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YOUTH-TIME
lThe important time to lay
-a strong foundation for
robust manhood is while life is
young and the body develop
mg. A growing child needs
every possible help to conserve
energy and confirm the body
in vigorous health. 'To a
Developing child
SCOTTS
EMULSION
comes with particular help.
Thousands of the strong men
and women of today were in
youth-time nourished and tXN
strengthened to withstand S&feK
the inroads of disease by the h
consistent use of Scott's. 4IL
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AS TOLD TO US
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Buy liread ;it 1' well A Pope's Cafe.
A. Y. Moi'oy, Innvalc. was in Hod
Cloud Wednesday.
Mrs. Chris Zeiss and son Kurd on arc
liomu from Lincoln.
Tlio Thirteenth Commandment
Don't full to learn it.
Mrs. Myrtle Smith ami family wont
to Guide Rock yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Art Nelson, of Lafay
ette, Colo., are visiting friends in lied
Cloud.
Kranlc Watson, of Inavale, is lioino
from army camp with honoiable dis
charge. The J II. Bailey family attended the
Myron Bailey funeral at Guide Kouk
Wednesday.
Mr. Celia Morrison and Miss Gladys
Melntosh visited relatives tit Grand
Island this week.
N. A. Piatt isiissisting in the Burden
grocery during the absence of Mr. and
Mrs. Dcrel Burden.
Mr. and Mis. F. L. Smith went to
Cora, Kan., Tuesday to attend the
funeral of J. E. Dceks.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. StneTser entertain
ed their daughter, Mrs. Fred Taylor,
. find children. frnm.Uiverton, yesterdav
Rev. Har.potvjBodj; daughter1 'Grace
are spending (he week at Lone Tree
district near Mvyton, fKere Mr.
Harper will preach next Sunday, Feb
ruury 2nd.
Dr. Wnrrick, the specialist, will meet
eye, ear, nose and throat patients, nud
those needing glasses' fitted at Ur
Damerell's Wednesday, Fob. 5th.
Hours 2 to 5. 4 2t
Friday and Saturday
Jan. 31 -Fob. 1
THIS WEEK
,TRAotfH-if Mad
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CHARLES RAY
in
A Nine O'oclock Town
Every small town lias its odd
characters and It would teem that
at least a dozen such villages had
been combed to obtain the extra
people who appear in "A Nine
O'clock Town," Charles Ray's new
Paramount starring vehicle. This
is a Thomas H. Inco picture and It
is said to be a laugh from beginning
to end. The doings in a village
emporium and what happens when
city methods are introduced, in
cluding a corsot model, art said
to bo most humorous.
Also a Two Heel Comedy
She Loved Hein Plenty
Admission J7 and lie
NEXT WEEK
Monday and Tuesday
"For Sale," featuring Ulodys Hu
lctte and Clayton Hale in a good old
fashioned Melodrama. Also 14th
episode of "Hands Up."
Wednesday and Thursday,
Win, Farnum in "Broken Law,"
Jt is a typical Farnum subject with
a truly capable catt. Love, ro
mance and conquest; are the themes
of this entertaining picture, rank
ing with Fox's best productions.
lORPMUM
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Buy Broad at Powell A" Pope's Cafe.
Knt and drink at Powell k Pope's
Cafe. tf
James Mcintosh is home from Kan
sas City.
N. A. Plait was a Superior visitor
Saturday,
Kd Glvens went up to Hasting"
yesterday
W. II. Tabor was a Tuesday visitor
from Inavale.
Mrs. L. K. Cramer wns a Hastings
visitor Saturday.
The Thirteenth Commandment
Have you read it?
Good mealsgood service moderate
prices Powell & Pope's cafe.
The Thirteenth Commandment
You can can't afford to miss It.
Air. and Mrs, D. II. Larrick are
visltinsr relatives at Broken How.
Tin C T. Dickenson blacksmith
shop Is now located on main .street
Mr. and Mrs. Prod Moivio are tnov
lug onto the McCall farm near Inavale
X. L XoKon wctitlo Omaha Krlllav
on n combined business and pleasure
tr'p.
Mrs. Win. Tabor of Inavale, was In
the city Wednesday, enrouto to Hast
ings.
Mis. Kd. Glvens and children wont
for a visit with relatives at Hustings
Friday.
The stork left a buby boy at the
home of Mi- and Mrs. Henry Cltuison
Inst week. ,
Kd Ciianey telurned to his home at
Superior, Friday, aftet a visit with
relatives here.
ir. mid airs. Clark Stevens were
visiting their son Boy and wife at
Hastings, Saturday.
Geo. II. Overing, Highway Commis
sioner, was u business visitor at Lin
coln the la-t of the week.
County Assessor C. A. Hcrrick at
tended the meeting of county asses
sors held at Lincoln last week.
County Agent Henry Fauscli attend
cd the Stute Assembly of County
Agents held at Lincoln last week.
Vour attention is called to the II. A
Johnson sale of registered Durham
bulls advertised in another Adcolumn
Itovival services at the Christian
Church have maintained n growing in
trest during nearly three weeks past
Tlie Baptist Church will be the
scene of ti series of revival services
next week, commencing Tuesday eve
nlng.
Otitr.Oauble? who has becivthe guest
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of Mr. and Mrs. John Bureess. went
'to Frankllnaturday fo..a visit with
ivinuvca kllOlC
You Are Losing Money
If.you don't sell your cream
to the Farmers Union Co-oper-tlye
Company and receive the
dividends. lOtf
.
Mr. and Mi.s J W. Bogeurlts who
have Leon visiting their daughter Mrs.
Oiviilo Ferguson nt Bird City, have
returned home and report the arrival
of a baby boy at the Ferguson home
last week.
State Tioa3urer Examiner C. D
Bobiiihon is right into the duties of
his new position, and likes the job.
He is booked for about six weekb at
Omaha, whore he will check the water
company records.
Col. J. II. Kllinger is dated to olli
ciato as auctioneer at H12 big sale at
Gillette, Wyo. You can't keep 11 good
man down. The colonel has been bad
ly handicapped by health conditions
this season but bids fair to make a
good record yet.
The W. U. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
C. J. Pope, Wednesday P. M. Feb. 5th.
Miss Wlllards birthday will be observ
ed and the program on "war work of Earl McKimmey, long time typo
the Y.-M--ATatfd-; Y.-VrA'.llF"rt4meulne opeFalws-tWdVcr-
be continued. Members and friends
ured to be present. Committee.
What about the man who ordered a
ten-cent cigar at one of our city stores
and tendored a thousand dollar bill
in payment? Despite the fact that the
dazed cigar dealer was unable to
make change it indicates that there is
some prosperity floating around Neb
raska yet.
Dr. Condra of tlio Conservation aud
Welfaro Commission says that the
stroamsi of Nebraska aro capable of
generating more than a million horse
power, Less than 0,000 horsepower
Is now being generated by these
streams, the largest siuglo project bo-
lug that at Boelus.
Wanted, local ngent for Red Cloud,
for one of the oldest and best Old Line
Health and Accident Insurance Com
panies in the state. A .tine opportuni
ty for a young man returning from tho
service, who is not able to do hard
woik. Experience unnecessary. Write
J. T. Kelley, special agent, Holdrege,
Neb. o-2t
Farm Loans
I am ready to make farm loans
in
any amount at lowest rates.
best
terms and option. Absolutely no de
lay and no inspection expense. Sole
agent for Trevctt, Mattis and Baker,
Some private money.
J, H. BAILEY.
The Thirteenth Commandment Do
you know it'.'
The Thirteenth Commandment Ono
of the good ones.
Win. Starke of Mlwaukee, Wis., Is
visiting relatives liore.
Karl Ciawfordof Inavale, was a Bod
Cloud visitor Monday.
Mr. ar.d Mrs, Henry Nyberg were
Hastings visitors Monday.
Mr mid Mrs. Dalo Montgomery nnd
son Willian are homo from Sedalia,
Col.
Will Auhnshnii or North Brunch,
Kan,, was n Monday shopper In Bod
Cloud.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Dave Boll went to
Kansas City Monday on n visit with
relatives.
Clarence Stewart lolurned Saturday
from the stock show held at Denver,
Colo., last week.
MUs Nola Thomson of Lebanon,
Kan., is the guest of Mrs. Norman,
Philips and family
N Bam, went to David City Satur
day morning, intending to retiihiu
there for some time. v
Tlio L. T. a T Coinpiuij aie putting
n phonos for a number of new patrons
u Gai Hold township.
County Highway Commissioner Ono
. Oveiinc is homo, from Lincoln.
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whole he has been attending to official
business.
Mr. and Mis. K'mor Simons of
Cowlc, wore Sunday visitors in lied
Cloud, guests at the J.O. Butler and F.
Smith homes.
Our old friend S. B. K liter is back on
the job again, and bis carpenter nnd
repair shop around tho corner once
more has u natural appearance.
Mayor Bobt. Dntueiell attended a
meeting of the Furnior'.s Life Insu
ranee direetois lit Denver, Colo., last
week, returning home Saturday.
Mr. IMward Cook and two daughter
of Nowata, Okla, is making a brief
visit with Ills father, Dr. Henry Cook
Ho loturns to Oklahoma tomorrow.
Mrs. Dan el Burden has gone to
Pleasanton, Kan., for a visit with her
parents. Mr. Biiiden will join heron
his return trip fiom marketing cuttle
The many friends of Mis. J. A. Top
ham arc pleased to know of her return
from Hastings, in excellent health,
having entirely recovered from her ill
ness. Warren Sutton, B. E. Yost.-.Tns. Me-
Illtfisll nnd Dnrrnl lttirilnn nra nmnn,.
the stock'shippers of Mils'' week, each
accompaning a shipment to the oast-"
era markets.
.TllV V. OppllB n tntrmnr ra.llnnll
died in Oregon where he has resided"
for several veers. The remains wnrn
brought cast and interment made at'
Cora, Kan., Monday.
O. D. Hedge, State Agent or the Law
Enforcement nsto '-wet" goods,made
Ills family a brief visit. here the lpst of
the week. Ileulso reports entire satis,
faction concerning his new duties.
County Judge A. D. Bnnney officiat
ed ut two marriage ceremonies since
our last issue. Harold D. Haruer and
Miss. Lillio (irant, both of Ijlue Hill,
and Khvin Taylor aud Mish Mabel B
Stull, of Alton, Kan , were the happy
couples.
M. M. Miller, father of Mrs. .1. K
Butler oOthis city, diod at his hoiua
in Dresden, Kan., Monday, after a
long illness. Mr. Miller formerly ie
sided near Cowles and was at one time
county supervisor. Mrs. llutler left
Monday night to attend the funeral.
"Kid" Butler writes that ho paid n
French dentist SB) foe some deutal
work which the army doctor did not
hnvo timo to finish right away. It
would seem that French dentists are
post graduates In tho art of pricomak
lug. "Kid" says the teoth look nice
anyway.
User office, has accented n nnsltlnn ,
the Mlnden Courier, and left here Sun
day morning for Bis new field of news
paper work. Earl's man f rln ,ioi.
him the best of success in his now
Home. Mies Maude Williamson is
running the Advertiser Intertype.
$6.00
In Trade at
Hamilton-Cather
and
$6.00
In Trade at
Cowden-Kaley's
For High Score
At the Bowling Alley
Bay llroad at Powell fc Popo's Cafe.
TheThlrtcoiith Commandment-Find
it in tho Chief.
Mis. Fuller of Cowles was u Salur
day visitor in Bed (loud.
Bow Fuller, of St Joseph, Mo., was
an over Sunday visitor at tho John G.
Potter home.
Fusl Good the Cowles Lumber
dealer, was n business visitor In the
city Saturday.
Mrs. S. M Carl of Long Island Kan.
who has been the guest of her brother
J. A. McArthur for sometime pnstwlll
return homo tomorrow.
Fred Stansberry recently from Uncle
Sam's service, and who has boon the
Kt"-t of his father-in-law Kd Amuck
shico receding honorable discharge
at Ft Dodge, Iowa, loaves for his home
nt Sootts Bluff tomorrow.
A Picture With "Pep"
Ono thing is certain, it has boon
many unions sineo n picture with more
"pop and genuine wholesome comedy
has been seen In Bed Cloud than "A
Nine OVIook Town.'' t be shown at
the Orpheum Theatre with Charles
Bnv n the star part. Friday ami
Sal oi day.
Nebraska High Spots
I' ist in potash production.
l'ii".t in silica production.
Fir-t in lead ore redaction.
Fust In per c.i pita unto ownership.
First in per capita sales of war sav
ings stamps.
Second in hay production.
Titiid in cattle production.
Thud in corn production.
Fourth In hog pioduction.
Fifth in beet sugar production,
The per capita wealth lsS-,001.
Tlio average annual income from the
soil ol eiory family in Nebraska is
The Nebraska cow has mudo Omaha
the loading butter manufacturing citj
in the l'. S. A.
Nebraska's egg production is greater
than the gold output of any .state.
The receipts of Nebraska Fnrmcis
during tiie war were t7;i),ouU,U0u above
noi iiml.
The average income of every farm
ing iamily in Nebraska for 11)13 wus
S5.38I.
Nebraska will not be adversely nf.
fected by the reconstruction period
because it is an agricultural state.
Nebruskn is one of the great corn
producing states of the uulon. Tho
following table shows the total value
of the corn raised in the several states
during 1010, 1017 and l'.U8:
1 Iqwa., 51,105,277,000
2 iudhiua. 1,1.14,2110,090
3 Nebraska G00,t08,0o0
4-IBlnoIb 594,452,(100
s Missouri r9.-.,o:n,ooo
Nebraska had more soldiers and
sailors in the service of the country,
in proportion to population, than any
other state. Total to September 1,
BUS. K),.1uU
Nulitaska lias subscribed more n onoy
per capita for Libel ty Bonds and War
having btaniji", and has given more
money per capita to the Bed Cross, Y.
M. C. A. and K. oft', than any other
state.
Nebraska was the tlrst state to go
over the top in the War Savings cam
paigu.
Nebraska was almost 100 per cent on
Food Administration pledges, with
333,071 cards signed. National uvcrngc
was only .10 per cent.
Nebraska whs the first state to orga
nize a Faraerb' War Council.
Nebraska produces more corn, wheat
outs, beef and pork, per capita, than
any other state, und increased Its pro
duction in all lines to help win the
war.
Only 5 per cent of tho population of
Nebraska was born in Germany. Most
bf'tlni'Werc'lntcnsely patriotic, aud
gavVihelV'Aoua und money for the
suppdrt of the government.
Nebraska was second in number of
four mlnuto men speakers.
Notice of First
Meeting of Creditors
In the District Court of the United
States for tho District of Nebraska,
in bankruptcy.
In tho matter of Hugh Albert Gif
ford, bankrupt.
To the creditors of Hugh Albort
G I fiord of Bluo Hill, in the County or
Webster aud district aforesaid, u bank
rupt. Notice is hereby given tuat on the
27th day of Junuary, A. D., 1019, the
aula uugn Aloert Ulltora was duly
adjudicated bankrupt; aud that the
first meeting of his creditors will be
hold at olllce Clerk U S. Couit in
Hustings, on the 20th day of February,
A. l)., 1919, at teu o'clock In the fore
noon, at which time tho said creditors
may attend, prove their claims, up
point a trustee, examine the bankrupt,
und transact such other business as
may properly come before 6uid meet
ing. G. NOBBERG;
Referee In Bankruptcy,
Till FOLKS AT HOME EXPECT YOU
Exhilarating Bursque; Vaudeville
StagiAlniiFIIUtf wlHiffiltf Urii.FimrCloiu, Ow(tn
. Equlpiii, Br Rlli nt Settle EnironmiDt
LADIES' IIME.MATIHEE EVERY WEEKDAY
f Evorybody.aoou Ak Anybody
UWATS THE BI06EST AW BEU SHOW Will Of CHICAGO
Dependable
GROCERIES
You always get the very
best at our store because
QUALITY goods are the
only kind we sell. The
brands we carry in stock
are recognized by the
housewife as the VERY
BEST of their kind.
Everything Fresh and Pure
Chase & Sanborns Coffees
Itens Crackers and Cookies
Batavia Jams and Spices
Sunflower Canned Goods
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BECMSBTZi
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I will make a Cle.aning-up Public Sale, at farm 5
c miles north and 1 1 1-2 miles west' of fesboh, 2
miles north and t$llWitol Burr Oak, I
i. and 2 l-inprtheastoi Salem, on, , )
TueSd, Peb: 4th
Beginning at 10 A. N.
71 Mead of Cattle
1.") icd cows I y is old; 1 spotted cow l vis old; 1 r 1 cows fi yrs
old; 1 Whitofiico cow fi yrs oll; i Bed co.v h yr old: 1 U'l.iti'fnccd cow
III yrs old. All coiVh aio to be frchh In March and ApiH-. 1 Shorthorn
bull coming 3 yrH old; .'! InMfi-rs .'lyrs old; II heifer 1! vrsold; 7 red
steers 1 yr old; !fi ivd holfers 1 jt old; 10 lit-ifiM- calve: t steer calves; 5
Short hoi n bull calves
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1 sorrel mnro' 11 yrs old, wt 1 Itlo, In foal by Moyer's horse; 1 sor
rol maro 11 yrs old, wt lluQ; 1 blank mare coming 1 yrs old, wt 1500, not
broke; 1 gelding coming S; 1 team of mules 11 yrs old. No better in the
country for their size.
FARM IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
i In. Columbus wagon with wide tire, set heavy truck with ! in.
tire, Western Belle lister, 1 row tiding cultivator, 3 row Kerlln corn
disc, 2 horse harrow, Deerlug swing stacker, '1 hay bucks, Standard
mower, Q 5 Dcerlng mower fi ft cut; 2 seated surrey, hand corn
shelter, triple geared corn grinder, hand feed chopper, bay baler, S sets
hnrness, Home Comfort range, Sharpless cream separator, blacksmith.
Ing outfit, washing machine, some household goods aud other articles
and tools. 4 good feed bnnks.
LUNUU ON GROUNDS
TVvrtmc All sums of 810 or under, cash. All snms over
5 """"""tlint amount a credit of 8, 0 or 0 months time
at ten per cent interest will bu given purchaser furnishing note with
approved hecurity. No property to bo removod until terms of sale are
compiled with.
C. G. SQUIRE
DOYLE BROS., Aucts. J. E. STIDHAM, Clerk
HiiiawDnM
Revival Campaign Continues
AT
Christian Church
A Full Gospel will be preached. This is not a denom- U
inational effort. All anxious
urged to cooperate.
KKIIDUIB
lia'.till.'lrA't'UfeLlSvfcflid
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Htj
&
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to extend the Kingdom are
J. L. BEEBE, Pastor.
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