RED OLOUD, N1BRA8KA, CHIEF
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Try Trading with Us
and see what you will save in a short time
You will unvariably find our prices lower than
elsewhere on the Merchandise we specialize on
FLOWERING BULBS FOR FALL PLANTING
Tulip bulbs 3 for 5c : : Paper White Narcissus bulbs 2 for 5c
Mens hose sup
porters, per pr..
10c
White lawn tea
aprons
25c
Mens, womens and child-
rens half soles
per pair
C
One gallon tin
oil can
10c
Our complete line of fall
Hdkfs now in QC
each, 5c, 10c and Cvv
Willams shaving
soap per cakc.
5c
PINS a very good grade,
every one sharp, 300
count, per pkg .
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CURTAIN GOODS
Scrims, marquis
ettes, etc., yd 10c
25c
UNDERWEAR A good
weight fleece lined union
suits for boys and girls.
2 to 10 years
each
50c
Chamois skins
each
10c
HOSIERY We now have
a complete line of WHIT
LEATHER hosiery for men
women and child- F
rcnatpair I WW
Stickerci trimm
ing braid, per bolt
10c
Curling irons, a
big value at
10c
Snap fasteners all
sizes per do
10c
Rubber Sponges
each
10c
540-25c Store
E. M. Ege
On The Corner
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If. II. Crowd!;
Why don't You buy
the Best Range?
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
Rod Cloud. Nebraska.
P UBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
Entered In tho 1'oRlolIlec nt Kcil Cloud, Neb
ns Second Class MiUU'r-
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MANAIll.R
CHE ONLY DKMOUKAT1C I'Al'KK IN
vi:hhti:ii COUNTY
Farmer's Institute Prizes
The most important part of home equipment is the
cooking range. Look at the range your wife or mother
is using. Ask her if she is perfectly satisfied with it.
Then come and see us. We will show you
The
Walls
Are
3-Ply
TL SOUTH BEND
1 lie MALLEABLE
Range
All-Ways Preferable
TRINE
The
Oven
Is Air-Tight
Your Hard-wareDealer
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MOTHER
(hat boy "down at camp" or possibly
"somewhere on Gie Atlantic" would ap
preciate a "dandy likness of mother" now,
as never before. '
Then, too, "Christmas is coming" and you
can have your Christmas pictures made
from die same negatives and have plenty
of time to get them ready.
STEVENS BROS., of course, is the name
on (he finished work that distinguishes
good pictures from (lie ordinary.
STEVENS BROS.
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The following is u list of tlufprizcs
awarded at the lied Cloud Farmers'
Institute held last week. The firsf
name given after each articlo is the
winner of the first prize and tho sec
ond name is the winner of the second
prize. Whcie only one name is given
there was hut one entry, and the win
ner was therefore awarded theamount
offered as second prize.
Farm Products
Yellow corn Henry Lumbrrcht; O.
Cockrall.
White corn D. B. HuleWh; TI.
Lambiccht.
Itcd corn II. J. Diain; Steward &
Son.
Calico corn II. Lambiccht; James
Jensen.
Any color corn II. Lambiccht.
Collection II. Lambiccht; Steward
& Son.
Pop corn Geo. Schncller.
Wheat-John Peterson; Fiank Bean.
Oats II. H. Crowcll.
Early Ohio potatoes Alex. Bent
Icy ; Willie Hasscr.
Any other variety potatoes C. K.
Bosse; llhyn Birkner.
Sweet potatoes Edward Bcal.
Onions W, A. Maynard; W. A.
Mnvnard.
Tablo Beets Mrs. C. S. Ludlow;
Steward & Son.
Parsnips Sirs. C. S. Ludlow; Win.
Slountford.
Carrots J. O. Butler; Sirs. Chas.
Ludlow.
Slanglo beets J. O. Butler; A. J.
Topham.
Pumpkins Steward & Son; A.
Spires.
Squash Steward & Son; Clarence
Lewis.
Cashaws Steward & Son; Steward
& Son.
Samples of alfalfa Lawrence
Peirce.
Pears Sirs. John Corbctt.
Apples
Crabs Slildred Weber.
T. Sweet Geo. Hcirclbowcr.
Roman stem Sirs. J. B. Wisccarv'r
Snow Sirs. J. B. wisccarvcr
Ben Davis Geo. Hcirclbowcr; Stew
ard & Son.
Jonathan Geo. Iloffclbower; Sirs.
Chas. Ludlow.
Winesap Geo. IIciTclbower; S. R.
uovre.
Black Twig II. Gilham.
Richmond H. Gilham.
Deliciotib Sirs. Chus .Ludlow; II.
Gilham.
Gauo li. Gilham.
Chicago Slarket II. Gilliam.
Late Cooper II. Gilliam.
Grimes Golde
Wm. Wh to.
Arkansas Black Wm. White; Sirs
Chas Ludlow.
Willow Twiir Win. White.
Banana SI is. Ledei brandt.
IMiologiaplien in Your Town
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Quality. Printing at Right Prices at this Office
len SIrs.Chas. Ludlow;
Missouri Pippin S. R. Boycc.
Black lien JJavis-
low.
-Sirs. Chas.. Lud-
York Imperial Goo. IIciTclbower.
Gcnitan Geo. IIciTclbower.
Horses
Class A Draft
Stallion-R. W. Koontz.
Slaro or gelding, 4 yr. or over J.
W. Crow, II. H. Crowell.
Same, a yr or under 4 Steward &
Son, D. Bivcn.
Same, 2 yr. or under 3 II. II. Crow
cll; Clyde Wolfe.
Colt, 1 yr. or under 2 Steward &
Son; Steward & Son.
Colt under 1 yr. II. II. Crowcll,
uyiie woirc.
Marc with colt
Steward & Son.
Lot 2 Roadster
Stallion R. W. Koontz.
Colt, under 1 yr. Noiton Steward;
Leith Stunkaid.
Shetland prfny D. C. Bell; James
Steward.
Farm team F. G. Watson; II. II.
Crowcll.
Team mules Joe Crow; D. C. Bell.
Lot :t
Jack F. Copley; R. W. Koontz.
Slule, 4 and over II. Stunkaid; C.
F. McKcighan.
Slule 8, under 4 II. Slunkard, C. F.
SIcKcighan.
Mule ,2, under 30. E. Ramoy; O.
E. Ramey.
Slule 1, under 2 J. Wisccarvcr.
Slule under 1 yr. II. SIcPartland.
James Doyle.
Sweepstakes Dick Lewis
Cattle
Bull 3 yr. and over E. Johnston;
James Doyle.
Bull 2 and under 3 Steward & Son
Bull 1 yr. and under 2 Steward &
Son.
Bull under 1 yr Steward & Son;
Steward & Son.
Cow 3 yr and over Steward & Son;
C. Johnston.
Cow 2 yr. under 3 Curtis Stew
ard; C. Johnston.
Cow 1 yr. under 2 Steward & Son;
Steward & Son.
Cow under 1 yr. Steward & Son;
Steward & Son.
Bull, any age, beef type Steward
& Son;C. Johnston.
Cow, any ago, beef type Steward
& Son: Steward & Son.
Herd Steward & Son; C. Johnston.
Dairy cow C. G. Green.
Hogs
Poland China
Boar, 2 yr. and over J. SI. Steward
& Son; Steward & Son.
Boar 0 mos, under 1 yr. Steward
& Son; Steward & Son.
Boar under G mos. Steward & Son;
Steward & Son.
Sow 2 yrs. and over Steward &
Son; Steward & Son.
Sow 1 yr. under 2 Steward & Son.
bow b mos. under 1 yr. Meward
& Son.
Sow under G mos. O. Strickland;
Steward & Son.
Sow & litter under 4 mos. Stew
ard & Son; Steward & Son.
Dm-oc Jersey
Boar 1 yr. under 2 C. Johnston;
F. Sutton.
Boar under G mo. C. Johnston; C.
Johnston.
Sow 1 yr, under 2 C. Johnston.
Sow 6 mos. under 1 yr. F. Sutton.
Sweepstakes C. Johnston.
Poultry
Geese, colored Geo. Amack; J. El
lingor. Geese, white J. Ellinger.
Ducks, colored D. B. Hartwell
Ducks, white II. lonham.
Turkey, bronze Sirs. C. B. Steward
R. I. Red J. O. Butler; J. 0. But
ler. Barred Rocks Sirs. Clara Smith;
J. O. Butler.
White Leghorn II. Topham; II.
Topham.
Buff Orphington II Topham; II.
Tonham.
Buff Leghorn T. E. Topham.
Educational Department
Writing, 1st grade Bernard SIc
Farland; Slildred Register.
Writing, 2nd grade Bernard Clut
ter; Chas. Simpson.
Writing, 3rd or4th grade Lucilc
Funk; Hubert Beozley.
Writing. 5th or Gth grade Flay
Fcarn; Aline Hamilton.
Card of writing by any school Red
Cloud; Red Cloud.
Card of crayola work bv any school
Red Cloud; Dist 2G.
Card of charcoal work by any
school Red Cloud; Red Cloud.
Card of pencil drawing Red Cloud;
Dist. 70.
Pencil drawing, fith or Gth grade
Lcmoyno Sutton; Slilton Druliner.
Pencil drawing, 7th or 8th No
name; no name. '
Ink drawing, 7th or 8th No name;
no name.
Card of mechanical drawing Wil
lie Schnciher.
Card of physiology Dist. 2G.
buck printing, 2nd or aid grade
Dist. 6: Dist. 3.
Collection of useful insects Dist.30
Collection of harmful insects Dist.
30.
Woodwork Library table; piano
bench.
Card of arithmetic Red Cloud;
Dist. 41.
Card of geography Dist. 70; Dist.
41.
Slap of Webster county Howard
Frisbie; Edith Cox.
Relief map Dist. 30.
Landscape effects thru paper cut
ting Dist. 41.
Card of language Dist G2; Dist. 3.
Card of composition Dist. 3G; Dist.
18.
Paper on textiles Dist. 18; Slilton
Druliner.
Card of agriculture Dist. 41.
Card of letters with addressed en
velope Dist. 41. ,
Card of beginners' free hand work
Dist. 18; Dist. 70.
Exhibit of sewing Uist. 78; Dist.
3.
Exhibit of posters Dist. G; Dist. G2
Card of nature study Dist. G.
Collection of leaves Dist. 18; Dist.
78.
Collection of seeds Dist. 30.
Collection of woods Dist. 18; Don
ald Cobbs. .
RniTia Disl.G; Dist. 3.
Rug weaving Dist. 18; Dist. G.
Homo project work in corn grow
ing No name.
Ladies Department
Butter Sirs. Geo. Amack; Sirs. A.
Dctph.
Bread, Amboy flour Sirs. A,
Schultz: Sirs. Ed Dickson.
Bread, Rivorton flour Mrs. T. G.
Harwood; Sirs. V. Harwood.
Bread, SleybeAt flour Dora Brink
man; Sirs. T. E. Tonham.
Sweepstakes on bread won by Sirs.
A. Schultz from mboy Hour.
Graham loaf Dora Brlnkman;SIrs.
T. G. Harwood.
Corn bread Dora Brinkman; Sirs.
W. Thomas.
Boston brown bread Sirs. I. II.
Holmes.
(Contluued on rage 8)
DON'T FORGET
M. A. ALBRIGHT
HANDLES A COMPLETE LINE or the
BEST GROCERIES
Try
Chase & Sanborns Coffees
Itens Crackers and Cookies
Batavia Jams and Spices
Sunflower Canned Goods
PEERLESS FLOUR
Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Nuts
COME AND LOOK
af our line of
Staple Dry Goods
Setsnug Underwear
Iron Clad Hosiery
Henderson Corsets
Skating Sets and Caps
Mina Taylor Dresses
Fancy Towel Sets
HBHBB
Cotton Bats
Outings
Ginghams
Percales
Shirtings
Notions
ROCKING
I CHAIRS
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Have just received a large assortment
of ROCKING CHAIRS in all sizes
w
E have some exceptional good
values in Leather Upholstered
Rockers with Automobile Cushions
Quartered Oak
in
also some good patterns
in Wood Seat Chairs in Quartered Oak
a good assortment of Childrens Rockers
ROY SATTLEY
Licensed Embalmer
Furniture Dealer
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Sleepy
Hollow
Gowns
Garments of
Unusual Merit
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Here are garments that will keep you snug and
warm on the coldest winter nights. They are made of
selected flannels, noted for warmth.
But "Sleepy Hollow" Gowns give you more Chan
warmth they give you solid comfort.
There is an abundance of material in the sleeves
ample room in the armholes plenty cf room across the
bust and through the shoulders and just the right length
in the skirt of the gown.
You will never know how different these garments
are until you make comparison then you will seo the
superiority of "Sleepy Hollow" gowns at a glance.
Ask to see them the next time you drop into the
store. $1 to $2 per garment
Mrs. Barbara Phares
Agent for Warner Bros. Corsets : Butterick Patterns
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