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Cloaks
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Dresses
Following Thlo Announce
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tailored by the best
manufacturers in this
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The Newest Things in Dress Fabrics,
Trimmings, Knit Goods, Shoes, Hosiery.
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625 Elm Street, - - - Red Cloud, Nebr.
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All btylcs and sizes of holder and
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The Druggist.
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Bulletin of The Week's Doings
J.fl.EMilflGEft
General Auctioneer
Recommendations My
Former Customers. ...
Write or Phone
Red Cloud,
Nebr.
I havo Hits best rate In the comity on
farm loans. See mo nnd be convinced,
My motto prompt service.
A. T. Wai.kkii
John Zleglcr was down from River
ton last Friday.
No. 21 Gc Cigars as good as gold.
Try theni. adv.
Dick Orny of Norton, Kansas, was in
the city this week.
lco cream and soft drinks served at
Warren's Restaurant, udv
Mrs. V. It. Cramer vi-lted in Ulndcn
the llr.st of the week with relatives.
Mrs, Tony (Jlaik left Sunday for a
visit with her daughter who lusldesin
Indlunohi.
Mr. and Mis. (Sco. Ueed are the
proud parents of a baby hoy horn I'll
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Orci-mlllor and
family of Womer, Kansas, were in the
city Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Sluwson and Mr.
SlawsionV mother left for California
points on Tuesday.
.lulm Hamilton Jr. of Guide Hock
was attending to business matters in
this city Saturday.
Ceo. .Sliuto and son of Esbon, Kan
sas, was attending to business allalrs
in this city on Saturday.
Tom Roberts, wife and children re
turned tho latter part of tho week
from a short visit in Iowa.
!i0 acres Stock nnd grain farm for
salo. For particulars write R. .1. Hunt
ley, liloomington, Nebr. adv.
Miss Marie Ilollister left Tuesday for
Lincoln whero she again resumes her
studies at the state university.
Mrs. Warren Longtin was spending
a few days the latti r part of tho week
visiting with friends in Hastings.
Mr. and Mr-. Geo. Ilollister left to
day for Lincoln where they will spend
several days visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Al. Decker hail for her guest
tho llr.st. of tho week her sister, Mrs.
Mick Mines of Kensington, Kansas.
Mrs. Polk Sutton and children left
Monday morning for Lincoln and other
eastern points on an extended visit.
Mr. and Mrs, Jess J. linker and fami
ly arrived in tills city Saturday from
Akron, Colorado, and stopped oil' for a
short visit. They are ouroute to Texas
nnd are traveling via the automobile
route.
All the new colorings in velvets and
plushes for hats and dress trimmings
at Mrs J. A. Uiirdctt's. adv.
Uussell Amaek returned home from
Falls City, Friday evening, where he
had been assisting in the construction
of silos.
Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Floranee nnd
children and Miss Josephine Mlor
nere visiting In Hastings tho latter
part of tho week.
Ralph McConkey spent Sunday at
his homo In this oity. Ho Is at pres
ent In the employ of the Lincoln Tele
phono fc Telegraph Co., at Hoatrleo.
The Misses Mary Christian, Susie
Carey hihI Annie Ollliain who ore
teaching school at Guide Rook spent
Saturday and Sunday with home folks.
Editor Wright of the Lebanon Times
wns in tho city tho latter part of the
week attending the base ball tnurnn
ment and we acknowledge u pleasant
call. Come again, brother.
Farm Loans-l have a limited n
mount of private money to place in tlrst
mortgage farm securities, short or
long time, at lowest rates with optional
payments. Write or phor.o. Da.niki.
G.utur.it, Rlvcrton, Nebraska.
George Fairtleld lias purchased a
basement barber t-hon in Red Cloud
and will move his family there the
tirst of tho week. George was former
ly engaged in tho barber business in
Guide Rock. Guide Rock Signal.
M..and Mrs. Joe McCrauken return
ed Saturday morning fiom i'uniii,
Colorado, where they were visiting for
a week. They report crops in that
section as being better than here, and
that on Tuesday of last wick that
country enjoyed a inch rainfall.
Charley Milllgan of MeCook was vis
iting in the city one day the last, ot
the week. Whether or iot the gentle
man came down to secure data con
cerning a cei tain young lawyer who
has hopes of smno day being relr'eil
to the said Milllgan family, we me un
able to learn.
Geo. W. I.lndsey left Monday for
Uraiiil Island to meet ..Irs. jimlcy
who ha 4 been visiting with relatives
in Idaho, and together they relumed
to lids city on Weilnesilay evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lliidcy intend to leave
In a few days for Hawaii for a stay "I
several months.
MI-h Gertie Ellonz of Downs, Kan
sas, arrived in this city on Sunday and
has again resumed her old duties in
tho popular eating emporium conduct
ed by W. G. Warren. Miss Ellonz was
accompanied to Red Cloud by her
brother, they coming over via the
automobile route.
Mr. and Mis. Paul Storey and Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Newhouse left Sunday
morning for Minneapolis, Minn.
Messrs. Storey and Newhouse go as
grand representatives of tho Nebraska
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows and the
Grand Encampment at a meeting of
tho Sovorigu Grand Lodgo of Odd Fel
lows. Melissa Mario Rogres and Roy Hen
nett were married Monday evening by
Rev. Mason. The bride is tho daugh
ter of J. L. Rogres and lias always
made her home iu Nehon. Tho groom
has been living hero the past few years
nnd is u son of Mr. mid Mrs. M. M.
Renuott. The young people left Wed
nesday for Red Cloud, where they will
make their homo. Nelson Gazette.
Clarence Klxor this week completed
n large rocking chair, made in mission
style, for Mrs. Itawls, who resides on
Ash Creek. The chair was upholstered
at llni furniture store of Ed Anmck,
and when finished, presented as neat
and creditable appeaiauco as any you
would toeiiro fiom a factory fully
equipped for such work. It was a good
Job, gentlemen, and proof suflluient
that Red Cloud has iu lu-r midst some
real mechanics.
The farm loan business is perhaps
nunc important to Webster County
farmeis than any other linu represent
ed here. It seems fortunate that
while money Is t-.carco, and rates ad
vancing, it is possible yet to obtain
loans on first class farms, at the 5 per
cent rate. Read the ad of This Farm
ers Trust Co,, (formerly Smith Hroth
ci) in this issue. Write toThu Farm
ers Trust Co., Hcatrlce, direct if you
arc considering a loan on your farm.
The Chief is making out statements
this week which will either bo mailed
or presented by a collector, within a
few days to all subscribers iu in rears.
Undor the new postal ruling wc are
cotuiicllcd to keep subscriptions col
lected up closer than heretofoie,
lieiico this move on our part. Pleaso
get your "long green" together and lie
prepared to liquidate svheli the state
ment is received, and by so doing you
will render us a favor which we will
justly appreciate.
A Camp Meeting is to he held at
North Ilraiiuh, lAmwi, beginning
fieptembyr '21. The meeting is to lie
in charge of Ex-Romanlst L. J. King
under the lcadcishlp of the Holy
Ghost and it is announced will eon
tl i luilellnltely. There Is a dining
hall on the grounds wheru boerd may
be secured at '-0 cents per meal, and
there are also some rooms and tents
available. Those interested and desir
ing furt iter information can scent o
srtme by addressing T. F. Child, Noith
Bianch, Kansas.
COWLES
Utile Anglo was a lllue Hilt visitor
Friday.
K. II. Keeney was a Hastings visitor
Tuesday.
"Da." Vance left for Hastings Satur
day af lei noon.
Tom Deakliuetnrncd from tho sand
hills Tuesday evening.
Sidney Spriielier letnrned from the
sand hills Monday evening.
Mrs. Saunders visited with C. L.
Fulwlder's iu Ulue Hill Monday.
Mrs. E, II. Keeney leturned Tues
day evening from a visit Iu Iowa.
John and James llialt and families
loft for Seotl liluir, Nebr., Friday.
Mis. Long of Uhioiuington visited
with her son at this place Monday.
Vera llrubaher and Helen McTac-
gart weto lllue Hill visitors Monday.
Mr. mid Mrs. Darnell and children
spent Friday visiting friends iu Uluo
Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Koon were iu Oma
ha this week. They returned Tuesday
evening.
Mr. mi I Mrs. R. T. Foe. who have
been visiting at Itiid City letuined
Wednesday nioiniiig.
Gilford SiiuiiiIiuh left for Yoi k Satur
day mointiig. lie will attend school,
theie the coming year.
Mrs. Hendricks and daughter of
Heniiett. Nebr., spent Saturday and
Sunday at James Milliliters.
M-ultiy night the Intel mediate grade
gave a party at the Methodist parson
age, in honor of Miss Kudu, their teach
or.
Ileurv Fowler and son Roy e.iine In
by automobile Thursday night. Roy
returned in Tiumbiill on the passeng
er Weill eiday iiioiuiug.
Glenn llildleth, who has I cm visit
lug lel.iiives heie. left for Lim-n'n.
Fildaj limning He will i,ttoi,. tlu
Weslej.ui I'niwislty tliist.i.-.
. Rev. :i' I .Mis. Uliiiiijvf iitrrin I
from II. rl hi, Khs., Frhl ly numiing.
They went to Hint place to attend the
funeral ol Mis.Lininyet'sgninir.ither.
euir "I'tnal agent. T I,. t)in..il !u
i i wo weeks vacation. Ho and
"en win go to Colorado and
Iu llshinu and huutimr.
supplied by j. M.
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Our buyer is back from the east
ern markets and is pleased to inform 3g
the large number of people who look to
this concern for their clothes needs
that we have got something to offer
this season in qualities and prices
that will be a revelation to those
looking for Clothes Bargains.
People are going to save what
they can this fall and we want to
state right here that we are in a posi
tion now to sell our high grade merchan
dise at a great saving, as our buyer
was able to secure some wonderful bar
gains while east on account of the
numerous cancellations coming from the
dried out districts.
Our stock of Kuppenheimer, Society
Brand and Cloth Craft Clothes will be
as complete as ever
and Furnishings are
date .
and our Hats, Shoes
all new and up-to-
lautug
Mrs. IJ
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Red Cloud's ForcFflosl lowers
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Rev Davis is attending Conference
in Lincoln this week. .Mr. ami .M,Nl
Davis have done excellent work in
Cowlcs Hie past year and It. is tho un
animous vote of the people that they
return for another year.
mi... i i.. r.. i.. i, I...1. i in rtir. uuey, ucao 01 mo uoiiiiueroiai
hoards at the opera house the hist i department of the Lincoln 'lelephono
three nights of last week. It was a .V Telegraph Company with otllcos in
good attraction, of tho light soi t, and Hustings, was iu the city Tuesday
enjoyed a fair pat i image. evening.
"Dutch" Hill an employee ol thu
Lincoln Telephone Company at Hast
ings was lu the city Tuesday evening
Miss Laura Hedge who is teaching
at the academy al Franklin euuiu home
Friday morning, returning Sunday
evening.
doing some work on
at tho Central otllee.
tho switchboard
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Weesner, Perry & Go.
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Are Now S 'h owing
AIJ Their Nc Fail
Lines of-
Ladies' and Children's Coats
Wool Dress Goods
Silks and Velvets
.Dress Trimmings
Ginghams, Outing Flannels
Kimona Goods,' Etc
Blankets and Under-wear
(FOR EVERYBODY)
We have by far the best and most complete stock we have
ever had and are going to do all we can to reduce the high cost
of living, by marking our goods as low in price as possible.
We wish to especially call your attention and also invite you to
see our line ol Coats, Suits, Skirts and Ready-to-Wear Goods.
No old goods to show you but everything new and right up
to the minute for style.
Weesner, PeFF & Go.
nCENTS FOR
Cortlalll Sllhs,' Armor Plate Hosiery. McCnll Patterns, Royal Worcester Corsets
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