns
soonas'you aro ready, Salarys run
from 81.1 to 820 per week for.bcginners.
Who will be the first to enroll? Tuition
for .complete course S2.1. For further
particulars address the Hebron Busi
ness College, HehronXeb.
A Union Service will bo held in
the Congregational church oti Thanks
giving day Thursday November 20th
at 10:30 a. m. Uev. Stinler of the M.
E. church will preach the sermon.
An offering for benevolent purposes
will bo taken it is hoped that all
places of business will bo closed
during tho hour of service. A cordial
invitation is oxtended to all to comu
and manifest u spirit of thankfulness
for the mcrcios of tho year.
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WE'RE, INDEED, TRULY THANKFUL!
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As Thanksgiving Day is always
"dress up" day, we feel that you will, per
haps, want to replenish your wardrobe with
anew Suit, Overcoat, pair of Trousers a
new Hat orCsomething in the Toggery line.
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Cowden-Maley Clothing go.
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eek. Frozen Solid But
Still Keeps Perfect Time.
What is probly the most unique and altogether remarkable exhibition of timekeeping
cuMity in a watch, will take, place next week at the store of Newhouse Brothers, Jewelers
and Qptometrists. This is nothing more nor less than a standard South Bend Watch
tak-en out of stock and frozen in a solid cake of ice.
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As though it were an animate thing, it seems almost a cruelty to subject so delicate a
piece of mechanism as a modern watclto this severe test, but the watch does not seem to
mind it as much as the sympathetic looker-on. This test is simply a forcible and convincing
demonstration of the fact that the movements of the South Bend Watches are adjusted to
heat and cold in the most perfect , manner ever acheived in the science of watchmaking.
While the test is not entirely new, having previously been made at South -Bend and other
places., we believe, it is seen for the first time in Red Cloud.
This test is stated to be the most severe that a delicate timepiece can be subjected to
and it speaks volumes for American enterprise and the skill of American watch makers that
it has been possible to produce a watch so perfect in construction and adjustment that not
even freezing it up carc effect its timekeeping. -.--" '
Indeed, so remarkable is the test that foreign watch makers who have so long boasted of
their supremecy can' not even now realize' that it can be done.. :
One of the leadjng Paris jewelers' journals, "Revue de LTIorlogerie-Bijouterie," '
expressed surprise and disbelief even yet in the possibility of this test upon hearing
o,f its having been made in a recent jewelers' convention in Chicrgo, Tt is to prove
its possibility that ioxdoo leading jewelers' throughout the country are' .making this
exhibition this week.
The fame of "the watch in the ice" has spread all over the world and it can be seen next week
at the establishment of Ncwhouse Brothers. The superior timekeeping qualities of the
South Bend Watch lie in its wonderful balance wheel which automatically adjusts it to heat
and cold, and its perfect adjustment and construction.
, Vhean Land.
Parties wanting land that two crops
will pay for the land should write. J'
H. P. Kutyb.A ,.
The "watch In Ice" will be on exhibition all next week. Nov. 15-21.
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