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A NewsMKr That aim Hie Flews Flfty-t Weeks Each Year Fer lf.50
VOLUME 50
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA, JULY 27. 1922
NUMBER 30.
Weesner's Harvest Specials
Gallon Peaches, full pack, standard quality 65c
" Brook-Dale, very fine 75c
" Punch Brand, the best packed 1.00
Apricots, Oak Glen, standard quality 75c
If D..,.l. DnJ mCm. Inunn' hnlltns
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
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Sale of Needed Merchandise
HARVEST TIME is always a busy time for the
housewife and one does not get time to wash
when needed have gone through the stock and
noted a few of the articles most needed.
TOWELING
Linen colored crash, good grades ICc '
White cotton crash, good grade 10c
All linen crash 30g
Ready-made bath towejs. 18x38 26c
Large size, 21x42 hemmed ends, good
weight 30c
Come in and let us show ' you these and you
will sure buy.
All summer weight dress goods in Voile, Dimity, Batiste,
Tissues, Silk Tissues, Organdies, al
20 Per Cent Off Regular Price
to clean them up.
BARBARA PH ARES .
AGENTS "Ladies Home Journal Patterns"
Warner Brothers Corsets,
Farmers Union Picnic
The Wohsjrr County Farmers Union
will huld their annual picnic atCowles
Friday, August 4th
Mr. Hurrett, National VreMdent of
tlu Farmers Union, unci C .1. Osborn,
State President, will bo the principal
speakers for the veut while there will
be plenty of music, tendinis and sports
to complete the program.
Ellen Marie McCallum Dies
Ellen Marie, aged 3 yours. 4 months
and .'Wlays, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. McCallum, lesidliu south of
Blue XI ill, passed away Wednesday af
ternoon at the home of her grandpar
ents Mr. and Mrs. McCallum, in this
city.
lhe little one had been suffering
from tousilltli for a few weeks and un
derwent an operation, after which
complications et in which resulted In
her demise. Funeral services were held
this afternoon, Rev Cope in charge,
after which interment was made In
the Plainview cemetery.
Red Cloud Defeats Inavale.
Sunday afternoon the Inavale team,
who has joined the Polly League, and
the local -team crossed bats on the
Starke diamond., The visiting team
did not put up theusuaf hard fight
they have heretofore staged when play
ing here and were outclassed turnout
the game, Red Cloud won by a score of
8' to 0. Lconardand Bean was the bat
tery for Inavale, Loonard striking out
5; Slaby was on the mound for us and
struck out 7 while Plchler did the
catching.
Another player Rex Relihan, who
plays in centerflold, made his debute
with tho local team aud he no doubt
will strengthen the team both at the
bat and in tho field.
Blue Hill comes horo next Sunday.
Prizes Awarded "
In Flower Contest.
Offaul Primary Vote.
The following is the ofilcial total
vote of the candidates who wero nomi
nated by their party at the primary
held last Tuesday:
REPRESENTATIVE
Daniel Garber, R. 831
I. V. Edson, D 102
COUNTY ULI2IIK
Elmer Simons, R :. 003
B$F. Perry, D. '. 121
' '' COUNTY TREASURER
Hazel Powell, R 000
Bert Dueker, I) 5202
COUNTY SHERIFF
Jack Waller, R 401
Frank Iluffer, D 230
COUNTY ATTORNEY
H. S. Foe, R 1230
E. G. Caldwell, D. 403
COUNTY ASSESSOR
G. H. Ovorlng, R. 1020
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT,
(Non-Pollticall
Minnie Christian 1003
Estello Dueker 1041
The County Convention for tho Re
publican and Democratic parties will
be held at the court house oh Aug
ust 8th.
BAND CONCERTS CEASE
FOR LACK OF SUPPORT
jj,The band boys met Inst evening
UtruVUecided to refund, to . thoJ2it)l
Council their donation of $50.00,
since they were unable to raise,
among the business men, a sufficient
additional amount necessary for the
financial support of the continuation
of these apparently otherwise high
ly enjoyable entertainments. This is,
indeed, a most regrettable state of
affairs. From the viewpoint of old
players available, as well as the in
structor, the community was never
more favorably blessed or tho band
much stumper than it is at this time.
It is to bo hoped that some means
may he shortly devised whereby the
small amount necessary for the re
suming of those open air concert
may bo fort'i coming. Commercial
Advertiser.
For Those New Floors
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The "Plant Zennias" campaign which
was Instituted in this city by tho local
P. E. O., society, resulted in jnany
beautiful gardens of these flowers by
those who believe in making their
homes more beautiful. A contest was
conducted for the children. E J. Over
ing, Mrs. Damerell and Rev, Bates
were appointed judges and they judged
tho gardens and made tho following
awards:
Marguerite- lladell, 1st, S3.00.
Frances Jones, 2nd, S2.00
Helen Schnltz, 3rd, Sl.00.
Wo hopo this organization conducts
anotner campaign next summor.
Red Cloud Chautauqua
Opened Wednesday,
Red Cloud's Chautauqua opened
Wednesday afteruoon under very flat-
torlng conditions .with tho noward
Quintet musical program. These mu
sicians are past masters in their art,
and those who are lovers of good musio
and missed the opening number, were
deprived of au excellent treat.
In the evening after an excellent pre
lude by tho Howard Quintet lasting
about thirty minutes, they wero fol
lowed with an excellent address by Dr.
Hulbort, for years Envpy Extraordinary
of the Emperor of Korea. Dr. Hulbert
camo with a message to Red Cloud's
Chautauqua Wednesday evening of ex
ceeding interest and valuo in those
days when the "East" Is 60 largely iu
the public mind. Few men speak with
such authority and from 60 deep and
intimate a knowledge of facts, none
moro eloquently.
NEBRASKA'S GIFT
MAY BE RETURNED
SFECIALS
A GENUINE COW HIDE LEATHER BELT WITH SILVER NICKEL
INITIAL BUCKEL AT $1.00 OTHER BELTS AND BUCKLES UP TO
S7.G0. WASHABLE WHITE LEATHER BELTS S1.00. A FULL LINE
OF "KUM-A-PART" CUFF BUTTONS, (A SNAP TO BUTTON 50c
S1.00 AND $1.50. ..
RITE-RITE THE NEW MECHANICAL PENCIL, EACH 10c. EXTRA
LEADS loc PER DOZEN. LEADS PIT PAL, EVERSHARP. AUTO
POINT, ETC. u&m
HOL-TITE SOFT COLLAR FASTENERS 50c.
KODAK
DEALER
E. H. Newhouse
RED CLOUD
NEBR.
WANTED
Young men, handy with carpenter
tools, for permanent employment on
car work rate, 47o to 03c per hour,
depending on ability. TImo and one
half after eight hours. Call on or
write to Master Mechanic, C, B, & Q,
R. R., McCoolc, Nebr.
Steps to g. t back the $3,G00 silver
service which wns presented by the
people of Nebraska somo fifteen
years ago to the battleship bearing
the state's name will bo taken by
Governor McKelvie. The vessel has
been out of service for tho last year
or two as unsuitable for modern
naval use.
A. F. Smith, head of an Omaha
jewelry house, wrote to Mr. McKelvie
that he had obtained information re
garding the silver set through Sen
ator Hitchcock, and learned that it
is now in charge of tho naval yard
commandant at Mare Island, near
San Francisco, Smith suggested that
it would make a fine showpiece to
adorn the governor's office.
Tho silver Forvico consists of a
punchbowl and other pieces such as
might once have been in use on board
naval vessels of tho United States,
but not since it became unlawful to
servo liquor on them. It was bought
with money collected by popular sub
scription about tho time that tho
battleship Nebraska was completed
and" launched.
Governor McKelvie will write to the
commandant of tho navy yard at
Mare Island, who has agreed to send
the sot if money is advanced to pay
for its packing and cxprcssage. He
may not put it on display In his of
fice, but will sco that it is kept on
hand so that it can bo included with
other state relics and trophies in tho
new capitol. Lincoln Star. .
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BRASKA' 5
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INALLLINE5
ARE
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Grace Church Notes
7th Sunday after Trinity
v Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Morning Prayer and sermon at 11
n. m.
No evening service. ,
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Fly Nets
Now is tho time to buy fly n ets and covers of all kinds at
pro-war prices. Como in and see my line before buying.
LEE WALKER
Successor to J. O. Butler
