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About The Loup City northwestern. (Loup City, Neb.) 189?-1917 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1916)
WHO GETS THE MONEY YOU EARN? ■-----—-------"i It isn’t the money you make that counts, but what you SAVE. When you spend all the money you make someone else gets it~not you and your family who are entitled to it. You may want to,buy a home, you will want money for many things you actually need; that “Rainy Day” will be sure to come and then, are you going to grow old and be penmless? m Don’t do it. Start today. | Come in Now and Join Our Christmas Banking Club The Reasons for Christmas Banking Club To provide a way for those of moderate and even small means to save money. To teach thrift to old and young by a systematic method of saving a specified sum each week. The Christmas Banking Club makes it easy for all to save. It Costs Nothing to Join— Our Christmas Banking Club and it is an easy way to have money next Christmas. The plan is simple! You start with 1 Oc, 5c, 2c or 1c and in crease with the same amount each week. Or you can deposit 50 cents, $1.00, $5.00 or more each week and deposit this same amount each week. How to Join Look at the different Clubs in table below and select the one you wish to join, the 1c, 2c, 5c, 10c, 50c, $1.00 $5.00—then come to our Bank with the first weekly payment. We will make you a member of the Club and give you a Christmas Banking Club Book showing the Club you have joined. Conte m and <|ei | Girls and womens can join our Xmas Banking Club Come in, ask about it. WHAT THE DIFFERENT CLUBS WILL PAY YOU 11c CLDB PAYMENTS 1st Week.__1c 2nd Week_2c 3rd Week_3c Increase Every Week by Ic Total in 50 Weeks $12.75 2c CLUB PAYMENTS 1st Week_2c 2nd Week .. 4c 3rd Week_6c Increase Every Week by 2c Total in 50 Weeks $25.50 5c CLUB PAYMENTS 1st Week_5c 2nd Week_10c 3rd Week__15c Increase Every Week by 5c Total in 50 Weeks $63.75 10c CLUB PAYMENTS 1st Week_10c 2nd Week_20c 3rd Week .. 30c Increase Every Week by 10c Total in 50 Weeks $127.50 50c CLUB PAYMENTS 1st Week....50c 2nd Week__50c 3rd Week_50c Deposit 50c Every Week Total in 50 Weeks $25.00 $1.00 CLUB PAYMENTS 1st Week....$1,00 1st Week_$1.00 3st Week_$.100 Deposit $1.00 Every Week Total in 50 Waeks $50.00 $5.00 CLUB PAYMENTS 1st Week_$5.00 2nd Week_$5.00 3rd Week_$5.00 Deposit $5.00 Every Week Total in 50 Weeks $250.00 X CLUB FOR $2, $3, $4, $10 OR ANY AMOONT You Can Begin With the Largest Payment First and Decrease Your Payments Each Week. Come in and .loin Today. WE PAY 4 PER CENT INTEREST IN OUR CHRISTMAS BANKING CLUB There is a Location for You Along the C., B. & Q. STRIKE WHERE THE IRON IS HOT Homesteads Deeded Lands Industrial Opportunities Await You at Points Along Our Lines Wyoming, Western Nebraska, Northeastern Colorado and Southern Montana The 320-acre homestead, the governmet irrigated farm, the gig grain belts, the dairy centers along our Lines West are to me intimately known. I can put you in touch with opportunities in any of these localities. Write TODAY for my "Big Hor n Basin," "Shoshone Project,” “Free Government Land,” “North Platte Valley,” "Southwestern n Nebraska “Colorado,” folders, sent free on request. S. B. HOWARD, Immigration Agent, C. B. & Q. R. R. Co., 1004 Farnam Street, Omaha, Nebraska. Say, How is Your Light? Winter is here. Try the Electric Lights and you will use no other We now have our new plant running. Also have an experienced electrician and want a chance to figure on WIRING YOUR HOUSE. We sell the celebrated WESTINGHOUSE MADZA LAMPS. We sell wash, ing machines. We sell the Alamo Farm Lighting plants Loup City Mill & Light Company TRY the northwestern ad service-it pays LITCHFIELD EVENTS. George Kenyon returned from his | trip to Kansas last week. Tom Roby was a passenger to } Grad Island on 40 Tuesday, j Charles Duncan has moved back to his residence south of the track. Mrs. Elmer Slote was a passenger to Grand Island on 40 Thursday mom ! ing. Joe Spelts was a passenger to Grand Island via 40 to attend the horse market. Charles Mills killed an eagle that measured 6 feet, 10 inches from tip to 1 I tip Monday. E. W. Gowin left on 40 Sunday morning for Fremont. He went down I after his car. j Charles Gibson drove his daughter Mary to her school at Amherst Sun 1 day morning. 1 Mrs. Fred Douglas and Miss Stella | Duncan were passengers to Grand Is land on 40 Monday. G. W. Lang drove up some new Fords from Omaha last week. Every one is buying a Ford. The Rev. Wagner and wife went down the road on 40 Tuesday morn ing for Amherst, via Kearney. Mrs. Charles Herring of Grand Is land, sister-in-law of H. Linden, who has been visiting them for a few days W’illiam Garnett has taken posses sion of the Duncan restaurant and is renovating before opening things up. Mrs. Lew Hennis of Hazard re turned home on 40 Sunday. She had been visiting with Mr. and Mrs.' Lew ; Hennis. Guy1 Pierce and Mr. Rolley stayed , in town on Saturday night, Sunday and Monday getting Guy's car re paired. Frank Lamars and Henry Schulz ; are doing a good job of corn shelling : up the Clear Creek family so the far mers say. ' Mrs. Wm. J. Heapy and Miss Mary Gibson were passengers to Grand Is land on 40 Saturday returning on 39 in the evening. No. 43,the fast train west ran over Frank Hartman, of Litchfield, east of Hazard, on Tuesday morning, cutting him in ten pieces. I Glen Engleman and Miss Mable Lewis were married at St. Edwards, Nebr., last week. They arrived home on Wednesday on 39. Dr. Bowman came over to take No. 44 to Lincoln on Thursday, it was four hours late so the doctor had to exercise his patience. George Kenyon was a passenger to I Mullen on 43 Saturday morning to consummate the sale of his section of ■ land north of that town. S John Duncan returned from Omaha! ! on 43 Tuesday. He had taken down a j •V car of cattle and one of hogs. He had a better trip than he did last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Norling were passengers to Ord on 40 Tuesday morning. They have been attending to their Litchfield store for several days. H. Haycraft left with his two loads of emigrant stuff for his new home at Henry, Nebr., near the Wyoming line. Mrs. Haycraft and family left on 39 Friday. - Fred Richmond came down from Alliance Friday morning which stop ped and let him off as they were be hind 40 at the Bow and could not transfer him. Col. Bob Stoffer cried the H. Hager aft sale on Thursday. There were not I many buyers in attendance. Bob is a new hand at the business. He aquitted himself very creditably considering the conditions. Wm. Spenser left with is car of emigrant goods for the ir new home in Oklahoma. Mrs. Spenser left in the evening of the same day Friday on 44. They are old time neighbors that will be missed by all. John and Pete Glade and family with some others of their people were pas sengers on 40 Saturday for Hender son, where they go to attend the fun eral of Klaus Freison. He died at O'Neil and will be buried at Hender son on Sunday the 17th. Henry Gade, father of Pete and John Gade died at Henderson, Nebr., on Saturday morning, the 10th, and will be buried there on Tuesday, the 19th. Mrs. John Gade and children were passengers to Henderson on Tuesday morning to attend the funer al. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Fisher and family moved into their new house the first of this week. I have not seen the In side of it since it Is finished but 1 un derstand it is very nicely finished. They certainly have a lovely home and Mr. Fisher intends to have his garden and lawn in shape. He will run that part of it. Albert Boedking met with a very painful accident Monday forenoon. In fillig a large car with gas he slipped and fell from the car. The gasoline fell in such a way that some of it ran into his ear causing intense pain for some time and only after Dr. Pafk had give him two shots in the arm, two morphine tablets and then only after he injected cocain into the parts ef fected did he get relief. Xmas Candy and Nuts of every kind at the Rexall Store. ■; V ■ '• — "x -»■ ■ * ‘ ........ Sells for less and pays the freight --- "__ CHRISTMAS — GIFTS \ I i II No better Xmas gift can you buy thar Furniture. It helps to make your home more cheerful and more comfortable. Come in L and let us show you our large and complete stock, containing such as Dressers, I3eds, Library Tables, Bed Room Suits, Buffets, Cedar Chests, Rockers, in fact anything you desire in the furniture line. You can find it at Daily’s furniture store. Buy it now, as you have a better assortment to pick from. Here Today, Here to Stay. E. P. DAILY FURNITURE CO. , Your money s worth or your money back ,_-.n_ ' iwwMw^Umi ■■wr.iw.wwi.ww '•••—-,. |||'l>imi^l3Wtfvn. ^.1—.y- ■ " : — V —• L_
