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Stop and Consider what this Sale Means to You
Space prevents the enumerating of all the big bargains to
be found in our store next week but anything and every
thing throughout every department of our whole store ex
cept calicos and table oil cloth will be sold next week at
a saving of 20c on every 100
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By F M KIMMELL
Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Subscription 1 a Year in Advance
It is regarded as significant that of
the 52 state banks plaintiffs in the suit
against the Nebraska guaranty law 38
of the banks have national bank officers
Judge Cornsh of the Lincoln dis
trict court declares the non partisan
judiciary law unconstitutional He
held that the provisions of the net con
stituted class legislation
Colonel Mekwin of the Beaver City
Times Tribune is due to have the time
of his life C C Tennant Clary an
nounces the initial appearance of the
Furnas County Democrat July 1st
And Tenny is supposed to be a live
wire
Just
OneHalf
the money you blow in
foolishly if invested in a
bank account would soon
put you on easy street
You owe yourself the
protection a Savings Ac
count will afford you
If you are spending all
you earn it is unfair to
yourself and those who
may be dependent on you
You have noticed the
manner in which small
amounts expended count
up in a month a part of
such expenditures saved
will allow you to have an
account at this bank
Start with a dollar
have money in the bank
The
First
National
Bank of Mccook
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ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for renomination to the office of
County Clerk subject to the Republican
primary election August 17th
I invite a thorough investigation in
to the manner in which the office of
County Clerk has been conducted
during the past two years and pledge
myself to a continuance of this policy
of fair and square dealing to all if
favored with a re election
Chas Skalla
ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby annonce myself a candidate
for re nomination to the office of County
Treasurer subject to the decision of the
Republican voters at the primary elec
tion August
During my present term of office I
have endeavored to treat each and
everyone fairly in all matters pertaining
to the records and business of this office
and have made it a point to keep the
work up to date If re elected my
present record will continue and any
support extended in my behalf I trust
you will have no occasion to regret
Your vote will be much appreciated
C Naden
FOR SALE FOR RENT ETC
For Sale Good family driving or
work horse reasonable Morrisey Ranch
Phone black 292
For Sale My residence and house
hold goods cheap Good lawn and
shade trees Call at 206 E 3rd st
R O Light
For Sale
black 260
-Baby buggy Call up
For Sale A good header D B
Reisher lfo miles northwest of McCook
25 2
For Rent 5 room
red 278
dwelling Phone
For Rent Furnished rooms
J I Lee phone 43
Mrs
For Kent Good house 902 3rd st E
Phone cedar 9S3 Mrs W Hickling
House for rent New 5 room cottage
with bath Inquire of O N Rector
phone red 319
For Rent Rooms furnished for light
housekeeping at 401 3rd street east
Modern Fred Bruns
Lost Cuff button between high
school and depot Initials W M S
on same Leave at Tribune offioe
Found A gold fob chain Initials
P E B Owner can have same by
paying for this notice and identifying
THIS SALE is POSITIVELY for ONE WEEK ONLY
TAKE ADTANTAGE OF IT
H C CLAPP
Exclusive Dry Goods Millinery and Ladies Furnishings
222 MAIN AVENUE
PHONE 56
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE-
Miss Young is a guest of the SBRan
kin family on the Driftwood farm
Miss Carrie Convfrse of Hendley is
in the city this week guest of her
brother Ira E
Charles Bendix was up from Alma
last week looking overland propositions
in this neighborhood
Mr and Mrs William McCallcm
of Indianola were social business visit
ors in the city Saturday
Mrs C J Snell and daughter are
down from the farm near Trenton this
week visiting McCook friends
Mrs J G Stokes who has been
visiting in Iowa for the past few weeks
returned home Saturday night
Mrs G B Hawkes and children ar
rived home last Friday from spending
two week with Scottsbluff friends
Mrs Elizabeth Ryan who has been
visiting J H Yost and family in Harv
ard arrived home last Thursday
J W Babcock came up from Cam
bridge Tuesday morning on business
connected with the Babcock estates
Mrs Jos Robinson a former resi
dent of our city was the guest of Mrs
David Magner closing days of last
week
Mrs E S Waite and Mrs Matie
Welles were the guests of Mrs I M
Beardslee Indianola Saturday between
trains
Miss Mamie Fitzgerald arrived
home on No 1 Monday from Lincoln
where she has been visiting friends for
the past few weeks
Mrs G W Shackleton of Beaver
Crossing this state now visiting the
old friends in Indianola spent last Fri
day with McCook friends
L W McConnell and W M Lewis
arrived home Monday evening from
their trip up the imperial line for a
fishing outing of a few days
Mrs fl L Kennedy returned home
Friday last from an absence of a few
weeks in Omaha visiting her sister
Master Frank accompanied her
Mrs W C Stephens went up to
Brush Wednesday to visit her brother
She will continue on to Denver where
she will visit a sister and friends
Mrs Belle Stephenson departed
Wednesday for Atlanta Furnas county
where she will spend the summer on the
farm guest of the Fred Peterson family
Mike Walsh has commenced the ex
cavation for a residence on 1st street
west just south of the C C Heskett
dwelling It is to be of brick and two
stories in height
McCOOK NEBRASKA
C A Ready is in the city today
Bryce Jones is now filling a position
in the Barnett Lumber yard in our city
Mrs T M Fults and children of
Beaver City visited McCook friends
early in the week
Seth S Silver the new lawyer has
rented office room No 6 in the Walsh
block which he is equipping for busi
ness
Mrs F L Brown and Miss Amy of
Menomonee Mich have been guests of
Mrs A Campbell since close of last
week They are enroute to the coast
on a visit
Miss Fay Hostetter lately graduated
from the New England Conservatory of
Music arrived in the ciy Tuesday
morninsr on No 9 and will be with the
family here for a while
Mr and Mrs HCClapp will depart
Saturday morning for New York City
to be absent a month or six weeks
making purchases for the fall and
winter trade in their lines
Mrs G J Heckman and children de
parted Sunday night for their new
home in the city of Dixon Illinois
Miss Deborah remaining and continu
ing her music class making her home
at W H Dungans
Congressman Norris will depart for
Washington D C tonight to take
up his congressional labors which have
been in abeyance while the senate has
wrestling with Senator Aldrich and his
finance committee
Mrs Seth S Silver joined her hus
band here last Friday night They are
located at 211 H street Mrs Silver is
a teacher on piano having received her
education in music in Chicago and ex
pects to form a class here
Mr and Mrs W B Whittaker
took their departure Wednesday for
the coast to spend a few weeks visiting
the exposition and northwest visiting
in Wyoming on the outgoing trip and
taking in California in the home coming
Misa Jennie Brady entertained the
girls of the Swastika basket ball team
and a company of young gentlemen
friends of the girls Tuesday evening
Miss Marcella Ryan and Dr J A Col
fer were the prize winners in the even
ings entertainment feature Refresh
ments were served
lUISS UENEVIKVE U r ENY WBJJ
known to many readers of this paper
formerly in the millinery business in
our city was united in marriage with
Mr Joseph Aloysius Hinkleman Tues
day June 22 1909 in Denver Colorado
They will be at home after July 15th
in Salt Lake City Utah j
Our Semiannual 0nefifth f Sale
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
BEGINS MONDAY JULY 5
During this one week we offer everything in our entire stock at 20 per cent discount--some lines are reduced 30 percent--and others will
go at even 50 per cent off This is one of the GREATEST BARGAIN EVENTS of the year and it will pay you to come early and often
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Prices Cut and Slashed in ReadytoWear Deptmt
LOOK AT THESE
CONSIDER THE SAVING
Satin and Silk Gowns
3500 Gowns go for 2300
3000 Gowns go for 2100
2800 tan Rajah Dress 1900
27 50 Satin Gownsnavy t gray 1900
2500 black Satin Gown 1650
2200 Satin Dresses 1500
2000 Silk Dressestan brown 1400
2000 black Serge Dress 1400
1850 Satin Foulard Dresses 1275
1 7 50 Satin Foulard Dresses 1 1 75
1650 Silk Dressespeacock navy 1100
1 500 Silk and Satin Gowns 1000
1 2 50 Satin Foulard Dresses 875
1175 Silk Dresses navy black 825
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GET YOUR SHARE
Wash Suits and Dresses
Any 500 Dress or Suit 375
Any 6 00 Dress or Suit 425
Any 7 50 Dress or Suit 575
Any 800 or 900 Dress or Suit 625
Any 1000 Dress or Suit 775
Any 1 1 00 or 1200 Dress or Suit 875
Any 1500 Dfess or Suit 1200
Any 1750 Dress 12 00
Any 2000 Dress 1425
Wool Suits Slaughtered
Any 1000 or 1200 Suit 825
Any 2000 or 2300 Suit 1500
Any 25 00 or 27 50 Suit 1750
Silks and Suitings
Supply your wants from our large assortment of DRESS
GOODS SILKS WAISTINGS and WHITE GOODS
during these reductions
Extra Specials in Summer Dress Goods
All Suesine Silks go at per yd 35c
All 50c Silk Tissues per yd 39c
All 25c Batistes and Tissues
All 20c Lawns and Batistes 16c
All 15c Lawns and Batistes 12c
All I2c Lawns and Batistes 9C
All ioc Lawns and Batistes 8C
Cheaper Lawns in one lot at per yard 5C
Petticoat Specials
Black Heatherbloom Petticoats go at each
Colored Heatherbloom Petticoats go at each
Imitation Heatherbloom Petticoats go at each
AH Trimmed Millinery at
OneHalf Off
This means that you can
buy any Trimmed Hat in
our Millinery Department
at just one half our regular
moderate prices THINK
OF THIS Buy a mid
summer hat during this sale
Mrs V7 L Egbert of Red Cloud and
children have been up part of the week
visiting former acquaintances and
friends
Mr and Mrs Frank McCallum of
Wauneta came down to the city Inst
Friday evening and were the guests of
Mr and Mrs Barney Hofer until Mon
day afternoon taking No 1 for Seattle
They will make the trip to Alaska and
return by way of California
Mrs J M Tomlinson one of Oxfords
old time citizens has moved to McCook
We are sorry to see her go but it is for
the best for her and the j eople here
will have a kind remembrance of her
and wish her a happy home in our sis
ter city Oxford Standard
Dr and Mrs C L Fahnestock and
Miss Nellie Smith depart this evening
for Dorset Minnesota to enjoy an out
ing in the lake country of a few weeks
They have selected a charming spot with
good fishing bathing boating etc at
hand
175
150
98c
B0SSSiiiMWESBBMs
Mrs M U Clyde is entertaining a
married sister from Lincoln together
with a young niece
Bert Phillippi who has been located
at Hereford Texas for some time ar
rived in the city on No 13 Tuesday
Fie reports conditions prptty dry in the
Panhandle
Mrs J G Schobel went down to
Minden Monday evening on a brief
visit home Marjone went over to Bea
ver City same day to visit her uncle
Dr C C Copeland for a short time
her cousin Marion Sisson being already
a guest of the doctors family
Dr and Mrs W E McDivitt are
away on their vacation They first
went to Lincoln for a few days to visit
his parents From there proceeding to
Seattle to see the Alaskan exposition
Returning via California and Colorado
they will visit her brother R E Dutton
at Alamosa being absent about a
month
It is comingthe small boy and the 4th of Julyso is
our volume of business
Where is one of the best places to buy lumber
From the Stansberry Lumber Co McCook Nebr
Where is one of the best places to buy coal
From the Stansberry Lumber Co McCook Nebr
Where is one of the best places to buy paint
From the Stansberry Lumber Co McCook Nebr
Why is the Stansberry Lumber Co a good place to trade
They make a specialty of buying the best
Quality is always first Our best recommendation is our
customers you ask them And the volume of business we have
picked up in the past five months makes us feel that we make
no mistake when we put quality first
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