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About The Loup City northwestern. (Loup City, Neb.) 189?-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1914)
Deposits in this bank have the additional security of the De positors Guarantee Fund of the State of Nebraska. Only a Dollar One of the chief differences be tween people who make a goodly - showing of their lives and those who allow them to^slip as waste through their fingers is that the first have cultivated their sense of values While not miserly they know the value of a dollar and study ways and means for accumulat ing odd dollars into a lump sum. Why not follow their example and let our bank account plan help you to accumulate more? A dollar will get you started. Loup City State Bank Loop City, Nebraska: We pay 5 percent interest on time deposits NEW FALL STYLES IN FOOT WEAR FOR SALE They comprise all the Best and Newest Styles. We are certain that if you see the handsome styles we are showing and learn what really high grade shoes we are selling, you will give us your trade. OUR SHOES ARE Better ie Style-- Better ie Fit-- Better in Hvili jM [’. E. E YOUNGQU 1ST, Prop. A. M. AYE, D. C. After everything else has failed do not give up. Come and try CHIROPRACTIC and get well. Office: two blocks east and one south of opera house Phone Blue 126 Lumbk When in Need of I GOAL or first-class Liam/ber of ail dimensions, We also have a car of Coke. We also have a good line of Fence posts, range* ing in price from ten to fifty cents. Phone Red 29 and you will receive prompt attention LEININGER LUMBER COMPANY I . - - v4 ... .. 1 ^ tOrif flfteen Days o! Low One-Way Fares TO PACIFIC COAST : ftfUrtnr 24th, to October 8th. expect to go to California (luring this autumn period of low rates, you should i arrange early for your accomodations in the J Burlington’s throught tourist stooping can L to Los Angeles and San Francisco vfo Den ! ver through Scenic Colorado and Salt Lake [ by daylight id**)ft AA GENERALLY FROM NEBRASKA I^jUiVU To PACIFIC GOAST I Daily through tourist sleepers to Los Angelese via Denver, ^ through Sceuic Colorado and Salt Lake by daylight. One ■ line of these sleepers may be joined along the Southern [ Nebraska main line. Arrange for your berths throught the “ undersigned. J. A. Danielses, Agent LEY, General PnMcnger Agent 1004 Farnum St. Omaha, Nebr THE NORTHWESTERN But* red n the Loup City Postofflce for trutmlsslon through the malls as second class matter. Offioe Phone, Red 138. Residence, - Black 138 J. W. BURLEIGH.Kdltor and Pnb. J. R. GARDINER Mannar A friend kindly advises us the postmaster-edi tor of the Times is throwing himself into a state of epilepsy, (if not always in that condition) over the Northwestern copying so much news from its ex changes. Were the Times Editor to do more of that and less of his own silly twaddle, the paper would show a surprisingly greater amount of news and edi torial ability. The postmaster-editor may not recog nize it, but the less he writes and the more he copies from his exchanges the more profitable and interest ing his paper would be to his readers. Try ft, dear' Beush, and you will be convinced;; give that haired over knot above your shoulders a long-needed rest and receive the blessings of Times readers. Modesty may forbid the writer making any plea for self, in eulogizing the republican county ticket placed before our people this fall, but for all the balance, F. M. Henry for treasurer, W. T. ^Gibson for county clerk, W. S. Waite for district clerk, J. S. Pedler for county attorney, L. A. Williams for sheriff, Mrs. Ethel. Pear sen Heapy for county superintendent, and on down to road supervisors, he is emphatic that none better were ever placed before the voters of the county for their elective offices. You can make no mistake in placing these competent people in the various posi tions of trust in the county. The high cost of living, which has been getting higher for some time with startling rapidity, seems determined to get on one’s nerves as fast as it depletes the pocketbook. Just now we are promised the ad dition of a war tax to other costs of living, because said war is cutting off revenues to this country, but luckily for the ones who do not drink booze or chew and smoke the filthy, most of it will go on to whisky and tobacco, which will supply at least three-fourths of the deficiency. " ~~ The voters of Nebraska, without reference to poli ticalisms, and for the best welfare of the township, county and state, can make no mistake in voting for the entire republican ticket, from top to bottom. In religious matters, “In God we trust;” in political mat ters, for the best interests of all the people, the cor rect and proper and prosperous way is to follow the axiom. “In the republican party we trust,” and thus be always right. An admirably frank enemy of the editor of the Northwestern, in conversation with a bystander, the other day, emphatically affirmed,that any man who - would vote for the said editor was “a blankety blank fool.” To this, Brother Beushausen, postmaster-edi tor of the Times Independent, may confidently be ex pected to respond with a pious “Amen.” —- ■■■■■ . ' t The republican party has made no mistake in placing the name of R. B. Howell at the head of the ticket. If the decayed hen-fruit throwers of Omaha ever did a good deed it was when they by their dirty act egged Howell into the nomination for governor, which spells success for the republican ticket in Nebraska. From the lively manner in which Robert P. Starr scored in his vote getting at the primary, it looks like Senator Starr from this district fti the coming elec tion. And he sure has the ability. If the Times’postmaster-editor keeps up his spasms much longer as per his last week’s efforts, he is liable to take a car ride to Hastings at the county’s cost ere long. No progressive party voter, if he be true to his siveness, can fail to vote for R. B. How * THE HOME TOWN By Nth Baring The average western town de pends upon the agricultural re scources of the country in its im mediate vicinity for its support. It is but little more than a local trading point. It has no jobbing houses, no manufacturing with which to bring money into the community from a large trade territory. Such a town would soon become a deserted village were the stores to close their doors and quit business. Every cent of every dollar sent to the Mail Order Houses of the great trade centers, is forever lost to the community from which it comes; going into channels that carry far and away from the lo cality where its equivalent in wealth from the soil was created. I If in any instance money was saved by sending away for goods that can be bought at home, there would not be so much room for criticisoj. So often the item fully taken into account as it should be. Service is not given its due credit. You must know the weights and freight rates to make a true es timate of costs. You must be a good judge of all sorts of mer chandise to be able to make de pendable comparisons of quality. “The proof of the pudding is in the eating thereof,” and so the proof of a great deal of merchan dise is in its wearing qualities. Many a fine looking piece of fur niture is a shoddy piece of goods. When you send away for any thing you pay in advance. You go to the depot for the shipment and do your own hauling. You cannot make an immediate ex change if the goods are unsatis factory. You cannot telephone the last minute something you have forgotten. I am now talk ing about service. A safe plan is to buy of dealers at home, in whom you can place confidence. Are you giving your town your moral and financial support? “If America discourages the town, she will kill the nation.” SEE OUR Ladies’ and Misses’ Cloaks Just Received Vic Swanson’s HOME MARKET Is always your best market WE GUARANTEE CORRECT WEIGHTS CORRECT TESTS PROMPT SERVICE HIGHEST CASH Returns You milk cows for money, Eet us help you get the most of it. Our price for butter fat is 27c Delivered at our place of business *, We Solicit Your Business. Ravenna Creamery Co Joe Thompson, Manager SEPTEMBER 22nd to 25th 4 GOOD BALL GAMES SEPTEMBER 23, BALL GAME Arcadia vs Scotia SEPTEMBER 24 AT 10:00 O'CLOCK A. M. DitcHfield vs Ashton AT 2:00 O’CLOCK P. M. Arcadia vs Ravenna SEPTEMBER 25, Arcadia vs Ord Thursday and Friday night will have the “Better Ne braska" picture with a lecturer explaining. SttHS Free Attraction Every Day and Night. Music by Loup City Cornet Band. Better Baby Show Thursday Afternoon. Be Sure to Take in the School Exhibit. 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