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Kimonas
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Shirt Waists
Furs
Separate Muffs
Gloves
Handkerchiefs
Neckwear
Head Scarfs
Dresses
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Wash Dresses
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In addition to the above we have splendid stocks of all kinds of Wool
Dress Goods, Silks, White Goods, Ginghams, Kimona Goods, Blankets, Brighton
Night Robes, Table Linens, Napkins, Stamped Linens, Ladies' Hand Bags, Mesh
Bags, Vanity Cases, Fancy Collars, Silk Hose and Silk Petticoats. We also
carry Automobile Blankets, White Fur Robes for Baby Buggies, and a good line
of Robe Blankets which are used for making Bath Robes.
Special Prices
In til Christmas
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Ladies' Silk Waists worth $4 to $5
each. Will be closed out at $1.98
6 Bolts of 52-in. All Wool Serges that
sold at $1.25 per yard for 89c.
Tliu colon arc blucK, imvy bine, red Krcy, tan
1 0 pairs large size Wool-finish Blankets
that sold for $2.75 will go at $2.00
Smut' fancy plaids, nthurs plain grey ami tan
20 per cent discount on Wool Blankets
28-in. percale at 6c per yard
5 pieces heavy flannelette Kimona Goods
at 10c per yard, regular price 1 5c
Groceries
For your Christmas dinner
we offer for your selection
the best assortment of Gro
ceries to ,be Jbad iri the city.
All kinds of fresh Fruits, Vege
tables, Candies and. Nuts. Your f or,
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PAPER
GARFIELD
lieorge liotichiu made a binlnefcS
tiip to (Julilu Itnclt Monday.
Thuruars ire improving Home Mucc
the rain Homo dry bput.s now.
Unwind Alios was a pleasant caller
at Will Fisher's Saturday night.
Howard Ailes and Will Fisher woie
Visiting at Charley Alios' Suudy.
Ueorge Hnn Is bought a nice lot of
alfalfa hay from Hansen Uros last
week.
Charley Campbell, Will Fisher, Wl.l
White and George tjmtth were working
the bottom rond Monday.
Smith Uros,, shipped a c,r of cattle
to Kansas City on Tuesday. George
Smith accompanied the stock.
Tom Hawklus moved over the river
north of town ou the Bouse place whloh
he bought some time ago, ho moved
Monday. They have lived In Uarlleld
fourteen years.
Ethel Fisher's little friends gave her
a very pleasant surprise on Saturday.
They came in on her uud spent the
afternoon In playing games and hnv
ingugood time. Those present were:
Flora, Gertrude and Floyd Osborn,
Altha und Vila Cumpbell, Charloy Mc
Elhaney, Pearl, Cecil, Lyle, Ksther
aud Marvin Whlto, Edna and Vein
Cu minings.
HOW TO TAKE GOOD
CARE OF YOUR HAIR
Conscientious at Least.
"Why did you say your prayers
twice, dear?" aHked his mother, kiss
ing Charlie good-night. " 'Cause I'was
too tired to say it last night, and I'm
pjaklng"upforJo8t.tteie.". r v.. .
Nothing spoils your good looks so
much as homely hair stringy, dull
colored, harsh. Nothing adds to good
lo j(s so much as boautiful hair soft,
silky, wavy and glossy No matter
how beautiful your hair Is now, you
can improve Its good looks by using
Harmnny Hair lloautiilcr. If your
'lair Is homely mid ugly now, Harm
ony Hair Iieautillor will make It sofl
or. silkier. L'los'.ior. more boautiful in
every way. It also makes it easlnr to
put up and helps it to "stay put." Its
i lull rose odor hides the unpleasant,
oily smell of the hair. Harmon v Hair
Honuiiiler Is rightly named; It bo uni
ties the hair.
Very easy to apply simply sprinkle
a little on your hair eaoh time before
brushing it. It contains no oil, and
will not change the color of the hair,
nor darken gray hair.
To keep your hair uud scalp datid-rutf-treo
and clean, use Harmony
Shampoo. This pure liquid shampoo
gives an instantaneous rich lather that
Immediately penetrates to every part
of hair and scalp, insuring a quick und
thorough cleansing, Washed olf just
as quickly, the entire operation takes
only u few moments. Contains noth
ing that can harm the hair; leaves no
uarsuuess or stickiness just a sweet
smelling cleanliness.
Both preparations como in odd-shaped,
very ornamental bottles, with
sprinkler tops Harmony Hair Heautl
Her, 81.00. Harmony Shampoo, 50o
Both guaranteed tosatlsfyyou in every
way, or your mouey back. Sold In this
community only at our store The
Hexall Store-one of the more than
7,000 leading drug stores of the United
States, Canada and Great Britain,
which own the big Harmony laborator
ies in Boston, where the many cele
brated Jliujuony Perfumes and Toilet
Preparations are made. H. E. Grlee
Prug Co.Red Cloud, Nobr.
His Logic.
"No, sir," tho llttlo man with the
slightly foreign accent was saying,
"ve don't got no s'loona in our town,
like ve ought to haf. Vo got to Bhlp
It in. Don't make no difference to mo.
I gets nil I vlshes, nnyvay."
"Well," asked the other man, "if
you get all you want, my friend, what
aro you kicking nbout?"
"Veil er ven 1 gets nil I vants,
you know, I vants Borne moro!"
Has a Good Clew.
Outtersnlpo Oo. please will ycr
run In the bloke wot pinched my
cap?
Policeman Who is ho?
Guttersnipe 01 dunno hut you
can 'nvo young Bill 'ere as a clow.
Tho bloko left 'is finger prints on the
kid's flco! London Punch. '
Highly Adaptable.
, Teacher A pronoun, you know, is
a word that stands for a noun; or it
may stand for any number of nouns.
Can you think of one?
Llttlo Chauncey (son of the village
druggist) Talcum stands for more
things -than any ono word I know of,
ma'am.
A Painful Truth.
"Do your American Indians still
paint their faces?" Inquired the for
eigner. "I don't think It Is altogether the
Indians that keep tho drug stores go
ing," responded the native reluctantly.
And Music at Mealtimes?
"Last year I see tho churphes of
Christendom contributed more than
130,000,000 to missionary work." j
"Great Scott! What on earth aro
they feeding tho heathen now--can-vasback
duck and terrapin stow?' ',
This Is a Live Tovn
Advertise Here
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li4L NOTICE
t( MILTON S. OIH:
YoU a e nolltli-il Hint on tho Und day
of JUIj. IMP. Untile N. (Ilium tiled a mil-
Hon In the Idntrlet court of WclMler County,
NebriMkn, flgnlinu you, tho object nnd prnycr
of wlileh Is to otitnln n decree divorce on the
ground ol extreme cruelty.
You are required to answer the said petition
on or lielorotlie I Mil dny of.lnminry, lull, or
ftilccree will louittmt iimiliittymi as nny
cd for lb Mid I'Chlon.
I ill til DeceiniRT ",. i.i,:!.
Ilnltle N. Uuim, I'lnlutltr.
M Ujc Itertmrd MeNeny, her attorney.
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Njtlcn of I'rclMlc
In Tim Conily tff-irt of Nclnter County,
Nebraska,
rilntuof .Neliruxkii, i k!1
Webster County, f '
To all pcrwn In crested In llio estate of
Henry .1, .Sheldon Uu-cauil:
TAKK NOTIi'K. tint n petition has been
Hied prnyliiK that the Instrument tiled In
this court on (hcSl'.tt day of November, llll.l,
purporting to he tho hist will and testament
of mxlil deernseil, in.y he prived and allowed
and recorded ns the last will uud testament
of Henry 1'. .Sheldon, deceased; that salcl
Instrument In; admitted to prolate, and the
adiiilnimriitlon of s.ild estate bo irnuttsl to
Catherine P. Sheldon, Ktccutrlt.
It Is hereby ordered by tho court, that all
persons Interested In said estate appear at
tho County Court to be held In nnd for mild
county on tho luth dny of December, llli:i, at
two o'clock p. ni., to show cause. If any there
be, why the prayer of tho petitioner should
not bu Kratited, mill that notice of tho peud
ency of said petition and the hearing thereof
bcKlveu to nil persons Intere-ted In Kttd
mattir by publishing a cipy of this order In
tho Ited Cloud Chief, a leial weekly neivs
paper printed Iiih.iI I county for three con
Hccutlvc weeks prior to suldduy of hearing.
Witness my hand and theseal of said court
thlsJNlh day of November, A. I)., HI 111.
dIH A. I). HANNKY,
(.Seal. County J mine.
Shop Early Sale
Extended to December 20th
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NOTICE OF SUIT.
In Hi Uls'.rlet Court of Wibster County,
Nebraska.
Susan II. Cltipp and
.laiiiLs K. chiiucy,
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.lacobl,. Miller:
llainiali II. Ml.ler, otherwise Hello Miller:
Jacob I,. Mllii-r as Tru'.tie JUid Kjceetitor of
the Will of
Janus U. Ilrowu, otlicrwlse, .1. II. Ilrowu, de
ceased; IlauiKih Ilrowu, widow of .liuiies I). Ilrowu:
Charles II. Ilrowu, Ilrowu his wile, first
real name unknown;
Mnrigartt Oils. Otis her husband, llrsl
real name unknown:
.inniiM i. mown, Claia Ilrowu hN wile;
I'rancesO, Kv.ius, i:aus her husband,
llrsl real iiuiuu unknown;
Kinma A. Aekersou, AekcrMin her
husbnud. first real name unknown;
(ieorgo W. Ilrowu, llrown his wife, llrst
real name unknown;
Daniel Kdsnr Winter, Winter his wife,
llr-t rent name unknown;
Ucneln Aujellue Winter, .her husband,
real name unknown;
Kth'cl llrown, , her husband, real
name unknown; '
Anna Winters, , her husband, real
name unknown: '
Daniel Winters, Winters Ills wife, Hint
'real name unknown: '
, Akerson his wife.
Charles Akerson,
llrst real iiamu unknown:
Koland Akerson, Ai.er.son hls'wlfe,
llrst reil name unknown;
Samuel Akerson, Akerson his wife,
llrsl real name unknown:
Melllo Akerson. , her husband, real
liaiiieuukuown;
Hesste Akerson, , her husband, real
name unknown:
The Unknown Heirs and Devisees of each
an I all ol (he abuvu named Persons,
Defendants
Thesnld nboo uauu-,1 and designated do
feiiilants.aud the unknown hclrxnnddevlsccs
of each of life persons so named nnd des
ignate will lake notice that the above
named plnlnlltls havo tiled In thu above
named Court their petition against said de
fendants, the object aud prayer of which are
to obtain tho Judgment and decree of said
court quletlni; and couilriuliiK In the plain
tills tho title to tho following described real
estate situated In Webster county, Nebraska,
tc-wlt: Lots No. i:i, 14 aud 15, lu Block of
thoorlKlual town of lied Cloud, according to
the recorded plat thereof; as against tho said
doloudnutn nnd all persons almvu named and
designated as such, and perpetually enjoin
liiKitheiuandallpersousclnliiilucby through
or under them or any of them, from setting
up, claiming or asserting any title, right or
Interest lu said premises, adverse to plain
tills, dud for general equitable relief.
You aro required to answer said petition,
now'o'n llle lu thoollli'ool tho Clerk of said
Court, at lied Cloud lu said county, ou;or lie.
(ore tho UUh, day of January, 1'Jll.
Dated December 8, IUI.1.
SUSAN II. Cl.AI'l',
J AUKS K. UlIANKV, l'lallltlirs,
by li. II. Illncklolgo, Attorney.
Owing to the very inclement weather
during the first halt of our stle, preventing
many who wished to attend from so doing, we
have decided to extend our sale one week, end
ing Dec. 20th.
20P(rCent Discount on all
Wool DifisUnmta, including
wide wiileo, -ergns, diagon
als, etc,, in nil colm-H rtiid
pi lies. This is Indeed for
your benefit coining just ut
the beginning of the winter.
20 Per Cent DUcount on my
big Hum of Handbags.
15 Per Cent Discount ou all
(iliitfliutiis. This also is u
remarkable oiferlng ut lime
20 Per Ctnt niscout on mi
ThMo Clotlis and N'Hpkins.
A very useful Xmas present
A Partial List of Our Merchandise Suitable
For Christmas Gifts:
Silks for Waists. Banquet Dresses. Evening Dresses
Petticoats. Ready-made Petticoats. Kid Gloves
Mittensr-Dolls. Fancy Work. Coin Purses. Ribbons
Handbags. A Box of Holeproof Hosiery, either Silk
Lisle or Cotton, makes an excellent gift. We have
them in neat Holly boxes with Xmas cards.
Sale Lasts Until December 20
Every 28 cents paid on
account or every 25-cent
cash purchase entitles
you to a number on the
three large dolls to be
given away December 24
G.G.DENNY
AUCTIONEER.
Bupmrlor, v Nebratka.
Phone 337
Feb. 2. S. Richurdbon, 5 miles north
west of llnrr Oak.
Feb. 3. -J. H. Hamilton & Sou, bred
sow oale of Poland Chinas, Guide Rock.
Feb. W. V. L. Denny, ft miles north
of Guide Hock,
Feb. 10. Lew Smith, .1 miles north
east of Guido Hock
Feb. 11. -U. U IIigglus3 miles not th
of Noru.
Feb. 17. Rodney Rogers, 5 miles
southeast of Mt Clare.
Feb. 25 A. T. Cioss Duroc Jersey
how sale in tiulde Rock.
Feb. 2d. NatoSlinpson, 3 miles
northwest of Guide Rock.
Feb. 2l.--Jus. Martin, 1j miles
southeast of Mt. Clare.
. March 9. limiard and'iligrflus wll
make a Poland China sow sale' at Nelson.
Not Silence, but ADVERTISING, Is
Golden to the Business Man.
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Butterick Patterns
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480 ACRES $222
Under the new homestead law you can file ou a free 320 aero home
stead in Wyoming at a cost of 822.00 and buy iGO acres of government pasture'"
land adjoining for 81.25 per acre.
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New Htmestead Rider: Our new homestead folder Just from the
press-will tell you all about the acreage of government land in each of the
counties along the Burlington in Wyoming, ami contains a lot of information
of value to you,
Timber and Cal I You can take up these lands where'tiniber, coal
and building stone may be had free of charge within reasonable distance.
cjpy
Such an opportunity oiikI
of this new Free Government Li
it to interest von.
Lands Folder.
Write me today for a
D. Clem Deaver, Immigration, Agent
1 004 rmrnam Bt., Omaha, N a bra ah a
' TaThe Farmers.
Cottino the DnuooiST can sell you
the INTF.IINATIONAI, STOCK FoOll Oil tilt
same terms as offered direct from the
factory. Give us the chance. n()v.
I have the best rate in tho comity' on
farm loans. Bee mo and b& convinced,
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Stringing Pearli. "
Only tho finest silk Is used for
trlnglnr tho finest aearla,' Great
beads, round nnd shiny, unmistakably
artificial, nnd with no ora.feal lus
ter than whlto marblejk, wUbV tho ex
ception of what are' called1 Roman
pearls, manufactured many years ago,
may bo allowed to hang together on
catgut, but orients muqt ho threaded, ,
'pearl khalng pearl, ofr sllWri strand, -jwortaji
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