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A Brassiere will
Complete Your Corset
The contour from
shoulder to knee is
important. There
should be no break,
but an easy sweep
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Warners ic Brassieres
insure this sweep of line and "blot out
- the break one otherwise would find.
They arc well-made, prettily designed and
trimmed, and as strongly guaranteed as the
celebrated Warner's Rustproof Corsets.
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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
Red Cloud. Nebraska
PUBLISHED KVEKY TIIUHBDAY
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Why don't You buy her
the Best Range?
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The most important part of home equipment is the
cooking range. Look at the range your wife or mother
is using. Ask her if she is perfectly satisfied with it.
Then come and see us. We will show you
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SJlU'' ONLY IJK.MOCUAT1C l'Al'Ell IN
WKIiHTKIt COUNTY
Fifth Shipment of
Red Cross Supplies
The regular monthly shipment of
Red Cro38 supplies was made tho first
of the week and filled four largo boxes
one box containing 145 sweaters. This
shipment wa,s made up of. iho knitting
for the cntfrei countyfor the month'
and the liospital supplies made by ho
Auxiliaries in and near Red Cloud
since Jan. Kith.
DATIN AUXILIARY
11 Sweaters ,.
15 Bed shiits
1 pair socks
GARFIELD AUXILIARY
8 Sweaters
8 pair socks
1 pair wristlets
1 helmet
13 suits pajamas
1NAVALE AUXILIARY
18 Sweaters
13 pair socks ,
1 pair wristlets
G pair helmets
144 Sub Hilkfs
4 quits
G suits pajamas
LESTER AUXILIARY
10 Sweaters
3 pair wristlets
11 wash cloths
12 tray cloths
24 napkins
3G Hakfs
12 infant dresses
12 infant bootees
2 infants blankets
D bed shiits
RED CLOUD AUXILIARY
55 Sweaters
7 pairs socks s
3 pairs wristlets
14 suits pajamas
21 bath robes
25 bed shirts '
G bath towels
48 hand towels
12 wash cloths
3G Hdkfs
14 quilts
1 knit ufghan
7 surgeons sponges
STATE LINE AUXILIARY
8 Sweaters
5 pair wristlets
i 1G pair socks $
1 helmet
12 napkins
24 wash (cloths
12 bed shirts
G quilts
WAR RELIEF CLUB
1 Sweater
1 muffler
G suits pajamas
12 bed jackets ,
12 hand towels
48 hdkfs.
12 napkins
G quilts
1 blanket
G wash cloths
BLUE HILL
7 Sweaters ,
5 pairs socks , w
3 pairs-wristlets.
2 helmets $
GUIDE ROCK' ; ;
3 Sweaters v
1 muffler
5 pair socks
18 pair wristlets
2 helmets
CQWLES
sweaters
pairs socks ,.. ,
pairs wristlets ,,, ,..
helmets :. iftc.
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INAVALE
Ait Myers shelled com Wednesday
afternoon.
Eli Strong autoed to Red Cloud on
Monday afternoon.
Will Topham and family spent Sun
day at Tim Topham's.
Bessie and Jessie Rutledgo wcio in
Red Cloud Sunday.
Mr. Bert Leonard and family au
toed to Red Cloud Sunday.
Adim Reed spent several days this
week at Mr. Rob. llunsickcr's.
Mr. Frank Kincaid moved this week
onto his farm south of tho river.
Luclle Olmstcad of Red Cloud spent
tho week end with Eva Grossman.
A baby girl arrived at the, home of
Rosdbo Biich and wife Monday, night.
Clarence Reed and family spent
Sunday in the country at Mr. Chas.
Rinkcr's.
Thad Saunders and daughter, Ber
nice, were in Red Cloud Tuesday af
ternoon. Mrs. Stcvo Kennedy and Mrs. Roy
Palmer autoed to Riverton Monday
afternoon. .
Eleanor Harvoy and Mayctta uaiK
cr are entertaining the Liberty meas
les this week.
Inez and Sylvia Strickland of Red
Cloud attended tho lecture course on
Monday night.
Mr. Crawford and Chas. Dickcrson
sawed wood for Will Carpenter Tues
day afternoon.
Rev. Hill and -family of Phillips,
Neb., came Saturday night for a
Week's visit.
t largo crowd attended Lorcn Hun-
sickers sale here Saturday. . Every
thing sold good.
The W. C. T. U. ladies held a sale
and served supper at Hunter's hall
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Will Topham and wife and Mrs.
Guy Barker autoed to Red Cloud on
Friday of last week.
Mrs. Roy Palmer and nephew, Ivan
Barker, wero in Red Cloud Friday,
having dental work done.
A large crowd attended the last
number oftho lecture course Monday
night at the Christian church.
Dr.v Stockman of Red' Cloud was
called heie Tuesday night to attend
tho illness of Mrs. Ina Wickwirc.
Rev. Hill and Ruv. Murlless "are
holding revival meetings at New Vir
ginia church this week and probably
next.
Mrs. M. C. Hummel spent Monday
night and Tuesday with Mrs. Dan
Norriu, who is at her daughter's, Mrs.
C. A. Waldo.
Don't forget the quarterly confer
ence Sunday night at 7:30 at tho M. E.
church. Rev. Embree will speak and
also administer the Lord's Supper. '
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SEE
OVEftlfiG BftOS. & GO.
After February 24, all bakers must
Ibako Victory bread, having at least
twenty per cent substitutes. Admiiv
istrator Wattles permits tho uso of
potatoes as substitutes b,y bakers up
to half tho substitute requirements,
but when so u&cd four pounds of po
tatocs must bo used to equal one
pound of substitutes.
Mahors of Artlstlc"JMonutnonts
Red Cloud,
Nebraska
We buy as good goods as
money can buy. We
guarantee every thing that
goes out. Live and let
live prices. Come in and
be convined.' Always
here to take care of your
wants
Up-to-Date Staple and
Fancy Groceries
Cash or Trade for Your Produce
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Mutineer Veterinary la Charge j
C. H. Miner Serum Co.
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Anti Hog Cholera Serum
Had Cloud, Ntbrnakn '
Wire or Phone at Our Eixpcnsc
U. S. Veterinary License No. 45
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Hamilton - Gather
Clothing. Co.
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Everything a RfiQn
or Boy Wears
Hod Cloud Nebraska
By now baking rules, , bakers aye
now permitted to make and cell three
fouiths pound loaves of bread. jThe
new loaf must comply strictly with
all icgulations of tho Food Adminis
tration and must be sold at propor
tionate cost. Under tho rulings now,
loaves weighing three-fourths' pound,
ono pound, ono and one-half pounds,
two pounds, and three pounds may bo
bnked,
BLADEN
Win. Lanphear was in St Joseph this
week.
Mary Zoph visited fi tends in Blue
Hill Fridivy.
Mrs John Brown wus a Blue Hill
visitor Friday.
Mrs. A. B. Miigner of Mitchell, visit
oil at the homo of her son, Oliver, this
week. ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Halt yisitod nt
tho home of S V. Hull ami family tho
llrst or the week'
Mrs II. 0. WlleoxntUiidert tho State
UxeeutUo mewtlng of this W. C. T V
nt Lincoln, thin week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis Znjic woro visit
qh nt tho homo of Mr. mid Mib. John
Zulic of Dowecsu (his weak.
Mr Bny Hoguto wus over from Blue
Ulirthe llrst ottlio week visiting her
parents, Mr and Mrs. II. II. Hendricks
The Uluden hoys' basket bnll team
defeated tho Cowles boys Friday even
ing at that plaje by u bcoro of L'ii to 21.
Tho ()wle girls won over tho Bluden
girls by h booro of 10 to 10. Both
games wero hard fought and clean.
Mrs. Ira Walburn has beeu very low
tho past week with Ijeurt trouble. Her
bou, Virgil Walburn, camo up from
Camp Funston on an urgent call for
tho niembers of the family as did her
ton V. E. Walburn of Morrill, and
daughters, Mis. Froc Ilargolroad of
(Heuvlllc, mid Mildred Walburn of
Duluth, Minn.
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Now that tho oil well lias reached-
tho 2000 foot mark, down where the
oil is expected to bo found, many of
tho stockholders are showing consider
able interest in tho well. It Is report
ed that a telephone call to one of out
leading stock men caused him to nrlsa
at about :i a. ui., on last Sunday morn.
lug and hurry to the bcone or nctlvi
ties. Also a local business man was
on tho sceno a few hours beforo his
regular breakfast hour. Kind of looks
llko thoro will bo arealstampeed when
tlio oil really begins to bubble out
over .tho top of the casing.
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TF you want your home
Store or garage wired let
me furnish you an estimate
on the job, complete.
Everything : Electrical
Our prices are right, workmanship
the best and material guaranteed.
We order any special fixtures you
want and install them satisfactorily.
Let us figure, on your next job
E. W. STEVENS
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AT OUR CAFE
Powell & Pope
Tho bait hns been lifted on the con
sumption of mutton and lamb on
meatless days until April 15th by or
der of tho Food Administrator. Ac-
Advices to Food Administiator
Wattles ate that manufacturers of
essential food products will ho nblc
to got thoir full necessary sugar ro- cording to rules promulgated by Food
cjuiiomonts for manufacturing pur-' Administrator Wnttlc3, mutton and
poses during the coming soaion. This' lamb may bo eaten-on meatless days
npplios particularly to packers o until tho date namod. Surplus pro
fruits, condensed milk, and prescrv- J duetlon is givon as tho reason by the
ing necessary egetahles. It alo ap'-' Washington authorities who advised
plies to housewives in buying ougar tho now ruling. Tho order is effective
for preserving purposes. immediately.
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We solicit a share of yout
patronage daring 1918
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