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VACATION TRIP
can be made Tree from worry concerning the safety of the
funds you find it necessary to carry by converting such
funds into Travellers Cheques which we issue.
These cheques are availabe in denominations of 510
$20, 550, and 5100 and afford a safe and convenient form
for carrying funds when traveling. They are accepted
throughout the world by banks, hotels, railroads and
merchants generally. , .
Call and let our officers explain their use before you
leave on your vacation.
THE WEBSTER COUNTY BANK
Edward Flotance, Pre!dent Red Cloud, Neb. S. R. Flotance, Caihie
Dtpotitt Guarantied ly the Dtpotlton Guaranty Funiicftht Statu of Xtbraika
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IF ITS FENCE POSTS
We Have 'Em
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Dead Letter List
'i'lio following list of unclaimed lot
tors wllMio sent to tho Dead Letter
Department if not called for by July
J0, 1021:
Mis S It. linker
Mr. Al Keens
Mr. K. W. Brush
Miss Esther Davis
Mrs. John Dickson
Mr. George Phillips
Miss Miuitha Uuss
Mrs. Dave Walker
II'. C LKTSON, Postmaster
Notice Of Application For
Pool Hall License.
N'otlco Is hereby ulvtn that on tho Ifith tiny
ot.limolU'Jl, It. Ilurwoll lllod his applica
tion nuri petition anklux lor llccnso to con.
duct a Millard nnd Tool Hall on Lot fifteen
(IS), Ulock Twelve (12) lu tlio vlllno of Inn
vale, Nohraska That on tho 8tli day of July
IH2I at tho Court Houso In lied Cloud, Ncbrns
ka at 2 o'clock 1. M. thohcarlni? otHald ap
plication will ho hud hoforo tho County Com
missioners of Wohster County, Nebraska, at
which time all objections and remonstrances
against tho granting of said llccnso will bo
heard.
(Heal.) II. V. l'intltV,
County Clerk.
I Malone Gellatly Co.
"Talk with us about fence posts"
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Just For Comparison
1913 - - 1920 - - 1921
has been figured out, that in building a certain
house, the LUMBER cost
$1,600.00 in 1913
$3,300.00 in 1920
$2,000.00 in 1921
Freight has advanced ftzSo.co on this material, since
'ptj which makes the lumber cost at the present time a
trijle over $100.00 more than it did in ipij, exclusive of
h freight raise.
Piatt & Frees
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Dr.W.H.McBride
DENTIST
OVER STATE HANK
Red Cloud
Nebraska
Dp. ft. E. GAJWP
CHIROPRACTOR
PHONES lad. 193-X Dell 48
Oflice Turnure Dldg, formerly Occupied by
Attorney L. H. Blackledge
RED CLOUD NEBRASKA
Estimate of Expense.
The following is the itnmml estiniHte
of expenses for the il'.eul yenr ending
May 1022 ami levunues for tho yenr
ending May 1021 of the City of Ited
Cloud, Nebraska as adopted by the
City Council at its regular session held
July 5, 1921.
OHlecrs Salaries .......'. 3 fiOO 00
Water it Light Kmployees. . . 7400 00
Betterment V A L Plant 0000 00
Street and Alleys iKOl' ()0
Olllee Expense 200 00
Pilntlngnnd Supplies 200 00
Fuel, Freight and Drayuge... 12000 00
Public Library 1503 CO
Entertainment A: Amusements rJOO 00
Interest on Ponds 000O 00
Interest on Warrants I0()0 00
Payment on Pavement .'..... 1500 00
Retiring E. L Warrants 27000 00
Incidentals 8000 00
&77100 00
Revenues for 1920
Tho revenues for the City of Red
Cloud, Nebraska for the year ending
May 1921 as shown by the'City Trcas
urer'f Annual Report on flic Jwitk the
City Clerk arc as follows:
Goueral Fund S 8390 00
Electric Light Cash Fund ... 23110 SO
Electric Light Levy Fund .... 1850 00
Water Cash Fund 1500 00
Water Levy Fund 7G5 00
Occupation Fund 2710 00
Sewer Fund 8(1 Cfl
Fircmau's Fund 23 t)0
Library Fund 1220 r00
S4.1022 05
Int. on Bonds & Sluklng fund GI20 00
S10142 95
Adapted and Approved July 0. 1921.
Attet MaiiY Peterson
O. C I'ki.i. Mayor.
C'eik. (Seal)
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A tiird like 4liis
makes a model husband
HER NICE now hnsbandj
STEPPED OUT of tho hoi's?.
WHISTLING LIKE a bird.
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WHICH ALARMED youns wlfo.
ESPECIALLY WHEN.
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SHE FOUND sho'd picked
THE WRONG package.
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AND INSTEAD of oatmeal.
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HAD GIVEN him. birdseed.
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DUT DON'T think from this.
THAT EVERY guy. ,
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YOU HEAR whistling.
HAS NECESSARILY.
DEEN RODBING tho ennnrv.
OTHER THINGS inspire.
THE ALMOST human ninlo.
TO BLOW througli hi3 lips.
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AND MAKE shrill noises.
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A RAISE, for example.
OR A ilny off whon.
A DOUQLE hcador Is on.
OR AN voryday thins:..
LIKE A good draff.
ON ONE of thoso smokes.
THAT SATISFY.
WHICH CERTAINLY aro.
THE REAL birdseed.
FOR MAKING men.
TRILL THEIR pipoj for Joy.
SO LADIES, if hubby.
GOES AWAY whistling.
YOU NEEDN'T worry.
ALL'S SWELL.
WHEN you snv that Chw
, torholds "satisfy," vou'ro
whistling. Yon know tho in
stant you light one that tho
tobaccos in it nro of prime se
lection, both Turkish and Do
mestic. And tho blend well,
you never tasted such smooth
ness and full-llnvored body! No
wonder tho "satisfy-blcnd" ia
kept secret. It can't be copied,
Did you A-noiu about tha
Chatcrftcld package of 10?
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By EMMA L. BATSON. p
'. 1921, Wettcrn Newspaper Union.)
"I've fully made up my mind, Emily,
to go to work. With Jack's consent?
No J Certainly not I Put what does
that matter? He can give no good,
sensible reason, to my wny of think
ing, why I shouldn't stay nt home.
Says Paul needs a mother's care. Jut
imnglnel a hoy over ten years old
tied to his mother's apron strings!
"Oil, yes. I knew you're terribly
shocked, and nil that sort of thing;
so is Jack, for that matter; but I'm
going to work Monday morning, In
splto of every obstacle, and the old
houso and and everything else can
take enre of themselves. Let the
neighbors talk If they want to; be
sides, when they're talking about me
they're giving someone else a rest."
Emily burst Into n gale of laughter
nt tho picture before her, but her
mood changed suddenly us she re
turned thoughtfully:
"My dear, I know Just how you feel.
I was once In exactly the same posi
tion ns you are. I wnntedgood times
and line clothes nhove everything
else In the world or at least I
thought I did, until experience taught
me hotter. Would yoticure to hnve me
tell you about It?"
"Hear! Hear!" exclaimed Ilentricc
enthusiastically to an Imaginary audi
ence. "Fellow citizens, the little gray
ijiouso has il'nally consented to disclose
the horrors of the business world.
Lead on, fair one; convert me, if you
can."
Emilj' smiled understandlngly at her
romantic little friend and replied:
"You're bound I shall tell you a
thrilling story of adventure and hard
ship, aren't you, I'eatrlce? You will
be disappointed, 1 know, for this Is
Just a drab little tale."
She putted the llaxcn curls of her
younger daughter, Laura, while she
watched with keen Interest her bois
terous, affectionate little tomboy,
Louise, ns she raced through tho yard
laughing Joyously.
"A mother's place, my friend, Is
with her children, first, last and al
ways. No one else can take her place.
No one else enn possibly know Just
what their little hearts require. Why,
then, should she 'sometimes prize so
little the treasures thnt God has given
Into her care?
"It was a great day for mo, Ken
trice, when I brought home my very
first pay envelope. I hnil visions of
nil the beautiful clothes I would buy
and of tho happiness I could bring to
others. I was elated to think that I
was no longer dependent upon my hus
band for rendy cash. They hnve a
way, you know, of feeling their own
Importance, bless 'em, nnd nro apt to
strut around ns though thoy were
lords of all they surveyed. Hut why
should we worry ourselves about such
trifles? Let them go on thinking so if
It makes them happy and keeps theni
penceful. We know in our hearts' thnt
they are Justddg, grown-up boys."
"Yes, Just boys, but such kind, de
voted, big-hearted boys," added Bea
trice quietly.
"You're right, my dear," returned
her friend, "and we women enn often
Influence them for good or evil, ac
cording to our own standards of liv
ing and outlook upon life. Put I am
drifting away from my story. Whero
was 1? Oh, yes. I. could spend hours
telling you of ray thrilling nnd trnglc
experiences vas a special saleswoman
in an exclusive department store In
tho heart of the city, but I will not
weary you. Suffice to say that when
I returned home at night I was too ex
hausted to enjoy my blessed young
sters and too nervous and irrltnble to
treat my husband decently.
"We missed the companionship
which we once enjoyed, but we did
not realize the reason for its absence.
Then suddenly I' became ill. You
know, my denr. God Is sometimes
obliged to put us on our hacks In or
der to make us look upward. I looked
and I beheld the hnndwrlting on the
wnll : 'Whosoever shall offend the least
of these, My little ones' Just that
and It was enough.
"The, answer to my unspoken ques
Hon Hashed ncross my mind as though
sent from henven. There was no
longer any doubt In my mind ns to tho
meaning of those words. I had pre
sumed to choose my own path, regard
less of a nobler work thnt the Grent
Mind had planned for me. I was too
engrossed in my own affairs to guide
aright the uncertain footsteps of my
little ones, and too wrapped up In
trivial matters to realize that their
impulsive, lonely little hearts had
constant need of n mother's love. It
was nil too i rue that I hint offended
'the least of these,' His little ones, by
thoughtless neglect, and I felt con
demned. lo iu wonder now, my
denr, why I tinned over a new leaf?"
Whon Iho simple story en mo to an
end there were tears In Pentrleo'rf
bountiful eye1!, but she hastily wiped
them nway and spoke quietly, broken
ly: 'Emily, you're u wonder, but 1
think no one realizes It bolter than 1.
Its Home, sweet home, for mo now,
and you may rest assured that I shall
forget my silly notions. Fine clothes
and good times enn wait. I am fully
convinced that Jack and Paul are nil
that I can handle successfully."
Then, with profound disgust, she add
ed : "I hnve certainly been ono empty
bended, worthless butterfly."
"Oh, no, not either of those, my
dear," replied Emily, kindly, "hut Just
as we are all bound to bo sooner or
later a little, thoughtless."
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July 25th to 31st, inclusive
Red Cloud, Nebraska
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15 Years In South America Jungles Orator
KAUFMANN MALE QUARTET
Striking Concert by America's Premier Quartet
DR. IRA P. BERRY
WOXDHIFII. DKbUtU'TIONS OF NATURE'S AM) UT s MASTER TIECES
1IY A MASTER OF IU'CRirriOS
ERNEST TOY &HTIST TRIO
Great Australian Violinist Splendid Program
DR. GABRIEL R. MAGUIRE, F. R. G. S.
7 Years Startling Experiences with Heasts, Cannibals,
Pigmies, by Irish Explorer in Dark Africa
MIDLAND METROPOLITANS
SPLI.MMD SINGING ORGANIZATION in a IJIG 3 part PROGRAM
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