The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, February 21, 1918, Image 1

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4 Newspaper That Gives The Nuns Fifty-two Weeks Each Year Far $1.50.
VOLUME 47
1?EI CLiOUl). NMIMIASKA. ITISBKUALIY '-M, ) Si 1.1.
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Save Your Mmiey
The chief reason for saving your money
is that you will have the MONEY, with
INTEREST later on when you may nefcd it.
It is also a step toward financial independ- .
ence and success.
It makes you a better citizen. The person
with a bank account is looked upon as one
who is thrifty and dependable.
Now is the time to begin saving. Open
a bank account here, today.
Deposits in this bank are protected by the Depositors
Guarantee Fund of the State of Nebraska
f- Thirty Eight of Editor's
Company go to France Soon
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Libi
JJ fast and get ready to go to tho 4
ision school which is being held at
Webster County Bank
rary Board Molds
Meelingon Monday
A rcirular mcctinjr of tho Library
On Sunday evening wo were issued ' Hoard was held on Monday, February
bayonets and scabbards and also" cov-iisth. All members were present,
ors for our contcens so wo would be j a motion was made to use tho lec
fixed out. On Monday morning we turo room of tho library for oducu
had to get up at Ave o'clock, outbreak- tional and literary purposes. After an
dlv- extended dificiiRfttnn lhn motion was
tho withdrawn.
;. Smokey Hill flats about a milo and a a motion was made to permit the
,' half south of Fort Riley. Each com- Webster County Chapter of tho Red
W pany must attend the school two Cross to use tho lecture room for Red
;J weeks and our company has one more Cross work. The motion was seconded.
week. There arc several classes held An amendment'was then made to use
; which arc: bayonet, automatic rifle the room only when tho library was
and hand grenadiers. Yo editor is in not open to the public. The vote on
,; the bayonet class. It was very hard the amendment was as follows:
! , work and tiresome the first few days. For Stoncbrcaker, Kaley.-Whitchcad.
C , There are twelve companies out of the Against McCall, Overing, Tumurc,
P.four regiments attending this school Sattlcy, Foe, Cather. Amendment lost.
5 and each company has field .ranges. The vote on the motion was ns fol-
2. The cooks come out every day and lows:
prepare dinnei- for the men. On For Cather, Overing, Turnure, Mc-
Thursday it was very windy and dusty Call, Foe.
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C and the dust blew into our dinner, but Against Kalcy, Stoncbrcaker, Whitc-
ij.. we were very hungry and ate dirt and head, Sattlcy, Motion carried
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DeLaval
Cream Separator
We do not believe that a farmer who knows anything
about farm machinery could be induced to buy any separa
tor other than a DeLaval .after he had seen the latest im
proved DeLcval machine anil had given it a trial.
It is a fact that 99 per cent of all separator buyers who
do SEE AN TRY A DE LAVAL machine before buying
purchase the DcL,aval and will haveno other The 1 per
cent who do not buy the DeLaval are those -who allow
themselves to be influenced by some other consideration
besides real genuine separator merit.
If you arc thinking nbotit biiyiug u cream separator we will
consider It a favor it yon will permit us to sot up a DeLnvul for
you on your avu place uud huve you give it a fair trial.
You will bo under uo obligation to buy tho machine It It does
nut unite Rood ull our oliiiuiH, and should you dectdu to keop
"it uuil cannot uouvcuietnly pay cash, you may do so ou such
eaby terms tlmt It will actually save its costs wbllo you aiu
paying for It.
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Geo. W. Trine
all. It is a seven milo hike out to the Application by Christian Science So-
drill grounds. All the men are- very cicty for permission to rent thelccturc
tired when they get in nt night and room of the library for services on
go to bed early. Sunday morning and -Wednesday
On 'Saturday morning about six evening resulted' in the motion being
tfcloclMhc fire, whistle blew and we mnde that tho lccturoaorrf be not
had -''to .pack up our blankets and used for sectarian purposes. The vot6
stand-out doors for about an hour as on this motion-was ns follows:
it. Avos a fire-drill. , For McCall, Kalpyr Btqncbreaktiv,
On Sunday "vvc were issued ouv ideppCather, JTurnufe, Sattloy, -Whitehead,
tificatidn tags "which bear our, 'name Foe. """
and tho company, and regiment and wo 'Against None Overing not voting.
have to wear these tags around ouv ! The president of the, board then ap,
ncck. In tho morning it was pay day pointed a committee of three, compos
and vq were all, -happy to draw our ed of Sattlcy, Turnure1 and Foe, to
money as many of the boys were make final arrangements for a formal
about broke- opening of tho library.
Within a few days thirty per cent The library is completed with the
of tho'men here will be scnt.to France, exception of a few days work on the
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pany. finish this week. It is the intentions
As Friday is Washington's birth- of the board to have tho building op-
To Accomplish Good Work
You Mut Have Proper Equipment
The Parker Lucky Curve
Self Filling Fountain Pen
is unequalled. Our new slock contains
THE PEN YOl NEED
at $2.50 to $6.00
Lower 'Priced Self Filling Pens at
$1.25, $1.50 and $2.00
Make Sure Your Childs EYES ARE RIGHT and Able
to Sustain the Strain fyfoscd by School Work
We Make EXAMINATIONS FREE
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as a big program has been prepared
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I Sunday at Christian Church
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10:00 a. m. Suaday Sohool.
11:00 a. m. Preaohiag on a much misuaderstood subject,
Sunday evenia Union Service.
Monday evening Semi-annual buaiaeat meetingr All
jjj oflicial members to meet and give reports of work
5" done. North room of church,
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Writes From San Francisco
Mr. T. V. White received tlie follow,
lug oominiintcatlou from Ids son Paul,
who joined the nuvy some months no
at tho Den ver recruiting btution:
San i'Vauelsco,' Feb. 'J., 1'JlS
Denr Follcbl'
Iieucivud your letter the other dny
and also i lcttur from Grucu tolling me
sho whs to be miirrlcd. Am "till tit
Goat Island. A big plot by Ot'iimtu
sympathizers mid I. V. W. to' blow up
the plurs on thf const uud the wiieh'ha
station on the I-duod thb frtihti.iled
about two weeks ago U'hoy put it
bunch of us from the guurd to gutiid
lug the wirelcni. Htntiou. We walk
around ttml urouud it, eueh guide iu
tight of the niun uliead of him, wllh
tho htiyonetii ilxed on our gun rcmly
for business. It is one lutlf mile
around it mid wi; witllc round it IS
timus in four hom-6. We are on four
hours and off eight. It in otic half
.mile up thoro ami we make two trips J
up and buck, nuking us walk 20 miles
and curry u gun, every 21 bourn. 1
was on tho 13 to 4 shift every day. Go
to bed at 7 or 8, get up nt 11 o'clock
that night, guard from 12 to 1 mid go
to bed again at 4:30, get up at 0:3U. So
you see our sleep is nil cut up and iU
a long tlmo between mcalh.
Will send you a picture of myt-olf
and somu kodak pictures uud dims.
Keep the films where they won't be de
stroyed, so if I want any more printed
from them,
It Is fine weather hero, with green
grass, llowers, etc. I am living in a
tent with an oil stove in. it. Weigh
145 pouuds in light clothes, " It rainod
boro last night nud I bad' to Wear boots
this morning. Will b'p.mW for somo
time yet. Tbcro is a DuU-h battleship
in the bay nepr the rshind rind a lot of
Dutch sailors here.
Will close for Ibis time.
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en to the public on or about March 1st.
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Income Tax Officer In City
C. B. l'eery, a federal income-tax
officer is in the city this week and will
bo here until March 1st to assist citi
zens in making out their tax sched
ules. His headquarters are at the
court house, and his scryices arc en
tirely free to the public. All married
men having a net income of $2,000
per year, and all single men having
an annual net income of $1000 or,
more must make a report to the Gov
ernment. It is estimated that there
arc about 400 citizens to make this re
port. In calling upon his Income Tax In
specor each taxpayer should bring
with him a statement of his business
foj- the year 1917. If you arc a farm:
cr and have never kept a set of books,
you can secure this information by in
imiry at places where you have made
salps, at the creamery, at tho elevator,
stock yards, etc., and by reference to
ycgur bank deposits.
Brjing the following with you: state
ments of all salaries, wages, commis
sions, pensions received; Btatomcnt
showing any profit from sales of land
or other property; statement of all
rents and interest received; statement
of any income received from other
sources; statement of income received
from your business, farm or prefev
A farm statement should contain
tho following information; Total cash
received from tho Bale of farm pro;
'ducts listed as follows: cattle, hogs,
horses, wheat corn, poultry,, butter,
cream, alfalfa, hay, straw, oats, bar
ley, rye nd mules; tho amount re
ceived from the sale of other farm
products and tho value of produce
traded at the stores.
Tho total cash paid for .business ex
penses should bo listed as follows;
cash paid for hired help, seed pur
chases, livo stock bought for rc-sale,
rent, feed purchases, threshing bills,
all interest paid on indebtedness and
taxes paid on both personal and real
cBtate.
.Pe not include the following ex
penses: Xjiwrpersonal liying expenses
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The coritour from
shoulder to knee is
important There
should be no brek,
but an easy sweep
of line over the
jiir top of the corset
straight down the
hips.
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Warners ;
insure this sweep of ' line and "blot out"
the break one otherwise would find.
They are well-made, prettily designed and
tiimmed, and as strongly guaranteed as the
celebrated Warner's Rustproof Corsets:
firs. UMn Phages
Farmer's attention, l Ho more auc-t
tioHs. Buy your karses, collars and
sweat pads bow wklle yow ean get exjmsesWthe dwelling iu walck you
at-a ,Mc avtef;.- Fegvl. iHve, cost t sew sHxUaery,
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