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best investment
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That's what more than a million and a half of cow
owners the world over have found the World's Standard
De Laval Cream Separator to be.
A De Laval Separator costs from $35 to $160 accord
ing, to capacity. It saves butter-fat and produces cream
of a quality decidedly superior to any setting system or
any other separator every time it is used twice a day
780 times a year.
DE LAVAL sepsis
involve far less labor than any setting system, and run
easier, have greater capacity and last from two to ten
times lontrer than other senarators.
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'hat's how a De Laval separator saves at least its
.cost the first year, and frequently in a lew
months, and then goes right along saving money
for you year after year.
We have an arrangement wnereoy you
can make a partial payment at time of
purchase, and pay the oaiance on
such liberal terms that your ma
chine will more than save its
own cost while you are
paying for it.
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Eggs. Butter, Cream. Poulty- Hides. Flour
and Feed of All Kinds.
Hlghett market Price rl For Yeur Stuff
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A IIAXtUT has ewnped.
E. V. P.oss Is on the sick list.
Floyd Crow was up from Onlile Rock
Tuesday.
Miss Ltila I'olfus whs in Hastings
Monday.
Frosli candy, peanuts and cigars at
Warren's llestnuiant.
Miss Ulaucli Itoner Is assisting in
the Dr. Cook drug store.
No More Chips We pay cash for
l'loduoe. Weesner Perry it Co.
L. E. Speneo, editor of the lihtden
Enterprise, was in town Tuesday
For your ice cream and soft drinks
go to the Bon Ton Uukery. adv.
Mr and Mrs. II G. Kunchcy spent
Sunday in Cowtes with her parents.
MKs Julia I'olnicky has accepted a
position to the Miner ltros. Co., store.
Allss Fay Tool has accepted a posi
tion in the Weesner, l'erry &Co., store.
HO Acres of Good Pastille for rent
Inquire of W. U llui'Aiiu K.F.D. No
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Spring and Summer Suits and Coats
at ftl)6 percent discount at Miner Bros.
Co. adv.
Mrs. C. E. Vaughau of Guide llock
was viiting Mrs. W. E. Whitcon Mon
day. Miss Rachel Cowden is visiting her
friend Miss Marie Woolsey in Superior
this week.
Mrs. W. D. Edson left the last of the
week for a visit with her parents in
(iratid Island.
You perfer cash for. your produce.
We pay cash. No More Chips. Wees
ner Perry & Co.
3.'Ui percent discount ou Women's
Spring and Summer Coats and Suits at
Miner Bros. Co. adv.
E. H. Newhousc accompanied his
wife to Omaha Monday where she
will take medical treatment,
Miss Minnie I'olfus of Uulde Rock
spent Sunday in this city with iter
brother Martin Pol f us and family.
Special attention given to diseases
of eye and car. Glasses accurately
litted. Dr. Stockman, Red Cloud, Nebr
Several of the Odd Fellows from
here will go to Marten Friday to at
tend the dedication program of the
new ball at that place.
Mrs. D. F. Tenant uft Tuesday for
Aurora, Illinpis, iu respond to a tele
gram announcing the serious illness of
her sister-in-law at that place.
I have the best rate in the county on
farm loans. See me and be convinced.
My motto prompt servlco.
A. T. WAI.KKR.
The W. C. T. U., will meet on Wed
nesday, June 18th., at 2:30 p. m. with
Sarah Baxter. This is the Kensington
meeting and all arc cordially iuvlted.
Mrs. Ella Patrick and children de
parted Tuesday morning for their
home in Omaha. Her brother, Edward
Cook accompauied her as far as Hast
lugs.
E. J. Overing Jr., of the firm of
Overlug ltrcs. & Co. was in Campbell
the first of the week attending to
business matters pertaining to roonu
ments, etc.
FOR SALE J. I. Case Threshing
Outfit; engine 2.1 horse power; sepera
tor 3G.!i8. All iu good running order.
For full particulars phone or call on
Vitvricka Brothers.,
Miss Mabel Buckles who for some
time past has been an obliging clerk
in the Miner Bros. Co., store, has re
signed her position and gone to Kear
ney to attend school.
Drs. Riddile & Foote of Hastings
will meet eye, ear, nose and throat
patients and those needing glasses fit
ted, n Dr. Cross' office in Red Cloud,
Thursday, June 30th. adv
Do you notice that J. H. Bailey is
making the most of the farm loans?
He is sole agent for Trevett, Mattis &
liaker, and Is offering the best rates,
terms and option iu the market and
that Is the reason. adv.
Governor Morehead on Monday, June
nth., issued a proclamation fixing
Saturday, June 14th, as Flag day, and
asks all loyal citizens of this great
state to display conspicuously the na
tional colors on that day,
Farm Loant-l have a limited a
mount of private money to place in first
mortgage farm securities, short or
long time, at lowest rates with optional
payments. Write or phone. Daniel,
Gakhkii, Rivertou, Nebraska.
The Christmas Club gave a fa re we!,
leception in honor of Mrs. Boyd Smith
at the home of Mrs. Ned Grimes,, on
last Friday afternoon. Mrs. Smith
left the first of the week for Lincoln to
join her husband at which place they
intend maklug their future home.
CASH FOR EGGS. Not a new . pro
position. This store has ALWAYS
PAID CASH FOR EGGS or one cent
more In trade, and will continue to do
io. Other produce bought the
we mane a casn or iraue
Ituiulro at Nuv
Sun.
The BANDIT is in this vicinity.
IM Hanson was In Guide Itook Mm
Life f-entcju-c for the BANDIT If
caught.
Ben Grant of limning was In town
Tuesday.
House to rent,
house's store.
Mr. and Mis Tony Clark spent
day in McCook.
The County Hoard of Equalization Is
In session this week.
Ice cream and soft drinks served at
Warren's Restaurant.
A large crowd enjoyed the usual
Sunday baud concert.
Jas. Burden has purchased a new
Overland automobile. ,
Dan Sullivan of Lebanon, ICas , was
iu town the lust of the week.
Mrs. Geo. Perry isspeudiugthu week
with her mother in Alma, Nebraska.
Harry Pond of Snlina, Kansas is
upending a few days lit this city this
week.
G. Pol fits of CJulilc Rock was attend
liU to business mutters In tills city on
.Monday.
baring and Summer Suits and Coats
at iS.'IJit per cent discount at Miner
Bros. Co. adv.
.lack Catlier is home from Lincoln
where he has been attending the state
university.
Mr. and Mrs. McCracken spent a few
days iu Rivirtou this week visiting
with their ton.
33K percent discount on Women's
Spring and Summer Coats and Suits at
Miner llroh Co. adv.
Ernest Hayes of Superior spent Sun
day iu this city with his uncle Ed
Uarber and wife.
Postmaster Stlne of Superior spent
Sunday in Red Cloud with Frank
Cowden and wife.
Miss Margaret Real is home from
Lincoln where she has beeti attending
the state university.
Miss Marie Holllster is home from
Lincoln where she has been attending
the state University.
E. S. Walter spent Sunday with his
family iu McCook returning to this
city Monday morning.
A. H. Carpenter returned home from
western Kansas Wednesday where he
had bceu ou business.
Miss Laura Pierce spent a ftw days
the first of the week visiting with
friends in Lebanon, Kansas.
Miner Sherwood, who hasbecu study
ing law at the state university for the
nast four'ears, graduated this week.
Miss Kuthryn Burke depai ted Tues
day morning for her home at Wuhiutt
Iowa where she will spend her vaca
tion. Kathryn Waskom left Sunday even
ing for her home in Indiana, after en
joying a visit with relatives and friends
ut tills place.
The Native Hawaiian Ball club which
is touring' this country will play our
team here Monday, June 10, at 3 p. m.
Go out and tee the game.
Geo. Baker and daughter Mrs. Flo
Saladen returned home the latter part
of the week from a short visit with
relatives In Rosalie, Nebraska.
Mrs. U. F. Smith returned home
from McCook on Monday morning
after a short visit with her son and
family who reside at that place.
A. U. Kaley and wife arrived home
Monday evening from Chicago at
which place Mrs. Kaley went some
time ago to receive medical treatment
Do not forget that Red Cloud will
have the best 4 in of July celebration
ever held iu the Reputilit'iiii valley.
Plan to attend and have the time of
your life.
The l'eteisoii building on the corner
of Webster street and Fourth avuiiue
is nearly completed and Dr. Cook bus
finished laying the brick for the front
of his drug store This adds material
ly to the appearance of the stiect,
TueBc gentlemen ure to' be commended
for tin ir enterprise.
Miss Vernon Storey departed Toes
duy for New York, where she will sail
for Euiope for a stay of 15 mouths.
She will accompany a large number of
State University teachers. After a
vlslt'in various parts of Europe, they
will return to Berlin, Germany and
take a post graduate course in German.
Lust Saturday marked the third mile
post iu the life of Madalino Stcfiins
and the event was observed by having
about twenty of her little friends gath
er at her home from 2 to s p. in.
Games of all kinds were indulged in
nnd at the close of the afternoon a
dainty little luncheon was served the
little guests. It was an event long to J
bo remembered by all present and Miss
Mudaliue proved to bo a very clever
hostess.
On behalf of the citizens of this vil
lage we extend thanks to the people
of Red Cloud for their luvltntlon to
celebrate July 4th in their fair city.
Naponee will not celebrate this year
uud Franklin and Alma are lending
their efforts toward their ohautauquas.
It seems, with snob excellent train
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THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS FOR
THE MOTHERS OF
Red Gload and Vicinity
We wan't you to see our line of Spraguei
Wash Suits for your boys and the famous
S K. & E. Waists
Wash Suits 50c to $2.50
Wash Waists 50c to $1.00
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for boys ever designed. Come and see
them. It will pay you.
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gest celebration in years.
Between now and the Fourth and
thereafter you will need some cool
clothes. We have them in the
neatest designs at saving prices.
We have just received a large con-
1S signment of Wash Silks, some new
on iv on ipu v uuus uiiu suiiiu ul uie
new Motor Cloth. You will do well
to look these over and get your pick
first. Don't wait till the summer is'
half over before you secure your
summer apparel.
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