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Bulletin of The Week's Doings
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FatIIONIZG ClIIEK AnVIIBTtflKHS. J
Nato Piatt was In Ouidc Rock Tues
day. J
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For Sale A flood safe. Malone.
Avery. ,'
Ed AtnacU was in Rlverton Tuesday.
lOfternoou. , '
Auto Veils In all colors at MlneJ
IJros. Co. ' i
John Copley, of Inavslc was 'in idwii
BBturday. :
Dan Garber of Rlverton was In town-!
JVednesday.'
Get a new Hand Hag now
Miner Bros. Co,
from
Are you going to be a "Good Road"
(booster next Thursday'.'
Attorney P. J. Munday and E. J.'
Overing were In Uladen last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Maurcr left Moo
day evening on a pleasure trip to the
Pacific coast.
1 Mrs. Esther Gerald of St. Joe is In
the city visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Clauson.
Tho Misses Helen Kendall and Agnes
Johnson of Superior are the guests of
Miss Alison Cowden this week.
Prof. R. D. Moritz and family re
turned home Monday from their trip
to Niagara Fulls uud other eastern
points.
Mrs. R. J. White of Smith Center,
arrived in the city Friday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. V. L. Weesnor and
family.
Miss Fleta Davis relumed to her
home near E,bon, Saturday, after
spending a week visiting at the home
of V. L. Wcesticr and wife.
P. A. WullbraiuU, of Red Cloud, is
hero visiting at the homo of James
Wolstcnholm and John Wullbraudt.
Bluo Valley Journal', MeCool Junction.
Flavo (Srice returned home Satur
day evening fiom California whero ho
had been visiting h brother, Ilort
Grieoaml family nmi luMiii; in tho
bights (. ft lio rnr,5:Uon.
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two fiir ij., iih.ii,.i., ti.at the -nelias-
ill pub ie K ki.a to no: ice anon-
poitutriiy lo beeiiro Vensouable mer-
'chandiso.it a great Miviii'f in price,
and also tlio fact lb it iii tlie ni' iins of
')(! fir i iinr lino . .. .1 !.... t 1
tho Chief M.vids lell.l and shoulders
ii ove any oi us competitois ;n Web -
stor cotinti'.
YOU CAN'T AFFORD
Tiamure & Son
S. & II. STAMPS WITH ALL
PURCHASES
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Your Last Opportunity To Save Fnom
20 to 50
This Unrivaled Clearance Sale Ends Saturday, July 17
LOT NO. 1
206 Pair
Ladies' Pumps, Ox
fords and Slippers.
All leathers. S3.50
and $4.00 values.
!j)1.9o
Choice
Choice
All Slippers Aside From
SUMMER DRESS
LW No. I G5c and 4Qc .values go A0' P., yr :,.r FV, ? ... , , f .
: !.. . : ..: C viUj-OuACiy, Liijw..u, Laces
Lt iv. !. '0nxi auir. ' -j '& y , SuRjimcr Knit Underwear, Kjus-
. at..
Lot No. 3 22c and 15c values
at
Lot No. 4 12c and 10a
values at
Mrs. Tony Clark went to Hastings
Wednesday morning.
All tho new Summer Dress Goods
are being 9hown at Miners.
Mises Marie and Annie Jernburg
werp Hastings visitors Friday.
Kenneth Johnston and Ernest New
house were tQ Hastings Friday.
Reduced prices on trunks, suit eases
and traveling bags at Fogel's.
C. V. Noble, who resides south of
Inavalc was in town Saturday.
Ned Grimes of the II. E. Orice Drug
Co., Is enjoying a vacation this week.
Protty Collars in large variety have
just been received at Miner I3ros. Co.
Dill Doyle of Amherst is in town
this week visiting relatives and friends.
Nate Piatt of tho Miner Hros. Co.'
grocery department, is enjoying a va
cation this week.
There are several places around town
that would look better if the mowing
machine was used.
Vernon Taylor Is the new delivery
man on E. W. Coplcn's wagon, cover
ing the north route!
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Walters are tho
happy parents of a baby girl which
was born Saturday.
Mrs. C. II. Miner Is In Trenton this
week looking after her farms and the
harvesting of tho crops.
C. W. Kaley returned home the last
of the week from Alaska, svhoro he
had been on a pleasure trip.
Have you seeti those pretty new Auto
Caps at Miners'.' They are Beauties
and you sure ought to have one.
Come in and see our Emmy-Lou
Tennis shoes also Sandals for all sizes
of people. The Ellis Shoe Stoie.
George Robertson of Mcl'iier.son,
Kansas is spending the week in this
city a guest at the Alf Saladeu homo.
Audiew Saladen and family are
packing up their household oll'eotP,
preparatory to moving to Champion,
Nebr., where ho will engage in fann
ing. Chris Zeiss has been placed in charge
of an extra force of men at Rlverton on
the U. 15. .V ., and his son, Gary, has
taken his position as foreman of the
west end section.
On last Friday afternoon the tlto
d.'Pi-i Im.r.L whs called to tho deno',
t'io roof of tint strue'u obdujigni'od
by spnil.i from a pa lug en ,iue. Tl.o
bl ,:o ..') sik ii Cslii'stiMutl, nudi.ot
r.i n h i'imu,-,;;. v as rcj r! . 1.
S'o ;:: r ai' -y of jr-x'-a r
v.:i'y
wii.immi i.-iii autv', iirp-.urr. "'j
W is .1 u u f . m A'nVi Tcp'.dfT
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tT'a.-.c.i.itrpc:.m,il.- TleVn ,.
" I the I or rtturuul to Alma on u.e
evening train.
"llood'Roads Day ' would come in
alo.it iljht at th's t run, as the roadu
in I hih county were never In worse
s mpe than at the pec-ent lime, on i o-
cii.iit of the many heavy raiiu. If
I 1 1 . i wi j 1 t t M t 1 . 1 I 11 t 11 mil 11 till ti ii !r
Uh roads tor n day it would do nKreut.;f,j. oiiUmV" Hopi'il.lliairi
ninty a
n News,
, u.ii oi gooti anu HilV0 lM0 couury a
larL'e aiuoiint in taxes Frankli
TO
MISS THE
SELLING
FINAL DAYS
EVENT
JULY
Clearance Sale
Extra-Ordinary Sale of Foot Wear
LOT NO. 2
ISO Pair
Was S3.20, $3.00.
S2.75. Pumps. Ox
f6rds and Slippers.
All leathers.
LOT NO.
Misses S3.00.
$2.50 Slippers.
leathers.
Ch
oice
$1.59
Lots Indicated Above Subject
GOODS
s SPECIALS
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Fancy
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TEPEE
"An
Innocent
Sinner"
Monday Tuesday
July 19 and 20
A stirring 3-aot photo drama with
Katherine LaSalle, a leading Broad
way favorite, In the principle part.
The evening's program wilt open with
ft single reel drama one of tho ''Haz
ard's of Helen," scries.
Regular Prices
Harvey Rickorson, tho popular bar
ber at Mercer's shop, went to Orleans
Wednesday evening to visit a friend
and Incidentally to nscortaln tho open
ing date of the Red Cloud schools.
Tho Home Missionary society of the
M. E. church will hold an ico cream
social on the church lawn this even
ing Homo made tee cream, sherbet
and cako will be served at 10c ft dish.
You are Invited.
George VanCamp, tho man who
writes Insurance of every known Iclnd,
has returned to his "first lovo" and is
tliis week holding down the operator's
chair at tho depot. Owing .to tho re
cent heavy rains and damage sustain
ed by tin- C. B & , it has caused them
to strengthen their forces along all
lines. :
Mayor Damoiell is having consider-1
ablo repairs made' on the streets this
week Anions "mo of the improve
ments a u tho removal of the lllc
giltn-rs winch lia I beoomo tilled itli
tnish. the f'til:iriii of tho waterways
iiml tho I'lielmr if a in w walk be
twi m tho statu bank ami the (liiiv
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ly f. in,!. hi iJi her h i'ij ot. anil greiii
lv p'o.tspil tho largo audience which
was pr.Sent
Tim Kepiiblioan ViiHey Edilorial As
tochittou met in Benii animal session in
Mi'i'iirtl. last Friday and about twenty
five moiiibors were piosoiit. The fol
lowing woii' oieeteil ollleers Pros I
lo'i', J W. Ilammonii, of the Cam
( i a iiir ui mo i ioi
toerotin.v Trvasurer,
the Franklin News
, socr,.taiv Treasurer, K. h, Speneo of
OF THIS STARTLING
Twrnure & Son
S. a H. STAMPS WITH ALL
PURCHASES"
3
$2.75,
All
LOT NO. 4
Children's $2.00.
$1.75, $1.50 Slippers.
All leathers.
CI
toice
$1.89 $1.39
to 10 Per Cent Discount
sr
Kn Underwear, Work Shirts,
Ribbons, Hand Bags,
Attend tho band concert tonight.
Hummocks nt all prices at Fogel's.
Plan to attend the lted Cloud Chau
tauqua. t John.Orlincs went to Grand Island
Wednesday.
Dr. Cross went to Seldcti, Kansas,
Wednesday.
Joe Uarta and wife spent Wednes
day In Hastings.
Ueo Campbell, was down from Mo
Cook Weduesday.
Klton Pope is clerking in tho Miner
Bros., grocery store this week.
Will Mountford went to Illaden
Wednesday morning on business.
Miss Mable aud Fred Lnmborn left
Wednesday inoruitig for Alliance- to
visit relatives.
Thursday, July 22nd, has been des
ignated as Red Cloud's Business Men's
Uood Koads Day.
Mr9. A. J. Waskom and two child
ren left Wednesday for n visit with
relatives In Indiana,
Mrs. Hoy Sanderson and sister came
down from Hiverton Wednesday for a
visit at tho Andrew Saladen homo.
Business Men Enjoy
Another Banquet
The business men's dinner at the
Hoynl Hotel Tuesday was ono of the
best yet held and was v'ry gratlfyinO
to all especially to the corumlttoo in
charge. It was evident that tho men
of the city no longer need a 'got to
gether" slogan for they arc united as
never before. The dinner Itself was
excellent in ovory particular and serv
ed promptly uud skillfully. It was
very satisfactory.
Mr. Munday was the toastmastor for
the occasion and he carried out his
part of tho program with marked suc
cess, lhe general tonlo of discussion
was ''I'Mending Our Borders". I ho
first speaker Introduced was 12. " .t.
Overing Jr., who .stated that out) way
to extend our borders was by using
what we have, lie staled that men
ciccicu 10 ornce aro uoi expert in
every lino anil do rrot proless to be but
they servo to tho host of 'their ability.
Tin heavy rainfall of thn summer ne-
ei iitimtcd a condition tli..l is fvei be
ttiio us but moro no: icble .U Ilii liiui
l ui t of tho uuusiiiil eciidit'ou",
II. I n di.tlnrjro ct,"it bocu firplnyptl
ly ' ars ,"o to tell
us
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I" iders W.i'l lV J nlliioiv. ndvt l
T icnewsp.ipiTwas tl obestiristtunrt ..i
bt.t not the only h St. am. nl l!n' il.
Jiel of nilvct (ising is to iiifunn, con
vince, )insuiul(i Tho main object til
advertising was to over conro pie
juillee, this was to bo done by stilting
tlietiutli will) com id Ion. lie pointed
out many natural advantages that thW
city enjoys and showed that all falhc
repoits and Itnpro-Mons could bo over
come by stating tho truth and that it
was the business ot uvoiyniio lu the
community to iufoi ui himself of all
conditions so that ho could tell the
truth when tho opportunity pirscuted
itself and thus advertise lu tho tine
sense.
"Homo Thoughts for the Clnmber ol
Coininercu" wits presented by I, II.
Uhicl; ledge. Tho speaker finnl.l,
staled that lie did not intend to chiiin.
pion any theory or suggest a plan of
action but thai he came as a member
of tho school board to rnito conditions
as they me. Tlio board w;is confront
ed with a seiious problem und deslicd
'die help or tho distiict. Tho high
school building was over crowded and
old, mora room was needed or else
some of the children must to refused
an education. The question is sliull
this district build Hinull buildings from
year to year to care for tho Increase of
attendance or shall It vote bonds aud
erectoue building that will bo adequate
uud presentable. He carefully refrain
ed from stating his own personal opin
ion or that of the other meinbois of
tho board but left it to the distilctund
asked for advlco
Dr. Mitchell was thou Introduced
who gave a graphic representation of
the condition of tho ilver road. Ho
showed that tho board of county com
missioners had met with an obstaclo
that was practically iinsurmountable.
Tho recent Hood had absolutely wiped
tho road out The Doctor stated that
this was a vital question for the people
of this community and It needed im
mediate solution He ailvcctted ch s
ing tho htoresand all places of business
mid everyone spending at least one
day to build this load This sugges
tion met with londy i espouse and a
motion wan made and carried thailli.s
' ..in. i hi i iru mill lll.D V
hnudny. Tlu toiW-'flf)
llu-KirthvriiUj'to meit.l;4
bo done iitxt Tim
master d'sinKso J
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VCTEHrfAY 8UKQBON
Orildimto CIiIchko Vetorlnary College
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In order to get people more fainlllnr with what wojsell, we ahall
Rive a premium to the person who make tho most complete list o f
articles that we carry for sale, and to each person bringing a list of
at least three articles to our store will be alveu fifty ltooster Coupons,
ro the person haudlng in the most complete list will be given a 42
Piece Dinner Set and 10,000 coupons; to the second, 8.000 coupons;
mi n 0'000oOMPn"! t0 t,J0 fourth, 4,000 coupons; and to tho
urtu, .,000 coupons. In case of n tie for first plBco the dishes will
be sold at auction and the money divided, but tho premium coupons
will be divided equally among all tlelng. To each person bringing
in a list, no matter how small, who nmkos a purchase of 31.00 or
more at tho time, will be given 1,000 extra Booster Coupons besides
those given with tho purchase.
In making a list, Just name the kind of article; for example, If
there are 20 barrels of sugar In tho store, just put "sugar" on your
All lists must be in beforo Saturday night, August 7lh.
The plan by which you may get thousands of coupons will closo
Saturday.
Music no.xt Saturday by (Jrace bTeaglo.
Who will bo tho Uest Hoostornnd win the watch on Monday,
July 10th?
Great
Mid-Summer Sale
-ON
Men's .and Boys9
20 per cent, 25 per cent, 331 and 50
per cm I discount ou hili grade suits
. CHEAT E1UYINC OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
rnOrL.E OF RED "CLOUD AND VICINITY'
Special Prices ol
$S.B and $1.73 Hats, $1.35
2.50
3.(
All Floroheim and Sclz
3.50 to 5.00 ot
One big lot Men's
Dress Straw Hats
48c
worth 1.00 to 3.00
THIS SALE IS FOR CASH. DON'T ASK FOR
CREDIT ON DISCOUNTED GOODS
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Quadruple Coupons Saturday on all
goods sold and Double Coupons
every day during
fi l si .'V
oaie tommejps aatUBpa
, mioses iwmaay, Aug:
The JJliden-aley
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HAVE A COMPLETE
Fresh Ve&etaMes mi Frujte
EtfERy WEEK t
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Walter W. Marshall
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2.35
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Oxfords worth
2.85
Boys1 Knickerbocker
Suits. 20 percent
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Men's Dress Pants
20 per cent discount
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