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HOMENEWS
Bulletin of The Week's Doings
fi. A. HcrrlcU was hi llluc Hill Fri
day. Loo DcTonr was up from Guide Rock
toilny
I. B Hyde of Hustings was in town
Fildny..
('has. O'Hiitu of Omnhii was in to.wi
Friday.
,Tame9 Ryan returned fiom Lincoln
Monday.
John Tnileys of Lincoln whs in town
Tuesday.
E1 Hryant of Cowlcs was in town
Saturday.
J. D. Cratitof Hastings was in town
this week.
John Polulcky was a visitor at Hast
logs Friday.
Dwight Jones of Guide Rock was in
town Monday.
J. D. Kuhu was a passenger to Or
leans Saturday.
Walter Warren and wife were in
Hustings Friday.
Ben Hudson was down from Rose
raont Wednesday. '
Fred Gund was down from Blue
Hill over Sunday.
W. A.Patterson of Campbell was In
town Wednesday.
Mrs Fred Taylor was down from
Rlvertou Saturday.
Mrs. Coplen was a passenger to
Hastings Saturday.
Tom Auld of Omaha was in town
(be first of the week
Mrs. Harry Cramer was a passenger
to Hastings Saturday.
Mrs Maginness was a passenger
east on No. It Friday.
Chas. Stoner came in from Kansas
City Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hamilton spent
Sunday in Guide Rock.
W. H. Tabor came iu from Shenan
doah, Iowa to cast his vote,.
Frank Mizer of Denver was in town
this week visiting bis parents.
The Royal Neighbors hold a big
county meeting herd Wednesday.
II. A. Letson returned from St. Joe
Friday where he had been on business.
Mrs. Longtln went to Hastings
Saturday to visit her son, Warren and
wife.
Mrs. Allison Letson returned home,
last week from an extended visit in
California.
The Degree of Honor met Tuesday
evening and a general good time whs
enjoyed by all.
THE WOMAN
For the woman who'walki
can hold a candle to the 1 readeaty.
While Treadeaiy ihoet aie uied aad recommended (or
every kind of wear, they are eitentially walking shoe.
You can walk farther and walk eatiei in pair of Tread
eaiyt than in any ihoei made, ao matter what the price.
The reason?
Every pair o( Treadeaiy ihoes have full rubber heeli and
cork cushion iruole. They won't sweat the feet and they
, won't tire the ankles. Treadeasy shoes are always $3.50
the pair. : : : : : : : : :
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HORSE and MULE
SALE
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20, 1912
At One
At Brick Livery Barn
40
HEAD of HORSES
And MULES "
Consisting Of
A lot of good Mares, all work age.
and None of them from the Affected
Kansas Country.
IWsJg EXTRA GOOD STUFF
ED BIRR, Owner.
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A LOAD OF
BARGAINS
NEVER before in Red
Cloud, have staple grocer
ies been offered at this
price. To give you an idea of
some of the many bargains.
cana marly Juna Paaa .... 23 o
2 cana mig m Tomatoea 2&o
3 can Tabla Corn 29c
2 cans Kamo Paaa 3&c
Larga can Bllcad Plna-
applm 20c
B. E. McFarland
All tha Phonaa
A. N. Heal returned home from Al
liance Friday where be spent the sum
mer on his ranch.
H. B. Holmes returned to Blooming
ton Saturday evening after helping iu
this office last week.
J.F.Grimes was down from Blue
Hill Tuesday night visiting his son
Ned Qrimes and family.
Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Rich of Superior
are the proud parents of a baby boy
which was born Sunday.
A paintlcss house looks bad on n
paved street; It' looks like the town
was more thrifty than its people.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Youngreu return
ed home from Falrbury Friday where
they visited relatives for some time.
You must plant wheat to get wheat;
you must work for the home town if
you want a town in which to work.
Mr. and. Mrs. W. G. Huffman and
Mrs. Harris of Blue Hill were in town
Wednesday Mrs. Harris is n sister
of "Mrs. Huffman. ' ' '
A. T. Walker.and son are opening an
auto garage'In'thc uiilfdlng formerly
occupied by Joe Fogle wtlere they will
handle the Buick auto and auto sup
plies. WHO WALKS
there it
no shoe nude that
Red Cloud,
Nebraska.
O'clock P. M.
Red Cloud on Webster St.
milk
ML
Ji'ist-Johnson of Fiuiikllu was In
town between tinlns Wcdm-aday evei
ink'. He linil been up to Cltiy Center
lo vote aud was returning to Franklin
to work.
Our high school foot ball team, 1 lie
glils' basket hall ton m and a laige
number of rooters will go to Fianklln
to watch our teams play Fildav. Wi
hopi' our high .school teams win.
We have leceivod word from Dr.
Amen that his wife is improving iu
health, but yet, coll lined to her boil,
and that hs hkoii us he can close up
tome business anil she is able to tiafal
they will be heieln lied Cloud."'
The country is just now scoured by
enthusiastic huuteis, with SiO dogs
and 50 guns, who shoot away 11 00
worth, of ammunition, wear out 85
worth of clothes, and spend 2 worth
of time to Ret 30c worth of game.
It is 6alil that dancing makes girls
feet lnige. It Is also said that ice
cream makes freckles. Doctors ate
of tlie opinion that huugltig on the
fi out gate produces rheumatism. A
few more opinions like these ami the
girls won't have any fun left them.
Anew paper was launched at Kiank
liu last week, making three newspap
ers for thot city. The new paper will
be democratic. It is under the own
ership and management of John A.
Barker, an old newspaper man and
well acquainted all over the country.
He bas an entirely new outfit.
L. P. Keuney and wife of Washing
ton, D. C. arrived in town Tbmsday
to visit friends. Mr. Kenuey aUo cast
his vote here for president. Mr.
Kfuney is an old Red Cloud citizen
aud has a tine position iu the govern
ment printing service. Mr. and Mrs.
Kenuey returned Washington Tues
day. Last Sunday evening at 7 o'clock at
the home of the bride's parents Mi
ami Mrs. Frank Pierce, who live east
of this cltv. occurred the marriage of
their daughter Miss Blanche Plefce to
Mr. Thomas Swartz. Rev Hummel
was the ofllciating clergyman. This
young couple is well and favorably
known in this county and the Chief
along with their many friends extend
congratulation!.
Our office Is a sort of free congress.
People of all ages, of each sex, of all
political beliefs aud religious creeds,
come iu to discuss their isms, argue
questions, ask for information and
seek consolation in their troubles. We
do our best for them and they gener
ally go out into the cold world feeling
muoh refreshed Come and see us-
the 'latch-string" is always out, chairs
furnished and spittoons Improvised
when necessary.
We are foroibly reminded that ' (be
melancholy days are come" by the
amount of golden leaves piled Indis
criminately about. If "father's pride
and mother's joy" will direct half the
energy be displays in a game of
"shinny" to raking up the aforesaid
leaves and burnlog or otherwise de
stroying them it will take about twenty-four
hours to make the lawns about
town present a marked difference 'in
their appearance.
Word was received iu thU city Mon
day that Miss Bertha Mae Barlow and
Mr. Homer B. Clemmons were united
in tnarilage in Ceutral City, Nebr.,
Suuday. Mr. and Mrs. Clemmons are
well known to the people of Red Cloud
and their numerous friends here ex
tend hearty congratulations. Mr.
Clemmous is in charge of one of the
departments of a Chicago Newspaper's
and Is steadily climbing the ladder
of success. The Chief is pleased to
learn this happy news and wishes
the new couple all the joys of life.
afftet Ukwch MIcm.
Sunday School at 10.
Preaching at 11. Subject for the
morning, "The cost of Activity."
Evening sermon at 7:H0. Subject
' I he effects of the Thoughts.
W. P. COI.K Pastok.
Land of Flowering Plants.
New South Wales is said to contala
more kinds of flowering plants thaa
all Europe.
Wo i
quite
sure '
that !
other cold cream will satis
fy you after you try ours. It
is of snowy whiteness, soft,
creamy and delicately 'per
fumed. It is a genuine shin
food nud has rare skin-bone
liting properties. As a pre
ventive aud cure of chapped
hands, face or lips, it Is
without an equal.
Makes and keeps the
se!t and smeeth.
Skin
Never becomes rancid.
rChas. L. Cotting,
THE DRUGGIST.
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"Birds Of A Feather
Flock Together!"
Gold Weather And
Coal Weather
Corns Together,
People Flock Here
For Good Coal!
FLOCK!
Saunders Bros.
Red Cloud Defeats Orleans
Saturday afternoon on the local
gridiron l!ed ClourijIligliHclmnl dufcat
ed Uui.Oilertiio lli-li hcliool team at
foot-bull by a bcorc of 43 to 0. Or
leans was outplayed at every turn and
long ruus and gains by Amack, Pope
aud Atkins were features. Consist
ent playing by Hathjen, Koontz and
McCord played havoc with tho Orleans
line, opening their lino with regular
frequency. Score; "
Touchdown, Amack 2, Pope, At
kins, Turnure. Blackledge. Goals from
touchdowns Turnure 4. Goal from
QslfiXurnure. i
'Referee Sherwood, Umpire MuyHr.i
oldreans1. Tfme of Halves 25 inlu-
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Wants and for Sale
A!) kinds of Electrical work done by
Morhart llros.
When in town get your dinner at
Warreti'N Kcstauraut.
Foil Rent One furnished room,
closQtln.t IMioiie Hell Red 102.
Trie Diamond Electric Vacura clean
er demonstrated iu your home free.
Call. Phone Red 07.
Fresh Oystera served to order at
Warren's Restaurant.
Call rural phone 305 if you havef
cream or poultry to sell.
", ' J. O. Caluwkli..
Fresh candy, peanuts and cigars at
Warren's Restauiant.
''Service," "Quality" aud "Legitimate
Prices" these are the things which
causes our job department to lead
The finest Hue and bent assortment
of Harness ever carried before. Call
and look it over. Mouiiaut Bros.
Foil Sai.k: 3 good work horses and
1 driving horse Ous Pundt.
Wantkd A good young driving
horse. Miss Lillian Koonti.
A Baboain: My residence property
on Webster St., near 4th avenue. First
good offer takes it. Don't be back
ward make me an offer. Address
(Jeo. F. Newhouse, The Dalles, Oregon.
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is a dreadful thing
OF FIHK for the man without
insurance. Every time he sees the
engines racing along IiIh heart comes
up in his throat if the fiie is anywhere
near his place. What folly, what mis
taken economy.
THKCOBTOr is so small (hat it
INBURANCK need hardly be
considered. The freedom from worry
alone is worth It many times over
Have us insure you to-day.
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Clothcraft Clothes are the only
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guaranteed all-woolclothesat$10to$2S
CLOTHCRAFT
All-Wool Clothes
pLOTHCRAFT linings are not
only Strong, durable and well cut,
but each one is carefully selected to
match harmoniously the particular
cloth with which it is used.
The buttons, too, you will observe correspond
closely in shade and pattern with the fabrics.
Important enough in
themselves, these are sim
ply two of the many in
stances of the care and
taste given to every detail
in the production of Cloth
craft"Clothes. Clothcraft Clothes give
you all the little niceties of
style and finish that every
man likes in his clothes.
Besides, you are absolutely
assured by the Clothcraft
guarantee of the important
things not so readily ap
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Ape Blankets on Your Shopping List?
Just about now Mistress Busy House
wife begins to realize that winter has set
in for fair
Supplies of warm beddiBftkat SEEMED geier
ooi during mild September and October develop
unexpected shortage when subject to the first real
cold winter demands.
Every woman who has "Blankets" on her shop
ping list should come FIRST to this store.
The following are absolutely reliable qualities
and values very difficult to duplicate.
Cotton blankets from 75c to $2.00
Part Wool " " $1.90 to $3.50
All " " " $3.25 to $7.00
Look at Our Cotton Bats before Buying.
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We carry a full line of Feed,
Hay
Flour, Oils and Oas '
Try our Machine Oil on your mower.
At present we havo some choice
Cane and Millet seed, come in and con
tract what you need before Its gone.
F. E. HKNDERSON
Speolal attention given to diseases
of eye and ear. Glasses accurately
fitted. Dr. Stockman, Red Cloud, Neb
fit rtirrt
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parentall - wool, lasting;
shapes, satisfactory wear
and service.
This guaranteer found
in the inside pocket of
every Clothcraft coat, is
your surety bond that
Clothcraft Clothes at $10
to S25 are really good cloth
es of dependable quality.
Let us show you some
of the remarkable Cloth
craft values at $15. $18 and
$20.
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Dr. Warrick, the specialist will meet
eye, ear, nose and throat patients and
those needing glasses properly fltUd
at Dr. DamereU'B office in Red Cloud
Tuesday, Nov. 12th.
Mules For Sale v
I have 40 head of good work Muls
for sale. Prices reasonable. For
further particulars Inquire of
0 M. Smith, Red Cloud,
WU.MAM KlRKPATHICK, Galde Bock
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