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VOLUME 48
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on Columbia Records
The greatest dance organizations in the
country mako records for Columbia exclusively.
They play all the best and latest dances with
such perfect rhythm that they are sure to
make your dances a success.
1. V, . K
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J. C. MITCHELL
THE JEWELER
COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS
and COLUMBIA RECORDS
Work That Satisfies
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Whether you have a Portrait
made, or. bring us a film tq
finish or enlq-rge, our aim is to
. PLEASE YOU
We zv ant Your Work in all
lines of the photograph business
and you will find our zvork
SA TISFIES
Over Smith's
Shoe Store-
The
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The Big
fl1)i4"l7' 'n order to measure up to
VftUCllty the demands of the buying
public of today any piece of merchandise must
give satisfaction in every way. If it does not t
is stricken from the list of desireable merchandise
The goods we handle possess this QUALITY
Service
is known to all. Our aim at all times, is to give
you wants very prompt and careful attention.
Price
you consider that pur merchandise is the best
the market affords. You are protected not only
by our years of successful grocery experience,
but also by our guarantee of your satisfaction.
P. A. Wullbrandt
Groceries and Qucensware
lhe Latest Jazzes
One-steps
Fox-tfrots
Waltzes
by the
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Greatest
Dance
Organizations
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Gleason Studio
Three
The service we tender our
patrons, even to the 'kiddies'
The price is figured as low as it
it is possible to make it when
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RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, MAY 13, 1920
Besse Auditorium Leased
, We have been iufm inert thiit Mossrs
G L. Atkins nnrt Wilton Atkins of
O iiahn have, signed a loit.se on the
It 'sse Auditorium, tlie same to tnkc
cll'eol June llrst. Mr. G. L. Atkins
will bu In charge A vuriert line of on
tertiiininent will be ottered to the pub
bliu, including motion pictures., vaude
ville and high grade road shows.
Calf Club Holds Drawing
The Webster County Ciilf Ulub, en
eourngod by the success It attained
lust year, will continue Its activities
during tlio coming yetir. Tlio Club
drawing and social and business meet
ing was held Friday afternoon. A
dinner given by the local business men
and Commercial Club, and served by
tlie ladies of the lire-thorn church, was
enjoyed by the members of the Club
and their friends.
L. 1 Fribble one ot the state agricul
tural workers delivered a very inter
esting and instructive address, on
agricultural, topics Chus. Steward
talked "Shorthorns" and Frnnk Mean
discussed the good points of tlio "Here
fords". The "llusiness Men's Pedigree"
was the subject of E. ,1. Overlng's ad
dress. Owing to other pressing duties con
nected with his olllec, County Ageut
Fausch, was unable to furnish us with
oillcial data of the drawing. This in
formation will be printed in our next
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Attention Buddies!
A meeting has been called by the
temporary oilicers of Red Cloud Post
'JUS of the American Legion for this
evening a S bells in thul. 0 0. F. hull.
As some thirty exsoldierssignert a peti
tion some time ago asking the state
department grant a chatter to them
and the charter is in the hands of the
temporary oilicers. The temporary
oulcors now state that if tl o t-N-Mild-ieri
do not want a local organization'
here they will bend tho charter back
to the state department and the'tmtttur
will be dropped forever as far as they
arc personally liitotested. It you want
a good live post in this city attend the
meeting Lj nite.
Defeated in First Game
One big event in the minds of the
buso ball funs whs the first game of
tho season, played at the Starke bail
park Sunday afternoon, when tlie local
team crossed ba'ts with tlio ltlverton
boys. The result of the game was n
victory for ltlverton, til seoro being
six to three.
1111 Downs was on tho mound for
the locals while Fggleston was adorn
ed with tho mask and catchers mit
throughout tho game.
One versed in this popular game
could readily see, th.it lack of team
practice was the direct cause of deleat
for our boys. However they rallied in
the ninth Inning, securing their three
tallies at that time.
Considering the fact that some of
the merchants of this city went to con
siderable expense in furnishing tlio
uniforms, it is to bo hoped that the
boys will have regulnr practice, in
order that Hed Cloud may liavo n ball
team that will be u credit to our town.
Tho management states that a regular
program of practice will be scheduled
for the future. N
They will play the leturn game at
ltlverton Sunday afternoon.
Miss .Mabel Ilailcy and Miss Kthel
Waller wore Superior visitors Satur
day nnd Sundny.
In, order to do his part in cleaning
up this city, while cleaning and wow
ing his yard, Ed Gnrbcr ran tho lawn
mower t-o fast that it got hot and
burned tho handle out tho mower
Wednesday morning. ,
Early Sunday morning Marshal
Thillips made a raid on tho bunk car
near tlio roundhouse and found sov
oral of the railroad boys enjoying a
poker game. Tlio Marshal arrested
fivo of them who were fined ?10 a
piece by Judge 'Burden.
School Entertainments
Pleases Large Audience
"The Drownlo Dand"
Tlie new auditorium was again tho
center of atti action on last Friday
evening when the llrst five grades from
tlie Lincoln school gave their part of
tin tlitee big inmie.ilH for the week.
Tin- little people made all tholr arti
ficial (lowers and decorations which
enhanced the colorful scenery of tlie
wood-, the setting of their play "The
Brownie liatid".
The Fairy Queen. Elizabeth Mizer;
Fairy Piincss. Kllz'iboth Pyle; lleth
Cnibtll, as Pauline, the lender of tho
picnic crowd; and Marian Piatt, as
Jennie, took the principal parts for
thu girls.
Charles Klrtil. Hubert Beezley and
Wlllanl Ellison were tlio outstanding
characters for the boys.
Tlie dancing of the Wood-Nymphs
would rival the Vernon I'astleV rhapso
dies. Tlie beautiful costumes of tlio
Battel Hies-, the lively action songs of
the WVe Wees, the swarthy looks of
the Uyjisy Maidens, therein! hooting
of the Owls Htid the backgiound form
ed by the Browulu Hand, all blended
into a beautifully coloied picture of
childhood at play.
Their singing, for childish voiceH,
was splendid.
The teachers who trnined those grail,
es must have surely reaped their re.
ward for their untiring efforts, by this
time, from all the spontaneously glow
hig remarks of t lie public; on nil sides.
It thcte plays, mu to be rated on the
deuic-s of good, better, best, you
siitely want to see them all and judge
for youself if tins were not of tho su
perlative degree
"Paulino"
The High School play on Tuesday
evening was all that everyone antici
pated. Tlie .Misses Owen, Overman and Cra
bill are all to lie highly complimented
in their ell'orn at training so large a
o istu of young people
Tho caste of sixteen characters were
taken by Uttuy Koou, Virginia Tate,
Mitrcelht Stockman, Krtythe Zeiss,
Blanche Sherer, Leona Broakey, How
ard Kaley, Hay Mountford, llowntd
Fiisbie, Furl Patten, Sumner IMiel.
man, Haloid Doyle, Eugene Bush,
Lynn iush, Morrison McConkey nnd
Fred Gordon. There were full chorus",
es of plcnicers jmd villagers to coin
nloto the scene.
Howard Fiisbie, the Landlord of the
Dalles Inn was giving a party for his
daughter Pauline. While the party is
on seveial otliois arrive at the Inn j
Fabor, the New York .Journalist, by
Howard Kaley; Slmdy his colored
valet, Bay Mountford; Professor, mid.'
die ngod and very queer, Earl Patten;
Chilkoot Ike, from tlni.cold Klondike,
Sumner Esholinan. The Village P!iy-'
siclan, Eugene Bush; Mother, Leona
Breakey; Sorrow, Borrow, Morrow j
three bums Lynn Bush, Morrison Me- i
McConkey and Fred Ooidon. I
Tho professor Is tin early preceptor)
to Tuber nnd enjoys his vacation with ,
his erst-whlle pupil. Faber In Ids orl- j
giual manner greets his early teacher.
Three insurgent spies, rtUgui&f-d us t
tramps, mako theniielves at homu
while the professor sleeps, on, all uti-,
mindful of his stolon possessions. The
meditations of Chilkoot ike are Inter,
rupted by Chickle, Cnllte becomes sus.
plolous. Shady gels Into all kinds of
trouble. Kuben appears much to the.
delight of Cutlie. Kloml I ells foi tunes.
Paulino Is unhappy over the absence
of the Village Physician, who is a very '
busy man.
An insurrection has arisen and a
company of Grenadiers has been order
ed out. Tho stais and stripes are not
forgotten. Tho Village Physician
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I iuuaua iUiiK euuiinii iu uiauiunu iimwiui-
ing, aspirations, hopes and regrets
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Chlckie displays authority ov
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or, who becomes It larlous; lifs flattery
, !, . . , n in hi i
fa IV to control Culo and he is order-
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OU UW1IJ IU I 111'. BUWIIU 111 HIU IIUI Klliv.il
ends Ins love-making.
a wuioweii mouier, wiiu nor uiiio f A 0 Iowa t0 rcceive Rlld chaper.
son, making her wuv buck to tho old! ' . , , a. '
homestead, tarries thnt the child may " lo shipment of purebred Short
rest; both fall asloep; Uncle Joe fiuds J horn cows.
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Give Our Jewelry
for Graduation
Recount your own treasures that your
heart holds dear a Watch, a Pin, a
Ring and you will give lasting presents
to those of whom you are fond.
JEWELRY is the thing to give
Our store is the place to buy it, because
you can absolutely depend upon the
Quality, Style and price of any piece
you buy from us.
Your Satisfaction or
Your Money Back!
B.H.Newhouse
wciouj Jeweler and
tafflinnr
CREAM!
YES! We Buy Cream, and lots of it. We arc and
always have been paying "Top Market" for it and
shall continue to do so. You may rest assured
that when you bring your cream, to THE UNION
you get the prevailing market price for it.
Competition
That's what we like. We enjoy good, fair and
square competition we welcome it. Competition
is the very life of trade. Without it the farmer
would be in doubt whether he was getting value
received. With it he has only to consult the
other fellow's quotations and then he knows that
he is receiving honest treatment.
Credentials
We have 'em. Every ono connected with our
cream department has. The law requires that any
one who buys and tests cream must have a cer
' tificate. and the only way to abtain one is to pass
the required examination. Investigation will re
veal this certificate on exhibition in our test room
Fair Dealing!
Ask any one of our patrons about our prices and
tests and see if they are satisfied. A continued
patronage of approximately 350 cream customers
is pretty fair evidence that we are treating our
patrons right and meeting competition on a fair
business basis,
Farmers Union
J. F. Edwards, Mgr. Red Cloud, Neb.
"NOT IN THE COMBINE"
MiafflnmraiM
his "Young Missus" and also finds out
that Shady Is his grandson,
1 A reception is given by Cassady nnd
Ilcuben brings word that the insurrect
ion is queued,
I Faber returns with a "scoop" on the
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news and to find that lovo and happl-
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'noss crown an eventful dHy.
Curtis Steward-left Sunday morning
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