RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA. CHIEF
No Woman's Committee Council of National Defense DivI,Ion Unh
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AdJreii.................. .............. ...No,...
(Cilr or lowo) (No. and itrrtl at R, D, No,)
Age (in yean) Married or tingle , '.....
Color or race Country of birth
Citizen! By biith By naturalization
Periont dependent upon you, if any.
Preient occupation
By whom employed
Where employed
Reference!
Education (Graduate or length of lime attended)
Grammar .College (give name)
High or Specialized
private training
Service offered (Sptrifr virxtUt volutin ex, ipt mti onljr, or paid) Emergency service (iplr neihf volunteer, pemei ontr.or paid)
Time pledged for icrvicc
If ttrining it wanted, Tuition
ipecify line , . paid or free
Will you go
anywhere? Home town only? In United Stales?
How won can you itatl?
Training ond Experience (encircle numbor to left ol occupation In which you arc trained)) Underline ono In which you
wish scrvlco or training.
I. Agricultural
1 Dairying
2 Farming
!J Fruit raising
4 Gardening
5 Poultry raising
0 Stock raising
IT. Clerical
10 Accountant
11 Bookkeeper
12 Cashier
13 Clerical work (gen.)
14 Filing
15 Office assistnnt
1G Office manager
17 Private secretary
18 Typewriter
If) Snipping clerk
20 Stenographer
III. Domestic
30 iCare of children
31 Cleaning
32 Cooking
33 Housekeeping
31 Industries by homo
35 Knitting (cmploy't
30 Laundress
37 Practical nurso
38 Trained attendant
39 Seamstress
40 Waitress
IV. Industrial
CO Baker
51 Boarding house
52 Buyer
Cook:
53 Camp
54 Institutional
55 Dressmaker
Factory:
GO Needle trades
57 Food trades .
58 Leather trades
CO Metal tiadea
01 Munitions
02 Paper and printing
03 Wood trades
01 Textiles
05 Forewoman
00 Inspector
07 Jnnitrcsa (cleaner)
08 Laundry operative
(i!) Manager
70 Manicure and hairdr
71 Messenger
72 Milliner
73 Retail dealer
74 Restaurant
75 Saleswoman
70 Waitress
V. Professional
80 Actress
81 Architect
82 Artist
83 Author
84 Chemist
85 Dentist
80 Dietician
87 Draftsman
88 Engineer
Handcrafts:
80 Metals
00 Textiles
91 Woods
92 Journalist
93 Laboratory woiker
94 Lancuagcs (for'gn)
Bead well
Speak well
93 Lawyer
00 Lecturer
97 Librarian
98 Musician
1)9 Osteopath
100 Pharmacist
101 Photographer
102 Physician
103 Publicity
101 Statistician
105 Surgeon
100 Teacher (subject)
Of adults
Of children
VI. Public Service
110 Inspector
111 Institutional mgr.
112 Mail carrier
113 Police patrol
114 Postmistress
115 Signaling
110 Telegraphy
117 Wireless
118 Telephone
Transportation:
119 Aviatrix
120 Horse
121 Motor car
122 Motor cycle
123 Power boat
124 railroad
VII. Social Service
130 Camp work
131 Charities which 7
131 Club executive
133 District nursing
134 Hospital
135 Industrial welfare
130 Investigator
137 Playgrounds
138 Protective assoc'n
Recreational :
139 Dancing
140 Music
141 Reading aloud
142 Relief visiting
143 Settlement
144 Social clubs
VIII. Red C Allied Rel'f
Instruction:
150 Surgical dressings
151 Dietetics
152 Elementary hyg.
153 First aid
154 Garments
Hospital
Civilian
IX. Miscellaneous
X. Contributions
A. Ambulance
B. Driver for car
C. Duplicating mach.
D. Funds
E. Home for convalescent
hospital
F. Hospital
G. Laboratory
II. Motor boat
I. Motor car
J. Typewriter
K. Share home with wid-
. ow or children
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New Department
Saturday, September 29
We will open our Luncheonette Departmenl, from which
we will serve Sandwiches, Soups, Buoillons, Salads
Pie, Hot Chocolate, Coffee, Etc., and various combi
nation lunches. Come in and give us a trial.
We now have a complete line or very fine Candies, Box
'Chocolates, Small Package Goods, Etc,
All the latest hits in our sheet music department
THE OLYMPIA
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
Entorcd In tho roRtollIco nt Red Cloud, Neb
na Second Citing Matter'
A H. MoARTHUR
M K. QUIOLKY
l'UlllAsiIKH
Maxacikp.
TUfcJ ONLY DKMOUUAT1U PAl'HK IN
WHUHTHK COUNTY
It is reported that tho next contin
gent of drafted men will leave for the
training camp at Ft. Riley on October
3d. As yet this report has not been
officially confirmed.
Best in Quality
Best in Price
If the water ordinarily used in
cooking cereals is lcplaccd with skim
milk, tho cooked food will contain
about four times as much portein, a
valuable body-building material, and
will be just as good a food in other
respects.
"While the war lasts the railways
must handle an immense amount of
government business, in addition to
a tremendous commercial traffic.
Hence tho necessity for everybody
shipping everything possible before
winter sets in."
Chicago's first service flag was un
furled by an electric company in that
city on Tuesday. The design as ap
proved by the government shows one
star for each employee who has gone
to the defense of tho colors.
Omaha now has a curfew law,
which compels nil girls under 18 years
of age who are without chaperons to
get off the streets at 9:00 p. m.
Whistles of the leading industries of
the city will sound the warning at the
specified time. Next month the cur
few will bo sounded at 8:00 p. m.
Would it not bo just about the proper
thing to have a curfew in Red Cloud?
Girls of this tender age should bo
gathered around tho fireside at this
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"VOU'LL find a spirit of courtesy here
that you'll like; you'll find our sales
force as eager to serve as you are to be
served; you'll find our merchandise is even
better than what we say about it
Great. Preparations
for the Young Men
Our collection of fall styles for young men
is unusually complete; here are some of
the newest things
Sport suits by Hart Schaffher & Marx
with all-around belt to buckle, in the new
est colors and weaves. The famous Varsity Fifty Five Suits
Trench coats in military designs; light weight models for cool
days or for rainy days.
Soft hats in all the latest coloring and models
Shirts in a variety of striking patterns; fall colorings
Something different in neckwear and hosiery, besides a host
of other interesting things
Don't wait until you're ready to buy come now, look around
The Hamilton-Cather Clothing Co.
The Home of Hart Shaffner & Marx Clothes
time, rather than gadding tho streets,
as is now the practice.
A. U. Mi-Arthur, lie of the Red Cloud
Chief has done his "bit". Ho helped
enlarge tho government imvy aiidnrmy
by printing free nil literature hcut out
by tho government before tho war;
tlipn after the war was dec-lured, he
printed free all tho government re
quested to llo.it the war lo;m mid build
up the finny and nuvy nt his flnnnchil
lpss; ho also donated column after col
umn for the Red Cross and Y. Sf C. A.
work free. Aftor such an earnest cam
paign the government thought ho was
a pretty good fellow and as they warn
ed tho.o kind of fellows ho was draft
ed and Is now serving ut Ft. Riley,
Kunsiis. after he u-ed his newspaper
to his best ndvantHgo.
Mai did not put in exemption papers
either, and we glory in his pride for
his country, l'atiiots like MoArthur
will be hard to Hud. All hats off to
him. Rlverton Review.
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We are distributing
Radford Plan and
Information Books
COME IN AND GET YOURS
Piatt & Frees
Red Cloud, Nebraska
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Will Not Seize Home Food
Tlmvn 5a tin truth in .1 widnlv cir
culated statement that the govern
ment expects to take food supplies
fmm jinv fnmilv. Roth tho Food Ad
ministration and the Department of
.Agriculture join III 14 aiuiuiiiuiib iu
nnnnfnvnnl M'lint SOOnlB tf llO fl flfllh-
orate propaganda to the effect that
lin rrnvnrnmnnt. fntnnds to take from
every family all canned goods put up
in excess 01 iuu quarts.
This is only one of the variations of
41m viimmv wliinli lms linnn widely cir
culated. Another statement is that
the government has been urging the
canning, drying ana preserving oi
fruits and vegetables so that they will
be in convenient foim for the govem
tnnnt in lmndln nnd tmnsnort when it
takes them away from the people.
rUllliei UlUUUlilUUII lo uiuv llil-ai;
goods arq to be taken from the Amer
ican homos and shipped to England.
Specific Instance Cited.
In one instance a motorist stopped
at a farmhouse to fill the radiator of
his automobile. In the course of
conversation ho casually inquired
whether the furmcr'sfamily was can
ning all the surplus fruits and vege
tables in order to help conserve tho
food supply. Ho was informed that
tho farmer was not doing this because
tho government intended to take all
the cunncd goods away eyept a small
part bf it actually needed by the fam
ily Itonlf.
The authorities state emphatically
tlinf ir aiiMi nniirsn lma nvnr lionn
contemplated by the government. On
the contrary, uoin mo department oi
ngriculturo and tho food administra
tion nre stronly urging housewives
r nnn nrwl nrnonirn. nsnnnlnllv fit. till!
time, all surplus fruits ond vegetables
in oruer mm me iiuuticjiuuia iiiuiu
solves may havo a cheap and plenti
ful supply of food.
Mr and Mrs. R. W. Koontz were
c tiled to KaiibHs City tho flrfet of tho
week by tho serious Illness of their
'son, Raymoiul, who has been taking a
oourso in an automobile sohool there.
Mr. Koontz roturned.home Wednesday
mid Informs us that Raymond will be
operated upon in a liospltul at that
place today.
For Sale; '. sections improved
laud in Wiibbiiigton-County, Colorado
nUo U M sootlotis unlmpmvod land. Kor
information write Earl Moffet, Akron,
Colorado. "
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Porch Furniture
While the evenings are hot zahy not
spend yottr evenings on yotir porch?
We have the Porch Swings, Setees and Porch
Chairs to make you comfortable. We also have
a good stock of Folding Canvas Cots, Steel Cots
and Sanitary Couches. Come in and let us show
them to you. CJ THE PRICES ARE RIGHT.
ROY SATTLEY
Furniture Dealer 4
Licensed Embalmer
fit
RED CLOUD'S LEADING 'HARDWARE STORE
There s no side-stepping
the Inevitable Facts
Old Jack Frost will soon be with us
Arc you prepared to meet him?
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Safety First!
Be Prepared!
South Bend Ranges and Jllinoy Ieaters
JnsureIIealth', Happiness and Comfort
TRINE SELLS 'EM
SATISFACTION Oli YOUR MONEY REFUNDED
Try an Ad in the Chief if you want to buy sell or trade
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