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Buy Ulead at Powell & Pope's Cafe.
Uev. ntnl Mis llainmel wore out of
town visitors today.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Mocdo were Hluo
Hill vlsltois Saturday.
Mrs. N. A. Piatt spent Friday with
her pnrents at Cowles.
Art Myers of Inavale, was in the city
Saturday cnroute to Hastings.
Mrs. Bert Leonard was down from
Inavale Monday enronte to Hastings.
An eleven pound boy camo to the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Crow Jan.
14th.
Joe Topham visited his wifo Monday
nt Hastings where she Is taking treat
ment.
Mr. Mrs. Schuyler Ilrowhard are the
guests of Mis. G. A. Schultv. and
family.
In another column (Jeo. Mullein ad
vertises a big public sale at his place
west of Inavale
Mrs. A. J. Topham, who is taking
treatment at Hastings is reported ns
getting along nicely.
Frank Nolan has moved off tho
(iilmes farm; John Galbrailh, of(irand"
Island takos his place.
Coming to the Ornheum, "Tho Haiti-
bow Trail," a sequel to "The Itlders of
the Purple Sage." Watch for date.
Wolf Hunt south of the river Wed
nesday, Jan. 20th. A big crowd of
hunters are expected to participate.
II. Henry, a former roMdeut, passed
through lied Cloud Saturday enroute
from Pueblo, Colo., to Kansas City.
R. C. H. I. lied cockerels for sale
SI 50 and S2.00 each. -Alici: K.U'it
iath, Phone 501, Guide Hock, N'e
braska. GO-lt
Mrs. Thompson and daughter Nolo,
from Lebanon, Ivan., who hnvo been
the guests of Mrs. N. Phillip", went U)
Vymoro Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ru Hedge and
daughter Nellie went to Hastings Sat
urday. Miss Nellie is to assist in the
Stevens Bros, atudio at that, place.
Dr. Warrick, the specialist, will meat
eye, ear, nose and throat patients, and
those needing glasses fitted at Dr
Damerell's Weduesday, Fob. 5th.
Hours 2 to 0. 4 3t
Mr. and. Mrs. E. S Garber enter
tained Miss Nita Ci angle now a teach.-!
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er 1U f,ne.XTUKWii ncauemjr, wiiu am
tended services at, the Congregational
, church Sunday.
' The divine side of religion is being
emphasized at the Revival Meetings
at the Christian Church Rev. J. L
Becbe's themes are calculated to
awaken interest and intensify spiritual
life Rev. E. F. Mnichard of Alma, Is
assisting this week.
ORPHEUM
Friday and Saturday
Jan. 23-24
THIS WEEK
The Firefly of France
An intensely absorbing picture of
adventure and love with its scenes
laid lu New York on shipboard and
finally in France. Every scene is
filled with thrills.
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Also a Two Reel Sennett Comedy
Her Blighted Love
Admission 17 and Ho
NEXT WEEK
Monday and Tuesday, Jan.
37 and 28. Mrs. Vernon Castlo in
"Vengeance is Mine," in fire reels
Also 13th episode of Hands Up.
Wednesday and Thursday,
Jan. 29 and 30, "The Regeneration"
Vibrant Colorfest Spectacular. A
Fox live reel picture Also , a two
reel Sunshine Comedy, "Who's
Father."
Coming. "The Rainbow, Trail,"
sequel to the "Riders of the Purple
Sage," Feb. 12 and 13. You can
And the book at the City Library.
Buy Bread at Powell it Pope's Cafe.
But and drink nt Powell it Popo's
Cafe. tf
N. A. Platt was a weekend Hustings
visitor.
Mrs. Geo Warren was a Hastings
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Roy Cramer was a Hastings
visitor Saturday.
W. A. Kent is able to be down town
with aid of crutches.
Mrs. Mary Polnicky and son Paul
are home from Omaha
Misses Nellie and Lottie Kmerton
wont to Hastings Tuesday.
Mrs Goo Mntkln of Inavalo was a
Saturday visitor In tho city.
Good meals good service moderate
prices Powell & Pope's cafe.
Mrs. Lizzie Hounds was a visitor
from Grand Island Saturday.
Attorney L. II. lllackledge returned
from Lincoln the first of tho week
Mrs. Chris Zeiss and son Pinion arc
visiting Miss Violet Zeiss at Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs Goo. Pllley have gone
to their new home near" Gillette, Wyot
Ed McCune who has been on the
sick list for several months is 4U,rov
lug.
Mis. N. M. Froncn, Hastings, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Brad
ford
Clifford Htholman and family will
occupy tho J. E. .larbu farm northeast
of the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Campbell, of Ayr,
vititcd relatives and friends in Red
Cloud Tuesday.
The Eastern Star will meet, at the
Masonic Hall next Monday night, Jan
27. at 8 oclock.
Mis. Ida Marshall is the guest of
her brother and family at Lebanon.
Kan , this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Stanley of Lebanon.
Kan., spent Saturday in Red Cloud
visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Dale Montgomery
havogono to Sedalia, Colo. , and may
settle in that section.
Alf Nolan went to Denver Sunday
evening to purchaso cattle for the
Miner and Nolan herds.
(ieo. Kugstrom is homo from ovor
senp, the first Red Cloud boy home
from the war zone front.
W" A. Kent has rented tho Alice
llosmer farm north of town and will
tske possession the 1st of March.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wlnsor, of Prince
ton, Miu., who were tho guests of Mrs.
Alice Meyers, have goneto Clay Center
' Mr. FfaW Petersen js constructing
his artificial iccplant ap ilrat'capaolty
can be readily increased as required
Miss Margaret Miner who Js atterjd.
ing school at Lincoln had the mlsfor
tune to break her arm ""while playing
basket ball last week.
Tho old Grice drugstore building is
being torn down. Mr. Peterson will use
the good material therefrom will be
used in the construction of the new
leo plant.
The High school basket ball boys,
of Franklin, aro coming over here to
monow (Fiiday) night and a lively
game may be expected at the High
School gym.
You Are Losing Money
If you don't sell your cream
to the Fanners L'liion Co-opcr-tivo
Company and reccivo the
dividends. lOtf
Someone was careless enough to look,
for trouble in an auto motor with a
lighted match Sunday night. They
fouud it. A blaze resulted but with
out serious damage except what was
due to occupants of the car making a
wild scramble through the side cur
tains. Russol A mack is home from training
camp with honorablo discharge creden
tials. Hc oa,mc Jnfrom Haatlngs Sun
day, having reached that city too late
to catch the Saturday evening'traln.
In answer to telephone call Mrs
A mack went to the city making tho trip
via auto.
The company prospecting for oil
near Harrlsburg, Banner county, is
evidently hopeful, for it is still at work
and already its prospect hole is down
deepor than 09 per cent of the pros
pect holes. Somo trouble has been
experienced in losing drills and by
choked casing, but the drilling is pro
ceeding with all possible speed. The
company is prepared to go to a depth
of 5,500 feet or more than a mile, be
fore abandoning the project.
A doublo header basket ball game
attracted a large attendance at the
High School gymnasium Friday even
ing. Two teams, one mascaline and
one femlnlno.'camc over from Frank
lin and engaged the Red Cloud repre
sentatives in two snappy games, After
the dust of battle had settled it was
found that the scores were Young
Ladies IS, 17, in favor of Franklin;
Young men 32, 14, in favor of Red
Oloud.
Farm Loans
I am ready to make farm loans in
any amount at lowest rates, best
terms and option. Absolutely no de
lay and no inspection expense. Sole
agent for Trcvctt, Mattis and Baker.
9ome private money.
J. H. BAILEY.
Farm Bureau Notes
FARM EXCHANGE
The next farm exchango bulletin
will be published February 1st. After
that wo will discontinue publishing
tho Farm Exchango until next Sep
tember, so bo sure and list your sur
plus and wants with us by February
1st.
SHORTHORN AND HEREFORD
CALF CLUB
Tho following rules nre for the
Shorthorn Calf Club. The Horcford
Club rules are tho same.
RED CLOUD STATE BANK SHORT.
HORN CALF CLUB MBMUHRSHIP
Hoys nnd girls from Is to 20 arc eli
gible to membership. 10 to 50 mem
bers will constitute the club. Sign up
an application blank at once If you
wish to become u member.
FEED AND CARE
Meinbors must tako the heifer that
falls to his or her lot in April, and
feed and care for it till tho Fanners'
Institute at Bed Cloud lu October
Tho better care and feed the member
gives the heifer, the mnro profit they
will realle.
HEIFBRS PURCHASED
The heifers will be selected from a
good Pure Bred Herd of Shorthorn
cattlo by C. B. Stewart and County
Agent Fauch, and paid for by the
Red Cloud State Bank. The heifers
will range in age from 0 months to one
year old, and in price fioni SI','.") toSlAO.
The boy or girl must give a noto to
the State I!, ink for the purchase price,
said note to bo signed by the parent.
HEIFERS GROUPED AND DRAWN
BY LOT
If we hnve .lO members I ho fiO heifers
will be placed in .", groups of 10 each.
A price will be put on each group of
heifers according to finality, condition
and breeding, ranging from SK'5 to
ijl.'i). Heifers will be nuinhoied from
I up. Placo numbers corresponding
to tho numbers given cacli heifer,
separate number in each envelope, nnd
members will draw out their number.
Members will bo allowed to diaw in
order their applications were receiv
ed. No member will know before
hand which heifer they will get.
PRIZES
Five prizes will be given in each of
tho five groups as follows: 1st prize,
S10. 2nd prize,' 88. Srd'prlzc', JO. 4th
prize, S4. 5th prize,'? ' '
When the heifers arc brought in fo'n
sale they will be judged in the group
in which they originally went out 'so
that all of the members will know
whom they will' have to show against
from the beginning. The first prize'
heifer in each group will compete 'for
championship and receive a handsome
ribbon.
RULES v
To the State Bank, Bed Cloud, Ne
braska. v,
I agree to become a member of the
Red Cloud State Bank Shorthorn Calf
Club and abide by the following rules:
1st I agree to tako tho heifer that
inns to my lot in tiie drawing and to
take the best possible caro ol her with
tho idea of having her in good condi
tion by the tune of tho Farmers' In
stitute. 2nd I also agree to bring my heifer
to Red Cloud during the Farmers' In
stitute on the day that shall be set as
sale day, aud allow her to be sold to
the highest bidder. The difference
between what I paid for the heifer nnd
sale price shall bo my prollt. I agree
to a pro-rata reduction from sale price
for nocessary sale expenses.
3rd At the sale I shall have the
right to bid or buy my heifer or any
other heifer at the sale.
4th I agree to stand my pro rata
share, up to two-thirds value, should
any member of tho club lose a heifer.
Said two-thirds afuB''Bhairie deter
mined on a basis of 'first cost.' ,
Cth I also agree to give a note
bearing 7 per cent interest from date
of purchase for the purchase price of
my heifer, said note being due on sale
day.
HENRY R. FAUSCII,
County Agricultural Agent.
$6.00
In Trade at
Hamilton-Cather
and
$6.00
In Trade at
Cowden-Kaley'g
For High Score
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At the Bowling Alley
Buy Ihead at Powell ,t Pope's Cafe.
Will M. Maupln, dlrcitor of tho Bur
eau or Publicity, In Uis annual repent
to the governor, showed that he had
kept well within the limits of his ap
propriation; that ho hail printed and
circulated 12,000 copies of "Nebraska
Facts; ' that he had printed and circu
lated h0,oo() plcconnf printed unit tor
about Nebraska, nnd answered sovoral
thousand letters of liupiii-y about Ne
braska. He recommends the continu
ation of tho department with an ad
equate appropriation. Mr, Maupln
says in his annual report that he can
not speak too highly of the oo-opora-Hon
shown tho Department of Public
ity by the Newspapers of Nebraska.
Baptist Church Notes
Preaching at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. m.
preceded by song and praise service
Sunday School 10 n. m.
The Willing Workers will moot with
Mis. T. Walker Friday at 'J.Ho p. in.
By the way, both of tho Ladles So
oictliN have taken on new life, both
being well attended.
The Duke of Wellington said, To
educate men without Christianizing
them is only to make of them clove
devil. Then, as thousands of our
young men fought and died to make
the world safe for democracy lot us
cons 'ci ate our lives in making demoe
racy sale for the world by Christian!
ing of men, showing ourselves worthy
of the heritage left us by our Itaptist
ancestors of whom thousands jlelded
their lives for religious liberty.
Special Notice
Hav.ng closed out my business I am
4tiinus to collect all my out standing
accounts as soon as possible.
Those owing tue can (iud my state
ments at the olllce of Platt t Flues
Phase call there and settle either by
cash or noto at your eniliest conven
ience. My trade chips will bo redeem
ed at tho same placo if presented with
in ao days. N. A. PLATT.
Farmers Take Notice
The Farmers' Union will hold a
meeting on Thursday, January IJOth,
in the Kellogg building at ono o'clock
fcharp for tho purpose of electing new
officers. There will bo somo good
speakers present, nlsoa full report of
tho business will be given since May,
4tlu AU'stook holders and members
are requested to be present,
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WISECARYER. President:.
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Invited to Omaha ',,
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Edsel Ford, twenty-four, head of,
tthi Ford motor factories, at a salary of
SlJtO.OfK) a year, has been invited to at
tend Omaha's fourteenth annual auto
mobile show in the Omaha auditorium,
March 10 to 15. Young Ford has taken
the placo of his father, now a publish
er. Many of the biggest men in the
automobile Industry will attend the
exposition, according to Clarke (J.
Powell, Manager.
Referee's Sale of Real Estate
Tho Christ Nelson teal estnto will
ell at refeioo'a sale at south door of
coin t house on Jan. US, KltO at '2 p. m
For particulars sec K G. Caldwell,
referee or
:i-'2t F. J. Mi'NWAV, Attorney
Things to Worry About
Lots of people just love to worry,
but ofton find themselves at a loss for
anything to worry about. For the
benefit of all such, we offer the follow
ing aids to wrinkles and gray hairs:
Your enemy's boils.
r0 0,t)berp.eople'f money, . , i
, xa0)aptn oi me sea.
,.jext year's vacation
The wheat crop in Iceland.
The dollar bill you lost ten' years
ago.
The location of the next world's fair
The scarcity of coal aloug the equa
tor. The exact speed of your neighbor's
oar.
The domestic affairs of your neigh,
bors.
The welfare of the inhabitants of
Mars.
Tho number of sparrows in the
United States.
The crop ylolds of the United States
in 1094.
The whereabouts of the warts you
once bad.
The KaUer's toothache, or King Ed
wardV gout.
The whereabouts and welfare of
your first iwoetheart.
The health of a fourth oousln whom
you have never seen.
Indications thla year are that 1032
will be the hottest year in history. '
Th Ml If AT HOME EXPECT YOU
i He ruLi to tell 'em all about
txirnaratin
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Dependable
GROCERIES
You always get the very
best at our store because
QUALITY goods are the
only kind we sell. The
brands we carry in stock
are recognized by the
housewife as the VERY
BEST of their kind.
Everything Fresli and Pure
Chase & Sanborns Coffees
liens Crackers and Cookies
Batavia Jams and Spices
Sunflower Canned Goods
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Christian Cfiurch
A Full Gospel will be preached. JThis is not ajflenom-
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