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Bu lltcscl nt I'owell and Topen.
J. E, IJutlcr .spent Tuesday in
Hasting..
Mrs. D. G. Britton spent Tuesday
in Hastings.
Mrs. Mamie Wascom spent Friday
in Hasting?.
James Peterson spent Friday in
Guide Rock.
Will Schcnk went to Marion Tues
day afternoon.
Everett Hawkins went to Beatrice
Sunday morning.
A good wide tired wagon for sale.
C. T. Dickenson.
Joe Crow was down from Republi
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can City Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Turner spent
Friday in Hastings.
Clarence Lewis is building an addi
tion to his residence.
The Farmers' Institute will be held
the last wvok in October.
A. H. Carpenter went to Seldcn,
Kansas Wednesday evening.
Mrs. E. S. Garber went to Superior
Sunday morning to visit friends.
Powcl & Pope's Cafe handles Dar
rianclla chocolntc candy. Try if.
Mrs. Roy Sanderson and children
went to Denver Sunriav evenimr.
Ed Garber went to Lincoln bunuuy
morning to attend the State Fair.
Miss Effio Holcomb went to Lincoln
Monday to attend the State Fair.
Mrs. Carl Jernberg went to Lin
colnjMontlny to attend the State Fair.
M. A. Mercer went to Lincoln Sun
day morning to attend the State Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bailey spent
Friday with relatives at Guide Rock.
Robert Reiner shipped a car of cat
tle to Kansas City Sunday morning.
J. x. Bradford of Cambridge spent
Sunday with his wife and family in
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Robinson of
Superior spent Sunriny with his par- j
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Robinson.
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Spend wisely
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There's a way of spending money
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Big business calls it financing.
Government calls it budget-making.
We call it the Budget Plan.
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Our Budget Plan will show you how to
"swing" the purchase, without cutting in
on your present necessary expenditures.
Now is a good time to buy. The New
Edison has advanced in price less than 15
since 1914; this includes War Tax. Mr.
Edison has kept prices down by absorbing
increused costs out of his own pocket.
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We have Kodak Alburns
White Pencils, Art Corners
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Kut uiiri drink nt Powell & Pope's
Cnfo." tf
V. W. Wright of Hebron was in the
city this week.
Rev. Cope went to Lincoln Tues
day morning to attend the State
Fair.
Read the Nuckolls and Franklin
County Fair ads wh'ich appear in this
issue.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schultz return
ed home Saturday afternoon from
Omaha.
Ernest Barrett of Denver is visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Barrett.
G. W. Hutchison and Edgar Cowden
were in western Kansas the last of
the week.
R. D. Gaston of Hastings spent
Tuesday in the city with his son,
Frank and wife.
Earl Hall and Don Fulton autocd
to Lincoln Sunday afternoon to at
tend the State Fair.
Just received a shipment of Dar
rianelln chocolate candy. $1 per lb.
box. Powell & Pope.
Miss Mabel Pope left Saturday mom
ing for Sheridan, Wyoming, where
she will teach school.
Mrs. Gus Schultz spent Wednesday
with Mr. Schultz's mother who is in a
hospital at Hastings.
Miss. Theresa Kcllctt went to Up
land Tuesday morning where she will
teach school this year.
Amos Miksch an'd Leo Mc Arthur
went to Lincoln Monday morning to
attend the State Fair.
Dr. J. W. Stockman was in Bird
City, Kansas, the last of the week
looking after his farm.
Miss Edith Hoffman went to Hast
ings Friday morning to attend the
Advontist camp meeting.
Mr. and Mrs: Fred Smclsor and
children arc visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Smclsor.
Dewey Salarien went to McCook
Wednesday morning to take the ex
amination for a fireman.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Carpenter have
moved into the Stockman property
which he recently purchased.
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Glen Fenrn went to Hastings Thurt
day afternoon.
Hood turuls -good service modeiati
pr'c ? IWv'l ,fc Popx's rud
Sam Temple returned to his horn
at Kansas City Sunday after spend
ing a weekwith friends hcve.
Miss Mary Peterson returned horn
Wednesday after fprndincr a mojit'
at Denver and Coloinrio Spring.".
Mr. and Mr. Moreriith IUitlor o
Hastings spent Sunriny with his par
ent, Mr. and Mr. J. K Butler.
Chas. Fox of Grand Islimd is visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Snnford
Fox.
Emil Polnicky went to Lincoln Mon
day morning to attend the Slat
Fair.
Mii Marie Lntrangcr went tr
Grand Hand Thursday morninff to
visit relative.
Mr. Artist and n o .Colorado
spent the fir.it of the week with Mi
ami Mrs. )"a Gilbert.
Forret Mountford went to Trutr
bull Thursday mornim: to spend r
few days with frieniR
Henry Gilliam rpturnnd homo Mon
day from Inwoori, Iowa, where ho line
been visiting relative. -
Miss Alvena Ilenfro returned l
Armour Sunday after spending a few
days with her mother.
Miss Christine Caldwell wont to
Kccne, Friday morning where she will
teach school during the school vear.
The W. C. T. U. County Convention
will bo held nt the Methodist church
in Cowlcs, Thursday, September lGth
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Ilailey and Mrs.
Chas. Steward wont to Lincoln Mon
day morning to attend the Stair
Fair.
Mrs. Bernard McNony and daugh
ter, Helen, returned homo Thursday
from Denver and Estcs Park, Colo
rado. Miss Edith Zeiss went to Bladen
Saturday. She intends to io-.ch
school near that place the coming
year.
George Harris, Pete Mcintosh Lo
lnrrtl Caldwell and Clyde Simpson were
in Burwcll, Nebraska, the first of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Thomas, wont to
Dorchester Friday morning where
they will spend a few days with rela
tives. Warren Nelson left Wednesday for
Rochester, Minnesota, where ho will
have an operation performed on his
hand.
Mrs. Mamie Wascom and children
went to Guide Bock Sunday morning
where she will teach school the com
ing year.
Robert Hoxsey departed Friday
morning for Storm Lake, Iowa, where
he will spend a couple of weeks with
l datives,,
,' Robert E. French, Grand Custodian
of the Mason lodge, was in the city
Monday and held a Masonic school of
instruction.
Mrs. Carl Jernberg of Akron,
Colorado, arrived in the city Sunday
morning to visit Mr. and Mrs. A. .lorn
berg and friends.
Conductor W. A. Cassell has re
sumed his work on the Hastings pas
senger after spending two weeks va
cation at Denver.
Governor McKclvio, is billed tfl
speak in this city next Thursday. He
will probably dwell on his pet hobby,
"The Code Bill."
Mrs. Lucille Crow came down
from Republican City WcdneMlny
morning to visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Stroup.
Earl Saladcn returned to Lincoln
Saturday morning after visiting his
brother, Andrew Saladcn and sister,
Mrs. Wm. Zackery.
Miss Kathrync Burke returned to
this city the last of the week after
spending the summer with her par
ents at Walnut, Iowa.
W. L. Weesncr went to Lincoln
Werincsdaykto attend the Stnto Fair
and spend a few days with bjs daugh
ter, Mrs. Guy Zeigler.
Miss Virginia Tate returned ao hoi
homo at Tarkio, Missouri, Saturday
after visiting with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Christian.
Mrs. J. C. Marshall and children
have returned to their home at Mc
Cook after visiting with her situ,
Mrs. N. B. Bush and finiW.
Mi, and Mrs. George Britton re
turned to their homo at Ravenna Wed
nosriay morning, after visiting his
brother, D. G. Britton and wife.
Operator W. R. Dorf went to
Omaha Thursday morning to visit his
brother. Operator W. II. Turner is
taking his place during his absence.
Mrs. L. G. Railsback returned to
Wilsonvillo Tuesday morning after
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. T. W.
White and Mr. and Mrs.. W. L. Hincs.
E. S. Garber
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C. T. Dickenson spent Thursday in
Hastings.
Engineer Tanner m rived in the city
Wednesday morning to take tho
switch engine in the local yards, re
lieving Engineer Connor who went to
McCooIc.
M' nr.d Miv. Cecil Buirr't loturn
od to their home at Beatrice Sunday
morulnsr after spending n fow das
with his pnrentd, Mr. and Mrs. Cha.
Bariclt.
Mr. Elmer Crone and children of
Cheyenne, Wyoming, sho have been
visiting Mr. and Mr. Frank Peterson,
went to York Saturday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. C. B. Crone.
County Agent II. It. Hus-oh an 1
tho Junior Stock Judging Team, Law
rence Means, Lylo Ashby and Alfred
Fringer wont to Lincoln tho first of
the week to attend tho State Fair.
Poti:i Judge Kailcy hold police
court Tuesday ateflioon at which timo
"nvernl offenders wore brought before
K'm and fined for speeding and some
Tor riding bicycles on tho rido walk.
At a meeting of tho Dcmociatic
C-nnty Committee held lnt Saturday,
'ieth F. Greene of Binrien was appoint
od to fill vacancy in the ticket for tho
office of County Assessor on the Dem
ocratic ticket.
Rev. V. M. H.irpcr and daughter,
Grace, have gone for n visit at Cains-
illo, Mo. They will bo absent two or
throe weeks and Rev. Harper will at-
lend Baptists Association meetings
which he has missed only twice in
forty years. Riverton Review.
N. M. Hayes living Ji1!- miles north
of Rod Cloud will hold a public sale
Wednesday, Sept. 15 at which time
ho will sell 13 head horses and mules,
1!1 head of cattle and 9 head of hogs
aUo all of his farm machinery. Tho
alc will commence at 10:30 a. m.
COLLINS AND HARLAN
COMING TO RED CLOUD
Collins and Harlan, America's fav
orite entertainers arc coming to Red
Cloud.
nnounccment is jnaric that those
amusjng singers, Collins and Harlan,
are scheduled for a concert at tho
Besse Auditorium on the night of Sep
tember 17.
Collins and Harlan have earned the
reputation of being America's favorite
entertainers, because of their astonish
ing repertoire of humorous song.
Neither -Arthur Collins nor Byron
G. Harland started out to enter their
present career. Mr. Collins wuh going
to bo an actor. What if his ancestors
were all Quakers! That was nothing
compared with the longing ho had,
nctually to make his appearance be
hind the footlights.
So he left his home in Philadelphia
and journeyed to New York as they
all do. And then he became a suc
cessful opera singer and got a real
job with DeWolf Hopper in "Wang."
Mr. Collins also appeared in "The
Lion Tamer" with Francis Wilson. It
was after that, that he met with
Byron G. Harlan and tho two decided
to combine their talents.
M". Harlan is one of those famous
people from Kansas. Nearly all tho
celebrities there aic, come from Kan
sas upon a time. But Mr. Harlan's
family early emigrated to South Da
kota, whore his boyhood was passed
Unlike Mr. Collins, Byron G. Harlan
never meant to he an actor at all
But ho did have a beautiful voice and
so he decided to no to a great city
and cultivate it. In this case tho
great city was Chicago. And there
Mr. Harlan began his stage career
with an engagement in an opera com
pany. After that ho appeared in "A
Texas Steer." Having seen the in
side workings of a theatre and having
also met Mr. Arthur Collins, Harlan
decided he had enough of being "just
an actor." bo ho started a company
of his own and became a producer
Himself.
You can hear these two noted sing
ers at the Besso Auditorium on the
evening of September 17th.
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TONIGHT
WALTER REED, LOTTIE P1CKFORD, TULLY MARSHALL
The Man from
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Funeral Range
FRIDA YandSA TURD A Y
Big Bill Hart and Wanda Hawley in
William S. Hart, peerless portraycr of strong virile Western roles, made
n distinct hit in hi.s new Artcratt photoplay, "The Border Wireless." The
ricluro, which was directed hy Mr. Hart under the supervision of Thomas H.
Inco, is intensely dramatic and of that Hart tjjpe which js hound to attract
widespread and favorahlo comment.
Steve Ransom, a brave Westerner, becomes a bandit in revenge for the
death of his aged parents who die of grief when they arc deprived of their
ranch through the dishonesty of a railroad corporation in Wyoming, lie
commits several daring robberies at railroad stations and soon is an outlaw
with a price upon his head. He assumes the name of Allen xxi goes to
Yellow Dog, near the Mexican border, where he rescues Elsa Miller, a tele
graph operator, from a band of Mexican bandits, who attack her as she is de
livering a message to tho Magdalena Mines.
Their love is mutual. "" Steve is intensely patriotic and when the United
States declares war agains Germany, he decides to go to Fort Scott and en
list. Ho meets Herman Brandt and Frederick Schloss, two Hun spies, whore
hoadquartors are located at the abandoned Magdalena Mines and when
Brandt makes disparaging remarks against tho United States, Steve forceu
him to kiss tho American flag.
Brandt causes Steve's shack to be searched and ovidencc is found reveal
ing SIcvg'a identity and tho fact that he is a fugitive from justice. Brandt
loams that Steve has gone to Fort Scott and he telegraphs tho facts to the
Commandant of tho fort with the request that Steve bo arrested. Steve es
capes and with tho aid of Klsa runs down the spies, destroys tho wireless
plnnt, and for his services he is pardoned. Ho and Elsa then plight thilr
troth, "'Tho support is excellent, the portrayal of Elsa byuWanda Hawley be- '
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