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Even the Children Know the
Fine Qualities of Our Bread
Parents should sec lliat only ihe very
BEST BREAD comes into the home.
You arc not taking any chance when
you buy KtCCH MaidWs fresh
daily, delivered in sanitary wrappers
Nickle for small loaf clime for large
ME RED CLOUD CHIEF
Red Cloud, Nebrnaka.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
Intend In Urn rcmlciltlrc nt Itcd ( loud, Nil),
tin Second CI ami Mutter
A II. Me ARTHUR
I'UIII.IMII.II
dlK ONIiV tlKMIK'KAHU PAPKK IN
wi:iiHTi:n county
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
I'lCsillcIlt
Vice Picsldunt
rU. S. .Senator
I (il)Vl'I ll()f
. Woodiow Wilson
Thomas R Miitslinll
. .. ii. M, Hitchcock
Keith Neville
1 Lieutenant Ooveinor Edgar llowanl
Kecietury of State Chas V. Pool
Auditor Public Accounts W. II Smith
WALTER W.JflARSHALL
THE SANITARY GROCERY, IN RED CLOUD
Tieasurer
Supt Public Instruction
W.
Attorney (icticml
. Coin Public I. mils ntitl
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(ieo i: Hiill
ii, Clernincin-..Willi-.
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Uulldings
, Ii. Shuinway
I Railway Commissioner.. Victor Wilson
' Ilngents of ruivcriltv..!'. Li. Hull,
I II. I). I.widis
I'oiigtessnian Fifth District.
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ICutiiityCleilc It. F. Pcny
TANKS
UHH.IHJH i mmammmmMWHmmvtrnkmrm
Our 2" Cypress sleel bound tanks are
the besl on the market. They have double
the life of a galvanized iron lank and are
much cheaper.
THE MALONE-AVERY CO.
TAIK Will! US AKODF TANKS"
County Attorney..,.
,1' .1 M umliiy
.A. V. Pucker
County Tie-usurer....
Shorlll Fi tmU Mil Her
1 Siipcilntciiilc'iit (icitrii'lcs I Coon
Cleikof Disttict Couit
! Edith I-. MeKeighan
Assessor Ilunry (illliniii
5 John ICnlgge, Mist 1
Win lliillnuiii. Dlst .
A. II.' Ci ililll, DisL I
i ltpicsontatie' W liinclsuy
Slain Senator C 12. Siiiniielso i
Nonpartisan' lit lut
The Rural jCredits Law
When tltu remarkable record of legis
lative nehievoinent of the Wilson ml.
mlnlstiation is reviewed tho mral
credits hiw will rnnk first In the minds
of tunny unci among tho greatest in
the opinion of all. It Is of mom value
to the fat mini,' population of tho coun
try, the basic element of the nation,
than all tho legislation in their behalf
passed by the Republicans in tho last
half centtity
The fanner can give the best secur
ity in the woild. Jt eaunot bo lost
hidden or destroyed, or peitnunonty
injuted. Itidunnnagcnient may catt-e
manufacturing, ineieatttile, railroad or j
other stock to dtop fiom S.'oO a share'
to far below par. Thero arc no such I
tlitctuatloiis in land values; they are I
stable and ciidtiiing. Farm loans suf
fer uiiiler one disadvantage they aie
not liquid, not Immediately oi teadtly
convertible Into cash
Tho tumble lias always been that
our laws and our banking nilcs mid
i emulations have been adapted otilj
to tho needs of tho capitalists, mer
chants mid business getioially which
only toquiu) shot t time loans, lnitliae
not been adapted to tiio boriowing
needs of the ranneis. Uut the evil is
now cured and tho lack provided fot
U tiio i ural ci edits law.
Madam, Do Your Silks
Give Positive Satisfaction?
Or have you been disappointed by your garment being ruined
because of the silk splitting? Women buy silk by judging from
appcarence and texture. They cannot discern the adulterations
of iron and tin and arc subject to the prey of some manufacturers.
I list i let Judge.
County Judgo
Ii. II. I)laekledbe
. A I) Rannev
l, st A Mllsoii viicuc-h. bet wi im
Lest 1 1 and 1 Vet son og.u.igv about two
wiel.s ago. F:ii Ii r please tetui n tie
same to 111 nest Stat Ice.
Fin lunate this government which, in
p-ace, wlili malice towards none, with
out envy, without any desiic in th li
teetiuu of aggression, looks ueioss the
wide ocean upon a shatteied continent
and only tlgutcs how it can best con
tiibutc after the war is ended in -jni-pathy,
in deeds, towards tin. healing
of wounds, tho building up of the
-pints of those people find stieuglheu
ing them in the cli'ott to oveiecni.o tho
ilis.isteis which have befallen them.
Ami in this wot - our people will know
no (ieiiiian, no I lerichin.in. no Italian,
i o Russian, no liriton in liostihtj,
nil all as 'el low human biiugs in mis
lni tune.
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NEBRASKA
PROSPERITYvLEAGUE
A SJattnlJe, Nonpartisan
Vreantiailon of 7ax '
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JOHN ALnrnisorc .
WinCHAUT, riNDln
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INVIIIUIIITI, ILAIH '
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. HAntmaroN
J. L. UAKEIt I
HANUrACTUniM
J. W. DCNDCn i
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ALrncn onATT i
INVl.tWINtt, OINOA
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HIAL I1KII INVe.TMCMTI
W. J. CIUII0CS3 I
ISVCtTMINTI
MAnny v. nuimuuv t
rnlNTt
W. M. OUBHMAN
T0AA4t
ALDCflT CAHN
MANUrACTUHIA
LOUIS 0 OECTil
STOvKUAH, KrARNtV
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ntAL 11111 INVtITMtNT
JOHN N rncNZtn
HkAl. UtAII INVATMINT
DR N OILMOHe
rHKICIAN AND UJtOH
T. V. UOLC1EN
CAPITAlllT. O MILL
rilOINAND MAANMANH
HAHUrACTURIR
J, J. HANIOIUN
COStKACTOH
r ruo t) HUNKCII
ATtORNIT. vitir POINT
fHANK n JOHNSON i
OMAHA rrilNTIHO CO.
C. J KAMUACtl
INVIIIMINTI
HON J. T. KECLLY
VAUNTINI
r. J KELLY
MIUCHANT. NIOiBARA
FRANK B. KLNNAHO
CAPITALIST
JAC0I1 KLEIN
UCNCHANT, KIATAiei
DUO LATTA
RANCH OWNTR TtKAMAM
E M. r. LErLANO
CAPITALItT
0 SV. MCaiATH
I COAL OPtRATOR
JOHN A MOHRDACHER
INVfTMINtl, WTMORI
tOPHUS r. NtEJLS
PUBLIIMIR
PRANK A. NIMH
in. io r.m. r.m cut
J. J NOVAK
RANKKR. MILBIR
J, J O'CONNOH
ATTORNIT
OtORaC PARI
MIRCMANT. NIRRAtKA CtTT
HON. WATBON L. PUNDY
IAND OWNIR. MADISON
THEOOONI HEIMERS
I STOCKMAN, rULLIRTON
CARL NOHDK
tlliaiD TASRIS, COlUKIVIt
JOHN 0, ROSICKY
1 PUBLISHIR
J. C. ROTH
I INVISTOR FRIMONT
JOHN (CHINDLCn
STANTON
W H. SCHMOLLER
JOSSIR
THEODORI M, BERK
STOCKMAN, NILIOH
O C. SHUKERT
MANUFACTURIR
HARRY (. OMAN
. ,-..-. - WINSIOI
PAUL P. JSKINNfR.
MANUFACTURER
A. r. MITH . .
' JOSStR
N. A EPIEtBEROCn I
WMOLHALtR
HON. P. r. STAFFORD 4
NORFOLK
WILLIAM STORK
INVSSIMINTS. ARLINOTON
ROBERT C. STREHLOtV -4
CONTRACTOR
OCOROK B. TYLER 4
INVlSTMtNTS, HASTINOS
A, J VlkRLINO 4
frts. faaton viiruno
Iron moras mjA
THEODORE WIDAMAN "W
STOCK BUTIR. AURORA
. C. I, WILLEY W
ATTORNIT, RANOOLFH
S, N, WOLOACH '
MIRCHANT. ORAND ISLAND
R, M WOLCOTT
MIRCHANT. CINTRAL CITY
HON. OTTO ZUELOW
MATOR, SCHUYLIR
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oes Prohibition
Save the Boy?
Tlie Promise:
State Prohibition is being urged on the citizens
of Nebraska on the plea that it will save the
boy.
Let us see whether Prohibition has saved the
boys of Kansas, where state Prohibition has
been tried for 35 years.
Tlie Actual Results
KANSAS, Sentenced boy inmates Oct. 1, 1915:
Reformatory 330
Boys' Industrial School . . 264
Total for Kansas . . 594
NEBRASKA, Senterced boy inmates Oct. 1, 1915: .
(No Reformatory) .... none
Boys' Industrial School . . 199
Total for Nebraska . 199,
I'l'lir flKiiri'N for Kiiiiniki tre compllnl liy CIiiin. M. llnruiT, Cliulriiinn of
the Kiiiiniih Mule lloiiril tit Corrt-otloiiN, niul tilt- IlKiirrs for .NclmiNka
Wvtc cuiiiillril liy the lionril i( CuiiiiiiIsnIuiuvh of Mute liiN(ltu(luu.J
Vhy Do Three Times as Many
Boys Go Wrong in 'Kansas?
J. K. Codding, warden of the Kansas penitentiary, lays the blame on
"The Little Alley Joints'' that exist all over Kansas, where, he says,
men and boys congregate night after night to play poker, shoot craps,
and indulge in debauchery.
sii the unrili-iiN rriiort on imur V of the I'rooi'oillnjj of llic Knimn
nnfrrrni'i- of c'lmrllles niul C'lirrt-i'tluiix, lielil nt Laurence, Kiiiisiim,
.NoM'inlicr, 11)13.
Jude Koy T. Osborne, of Independence, Kansas
On page 13 of the sumo report, says:
"In ihe little more than ten years the juvenile court has been estab
lished in Kansas, children under sixteen years of age, in tis. state,
have committed practically every crime in the calendar, including
murder in the first degree. It is astounding to observe the
absolute indifference of many parents to the moral welfare of their
offspring. In nearly every community there are places and
forms of amusement unwholesome for children."
M. G. McKcnzic, Chaplain of tiio Reformatory inKansas
Snyn on page 50 of tho First liietiuinl ltejiorl, Kauann State Hoard of Cor
rectional "Of these boys, 202 acknowledged they drank more or less; 275 used
tobacco, 77 gambled. Most of these boys ran around considerable, and
were away from home, when they got into trouble; 265 were 'from
homes broken by death or divorce."
THE ALLEY JOINT in Kansas is the corrupting in
fluence tltat lands so many Kansas boys in the Re
formatory and Industrial School.
Prohibition Breeds ihe Alley Joint.
The Nebraska Prosperity League
OPPOSED TO STATU PKOIUIIITION. IN PAYOR OP LOCAL OPTION, HIGH LICF.NSR
l'rcbUIcnt, L. F. CROFOOT Treasurer, W. J. COAD Secretary, J. 11. 1IAYNES
Send for our literature. OMAHA, NEBRASKA
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BELDINGS
Guaranteed
Dress Silks
$2.00
PmI 36in.lmtKle
Uncnualcd for beauty
of fmiih, ancty and ,
charm of color and do
ngn. Most corajildp
line of MesialmM, I .if
fetaSiCtc. Latest colora
plain ft noTilty de.iigni
When you buy
BELDING'S
Ciiamiilr.dJ
Silk Fabrics
BELDINGS
Guaranteed
Lining Silks
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PtYatd J6mdi.i wiJr
Have long lield the
lead for Iming Cloaks,
Su Is, Jacket), I hey
excell in appearance
and near, andgiie the
moil complete nt.sfad-ion.
you are protected by the
guarantee of the largcA
silk manufacturing comp
any in the world.
You should insitf on Mlr.ldJniV not the clicapcJl hut the Icail cxpcnsiTe.
"Guaranteed not to rip, split or tear."
Mrs. Barbara Phares
BUTTEMCK PATTERNS
KANSAS PICKUPS
lI'l'IIH Slililll Olllltj )
j ii'l Abli itN helping put up Iiay
Ht llojt LttlN tliis-tti't-k.
Lt'ti AlilioU and family spi'iitSundny
at DiMitiis MfCiirtiii-jft.
F. M. Iltowtt and family KiteiI at
t' o home of llnrro Wondeily.
Van JLJoll, of Lubanou, was In this
v'.i'inity buying c;iltk, Mnmlity.
Austin Spun lor ami wifi' woto Sun
cl iy vibitois at i:. V. Spunic. V
Ii. P.. Spuriiuf atU'inlud tiio eonimil
't (.iiiun mooting at htuilli Center last
Situiday.
Tin- Oroilo seliool hottso has been
lepaiutiil uiul filled with new sinio
seats, wliieh loolcs tnoie coinforlable
for our rhildiiM) thN winter.
Manio Plnocl, who was openited on
fot iippendli'itiH last Tuesday at the
I(ilianou hospital, is gettini aloni;
mci'ly.
Mis John llau'Miape, of Otiolu i
oinity, underwent a Miigieul opetatiou
la-t Satin day at tho Lebanon hopital
lor appendicitis,. We understand that
hhu is netting uloni,' ciuUe well at this
wiitine;.
INAVALE
Hi Dunn went to lilooiiiintou, Mori
daj .
Unt Klshtr is worlclti on tin see
lion HKItitl.
l-'ivd Copley was a passenger to
Hasting-. Thursday.
(i'o. Matkin, who lm, been cpiite
siek for s('eral dajs, isimpioviiiK'.
Mi-. Silas Harwell was visiting at
Mi-.'Ueo MatUlns, Monday.
i:ii SMciig is spending the weeU at
Culbt'it-on with his bn.ther. Charley
Miong.
(juile n nuuibif attended the lling
ling lltos cltctis at Ilabting-, Thurs
day Mis. Joliust m, who sprained hot
ankle a few weelc-ago, is slowly in
proving.
Mr. Clrib. Iluutcr had another bu '
spell, Satuidny, but is able to be on
again. p
Mis. No-ili Harvey and children an .
Mis. Iten Copley went to Fianldin
Monday.
Mis. C. Ij. Joyce and ehlldteu weio
passengeis to lla-ting, Thtiibday ot
last week.
llro. Hob pleached two very Intel
estlng bennons, Sunday, at the Chi Is-
I tiim church.
Mis. Mary A rue-on e.une up from
lied Cloud, Fiiday night, to vbit with
her son and daughter.
Mitt Ad unson and wife, of Cowle?,
weio visiting nt Will Carpenter'-,
Wednesday of lust week.
Por Sale: Ustra nice apples, :i5e to
T3c per biiihul C. P. L'onley, Inavale
State Fair Opening
The Nebraska Statu Fair opens the
(list Monday in . September with auto
mobile races Prior to this opening
on Sunday, Sept .Ird, will bu concert
by the 'Kilties" and Xebiaska State
Hand-, assisted by a double quartette
of g.aud opeia singers and the S"
Paul's Oratorio Chorus. The giand
opeia slngeis will bo heard in daily
conceits during the week unci the Oia
torio Choi us nnlj on Sunday atternoon
and Wednu-da) evening.
Vsn D-."0 to ho lbs , tlnifty stock
hogs. ill pnv pic'iiiiuin over inaikot
pi Ice C. II. Minei Serum Co.
Everybody Admire s g
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! GOOD CLOTHES
II OW glad you are to show your New Suit
to your friends. IIow pleased you are
when they say' " isn't it a beau ti Jul ?.''
" jits like a tailor made." You hear this
said of clothes you buy in our store. They
will enable you to present a good appearance,
wherever you may go.
flLThey're Just a little better than the average
fhey're made for the benefit of all those who
recognize and appreciate fine clothing there's
a certain style and "rightness" about them
that make them popular with particular men
who are willing to pay a fair price.
And the price is right backed up by our
guarantee that the quality is right although
the cost of woolens, dyes, silk thread and trim
mings have advanced we have not advanced
our selling price.
We also carry a cheaper grade of goods but
they are big values for the money.
PAUL STOREY
THE CLOTHIER
"Clothes For Young Men And Men Who Stay 't Young"
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