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and Her Daughter
Miss La Mode
have the Stage
of the Moment
at Brach s
New Suits. Coats and Dresses
shown here are so decidedly different
It's so refreshing to view these new styles, for
there is so much good taste that one must
admit it is the handLof the artist
Our Prices are Lowest
-considering the intrinsic value o our merchandise
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Farm Bureau Notes
WINS FREE TRIP
Logan Uhmstcdc, member of our
Cartful) wins, "Free Trip Co Junior'
Farmers' Week," held nt (Lincoln, the
first week in June. Lorrnn was
awarded this prize, by the Junior Ex
tension Department, at Lincoln "
STORY OF MY CALF
Mr. Faujsch, our County A Kent, de
cided to form a Calf Club in this
co'unty, So he ao us many Jboys ,of
u.i he could to sign up 'for
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SPRING ft Ok?. 00
I SUITS pJJup
SPRING
COATS
$22
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up
SPRING DRESSES $17.50
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Whatever we say in our advertising you'll find substantiated in our merchandise
MAIL ORDERS Promptly FILLED
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Walbach & Brach Hastings, Neb.
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Use the grehtegff tonic, ''Mora Egg'
told by 0. LCoUing.
J. HjCratic went to Hastings Mon
day morning.
Vlts. George HolIiKtcr i visiting
friends in the city.
pat and drluk at Powell & Pope's
Cafe. tf
E. Hcrndon loaded a car of house-)
hold goods at Lester Tuesday and went to Superior Wednesday to join
left for Grand Island where he will her husband and make that place
farm this year. I their future home.
Used curs for sale Frame fc Smith
ItrnM. Co
Mrs. Harry Waller and son, Robert,
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we've struck it"
Chesterfiela
O "sharps," no "flats," hut my!
how Chesterfields "Satisfy!"
A delightful selection of fine Turk
ish and Domestic tobaccos, harmo
niously blended in an entirely new
and exclusive way.
The blend is based on our private
formula the outcome of many years
of experiment. And the final result
has justified the time and money
spent. For certainly, Chesterfields
do "satisfy."
But don't take our word for it.
Smoke a Chesterfield today und find
out for ourself.
The special, moisture-proof package
keeps Chesterfields firm and fresh,
alwuys.
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Geo. W. Hutchison
Real Estate, Insurance, Loars, Abstracts
PWrNF4 I 01ii Ned 33. lad, 63
Office, Red 33.
Reiidcnce, 177
Red Cloud
Nebraska
this county is he could to sign up
a Calf. Then ho and Mr. , Steward!
went out of our county and inirehnfcd
the calves. '
'On April 21th, my fathef hndI
went to Red Cloud where f.S calves
were to be distributed".
A banquet was given, foltowed by
speaking, and We 'enjoyed bdih 'very
much. Then came the .distribution
of the calves, which was done by
drawing a number.
I drew ntimber 31, a roan heifer,
fifteen months -old, named "Silver
Belle."
When all had drawn and given note
or paid for their calves, we went to
the Stock Yards to get them. Upon
sceine my heifer. I was very much
pleased with her. While she is call-l
cd a roan, I would say she is more
of a silver color.
I could not tako her home that day,
on account of the rain, so Mr. Stew
ord was kind onough to take her to
his place, and keep her there until I
could como and get her.
The 26th of April I brought her
homo, she then weighed C20 lbs. I fed
her fi lbs. of oats and barley and a
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for ninety dny.s; then, although she , 1
was doing nicely, I increased her
feed to 8 1H. a day, and as the pas
ture was not quite r,o good I gave her
soma hay. This ration, I kept up
for thirty days and then increased it
to 12 11m. a day, also increasing the
amount of hay. I fed her on this
ration until I took her back to Red
Cloud to be sold.
My heifer always had good .shelter
with clean bedding, and I always kept
plenty of water and salt( where she
could get it.
On July 81st, hhe was bred to
Blossom Star.
, My heifer co.it me as follows:
Cost of heifer.... $178.00
INSURANCE
The Recent Fires Emphasize the Importance
AMPLE FIRE INSURANCE
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Look up the expiration and the amount and- see ifr '
youihavo enough Insurance. Take a pencil and
make a list of your insurable goods and 'then sec
what it will cost to replace these goods, Xlso your ,
house. Insurance companies are continually writ-?
ing me to call the attention of my customers to the
fact that the insurable value of their property is
,. much more now than a few years ago. ' x '
Large corporations and business concerns always carry
80 per cent insurance a guide for the individual 3.
Look up your expirations and call meon the phone and
I will call and tell you, just what it will cost you and the
amount you should carry, no matter if it docs, not expire
for several months. Attend to it now and I will put it on
my expiration list and write it up when it expires.
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Oal and Barley.
Oil Meal'..,
Hay
SaU v.- ,.
Fasturc .-'--
".Silver Belle," sold
8.57
4-1.25
6.75
10.00
.00
10.00
Calf
net
in the
Cluli Sale, for $500.00, leaving
profit of $242.03. f
' ? ' ,' HENRY K. FAUSC4J, .
t County Agricultural Agent
SCHOOL NOTES
(By County Superintendent)
The following boys and girls re
ceived Certificates of Achievement in
Boys' and GirbV Club, Work.
Edwin E.'vance uuiue
Cow-
Start the New
Year Right
' By buying your groceries where the
two important fatcors predominate
HIGH QUALITY
MERCHANDISE SOLD AT
FAIR PRICES
All the brands of goods we sell are the
best the market affords and sold under
A GUARANTEE
Our many years of experience enables
us to select merchandise that satisfies
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P. A. Wullbrandt
i . Groceries arid Queens ware' - "
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Aamtaeit f Ike MMtlttl ? the
FartMrs' !)! Ct-aeratlve Asse
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RABBIT
Rock.
COOKING Emma B'.obaum,
les.
GARMENT MAKING Elconore
Bailey, Guide Rock; Hazel M. franco,
Cowles.
From February 22 to 28 inclusive
is to be a week of sons: for the dif
ferent schools of tho state.
Gertrude Barcus of Blue Hill has
inslgnrd her position in District 50.
Mrs. Gross of Red Cloud has taken
hor place.
Thr f olio win it school districts have
ronortcd to the Lincoln Board of
Health: 2. 8. 11, 15, 18, 21, 29, 30, 38,
42, 45, 50, 52. 58, 64, 68, 72, 78,
Rn on. T.ono Tm. Fivn Star and the
parochial school- of Blue Hill. Would
like to havo tho. others send in their
report as soon as possible. . '
Mr. Shroyer of Humbolt spoke at
Inavale last Saturday evening. There
was not tho crowd tpero should havo
been. He was very good and seems
to know all about tho subject. He
has been through all the stages of
consolidation and would be a good
one to ask advise from should you
contemplate consolidation.
The eighth grade will be having
their examinations soon and the
teachers should hiivo in their reports
so that the examination books
r.in hn sent to the different towns
.mil to the rural hiirh schools. So
far districts 3, 5, 6, 8. 10. 11, 12, 13.
14. IB 16. 17. 18. 20. 23. 24. 20,
29, SO, 32, 33, 35, 3D, 43, 47, 40,
51, 52, 54, 55, 59, 03, 01, 65 66,
70. 72. 75. 77. 83. 84. 85. have not
Li.nf in thnif wnnrtH.
Tho 16th amendment that tho
teachers- have been asking about is:
That .Congress shall have power,
without apportionment among the
neveral States ond without regard to
any'census or enumeration.
' Tho "17th amendment: Tho Senate
tof tho 'United States ''shall Jio c6m-
imKfwl of two Senators from each
State, clrctcd by the peoplo thereof,
for six years; unci cacn wer.aior nau
lmv one vote. Tho electors in each
State shall have the qualifications
roauislte or the most numerous
branch'of the Sta,to legislatures.
When vacancies nnnpen in -mo rep
resentation of any Statu in tho Sen
ate, the. executive authority of such
State Bhall issue writs of election to
fill such vacancies: Provided, that tho
IngjslHture of anv J3tnt may -Do
wo- .the executive thoreof to make
tehiporory appointments until' the
pcoplu fill the, vacancies by election
as the legislature may direct.
Tills amendment shall not bo so
construed as to 'nflfect the election, or
tornv of-an.y Senator chosen before U
becomes valid as part of tho Consti
tution. lhe J8U1 amendment concerns, tho(
uauor quMw,
Article 5. The amount o( CHpiUl
stock shall be fifty thousand dollars,
at the par value of ten dollars each, of
which amount four thousand dollars
hliull be fully paid before cominenciug
business, and before any debts are con
traoU'il, and no new share of stock
hliall be issued 11 mil its par value has
been I'liid to tho treasurer.
Passed January 31, 1020.
.H. H. CROWELL, President
JOHN M. RVAN, Secretary
Notice of Referee's Sale.
COMING TO '
MANKATO
DR. DORAN
A Specialist, Not in Name Only,
but by Experience of Almost
a Quarter of a Century
Does Not Use The Knife
In tlio District Court of Wetnter Couutv.
Nebraska.
Conruit Ilnuer, I.ora Itasscr, Matilda Salad
on, John n. 8aladen, Edward Ilasicr, Kin m a.
Itasser, .lohn Uasier, Haxel Rassc-r, Veronica
ilOlcntnb, John Ilolcomb, lleiiry Itaaer,
I'laiiitlU'ti
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Albert Uhlensporgor, Henry Uhlcmpcrger,
Atburt Utilensperger, Jr., Veronica llruss
(nee. Voronlca Uhlenapergerl.WnlterUhleu-
ipergtr, KJward Uhlenapergcr, Erwln uhlen
Bperger, Helen Uhlenapergcr,
Defendants
Jiyvlrtucof an order of the DUtrlct Court
ol Webster County, Nulinua entered on tho
lj,ttvdaJypl;'ebr.iarUi. n act,ljn .tlere-,
pondlns wliereln tlio"a..vo named parties
were plalntltTi and tl ' ndants, directing me
as Ucfcree In said nrtlon to noil Tho North
i:ant (quarter ot bucuon Kighteon (IS) In
TowmhlpTwo (.') lriP.-i .oTeu (lOJi'jWSsbBtfiV
County, Nebraska, NO l'li;K. In hereby . f(ivu
that I will on the lUili. day o( March' twU, tV
two o'clock ol said day, at thti front dbdr or
tho Court House, In Red OlouiKWsttr
County, Nebraska, sell Raid real esUToat pub.
lie auction to tho highest blddor. f jflMifc..
Terms of Halo IU uer cent cauli day of salu and
balance cah when a!o Is continued and dadi
ready for delivery. Abstract or 11110 lurnisn
oil purchaser. '' 1
, Dated this Itlh. day ot February 1YJ0.
Krotl Uaurer, !'. J. Munday, lleferee.
' Attorney.
be 'ojie bout.UoiTruge:
E. S. Gerber
Wall Ppr, PainU, OU and
Varnish
PICTURE FRAMING
(Wrk CwuranUMlt
Electrical Good of all Kindi
Wjll Wire Your House And
Furnish Yoif the Fixtures
WILL Give FREE CONSULTATION on
Wednesday, March 3
AT
CORRELL HOTEL
from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
One Day Only
Thar Cm Many HUas t 8h Him.
Dr. Uoran Is a regular graduate In
medicine and surgery and is licensed
by the state ot Kansas. He visits pro.
fesslonnlly' the more important towns
and cities and offers to all who call
on this trtpconsultution and examina
tion free, except the expense of treat
ment wlion desirod.
According to his method of coining
to your nearest city to see patients he
giVa nil tbealck people nn opportuni
ty to obtain the best that medical
.science can oiler right at home. lie
does not operate for chronic anpendi-
IcltlN, gull stones, ulcors of stomach,
tonsil or Hilenoids ..
. He'hHB to hla credit many wonderful,
results in diseases of the stomach,
liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart,!
kidney, liladdec, bed wetting, c&tarrh,,
leg ulcers and rectal nilmeutsV J
If you have been Ailing for any'
length of time and do uot get any bet
ter, do tint fall to call, as improper
ineasurrtb rather than disease are very
often the cause of your loug standing
trouble
Kemember above date, that examina
tion on this trip will be free and that
tils treatment is different.
Married ladies must come with their
husbands, and children with their par
ents. Addres: Medical Laboratory of Dr.
Doron, M5-3.TG lloston Block, Minne
apolis, MJnu.
1 New KunrHtileeil bicycle tires $2.60
each i at tiutton k Suipmun Service
Statlbri.
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