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You are not gom? to miss
attending the
this year, are
Surely not and while in town why
not look over our fine line of jewelry
watches, diamonds, rings, brooches?
Maybe you have planned on buying
A GOOD WATCH. We have some
good values and would like to have
you see them.
E
J. C. MITCHELL
Columbia Grafonolas The Jeweler Columbia Records
Don't Forget the Chautauqua, July 25-31
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GOOD PICTURES
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Ex
its just as easy to make good
pictures when you KNOW
HOW as to spoil one.
We are in the class that
"knows how."
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Over Smith's
-Shoe Store-
The
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Base Ball Club Composed of
A ALL - SERVICE - MEN
C Will Positively Appear Here!
Playing the Local Club.
Wednesday, July 28
JD The Real Game of the Season!
A RUTH EG AN, Champion
' First Baseman and Pitcher is Play-
- T ing with this team this year
" Starke Park -3:30 p.'m.
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RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA. JULY 22, 1920
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Married at Annapolis, Md
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and Mi.s lima Itnnney, were uwirr
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by her mule. Mr J. Walter Savboltdf
It.iltimire. En,gn F. II C'omint 2nd,";
a ship nia'o of the frrooiu acted us best
man. j'
The bihle's uon'ii was of white sntln
with train and veil. The groom wore
the blue navy uniform. '
The bridal couple left for Now ork
from which place they went by boat toi
Uostou to spend their honeymoon ut
Itnss ltoc!, a fashionable summer resort
near there.
Thev will be at home at Norfolk,
Vtririuia, after July 30th where the
proom will resume his duties on the Xr.
S. S. Oklahoma.
Doth bride and groom are well known
and hlgb.lv respected here and are cf
cue sort wuo nave made good in every
relpjot und have exhibited those
qualities of character which endeared
them to many friends. After graduat
ing from our liip;h school the bride,
graduated from Cottier University and
was instructor in the high school of
Dorchester, Nebraska and the groom
entered the U. S. Naval Academy from
which he graduated last year and is
still lu the service hs a Juuior Officer
in tho Navy.
lhe Chief for itself, and for tbeir
many friends, extends them hearty
congratulations and sincere good wish
es for a prosperous and happy life, re
gretting only that tneir duties will
keep them away from their former
home.
Injured in Auto Accident
While enroute to Cowles, in n ear,
Tuesday morning, Ed Garber, accom
panied by Henry McCune, met with an
accident that cuused the fracture of
hh right leg in two place. Mr. lie
dine was at tho wheel, when thoy
came into a spot of soft ground, anil
in an elfort to get out onto the solid
pat t of tho road the car turned over,
throwing Ed to one side of tho road
and nlniiiu Mr. McCuuo underneath
tho car.
Mr. Gnrber was brought to this city
and given medical attendauac. At
this writing he is confined to his bed.
The Chief foice, along with IMS
many friends will greatly miss his
mulling countenance and cheery voice
and we hope for his speedy recovery
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Bring in Your Old Clothing
The local committee for the Armen
ian relief would appreciate it. if the
people, while attending the Chautau
qua next week, would bring in their
discarded clothing and leave the same
at Frank Smith's shoe store, as another
call has been sent out for olothing for
the suffering Armenians. At the pre",
cut timp that country has plenty ol
food, und at present, us the weather is
warm thoy are not in' need of much
clothing, but thereliof committee who
have chaige of the woik in that coun
try state tnut they will be in need of
clothing as soon ns the oold weather
sots in and urge every one to donato
what they can.
Locals Shut Out Guide Rqck
After a week's practice the unexpect
ed happened fast Sunday afternoon
when tho Red Cloud ball team shut
out tho Guide Hock boys by a score of
i to 0. llerzog was on the mound for
tho homo boys whllo Ely pitched for
the visitors. Since Dr. Hearst has tak
en chargo of the team ho has been
working the boys out each nlirht and
(the fruits of his, and their, labor are
beginning to show, Next Sunday
afternoon they will play In aval o on
the home grounds, at II p. m. and no
doubt it will bo u good game. Ne.t
Wednesday ufteruouu they will play u
Legioneer's Team, from Chicago utlltfo
o'clock '
ami mm iimn uni.ney. were tunrrieu on ,Til,y ao ,, 31 FritInv moi:nng
at eight l)i'l's-liij.-h nooi.- In the Aeo.J. Aivl.niotic, Mental Arithmetic, Geog
dfinv Chtipil :u Aiiii4iitfli, .Maryland . fnpli.. , Spelling and Grammar. Tii-
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. . .. .... .'.. . i J iJrrsi inti'V mul TtieiV. Xnfiivilnt lunin.
uiupiain corps u. a A , o le uting. ", ;- ' .: " ": ;,, ,
.. i s , ., ' . , i , , .v. Rj tng lVumanship, Drawing, lMiyaiol
11... Iji UliT attended by her bjfcterM 6H am, 1Iist01.'y. Saturday ufter-
MI-. I'auiliie llmney. way given nwnUn0on-Theory, Civics, Agriculture and
iraffiTTfwjrrwirMtfuvmifcxswiFyjGtTMxMirivtvir
(Ol'NTY SCHOOL NOTES
I'y County Supeiinlendcnt)
'J i .jhers' examination v. ill be given1
Botany.
T' aid crs' Institute begin the 2nd
bi At tru-t anil clones the 7lh of Aug
ust. Work will begin in full swing
ut 8::;0 Monday morning and will
close Saturday.
Teachers are so scarce that there Is
(10 need of any of them being out of
d position. If any such will Fend in
their credentials and the salary they
desire, I am very sure I can secure
them positions. Not all of the posi
tions of this county are filled as yet
so I should rather not be too quick
about disposing of the available sup
ply. As soon as all of this countys(
places are filled I will do my best to
help the rest to positions.
Teachers and directors should let
trio know when a position is secured
so that I will not civo wrong schools
to teachers and wrong names to direc
tors. BUTLER WOODS
) Announcements have been received
n this city of the wedding, ut th(
Methodist parsonage, in Denver,
Colorado, on Monday evening, of T)li
ver Meredith Butler and Miss Mary
Woods of Paulino, the ceremony be-
jng witnessed by the bride's mother
onrl flin frtviirrt'ia lirnflirti Vncnft
k The bride, while a stranger to near
ly all in this vicinity, is the daughter
tt'Mr. and Mrs. O. Woods, highly re
spected and well to do residents of
Pauline and is said to be an extreme
ly talented young lady.
The groom is tho son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Butler, an ex-service man,
with an enviable record and rated bo
sides being of sterling worth and in
tegrity, as being a meat cutter, sec
ond to none.
Tho newlywcds will return to Hast
ings, where they will be at home the
last of the month, intending in the
spring to go onto tho homstead near
Craig, Colorado, recently taken up by
the Butler boys.
The Commercial Advertiser extends
felicitations. Wednesday's Commer
cial Advertiser.
Tennis Tournament July 29-30
Tho Southwestern Nebraska Tennis
Tournament wil' be hold at Orleans,
Nebr., July 28th 20th. and 30th,
1920. TentiH fans ate much inter
ested in this event, and this year a
larger and faster aggregation of play
ers than in any previous year, will be
in attendance.
Orleans is said to have one of the
fastest sets of courts in the state.
Orleans is hospitable and will take
care of ull visitors. Those whoso
names are not on the association's
mailing list, and to whom invitations
wjll not be sent are cordially invited
to come and join the association and
take part in tho playing. The playing
Will begin promptly at 9 a. m. July
28th.
Notice To Tobacco Dealers I
License for sale of tobacco expired
during July. New license must be
procured from tho city clerk.
O. C. TEEL, City Clerk
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Noyes left
Monday via nuto for their home at
Inmnn after visiting with Mr. '.and
Mrs. W. J. Lippincott for the past
week. Miss Dora Carter accompan
ied them home.
The Chautauqua management ..has
no preacher on their circuit this seu
son and union services will be held at
the Methodist church next Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. Cope
will preach tho sermon.
R. L. Richardson and family of
Smith Center spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. D. G. Britton. Mrs. Roy
Strykcr of Kearney, who had been
visiting Mrs. Britton, accompanied
them home for a visit.
Mrs. Harold Mornnvillo returned to
her home at Hemingford tho first of
the week after visiting her parents,
1 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Barrett, Miss
, Margaret Dickson accompanied hot"
homo for a visit.
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Why Not Jewelry
The Appreciated Gift
A PPRECIATED because
7" in Jewelry you can always
find something that will exact
ly please the tasle of the
recipient.
Whether you want to make it a token of
sincere affection, or a remembrance of some
courtesy shown, or a substantial reward for
a service for which you can pay in no oiher
way your requirements may be served here.
B. fi.JSewhouse
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Big Educational
FORDSON
Power Farming
Demonstra tion
and School
JULY 28-29-30, 1920
Agricultural College Farm
LINCOLN, NEB, , -
Your Fordson will bring greater profits for you if you will equip
it with all the specially built implements needed on your farm.
Attend the big FORDSON DEMONSTRATION and seeal j
the machines in actual operation.
Tests will be conducted by the Department of engineers of the
Nebraska School, showing cost of different farm operations and - time
required to do each.
Be one of 50,000 farmers to attend this big educational demon,
onstration and school.
Call and see us and make arrangements to attend this demonstration
Frame & Smith Bros. Co.
Local Representatives Red Cloud, Nebraska
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Base Burner Users ! I
We have a car of base burner size
Cerrilos Anthracite now on the road.
Base burner coal will be hard to get
this year. ORDER NOW.
The Malone
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