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Wc invite you lo view our
SPRING DISPLAY OF MILLINERY
Thursday, fllareh 11, 1915
AMERICAN MOL1ES IN MILLINERY
This spring season finds us with as charming array
of hats as wo have over shown. America 1 hats,
every one of them. American modes, created to '
suit the American women oC refinement. Wo
shall he particularly glad to show you this line
of hecomingncw spring hats at moderate prices.
MRS. J. A. BURDEN
Dr.Prices
CREAM
BAKING POWDER
For sixty years Dr. Price's Cream
Baking Powder has been the standby
of countless housekeepers who have
relied upon it for healthful, home-baked
food.
Dr. Price's contains no alum or lime
phosphate. There is never any ques
tion about the absolute purity and
healthfulness of the food it raises.
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
Rod Cloud. Nebraska
flillljIStlK)) KV1.1M THURSDAY '
Knttrid In the I'oximl n n t Hid ( limit, Neb,
us Sixoixl ( last Mutter
A H. MuAltTllUU
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Tllli ONI.V HI.MlK'UiVlli: t'AI'UU
Wl.lls'l I. Hi III M
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The Hi t of Mm eh iim mg day lut
please do not mention tliu fai't Hi s
jiur unless nu hli im. Muwng is a
flail iilTuir nt niij tlin, lint whuiV the
H80, oii know how It 1.
Wu lmo a gient ciuutij and wc
ccituiulv mo palmitic bill im eiie
wutilil ever diciuii that Mi wen b
' looking ut the poll b on the hehuols 01
couit house. Wc would like to mo a
.real
llllg OllCcllllOie.
Wo notice thitt Id o. I), ill lil; of ihu
Buperlor K.pie-8 lias boon lituallj
appointed pout muster of Supeiior,
which will cull for the glad hhiiti fioui
11 the newspaper nun of the state.
The Chluf is pleased Hinl "may you
live long unil happy."
Willi the heaviest fall of snow In
years evenly dlsti United over out
fields, It does not take a proplitt, nor
the sou of ii prophet to pi edict bumper
crops of wheut, oats tuiil alfulfti the
coming beafcon. Fully fourteen inches
has already fallen which lays almost
s uniform on the ground na a carpet
ob a floor. Our people are jubllnnt at
tho prospects and all Hgree that It lb
the best thing tliut has happened In
years. It Is a bit dlliloult to go around
and the tun would be clieereil If he
made us a visit but taking it all
together "t'll do."
The business men's banquet will be
-served by the domestic science clats
next Tuesday at the Washington school
at 12 o'clock. The men will huvu lhsL
Zhuuil Infutmatloii as to the ability of
this class. It is In reality a test of tho
eliloleney of thlb biat eh of schooling
and if the men are satiblled that these
"bigh school girls can cook we may
safely assert that this course is es
tablished for all lime! Incidentally
d Imagine that some of our citizens
-will see the Inside of our school build
4ajr for the fln-t time iu their lives.
s"pp-o..ii,.'ii't,.v,.pi,..-,niHi,o.,t
t,,ls '""""''"tf war; huppo-e Uiu cable
nun iii'cn oui.tii.it i nit fn in .horc t
niim,-, ii l'.liri)H) Willi to tl) h. Il('
. i i ii.. .. ..
aiotiiul Mini -ponil its e.isli in linn !; If
Kuiope want's lo make it ell I....I, l.
eutover I.iikI, then ,. slum., uom
qllitl II lilt IlllOIlt (III tlg'llHllf tru.:
We (,'iusv I lie u.;,! Unlf t..t s.' lies can
gO "II JllSt till- lllllf We'll" big. nollll
mill si long enough anil liavo enough
Ot ClOps. V i. n .'I'll tin- stud" the fill n,.
is ituse. the taunt is need the simp,
S ) lo s fnrg, t alii.ui the war, tho b.it
lies iiml the luiinlis. anil ho.'p on doing
husli.tss lieu- tii.l i 1 tin. tempest culms
Board o! Educution
Writes a Protest
The Hi'lioul hoard has addressed tho
fiillmvliii; leliui lo our rcpieseiitittlves
in the slate leglshiiinc:
"In a coiiunnniciitioti addres-cd to
the NoiiimI Training High Sclu.oK,
State Superintendent A O Thomas
iiiiiu ituees lb., I the lloitsi) Coininittio
on Finance has cut the appropiiatlon
for Normal Tiaining Schools fmm
125,000 to fTfl.lHH) for the coining
bleiiiiluin Heietoroie the state has
pal I S.'1."0 annually In pin c payment of
theexpeiisH iiicurrel by Uih Ued Cloud
High hchoul inolleilng courses special
ly llltodfor the tiniiiiiig of teachers.
The cut by the Finanee Cuiu.iiittee In
the above appropriation will reduce
our annual allowance fimii tU.O to le-s
than $Jo0 which places only an mini
tlonal liurdeii upon our tux payeis.
Forty five per cent of tliu rural t-aeh-ors
of Webster county aie giadtiates
from the Normal Training Course of
the Red Cloud High School, and we
believe that no money spint by the
Stat'i of Nebraska is moio far reach
ing in Its in tine nee and usefulness
than that spent for mailing our ruial
teachers more elllclent. Dellevlng
that such a policy of economy on the
part of tho state Is unwise and harm
fu the Uonrd of Kducatlon of the Kod
Cloud schools re-ptctfully request vou
to use nil honorable means to prevent
a leiluetlonotrfctit on the appropriation
for Normal Training."
Notice.
The pultons of school district No. 2
are heieliy called to meet in the Wash
inglon building, Frhhiy, March 12th,
nt 4 p in., for the piupose of nonilna'.
nx two candidates for tho board of
education and to transact any other
business that may come before tho
'meeting,
neniy Glllmin, R. J. Overlng, Jr.,
President. Secretary.
Jfuil Estate lrnnsTos.
Heal KsUilo Tiittisfcrs furnished b
M. V. ('inter, Hondo I Abstractor, Ked
Cloud. NebniMui.
IViii llliiuk'i iiIihVit title Hush,
I ne j. Stilckliind, llalph II.
Stileklaiiil, Roy A. Stilcldand,
Ilose Wnrlhi'ii iiud htisb.,(Jrov
cr Stilcltlimd, mid Klllo Nelson
and hush, to I'liiiik A. Stride
laud, ip'd, sw'i H-l-l) 9
Ida Ii. C J i t tut) t mid hiisbiiiid to
Samuel (1 Soinei holder, ud,
lot 1 nud pt lot U, lllk. ,'t,
Vance's Add to Guide tSnt'U...
II. K Kii,le and wife lo Ai t hut'
II. Iltijle, wd, tot .I iiiswjf III-
.'ir.oo
2100
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10000
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870
1 11!
Itobeit ), liowhind to Charles
Schnase, wd.se'i 2 M0
Chailes Schuiisi! and wife to
Robert 10, Jlmvlnuil, wd, pt
hoif 5 l-ll)
Iliiain llt'iuliiclis and wife tn
Chillies Jlciidilclts, wd, undivid
ed J lnteieHl in 'otf 2 1 11....
Atidtevv ,f, iMplfou! to Mrs. Lena
It. Kenglo, wd, lots 1.1 to 18,
inclusive, in lllk 2, Smith A;
SOOo'
Siooie'rt Add Ked Cloud
John M. Mai tin to Philip II.
Hock, wd, nw' 211-1 II
L'O'i
3700
Philip II, KoL'k and wife to .lolin
M. Mai tin, wd, lots r, 0, Hlk. 2
Uobieis Add to 13 1 1 1 o Mill 100()
Samuel F. James mid wife to
Minnie Stcbcniiw, wd, nirf so1!
11 1-10 ".. 500'J
.InniL's F. Iliickles and wife to
Alex Iliickles, wd, ptsej,' '. .1-
11 and ptneU' 21-3-11
.laniL-H F. Iliickles and wife to
Hnocli I). Iliickles, wd, pt ne'f
21:1 u
James F. Iliickles and wife to
Jiiiiuh I). Iliickles, wd, pt. sej
i:t:i 11
Joseph F. Swoboilit nud wife to
Albert J. Swoboila, vd,u se'i
1-i I) ".,.'.
J"s F. Siiobnda and wife to
Frank A. Swohntli, wd, ,'f
se4 II !) '
O.lle Klllgoi'i to Zinnia Uariicr,
wil, pt swJ! ,t.V2-t2
J. U (iiirner to F.mitia CSariier,
wd, nw ', pt se'f, pt sw 31
2 12
Chin It s L Hawkins ami wife to
II. Ainlies wd; ej iio Ill-l 0
llcsslc O Mann mil Hush, to
C ink J. Sliiuieal, pt hw'4 .1.". 2
II I). V Denton ami wife to Joseph
A Deiitnii, wd, ne 21-1-12 ...
'. P. Denton and wife to Joseph
A. Denton, wd, nw '4' 21 1-12...
Matin I l)i n ton and hush , to
(iiorjjo D. Di'iiton, et al , wd,
nw'i ti-i-ia
William McCallum and wife to
Ueiiiy Bilckh'in, wd, t.el, 2u .1
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2700
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HOOD
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Sit 0
MollgllKl's Filnil 5.'.0,0.1l).0().
Moitgngcs Ue'cased $111 ,1)2 J 50.
The Red Qcmd Schools
And Cost oS Maintainance
The greatest nset U"d Cloud has today is her sellout and putieulfily
her Ilitjli aehool. In homes, iu business blocks. In cliiiruhes, as a coiniin teuil
center, as a fat mini; community or In
neither better nor woiso than hiindicds
school spitlt and school system f,'ies it an enviable position as compiled to
other cities in the state. Iu educational inteiests and as a lliuh bchool ccn'ei
It has but two ootnpetitois, namely, Old and I'awnuw City. The valued placed
upon a school syVem In any community is iiioisuroil by the per cent of ohild
ren of school He who attend .school, and tho number of noiiiesldeiit who at
tend mil school iu prefoieneo to any other The number of our children wl o
stuy Iu school and the number of nonresident, who attend our school is entii-
ly upverned by the kind of 'school serviuo rendered, namely, is It practical,
dlvei silled and etlluient. Show us a ftcho it tliut has a hih school cniolltuent
far in excess of all Its neighbors as compared to its population and we will
hhow you a school that renders tho above threefold service. High School on
rollmeut and nverugo attendance Is an Infallible barometer which measuiO'.
school KFFICIENCY.
In order that we may rank our own school with others iu the state, the
following statistical information is taken from the State School Directory on
which to base our comparisons:
City School No. of Teachers High School
Population Employed Enrol 1 1110 ut
Pawnee City 5152 IS 253
Uoldredge 003 23 101 s,
Cential City 675 22 175
Ord 002 18 215
Wtthoo " G'J.1 18 100
RED CLOUD 710 20 307
Stipeilor 730 20 105
Wymore 753 20 , 101
Aurora 808 25 214
Chadron 855 ' IS 83
Schuyler 029 20 138
Plattsmouth OHO 31 100
Hlair 054 23 180
Auburn 025 24 174
McCoolc 1147 28 101
Benson 1150 20 105
Alliance 1402 29 l l8
Falls City 1327 33 105
Columbus 2017 33 201
Norfolk 2033 38 184
Average Tax Levy 211
Ah may be seen from the above table Red Cloud ns an educational center
stands with two others in a class by Itself,
Iu rder'to give our bchools such an enviable position in the state, has
our school board been extravagant or has tho tax levy been excessive. Dense
noto that in the tax levies above quoted as taken from tho Statu Superintend
ent's records, only two sohools have a levy less than 25 mills, while tho uvorage
for the statw la 29 mills Rod Cloud has maintained her sohools on a 25 mill
levy without llcehso money, while our sister cities have, with few exceptions,
received Iu addition to the above levies from one to eight thousand dollars
license money from saloons. j
ECONOMY has been the keynote of the present administration in us far
as it has been consistent with efficiency. R. D. MORI 1 Z.
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Then see this week9s
advance display of
Wooltex fashions
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JT IS -voi'r first opportunity lo get acquainted with the
correct modes for Spring.
Style Authoritative Style as expressed by the leading
fashion authorities of the world, is shown in these new
Wooltex models.
These genteel, smartly tailored garments will instantly
meet the approval of every woman of refinement who desires
to be well dressed and yet not over-dressed.
Shoi t-lived fads, extremes and freaks find no place in tho
Wooltex line, for Wooltex styles are made for service at least
through a full season?
Wooltex duality cannot be equalled at these prices, for
Wooltex garments are so carefully tailored, inside and out.' that
they retain their shapeliness and trim appearance much longer
than ordinary garments made in the ordinary way.
Why pay more for ordinary
clothes when you can buy
N Wooltex ai moderate prices?
WOOLTEX COATS
imliis'rial piiujressiuti K'ed Uhuiil '8
of other towns In the stat. Mut its
Tax Levy
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COMMENCING AT IO O'CLOCK
83 HEAD OF CATTLE
HOGS
HORSES
Hlack horse, 13 yrs old, wt 1300. Span crev horses n n,i m
I7VTPLE7VTENTS
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2 hay bucks. eed lnder will earTRl,n. . T0 mM'i
bltuier. Shunless crean seperator 2 se 1 work' )McCrU,ick c,,ra
single tiuggyharness, slX& tty net.,? seU double" flv' . "
nunierons other nrtlcles. uouoie tiy nets and
TERMS 10 and under cash; over
at 10 per cent will be given
ALBERT
Col. O. (J, Denny, Auot.
Dr. Nicholson
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niNxes iiml .lining women.
iHckut. Ii is stmiuhr lm. like
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'27 inch panel hack ttliiiinod
across bottom with closely
set Inittoi's; detachable whl'is
over uollni; full penu do
cystic lined. Skiit is new
cli culm- model gutheied to
joke at side".
WOOLTEX SKIRTS
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S. O. Somorhalder, Clerk
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