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AS TOLD TO US
Registration of Women, September 20
Lew Etherton was In Lebanon Suu
clay.
E. E. Burr was up from Guide Rock
Saturday.
Louie Parsonu weut to Superior
Tuesday.
Alzft Creps of Guide Rock was lu the
city Saturday. i
Roxio Weaver was a passenger to
Hastings Tuesday.
Seo Clara Kimball Young at tlio
Orphcum touight.
Wm. Barnes loft Suuday for his fu
ture home in Tennos,ec.
Erving Cummings went down to
Guide lloek Monday morning ,
Vernon Sabjors of Alma was iu tlio j
city Monday on legal business. i
Mrs. Chas. Wclsz returned to hort
home at Chicago Saturday morning. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Klpp of Hastings
were iu tho city the last of tho week
Bert Garber of Superior, spent Sun
day evening in this city with Ids pa
rents. Ilornco Brown left Sunday evening
for a vi6it with his sister at Holyokc,
Colorado.
Harry Uoyco loft Wednesday mom
ing for a visit with rolutlves at Taylor
Tillc, Illinois.
Con Burr of MeCook, visited friends
here Suuday. Con is making good in
the machine shops there.
Rev. Bcebc went to Alma Monday
evening being called there by the ser
ious illness of his mother.
Bruce Robinson of Hastiugs, spent
Sunday in this city with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Terrel returned
to their homo ut Llueolu Wednesday
after a visit with relatives hero.
J. L. Becbo returned homo Saturday
morning from Alma, where ho was
called by tho illness of his mother.
Chas. Kaley is the proud possessor of
a new Dodgo runabout which ho pur
chased of the Red Cloud Auto Co.
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fountain Pen
Sold by Cotting, the Druggist
Some lighting
fads vou want
io know about i
right now !
Your dollar today buys
less bread, less meat,
less clothes than ever
before, but your elec
tric dollar buys MORE.
And you can make it
buy still mors by using
Edison
Mazda Lamps
For MAZDA Lamps pivo
three times as much light
as carbon lamps without
increasing tho amount of
current used.
Complete line carried in &ock
at all times at right prices
For wiring and anythings
in the electrical line", see
V STEVENS
Plumbing Heating Electrical Work
Miss Nelllo Francis spent Sunday
with her parents at Cowles.
Miss Opal Egglcston ofj Rlverton
spent Sunday with relatives here.
For trade: New S350 piano on a
good automobile. Box 506, Hed Cloud
Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Regestor arc the
parents of a baby girl, born Tuesday.
V. E. Woodworth, city superinten
dent, spent Sunday with his parents at
ICenesaw.
Fred Uorbott, Chas Mountford find
Lloyd Fitzgerald went to Kansas City
Monday morning.
Tracy Drullncr left Monday morn
ing for Lincoln, where ho will attend
sohool tho coming year.
.Toe Jackson spent Friday In Guide
Rock.
Father Flt7gcrald spent Sunday at
Superior.
, Mr.'tnnd Mrs. (irnut Green spent
Sunday in Superior.
t Mis. Lydia Hoffman spent Tuesday
with friends af Blue 11111.
Oood mealsgood serflce moderato
prices Powell fc Pope's cafe.
Try one of t hoo combination lunches.
They fill they bill at the Olympia.
1 Mrs. McClure and son, Raymond loft
Tuesday for their future home at Lin
coln. '
Miss Edytho Ilerrlclc, who Is attend
ing college In Hasting'., 'spent Sunday
with her parents here.
Roy Hasslnger spout Monday In
Hastings.), He was accompanied home
by his sister Mis,. Chas. Hill.
Mis. Al. DecUer lctb Monday morn
ing for Osceola, Iowa, upon receipt of
word that her uncle was very sick.
L. A. Graves of Grand Island spent
Tuesday evening with fi lends lu this
city. x
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bailey returned
home the last of the week ftom Excel
sior Springs, Missouri.
Miss Florence Johnston left tho last
of theweek for Seneca, where who will
teach school tills winter.
MIsfiJMuriol Fisher returned homo
Sunday evening from a visit with rela
tives and friends at Superior.
Ei vlng Cummings returned to Leb
anon, Kansas, Wednesday. His family
will spend tho winter hero.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Frolinenof .Toilet,
111 , were visiting her sister, Mrs. J. A.
Bradford the last of the week.
Joseph Kublek Sr., and son, Joseph,
of Idftinn, Kansas, were visiting rela
tives here the last of the week.
Mrs. Oliver Powell went to Hasting
Wednesday morning to viblt her
brother, Bruce Robinson and wife.
H&ward Christy, who had been visit
ing at the John Aubushon homo, l e
turned to his home at Kausas City
Friday.
I have some private money to lorn
on city property, also can furnish jcu
low rates on farm loans. li. Y.
Stewart.
Tk Bill If CAT HOME EXPECT YpU
The FOLK&to TELL 'EM ALL ABOUT
-OMAHA'S fun t&rtitzt2 VI.5!T
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Exhilarating Burlesque; Vaudeville
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LADIES' DIME MATINEE EVERY WEEKDAY
Everybody Goes; Ask Anybody
M.WATS THE BIG6EST MO BEIT SHOW KEtl Of CHICItO
Cowdcn-Kalcy Clothing Co.
Tito Clothcraft Storo In This Town
When You Finally Decide
the Old Suit's Worn Out
Did you buy a Clothcraft Suit or Overcoat last Fall? Then you
know by this time the truth of the assertion that Clothcrdftjs long
wearing and packed with satisfaction. When you finally
decide your old suit is past further usefulness you'll be in for
another of the same kind. But why wait? 'Wouldn't it be better
to get another now before further advance in price and have
a spare suit for special wear?
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Cowden-Kaley Clothing Co.
"Always Reliable"
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A Limited Quantity of Beautiful New
Crepe-de-chine and Georgette Blouses
Bought Advantageously to be Sold Advantageously
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Here's an opportunity for real substantial
savings on these beautiful new Blouses
We bought them for far less than the prevailing price and in accordance with
our fixed policy we'll sell them for less. t ,,,,. ;
Months ago before present day prices the silks were bought, months ago' our order was placed
just a few days ago the styles were designed, and here they are.
These matchless values again evidence the pre-eminence of our Blouse values and demonstrate
most convincingly how our partons benefit from our co-operation with the makers.
No. 3003 Mailo of boautlf ul quality of Crepo-. No. 4207
do-chino. Two pockets give some
what of a military ofrect. Collar
convertible. Front liberally and
elegantly trimmed with hem
stltohiug. Fine tucks on shoulder
for fullness Price $4.00
No. 3004 Attractive semi-tailored modol No. 4208
made of excellent Crope-de-ehine.
Collur can bo worn cither high or
low. Refinement Rained through
the unsparing use of hemstitching.
Pretty turn-back cuffs. Dainty
gathering nt shoulder adds at
tractiveness Price $4.00
Stunning model of very lino
Georgette. Exquisitely em
broidered on front. Largo collar
outlined with soft rufllo and horn
stitching; rulllo extending down
front. All scams homstitohed.
Distinctive cuffs. Price $4.00
Made of soft filmy Ueorgotto of
an oxcollont quality. Charming
ly slinplo und unusually appeal
ing. Fino cross tuoklng trims
front, with tucking to match on
largo collar nnd cull's. Tiny poarl
buttons for fastoulng. Price $0.00
Just a Limited Quantity to be sold at these Prices and
More of the Same Styles will be Obtainable
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Wiithmore Waists
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Powell & Pope-good things to eat.
Geo. Harris auiocd to Lebanon Sunday.
Clnilcs Ireland spent Sunday at M.
Clolr.
A. H. Iloirman spent Wednesday jn
Uluo Hill.
diet Sheeley left Monday morning
for Hasting.
Fred Kculm spcut Tuesday with ills
fatlior neur Ayr.
Fred Fuller came down from Cowles
Monday morning.
Tom McMuran 9pout Sunday with
hib parents at Oxford.
H. A. Letson made u business trip to
Kansas City Friday.
Eyos tested, glasses Uttod. J. C.
Mitchell, the Jeweler.
D. P. Smith of .MeCook, wus in tho
city on business Sunday.
Horry Waller and son, Harold, wore
down from Cowleb Saturday.
II. J. Amack of Wheeler, Kansas,
spent tho weekend In this city.
Try one of our malted milks they
have n reputation. The Olympia.
Mrs. John Fox and son, Follot, spent
tho first or the week in Hastiugs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Uollior loft Tues
day morulug for a visit at Chicago,
Get a cup of that delicious hotchooo-
lutc at the Olympia Luncheonette.
Attorney L. Hunt of Alma was at
tending to legal business horo Monday.
Earl Wilmot returned from au ex
tended visit in Lincoln Sunday even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. T. K. MoArthur and
Mrs. S. M. Uarl were in Itiverton Sun-day.
Mr. nucf Mrs. II. M. Waller and fam
ily nnd Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Waller of
Cowles spent Sunday at tho J. H.
Ualley home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Leslie Prior returned
to tholr home at Kearney Wednesday
after a visit at tho home of her sister,
Mrs. Dert Morhart.
Simeon Huffor, who has been work
ing in the muchlne shops at Cheyonne,
Wyoming, Is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank 1 1 it if or.
Matinee for women only. "Tho
Social Key" Orpheum Theatre, Wed
nesday, Oct. 3, at !) p in. Free tickets
at F. O. Turnuro & Sou's.
George Iluirer of Hastings and Wal
ter Iluiier of St. Josoph, Missouri,
spent tho woek end in this city with
tholr uncle, Siiorlll' Huffor and family.
Mrs. S. M. Carl returned to her homo
at Long island, Kansas, Wednesday
morning, after a visit at tho home of
her brother, J.A.McArthurond family.
Essanoy Special Foature, "Tho Social
Key" matinee for women only, at Or
pheum Theatre, Wednosduy, Oct. !J, at
li p. in. Free tickets nt F. (J. Turnuro
& Sou
"Wautod A good, steady, gontlo
manly sitU'htnan to handle n Ward's
wagon iu Webster County. No exper
ience needed. For full particulars
write promptly to Dr. Ward's Medical
Company, Winona, Minnesota, E&tab
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Do You Really Know that
Warmer's proof Corsets
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are Actually Rust Proof?
Have you tested than to prove this?
Wc wish you would then you would
know what we really mean when we
say "guaranteed rust proof."
It is not enough for a corset
to shape well it must i
wear equally as well as it
shapes. Every day it must
prove its virtue through
shaping comfortably, wear
ing without splitting, with
out breaking or rusting in
these "piping hot" days
that test even the best
corsets.
You Can Depend
Upon Your Warner s!
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Mrs. Barbara Phares
Aaent for Warner Brofc. Corsotgr'Butt'qrick Patterns
Powell & Pope
ONE HALF BLOCK NORTH OF STATE BANK
Regular Meals
Short Orders .
and Lunches
ftj.oo J feal
Tickets fif.jo
Cafe
Special atten
tion to orders
for all club
luncheons,
parties, etc.
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Let Us Serve You
Our Job Department is Equipped Handle all Your Orders
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