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RELIABLE TOILET GOODS
We keep a very complete line
of all modern toilet goods and
preparations including those im
ported ones that have won a
world wide reputation Among
them are many complexion
creams lotions skin beuutifta
andvpowders of th highest merit
When anything in this line is
needed we shall he- glad to serve
yon believing that the assort
ment and the quality of our
goods are such as to
frJnlf fntisfactdon
L W McCONXELL Druggist
Union Services Sunday
The Methodist Baptist and
Congregational churches will un
ite in Union Temperance sendees
Sundav both morning and even
ing at the Methodist church
Thomas DarnalL attorney for tlie
Anti Saloon League will speak m
the morning on Christian Citi
zenship an d in t h e ev ening on
Young Men
L E Lewis
D L McBride
R T Bayne
ktvttsH STATIONERY
If you want to be up-to-date in
Hie matter ot your correspond
the Symphony
ence oyu should get
ony Lawn Old English Vellum
oir Rotherwood Stationery We
have a full assortment and the
latest in this line This paper is
not the highest priced- but the
quality is good
All necessary marenais iur cix
respondenee
W McCONNELL Druggist
Ssmester Silk
We ire that name this week
to ourfoeaiutiful Leatherwear
taffeta srik unequalled any
where at less than 125 but
ai hv ns at 89e vd Counting
96 threads of pure silk filament
itipIi soft
less lustrous with real silk lustre
36 inches wide and only 89c
Takes a minute to see this The
Thompson D G Co Utmost val
ue for carah only
Fres Eliot of Harvard
is a towercng figure in the educa
tional world and has lame i
world wide While a great man
and occupied with great themcs
it as true also that he wears
sox suspenders shirts pants etc
If visaing McCook and the asso
ciation there is no doubt that
his needs in that line would be
supplied mostly by The Thomp
son D G Co Utmost value
COMFORTABLE
SHOULDER BRACE
One that Idoes not continually
bind that contains no steel m
lWit and cool and so perfectly
wiidfliiln that the wearer need
suffer no inconvenience except as
an incorrect attitude is assumeu
The Hexall Brace is sold only
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Cameras- and photo supplies
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THE CAPTAIN
1 OF PLYMOUTH
In Three Acts
1 Temple Theatre April 16
1 High School Students
t Miss Thorndyke Director
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I Teachers Notice
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Whether you live in Mc-
Cook or are to be a visitor
in our town next week we
invite you to visit pur store
and make it your
ters You can leave your
packages use our phone
come in to rest and other-
wise make use of our hospi
tality which is freely offered
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Thursday Evening Edition
JUNIOR STATE NORMAL
Opens at
6 and
Nebraska
July 29 1912
The McCook Junior Normal has been for nine years one of
the strongest forces in advancing school conditions m Southwest
The school was established by act of State Legislature and is
supported by state money It offers to teachers and students of
the branches required
this part of Nebraska an opportunity -to review
quired for county certificates or to take advanced work leading
to a life certificate
To other school in the state prepares prospective teacher ioi
the state examination bo well and dn so short a tame as dees the
Junior Normal The subject are taught by men and women m
school work who know what are required for certificates and who
are thereby in a position to be of gi eatest help to teachers
A co eat number of teachers in this part of Nebraska stand
ready to testify to the value of the work of the Junior Normal
in their increased capacity and earning power as teachers What
these teachers have done ot neis can uo ana we wuin
welcome mute the school those who desire batter preparation tor
teaching in any grade of Avork
The Junior Normals
Junior Normal schools were es
tablished by an act of the Ne
braska legeslaiture in 190 J at Al
liance McCook and Talentineanc
the state superintendent was
authorized to locate two others
which he established at Holdrege
and North Platte In 1907 the
number was increase to eight
the legislature locating schools at
Alliance McCook and Valentine
rA lio ctnifv siinerintendent lo-
flip ntlior five at Alma
Broken Bow Geneva ONeill and
North Platte The total enroll
ment in the junior normal schools
during the eight years of their
existence numbers over 9000
Located as they are in- the ex-
More than twelve hundred stu
dent teachers were enrolled in
the tiight junior normal schools
lust veair Thesa teachers went
back into their schools with a
higher degree of professional
7vnniTir tlip fniiits of which are
seen in the higher salaries paid
teachers throughout all sections
of the state within the iwdius of
the junior normals
The junior normals are effec
tive agencies in carrying forward
tkft ninveimerlt which has for its
motto Better training and bettor
paid teachers for better schools
in Nebraska
Faculty
Jas E Delzell State
McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA THURSDAY E VENING MARCH 21 1912
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME
tion
Teachers Associa
March 27 28 29
Wednesday Evening March 27 1912 830 oclock
M E Church
Music McCook High School Orchestra
Address of Welcome Senator John F Cordeal
Response President C F White
Vocal Solo Lewis Ludwdck
Address The Psychology of Adolescence and Its Relation to
the Social Problem Dr WinfieM Scott Hall
Thursday Morning 9 O Clock General Session
High School Auditorium -
Music McCook High School Orchestra
Reading Mass Margaret Dunlap
Address Educational Progress Deputy State Supt Robt 1
Elliot I
Ladies Mass Keeting 10 OClock
High School Auditorium
Vice Pesident Ruth Erfman presiding
Address Dr Wiinfield Scoitt Hall
McCook Public School Exhibit in the Haigh School Building from
11 to 12 oclock
Mens Mass Meeting 11 OClock
M E Church
Supt E M Hussong of Franklin presiding
-ii O T7ntiiift T1AV fllflTll FlVft tO SlX X CaiS
cept where there is a Preparatory Grade or Kindergarten Supt
J F Duncan Bartley Prin A larnsworth Haagler
Should School Boards Be Compelled by Law to Remunerate
Teachers for Time Used in Attending Reading Circle Supt W
T Dads McCook Supt John W Furrow Hayes county bupt
E M Short Beaver City
What Aid Should the State Give for Teaching Agriculture
Supt J E Morgan Bloomington Prof S M Dunlap Holdrege
Senator John F Cordeal
Should the Normal Training Appropriation Be Increased
G W J letter
Co Supt C L Anderson Hitchcock county Supt
er Arapahoe Deputy State Supt Robt I Elliott
Address Dr WiniieM ocottxjajji
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HOME OF THE STATE JUNIOR NORMAL SCHOOL McCOOK NEBRASKA
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treme sections of slate the
junior normals bring the profes
sional training afforded by the
elementary courses cf ithe staile
normal schools to those teachers
u ti i Wnfl if a triieat bard-
cM m n otfPTifl tlLe state normal
schools on account oi the expense
for traveling so great a distance
The instructors are aiso noMsu
o e nn whr rp thev Jiave cp-
portunity to emphasize especially
the local conditions ot the scnoois
wherein the student teaciiers ape
to work
The junior normal schools are
held during the summer seascn
when many of the best school
men and women in the state are
o nonioYiin acs instructors and the
faculties have been carefully se-
lected havang in mmu uu
quailifications their fitness for
the wovk assigned and their
knowledge of local conditions
tnd3nt Lincoln
W T Davis Prcnciipal Mc
Cook
C F White Trenton
W R Hull Wocd River
A F Gulliver Bloomfield
J C Mitchell Hastings
Cleo Rector McCook
Margaret Dunlap McCook
Anna McDonnell Registrar
Dates Opening and Closing
The secaion of 1912 will begin
June 3rd and continues for
eight weeks closing July btn
Normal Training
A model school Avdlljbe con
ducted in connection with each
Junior Normal school so thait
students attending may quality
for normal traanmg an accord
ance with sections 7 and 8 sub
division 9a school laws and the
rulings of the stata superintend
Continued on page 3
Thursday Aftccnon -General 3in 115 OClock
m 3 onurcn
Kiiti rtanment IIcu Male Quartet
Address Aineiicao Land of Mystery and Its Temples Itev
r L Anderson
Thursday Section Hsstings 315 OClock
Primary Section at High School Auditorium
Miss Grace McClelland Cambridge Presiding
Mother Goose Program McCook Primary Pupils Conducted
by Mias Donisthorpe
Demonstration of the Ward Method of Teaching Cleo
Rector McCook
Discussion of the Ward Method Margaret Manning Oxford
Occupation Work Gertrude Briggs Franklin
Pifimary Language Work Maude Oregg Orleans
Address to Mothers and Teachers Dr Wdnfield Scott Hall
ChMrcns Stories Millie en tSlaby McCook
Relatdcn of Work and Play in the Primary Grades Grace
Richards Arapahoe
Primary Number Work Akoe Mathers Benkelman
Primary Reading Lottie Loppart Holdrege
Methods of Teaching writing iiia seller uuuuei uw
Songs and Games Marie Blackman Beaver City
High chool and Grammar Grades Section
M E Church
Continued on page 2 t
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NUMBER 86
The Cooperative Hospital
While the unfavorable weath
er during the past few weeks lias
interfered dn the active work of
the soliciting committee tlie
board ol directors have been ac
tively engaged in getting mat
ters in shape to give McCook a
hospital in the near future which
will be a credit to our city The
board of managers have been so
much encouraged of lateby prom
ises of assistance and the diffi
culty they have experienced in
leasing a suitable building in
which to establish the hospital
thati they have given up the idea
of leasing a building and liaive
decided to ask the citizens oif Mc
Cook to assist them to build
The board after careful consid
eration decided that it will re
quire in the neighborhood of 7
000 to complete and equip a build
ing that will meet the needs of
McCook and vicinity and are
considering the erection of a
brick building 36x50 feet with a
basement and two stories and
dormitory under the root for the
aeecanmedation of the help The
building will be large enough to
accommodate twenty five bads
with suitable parlor reception
room and up to date operating
room
A number of our citizens al
so fraternal stocietues who have
expressed a willingness to furn
ish rooms in the building aire
ready to make their promis good
as soon as the building is com
pleted
Mir H i uyram vice presi
dent of the C B Q R R Co
has communicated warn cue
board of managers and on behalf
of the road lias promised us a
liberal donation if the eitizens
of McCook will take an interest
in the project and push the
to completion Also the
Relief Department will render to
us all the assistance in tneir pow
er as soon as the institution is in
working order
Besides this a prominent citi
zen of our city promised the as
sociation forty acres of land ad
4 tiio nih limits the
ceeds of which to be used in the
ereetcon of a lrcspitol tor Met cole
AM of this locks quite oneour
ageing yet if we want thii mod
ern hcspctatl we must crane fw
iv1 fiTTirl hoilr We must show
4hese people who are willing to
tieilip us timvc we are ww
help ourselves They -wall not
ive us their money unlis we
take the maitter in our own hands
and pusli it to a successful con
eluscion
On the loth of April the ecan
mittee Avill give a ball the- pro
ceeds to go to the hospital fund
The tickets will be on sale in a
few days and every citizen will
be caliled upon to purchase a trek
c W nleaee dont turn tl m
down bait show your rollicncs3
to help tlins work along by buying
a ticket whether you attend the
ball or not The small price of
the ticket will help and conr
age them and you will not miss
it
Watch the papers and w ivjII
keep you informed as to the
nroircGO being made in th work
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IUDHCIL vuuum
Pestalozzi in McCook
If he could have lived till now
and have come to the Association
we feel sure that he would re
turn home not only with pleas
ant recollections of the person
nel and work of the S W
pnflirrs Aegu hut bar-
ing many items of apparel and
accessories such as Ladies rflk
boot hose at 35c long silk gloves
at 75c 100 and 125 Leath
erwear 36 inch silk at S9e the
new washable hand bags tle nev
mull and linene and white srge
and silk dresses beautiful chal
lie or crepe kimonos for wife
silk waists for the daughters be
sides a Horace Mann hat for him
aA Ptn1 all nurehaEed f rem The
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