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RED OLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF I p- ( , to i. - T I f( A Little Stick of WRIGLEYS Makes the Whole World Kin! No climate affects it for the package protects it. WRIGLEY'S goes to all parts of the world in all seasons, to all classes. Fresh, clean, wholesome and delicious always. 4 It aids appetite and di gestion, quenches thirst, keeps the teeth clean and breath sweet. aWRIGLEYSJ mmvnasnziwA wuPEKfECTGUMr zu&jujmjy. i v-f.. Three Fine Flavors AVRIGLEYS. fl 1CHCWINO GUMT it Two Kindts of Craft. Hoy I'll, what kind of ships are courtships? Pn Soft ships, my son. Boy And whnt kind of ships sail on tho sen of matrimony? Pn Hardships, my son. London Tit-Bits. This Is said to he a womnn's nse, yet women have little to say nhout their nge. , economy. Any product 5ifL C-5 VCOvil W Iftjl .nvyrMmcVAWuavp i XwWJl!fflfflp HflBnHI tJIL ttK t&f BLv aLV al LaV ( SMt LF H rCaw H LB tJx J l &U.1J will measure up on all of these points. These arc cold facts. Certain-teed Certain-teed Roofing Is tho effletenttvpc of roof. It Is'BUltnble lor factories otllce ImllcllnpH, farm liiilld ItiRB, etc. For resiliences It la muile la 8ltito mirfncril DhliiRleH. CERTAIN-TEUDcoHlHtMstoJ.uv.lPBS tolav,uii(lUsj)eryeiiri)fllfe. t:i:it'iAIN- nL'w nin 1 1 ..i. a i. . . ' " llKHfc wl-lnlll,ric.Wl,H:iIl- Itnry, nnd llio retnnliuit. It will not dry out iiinl Ih weather-tight. If you nro building, or need n new roof, It will pay you to In-TestlnnteCERTAIN-TEi:ni)cfnre deciding upou any type of roof. For dale by dealers, everywhere. CERTAIN-TEED PRODUCTS CORPORATION General Roofing Mfe. Co., Cress Varnish N.Y. n.t. pl:i.j.i.li. c. i n... - - iri Vi n i 'iu n ' i . ,",,"jL'"tiiiia,riiiiDBnti. utlroll.oauiM, so tranciico, ?r:BJ:r,ri:iirD,:,!w?1l,!:o,:'fcte''"!'K"'"CiK , . ...y..., . .. wl, u, niviiica, iisuioa, uuu, lodqod, sytfacy, llirto Farm Hands Wanted Western Canada Farmers require 50,000 American iarm labourers at once. Urgent demand, sent out for farm help by the Government of Canada. Good Wages Steady Employment Low Railway Fares Pleasant Surroundings Comfortable Homes No Compulsory Military Service Farm hands from the United States are absolutely guar anteed against conscription. This advertisement is to se cure farm help to replace Canadian farmers who have en listed for the war. A splendid opportunity for the young man to investi gate Western Canada's agricultural offerings, and to do so at but little expense. PF" Only Thoso Accustomed to Farming Nood Apply For particulars as to railway rates and districts requiring labour, or any other information regarding Western Canada apply to W. V. DENNETT, Room 4, Dee Dldg., Omaha, Nebr. Cuadian Government Agent The Flavor Lasts SOLDIERS IN EUROPC 5 JAPANESE GIPIS IN TOKYO After every meal 'Twouldn't Help Him Any. "1'vu noticed one tiling while jour neying through this vale of tears." "I'ray enlighten me." "Yon never heard a henpecked mar ried man excusing himself on the ground that lie is too proud to lltfht." In the Four Hundred. Caller Is my wife home? Maid Who may I say called? Puck, wSSfc -J,ai' -Wy -s?j "f SHEEP HERDER IN AUSTRAU m1 U OX DRIVER IN SINGAPORE l WRAPPID aw V m w " i 1 1 IB CERTAIN-TEED stands out con- Snicuniistv for mtnlirv. ctiefnrfinn onrl bearinp; the name CERTAIN- Paints and Varnishes are trooil, dependable products made by expert paint men, ami guaranteed to give natlHfnctlon. TlieenormoimrpsonreeBOfCertaln-teed rrodui-lH Corporation, and ltn extcriNlvi; organisation for distribution of CEK- tain-teed productH malm it possible to take advantage of every economy in buying, manu facturing and Helling. Whethur yon do your painting or employ n professional painter, your Intnrnsts will b bent served If ynu inilst on CKHTAIN-TKKU paints nod varnltlies. Co.. Mound Cl Paint A CnU, r - . ... .. ... - ENDS WITHOUT VOTE ' CONGRESS EXPIRES WITHOUT VOTE ON NEUTRALITY BILL 'FOOD PRICES ARE TUMBLING ; Boycott In New York City Hnvlng i Desired Effect President Wilson l Tnkes Oath of Office Sunday V-tirn Nowspnpp . I'nlon Ni'n Si-ivlfe Washington. Tlio HlMyfoitith con Kress lisiH exniroil without a oto havIiiK hcen roachtul In the scniitu on tho mined neutrality hill. Twelve KonatorH, let! by Senator La Kolletto, oncouragetl by Senator Stone democratic chairman of tho foreign relations committee. In a (111 hunter, denounced by President Wll foiib spokesman as the most repre hensible In the history of any civil ized nation, dolled tho will of an overwhelming majority In congress up to the last minute and denied to the president a law authorizing him to arm American merchant ships to i meet the Herman submarine menace President Sworn In Sunday Washington, I). C- President Wll on took the oath of olllce for bis second term at noon Sunday In his room at the capltol and will be for mally Inaugurated with public cere monies. Before a desk piled with executive business laid before him in the clos lng hours of congress and surround ed by members of his official famll. tho president reaffirmed with uplifted hand and grave features his promise , to uphold the constitution in what- ' ever crisis may confront the nation j in the momentous four jears he fore it. FOOD PRICES ARE TUMBLING Boycott Begun at New York City Having Desired Effect. New York. Abnormal decreases in tho price of such stnple food commodi ties as potatoes and onions since last Monday morning, as compared with the prices of February I!!!, have saved the peoplo of New York city approxl ' mately $5,000,000, commissioner of weights and measures Hartlgan est I , mated in a stntemsnt Just issued. "Whatever credit Is to be given for the breaking of an apparent corner In onions and potatoes, caused primarily ' by transportation congestion, coupled , with reported crop shortages and re duced reserve supplies, obviously taken advantage of by food speculat ors," Mr. Hartigan said. "Is duo to tho common sense of tho people of tho city, who established an automat le boycott by refusing to buy either potatoes or onions, thus applying the inexorable law of supply and demand. It Is manifest that In the noyrott sys tem the unorganized consumer has In his possession a most powerful we'ipon to reduco prices of certain commodi ties upon which prohibitive value; have been placed." Tonnage Destroyed Since War Ecgan. Washington. Shipping destroyed since tho war began, exclusive of war vessels, represents 10 per cent or tho world's merchant marine as it existed on August 1. 1014, nccording to figures published by the Journal of Com merce. Construction of warships has offset most of the losses, It was stated. Tho statistics record tho destruction or 2,r.7:t vessels of 4,811,100 gross tons, of which more than hair was owned by Great Britain. Tho next heaviest sufferer has been Norway, with Franco third. Italy fourth, and Germany fifth. Kntento losses have been about 75 per cent or the total and Tuetonlc 20 per cent. High School Athletes at Lincoln Lincoln, Neb. One hundred nine teen high schools will compete In Ne braska's seventh annual basketball tournament, according to tho final classification and drawings made at Guy Heed's office. Twenty-slx schools wore placed in class A, thirty-two in class U and slxty-ono In class C. Tho tournament will bring together tho greatest assemblage or high school athletes in tho United States. "Captain Jack" Crawford Dead Now York. John Wallaco Crawford, known as "Captain Jack Crawford, tho poet scout," is dead at his homo In Woodhaven, L. I from an attack or pneumonia, lasting a month. Craw ford was born In 1847 In Ireland. Hg was a veteran of tho civil war and wan under General Custer, lie took part in tho pursuit of Sitting Hull. Cnpt. Jack Crawford was well known In Nebraska. Ho spent sovoral weeks In tho stato during one of the dry campaigns and spoko for tho dry cause. American Consuls Detained. Washington. Four American con bu!s aro being detnlned In Germany. , whilo tho Berlin government awaits i oiucmi novices mat all Gorman con suls In this country, ordered to Cen tral and south Amorlca, have been por mitted to proceed. Further reports that tho German government is now dotalnlng tho Yar rowdale prisoners on tho excuso that an Infectious dlsoaso has been dlscov. ered at tho placo whoro thoy aro liv ing, woro received hero with a fooling approaching exasperation. hnmsnoNAL SWAYSO100L Lesson illy U O SnU.tMtS V-tliif: Director ot Stitiiluv Si I'oul ( imrn nf Moody llltilo InMltuto l i' t 1 1 , t t l"l? W f V tFir t'tiimi LESSON FOR MARCH 11 JESUS THE BREAD OF LIFE. lkshon ti:.t .iniiii r, : v tioi.DKN TDM' .! i.h hiI.1 unto them, 1 am tho liicud of l:r- John C..!j. Following the feeding of the llvo thouuul, .Icmix saw the design of the multitude (v. l.'O, and separated lilt n-M-lf unto prayer. Following that coin luunlnn, the disciples went over tho sea toward the City of Ciipernauui (v. 17), but in Ills supernatural power he followed them, walking upon the water (v. lit). .Midway he entered their ship, and immediately they reached the laud toward which they hud been slrhlng (v. 'Jl ; Mk. (IMS-ID). The next day (John tl:'J'') the rioopli! who at this period were following biiu In such great multitudes, took Mops to reach him. Finding that he was not nt their side of the hike, they tool; boats and ciiuie to Capernaum, "seek ing for Jesus" (v. 21). We read that the common people heard him gladly. These people wanted the eoiuradship of Jesus, ami the longest bread line In the world today Is that of hungry hearted men. The question Is, are wo willing to give tlieui the loaves of comfort? I. Bread Which Perisheth (vv. LM 1M). "If you think you will always get the loaves and fishes simply be cause you have followed the Lord, yotl have handed yourself n goldbrlek." Iir. Grltlln Bull. Most of us will go further for victuals than we will for a vUlon. When the people round Jesus (v. lift) they rather reprimanded him for leaving them, when the fact of the matter was that he was not beholden to them in any sense whatsoever. It looks very well for these people to be "seeking Jesus," but they were seek ing the wrong thing (v. l!ti). It was licit really Jesus himself they wanted, but the loaves and the tlshes. It was not the "sign" as Indicating ills divine character that drew them, but simply the wonder as Indicated by the fact that they expected a constant supply of bread, nor did they see In that bread the sign but only the bread. Salvation Is the free gift of God apart from works. Nevertheless ho commands the exercise of will. "This Is the work of God that ye believe on him whom he liath sent" (v. i.'!). This Is not Inconsistent with 1 Cor. 115:11, I. c., "No man can say that Jesus is the Lord but by the Holy Ghost." Like the two blades of a pair of shears, tho executive net of my will in believing on Jesus is met by the regenerating en ergy of God's spirit making me u sou of his. The Jews demanded a sign as u con dition of hcllcxlng on him, when be, himself, was the greatest of all signs (v. .'(). They .sought to enforce their demands by reference to Moses and the manna, but Jesus showed them that the manna was u type of "the (true) bread of God." Tho character istics of this bread aro: (1) It comes down from heaven; (U) It glvetlt life unto the world. Jesus' hearers did not understand what be meant, and ex claimed : "Kverinore give us this bread." Jesus was trying to impress upon bis hearer the same diligence in heavenly matters as In the pursuit of earthly meals. III. The Everlasting Bread (vv. .'15 37). Misunderstanding Ids teaching (v. 3-1) Jesus said unto them plainly: "I am the bread of life," meaning that he Is the true bread of God. He Is not only the giver of the bread of life, but he, himself, Is the Bread of Life. As bread will satisfy the needs of the physical body, giving strength, ltnl Ity and energy, so lie will supply tho needs of the soul, lie will satisfy the deep hunger and longing which Is the evidence of need, and lie will also sat isfy the thirst which Is the more In tense deslrt, the spiritual craving of tlf soul. Jesus ministers to the never falling strength of all who come to him, and who believe on him. Coming to him Is seeking help und blessing from him. Believing on lilm is the ab solute iibandonment of self to him. Tills multitude had actually seen the living bread (v. 30), yet they believed not because they were so occupied with the material and unreal things of this world. Today wo find men so taken up with the material and unnreal that they neither appreciate nor believe upon tho true bread which has been sent down from God out of heaven. Not all will come to him (John fi:iM). but anyone can prove that he belongs to the elect of God and tho company of the Father by coming to Jesus (v. 37). If any man does come, he will be received. These words of Jesus are very posi tive, "I will In no wise cast him out." Jesus, tho Ono who raises the dead, Is therefore co-eu,uul with (Sod. Noto the remainder of this chapter: "I will raise him up at tho last day" (v. 40) ; "Ho that belleveth on me hatli ever lusting life" (v. 47) ; "I am tho bread of lifo" (v. 48) ; "Kxcept ye eat tho flesh of the Son of man, yo have no life In you" (v. r3) ; "Whoso eateth my flesh hath eternal life" (. 51) ; "For my llesh Is meat Indeed" (v. 55) ; "Ho that cutcth my flesh dwclleth in mo and I in him" (v. 50) ; "Ho that eateth mo, even ho shall live by me" (v. 57). This Is symbolical, It Is true, bat It 1b very real. W. L. DOUCLAS "THE SHOE THAT HOLDS ITS SHAPE" $3 $3.50 $4 S4.GO $5 $6 $7 & $8 oavc Money by Wcnring W. L. Douglna bIiocs. For iialubv over OOOOnhoQclcnlci-fi. The Bent Known Shoes in w- L. Dougl.it lume ami the rcuil price it tt.nnpcil on the bot tom of .ill slioft at the factory. Tliu v.itnc it I'ti.ir.itifenl hkI tlic wearer protected aguiut high pricet for inferior shoot. The retail pticet arc the .tune everywhere. They cott no more in San lY.mritt-o than they do in New VotL They arc always worth the price paul for them. "pic quality of W. L. Doiif.lat product it guaranteed by more x than .to yeart experience in making fine shoet. The smart Mle.t are the leaden in the Ruliion Centret of America, rhcy are made in a well-equipped factory at liroclcton, Mast., by the highett paid, st tiled shoemakers, under the direction and supen rtion of experienced men, all wotkim: with an honest determination to make the best shoes for the cm hut. Auk jour niinoiti'iilnr fur W. I,. Donqlim .line. If ho run. if w ""I'l".v lllll WWW I Mil l.lllll llll Mlllll, llllifi till llllldr l niiiKis Hrlin fur intcri-ntlm; liniiUli't xiilulnlnir how to L.7 l?l-l llil,u..r II... 1. 1.. I. ...I .I.....I....I ..r ....-I ... r Ji.- !.. t 1 y ti-iuiu umil, tiimtiigo f I nnir pnn vv i n..t. i ww.m . w. ... M .w..K.l, IJ1SV name nn d th ctnil price r stnmpcd on tho bottom. Where It Couldn't De Seen, it was a hut summer day with that peiullar Kind nf heat minium to the .Mlnntlc slope. Fixe hlK. stout gentle men were uoIiik up In the top of it New York IiuIIiIIiil'. The sweat was pour luir from ihelr foreheaiK and their handkerchiefs looked IlkeCoiiey Island hiiihliu; suits Iiuuk out to dry. "I hMi there was a beer saloon in this elcwi tor," remarked one fat entleiiian. "Yes, lio. oll onclit to bate a keg of beer iiIkmi ii I this elevator." i hliued In another Tin boy looked nt (lie live fat nn ii anil then remaiked. solenuih "Oh. I micss there's ocr n Ki-k of beer In Ibis eh liter now." MOTHER! LOOK AT E If cross, feverish, constipated, give "California Syrup of Figs." A laxative today saves it sek child tomorrow. Children simply will not take the time from play to empty their bowels, which become clocked up with waste, liver uets hIiikIsIi ; stomach sour. Look at the tongue, mother! If coat ed, or your child is listless, cross, fev erish, breath bad. restless-, doesn't eat heartily, full of cold or has sore throat or any other children's ailment. le a teaspoonful of "Cullfornla Syrup of FIks," then don't worry, because it Is perfectly harmless, and In u few hours nil this constipation poison, sour Idle and fermenting; waste will gently move out of the bowels, and you haxe it well, playful child npiln. A thor ough "Inside eleanslnc" Is oftlimes all that Is necessary. It should be the first treatment kIvoii In any sickness. Hewn re of counterfeit fly syrups. Ask ut tlie store for a no-cent bottle of "California Syrup or Flys," which Inn full directions for babies, children of all ayes and for yrowu-ups plainly printed on the bottle. Adv. Four Mexican Widows. The nft-ehunnlllK course of Mexican history has few iniKedles more torn h IllU than those (lint shailoxx the llxes of four women, all widows and all ex lies from the laud that oin e paid Iheni Its bright honors. The.x are the nun1 Finpress Carlotta. who has lixed In Helyliim for half a ceiitur.x. and Hi" widows of three presidents IM-iz. Ma tlero and Hiierta.- -Youth's Companion GAVE HIS CANE AWAY! Mr. S. P. Ilcutmi, Kerrvllle, Texas. Writes: "For several years prior to 1000 I suffered from kidney and rheu matic troubles. Was bent over ami forced to use a cane. For these disorders I am Kind to say I used Do dd's Kidney Pills, which proved to lie the proper &k .V..ii!f eniedy. I am 01 years old, feel 11 n e a n d once iif-'iiln stand as Dodd's K'ld credit." He BtrnlKht us nn arrow. npy iMIs tlcscrvt! Kl'Cllt miro nml Kct "DODD'S," tlie name with tho tliroo D's for tllspiiscil, tllsor tiered, deruiiKetl kidneys; Just ns Mr. Iicnton did. So Hlinllnrly limned nrtlclj Will do. Adv. Might Hear a Few. "Henry," Mild Mrs. Twobhle. "I hope you won't tell nny rlMin stories -nt tin; iimstei' plumber.s' biiiuiuel to nlKbl." "Of course I won't, my ilenr." "That's rlKlit. I'm iuoud of you, Henry." "Hut I dare say I will bo able to tell Rome corkers after I attend that ban quet." HIGH COST OF LIVING This Is n serious mutter with house keepers as food juices are constantly roIiii,' tip. To overcome tills, cut out tlie IiIkIi priced incut dishes and serve your family more Skinner's Macaroni nnd Spaghetti, tlie cheapest, most de licious ami most nutritious of all foods. Write the Sltlnnor Mfj, Co., Omaha, Nebr., for beautiful cook book, tcllliiK how to prepare It In a hundred different ways. It's free to every woman. Adv. When a little man wants to make an impression he wears a silk hat. Cupid makes n mlstnko when he frrnfts n bud on nn old shrub. Ill OS 0 m'-,: '' SxJ tii k .. ' .! i&iiw .FOR MEM AND WOMEN tho World. priie that money f v-' 5& Boys' Shoet f ft s - Best In the World - II - W- A Aa.m.m .mam tJJ - irisfMv iJiJ.UU .DU Ot .UU I'ri'tlitrnt ' W. I.. Doiiijlux Shim Co., ISA Spitrk SI., Iirnclitoii, Milt. Sure Cure. A ner ens man ut the opera sat he hind u pair of those persons who ex plain the plot until his endurance was exhausted. Then he leaned forward and said : "Fxeuse me, will jou speak a little louder? Sometimes the music pre veins in.x hearlnc what ou sn.." I "tot- KT"-iSLX Jfiu-wARr. or 17 J iMgnsuusiuuir' W? ii I Green's I August Flower When the Momnch niul liver nro In rodiI untiling orilcr. In ulcict -nliio tines out ot ctcrv hundred geni-ml good benltli prevails. (Irecn's AtiKiitt Plowcr lint proven n htcMlnK nml lint licen uscil nil over tho clttllml vkorld UnriiiK the Inst fifty odd jcnr.t. It Ii n unltersnl remedy for wenkstomnch, const ipnt Inn and nerv ous IniliRcstimi. A dull hcndnclie, had tntlc In the mouth In tho mnrnlm;, or thnfllred feeling" nro nnt uro's wnrn Iriits tlmt itotiict liltitc l.t wrone in tho dlttettlvo appnrntut. At such times Clrccn'a AuKiMt IMoxvcr will miicldy correct the illUlcully nnd cttnhllth a iiormnl cnmlltlnn. At nil driiKKistV or dealers', 2Sc and 75c bottles. I Green's I August Flower 1 i IV3onana 640Acre Homesleads New Inw Just pnsM-d Ni-w towns, liiinlncst iiiMirtiinitli'H Mnp hIkiwIii iii)piiviv r.ill miiilx. yrnil :a i'i'iUh fur in it h nml lnfor mallon. Ailibi'ss U.S. Commissioner. Outlook, Nonl. rNL rKRIIIS NU1SIRY CO. 24 Brlds &l. Hfnpln, lwa YVrllr, riioiin or Wire Your P0ULTRY7Buff ER & EGGS IIKlltlCHT I'ltlUICS. glJIUK U1.TLMIN3 Consoiiilalcil Poultry & Egg Co. Omalia, Nili. end Council Bluffi, lawa Iti-fiTi-nerH Omiiliii N'ut lioi.'il Il.inlt, Cniiricll IIIulTri htutlllKx Hunk, Lliilili mill Ilnidntrect. him GARRY DISEASE Kill These Peit Uy Uilne STEARNS' ELECTRIC PASTE U. S. Government Buys It SOLD EVBRYWUURE 25c and 11.00 TYPHOID Is no rr.nro neccusarr liianamaupox. Array esDerlence bsi demomtratra the almost miraculous effi cacy, and harmleuness.or Antityphoid Vaccination. lie vaccinated NOW by your physician, you and yo-ir family. It Is more vital than bouse Insurance. Aslnyour physician, druggist, or send for ilava you had Typhoid?" telllne of Typhoid Vaccine, results from use, and dancer from Typhoid Carriers. Producing Vaccines and Scrums under U. S. Uctnt Tlie Cutter Laboratory. Derkeley, Cal., Chicago, III. . PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM A toilet preparation ot merit. lie 1m to eradlcatn dandruff. ForReitoring Color and Beauty toGrny or Faded Hair. toe. and tl.(Oat Drui.-l.-lit.. Nebraska Directory COMPLETE NEW FIREPROOF HOSPITAL 1, Mnilleali , HarRlenl; n. Olmtiitrirull 4, l.uborutoryi 0, X-ltuy Dupartiiienttw Training school for narsos in connoctlon. Open Ui all reputable phrslclnns. fur f urtber Information address A. A. SMITH, M. D.,3urp;on Mury Lanulnc; Memorial Iluaultal UAHTINUS, ni:h. GOOD SEEDS Are cheap at any prico. Send for our 1917 Seed Book just out. It is free to you. Griswold Seed & Nursery Co. 145 So. 10th St. Lincoln, Nebr NEBRRSK& NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY LINCOLN, NEBRASKA Fire, toruailo and hall lntturnnce, farm ami town property, automobile and threshing ma chinery. Policyholders and agents participate In the pro tit h of this company. Aeentt wantc.'. lu opeu territory, loth jtr. lactrporstea Jta. 4, IMS W. N. U LINCOLN, NO. 10-1917. 1 -iiiH-iM I VlT ThtE THAT QROW , X 'T FntniTIMLri rix't iruiiflrHltri(nip1t)ttjEf H fMffTi irrnw nliirv X ll dukfRfikri kVMjV ftalV th irotftj'u Wiio urdrilpk- ViSimFi BH "lf fir rtMit uf namtlinjf ltmrm.nr fctjtKrff IB. rrmiin (n f (Hir HM-fet (III nil uf nr,( JCslHS Bftk praan , f f mn Mlilrh fiM iltiirt f r It irfLgMD Bl tt In UiltiiRrnw WrilM lot caUtofc. fWiMi rkfa atiI full infirmlKii Mi I fANL FCRKIS NUftCRV CO. i9L BCrr! 34 Brldj fl. 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