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WHITE IVORY
WWfce Ivory goods of every kind
and for any person. The lino em
braces articles both useful and orna
mental and nearly all at old time
! rices. Goods were bought early bo
ore tho ralwjs and tho line ofTcrs
many excellent gift suggestions.
Baby sets. Toilet and manicure sets.
Photograph Frames, Brushea for all
Ipurpoacs, Jewel Boxes, Individual
Toilet and Manicure Pieces; in fact
po comprehensive that we cannot enu
merate them all.
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The most cherished Koopsnko is n
watch. There's an intimacy about a
good watch a personality hallowed
by a thousqnU sacred memories.
But it must be a good watch ono
to last through the years an ever
faithful companion, and our stock is
made up of just Buch watches that
keep time faithfully and accurately
und are treasured more us tho years
pass by.
Watches as gifts for everyone will
bo found here and at tho easiest
prices possible, most of them Belling
nt old time prices.
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FRIEND, SWEETHEART, WIPE
Was the beautiful sentiment chosen
by a well-known young man, to be in
scribed within his fiance's ring.
Friend, sweetheart, wife, combine tho
three or chooBC ono from among them
and wo will show you the ring for
presentation.
An excellent line of seals and init
ial! for the men. Solid, substantial
economical rings for the boys and
girls.
Best quality rings for everybody
all rings of solid gold or silver the
kind that do not wear off.
Christmas comes but once a year
And Christmas now is very near.
The first to buy will get tho best,
Altho' we're sure to suit tho rest,
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THE. NEW EDISON
The "NEW EDISON" is tho ono
Supreme gift for the entire family
affording tho best, most economical
entertainment at all times and for all
ages
Tho only instrument that brings to
you the full, t'ruc, perfect tones of tho
artist. The only instrument that sus
tains actual comparlsop with tho real
singer's voice or the player's instru
ment. '
Prices advance Jan. 1, so buy now
and save the advance, Easy termB if
desired.
CHAINS
A full and complete line of Chains
and Fobs for ladies and gentlemen
now awaits you, at fairest prices, at
our store. Should you wish to remem
ber any with bo useful and appro
priate a gift as a handsome chain or
fob don't fail to come and see our
beautiful designs.
We have an assortment from which
to make a satisfactory selection and
our moderate prices will please you
equally as well as the handsome
styles.
Elegance : Economy
, It isn't necessary to spend a hat
ful of money to give a few Christ
mas Presents. Qur store this Yule
tide is headquarters for a happy
blending of elegance and economy.
Here you will find beautiful re
membrances such as good taste dic
tates. Rare conceptions out of the
ordinary, designs from art workers
in gold and silver, who have left
the impress of a skill that stands
for real merit.
Gifts of gems,' jewelry, cut glass,
watches and novelties. Gifts to be
put to practical use, Gifts for the
home beautiful.
Just look over -the few sugges
tions here shown and remember
these are but a few of the many
items we can show you.
Suppose you come in and look
them over at once. We are pleas
ed to show the goods and assist you
in choosing gifts that are sure to
please. v
E. H. Newhouse
C, B. & Q. R. R. Watch Inspector
JBWBLBR OPTOMETRIST
FOUNTAIN PENS
A Parker Safety Scaled Self Filling
Fountain Pen is the acme of perfec
tion. Tho only pen WITHOUT THE
HOLE IN THE WALL and an artlclo
of daily usefulness for all ages and
occupations.
Ono of these with n supply, of Park
er Ink Tabjcts for the one away 'from
home makes an ideal gift and ono
that lasts for years. '
The line is most complete and in
cludes not only the famous Parker
but also a lino of cheaper, yet service
able pen. .
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Kodaks offer a most appropriate
gift for young or old of either sex,
and stock is as complcto as manu
facturing conditions will allow. There
is both amugemenfc and education in
picture Bis&liig.
ITere is a moat appropriate gift for
the soldier boy as the pictures he
sends tell more than lengthy letters,
and an excellent gift to send home
pictures to the boy at the front.
The line is most comprehensive, the
actual picture taking so easy, and
such a range of prices that it will be
easy to make your selection.
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Toilet, Manicure
i and Sewing Sets
are here In profusion white ivory,
ebony, silver, pearl, in fnfct the assort
ment seems almost cndlteBa and offers
gift suggestions for -toUher sex and all
ages and at prices that aro most
pleasing. You, WlAl bo surprised to
see tho gift possibilities in this line
docket Case's, 'Traveling Cases, Dres
ser Seta and, all articles of practical
use in ad'lrftlon to their ornamental
value.
PINS AND BROOCHES
We have a splendid assortment of
Pins and Brooches for both Ladies'
and Gentlemen's wear. Some of them
are very inexpensive and 'will make
a very pretty Christmas remembrance
at a very small cost and from this
point they grade upward to any
amount you care to pay.
In Scarf Pins, Lace? Pins. Baby Pins,
Brioches and all goods included iu the
line, we make it a point to show the
very latest.
Prices will be found very moderate
and in no case exceeding the actual
value of any article.
SILVERWARE
As always offers many useful and or
namental gifts. The flatware lino in
both solid Sterling and tflntcd is a
most desirable line from which to
TTInTce selections, many articles of uso
and ornament desired and needed in
every houseiisWt
In tho Sterling line aro many single
pieces, inexpensive yet durable, mak
ing gifts that will give pleasure and
bo cherished for years.
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CUT GLASS
Our stock of cut glass must be seen
to be appreciated. We are making a
very handsome and comprehensive
display in this line and hope you will
come to see it. The styles are ex
ccptioaally artistic and the quality
cannot be questioned by say one who
is a judge of first class goods.
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cut glass will make moat acceptable
, gifts for-even the most fastidious and
is a distinct novelty.
The entire line 'affords opportunity
for selecting a gift for most any
woman, young or old, and it is all
most attractively priced.
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Ally. C. T Austin was down from
llhie Hill. Monday.
Mr. und Mrs. Clins. Hunter of Iimvalo
( vvre in the olty Monday.
Tho little sou of Will Fruizer's is
ill with pneumonia.
Miss ltuth Joy who has been on the
sick list, is improving at this writing.
Mrs. Elllugar entertained tho Bnp
tUt Missionary Circle Tuesday after
noon to u tliroo course lunch.
The All Stura defeated tho local
High School foot bull team on Just
Weilnosday byu scoro of SI to 3.
Henry Doltriuh has. installed a new
elojtrlc driven shoe ilutahlng uiucliliip
in the ropnlr departmuut.of his shoo
store.
Hoy Uarrotsou of Camp Futiston
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
Jbome. Qt liU mother, in this city.
"Lew Walters arrived homo from
'Xurora Saturday. He hud been In that
vicinity for Beverul weeks helping the
farmers harvest their corn crop.
Olr. Hnd Mrs. Don Fulton have moved
Into tho house east ot tho Washington
ttctiool building vacated by Mr. Buzzard
and wife.
1'auI Polulcky was In Hastings Fri
day, whero ho passed, the physical ex
'Awiirmtlon and whs admitted to the
aviation corpse of Uncle Sam's fighting
forces.
Bishop Needier will preach next
Sunday at the Grace church both mf ru
ing and overtag. Those who attend
are sure to bear a rousing patriotic
nertnon.
Red Cross Notes
J
Advisory Board Appointed
The monthly .neetlng of the Women's
Red Cross Atixlhay was heir at the
court Louse Ttec 3.
Miss Edith Maltelgbnti, chairmau of
tho flnanco committeo reports that
$130 whs raised in monthly sub
scriptions and $irG was raised iu
donations.
The motion was p nssod that the
monthly, collection bo made about tl e
twentieth of each month:
A voto of thatilcs was extended to all
who donated during the month and
especially to the Clio Club and also to
Mrs. UurKOSs und her assistants for
the money received from the Royal
Neighbors.
A committeo was appolntt-d , who
drew up tho following resolutions:
"Whereas tho ladies of the Red
Cross Auxiliary iu their deliberation
as to the most ncceptitblo method ot
procuring tho necessary funds for
carrying on the work, decided to so
licit each family iu and near Red Cloud,
for monthly or collective donattous,
unit a pcrmunont fund inlgnt ue es
tablished for the putobasiug of sup
plies. Therefore, be It resolved, that we ix
tend to eaoh contributor our slnceru
Uiaiiics tor tnetr willingness and gen
erous response to our appeal, as it will
enable us, wholly or in part, to apply
tho time that, must otherwise have
beou spent lu plaunlngentortalnments
to the work so sorely needed aud for
which there U so much demand "
Treasurer's report for month ending
Nuv. 30; '
Ou hand Nov. 1
Olio Olub
R lyal Neighbors ,
Silo of emiiloras
D.matiocs from Individuals
Share of inemborshlp fees
their father departed this life.
Besides the wife and seven children
nro two brothers, Peter Upp of Leb
anon, Kas., Jay Upp of Falrbury, Neb.,
three sisters, Mrs. J. A. Hartiuan.Mrs.
H. Goldsworth of Lebanon, Kas., and
Mrs. Nannie Francis of Oretuu, Khs.
Many other relatives and friends are
left to mourn his death.
Mr. Upp was lain to rest In the
Oriole cemetery on Wednesday. He
will be greatly missed in this county.
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I CHRISTMAS SPECIALS
A list of a few most helpful suggestions to
those who are wondering what to give for ,
Christmas presents.
Misses Myrtlo Morton aud Carrie
Throp visited at the E. E. Spurrier's
Tuesduy and Wednesday of last week.
Ernest Iugrum is spending a few
dnys in Republican City, the gueht of
his sister, Mrs. Lou Clark, who is quite '
sick nt Mils writing.
Miss Melba Spurrier returned homo
Tuesday after a weelt'svisit In Smith
Center the itucst of Mtssos Opal and
Lucile Luse.
Roy Upp returned to his home near
Yuma, Colo., last' Friday. He was
called bore by the illness of hi 3 father,
Andrew Upp.
Tha FOLKS AT home expect you
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A Legal Advl&ory Board has been
organized within and for Webster
County under tho 'Solent ivo Service
JUaw passed by CongrHss May 15th 1017,
consisting of, every member of the
Webster Comity Bar, as follows:
J. 8. Gilliam, Bernard McNeny, L. H.
Blaekledge. B. U. Qvcrrmtn, C. T.
Austin, A. M. Walters, QowarlB. Foe,
B. W. fits wart. Fred Usurer, B. U.
Caldwell, Frank J. Monday and A. B.
Rauaey, and each of said saentiers
voluntarily offers bis services to re
sdsiranta uulon said law In making out
4 their queitlonalre and in i-s-lstlng re
gistrants to make full, correct and
ooroplefce and truthful atihwer to the
QuMtionalrf, and in assist generally in
tht just administration of the law
v"' A. D, IUnnkv, Chairman
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StaltU Gountj
Anrew W. Upp was boru at Clarke
vllle, Iuwa,J-iu,l, 180L DM at his
bone In Logan township, Salth Co.,
Kansas, Dee, 4 1U17, age 66 years 10
saoaths and 10 days.
With Ida parents he Move to this
county la 1871 where he resided nutll
his death. Ue was united lu marriages
to Ulna Maggie Stunea also ot Logau
township lu 11185, to this uulon wui
born eight children, four hoys and
fourglrla. AH are living except one
girl, Louie, who died lu infancy, The
other seven were at the bedalde whta
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The Druggist
Gloves
Bed Spreads
Table Linen
Fancy Towel Sets
Cap and Scarf Sets
Silk Peticoats
Sweaters
Wool Hose
Comb Sets
Back Combs
Forward Combs
Silk
Nothing is so nice for a Christ
mas present thari a silk waist
or dress. We have a nice line
in Beldings Guarranteed silk
and satins from $2.00 to $2.75
per yard and all of them 36
inches in width.
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Silk Poplins 40 inches in width.
Price - $1.90
Ladies Neckwear
Daintily embroidered collar in
organdy and flannel at 50c to
$1.50.
Jabots in net and marquisette
Price - - 50c to $1.50
Handkerchiefs
Neatly put up in boxes or
singly. Womens Crepe Dey
Chine in plain solid colors or
with neat designs at 25c each.
Womens fine sheer handker
hiefs with embroidery corn
ers. Price 5c to 50c each.
Womens fine sheer handker
chiefs with blodk initial in the
fancy design or wreath around
initial. - - 10c each
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Dolls
Just a few of the kind that go
to sleep. Price $2.0Q to $5.00
A full line of the unbreakable
headset all sizes, and syles.
Price 'V - - 25c td $3.50.
Furs
Furs are always appropriate
for a Christmas present.
Separate muffs $3.50 to $14.00.
Muffs and scarfs from $1400
to $27.50 per set. '
Fancy Ribbons
Beautiful line of fancy ribbons
useful to make so many of the
useful gifts or for hair ribbons
from fancy warp prints. Price
- - 12 l-2cto 50c per yd.
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