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Holeproof
Wears Longer
BARBARA
Agent: Warner Bros. Corsets
CAR LOAD OF
Keiffer Canning Pears
on Track at Depot
$1.60
$1.75 At Store
Also Car
of Peaches
$1.75
This will absolutely be the last
car of peaches of the season.
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OLD TIME
DANCE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6th
Besse Auditorium, SSS
Come out and enjoy yourselves as this will
be an old time dance under the auspices ofv
Tho American Legion,
MUSIC BY BETZ'S ORCHESTRA
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Hosiery
Looks Better
THAT is the Holeproof
story in a nutshell. And
when this desirable com
bination in hosiery is offer
ed at very reasonable prices
you can easily understand
why Holeproof is popular
in all -walks of life. Hole
proof comes in a wide va
riety of regular and fancy
styles in silk, silk faccd.and
lusterized lisle. Made for
women and children, too
PHARES
Home Journal Patterns
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RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA, OCTOBER 5. 1922
Foot Ball Game
Tin' livt font h fjniiiM of tho season
vt II tic phijel tit tho llt-clu'i Hold Fri.
diy afternoon, at 2 o'olocN, fit which
time tho Alum Hljjli Sultool toiim will
pluv the locul tuuin Tho boys expect
you to be there to free them play.
Agricultural Fair Opened
Tuesday With Good Exhibits
The Webster County Agricultural
Fair is now in full swing in this city.
Monday h number of men were busy
engaged in putting up Hags tind ban
ncra on Webster street which makes It
loolc like a Pourth-of July eelcbratton.
Sunday the live htocl; men com
menced bringing their uiioiue cattle,
hogs iiud sheep to the Mile pavilion,
arid by Wednesday morning this barn
was full of the bust btouk that lias ever
been exhibited here; some of whicn
took 11 est prl.os at tho State fair.
Tuesday whs entry day and the poul
try department and faun products
space, which is on display at the Farm
em' I'nioii, whs soon tilled tip and
space was at a premium Although
this lias been ft poor en-ou 10 secure
farm products, lur exhibit wluoh is on
tlibplui, is vuiy Kuotl. The poultry tle
partment, which is ono of the best mv
ctiucs ou the farm, has a largo vari ty
at breeds on dibplay which typilies l.ie
interest that is being taken in this vo
cation. Tho Homo Economics Department,
tho School display and fruit is on ex
bibit at the Peteraon building and it
is stated by those who are in a position
to know that the entries nro better
than ever, which speaks highly for
thoso in charge of this department and
also the exhibitors.
Last, but not least, is tho horses and
mules which are being shown at the
Tfo barn. Although the entries are
not as largu as tho hogs and cattle,
they make up in quality for tho num
bers shown.
Tuesday evening the High School
students replayed their musical com
edy, "Miss Cherryblossom," at tho
Auditorium. A large number wero
present to see the play and the stu
dents rendered their parts much more
efliciently than -when they presented
the play tho first time.
Wednesday morning the judging of
exhibits commenced nnd will be com
pleted to-day, Thursday. The opening
program was hold at the Auditorium
in the evening and the seating capac
ity was soon filled up, and many wore
unable to gain admittance. President
I). J. Ovciing, announced the program
for Thumlay, after which Henry
Faubuh introduced tho Blue Hill High
School judging team, who won first
place in the contest hold Wednesday
morning,
The opening number was a selection
by the quartette, Mesdames Ihish nnd
Gcilatly, Messrs Hush and Thomas,
with Miss Jessie Crabill at the piano
accompanied by J. E Itctz with his vi
olin. Tho selection was rendered in a
very capable manuer and pleased the
audience. Messrs Hardman and lietz
rendered two violin duets in a very
pleasing and creditable manner. Mrs,
Gellatly sang a very beautiful solo and
also rendered two more pleating selec
tions in her usual professional manner
after which Rev. Hardman gave two
violin selections and Ralph Newhouse
three entertaining numbers ou a saxo
phone that were greatly enjoyed.
Prof. Cornman, of the State Agri
cultural College, who judged the poul
try exhibit, was present and gave a
talk on poultry and also an illustrated
lecture on the same which gave thoso
present many now ideas in the hand
ling of poultry. Stone and Stone closed
the program with a vaudeville stunt in
their usual entertaining way.
The ofllcers, directors and merchants
also the exhibitors, are to be highly
commended in making this year's
bIiow the best over, and may the years
to come bring fortli bigger and better
shows for tlia untiring .interest they
have f iven this year.
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CITY COUNCIL HOLDS
REGULAR MONTHLY MKKTIXG
Jicd Cloud, Nebr., Oct. It, 1U22.
Mayor Mary Peterson called the
Council together in regular session.
Members present: Amuck, Crabill,
Hummel and Hoffman. Minutes of
meetings September 5 and September
G read and approved. Monthly re
port of S. R. Florancc presented and
ordered placed on file.
Moved by Hoffman and seconded
by Hummel that the expense of cut
ting weeds by the city be certified
to the property owners. Ayes: Amack,
Crabill, Hummel and Hoffman. Car
ried .
The Council instructed the Mayor
and Clerk to send $70.00 to the First
Trust Company, Lincoln, Nebraska, us
a payment on interest on warrants.
On motion the following claims
were taken up separately and allow
ed: H. M. Beard $150.00
WA. Patten
Clms. Whitakcr ....
Bert Perry
Warren Sutton
110.00
85.00
75.00
5G.25
30.00
85.00
75.00
52:1.18
5.70
Mrs. M. A. Albright ...
C. It. Lewis
Lawrence Doyle
S. R. Florancc
Smith & McKimmoy
Mrs. M. A. Albright, refund on
meters
.... 0.92
... 23.10
23.10
4.93
... 42.85
- 19.05
- 58.00
. 341.59
1.20
.... 25.51
... 2.05
.... 103.G1
.. 478.22
. 35.25
W. C. Pcgg
Geo. W. Trine
Frank Clausen
S. T. Mountford
Wegster County
II. C. Lindsay
F. J. Munday
W. II. MeKimmcy
E. S. Garber
Grice & Grimes .-
Midwest Klcc. Co. .
Sinclair Refining Oo.
Fairbanks Morse .-,
Crane Co. ..
W. D. Edson
Lew Simpson
. 22.G9
.. 8.00
'6.50
- G0.00
Red Cloud Fire Dept.
On motion Council adjourned.
CLARISSA M. MAYNARD,
City Clerk
BOARD OF EDUCATION
HOLD REGULAR MEETING
Red Cloud, Ncbr., Oct. 2, 1922
The Board of Education met in
regular session at tho Commercial
Club rooms at 8 o'clock P. M., with
all members present.
The minutes of meeting of Septem
ber 18th were read and approved.
Supt. Gclvvick reported and turned
over to Secretary of Board the sum
of $54 received by him for Tuition
collected since last meeting of Board.
Tho following bills wero audited
and allowed and Secrctnry instructed
to draw warrants for the same:
Caldwell & Fox $12.00
Harry Dcdrick
E. S. Garber .
29.00
17.80
37.80
13.0G
5.59
16.63
29.45
Grico & Grimes
Ginn & Co.
Greg Pub. Co
Manual Arts Press
Omaha School Supply Oo.
No further business appearing the
Board adjourned.
B. F. PERRY,
Secretary.
Grace Church Notes
Seventeenth Sunday After Trinity
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Morning Service at 11 a. m.
Evening Service at 730 p. in,
You will be heartily welcomed when
attending any of our services.
City and Precinct Caucus
The Democratio voters of Red Cloud
City and Precinct will meet at Triue'u
Hardware store Saturday evening,
Ontober 7th, at 7:30, for tho purposo of
nominating an Assossor and Justice of
Peace for the city and Road Oversoor,
Justlco of Peace and Assessor for the
puulnot.
'"W-- Y y ,
WISE PARENTS
WILL HAVE THEIR CHILDREN'S EYES EXAMINED AND TESTED
BEFORE SCHOOL BEGINS. BY SO DOING THEY KNOW THE
CHILDREN BEGIN THE SCHOOL YEAR PROPERLY PREPARED TO
MAKE THE BEST USE OF THEIR SCHOOL HOURS. BRING THE
CHILDREN IN BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS. WE MAKE NO
CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION AND FIT NO GLASSES UNLESS
NEEDED.
FOUNTAIN PENS WITH CLIP $1.50
BLOTTERS FREE ASK FOR THEM
"RITE-RITE" MECHANICAL PENCILS 10c
LEADS FOR AUTOPOINT, EVERSHARP AND OTHER PENCILS
10c PER DOZEN
Pocket Ben Watches $1.50
Glo Ben Watches $2.50
Alarm Clocks $1.25 to $4.75
E. H. Newhouse
KODAK
DEA LER
Carload
We have a carload of Michigan salt in barrels
and bags which will be here soon.
A Full Line of Groceries
Work Clothes and Shoes
Fresh Fruit Every Saturday
REMEMBER: We pay the highest market price
for your produce.
Farmers Union
Hardware jj Electrical Goods
WHEN you want anything in the line of hardware,
whether it be a small item or a bill for a new house
we will be glad to serve you.
ELECTRICAL GOODS
We also carry a line of electrical goods,
irons, grills, percolators, wafile irons,
motors, etc.
GEORGE TRINE
FOOT BALL
Alma High School
vs
Red Cloud High School
THE FIRST' HOME GAME
Friday, October 6th, 2:00 O'clock P. M.
Follow the'Band-Hqdgcs Field. JP
Admission - 35c and 50c
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