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.Come to Red Cloud and do your trad
ing. Lew Walters spout Saturday in Hast
ings. Horace Brown spent Thursday in
Hastings.
John Coploy was down from Iuuvale,
Saturday.
Buy your Christmas seals of the I.
K. 0. socioty.
Roy Snttlev, undertaker-auto hearse
in connection.
Ed Burr was up from Guide Rock,
Saturday owning.
Mr. and Mrs. Boy Oatman spnt
Thursday in Hastings.
Ed. Crary of Guide Book spent
Thanksgiving in the city.
J. B. Hillcrs and daughter, Luclle,
were in Hastings, Friday.
Jas.. Burden and Curt Gccr were In
Blue Hill, Monday afternoon.
The Red Cloud band is planning lo
give a concert during tho holidays.
Joe Topham, Sr. and sons, Will, Jim
and Joe were in Guide Rock, Saturday.
Fred Blackburn and A. W. Mum
burn of Wilcox were in tbo city Thurs
day.
II. A. Camp returned to his homo at
Burlington, Colorodo, the last of the
week.
Carl McArthur was in Republican
city this week where he wired a gar
J ago for electric lights."
Lew Bohrer of Benkelman speut
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Win. Bohrer.
Mrs. E. A. Creighton spout Thurs
day in Blue Hill with her bister, Mrs..
C. P. Gund and family.
$ Mr. and Mrs. George Corner of Blue
Hill 6pent Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Corner.
Mr. aud Mrs. Chas. Bushee were
down from;iIastings, Thursday, attend
tag the funeral of Mrs. Doyle.
Miss Louise Schumacher returned
from Orleans, Sunday, where she spent
Thanksgiving with her parents.
Miss Nettie Splnger returned to
Riverton, Sunday evening, afterspend-
ing Thanksgiving' with her mother.
s 'Messrs. and' Mesdames Guy Barnes
and George Hall returned home, Friday
mornlujr. from Bt, Pransis, Kansas.
. , Th RnoUl rHrpIn nt the United
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TJ CUUrcn-WlU aiUlU'MllSiF iwhih umim
:-- . ;u adia KtoaaJImtftNMttley's etorey
;,- JDd. ffilBft Hav z !y:lo' l I
r OMHS.liadYffm'kvho' ls"teaching
Hchooronth'-'of 'Jnavatf,'"' spent the
" ""TtfattfcYgtoing Vocation with iter mother
Emll Panicky, Paul P.plnlcky, Eu
J ' ' gene Ryan, Chas. Pltchler,Lalrd Potter
" .' and Raymond Turnure returned to
Lincoln, Sunday.
Miss Flossie MoKimmey, who is
teaching school at Esbon , spent Thanks
giving with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
W. H. MoKimmey.
' Miss Florence Johnston, who Is teach
ingschool near Riverton, spent Thanks
giving in the city with her mother,
Mrs. Clara Johnston.
The Hastings Tribnne says that Mr
- , Cecil Mathews, who lost his position
as deputy revenue collector or this
,i , district?, bao joined the fire department
of that city.
My annual Christmas sale will begin
iThnruflnr. n 14. nt mv home, and
close Saturday, Dec. 16th. In addition
to fancy work, I will have some very
tine cream wblp.-Miss Mollle J. Ferris.
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Bargain
Offerings for
Saturday Only
Bob While Soap, 8 bar for . .25c
Leonax Soap, 8 bats for 25c
Sunny Monday Soap, 6 ban.. 25c
Tgal. Corn Syrup 45c
Kraut, per can 10c
Gallon can Raspberries 40c
Gallon can Gooseberries . . t. .50c t
Gallon can Catsup .,7rc
String Beans, 3 cans for 25c
uned reaches, lbs lor lie
Dried Apricots, 2 lbs (or 25c
Good grade Baking Pwdr, lb. 15c
Good grade Can Corn at . ,A, . 10c '
Agency for
Lowney's Chocolates
Folger's Coffees-Teas '
Christmas Nuts and
Candies are Arriving
Fresh Hastings
BREAD DAILY
N.A.Piatt
Staple 8c Fancy Groceries
Sal-Vet is sold atCottlng's.
L. M. Crablll spent Friday in Hast
ings. E. W. Coplcn is on the sick list this
week.
Leo Detour was up from Ouido Rock,
Thursday.
Mrs. R.JE.Mcllrlde spent Saturday
in Franklin.
Roy Sattloy, undertaker-auto hearse
in.connectiou.
Joe l'avllcek went to Kansas City,
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Rufus Mlksch and son, Amos,
spent Sunday in Guide Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Burr of Guide Rook
spent Thanksgiving in the city.
J. I) Crans roturnod home Friday
evening from Atohison, Kansas.
J. L. Christian spont Thanksgiving
with relatives at Tarkio, Missouri.
Miss Marcelcne Longton of Hastings
spent Thanksgiving in the city with
friends.
Attorney G. N. Hale, of 'Franklin
spent Thanksgiving with friends in
this oity.
Miss Pearl Whito returned homo
from St. Francis, Kansas, the last of
tho week.
SiimNegll of Corker City, Kansas,
spent tho weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Yost.
The December term of District Court
lias been postponed without date by
Judge Dutigan.
Mr. nud Mrs. Oris Fearn of Hastings
spent Suuday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Fearn.
Messrs. and Mesdames Sid Florancc
and Bernard MoNeny spent Thanks
giving in Hastings. '
' If you want to bell or trade your
real estate call on C. A. Schultz. Indo
pendent phono 2oS.
Miss Jessie Kellogg returned to Wy-
more, Sunday, after speuding Thanks
giving with her father.
John McGuirc Is .driving a new
Studebaker automobile which he pur
chased of Hall & Fulton.
John Barklcy has purchased tbo
creamery building and expects to
build a bungalow out of the same.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kirchner of Ar
mour spent Thanksgiving with her
sister, Mrs. Leland Caldwell and family-
Mr. aud Mrs. Rube Schultz and Miss
Retta McDowell spent Sunday wjth
nir. buu jure, art nuuiunuu aii uimo
Rock. ,.,-t, .,.. I1""
Miss Bertha Dovle returnedto Hardy.
nndav. nftar nnnnritn? ThanksaiviniT
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wltbJieripaWnts,'' !HK and Mrtu iJas:
Doyle: ' ' '- ' - Tl" -
Miss Mamie Reiner returned to Lin
coln, Sunday, after spendlogtiThanks
giving with her,parents, Mr. and' 'Mrs.
Ed Reiher,.- , e a , .
Wecsner & Koohtz shipped two cars
of hogs and Delaney Bros., one car of
hogs and one car of cattle to Kansas
City, Sunday.
Miss Fay Tcel, who is attending the
state university at Lincoln spent
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. O. 0. Teel.
Howard Yost, Verlin Taylor and
Robert Reiher returned to Lincoln,
Sunday morning, to resume their stud
ies at the state university.
Mrs. L. Diamond, after visiting with
her son, T. J. Diamond and family for
several weeks, departed Monday for
her home at Toronto, Canada.
If you want to buy a suitable ChrlBt-
mas present call and see my line of
pocket books, ladles' band bags, grips,
suit cases and trunks. Joe Fogel.
Howard Yost, Will Storey, Verlin
Taylor, Eugene Ryan and Charles
Shercr were home from Lincoln to
spent Thauksiving with their folks.
Wc are in ttie-markot for 100 to 125
pounds Shoats at market price deliver
ed at Serum Plant. Will pay for de
livery to plant. C. H. Miner Serum
Co
Myitle MeConkcy returned to Lin
colu, Friday, where she is receiving
treatment. Her mother, Mrs. Mark
McConkey, accompanied her' to Hastings-Mrs.
Chas. Weisz returnod to her
home at Chicago,"Friday, after spoud
ing several days with her sisters, Mes
dames W. A. Sherwood aud E. A.
Creighton. -
Dr. Warrick, tho specialist, wilmeet
eye, ear, nose aud throat patients and.
those needing glasses properly fitted at
Dr. Damcrelrs otllce, W o a n c s l u y,
Dec. 20. Jlours I to 5 only.
It is rumored that there was a -big
"crap" game in the city Saturday night
and that tho aforesaid game broke up
in a fight at wliflli time chairs were
used and two of tho participants are
wearing black eyes.
The Orpheum has secured the fol
lowing great attractions: Charlie
Cbapliu in "The Vagabond," Saturday,
Dec, Oth.; Mary Pickford in "Loss
Then tho Dust," Friday, Dec. 15th, and
"Eternal City," Saturday, Deo. 33rd.
Farm Leans ,
I havo tho cheapest rates and best
option in the state, with several plans
to choose from. Sole agent for Tre-
vett, MattU & Baker. J.' II. Bailky.
Earl Hall was in Hastings, Monday.
Roy Rust spent Friday It Hastings.
Harry Regester was in Hastings, Fri
day.
Mrs. O. C. Cox spent Saturday In
Cowles.
Fred Arnold was down from Inavalo',
Tuesday.
Beach Roberthon was In Franklin,
Saturday.
Father Fitzgerald spent Mouday In
Hastings.
Miss Minnie Christian spent Friday
in Hastlugs.
Miss Margaret Kellet speut Monday
in Hastings.
Jas! Hubatka of Bladeu was in the
oity,vTuesday.
Everett Bean wbs down from Ina
vale, Tuesday.
Attorney L. H. Blaokledge was in
Blue Hill, Monday.
E. S. Garber and Curt Geer wero in
Guide Rock, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell spent
Monday In Hastings.
Mrs. James Jennings of Guide
Rook, was iu tho city, Tuesday.
Prnf. 1 M. Whitehead snent the
lust of the week in Gothenburg.
Roy Stevens and Curtis Friday
spent Thursday in Smith Center.
Mr. Dnfr of Kansas City, and C. A.
Schultz wore in Superior, Tuesday.
Mr. Jand Mrs. Andrew Schultz of
Guide Rock, wore iu tho city, Tuesday.
Misses Opal Egglcston and Nettie
Clow went to Riverton, Sunday evi'ii
lug.
Harry Morauvllle and Sam Jones
have loft on a horso trading expedition.
Mr and Mrs. A. W. Rubt of Bladen
spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs: L.
H. Rust.
RoySattley, the popular ftfrnlture
dealer, i3 now driving a new Dodge
roadster.
R. P. Weesncr was in St. Joe and
Kansas City on business the first of
the week.
Col. J. H. Elllnger retusned.home,
the first of the week from Ecklcy,
Colorado.
Albert Cecil of Lincoln was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Thomas,
Thursday. .
Alh.,1 Vtafc nnri fnmUv of HcSteb.1
Kansfeentj'lSutiday with Mr'.-;i5d
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FROM THE ASHES
By HELEN NEAL.
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"And that's Just what I can't undor
Btand, Maudo. Sho hnB told mo that
sho loved mo. Sho promised mo, 'I'll
not trlflo, Carey; I'll bo as trno aB steel
to you.' And tho vory noxt night aho
wont to a dinner danco with that sales
man." Sho listened patiently. Poor Caroyl
Maudo was eight months hlB Junior,
but sho felt eight years oldor.
Carey was In lovo with a girl, a
pretty, foolish little thing, all eyes,
hair and pink cheeks, who had abrupt
ly discarded him for a person of mani
cured nails, massaged cheeks, tailor
made' clothing and perfume.
And Maude? Maudo was tho solaco.
"Never mind, Carey," sho said at
tho end of his latest outburst. "Never
worry, my friend, tlmo will tell which
Is tho bettor man and Laura will seo
It."
There was ono thing about Maude
sho always knew how to say tho right
thing at tho right time. That's why
Carey came to boo hor in hie trouble.
And Maudo loved Carey. Sho hated
horself for it. Sho know sho was only
something comfortablo to him, llko an
old Bhoo or a warm dressing gown on
a cold morning. Sho know eho ought
not to listen to his troubles, but should
tell him plainly that sho would bo no
man'B confessor. But, thon, Caroy
would stop coming, and tho thought of
not seeing him loft such a stab In
her heart that sho let thlngB go on
and despised her weakness.
When Carey said good-by that night
ho placed a light hand on either of
Maudo's shoulders. "You'ro a real pal,
Maudo, the best pal a fellow over had.
I don't boo how bouio women can bo
euch angola and others such dovllB.
And when tho door closed after him
Maudo leaned up against tho wall a
moment with closed eyes. "How dlf-i
foront would havo been his parting
from' .her," eho thought, "a hungry'
clasp, a klsB, a look deep in the eyeB."
When tho Country club danco came
off, of courBO, Carey took Maude. Sho.
wan not without a certain prettlneas
herself, this llttlo lady of much.wls;
dom. She felt that tonight would be,
a sort of test, for Laura would "be
there, and excitement lent color to
her 'cheeks and sbarkle to her1 eyes
that made her wonderfully attractive.
, Lanra wai.there, all cnrfajptl frtrol
and'fui;, I?t;btfiaxtiwa, toftc.
laughter, ,W&eW 1 f$
Buy Christmas
Presents Now
Buy Mens Presents
at a MAMS STORE
Our Line of Holiday
Wearables are now
on Display.
Most Beautiful
we have ever shown
Gowden-Kaley Clothing Co.
"ALWAYS RELIABLE"
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r.rAv. 'in whose eyes tragedy 'sank1
"s. jobtt wnunz, oi uaice -- -;- -vv-.W M the venlnK ware
thVtf6Mf Of 'MriA AS, r-zrTOa-vc- -Mft1f- &:iLflk.
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SsMrtUnebday. . , j , l but,,44clng Veft,.hlm:nleaty of tlfce
'"Read the, new serial Btorv Tf."e "for thought, for she was OM.qt thcM
h1.-..u-n..Ai,ui, n. f,'Phio A .nrtV that float. by lour side. He
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issue oicno voter. ? .llO i""""" .. -- -- ,
Miss Mattle Able of .McCooU, 6pnt' v !'. - -- -.fa w mrn.
Thonlraototncr tri tho ' nttv with her . . . -j iv. .
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mother,. Mrs. Mary Abel
Clark Stevens retnrned home Thurs
day from Smith Center where be had
been visiting bis son, Bert Stevens.
Be' sure to sec tho beautiful and
complete line of Christmas neckties at
the Hamilton-Cather Clothing store.
Miss Josephine Richards returned
toTezumseh, Sunday, after sponftitig'
Thanksgiving with her 'sister, Mrs;
H. C. Letson.
Mr. and Mrs. S. . C. Ellis and her
daughter. Miss Helen Lemon, retnrnH
ed home Friday evening from Des
Moines, Iowa.
Miss Anna Jernburg returned home
from Hastings, Monday evening,"
where she had been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Roy Robinson.
Miss Margaret Fogle, who is teach
ing school near Campbell, spent
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Fogle.
Why not buy a bath robe for one of
your Christmas presents the prices
range from S:i.s0to 80. Hamilton
Cather Clothing Co.
Miss Marybello Hassinger, who is
teaching bchool near Hastings, spent
Thanksiriving in tho city with her
mother, Mrs. Hassinger. ,
Mrs. Bertha Saladen and mother
Mrs. Hcskott cumo in Wednesday
evening from Bellvillc, Kansas, where
tho former had been visiting.
Miss Coitman returned to Platts.
mouth, Sunday, nfter spending
Thanksgiving with Miss Peterson, one
of the instructors in the high school,
Miss Mario Hollistor, who Is teach
ing domestic scienco in tlio Ketu'Hinv
High School, spent Thanksgiving with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. G. II. Hol
listor. "
Just received the latest in leather
goods for Christmas presents. Call
and see my lino of grips, pocket bookc,
suit cases, trunks and ladles' baud
bags Jpe Fogel.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Topham Sr., Mr
and Mrs. Will Topham, Mr. and Mrs.
Tim Topham aud family, Mr. and Mrs.
A. J, Topham spent Thursday with
Floyd MeCall near Inavalo.
The look In Carey's eyes and the tur
moll of hor own heart made tne su
uatlon unbearable for the girl and at
last she' suggested that they go homo.
It seemed to Maude that lr Carey
should ever mention Laura Stacy's
name she would do something des
perate. They wero silent until they
reached Maude's door. Then Carey
Mid. dAnnondentlv: "Did you see her?
'She never 'once thought ot me."
, Then something took possession of
Maude.- "Stop!" she commanded.
"Not another word I What do you
think I tmV It seemed to her as
if her voice rose to a shriek. "I've
stood your silly patter about that
odious little cat, Laura Stacy, as long
as I'm going to. , I've listened to the
rehearsal ot your tale of woe till I'm
sick. I'll be no man's vicarious sweet
heart, and, as for you, I never want to
see your race again, xoure a urn,
selfish brute who .has been hurt and
wants stroking, but with never a
thought ot the pain and humiliation
you could Inflict. Good night."
t Sho turned and loft him, and with
her head high walked Into tho house
and to her room, whero Bho throw
herself on the lied In an agony of re
morse. How could she havo been. bo
unladylike aB to forgot herself? How
sho must havo hurt him! Sho must
havo rovealed hor feelings' for him.
oh. tho thoucht was unbearable!
Sho felt that sho could mot enduro tho
air In her room any lorjger. It was
hot and stifling. Sho changed hor
frock for something less fragile and
crept forth into tho garden. How soft
and Bweot nature seemed at this quiet
hour! If her own soul wore only equal
ly at peace!
How long Bho paced back and forth
In that garden Bho did not know.
Somewhere a clock chimed; was It
two or threo? Sho decided to go In.
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The Druggist
Mrs. Alta Hammond, was down from
Alma, Tuesday, attending the funeral
of Dr. T. A. Jones.
On Tuesday, Judge Ranney Issued a
marriage license to Mr. Charles Elben,
of Orleans, ahtf Miss Marjory Camp
bell of Holbrook.
Edward E. Jones, of Spokane, Wash
ington, and Miss Gladys Jones, ot
Huntley, were in the city Tuesday at
tending the funeral of their father, Dr.
T. A. Jones.
The A. O. U. W. lodge will hold a
an extra session of of the Oraud Lodge
at Omaha on January 3, 1017. The
purpose of this meeting will be to
raise present rates which are inade
quate on account of tho large increase
in death looses.
Karl L. Spence, the popular editor
of the Franklin County News, has
purchasod the Franklin Progress and
hab consolidated the same with the
News. Karl expects to buy a linotype
machine and print,an eight page jiap
or in the future.
On Thursday nfternoon, before a
largo crowd, tho Red Cloud High
School foot ball team defeated the
Frauklln High School team In a one
sided game by a score ofC to 0, The
Red Cloud band furnished the music
for'the occassion.
Mary Pickford hits left tho Para-
mount Film Co., aud has started to
The officers and members of Red
Cloud Degree of Honor No. 03 de
sires in this manner to thank the par
ticipants in tho play, ,lThe Country
Doctor,"' Riven for 'their benefit
on Thursday evening. We certain
ly appreciate your efforts very much.
THANKS. V
Free Shoppiit
Service
I do all kinds of
shopping for out .tof
town people. Absc
lutely no chi
for my services. Write me what,
you want to buy, match, clean or
hayo made. Suggestions gladly
Klvon. Goods delivered to you by
parcel post or express.
Mary Parsons Shopping Service
254 Brandtls Theatre Bldg., Ortatia, Neb.
TUm. KM If AT HOME EXPECT YOU
The rULIva to tell. em all about
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IUIEI IIME MATIIEE EVEBf HEEKIAY
Everybody Oo Ak Anybody
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houso n black something huddled on
tho stone wall that surrounded tho
yard caught her attention. It was n
man. Sho camo nearer.
"What aro you doing hero?" j
"I had to do a whole lot of think
ing some place, llttlo girl," said Caroy
in, a queer, humbled volco, "and this
was Just as good as any. You don't
object, do you7"
"Why, of course not," tremulously.
"Carey, I'm sorry I Bpoko bo angrily
to you. I never supposed that I could
sq forget myself. I don't want you to
think"
"Why what, llttlo woman?"
"Why, why think, you know, that
I I cared what you think of Laura."
"But I want to think It, Maudo. Why
llttlo girl " ,
v Ho caught her. to him with eager
f)tonder'neB8, and bogan to whlBpor a
now tale of lovo into her willing ears.
(Copyright, 1910, by the McClure Nowapa-
per Syndicate.)
making plays of her own. Hor first
nrndiiHtinn "Less Then The Dust." in
tU VI IMIVU. wuu mvw..- w o - - II--
As Bho camo around tho cornorof tho I seven acts, will be shown at tho Orph-
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etiiu, uriuity uvciuiiK, JL-' iutu.i - -iu
This piny has been shown only In tho
lanro rcitles. General ailmission, 10
and 20c. Rcterved 6eat tickets 23c on
sale at Cook's Drug store, Monday.
Mrs. Alice Wilson, wife of Arthur J.
Wilsou, died at their homo in Inavalo
precinot, Tuesday morning, after all
illdoss of several months duration.
Sho was born in Virginia, February 18,
lSBOand wos c6 years, 0 months and
18 days old at the time of her demise.
Tho funeral services were hold Wed
nesday afternoon at tho Dist. 41 school
house, Uev. Hill otllclatlng. Uesldes a
husband, it largo number of relatives
and friends are loft to mourn her death
fa Minna cm, i ii i mn
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Farm Loans
I can make you a farm loon at low
est Interest and best terms to bo had
l. tlm ctuta Pli.iiKn wrtt.n tuft, or call
for me at State Hunk Red Cloud. C F. I
Outlier.
When the
Firemen "Appear
the iniured man's first thought u one of
thankfulness that he u so. How about
your thoughts if a fiitcman should ap
pear at yout home?
The Docy
Before the Fire
is the day to insuie. As that day ir
be'to-morrow for all you can know
do, it fellows that prudence would
Dell vau to stop in our olhce to-day i..u
have us issue you a policy,
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