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We believe that it pay3 to give our
customers service and satisfaction;
that is why we want to sell you a
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F. L. BROWNE, Ednor nd Manase
rilK ONLY DKMOCItATIU I'Al'KK IN
WKHHTKK COUNTY
CREAM SEPARATOR
With a single tool the combination wrench and screw driver
shown in the illustration below, and a part of the Dc Laval equip
ment you can take opart a NEW Dc Laval and set it up again
in a few minutes.
Could any thine be easier or simpler?
There are no complicated parts no chain drives, no cog wheel
puzzles, io ball bearings to get flattened or broken. Every ad
justment can be made quickly by the man on the faun with no
rpecial understanding about machinery.
Sudi simple construc
tion makes the NEW Dc
Laval the easiest separator
to clean.
Speaking of the blizzard and
the big snowdrifts wouldn't it
be a numane mea io msuiuie a
search for
groundhog?
that poor little
It is forHhc farmer as well as
the business man. For the
countiy as well as the city. For
anything and everything thai
goes toward the upbuilding of
community interests. Get in
touch with it. Become a mem
ber thereof and boost. The
community, town or city that
docs not possess the co-opera
tive spirit will not make very
much progress.
Wo will aoll you n NEW Do
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The only tool requited willi a NEW D Lttal
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Drop a contribution into the
Armenian Relief fund and
thereby aid a homeless hungry
people to live and start on the
road that leads to comfort and
happiness.
The Woman Suffrage bill
failed to pass the senate by one
vote, and Senator Hitchcock
from this state voted against it
after having been instructed by
the legislature of the state to
vote for it. This will not make
the senator any friends in this
state. Bloomington Advocate.
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President Wilson is on the
way home. II j comes back, as
he went away, a "top-notcher"
in world-affairs. Wu do not re
call any one man in history
who has accomplished as much
or risen as rgn in so snort a
time. lie has left at Paris the
basic outlines of a new Declara
tion of Independance. He has
laid the cornerstone of a struc
ture which will make the world
more safe, sane and sociable.
If you have read enough to
know w.hat dreadful sufferings
the Armenians underwent be
cause of their sleadiast Chris
tianity, and of 1 1i ir destitute
condition at the present linn
you will not hesitate to aid in
the relief movement under way
hero in Red Cloud this week.
The total sum desired is but a
small amount as compared with
war funds and Red Cloud's
quota ought to be over-subscrib-edTwilh
very little effort on the
pari of the.cqmmittce in charge.
H. R. No. 355 is one of those
innocent little trouble makers
that bob up from time to time.
As to its sponsors and their
motives, we willingly concede
intentions such, as are Tsaid to
form pavement' for a very un
desirable place of residence lo
cated in the hereafter. But, in
our opinion, to attempt the en
forcement of ethical conditions
by means of physical or man
made law is a waste of time
and energy. By enactment and
enforcement of law a man may
be compelled to attend church
on Sunday but if he hath not
the spirit of righteousness in
hjs heart he will never become
a Christian. Apt illustration
of the fallibility of censorship
boards is seen where in one lo
cality Griffith's great storv of
"The Birth of a Nation" was
prohibited and in another the
schoolchildren were urfed to
take a day without being mark
ed "absent," to go and see it. In
one case "Sappho," which is a
story with a high moral and a
warning, was prohibited and
"Three Weeks" which under a
veneer of smooth English and
adherence to known facts is
grossly immoral, was permitt
ed. Leaving aside all argument
as to the right or ability of one
man, or a set of men. to decide
what is good and what is not
good in the ethics of art, we a it
opposed to the censorship bill
because it puts in the hands of
a few a power the misuse of
which is too great a temptation
for resistance.
A PATRIOTIC DUTY
Almost as vitaJ as that of protecting the honor
of flag and country, is the duty of protecting and
safe-guarding health. When strength is well-nigh exhausted
and the resistive powers are reduced, then is the time
disease germs are the most potent and when
SCOTIS EMULSION
affords splendid and effectual means of offsetting the
tendency toward weakness and protecting strength.
The abundant tonic and unique nourishing properties
of Scott's Emulsion make it a dependable agent that
may be used everyday, by anyone, to protect strength.
Scott c Uownc, UloomCclJ. N.J.
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We were just about to say,
There is going to be a lot of
work to do in 1920 and the time
for us democrats to start at it is
right now. If a tree is to bear
fruit it must be cultivated ahead
of-time. Politically its simply
a question of getting togetner
and sticking together. A you
boost for me and I'll boost for
you principle, uon i scauer
forces, conserve them in their
legitimate channels and there
by build up power that will
make itself felt in the work
that lies ahead.
The Other Side
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Smith Bros.
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Twenty-Fifth Sale of
Pure Bred Poland China
BRED SOWS
To be held at the farm 9 3-4 miles north-east of
Superior, and 3-4 mile north of Cadams, Neb.
Wednesday, Mar. 5th
This Sale will consist of about
40- Head -40
Of Spring Gilts Fall Gilts,
and Tried Sows
We are offering you in this our Second Bred Sow Sale
this spring a useful, grow thy lot of sows. They are up to
the usual standard found in our sales. Some of the very
best raised last year are in this sale. They were all rais
ed by us and are of the same breeding as the ones sold on
Feb. 6th and have all been vaccinated. Come and spsnd
the day with us. SALE UNDER COVER AT 1 P.M.
Wrlto for Cut a lot,'. Kree Ltinoh ut Noon
SMITH Bros.
The older people will oa.,il
recall the several periods in
American history when wages
were low. employment scarce,
t ramus a-plenty, '"bread lines"
and soup kitchens quite the
style. The world is in a very
similar condition today. For
years it has been sweeping on
ward in the throes of a fierce
warfare. Every energy has
been conserved and exploited
in the attainment of a single
objective, The sudden ceasa
tion of this enterprise causes as
much upset and disorder as did
the entry therein. Lack of em
ployment, hunger, unsettled
conditions, are the inevitable
results in sudden and radical
changes. The older and smaller
instances were known as "eco
nomic disturbances," "hard
times," panics." Today's world
hunger, unemployment, discon
tent, is termed Bolshevism. It
is the same old wine in a new
bottle.
Mr. L. K. Swift, president of Swift
& Company, comineotavwith regard tc
Mr. Hoover's letter-'jtd the President
oni tho paukiuK industry, saying hi,
purl:
Since there is no monopoly, tin,
facts do not justify the statement tba
as time goes on this,. efficiency cannot!
fail to diminish, an'tl,I)Ju a)l monopo.,
lies, besin to defend "itself by retires 1
sipa. rather than by efficiency. At
long as the large packers have to tlsi
their utmost efforts in cotnpctitioi
will) each other and with hundreds o
smaller concerns to earn their prollt
of only two or three cents on eacl
dollar of tales, there is no room for i
falling.olt in ellkdency.
However, 1 welcome Mieh slnceri
and ilisinteiealed ies as those cn
presed liy !i. Hui.ver. Tlie pnlil
and out- li-gis utuis need to uii(iei-t.uii '
our uuj.int.i--. tuut'h 11101.4 thuionOil
than tliev do now, before rliey aw in .
position to utnlertnUo rt irleh vi ki.
hltlou, bftill a. C'jiii Miiy lias ul 1111
tailly appeai od ln-fore (.onre-omi
Couiiuittue'to yivo such infoun.itiuii a
is desired. Wo have 11 thing to cm
ceul. All we want is an opportunity
10 got the facts before the public, and
when this lias been accomplished, we
shall rely on the sense of fair play ol
the American people, and shall abide
by their verdict.
B. E. RIDGLEY
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w. c. Henderson. r ""-" oupenur, neo.
JOHN YONNG, Clerk.
The trend of the times is to
ward co-operation. If a farmer
were to harness each of his
horses or mules to a small
plough and hire a driver for
each outfit he would become the
laughing stock of his neighbors.
He works them in teams of twos
or threes or fours and gets the
benefits of organized efforts.
Or perhaps discards this pri
mary form of animal energy
and uses the tractor which is a
combination of many horse
power. Individual effort is giv
ing way to organized force to
co oporation, A body of men
organized with definite purposes
in view will get far on in prac
tical work whero scattered ef
forts of individuals accomplish
but little or are perhaps wasted.
The Commercial Club of Red
Cloud offers aivopportunity for
organized effort that should n&t
bo overlooked by any 'person
having 'community benefit at
heart. It is not for any partic
ular person or set of persons.
$6.00
In Trade at
Hamilton -Cather
and
$6.00
In Trade at
Cowden-Kaley's
For High Score
At the Bowling Alley
Hamilton -Cmthir
Clothing Co.
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As I am tn Mug ti Colorado, I wiilsell at Pulilio Awiinti on my phu-f
i niihs nest of Red (.'loud and ;i miles east ui Inivnle. en
Saturday, Feb, 22, 1919
At in i clock, .sharp
MEAD OF STOCK
IK vi ibed as l'oliow-:
12 Head oi Horses, 39 Head ol Cattle
Farm Machinery, Household Goods
Lunch will be Served on the Ground
TERMS 10 months lime at 10 per cent.
BEN REED, Jr.
J. H. Ellinger, Auct. Geo. R. McCrary, Clerk.
g Service Sunday at the
Christian Church
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1 a The Revival closes "for a short time to allow the church
to aid in daring for the patients; If you are' not afraitf'of J
the flu come to the Sunday service. Don't negedt the
sick. The Revival Campaign will continue as s'oon'a's
I health conditions warrant.
i J. L. BEEBE, Pastor.
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