sn ??x:.-M. .T'-iO id cloud; KniAifcA OttEf . r V to u .' v of)-"rr'i' . v rrf.-W'' V, ft IKHKK'KK15KKB18EH1J AS TOLD TO US DOWNEY NEST - Mr. and Mw, 0. S. Glciiwm spent T lie- ia- in Hasting.'. Several of the farmers commenced shucking coin th's week. Bigger and better, Hell's Half Air. November S, 9. and J Otli G. K. McCrary viw down from Innvale .Monday afternoon. Etl Gilbert vct.:n.ed lioinc t. o luRt of the week noni Lincoln !. J. S. P.:!.: (Hllou bui't to he e in li i. '.iff an ad-iC!.'dc.u. E, J. Ovcrl.uK J i. to Lincoln Momlny p.1 - enter morning. Mrs. Joe Topliam wa. u p.s-ongor ; Hastings Ti.esday mornin;;. J. h. Kn'ght v.. a j.a.s engror to Ayr Thursday morning on train 1. ,7 fiOWfcEtfrJST Hell's JInlf falul l(Jth. Acre, November 8, 0 Mrs. A. W. Murnahati and children were passengers to Chester Sunday morning on No. 1C. Cull Duy of Norn, Nebr., Is claiming Movumder G as bis sale date for Duroc Jersey Hogs. Wutcli for ud. K. H. Newhotisc went to Yoik the fiist of the week to attend tiic Giand Encampment of the I. 0. 0. F. Atttiiiicy V. J. Munday went to I'nrcln Tv.c.(l:iy evening where he had a case ponding in the Supreme Court. Mi. and Mrs Fred HetvierxMi departed Monday, via nuto "for TuNu Oklahoma, whero they will l.Jt toia-iies. Mr II. A. Willlnnv returned to hei home In Omaha alter spending the past several weeks liere visiting v.ilh friend-. Adolph Goth was a pas.senger Inavalc Saturday evening on No. 17, We uie now pi turned to givo reason able tonus on both Now and lKcl ('nr.s j payable monthly or in a lump stun. l() Ogluvle lirch Goidon Hamilton icturncd lnmc the first of the week from Ticn'on. Miv. K. Hoby , of Nelson spent Thursday attending to business mat tors, returning to her Tiome In the evening, via auto. Wm. Harris was a tms-seger to Hastings Saturday morning on train 4. Mrs. Robert McHride went to Hast ings Wednesday morning io spend the day. Mr. and Mrs. Will lvoved into the George dome. Kent have Amack resi- Rny Oglevie went to York TueJay to attend the I. 0. O K. Grand Lodge. Frank Peterson and Earl Hall at tended the Gun Club shoot at Super ior Sunday. E.- L. Kingerly arrived here from Denver the latter part of the week. He will work for the Burlington in the roundhouse here as machinist. Farm Loans I can make farm lomis In Webster, Franklin, Jewell nnd Smith counties nt positively the lowest rate, best terms and opt on offurcd J II. UAILEY. Mr. and Mrs Gus Wiggins went to Guide Hock Sunday morning to spend the day with friends. They returned home in the evening. Grandma Schultz went to McCook Tuesday morning after spending a few days here with Mrs. G. A. rjchultz and eh'ldien Dr. and Mr.? E. A. Creighton re turned homo Monday morning from Kansrs City wheie they have been spending the past weik . C. M. Funk returned to Superior Tuesday morning on train 1G after a couple of days vir.it here at the home of Mrs H. Hummell. County Engineer, Geoi(ge Over ing went to Omaha Friday moining on train JG to spend a few days at tending to business matters. Mrs. Carl Jernberg and baby re turned to their homo in Akron, Colo rado, Monday evening on No. 17. She has been spending the past two weeks at the P. A. Jernncrg home and with other relative. AUDITORIUM Oqfh THURSDAY, OCT. frtllll NOT A MOVING PICTURE (Road Show) 30 PEOPLE 25 JUIft E. J. CARPENTER OFFERS GEORGE MS MAN US' CARTOON MUSICAL COMEDY m w ON BROADWAY nn UU MM pAir I ii i T bp Mg If MUSTU TMRR1BLS TO iff iuHD" . f Bevy Bobbcdh aired Broadway beauties ,. SEATS ON SALE AT THFATRE. SATURDAY Prices including tax $1,10, 83c, 55c NOTE: This is the same company that played Linqpln, Kansas City, Hastings, etc. T Mr. John Foster Is seriously III at this writing. P A. Wtillbratidt City Wednesday. wns In Pawnee LOST Two riiiKS, one class ring II. H. S. '21 on ring, ItilUuls K. II. on graved on liiblde. Also Kcntluinuu'a ring with squmo ruby set. Lfternl re wnrd. V. h. Wntklns at Chief olllec. Dick Vipond, cream tester at the Farmers' Union store, is enjoying a vacation this week. l'cv. (J. G. Nelson va? .-. passen ger to Waco, Saturday r.ioiiting. Ho intends going on to Chicago for a few iLiy? bofoie returning uome. Joe Grow of Kc.n'bl'iwi tvty av uvod here V.'edneday mo -niiig on train 1G to spend the diiy with rela tives nnd cllondng to fni inea matters. ?l-. V. G. Tttrnuio woiit to Oenvor, Colorado, Tuesday cvonicj,- where she will spend it few days vi iling with her daughter .Mrs. Kenneth Wilson and family. Ed Lewis went to Denver, Colorado Wednesday evening on train 17 where ho will spend a few days buying cat tle to feed on his farm near here this winter. Mrs. Hassinger, who has been spending the past several months with her daughter at Hastings ar rived in the city Tuesday evening to spend a few days. Mrs. M. N. Hayes returend to her home in iCJhicago Heights, Illinois, Monday morning on train -1 after spending the past few weeks here visiting with friend. Ait Gilbert and W. Wallgren were in Mankato, Kansas, Saturday vl1er2 the latter played ball with the Mankato team, they defecting Su perior by a score of G to 9. Mrs. Herman Gragcrt wont to Grand Island Friday morning on train -I after spending the past few days here visiting with her sister, Mrs. II. Nuerbcrg and family. Mrs. Iloman Pate and children, ar rived here the first of the week from their home in Ludcll, Kansas, to spend a few days visiting wtthU'her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Clark Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lippincott left via auto, Friday morning' for Sorcsco, where they will spend " a couple of wejeks visiting their daugh ter, AU.Wniv Noyes and famly. Mr nnd Mrs. Jessie Hamilton re turned home Friday from Springfield Missouri, where they have been spend ing the past two weeks visiting-with relatives. They traveled via auto. Mrs- James Tanquary and little boy arrived here Friday morning on train 16 from their home in Republi can to spend a couple or days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II Ludlow. Mrs. Effie M. Dacker of Los An geles, California, went to Knnsas City, Missouri, Wednesday morning on No. 14 after spending the past few days here visiting with friends. Mrs. George Oxborno returned to her home in Cowlcs Wednesday morning after spending the past couple of days here visiting with her sister, Mrs. Paul McDowell nnd fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Qecil Harrett and children returned to their home In Superior Monday morning on train 14 after spending Suduy here with his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Chns. Harrett. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Newhouse and children were passengers to Guide Rock Sunday morning where they spent the day visiting with his broth er, Paul and fnmily, returning home that evening. f Mrs. Burgess who has been here visiting with her daughter, Mrs. N. B. Bush and family for the past two weeks, went to Oxford Thursday morning on No. 15 for a s,hort visit witlv relatives. Hanson Laundry Under New HanafteMent Ifi you have never known Uj&; satisfaction of having your Lauu dry 'work done by us, now is a good time to try it. Phone us and our wagon will cajl. We do Ruff Dry Finish and Wet Wash Ray Gard . YOUR OPPORTUNITY ' ji ii ii 1 w.i in 111 mtmmmmmm nBMHHMaRMIIa r ' H i W MAJEST,C This is your opportunity to place a NEW 1923 MODEL GREAT MAJESTIC RANGE in your kitchen at a real bargain. By all means don't fail to see the New MODEL MAJESTIC it's tho last word in modern range construction. Many, many improvements have been added to this already famous range and its graceful stream line beauty will please you im mensely. Make it your business to drop in our store at least one day during our Special Exhibit and Sale of mm iAJESTiG ANfi ONE WEEK ONLY October 22 to 27 s!S(ommK'Vu,s amI "tfhl'ors l come with you -wo are so delighted with the New Model MAJhbllC that wo want .everyone to see it. Come whether you buy or not. Let the factory representative, who will be with us all week, show you just how the MAJESTIC is made inside and out-show you the true reasons why this wonderful range performs, looks and lasts so much better than other ranges. FREE During This Exhibit Only Look at these two fine sets of cooking utensils! Either set may be yours absolutely without cost, just for ileciitiug to buy your Great Majestic Kaugc this week instcail of later. Polished Solid Copper Sot The set illustrated to left is of pure heavy copper highly polished and of exquisite de sign. Every woman falls in love with it ou sight-don't fail to drop in and see it. Special Majestic Ware This wonderfully scrvicablc ware, illustrated below, is well known by thousands and thou sands of Majestic Haugc users, it is the highly prized, extra heavy, old time Majestic Set, the same as furnished before the war. y- WwiJ Let the factory representative give you the opinion of an experienced expert. He will show you the many features of the new Majestic that have gain ed for it the proud position of being the mpst depend able and beautiful range in America. Reputation in a range is something to be carefully considered before buying, for reputation is made up of tests successful ly passed. Choose the stylo of new Majestic that meets your individual need and preference, the practical, durable, economic and matchless cooking qualities that have always distinguished tho Majestic ranges are the same in every type. In addition to its superior work ing qualities, the new Majestic, by its handsome design and graceful artistic appearance, gives-aJLoncU of beauty to any kitchen, It is not only the best range to work with, it is the best to live With. POPE SRO'S. ... mm I K rWm III I I mLm Mill Warner's WRAP-AROUND INVISIBLE CORSETING FOR ALL WOMEN. IN VARIOUS STYLES FOR YOU! Haven't you longed for something that would perfectly control your figure and yet leave it free? Something that would be invisible under your dress? To wear a Warner's Wrap-around, is to enjoy a now and delightful experience: it is so convenient, so comfortable, so becoming to all figures. You will FEEL, as well as LOOK younger in a Wrap-around. SEE THEM TODAY THEY RANGE IN PRICE FROM $7 to $6 BARBARA PHAGES Dr.W.H.McBride OKNTIBT, 4, OVER STATE BANK Red Cloud Nebraska Dr.R. V. Nicholson DENTIST Yes, Garber's Is The Place! f i To Buy Wall Paper. Paints, And Electrical Supplies. Tho jbest place for Picture Framing. ,- Geo. W. Hutchison Bonded Abstracter Real Estate Farm Loans and Insurance Red Cloud, :-: Nebr. Dr. W. Guy Gillette U - MFlW fl f n H 1 m A t ' ' r Villi VJICVVI Auditorium Bldg. Red Cloud, Ncbrnsk DOWNEY NEST