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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1917)
ai ia a a gcw era MMSzl'-- mavffi . ?:5S55SS5X A ?Iyr!i;Iil Hart Bclutlfucr &Marx Chicken The amount of profit you will condition in which they start mJZ'3''- QUEEN INCUBATORS AND BROODERS are the most economical and satisfactory they will help you increase your chicken profits they will last longer and give more satisfaction than the average let us explain to you its many special features. Our personal guarantee goes with every QUEEN we sell. Geo. W. Trine Red Cloud's Leadng Hardware Dealer . ,5ii nwn r- -nmriv r- When the Firemerv Appear the iniured man'i first thought it one of itiankfulneii that he it io. I low abou your thoughts if a fmeman should ap pear at yout home? The Day Before tle Fire is the day to insure. As that day may be to-morrow (or all you can know or do, it fellows that prudence would im pell you to stop in our office to-day and have us issue you a policy, O. C. TEEL R.eliaJile Insurance Profits derive will depend on the on their way thro life Wall Paper, Paints, Oils and Varnish PICTURE FRAMING iWork Guaranteed) Electrical Goods of all Kinds Will Wire Your House And Furnish You the Fixtures E i C fsv fVtOV Dr. A. E. Boles OSTEOPATH Physical Diagnosis Laboratory CoNSt'LT.VTIoN AND EXAMINATION I'ltl.i: 'Osteopathy tho Science of Healing by Adjustment." C! I veil to the World by A. T. mil, A. 1). 157 1. OFFICE OVER SMITH SHOE STORE Hour Piiom:s WV.X) CLOUH.NKUIl DR. CHAS. E. CROSS DENTIST OVER STATE BANK Red Cloud ' " a Nebraska Men and Young Men We are prepared to take care of YOUR SPRING CLOTHING NEEDS Don't wait until the weather begins to get warm before you think of your Spring Clothing. Be ready to Sep out the firft, when the nice spring weather ap pears, secure in the knowledge that your clothes are right Our variety of Spring Suits are sure to suit your taste and pocket book Hart Schaffner arid Marx Suits are displayed, here, in the new Pinch Back and Full Cut shapes, in colorings that lead, combined with style and service, ranging in price at $20.00, $22.50, $25.00, $27.50 and $28.00 We are now showing a very complete line of the reliable Michaels-Stern Suits more moderately priced at $1 5.00 to $22.50. Come, see them. Hamilton-Cather Cloth'g Co. THE RED CLOUD CHIEF Rod Cloud, Nobrnskfv PUBLISIIKD EVKRY THURSDAY Sintered In tlie rohlultlce sit Hut ( loud, Nub. as Ki-coiut CliihH Mutter ( I'uni.isiiKit j A H. MiAUTHUK CHE ONLY PKMOCKATIO I'AI'Kll WKIISTKU COUNTY IN Rural Life Conference Meets at Lincoln (Continued from page 1) Zorn Shields nines the uso of the ltlirnrf Qlin anfu tl.n ..,....-...,. .mi., II L.; .. mi r ''"'"'Ijectand Newton Crowell of dist.iet 0. , i ... ., ,.. , ences. hho closed with the following i notations: "Value of honks overo.sti- lllllf.irl llllf Vllliww.f .,.iiilltwr lirwilrc nil. " " ". h "" "" dere.stiinated." The greatest work of the school is to tit the child, to educate himself'. To the statement that rapid readers tiro more accurate in getting the thought from the page than are slow readers the following proof vas oll'er ed: "The i lipid readier is the better interpreter because the sentence is the unit of thought. The mind, therefore parses mere rapidly and readily from j phrases or clauses to meanings than it does from a Miigls word." Slow plodd ing is usually the ii'sttlt of a child's early trniniiiir. if the child learns to ! read in small units the habits is likely i to peisist throughout life. In the ease ' of the slow reader the habit is accentu ated in the high schools where (ho study of fmuign lnnguagi" perpetuates the tendency to dwell upon winds." i Relative to M'liuol g.udfiiiug the fol lowing thoughts wcic given: 1'ioduc tlon is the i;ieatest measuieof lesults , in school Kiii'dt-mue;. Tho produeiii,' I child is the one who is really lieii educated "' Teachers should teach the worthwhileness of pirdcuine;, of pro duction. She can do it best by setting an example. Th lnh co-.t of living is lilcely to result in 'nine irood by nmkiiiK peo)le appreciate the worth wlilloiicfs of production. "The school gaiilcii to be elVecli e must teaeh (he child t;ood busiue s methods and Ihrift. This can not be done whele tlie cost of plowing the l.tud, seeds and pnes aie paid by soiiuoiieeNe. The child should leai n ti,,., i... .. i ... i... 1..1..... t., "" t""'('' 'r hmdeaiiu believes uiiti in- riioi u Mill ill i a i in i .-i mi ii ii,i a h Oliyilw tf, 111, Mill, 1,1' 111.. Illlli.t um ioitu I i v- " "" w ' -"" 1 drii backs this inovemeiit encounters. 1 It makes the child try to get the prize at .iny cost, even l,ing." Altendauee at educational meetings and Systematic prolessioiial reading are two potent factors by which n teacher can improve her teaching. K lucatioiial meetings are stimulating witli a call to action. Tlie pupil gets a real benefit from the teacher's attend ance. The siune Is true from her sys tematic professional reading. Dr. Suh rle says that "A reading teacher is a growing teacher, Multitudes of young teachers and some older ones are (ailing a sloop professionally just bo- J cause they have n ''certilicate to tench" I and a reasonable tenure. This pro j I'esslonal woik is a means to greater t. aching skill, larger Intluence in tho community; more certain and rapid promotion, and better than all else It gives tho teacher tho satisfaction whit n coinr s from piofcsionul achieve ment llli'l l'lolll COIIM-ioU plul'l's-ioilill tfl'OUtll . Tin- Red Cloud Study Center met at lied I'imid l'rhhiy niht. An excell ent meeting is reported. The .state professional roudiiur course 1- carried 0) ul (use tnuutiiiKs under tlie direct ion of I'rof. McCrackcn of Hustings College. Irene l'ek'n lias received n Certilicate of Achievement for both tho sewing and the cooking couihe. Kiiuiond Morcier of district CO won first place in the Corn-t'rowing l'ro '" won second place. The District Associations meet, IMUI'Cll -b, '-'.I, .0. Two of them are I ...!.!.: within easy reach of Webster county teachers. One is j-t Hastings and the other at Hoidrege. The Eggless Cake The prestige of the hen is beitiK cur tailed in a new and iuterestiii' way. She lays n billion efffjs or so for the ' human race each year, and, underworld J Witr conditions, the price of eKS per1 doen to consumers had approached a dollar in some parts of the United States, and has reached the prohibit ive pi ice ot two dollar.-, or more in the , belligerent countr'us. Therefore when the high cost of Ii v ' iuu looms large in the public eye uu-! usiiiil importance is attached to the t ainioiiiicemeut of tlie best known hah liiir powder company in the world that it his evolved a ready and practical1 v ay lor the housewife to save, in the aggiegate, many millions of dollars in household expenses through the use of mine Itoynl Baking Powder and less i eggs. Months of experimenting have elicit-' (wl ii luriri. iimiilii.i of r,fitiiit. f,,t tlw.t - -. -. ....p ,.,.. . .... n,j milking of home baked products with fewer egg", and these recipes aro bell g distributed irratis. It is eluiuiorl tlmr J t.y pmve conclusively that the bak ing powder saves eggs in some cakes about half the cost of the cake is saved. In recipes calling for the use of eggs, the number can bo reduced and excell ent r esu 1 ts-heal'hful, nnoetiziiiL' caifev mutllns. corn bread, etc ob-! taiucd by using a small additional I quantity, about a teaspoon, of Royal i bllldllir tuilV(hr ill tll.'ll'n 111' iMli'll mrif ' I omitted i The acme, or top-notch achievement, ! in this connection is an eggless, milk- ' less. liutterlesS cake that is ironiiiiiu. ' , . - , , - , - i I v ! l tasii'd it to he lIlilli'DIIK mill U'llllll'snlllli ItK llnmilii 1...- It... I. 1. ..,..! 1 ...til .. niif ipiHinj, ii is nniiiiieii, win ue sur-' prising to the housewife who trios it' , "fiwimg to the recipe given. I The idea of using more Hoyal baking powder and loss eggs in baking is not entirely new, but tho elaborate enlarg ing and perfecting of the idea just ac complished renders it a very present help, meeting tho necessities of the housewife of moderate means in a time of 8oajing food prices. In tho British Isles tho news has been received with enthusiasm. The baking powder company, while not being accused of being tin out-and-out philanthropist in tho matter, is point ed nut as having provided tlie moans of etl'ecting an enormous saving in household nlfairs in u way that benefits everybody and harms nobody except it bo the pride of the autocratic lion. Tlie company only completed its ex periments recently, and already the announcements are being snread oroaucasi in tun newsnanors. which. it ...in i... -.. ,i .i :.. j -, ''J -,-, -"j J I'owder n household word all over the world. C Are You J ' Moving this 4 p Spring? i; IF" Perhaps you've found a house I tlfllfflEfl 'vf" you like except for the floors. jf Ii x2$i $MMm$$ H once you've seen the ccrrplcle ( iBSSsftH fM' line of linoleims we're shewing (L)Yrft KrlJM ii o 1.1 lwW 1 ffilffl Ry Sattley mM r "ifiiBnF FURNITURE DEALER tSfT 1 ' KODAKS Better Kodak Finishing And Developing. .:. A Full Line of Supplies ROLLS nKVBLOPEI)-10c MAIL VOIR ORDER TO MS Stevens Bros. The Hamilton - Cathor Clothing Co. SoecMioti to Puil Storey everything a Man or Boy Waara Red Oloud Nebraska C. II. Miner Dr. S. S. Dcnrtlorf, M. p. C. Malinger Veterinary Ini'luirgo C. H. Miner Serum Co. -I'HOPITKHS- Anti Hog Cholera Serum Red Cloud, Nebraska Wire or Phone at Our Expense U, S. Veterinary License No. 45 Our Spring Stock of Jno. B. Stetson and Mallory HATS is very complete in all the Latest Colors and Shapes I 0 Wall Paper New Designs jufS received for kitchen, dining room, bed room or parlor. Beautiful Patterns and ex- quisit border designs." Come in and see our line before you do your papering or you may be disappointed. Our prices are the lowest Chas. L. Cotting The Druggist WSiVW.V.V.W.V.V.V.V-VV. : COL. J. H. ELLINGER AUCTIONEER J Ik now ready to place your halo dates. Ask any nuo us to my iiiallllcntlons . or whom I liavo cried bales. Indencn VJ dent iliuno8ou,iu. Write wire or mil S J Red Cloup, Nkiik. S rWLV.V.W.V.W.V.V.VAV.N 7 , s ." I -rrH'mJ,, vuif.'Mrn'-y3:'frlf'