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Huy your (Sroeeries of Mlnorliros.L'o
Conic to Red Cloud and do your trad
ing. Sam .Smith wont to Hastings. Wed
nosdiiy. Chut ins Funk -pent Sat m day in
Hastings.
V.mce Sorgensoii spout Saturday In
Hastings
JcoMolvei.son went to Wllsonvillc,
Saturday.
Jim .leii'oii returned to St. Paul,
Wednesday.
I!oy Sattlev, undettalter-auto heatse
in connection.
W. i:. Montgomery spent Wednesday
In (itilde I!oek.
See tlio-o new School Ginghams at
A (blight's, mlv
Attorney Ucrnnrri MeNeny wont to
Omaha, Tuesday.
Harry McT.iggnrl was down from
Cowles, .Saturday.
Ellis (Julliford was it
Hastings. Saturday
passenger to j
Andrew Knutsou, of Guide Hock,
was in town, Saturday.
Wrnon Xeis ictittned liome fiom
Ttyon tho Hi st ot the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wright were
down from Ulvcrton, Tuesday.
Rev. A. Sehiuil was a pissengerto
Arlington, Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Warren went to
Lincoln, Thursday, to visit relatives.
Cco'des cheaper than you can bake
them. Get our price. Variety Store.
Mrs. Bernard McXeny returned
home from Lincoln, Thursday even
ing. Mrs. Wni. Wondetly and daughter,
May, of Innvale were in the city Tues
day. Fred Arnold and R. I'. Wecbncr
werb in Dluo Hill, Wednesday after
noon. FrankWatkius catnc in from Gillette,
Wyoming, Wednesday, to visit rela
tives. Hoy Garber left for Spaulding, Wed
nesday, where ho will practice his pro
fession. Carl McArthur returned home Fri
day evening from Chicago Heights
Illinois.
Medames H. S. Garber and W. G.
Hamilton spent Wednesday in Super
ior with friends.
Mr. and Mis. Clias. Ro of York are
visiting ids patents, Mr. and Mis. S.
1'. Fox, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Moutgumcrv, of
Sehauppes, spent Sunday in the city
with their parents.
Miss Mida Means went to Harvard,
S.Uuiday, to visit his brother, Walter
Means and family.
Schuyler Hayes, the ellleient com
positor at tho Coin. -Ad. olllce, spent
Saturday in Hastings
H. J. M. 'Hirer departed l'liday for
Springfield, Illinois, where he will
spend a couple of weeks,
i It will be Worth Your While 5!
when planning for your New Fall Suit to call
and inspect our stock. Whether you wish
something inexpensive, .or clothing of the
"better quality" we have patterns, fabrics,
colors and styles that will please you.
The Style s
Whalever your taste, you will find the
you like the same styles you will sec
played in show windows of the city stores.
The Fabrics
include the very modest patterns, the solid
colors always popular and some bright color
ings. A wide range of qualities.
The Workmanship
The clothes we sell are made by the very best
tailors in the country, who make a specialty
of style, fit and durability.
The Price
is moderate. We have a suit to please your
fancy, and at the price you wish to pay.
New Fall Hats, Caps and Shoes
Our new fall stock of Hats, Caps and Shoes
has arrived. The young man, the older man
and the boys will find just what they want
at our store.
The same courtesies extended to those who iomc to
ool,'l) is is extended to those who tome to "buy"
PAUL STOREY
THE CLOTHIER
"Clothes For Young Men And Men Who Stay Young"
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Curt Evans is In Franklin today.
Eurl Yuuii( of Droning is visiting in
the city.
inc Con,,t' Commissioners woro In
SL'oMOII tins week.
For llrst class blacksmlthing, ee Al ;
ueersatt'ie Sutton shop.
Mrs. II. A. Letsoti returned home
from Hastings, Wednisday.
Mis C A. Within of Inavale was in
the city shopping Wednesday.
Mrs. Xunie .tones of Inavale was
shopping in the city Wednesday.
Mr. and Mis. Koy Oatinan "pent the
wtelcMidiu Sainnvllle with relatives.
M'. and Mis. C. II. Smith letuttied
homo from Clayton, Kansas, thismoin
inc. Attorney L. II. Illtieltledgo was in
Campbell the llrst of tho week look
ing after some legal n trail'".
Caudles' NVvt Week we will have
the largest display of ciudies in town.
10c up Try them Vatlety Stoie
Mr. an I Mis. Herb Ludlow and
daughter. Esther, spent Friday in
Hardy with Mrs Ludlow s daughtei.
J. 11. R.illev feft Tuesday for St. doe
and fiom there he will go to Omaha to
V sit ills suns, Will and Grant Uailei.
Mrs. Frank Ellinger, after spending
u few days witli ft hinds in St. due.
ra' timed home last Wednesday even
ing. Mrs. A. V. Anderson,
with her mother, Mrs.
turned to her home at
day.
alter visiting
Dueker, re
Oinahu, Krl-
Mrs. C. E. Hill leturned to her home
at Hastings, Fri lay, after spending a
few days witli iter mother, Mis. I las
singer. Will Robertson leturned home fiom
Omaha tho last of -tho weok, where
he purchased a ear of cattle to feed
tliis winter.
Al Ueors, tho best blacksmith in the
c'ty, has resigned his position witli the
Hall shop and Is now employed at tho
Sutton shop.
II. .T Jensen, of St. Pun I, who was
called here to attend the funeral of his
daughter, Mrs (J. C Loy, returned to
Ills home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Walters have
moved Into tho Hay property, on
Locust street, which was formerlj
occupied by ltert King.
On Friday, our local ball team went
down to Hardy to play a return game
with thiitteani. Our bojs were de
feated by u score of 15 to .'.
George Baker leturned to his home
at Santa Ann. California, Ft Iday, af er
spending several weeks with hi.s
daughter, Mrs A. I! Saladeu.
On last Thursday afternoon as we
were printing tho paper, one of our
best friends, Mr. Ted Han is, who re
sides not th ol' town, euvaded our den,
wearing the smile that won't come oil',
and upon asking him what tho occas
ion, wo wore informed that he was
papa of a baby boy which arrived
Wednesday. Ted says that he is not
fully decblod yet whether to name the
son after our greatest presidentf Wood
row Wilson, or to name him aftei
soiuo of 0111 great statesmen.
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For the Cream
of the Day
Big Ben
TWO a m.-lnky dink -that's
when Hlg lien stints the milk
man's day.
Gut of bed like a boy mi the
Ioiii til nudges llig Hen to a
hush takes up the tune us he
whissles to work.
You've heard the patter of
nimble feet the clink of bottles
in the wire ttay the rattle of
boes. of cans and lee- the gid
dap the wheels -the merry
tune -all mindful of the world
at sleep You'io woiideted
Tiv llig Hen youisolf u Mile
earlier. Set Innv he'll hum; J on
thectvam of the day rich inort.
ing Iioiiis that start vmt right
ami stretch mil till night with
tniliUti'N aph'iit v Im eery task
Ami .Mm .1 talic up h - tune and
smile through the day.
J. C. Mitchell
Jeweler & Optometrist
We aie in I ne market for PKJ to 125
pounds shouts at market price deliver
ed at Set urn Plant. Will puv for de
livery to plant. C. II. Miner deruni
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A. L. lluiton, the piano doctor, of
Franklin, will be in Ked Cloud the
ne.t few days on his regular semi
annual trip. Unlets for tuning left
with the Amuck, Hattley or LeKoy
stores will reach him. Xo extra
charges lor country service.
Satuiday altornoou, at. one o'clock,
at tho Inavale Stock Yards, It. S
Fogg w'll sell at Public Auction in
head of cattle cotisistingof I cows, h
heifers, 7 steers, yearling bulls and
1'J spring calves, If you uro looking
for good cattle you should attend this
sale. Fred Kolb will be tho Auction
eer mid of course (leo. Morrow will be
Clerk.
Raymond Koontz accompanied by
Jim Gilbert arrived home Monday
evening from Freeport, Illinois, with
the new Fold hem so which K. W
Koont. purchased. All of our citizens
who have been driving Ford ears dur
ing their stay upon tills eaith will
now have a chance of being taken to
their last resting place in a Ford
hcaisc.
City Council Holds Meeting
Ma) or Damerell called the Coun
cil together in regnlur HCRninn last night
member Koontz, Hamilton, SuladiMi and
SU'Vciih being present.
The minuted of meeting of September
5th read and approved and report of S.
It. Floritnce read and placed on li'e.
Bond of Hlkhorn Construction Com
puny to rover contract on sewerage
presented and accepted etil ject to ap
proval of Grant & Fulton.
Ui.nd of M S Gnrhir as electrician
and that of Ed ilanaen as plumber, each
in the sum of $300 prcHented and mine
accepted.
Motion made and carried Unit pcrmis
nion he asked of County CormiiiiHomrH
to (.xtciul newer down tho faction line
between sections 1 and 2, Township 1,
itingell.
City Engineer's entimate wiu prctcnt
u U3 In cunt of wnllc on ninth Hide of
Loffll3andll, Illoclc 22 Ked C oud.
Council instructed City Cleik to pio
ceed to advertise for hidrt to roiiatrurl
the walk miHOUth nidnof Lot 1.1 and on
cst end of Lotn 1!! Htid 11. Klock 22
It d Cloud, Mary H. Parker, owner.
Council also instructed Citv Clerk to
file with County Clerk a pprcinl tux n
ktnlr.st Annex No. 12 for $1 fj'l and Lotf
land 2, Hlock 25, It. C. 1.00
The following gentlemen were ap
proved by the Council to serve as judgor
ind clerhii at the election:
Judges, 1st Ward-S. H. Hogart. C.
A, Ilryatit and F.'TL Hcndereon.
Judgcp, 2nd Wurd-W. C. Gi'lium nnd
Uurnl llurden.
Clerks. 1st Ward-S. A. Finchor, II.
C. W Olfc and L Sherman.
Clerk-, 2nd Ward-W. G. Warren
ind It. Jl. Kummer.
Alter allowing the following claims
Council adjourned to meet October 18 h
nt 10 o.cluck:
(iuy Zeigler SI 10 oil
W. A. ratten S Oil
Harry HulVer 75 00
S. It. Floiaiiee 102 01
O. C. Teel r.:i 0.1
V F. MeKeiglian 10 Hit
MaverCoal Co 17147
McA lister Fuel Co (.1110
l II. Honor 0,"i 00
Geo. W. Trilio .... li 10
Sam Lindsov I 10
Grant it Fulton 12r. On
21 .10
Ktnltlt .V MeKiihmov .' 00
James Mclntosl li to
Frank Clanson JO 00
C II. Jackson hftl
C. F. MoKelghati 0 00
Fied Eddy 2'.' (X)
Vein Henderson 0 00
M. M. McConkey 20)0
W. D. Kdson 8 00
C. A. liryunt :tO 00
K H. Ki umner r. 00
C. F. Hvans l."j CO
Editors Will Meet Monday
The Kepublioan Valley IMltorial As
relation willtneot in tho city Monday.
The following program will bo carried
out'
10.00 (all to order.
Aililri sk ol V(,'I( oinc Mil) or Dnincrill
Ittspousu I'llnt 10, MoluiLi,
llolhroot, (IIiki rirr
10:10 AilclrtKs "llui Hour Cost In rountry
(illli'(K"-John II. Ilarton, Hardy Hirahl
11,'JO Aildrtss "(iotllm: (Jnlo a lliislnihs
llahlh". . ...- J. W. Haiiimoiiil
. . i'auilirldi:u( larlou
CJ.oo djourunieut lor Dinner.
1:00 AddrcKS ... 'Milifwrlnllou llulldliiK"
II, Vauuliuu (Inldo Itock SiIkiiiiI,
1.V) Address' Miffi' lliuliit'hKfor iiniiitry
NevHian " ('lark I'crkliiH, I'rm.
Ni'br. I'rths ,Yni, Aurora llcpnlillcnn
2.10 AdilrikS -I In Iowa I'I.iii" . I).
Scott. Jscc") Nilir. I'resH Ahs'n. Hdunr
Wil) lluiiliiifMheisloil I'lirtlnn ot OIIUith.
IMU Ailjiiiirniiicut. Auto Hide About city.
11:00 ll.iiniiui hy Itnl Cloud Cluunlxr
M of Cuiiinicrce
Just ,
ifr7VJm?rafe-
adver- SA1:
tised HlllPli'::
i WPjl
Wo have them - cnll nt onco
Free crochet
instructions
for users of Klostor Croohot and
Embroidery Cottons. Soo our
now dock of boautifiil nhndca and
permanent white- Klo3ter Crochet and
Fvnhro.dory Cottons. Ask for froo H-
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The Miner Bros. Co.
General Merchant
Rod C
loud
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Mi and Mis F.in.st Hans. ,,f ,
tiM are in the dtv vislMiis' ndatives
and fneti'ls-.
I A 111 1 1 Willi,. lm mi. i i u i ,,.,.
"' . .-,v it,iiii-
man and sons, of Kosemotit, weie in
Iho city, Monday.
If you want to sell or trade ,our
it'al estate call on ('. A.Sclililt.. hide
puideiit phone 2()S
Miss Hthel Waller of Cowles spent
Sunday in the city with the Misses
Mable and Alice H.iiloy.
Mr nnd Mis. Fred Coibett went to
Omaha, Wednesday, to spend a few
days at the Ak-.Sar-Heu.
Mrs. Morton .Smith teturncd home
Saturday from Superior and Nelson
where she visited relatives.
Mr. and Mis. Andy Hart, of .Leban
on, were in the city Tuesday evening
attending the Lewis Stock Co., show.
Mr. and Mrs. ('. II. .Steward and
son, James, are in Kansas City, at
tending the live stock show this week.
Mrs. 1'. A Wiillbrandt and Jdaugh
ter, Mlss'tiertiude, went to Lincoln,
Monday, to spend a few days with
relatives,
II. A. Letson, of the Minor Urns.
Co., was In Republican City, Wednes
day, and from thero he went to Mc
Donald, Kansas.
Mesdaiues Lucy Stonebteaker and
II. A. Letson went to Hastings, Mon
day, to attend a convention of Woman's
Federation clubs.
Mrs. F. W. Cowdi'ii wont to St. Joe,
Friday, to spend a few days with her
daughter, Miss Allison, who is attend
ing college at that city.
Hiincst Home .Sumter
The Hpiseopal liiilhl will serve their
Annual Harvest Home Supper at the
Damerell home, October 12th, from 1
to Up m. I'rieo .'"hi. Public invited
New Coats that typify a rare art
coals that you will want lo see because of their genleel
elegance, distinctive individuality and surpassing value
? ' ft
OepnUbtl5lntlI.B!e!09,
We want you to sec these handsome new models. Only by seeing them, trying them on
and examining them, can you fully apbreciatc their excellence.
These Coats typify the rare art of combining smart, fashion
able beauty with genuine quality at a reasonable cost.
THE MINER BROS. CO.
Red Cloqd v
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Be Careful who sells von votir
ouit or Overcoat tins ra
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Buy it of the People in whom You Trust! :
J Tho cotmlty is over rim with cheap imilat- !
ion fabrics and poor dyes. J We have been :'
honestly representing Clothing for eighteen "j
years and stand ready today to continue this '
policy, i We will not misrepresent a Suit or :
Oveivoat in order to make a sale. j Our !
store is full of good honesl merchandise and '.
the prices are no higher than usual. $
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Wc ore now showing Kuppcnhcimcr nnd Cloth Craft 1
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Fall Suit or Overcoat :
$10 to $25 I
Pure Blue Serges $13.50 to $25 j:
Let Us Serve You This Fall. jj
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The Cowden-Kaley Clothing Co. jj
"ALWAYS RELIABLE" ji
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t lark Crow spent Sunday in (Sniilo
Iloclc witli relatives.
Harry Kegoster and family returned
home from Chester, Sunday.
Chas. Coleman went to Lincoln,
Monday, to spend u few days.
Don't forgot that Albright's Cash
.Store saves you money. Investigate!
M. A. Moicer is in Omaha this week
playing with a baud at the Ah-Har-Hen.
Miss F.vii Foster returned home
from Hill City, Kaiihas, the last of
weelc. t
The last of thuccl, u baby girl
arrived at tho Dr. llobt. Mitchell
home.
Miss Mablo Ilucltles departed Satur
day for Hotter to take up her school
duties.
The Misses Ivu and Until Fatten
spent the weekend in Itiveitou with
fi lends.
Mrs. Koy Zlut. and two sons, of Mo
Cook, spent Saturday in tlio city with
relatives.
Smart new models Wooltex coats
with all their well-known superiority.
Moderate in price? Yes decidedly.
ONE of these new and beautiful
models is pictured here. But
words and pictures cannoftell the
story of their beauty and attractiveness.
Why do we speak so strongly of them?
They are wril models with all the at
tractiveness of newest fashion ideas,
and all the thru and thru goodness
of Wooltex designing and making.
In these coals arc combined the latest tendencies o'
Paris fashion with the superb fitting lines, dependable
fabrics and tailoring excellence that characterize all
Wooltex tailored Garments.
GENERAL MERCHANTS
Store That Sells Wooltex
Coats and Suits
A Mighty Safe Place To Trade
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Thn mi KC AT HOME EXPECT YOU
ine ruira TO TELLi .EM ALL about
OMAHA'S Fi crrxrr7 visit
, CENTRE," THE 5J?XffCf it
! Exhilarating Burlesque; Vaudeville
I llifi ltir Flllid wits rnllr Oldi, FurmjCloini, 8(llit
Iqulom, Brilliant Settle Itilronmitt
, LADIES' DIME MATINEE EVERY WEEKDAY
i Everybody Goeat Ash Anybody
. IIWMI THE 1108111 MO 111! IHOHWtlT OF CHICKS
Al licer.s spent Monday In Hastings.
I ('has. HutVor was in Ulue Hill, Mon
day.
Fred Slaby spent Saturday in Ina
vale. lid Hurr of (iiildo Itoek was in town
Tuesday. .
Dennis McCartney spent, Su nday in
Orleans,
Chas. Woods went to Grand Island,
Monday.
lleorgo Corner was in llluo Hill,
Satuiday.'
II. I''. Ferry was a passenger to Hast
ings Monday.
Uoy Hattley, undertaker atilo hearse
in connection.
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