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More new
styles in
suits have
arrived in time for Easier.
Smart styles produced by the greatest
designers in America. There is a de
lightful trimncss to the new jacket ef
fects that is remarkably pleasing. A
woman who is economizing will find
these suits ready for every occasion at
all times.
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Smart Easier Cdats
Easter Coats for women and misses, in serges, poplins, tricotines
etc., from the greatest style showing of smart tailored Easter
coats wc have ever shown. All the popular shades for Spring.
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May 1, Clean-Up Day!
Huy another Liberty Bond.
J. C. MitchHl spent Friday In Hast
i"S.
j May 1, CVr.n-l'p Day gfor Bed
Cloud.
Miss Kffle Holcomb wont to Omalia.
.Monday. t
I Harold Doyle spent Saturday in
I Mr. N. B. Hush upent $limlt.' in
i Hastings.
I MIm Mabel Bono spent Saturday in
Hastings.
Mrs. Sarah Clnid, returned lo CJrnml
Island, Monday,
I I'vorott Bean of Inavale was in
the city Monday.
Standard Milk Meal for calves and
poultry at Cutting's.
George Tophnni of Blue Hill spent
Sunday hero with relatives.
Deputy Sheriff Doner was in Silnam
Springs, Arkansas, this week.
(Jood munis gnnrt servlci' moderate
prices t'ouoll .fc I'opnV onfe.
Jesse Johnson of Clay Center was
in the rity Tuesday evening.
John Ohnistcde of Guide Hock was
in the city Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Matkin of Ina
vale were in the city Saturday. '
Attorney MoNony returned home
Saturday evening from Lincoln.
, T. J. Williams of Alva, Oklahoma,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Hewitt.
A thing of beauty is a joy forever.
Clean up your yard and be joyful.
Harold Wiggins of Wilsonvillo is
visiting relatives and friends here.
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Sundav. to consult a socialist in ro-l' ,"t-hurch on last Sunday oven-
gard to his health.
Mr. and Mrs. Krank Campbell have
moved into the Wallin property in
the east part of the city.
Attorney Caldwell, Dr. Mitchell and
J. K. Kdwards are attending district
court at Bloomington today.
Krai Temple returned to Kansas
City, Sunday morning, after spend-
enprn
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May 1, Clean-Up Day!
Ituy liiOKil at Powell and Topes
M. S. Martin returned home Mon
day from Frccmont where he recently
underwent an operation and is very
much improved in health.
May 1, Clcan-Up Day!
Next Sunday is Easter.
H
ORPHEDM
Friday and Saturday
sMudiiitiitiiii'A
ENID BENNET in
THE VAMP'
A delightful photo-play for
this dainty Star. A comedy
picture in a' new vein.
Also a 2-reel Flag comedy
'Tell That To
The Marines'
Admission 17 and lie
First show 8 o'clock, old time
NEXT WEEK
On Monday and Tuesday
we present Rex Beach's great
screen classic of the great
Southwest, the
'Heart of
The Sunset'
A mclodramic and facinatlng
romance, packed with thrill
action and incident.
Admission 22c and lie
Eat and drink nt I'owell it Popti's
Otfe. tf
C. II. Miner spent Monday in Hast
ings. Frank Starr spent Tuesday in Hast
ings.
May 1, Clcan-Up Day for Red
Cloud.
I Walter Pope went up lo Cowles
Monday morning.
i Orin Fairfield of Guide Hock was
in the city Friday.
. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hauck spent
Friday in McCook.
Clifford Pope spent Friday with
I Hoy Stevens at Hastings.
J Mrs. Chas. Brubakcr and daughter
spent Monday in Hastings.
1 Geo. Ama'ck returned home from
Kansas City, Friday morning.
I Mrs. Bert Stunkard went to Guide
Bock Monday, to visit relatives.
I Chas. Itobinson spent the weekend
here with his wife and daughters.
Miss Hannah White of Bostwick
was in the city the last of the week.
! Mario Diedrick came in Saturday
morning from Oxford where she had
been visiting.
Chas. Amack of St. Francis, Kan
sas, spent the last of the week with
relatives here.
i Mrs. Julia Warren went ,to HastT
ings Tuesday, to attend the Degree of
Honor convention.- l
i Mrs. Geo. Cordlc and children of
Riverton are visiting at the Rev. Har
per home this week.
Willie Schneibcr returned to Lin
coln, Saturday, to resume his studies
at the state university.
I F. W. Cowden, of the Cowd"n
Kaley Clothing Co., is holding a sale
in Palisade, Nebr., this week.
Mrs. J. E. Butler will hold a special
sale of hats priced $1.75, $2.75 and
$3.75 on Saturday, April 19th.
, Mrs. Claude Neubaucr of Orleans,
arrived in the city Tuesday to visit
with Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Beebo.
The Knight Templars have accepted
an invitation to worship in the
Methodist church on Easter Sunday.
The Red Cross workers of Lino
Township gave a supper some time
ago, and tho proceeds of tho same
amounted to $-16.60. Tho quilt was
sold to Ray Mountford for $15.80.
Tho committco in "charge paid Miss
Bcozcly an expense account ot $3.75.
TJio balance, $88.65, will bo Dsert for
the adoption and relief of Belgian
children.
Tflf FOI K5 AT OMF. EXPECT YOU
I TIC I CLU& TO TELL .CM all ADOUT
V8&ay&& VI?,T
Exhilarating Burlesque; Vaudeville
Sim Altar ritlid llli Mttr Olrli. tuntt CIowm, Coijto.ii
EqiilMn, Brilliant iconic Emlrcntrnt
LADIES' DIME MATIHEE EVERY WEEKDAY
Everybody Coos; Ank Anybody
11WAT5 THE BICOEST AID BEST 5I!0W WW Of CHICAGO
ing a few days hero with friends
Will Auld returned home from
Omaha, Sunday morning, where he
had been looking after some business
matters.
Miss Grace Leggelt returned home
Monday from Franklin where she had
been visiting with her brother, Otis,
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kuchn . have
moved back to this city from Superior
where he had been employed in tho
cement plant.
Mrs. Frank Peterson and Miss Mary
Peterson went to Hastings, Tuesday
morning, to attend the Degree
Honor convention.
Frank Starr shipped a car of bulls inear St. Joe, to look over n
to Gillette, Wyoming, the first of the papc-r proposition there, and
week. Col. J. H. Ellingcr accom- sa,e proved satisfactory he
May
loud.
I ho Viciory Liberty Loan drive will
i'n next Monday.
lb" latest styles of ladies' hats,
'"iKisting of thieo tables marked
'.75, si.7r) and $.'1.75 will bo placed
' srIo Saturday, April 10th. M in.
'. H. Butler.
Mrs, Doudnra of Guide Kock spent
Monday evening with Mr. mid Mrs.
II Garber. She went to llm-tings, '
H.'silay, to attend the Degree of
l"Mior convention. ,
: I'arl McKimmey, who is holding
'1 "mi a position as Linotype operator
i the Minden Courier olllce, sjient
- mday with his parent, h: and
'.n. Wm. MeKimniey.
I I'ed Cloud is the geographical cen
' ' of the United Stales. Make it
t'' center of attraction to all truvol
ix passing through by keeping it
loan and beautiful.
I Karl Patten and the Misses Chris-1
4 uo Caldwell, Fannie Miksch anil
1 niia Schatfer attended the Christian
I'ndravor convention at Clay Center
i'ii' last of the week. '
j IHURSDAV, MAY 1, HAS BEEN
APPOINTED AS CLEAN-UP DAY
i RED CLOUD. HELP A GOOD
" L'SK ALONG BY CLEANING UP
r OUR YARDS AND ALLEYS.
; Hugo Krucger, of Adams county,
! l Miss Johanna M. Van Bocning, of
I;". emont, were granted a marriage
, ' nso by Judjce Kanuey on -April
'!' !li. The couple were married by
'' v. Ernst. !
The lecture on Bolshevism at the
i last Sunday even-'
mi: was heard by a large number of
i'cople. It created much interest nnd
i ..used considerable comment through-'
out the city. j
John poyle departed for Denver, ,
Colorado, Tuesday morning. Ho in
lands to spend some time in the city.
and surrounding territory and if it
,"ppeals to him he will locale there '
permanently. j
Tho Ninth Disrtict S. E. Conven
tion, hold at Clay Center Inst week,
was well attended. Our delegates I
from here returned with great hon
fi's. They brought back the Banner
ami won tlu'ee county offices. Earl
Patten was apointcd Vice President,
Fannie Miksch elected Junior Depart
ment Superintendent and Christine
Caldwell was re-elected. The C. E.
are very proud of such fine results.
F. L. Browne, formerly of the Chief,
departed for eastern points Monday
morning, his exact destination being
of .unknown to us. Before leaving ho
tatcd that he was bound for a town
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Better Hats for tne Money
than any othes in America
$2.50, $3, $3.50 to $6
All the new blocks and colorsGrey Green
Bronze Green, Tan, Brown and Pearl
Look well with either a KUPPENHEIMER
or CLOTHCRAFT SUIT.
Buy these splendid suits and get the best
and save a few dollars in the bargain
We give service in all Mens and or Boys wearab
The
TheCowden-Kaley
Clothing Co.
"ALWAYS RELIABLE"
First Door North of the Post Office
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panied the shipment.
Lorin Fairfield and Miss Ethel
,Gleason, both of Guide Kock, were
.granted a marriage license by Judge
jKannoy on April 11th.
Wm. Provost returned to his home
at Siloam Springs, Arkansas, Sunday.
I He was accompanied by his brother-
in-law, Chas. Frazier.
Mrs. W. G. Hamilton accompanied
her mother and brother to Grafton,
Monday, whore they attended the
funeral of their uncle.
The members of the Alumni class
are planning on holding a get-together
banquet at the Masonic hall on
Friday evening, April 25th.
Miss Beatrice Hadell entertained a
few of her friends at a dinner party
Monday evening. The event being in
honor of her fifteenth birthday.
Mrs. W. L. Campbell and daughter
returned to Ayr, Tuesday, after
spending a few days with her father,
Mr. Holvcrson, who is very sick.
Three tables of hats, priced S1.7f,
$2.75 and $3.75, will bo placed on sale
Saturday, April 19th., come early und
get your choice. Mrs. J. E. Butler.
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Mrs. Lynn Tompkins and daughter
returned to their home at Guide Kock,
Monday, after spending a few days
at the Stunkard and Shccley homes.
If you need glasses or have eye, ear,
nose or throat trouble see Dr. War
rick, the specialist, at Dr. Damcrell's
Wednesday, April 30. Hours 1 to C.
Mrs. King, of Lincoln, who had been
visiting at Los Angeles, California,
arrived in the city Friday to visit her
brother, F. S. 'Henderson and family.
The Golden Kod Highway will bring
many tourists through Red Cloud.
They will advertise the town clean
or dirty. Make a good impression by
having it clean and beautiful. Kake
the yards, plant grass, flowers and
vegetables where weeds have grown
before.
jii .juiiiiiiuv ui mm, WUUK, VIl AO-hlu
Ian sold a load of hogs to Delaneyl
Th'rtC nf fllfa nifxr vrmn!iinn CIO Qn I S'
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per hundred pounds. This is the JM
(highest price over paid for hogs in
,Red Cloud. Must have been a trood
grade of porkers as Joe and Bill nri ' !'S
nrettv cood iudiros of tlinso kind nf I tA
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critters.
ncwa
if the'
would i
locate at that point. Mrs. Browne
mm iwo iiaugnicrs win remain nere
until tne close of tho present school
term. During the time Mr. Browne
resided here he made many friends
in both business and social circles.
While editing the Chief ho proved
i Mr. ana ivirs.
ED. AMACK
UNDERTAKING
Phone, lnd. Slore 1 58,-Res, 93 RED CLOUO.-NEB.
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BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES
Preaching at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p.
in. Sunday School, 10 a. in.
Rev. Allen of Holdrcdgo was on
himself to be an able newspaper man, , hand according to appointment, de
giving its readers a paper that was.Iivcring a very interesting and In
Wght up to the standard. Wo wish 'ein,i.iivn .wlilrnua TnoKiinv ovonlnir
him success wherever he may locate. ' hich was aI)pi.cciatcd by all that
heard him. ' ,
FARM LOANS
I am sole agent for Trevctt, Mat
tis & Baker Co., and have placed
$100,000.00 in farm loans between
the months of November and March
just past. Enough said.
J. II. BAILEY
The personal canvass for the $0,
000,000 Victory Campaign fund starts
off very encouragingly.
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Standard Buttermilk Starting Food
is sold by C. L. Cotting.
or heaviness after meals are
most annoying manifestations
of acid-dyspepsia.
RMfQIDS
pleasant to take, neutralize
acidity and help restore
normal digestion.
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MAKERS OF SCOTTS EMULSION
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Dress Up
tor Easter
We have our complete line of Spring
Coats, Capes, and Dolmans for
Eafter Showing
We invite your inspection of these garments as
they are the season's best sellers.
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SKIRTS
Korash line of Cleveland. Best Skirts in
America. Long range o( styles. Priced
from $7.50 to $18.00. Silks, Poplins and
Wool Materials.
OXFORDS -PUMPS
The Drew line of Shoes and Oxfords. We
arc showing a complete range of new goods
for Easter wear.
You Arc Losing Money
If yuu don't. pll your ciohiu
to the Kutmcri Union Co-oner-llvo
Company nnd m-elvo thy
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A complete stock on hand now of Silk Dresses, Silk Kitnonas, Gossard Corsets
Munsing Underwear, Eiffel Hosiery, Kid Gloves, Silk Gloves. Review Patterns.
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