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FOR STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES
FRESH FRUITS
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Sunflower and Advo Brands of Fruits
and Vegetables cannot be Excelled
Try "ROYAL LEMON IKLEANER"
for Hands, Bath and Laandry
Removes Stains : Whitens Clothes
tmThe Best is Always the Cheapest"
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M. A. Albright
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rHE RED CLOUD CHIEF
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
c'UULISlIBD BVERY THURSDAY
Entered In the I'oMiitllrc nt JUd (loud, Nob
nil Uocond ClasH Matter
A. B. Mt'ARTHUR, Kditor tinil Owne
OIK ONI.V DKMUL'ltATIU l'Al'KU IN
WKIIHTKU COUNTY
Political Announcements
Commissioner Dist. 4
I hereby announce myself nsacfiiidi
date, for re-nomliiiition for County
Cntuiuivbioiier of District No, 1, tit t lie
piimiiry, Apr.il 120, )!.'(), Mibject to the
will of tlio Republican vott'i'H of Wob.
stcr County. Wji. H. THOMAS
I hereby announce myself asneandi
(Into for nomliiiitioii to tbo olllec nf
County CommlHflioner from the 4th
Commissioner District, subject to tlio
decision of the Republican voters at
tlio I'riniury election on April 20lh.
H. II CROWELI,.
1 hereby Htitiounce myself nsacandl
(Into for nomination to the office of
County Commissioner from the 4th
Commissioner District, subjoct to the
decision of the Republican voters ut
the Primary election nn April 'Joth.
C. R BESSE.
KNIT
OFFERINGS
It will mean a BIG SAVING to you to buy your
Sweaters, Caps and Scarfs
now as wools will be no cheaper. Every indi
cation points to higher prices.
Ladies Wool Sweaters
$8 to $12
Misses Wool Sweaters - j$4.25 to $7.50
Misses Part Wool and Cotton Sweaters $2.25 to $4
Childrens Part Wool, Cotton Sweaters $2 to $4.50
Childrens Part Wool and Cotton Sweaters, Caps
and Lerjgins from - - $3.50 to $5
Mrs.
Barbara
Pharos
For Clerk of District Court
I hereby announce my.self.'usacHtuii
ilute, for the nomination for Clerk of
the District Court, ut the primary,
April 'Jo 1020. subject to tlio will of
tlic Democratic voters of Webster
! I'ounty. EDITH 1,. Mi KHU'.HAN.
I I lie re by announce myself as nciituli
'Into, for the nomination for Clerk cf
the Distiiet Court, ut the Primary.
i April 'JO, I'.rJt). subject to the- will of
the Republican vntoisof Webster conn.
ty. Clara McMillan
For County Judge
1 hereby announce myself as a candi
date for the olllco of County Judge- at
the primary April 'Joih, 11)20, subject
to th'i will of the electors of Webster
County. A. D. RANNEY
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Mr. and Mrs.
ED. AMACK
UNDERTAKING
Phone, Ind. Store 1 58, Res, 93
RED CLOUD, NEB
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Groceries
That Satisfy
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That's the kind you'll find in our store
We don't consume large amounts of ad space,
spasmodically, telling you about big bargains in
special linessold at and below cost because
every merchant must derive a certain percent of
profit on the goods he sells if he expects to pay
interest on his investment and remain in business.
During our many years in the grocery business
we have found that the average customer pre
fers high quality groceries at honest prices to
inferior brands at "below cost" price.
Our guarantee of satisfaction stands behind the
mi rrhandise we sell. You take no chances
win ii )om mule with us.
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Groceries nnd Qucensware
iniiiimiK
Atl
County Representative
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for Representative of Webster
county, subject to the will of the Re
publican voters, at the Primary Elect
ion on(April 20, 10 Jo
CH AS. HUNTER.
Senator 20th District
I hcteliy iiniiounco myself usacaudi
date for Senator'of the 'JOth Senatorial
distriut, subject to the will of the
Democratic voters, at tlio Primarv
election on April "JO, 1DJU. Your sup
port will be appreciated.
LE Mi CALL.
To Supporters of Johnson:
I would like to bear at once from
men and women who will stippott
lllram W. Johnson in the primary, and
who will help welcome him on his tour
of the state.
Frank A Harrison, Lincoln.
Kansas Pickups
Smith County
Albert Gieweii Hpaut, Sunday with
.lames Mutson.
Miss. Loi.-T Luiinigitn spent Monday
with Mrs. Luil Abbott.
Miss Thelma Latmigan spent Satur
day and Sunday witli home folks.
Mrs. Maegic I'pp and (huujhtur Pearl
visited Sunday at the Orril I'pp home.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Abbott spent Sun-
J Uluy with her folks, Elmer Spurrier ami
family.
Misn Edith Grouull is touuhliii;
school at Oriole this week for Arch
Calloway.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest l'reeman visited
Sunday with her folks, L O Vance and
wife ut Lebanon.
Miss Pearl I'pp ism the Elinor Spin r
ier home at this wilting duinjj the
bouse work as Mrs. Spurrier is just
tfcttiiitf over the Mil.
i T. S. Spin rier, E E Spurrier, P. I.
j Collins, Kie.l Corbelt, Ch.is. Davis, R.
I II Stones and t'lydo Eralor were busj.
j ness c-Uleis at Smith Center Saturday
Miss Muyiue Mmics spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mi-s Clailce Payne
Tliey retuii.eil to Lebanon Sunday
evening where they hi tt uoinc; lo. school
MIhs Edith lirewell closed a success
ful term nf school at what is known as
the .Siinni'Uis school. At noun the pa
trons of the district came in with Wl-.l
lilted baskets and a piod dinner was
sorvud. Alter noon they all oninyod
listening at a jjood program tfivun by
the teacher and pupils.
Election Boards Appointed
I Tlio following tiro the names of
those who have been appointed Judges
and Clerks of election ut tho Primary
election:
I Guide Rock: Judges John Ohm
i sleek, Sum Richardson, Floyd Simp
son. Clnrcnco Guv. E. Peters, R. F.
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Hurry VaiiKhun, J. 11. Cvary, Vera
Dunbar,
Itouvcr Creek: Judges Y R. Crary,
Frank Scott, J. S. Kindschor, V.
Woodward, K. J. Cox, Frank Duffy.
Stillwater! Judges Chris Shafer,
Ludwig Ranker, Frank Britton, Fred
Thompson, Mark Reeves, Paul Scho-j
rer. Clerks Joseph Gilsdorf, Joo
Hinos, August Bongort, Emit Sock. I
Oak Creek: Judges D. M. Stevens,
Ed Haas, Ernest Rrown, W. G. Shep
pard, Win. Lcctsch, H. C. Wright.
Clerks Harm Rose, Lewis Lynch,
"John A. James, Roy Laird.
Garfield: Judges George Amack,
Harry Harris, Chas. Ailes, Geo. Drake,
Ira Wagoner, Joo Mudd. Clerks
. F. Watt, Ed Wiggins, L. IJ. Stan
scr, Miner Kent.
Pleasant Hill: Judges II. C. Har
rington, Geo. llnylor, Walter Rasscr,
John Saladen, Sam Giger, Louie
Bcrgfiold. Clerks S. W. Frisbie,
James Doyle, Sr., Tom Swaitz, Henry
Johnson.
Elm Creek: Judges A. L. Foe, W.
E. Reitler, Peter Britton, H. W. Ar
nold, John Meinute, Fred Huppcrt.
Clerks Harry Conway, Fred Arnold,
Arthur Stcarn, Ed J. Gcrlach.
Potsdam: Judges John C. Rose, S.
. Johnson, Phillip Fasslcr, John
'Faugh, W. A. Barns, Edgar McBride.
Clerks Mark Kort, Ed H. Funke,
Clyde Smalley, F. O. Dclehoyd.
Line: Judges L. A. 'Aubushon I.
T. Amack, Walter Sheldon, C. J. Mc
Cnllum, Len Wilmot, .Frank Barlow.
Clerks Alex Bentlcy, Henry ZaK
nian, Lloyd Mclntyre, Norton I. Steward.
Red Cloud: Judges Arthur Bilker,
R. E. Hurris, Luther Crabill, Geo.
GriiTcth, Oney Abbey, Geo. Coon.
Clerks Lawrence Pierce, Lloyd Crow,'
Clifford Plshclman, Leonard Reiner.
Rutin: Judges John Pavlick, A. J.
Grout, Joo Strob:, Frank Bean, ChrN
Han-en, Vcneil Kudrna. Clerks
Cinude Cramer, Ed Sidlo, An;. Engle
haulr, Goo. Kudrna. j
Glenwood: Judges Nelson Barllett,
D. O. Bennett, S F. Green, J. A. Den-'
ton, Olo Iverson, J. R. Horn. Clerks
O. L. Lindgren, A. J. Williams, L. E.
Spcnco, Warrane Davis. I
Walnut Creek: Judges Fred Chap
lin, Harve Farnham, Glen Mitlhol!,'
Carl Hedge, B. F. Points, R. L. Strat
ton. Clerks Floyd McCall, A. L.
Stoner, Wm. Norris, Edward Jones.
Inavale: Judges John Mitchell, Er
nest Loeske, W. E. Bean, Link Daily,
Howard Deisley, A. L. llrossman.
Clork.s Fred Copley, Paul Pitney,
Robt. Nowton, J. S. Reiglo.
Cathorton: Judges Otto Skjolvor,
Tlieodore Lambtctch, Howard Gruhb,
Oscar Banks, Jay Lovojoy, P. H. Lar
rick. ClerksRoss Brooks, C. M:.
Wil-on, Van Nogloy, H. V. Johnson.
Harmony: Judges J. C. May, A. G.
Wheat, A. L. Koch, L. E. Feis, J. R.
Scott, J. E. Lutz. Clerks C. W.
Fulton, W. E. Patterson, Wm. Chap
man, Vein Stout.
f'owlos: Judges John Hutchins E.
c. Fickle, Chas. Harrington, Wm.
Good, John Waller, E. L. Fawcett.
Clerks E. K. Simmons, Juntos Doyle,
Jr., Goo. G, Hoyt, Earl Latta.
Rod Cloud 1st Ward: Judges
l rant Turner. Chas. Turner, A. Hoff
man, J. F. Sliigley, W. H. McKimmey,
Phil Sherwood. Clerks V. A. Kent,
Glen Foarn, E. J Pulsipher, R. P.
Weesner.
WE ARE SHOWING
Better Values in
Spring Hats, Caps
and Furnishings
Than most (clothing concerns. Our
' reputation for good values in MENS
and BOYS WEAR is unsurpassed
we manage to maintain 'this high
standard during these trying times
in merchandising.
Kuppenheimer and Cloth Craft
Suits for Spring
present the best in style and quality
We like to show you our goods
because we have faith in them
Let us be your clothiers
Cowden-Kaley Clothing Co.
ALWAYS RELIABLE
Red Cloud, 2nd Ward: Judges ( Art MeArthur. Clerks Dan-el Bur
John Burgess, John Griffeth, Jay den, l has-. Gilhnm, E. J. 0oring, Jr.,
Pope, C. II. Potter, Floyd Turnure, Paul Polnic-k.
Geo. W. Hutchison
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans, Abstracts
PHONES ;tLV77
Ind. 63
Red Cloud
Nebraska
Wichita County, Kansas
FARMS
WE have 150 of the best farms in Wichita County.
Kansas, for sale. These tracts of land are divided into 1G0
acre tracts. 320 acre tracts. 610 acre tracts. 800 acre tracts
and one tract of 2000 acres. There are all smooth, of the
best of soil. Wheat lands. You can take a tractor and
drive right around them and plow every acre. We can
furnish you these lands at from S17.5!) to S'W.OO an acre
depending on the distance from the county seat and rail
road station. In 1919 there were probably 1000 quarter
sections sold in Wichita county. The price is going up,
If you are interested in some of the best farms and farm
lands in the west call on us.
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are a foot high
you will like this Camel Turkish
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