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MOUKL 35 As it Is especially
based upon experiences covering
a long term of years, the Model
25 is bound to make a high place
for Itself as a car for general
purposes and for family use. It
is large, roomy and comfortable
to the extreme. Luxuriously
trimmed and refined in every
detail.
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John N. Havel
Red Cloud,
Nebraska
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JUST RECEIVED
A Car of Buggies
If you are in the market for a buggy it will pay you to investigate. They
are new 1913 style with Democratic prices.
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P. (L O. LISTER
This Lister was sold by us last year. We put out' 31 of them. There
was no other article sold that pleased our customers more. Here are the
names of a few farmers that you may ask: Harry Koth, Albert Perry, Will
Watson, Will Lippencott, Chas. Isom, Adolph Goth, M. Bog enrief, Ran Zach
ary, John Most. If before you buy you will ask these nine men you will be
convinced what they are. For prices come and see. You will never be fully
satisfied with any other kind.
Whitaker & Buckles
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Controlling Corn-Root Lice
Kor several years past the Corn-root
louse has beeti Increasing in Nebws
ka, and during the past two seasons
its injuries have been especially severe,
miny Holds of corn having been badly
d imaged or ruined by it. Prof. Sweuk,
oftha Nebraska Experiment Stnt'oi
h ii this to say in regard to the pest:
'Corn Ileitis injured Inst year will
certainly be re-attHclunl more or less
this year if replanted to corn. This is
because the louse passes the winter in
the egg slage in the com fields in the
nests of the little brown coin-Hold ant,
and when these eggs hatch early in
April the aula place the newly hatch-
cil lice Hist on the foxtail and other
cornfield weeds, and later on the now-
ly sprouted corn. If coin Is planted
on new ground which is not stocked
with the eggs of the lice, tho plants
will prrotically escape attack.
"The injury by theso lice can be
greatly reduced by thorough cultiva
tion. The best plan is to plow early
and follow by frciiuent amilicattons
with tho disk or harrow until the corn
is planted. On fields to be listed culti
vation should begin in the spring and
continue up to corn-planting time to
obtain the same results. This culti
vatlon breaks up tho ant nests and
scatters the eggs of ant anil louso
alike through the dirt, while by pre-
venting the springing up of weeds be
fore the corn Is planted tho lice which
hatch early are starved out. ,
"It may be added that these mea
sures of control against the the Uo n
root lice also have an advantageous
effect. In reducing morn or less the at
tacks of cutworms, whito grubs n.d
several other corn pests."
SEE and TRY a
VJhi JLAVALi Separator
We do not believe that a farmer who knows anything
about farm machinery could be induced to buy any separator
other than a De Laval after he had seen the latest unproved
De Laval machine and had given it a trial
It is a fact that 99 of all separator buyers who do SEE
and TRY a DE LAVAL machine before buying, purchase
the DE LAVAL and will have no other. The I who
do not buy the DE LAVAL are those who allow themselves
to be influenced by some other consideration besides real
genuine separator merit.
If you are thinking about buying a cream separator we will
consider it a favor if you will permit us to set up a De Laval
tor you on your own place and have you give
it a fair trial.
You will be under no obligation to buy
the machine if it does not male good al
our claims, and should you decide to keep
it and cannot conveniently pay cash, you
may do so on such easy terms that it will
actually save its cost while you
are paying for it.
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RED CLOUD
while you BaI
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Will Preserve Agid Tree.
On tlioCanand.'ilgtKi luko .diorohlnh
way, at Tlchenor Sprlugi;, Htand.i' a
venerable, tree, which, experts iWlnrc,
Is not leas tlinn eight hundred yei'rn
old. Recently Improvements at thin
rolnt wcie begun, which, It was
thought, would m-ccHBltuto ItH remov
al, but In response to popular protest
tho highway commiaalon Iiuh decided
to let It ataud. Waterloo (N. Y.) Ow
ner ver.
Just So.
Curiosity Is (hiding out Romcthtng
about somebody else that don't eon
cern you and which would mako you
mighty mad If Homebody clso found
It out about you when it didn't con
cern somebody clso.
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Eggs, Butter, Cream, Parity, Hides, Flour
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Sport Wat Once Very Popular With
English Resident, la Not
Rare Beast.
The cheetah hunt which the vice
roy witnessed recently nt Hyderbad
reminds ono that cheetah hunting was
an extremely popular sport with In
dian princes In former days, although
the Initiation of Kuroponn forma of
sport has done much In theso times
to rob It of ancient vogue.
It' was practiced both by Hindu
and Mohammedan chieftains over the
greater part of India, for tho cheetah
oven now la not a raro beast, and a
century or so ago must have been
common enough.
Another animal used In the same
way by Indlnn nobles wns a sort of
lynx, spelled variously as "shoo
goose," "syahgush." Hut this was
used much more rarely than tho chee
tah. However, It was not only In
dlans who indulged In this form of
sport
It was enjoyed nnd practiced by
Europeans as well In tho days when
they were content to abtdo In India
for fifteen years nt a stretch and
when they lived a l'lndlenno In n way
unknown to modern times. More thnn
one of the Company's nabobs kept
their own cheetahs, which were fre
quently presents from friendly chiefs.
It may easily be Imagined that chee
tah hunting was very good sport and
welcomed by the servants of the
Company as an excollent substitute
for the coursing -which was familiar
to them in England and which, like
the cheetah hunt, has vanished be
fore the spread of game, such aa ten
nla aad goll Madras Mall.
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To be in style this year it is essential that you have
a dress made of one of the above named goods.
That our silks have merit is shown by repeated sales
In the samp ciistnmrrs. Olir rlnllar nraAn n(
Messallne, Char mensem Brocade ?
is without doubt the best on the market at that price. IS
Embroideries
Is Our Mlddlo Namo
The line is complete, the quality is the best. We
have 45-in Flouncings at
$1.25 to $3.25 Per Yard
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Red Gloud. - - Nebraska
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THK ALARM is a dreadful thing
OF FIRK for the man without
insurance. Every time he sees the
engines racing along bis heart comes
UD in his thrnat if thn flrn Is nmrwhnra
near his place. What folly, what mis
taken economy.
THAT COBT OF is so small that it
INBURAMCK need hardlv be
considered. The freedom from worry
331-3 PER CENT OFF ON
Old Hats Wade Neui
I have about completed my Men's Hat Outfit, have
all the necessary tools to make up first class work.
Bring in any old soft, stiff, straw or Panama Hat.
Can make most any style out of it, and it will be
thoroughly cleaned.
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Reliable luauranoe.
1 Will C. Creider
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Red Cloud,
Nebraska
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