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A Newspaper That Gives The News flftyt Wocka Each Year For 12.00
VOLUME 48
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA. NOVEMBER -IB. 1920
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M. V. A. Class Adoption Armistice Day Program
Draws Many People
n ".diiy evening, November 12ft h. In tlio I
MtttontohiiU Deputy Hnmmot who is ,
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0 MATTER what you want to buy nor what you
want repaired, if it is in the jewelry line 'twill
pay you to come here.
In the purchase of jewelry or its repair,
the reliability of your dealer is of prime
importance.
This is why your interests are best
served by coming to us.
Tlio local M. V. A. lodjri. will hold ivj
c'iism nilontinu of uiMiiltriiitus on V'il. s.
DPhpltu tlio ftict tluit the wuatlier
wits aiiythitiK but plnasnnt on Armis-
huio wrltliiff up the. chias huu wrltti'ii . " ""J" i' usual laru crowd us.
some thirty cntulidiitf who will bo m'iuW-iI here for the event, and the.
tilten into the lodo that evening, All , profjnun wur curried out In dill to the
the members should attend us the o ' comlilcto HHtlbfaut.ton of everyone. In
will be "dottiKs'' Mint evening. all it was olio yreat bljj soelal altair
, . r Tlimxserviee men were on hutul!rc&
T I? TI n i I i cd Irt iinlfonn and uiiido an (mpiessive
lwo fcgg thieves Break JadHpi)0nrilIieOi A llllsllul!lS h0llMa tteic
Woods and Froderiok, who wore ro- closSil cluiiny tlio ufteriinou and all
enntly arrested, charged with atonllnK j intof.'sts centered on tlio bi day the
and selling onus, and placed In the' most Important of .ill days in the his
county jail to await the next term of tory of the country.
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PHOTOGRAPHS
For Christmas Gifts
JUST
THE
THING
We are making a Special Offer
for November. Take advantage
of it and at the same time be re
lieved of a dozen Xmas worries
Don't Forget the Location
Ovor Smith's
Shoe Store-
The Gleason Studio
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If a Car is Worth Driving
it is Worth Building
A Garage . . .
See us for Up-to-date
Garage Designs. '
The IWaioneGeilaiiy Co- j:
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court made their escapo last Thursday
afternoon while the Armistice Day
celebration was ocoupyitiK the altent.
ion of all of our citizens.
The sheriff states that they made
their gct-a-wiiy at nbntit six o'clock In
the evening, as a few minutes before
that time they wero safe behind tlio
bars.
When ho weut Into the jail to malic
his prisoners safo nnd comfortable for
the night he found that they had tukou
their departure, securing their liberty
by sawing vay yio bars covering the
window'. The hack saw blades were
found on the window sill.
An investigation revealed that the
man who had been picked up on a
vagrancy charge last week, and who
had been working out his lino on the
city streets and tiie paving hud pur
chased the saw blades from a local
dealer and delivered tbem to the pris
oners prior to his departure from the
city. Ho was brought back from
Hastings by Sheriff Huffcr and held for
tho next term of court, barged with
aiding, the prisoners to escape.
At this time no olew to the where
abouts of tho egg thieves has been se
cured. K
A Good Game of Foot Ball
Thursday afternoon, although being
very cold, tlio best foot ball game that
was ever played on tho Hedge field
was put on by tho Ansley High School
and tho local team. Ansley made tluiir
scores in tho llrst and second quarter,
when they made two touch downs and
kicked goal. Red Oloud made their
only score in the last half of the game.
Score: Ansley 11, Red Cloud 7.
The game was hard contested and
when the playora tackled some body
was sure to go down hard. The Ansley
coach and the players were u different
sort or fellows from the McCook "crub
bers" nnd they bolioved in playing foot
ball like tho gaio is supposed to bo
played. Thoy wore well pleased with
tho treatment that they received here
nnd spoko highly and complimentary
of tho local team and tho citizens in
gcnornl.
Max Towlc of Lincoln was the roferoo
and his decisions wore not questioned
by any body. If tho day had bocu
warmer probably the crowd would
have boon much larger and tho local
boys state that tho scoro might have
boon different. Our boys took their
defeat manfully and stato that It was
no disgrace to bo defeated by a team
like tho opponents in this. game.
The Red Cloud team goes to Super
ior tomorrow afternoon whero thoy
will play tho local team of that city
and a largo numbor from hero aro
planning on accompanying thorn.
Tho heason will closo hero Thanks
giving Day with tho Kournoy team
playing tho local team,
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Or Glasses Need Fixing ?
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REPAIRING
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Mr. and Mrs.
ED. AMACK
UNDERTAKING
Phone, Store Ind. 158, Res, 93' RED CLOUD, NEB
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The Uusse Sale I'avilllou was fitting
ly decorated and adequately heated
andjut the noon hour it wut crowded
to Its utmost capacity by the soldiers
unci citizens. Dinner was served cuf
etor a stylo and ovor ltK'l) feasted on
the :nany good outs that wore found
there. Kried chicken, numerous kinds
of studwlches, picklcH, doughnuts and
huuUreds of gallons of good collee
composed the menu. Right here we
wish to compliment tho exhomo guards
on tlie most ellegant brand of "Moelm
and Java" that they made and served.
After tho big dinner tlio people ad
journed to the Uestio Auditorium whore
tho program was rendered. It was
opened by the singing of "America" by
the Community Chorus and the audi
ence. This'was followed by the ad
dress of welcome by Post Commander,
Robt. S. Mitchell.
Ol.bar numbers on the program were:
Vocal Solo, Miss Ruby Koon; Music,
Instrumental Quartette; Reading. Qleo
King; Vocal Solo, Mrs. Prank Hughes;
Saxophone Solo, Frank Gaston; Read
ing, "Whon Poppies Illoom on Fland
ers Fiold", Mrs. George Kalloy.
Tho principal address was delivered
by Attorney J. S. Gilliam. He plctur
ed'tho condition of alfalrs at the time
Undo Sam entered the great conflict,
and at this the darkest hour, our boys
serving to turn tlio tide and turning
defeat into victory. During the entire
time tho speuker received tho undivid
ed attention of the audience.
The program was closed with tho
singing of tlfroo selections by the Com
munlty Chorus.
The parade, consisting of the bund,
firing squad, colors, and the exservlce
men, the ambulance, with Dr. Crcigli
ton and Carey Derr as drivor, two font
bull teams, formed at the 1'avllliou
nnd marched north to the hchool house,
thence south to tho flag pole, whero
the exsorvico men stood retreat, tho
firing squad firing tho evening salutof
after which they marched to tho fool
bull grounds to witness the game.
At six o'clock the cx-soldlors end tho
Ansley foot ball team met at the Pu
villion whero they wero served suppor.
After "chow" H. S. Foo made a short
talk on "Why theexscrviconon should
join the American Legion".
At eight o'clock tho big dunco com
menced and there was a largo crowd
present who enjoyed themselves at
this passtimo. J. E. Itctz had chargo
of tho orchestra and thoso in attend
ance speak loud in pralsbof tho orches
tra that furnished tho music.
Tho peoplo of tho community were
woll pleased with the way tho orents
wero curried out1 and much praise is
being given tho American Legion for
getting up this colebration.
A "bettor sires better stock" cam
paign Is being conducted by tlio fann
bureaus of forty Nebraska counties in
an effort to improve, tho quality of
stock lecptj on general farm3. Many
farmers realize that it pays to uso
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WE WILL DO IT RIGHT AND AT A REASONABLE PRICE.
WHETHER IT IS A WATCH, CLOCK, JEWELRY OR EYE
GLASSES, WE HAVE THE MATERIALS 'AND WE KNOW
HOW TO FIX IT SO IT WILL SYAY FIXED.
WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF OPTICAL GOODS, JEWELRY
AND SILVERWARE AND WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW
YOU WHAT YOU WANT.
WE TEST YOUR EYES AND FIT
YOU WITH CORRECT GLASSES
We Make 'Quality' Right Then the Price Right
E.H.Newhouse
Red ctoud Jeweler and Optometrist rdbc$k
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The
flctaelle.
Greater than the Phonograph
Different in construction
Superior in tone
Actual In reproduction
THE ACTUELLE-a Pathe Freres in
vention marks the first really radical
advance in the science oi sound reproduction
since sound recording was invented.
The result achieved a natural purity of
tone which would have been beyond belief
less than twelve months agn.
Now comes the real revolutionary ad
vanceand again it is the Pathe organizat
ion that has won out with the Actuelle.
Exit Sound Box, Tone Arm, Horn
The problem of the phonograph maker is to take out of .
the way of the tone obiticals which affect the reproduction
in a lesser way. The tone box, the tone arm, tho tone
chamber and horn aro in the way. The ACTUELLE dis
cards all the obstacles. A taunt wire carries the tone di
rect from the record to a parchament cone which amplifies
and reproduces the tone in its natural, vivid vigor, with a
full fidelity that no phonograph could ever equal,
Come in and hear this wonderful instrument play your
favorite records. Wo will bo pleased to have you call.
GRICE& GRIMES
Red Clo
PATHEPHONOGRAPHS
Neb
raska
AND PATHE RECORDS
In A Dickcn3 of A Fix
It was at a funeral. An Irisluaan
had died. Tho friends were invited to 'nothing but purebred sires. It costs no
wo past tuo colon and havo last Joolc m0ro to feed an nnimal of good
at tho departed one. breeding than It does a scrub, and tho
Pat, a former acquaintance, stood results aro much moro gratifying. Tho
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heforo tho deceased nnd n nmlln iminrli
over his face. Ho chuckled, a time or
two and then moved on. Somcono
accosted him later and asked what
mado him laugh on such a solemn
occasion. H - l.
"By Gory," ho said, "Miko didn't
bolicvo thero was a heaven and be
didn't bcliovo thero was n hell nnd I
though as I stood thoro patching htoi.
By Gory I hero yo aro, Mike, all
dressed up and no placo to go." Ex.
uso of purebred sires to produco
animals for tho feed lot is of much
impprtanqc, ns most feeders realize.
To encourago tho uso of better sires,
farm bureaus award an emblem to
farmers who uso nothing but purebred
sires. '
And Every Inch Outlaw.
Mexico la 1,000 miles long from
northwest to southwest, and Its width
varies from 1-10 to 750 miles.
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The Price of Lumber
and building material is so much less
than it has been and the prospects for it
going much lower is so slight that we
feel justified in advising you to build now
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