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Wc do building from the excavating to the painting
complete. We will figure your jobs to furnish all mater
ials, or otherwise, to suit our customers. We do FRAME
BRICK and STUCCO work, Let us show you the differ
ence between good and inferior stucco.
We build screen doors and window gcreeiM and do
carpenter work of all kinds. Let us havo your order for
screen doors and window screens now.
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A good healthy bofly is more to he desired
than ; all the wealth' vt the world. Good health
assures a cloar mind, inspires energy, am bit on
and working efficiency. ' , , . '
The Food We Eat Is Important
The careful housewife will secure only the
Highest grade groceriesand foodstuffs' to safeguard w
the health of the family.
v, Our Goods Are The Highest Quality
l .' Selected to give our. patrons the best goods
obtainable a.t prices as low as it is possible to
. make them.
: This Store Will Help You
'- In the practice of consistent economy and givo
you full value for over dollar you spend here.
P. A. Wullbrandt
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it's worth printing well!
Nothing gives a business concern a "Cheap
John" appearance as quickly as the use of
poorly done printing. A concern is judged
by the appearance of their place of business
and by the class of correspondence and the
kind of advertising matter used. Since the
success of any business institution depends
upon the impression made upon the public
the necessity of using only the very best
printing is obvious.
It costs as much to do a job poorly as to do it right
We are prepared to handle high grade
commercial printing of all kinds and enjoy
doing work for those who are particular about
their printing and want it right.
The Red Cloud Chief
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Political Announcements
- For Sheriff .' '. '
l hereby atmuonce roy-lf h oaai-
date, for Hie nomination fur Sharif! of
T clutter County, otfth Primary,: 'July
1 3982, stit.Jcot to tlio will of Q& Re
pubHoati voter 61 VYebtr county.
' J hereby annomta myself Ma?frntU"
date? for thejiomimitiou tor 'i$MMflfof
Webstar Couaty subject to the-Will of
the voters cf the DumocraLio PHy at
the Primary election, July 18, 1W."
, XAWREXCB OHUl
I hereby announce myself as eiciand
dote lot tfcetiomiOAtlon for Sheriff t
WetoMeOoUnty, ot the Primary, 'jjuly
18, 1023, subject to tho will of the' Re
publican 0tcrs of Webster jCoulity,
n. r. PHiiLirs.
Mr. nnd, M:t. J. B. $llt.on v.'orc
paah$.xW! 'to Guide Erfck Punchy
merninjr to . spond the flay with i
frloncla,' 'w tirnlng.t.cme at eveiiiiHf
on .&, 17. ,.;.
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Walter Pops teturftetf hom Jaet
Wednesday venlnfe fvon Wcntnfin,
Kansas, 'where he underwent art opera
tloA for appeftdicitis and tf nr.ich im
ip:xvcd jnrheftitii.
I hereby annoonuu myself as aMntll
date for re-election to the ofllco of
County Slieriff of Websier county, sub
ject to the will of the llcmberatio vot
er, at the primary election, July 1H,
1SI22. FRANK IUfPFISIi.
I hereby unuounce mysolf nsa candi
date for tho nomination for Sheriff of
Webster County subject to tho will of
tho Republican voters at tho Primary,
July 18, 1922. FRED HEDGE.
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for the nomination for Sheriff of
Webster County subjeot to tho will of
the Democratic voters of Wobstor coun
ty at the Primary, July 18th.
E. A. (BERT)'KING.
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for the nomination for Sheriff of
Webster County subject to the"will of
the Republican voters ot Webster coun
ty at the Primary, July 18. ; '
OMER CROWELL, Guide Bock.
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for the nomination for Sheriff of
Webster County subject to the 'will of
the Repnblican voters of Webster
county at the Primary, July 18th.
ROY RUST.
For County Clerk
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date, for tho nomination for County
Cleric of Webster County, at tho pri
mary, July 18, 1022, subject to tho will
of .tho voters of the Democrat party.
II. F. PERKY.
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date, for the nomination for County
Clerk of Webster County, at tho pri
mary, July 18, 1922, subject to tho will
of the voters of the Republican party.
ELMER K. SIMONS.
:-en that beautiful "Hand Loom"
writing' pnpor Ht Cutting-''. I
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Mf. and Mrs. Lw Holltnsee of Wr.
raorta.revlsitluK.Mr, sftrl Mrs. J. R,
Beta and. other friends, '
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KKSJUlSMlWfXXllThSSB,
Grant Turnsr and Darrel Btirdcu
weui to Kansas City Wlneday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Oarbar of Kelloftg,
Idaho are vlsltiox bU brother Dan
tiarber and family.
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Mr.' and Mrs. Frtr-fc Hughes and
children natcd to Ha lings Si.tnday
rnomirf to spor.d th .d.y wirh har
parent, Mr. and M.3 ir.Uey and wrth
friend.
Mr and Mrs. -H. !. Gell6tly and
children returned hom Friday momr
2ng on train 15 from IndiftnaRolis,
Indiana, where they have . bcenN for
the past two weaka visiting with h'a
parents.
Mrs. J. W. Linn and daujrhle", Miss
Nan, and Mrs. E. J. Johnson went to
Hot Sprigs, South Dakota, Tuesday
morning to spend a few weeks with
relatives and friends.
W. D. Edson returned home Friday
evening on train 11 from Omaha
where he went about a week ago with
Mrs. Edson, tho latter going' there
for medical treatment in one of the
hospitals in that city.
Mr. .and Mrs. Allen Oummings and
baby returned to their home at Hast
ings Saturday morning after spend
ing the past few days here visiting
at the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. I. V. Cummings.
Engineer Pettis arrived here Friday
morning to take the Hastings-Red
Cloud passenger run. Engineer
Harry ' Grubb'" who has been on this
run for the past several months takes
the Red Cloud-Oxford turn.
One carload of mixed hogs and cat
tle, one carload of cattle both for the
St. Joe market and three rars of cat
tle and four cars of hogs for Kansas
City made up the stock shipments
from here Sunday morning.
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Wilson Bros,, , .& Geo. P. Ides
Silk and Fibre Dress Shirts
v $2.75 to. $3.75 ,
Kttppenhefeer, Bloch's and Cloth, Craft
Suits at 20, 25, 33 Per Cent Discount
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Fur and Bress Straw Hats at Big Discount
Palm Beach Suits $8, $10,
, 11,85, ,$14,85 $16.85-
The Cowden-Kaley Clothing Co,
ALWAYS RELIABLE
For County Treasurer
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for the nomination for County
Treasurer of Webster County subject
to tho will of tho voters of tho Repub
lican party at tho Primary election,
July 18, 1022.
MRS. HAZEL POWELL.
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for tho nomination of County
Treasurer of Wobster County subject
to the voters of the Democratic ticket
at tho Primary olection, July 18th. '
BERT DUCKER.
Service Rendered by Bees.
While the bees of this country gath
er something llko $75,000,000 worth
of honey In a single year, they do a
larger scrvlco for munkind in that
they enable the fruit-grower to pro
duce from live to ten tlinesfttlmt value
in more and better fruit. In order
to raise young bees the older bees
gather what is known as pollen from
tho flowers. In the net Qf gathering
It they scatter the pollen from one
flower to another, thus bringing about
what Is known ns polllnlzatlon, so nec
essary to perfect fruitage. While the
bee, of course, has no regard for its
human owner, yet in tho very act of
serving Itself when It carries pollen
Into tho hive to feed its young, it
makes more and better fruit.
Weesner's flawest Specials
Gallon Peaches, full pack, standard quality 65c
" Brook-Dale, very fine 75c
" Punch Brand, the best packed LOO
Apricots, Oak Glen, standard quality 75c
" Punch Brand, nice large halves,
very solid, not mushy, fine for pie or sauce 1.00
Pears, Nancy Hanks, whole spiced 95c
Cherries, Royal Annes, very fine 1.35
Blackberries, Puyallup brand, solid pack,
very little water, the best you can buy 1.00
Pineapple, F. F. 0. G. Sliced, extra fine 1.25
" Bakers grated, nice for pies 1.00
Apples, Puyallup brand, Western pack 80c
Buy Gallon Goods at these Prices its Economy
The . P. Weesne Gompany
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I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for the)nominatton for County
Treasurer of Webster County subject
to the will of the voters of the Repub
lican ticket at the Primary election
July 18th.
" MRS. CLARA B. WALKER.
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date' for the nomination for County
Treasurer of Webster County subject
to tbe will of the voters of the Repub
lican party at' the Primary, July 18.
CHAS.C. BENNETT, Cowles, Nebr.
I bereby announce myself as a candi
date for the ofllce of County Treasurer
of Webster County, subject to the will
or tne Kepuonoan rotera at tne pri
mary election, July 18, 1032.
P. & PRITTON, Bine Hill, Nebr.
I bereby announce mvself as a candi
date for County Treasurer subject to
the will of tbe voters of the Democrat
ticket at tbe Primary July 18, 1022.
MABEL DAY ALBRIGHT.
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'thereby announce myself as a candi.
date, fori the nomination for County
Treasurer of Webster' County, at tbe
primary, July 18th, subject to the will
of the voters pf the Democrat party.
C. a RAKESTRAW. Bladen, Neb.
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For Those New Floors
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Patrol System for Roads.
The federal government requires the
several states to maintain federal aid
roads after ,they havo been built,
writes Charles l'ierce Burton in Har
per's' Magazine. This is leading in
evitably to a general adoption by tho
states of the patrol system of main
tenance, which has been brought to
great pttfection in France.
The patrol system Is Intensified
maintenance. A section" of from five
to tea miles la allotted to one roan,
Who constantly watcbee for defect
and repairs a break at once, Instead'
of waiting (or the entire roeriltoVto
to nieces before doing UDyu wiUch vj
until recently, was tbe AnMoa;piari.:M
eternal vigilance is the price of
other things besides liberty.
Why Wrtt7
At recent meeting of A Loudon
tttcrary club an author gave. an adV
dreaa on the subject, 'Why Writer
Lest anyone should' accuse1 him . ot
adopting any pose of, literary Phari
saism, be frankly treated' us Umcd
antoblegrapblcaUy and f or this purpoie
ejt out arithmetically, his motives (a)
when be drat began to write, and (b)
at tbe present day. -Jo the first case
the total was made ud of 60 per cent
ambition, 2S per cent vanltytv20 per
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