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We believe that it pays to give our
customers service and satisfaction;
that is why we want to sell you a
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LAVAL
CREAM SEPARATOR
Lots of your neighbors are using De Lavals.
Have you ever asked any of them how they like their
machines ?
Their judgment and experience ought to interest you.
"Why not make a few inquiries ?
You'll find that in every case the De Laval is giving
more cream and better cream; that it is easiest to
operate ; very seldom gets out of order and never seems
to wear out.
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what we have been telling you
about the De Laval.
So will any of the 2,125,000
De Laval users.
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neighbor.
We will ell you a NEW Oe Ural
on eur term. Come In. examine
ilia machine anil talk It o?or.
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Twenty-Fourth Annual Sale of Pure Bred
Poland China Bred Sows
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To be held at Orchard Home Stock Farm, 9 miles northeast of
Superior, Neb., and 2 miles southeast of Cadams, Neb., on
Thursday, February 6, 1919
60 - Head of Bred Sows - 60
39 Spring Gilts ,14 Fall Sows,' 7 Tried Sows,
3 Bull Calves 5 Head of Mules
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We are offering the .best lot of sows ever put up by this Arm. They
are large and growthy', raised in the usual way with lots of exercise, "'
and not over int. and Uhvc all been vaccinated. ,
h" 1 Shorthorn Bull eligible to registry
2 High Grade Bulls
They are nil good calve" nnd from 8 to 13 months old
1 Span Black Molly Mules
Coming -I yrs, wt 'JitfH) lbs, nidi mat :hed, broke and sound They
are as good it toam us wo uvir sold
1 Bay Molly Mule
Coming .1 yrs old wt 11. "0, broku and quiet.
1 Span Sucking Mules
lai'lt nnd Mully, wtdl nmli-'it'd, and a good pair
We still havo. soma gnod UAIlUEl) l'LYMOl'TIl itOCK COL'KHitELS
We Invite you to spend the day with us, whether you wish to buy or not.
Sale in tent at 1 p. in. Free Lunch at Noon Write for Catalogun
Smith Bros., Superior, Neb.
A V. Thompson, W. C. Henderson, Ancts.
John Yung, Clerk
Open Day and Night1
DINE
AT OUR CAFE
Powell & Pope
rHE RED CLOUD CHIEF
Rod Cloud, NobrnekoL
cUUI.ilUHUD BVERY THURSDAY
fotcrud In the I'ostolllcc at 11 til Cloud, Neb
as Second ClasB Mattor
F. L. BROWNE. Editc inJ Mnse
niK ONLY IJKMOUKATIO PAI'KU IN
WKI1HTUH COUNTY
Don't be a quitter. Be a pat
riot. Buy another War Savings
Stamp!
Farme r-owned packing
houses are suggested as a solu
tion of the question before the
house
Iowa for example. There is a
great inducement for the new
comer in the fact that personal
property within normal limits
is exempt. The increase of
population and industry is a
tenfold offset for the loss of a
comparatively small source of
revenue.
Senator Norris is forging to
the front with his bill abrogat
ing the seniority rule. The
dry bones are rattling in the
old standpatter ranks.
It is stated that the govern
ment has 400.000,000 pounds or
wool to put on the market.
This with the new crop coming
in should make a warm market.
Without expressing opinion
for or against the Mooncy case
we call attention of organized
labor to the fact that "the fruits
of the policy of force arc bitter."
The opponels of government
ownership might get a new
viewpoint on the situation by
studying New Zealand statis
tics which show a profit of
SH.000.000 on government-owned
railroads, for the past year.
The London Daily Express
slates that Wm. Ilohenzollern
is "going insane." Yep. we're
wise! Every once in a while
wc have a case like that in
criminal court over here.
Again Nebraska scores! This
time as one of the thirty-six
states ratifying the constitu
tional amendment for national
prohibition. The die is cast. A
year hence the moot question
of interstate commerce as re
gards intoxicating liquors will
have gone !intOy the discard.
Well authenticated rennrts
from Russia are to thn uttoc.i
that crowds in Pctrogad parade '
tnc streets clamoring for bread:
that there arc lartfc nuantities
of wheat available but condi
tions prevent its distribution:
that at the Silesian station
Bolshevist troops were using
butter to grease their boots. We
may take these reports for what
they arc worth, but in any
event it would seem proper to
be somewhat conservative in
matter of sympathy.
Thrnn. f.hnn.cntiH vnnre nrfn n
Chinese emperor issued an edict
ll II a
mat an vines in ins Kingdom oe
uprooted. There is no question
about his striking at the roct of
the evil yet the world has
whirled through three decades
of centuries before attaining
practical prohibition. Twen
tieth century events move
swiftly. One need not look
across such a vast stretch of
time lo note progress. If the
grandfathers who were with us
but yesteryear could wake from
their last long sleep they would
look in amaze seajng a move
ment which was in their day
maintained only under great
difficulty in mcro townships,
now become statewide, nation
wide and promising to be world
wide. During the years 1!1!) and 10'Jo more
thau -200,000 acre,, in Western Nebras
ka uill be put under irrigation by
government constructed projects.
PUBLIC SALE
I will offer at Public Auction at my place 3-4 of a mile
west of Inavale, Nebraska
Wednesday, Jan. 29, 1919
Commencing at Ono o'clock, sharp
39 - Head of Stock - 39
8 HEAD OF HORSES
1 pair bay mares, wt US0O, one In foal, 7 nnd 8 yrs old; 3 good Molly
mules, coming l, 2 and .1 yrs old; 1 brown mare colt, coming 12 yrs old;
1 colt coming 1 yr old; 1 black mare 12 yrs old, wt 930.
8 HEAD OF CATTLE
2 choice milch cows, both fresh; 1 heifer coming 2 yrs old, will be
fresh in spring; 2 yearling heifers, 'J yearling steers, 1 calf.
23 HEAD OF HOGS
11 thoroughbred Duron Jersey sows, duo to farrow the last of Mar.
12 shoats, weighing from 10 to-TiO pounds.
FARM MACHINERY, FEED, ETC.
1 McCnrmlck mower 0 ft cut. almost new; 1 hay sweep, 1 MeCor.
tnick rake 10 ft, 1 Ushovel riding cultivator, 1 lister, 1 walking cultiva
tor, 1 !J seotloji harrow, 1 14-10 die, 1 II Inch walking plow, 1 'J-row
Badger weeder, 1 '2-iow John Deere weeder, 1 stalk cutter, 2sotsl.'t
inch harness, 1 tripplo grinder, 1 1" inch wagon, 1 hay wagon and
ruck, 1 Success manure spreader, 1 1 horse cultivator, 1 saddle, 1 hives
of bee's, 2 feed bunks, 12 tons alfalfa hay, 100 bu. choice corn, 7 bu seed
corn, sonic cane seed, 1 grind stone.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
2 ll gal water separators, l refrigerator, 1 kitchen, cabinet, I lounge,
1 library table, 1 stand, L 1C0 egg Suro Hatch incubator, good as new;
1 lard press, pa gal ice cream liee.or, .'1 rocking chair", 2 iron beds, 1
guitar, 7 doen hens and other articles.
LUNCH OX CiROI'NDS
TERMS: 9 months at 10 per cent.
GEO. W. MATKIN
COL. J. II KLLINUKR. Auct. G. It McCRARV. Clerk
President Wilson was chosen
to address Russia relative to
bringing about a conference for
solution of problems confronting
that nation. Literally our pres
ident has become a leading
Director-General in world af
fairsone of the world's great
est men! And some little senr
ators said he ought to stay at
home! .
Regardless of what may oc
cur in regions where manufac
turing industries predominate.
Nebraska has a year or two of
prosperity as nearly guaranteed
as is possible. Crop prospects
arc good, prices are good, mark
ets arc good, There are two
things to do. One is to start
looking ahead. The other, tb
stop looking back.
A man who is clean both in
side and outside: who neither
looks up to the rich nor down
to the poor: who can lose with
out squirming and win without
bragging: who is considerate of
women, children, and old peo
ple: who is too brave to he: too
generous to cheat, and who
takes his share of the world and
lets other people have theirs, is
a gentleman. Ex.
The sugar campaign in Nebraska is
practically closed, but, one factory re
maining in operation and It will close
about Feb 1. During the campaign
the four Nebraska factories made ap
proximately 125,000,000 lbs of sugar
and paid ont upwards of 9.1,500,000 for
beets and labor. Contracts for the
1911) crop are now being made on the
basis, of SlO. per ton for beets at the
factory, with the unrestricted delivery
after October 5th, and SI per too extra
for siloed beets, siloing being optional,
yith the grower. The indications' are
for a greatly increased, acreage
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Joe Kelley, chairman of the Omaha
Market Week committee, announces
that March 4-0 have been solectod as
the dates for tho annual spring mar.
ket week. Omaha wholesalers have
gone Into the leading buying centers
of the-world and gatherod together
hundreds of carloads of merchandise
in order to bo ready for tho retail,
merchants of tho mid-West who look
to Omaha for their supplies. Now
that the war is over, aud with tho
biggest winter wheat crop in history
Rrowlug a spirit of optimism prevails
in business circles.
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Clothing Co.
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M4 OI4 NabraUa
The Chief desires' tovgo "on
record as favoring what" is
known to newspaper publishers
as the zone system. Empha
tically in favor of it just as it
stands. Next to the second
class mail privilege we believe
the zone system means more to
the country newspapers than
any otner postal regulation on
the books. We ask our ex
changes to take notice of the
matter and oppose any change
or repeal.
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By Thousands of Satisfied Customers
MR. CHICKEN RAISER.
Anywhere in America:
I hope you will enjoy reading this note, which I am sending you today through
your home paper introducing our "Wonderful Egg Producer." Something you have
been wanting for a long time.
Now, of course I want you to see our wonderful remedies too, not so much be
cause we make them, but because you need them. I will never sell a chicken raiser
anything that costs him a cent. I mean by that, just this, if I can't make your chick
ens pay you more than enough extra profit to justify you in using our remedies, then
I do not want your order. In other words, if you use "The Wonderful Egg Producer'
thQ,chick(em5 themselves gre.going.ioi pay usilf they-don't, I don't want a cent of
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The First Step is send and get a bag of LAY MORE EGG TONIC.
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a miracle worker when it comes to piling up Poultry profits. Whatever you do, don't
fail to start feeding LAYMORE. A Trial Order will convince you.
THE AMERICAN POULTRY POWDER CO;
LINCOLN, NEBR.
DON'T WAIT SEND TODAY
Barring the unforeseen. Wood
row Wilson will be president of
these United States until March
4th. 1921. In accord with es
tablished precedent and with
out doubt, by personal desire
he will not compete for a third
term. Whcrtfore, then, all
these attacks, both open and in
sidious? One can easily im
agine a bolshevik element work
ing underhmdedly to upset
Peace Conference plans by
throwing discredit upon a pow
erful advocate.
PRICE 15-lb. Bag $2.50-PREPAID
(Pill In space below)
There is an opportunity for
gome member ofrthe legisl&ure
at Lincoln to getjylo the $$6t
light by lookirjUp pie exemp
tion laws of ahjvad joining' state
and introducing aiirfor adbp
tion thereof in-Nebraska. iTake
Every paoknge is
guaranteed. The
results must be
satisfactory to
purchaser or wc
refund the pur
chose price.
Now la the time
for big poultry
profits. GET
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These goods are to bo shipped
Parcel Post, Express
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Ship to 1 on the Railroad
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standing that I am to receive MY MONEY SACK if I am
not satisfied with my purchase.
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Tho price of eggs
is soaring -It will
CONTINUE to do
so. The demand
for eggs and poul
try products is
becoming terrific.
You Cannot
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A TRIAL ORDER WILL CONVINCE YOU
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