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War Risk Infillfanrp
The mutter of conversion of the
present ,War Kisk Insurance Is of ut
most importance. Thddatc for the
beginning of conversion lias not yet
been set, but'as soon as the President
officially declares peace or Congress
passes a special act authorizing con
version, it will be possible for all
persons who arc carrying Govcrn-
mont Insurance to convert it info the
new types of policies lK,is expected
that the dute for tjic beginning of carry his Insurance in several diiTc-. may be paid monthly, quarterly, half
conversion will bo about Juno 1st, or cnt types of policies if he wisher, und yearly or yearly, as desired, and the
perhaps earlier. ' Vi, ho may convert into these police's insured may change from one meth
In order to be nbh; 'to convert the at different times, and in any amount od of payment to another at any
War Bisk Insurance) (t Is necessary ' from $1000.00, in multiples of $500 00 time he choobcu to do so. If paid
to keep up the pnvjnianis' on the the only requirement being that he monthly, the premium will be duo on
present Insurance. Thcsj payments ' must convert during the period of the first day of the month, but may
should be made each nTdntli by ccrti-jfive years. If the insured clcqts to bo paid any time during the month,
lied check or money drdei' made pay-1 wait a year or two before converting Policies may be reduced at any
able to the Trcasurer.ofv the United his Insurance, he will simply continue time, but not incrcabcd.
States, and forwarded, to thp Disburs
ing Cleik, Bureau of War Bisk In
siiranco, Washington 1). C. If the
payments arc not mudp within the
month the Insurance' "automatically
lapses, but it may be ro-instated upon
payment of back picmiunis, pi ovided
tho individual can shovy evidence of
insurability. The ccrtjfittito of an
reputable physician will be accepted
nU ,.t.i,. r--: i.:vi ' mm t
.. as evidence o n.sural.ility. Ihe In -
surance may be tc-instuted at any
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Experience In the preparation of this ehiok food enables uh to give
You a ration for the cblak, that is, without question the best to bo had
Ueduco your ohitik loss' )y starting your uqxt hutch with Life Savor
Chick Food. , ,
Buttermilk TJiVluRtlo nohl In the pure, rich Imttormllk, to
gethcr with moat crls'pa, and n little ohurconl, Htrongthciis untl tones
up the sensatlvo dlgeBtl'vuVirKuus of the little chicks and holps to pre
vent wlilto "dhirrlieu."
Raise as many chicks as possible. Gave all you hatch
"Life Saver'! wW help you do it, Brine them to maturity as
quickly as posslblo WLlfe Savei" will do it.
Foed your broilors,lklfo S.iver" The early broiler Is the fellow
thHt brings the. BIO MUCKS, and our "Life Saver Food" will help you
get them on the market quicker tliau anything else. "Life S.iver" is
so much different from the rest, and costs so little for those critical,
ilrbt six weeks, because of results obtained. It builds htroug, henlthy
chloks that grow luto lieavy layer, good breeders and full-bodied
market fowls.
Quick Growth! Grains alone do not supply tho proper propor
tion of elements for quick growth. They aro "dotlclont in proteins
which make blood, loan meat, nerves and feathers. LlFB SAVER
CHICK FOOD i una highlit digestible proteins, which properly tmliiueo
tho grain elements.
START RIQHT!yDoublo Development Assured! "LIFE
SAVER CfllCK POOlJ" provide an abunditnuo of tho body elements u
bnbyuhlck require, plus the heat and energy elements which ate sup
plied by grains. Therefore, it forms the scientific balance- of Ingred
ients for rapid growth and mnxluium development Beforo tho chicks
are hatched, get a puokago and bu ready to start them right.
Sold only in packages lHt.9 the coupon calls for or in large sized bog s
Clip the coupon, with
your niunti niul ncUlrcsH,
nml one dollar, mull to
MIT. SAVKH ClllflC
KOOD CO.
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PUT it flush up to Prince Albert to produce more smoke
happiness than you ever before collected 1 P. A.'s built to
fit your smokeappetite like kids fit your hands 1 It has the
jimdandiest flavor and coolness and fragrance you ever ran
against I
Just what a whale of joy Prince Albert really is you want
to find out the double-quickest thing you do next. And, put
it down how you could smoke P. A. for hours without
tongue bite or parching. Our exclusive patented process
cuts out bite and parch.
Realize what it would mean to get set with a joy'us jimmy
pipe every once and a while. And, puff to beat the cards!
Without a comeback! Why, P. A. is so good you feel
like you'd just have to eat that fragrant smoke 1
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston -Salem, N. C
j time within six months, but after1
mm it is iu.it uuuiui v.
ix, is not ncccsary 10 convert tne
Insurancc immediately but it is ad
visable to convert as quickly as prac
ticable, in order to take advantage
of the lowest possible premium. The
insured has five years in which to
convert, and he must not exceed that
period of time if he wishes to retain
his Insurance. It is not ncccsnry to
' convert the Insurance into unv one
particular policy. The insured may1
to make the premium payments as ho
is at present until such time as he
feels lie can convert. ,
Tho Government is going to con-1
tinue to carry Insurance after it is
converted. Tho cost of carrvinc- tho
. Insurance will be borne by the Gov-
eminent and for that reason the
rates on these policies will he con-
. siderably lower than legular Life In-'
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jsmance compames granting similar
i policies. The premiums on the new
LIFE SAVJP.y CHICK FOOD CO.
Box 1 1: "v Hastings, Nebr.
Enclosed find one dollar, for which send mu
'a packugo ot ytMV "LBo Savor Chick Food."
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policies will remain the same, there
uuiu jiu iniiuuuu iiuiu jail in jttu
as on me piescnt lorm oi insurance.
llic Government is oilering six
types of policies; Ordinary life; 20
pay -life; 30 pay life; 20 year en-
tlowment; 30 year endowment; and
an endowment policy which matures
at the age of G2. These policies aro
similar to policies of the same- tpye
isued by regular Life Insiiranco Com
panics.
The premiums on these policies
' There will he no medical cxamina-
tion required when converting to the
now forma of policies.
Tllc, '" icstriction as to oc-
cupation, residence or travel.
'1',1 proceeds of all polices arc non
taxable. The Insurance is unas-
sigimblc and fire from the claims of
creditors.
Divilon(ls wil1 ,)C Pai(l on tlteso
policies annually. ' The dividends may
j)0 lak(J) ,n m. dp(,uctcd
the premium, or may bo left with
tho Government to accumulate at
comnound intnrest.
Cash values on these policies arc
, provided and the full value may he
obtained at any time, after the end
of the first year. Loans may also bo
made on the policies up to 91 per
cent of the cash value.
In the event the insured finds it
necessary to lapse his policy, he may
take paid-up Insurance, extended In
surance or may receive tho actual
value of the policy in cash. How
ever, tho disability clause is no long
er in force when the option of paid
up Insuranco or extended Insurance
is taken.
In case of death, all policies aro
payable to the beneficiary .n 210
monthly installments. 'The endow
ment policies are payable to the in
sured in a, lump sum, if he lives jut
tho period of tho endowment.
All polices contain a disabiHcy
clause which provides for payments
to tho insured in the event of total
and permanent disability. The in
sured will receive, during the period
of total disability, $5.75 a month for
each $1000.000 of Insuranco carried.
If tho ensured lives less than 23
years, after disability, his beneficiary
will receive tho remaining payments
necesary to complete the 20 years.
Anyone having questions which nret
not covered by tho above letter, mav
communicato with tho Navy Recruit
ing Oflico, 500 Pnxton Block, Omaha,
Nebr., and any information will bo
freely given.
Tho following shipped stock to Knn
"as City, Tuesday: Miner & Nolan, 4
cars of cattle; Kollett & Hcrrick, 1
car of cattle and Delanoy Bros., 1 car
of hogs.
Local Men Bur More Stock
The following concerning n Short
horn sale held at Frankin on Wed
nesday, is taken from the Franklin
County News. The sale comprised
some sixty fivo different lots and
among the list wc note Lot 4 went
to Stcv.art & Son of thin city for
$100.00; Lot .'13, to State Hank of
Ked Cloud for $230.00; Lot 42 to C.
W. Johnston, at this palace for $350.
00 and Lot 44',' to the State Hank
again for .$250.00:
"Wednesday was a big day in
Franklin, the occasion being the
spring Shorthorn sate of Hlank yros.
& Kleen. Over a hundred out-of-town
visitors from Kansas, Jlisouri,
Iowa, Colorado, and many points in
Ncbiaska, were in attendance at this
big .-ale to buy f-omc of these fine
cattle to place in their herds.
"Sixty two cows, heifers and bulls
many of them yearlings were s-old,
the average price for the whole of
fering being ?U05 a head. Ten bulls
brought an average of ?200 a head,
while the fifty tvo head of cows and
heifers sold for an average of $U28
a head. The sale was topped by
Mysie Sultana, an 18 months old
heifer bought by Frank Strolbcrg of
Noi th Platte, who paid 575 for her.
"At the close of the sale a three
course banquet was served by the
firm of Blank Bros. & Kleen to the
visiting stockmen, farmers and busi
ness men, 4o the number oi one hun
dred and twenty five at the Lincoln
hotel. This was a very pleasant oc
casion as the visitors and local peo
ple got bettor acquainted and learned
what the aims of the pure bred stock
men arc in raising better cattle and
sowing the "seed of better livosotck
throughout tlo land.
"The Macon Orchestra was pres
ent and furnished a high class of
music for the occasion, and the Blank
Bros. & Kleen Quintet also sang two
delightful numbers.
"Frank Thompson of Lincoln, one
of the big Shorthorn breeders of the
state, who was present at the sale,
acted as toastmastcr for the program
following the sale and in a very
witty and humorous way, introduced
the speakers of the evening, including
Rx-Govcvrnor Shallcnbcrgcr of Alma,
Col. II. S. Duncan of Omaha, and
several other visiting stockmen and
local people."
W. C. T. U. NEWS
Patriotism is the first with the W.
C. T. U. as with other earnest work
ers. Just in the midst of a million
dollar drive of its own, the W. C. T.
U. in Nebraska and other states will
next Monday, cease its efforts and
turn its machinery to the aid of the
Fifth Liberty Loan. All tho field
speakers of the temperance society
will be pressed into service. Mrs.
Mamie M. Claflin, the state presi
dent, lias written her co-workers to
aid the government beginning April
21. Duripg previous Liberty Loan
drives many W. C. T. U. societies
have purchased bonds from their
treasuries.
May day will witness the opening
of a vast membership campaign for
the Nebraska V. C. T. U. The white
ribboners will make a systematic can
vass of each town in the state to ask
tho women to join. The aim is for at
least 5000 now members.
Mrs. W. J. Brynn has given $50 to
the Nebraska W. C. T. U. jubilee cam
paign. Fiom the meager reports gathered
concerning the work of tho W. C. T.
U. for R"d Ctoss, ono woman would
have needed to work continuously for
10,000 years to have accomplished
tho same amount.
Mrs. Frances E. Bcauchamp, presi
dent of the Kentucky W. C. T. U. and
a former national officer of that 'so
ciety, came to Nebraska last Tuesday
to fill the dates made for the . late
Kathcrinc Lent Stevenson in connec
tion with tho W. C. T. U. million
dollar drive. Mrs. Mamie M. Claflin,
state president, was present at the
opening .luncheon in Fremont for the
visitors. Mrs. Bcauchamp has visit
ed Nebraska several times on the
chautaitqua platform.
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KEEP IT SWEET
Keep your stomach sweet
today and ward off the indi
gestion of tomorrow try
Mf OIDS
the new utd to digestion.
As pleasant and as safe to
Caku as cndy,
MACC BY SCOT? fc OOWNE
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Farm Bureau Notes
PURE BRED LIVE STOCK
Tho county ugent attended tho
Shorthorn Sales at Franklin and
Cambridge last week. Webster coun
ty 1'urc Bred Livestock Breeders at
tending Ihcso sales, were Chas. Stew
ard, Clarence Johnson and Curtis
Steward, Red Cloud, and John Ohm
stcde, Guide Hock, and Thos. Mc
Mahon, Blue Hill.
The Andiews and Siicllenborgor
salo at Cambridge was a record
ixcakcr for western Nebraska, mak
ing an average of over $1200. Fea
tures of these sales were tho Cattle
men's Banquets given by the Corn
unity Club of these towns.
CALF CLUB
While in the western part of the
state the calves were purchased for
the calf club, which lias 33 members.
GIVE THE BOY A HEIFER
Give the boy a heifer,
Start him on his way,
Make him feel he's starting in
To bo a man today.
Let him know the value
Of a cow or two,
Sec him take a keener pride
In the farm for you.
Give tho boy a heifer,
Show him how it's done.
Little starts at all arts
And the battle's won.
Boost him on to saving,
Make him master, too.
Pretty soon he'll make tilings zoon
On tho farm for you.
Give the boy a heifer,
Tell him "Take it son,
May you have a dozen cows
. Soon, instead of one."
Let him know he's wanted
On the old farm, too,
And he'll slay and work his way
Side by side, with you.
HENRY R. FAUSCH,
County Agricultural Agent.
You Are Losing Money
If you don't sell your cream
to the Farmers Union Co-oper-tivc
Company find receive the
dividends. -iOtf
In theDiitrict Court of the United States
For the District ot Nebraska
In tho Matter of
) In Ilnnkruptcy,
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i ) Petition for Discharge.
On this 'Jlst ilav ot Anrll A. I), l'.ll'). on num.
ami rc:ullui; the petition of tho nbovo named
uaiiKruju. for mi dlscltarKO herein, it Ii
OltDKUKI), That the 3lHtilay otMny A.
D. lino, be anil tho Maine Is hereby llxtdus tho
ilato on or before which all creditor of ami
all other persons Interested In Biild estate and
In the matterof thodtsclutruo In liankruntcv
of the nald bankrupt shall, If they desire to
oppose tho sanio, Illo In my said otllco at
uomreqe, .Miuninua, in Raid district, their ap
pearance. In wrltlni.'. In onnoMtlon 10 tho
itriiiitliiuot said discharge, and also; within
ten day thereafter, lllo In my said oflico
Hpecllleatlous or the grounds of said opposi
tion.
WITNIX-, my hand htieto. at my olllco In
Ifoldrcjjp, Nolirunka, the day and date herein
first above written.
U. NOUIIHIUi.
Kefcrceln li.inkruptcy.
N alien To Non Resident Defendants.
In Tho District Court of Wobstor County,
Nib-aska.
Alcna Lamb, and Jacob I. ami), her bus
b.uul, Jacob llariicr, and I'lura llariii r, his
wife, .JcMolUrt;i.r, John llarucr, I.e. wis Hard
er, Frank Harder, Harder, bin wife,
defendants, will take nolle o that on the lth
clay of April mm, William V. Miller, plalntlll
herein, tiled his petition In tho district court
of Webster county, Nebraska, against Mild
defendants, Impleaded with others, tho ob
ject and prayer of which aro to partition or
II the same cannot bo partitioned equitably
then for sale and division of the proceeds ot
Kaldsaleol tho followlui; described real estate,
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North half of tho northwest quarter of sec
tion eleven, lu township four, north, ranyo
nine, west II V, M. Webster county, Nebraska.
The petition also aRks that tho shares of
tho parties may bo determined and confirm
ed and neutral equitable rellof. Tho vesica
tion of laid petition states that the true uamo
of liargor wife of Frank Harder, de
fendant, Is unknown and that said
llaruer, wife ot Frank Harder Is a non resi
dent of tho state of Nebraska and that all of
tho above named dofendauts aro non resi
dent! ol the state r Nebraska ami that ser
vice of summon oaimot ho in ado In tho htuto
of Nebraska on said defendants.
You and each of you aro required to answer
HUld petition on or hoforo the 9th day of Juno
1!IU or your default will he taken and entered
against you.
Dated April 21, 1UI9.
Wii.i.i.vm V. Mit.LKii, 1'lalutlir,
lly Frank J, Munday
Ills Attorney.
Sheriff's Sale
Ncitleo la hereby given, thnt under niul by
vlrtuoof uu Order of Attaehuiout Issued
from tho olllco of i:llth I.. MulCuluhim Clerk
of tho District Court of the Tenth Judicial
District, within nnd for Wobstcr county, No
brnsku, upon n decree In nu action pendlnir,
therein, v herein Occidental Ilillldluu & I.onn
AHsuclntlon of Oiunliu, Nebrnskn, wns l'lnln
tilt, tindoaalnst VVIIIhiiu.S. 1'iirkB, et nl, De
fcndanttfrmiitU nlVer for bhIo at public ven
due, according to the terms of Bald decree,
to tho highest hlddor for ciihIi In hnud, at tho
south door nl the Court house, at lied iCloiul,
In said VVebxter enmity, Nebraska, (that
being the building wherein tho last term of
hald court was holdeu) on tho l-'th day of
May A. p. 11)11) nt i! o'clock , in., of Bald day
tho following (tcterllied property, to-wlt: Lot
Six (0), In lilock three j3i Oarber's Addllhin
to lied Cloud, Wobstor County, Nobrnska.'
(IIvlu under my hand this 1 1 th day ot A prll
A. 1)., IWJ,
l'ltNK HUri'KIt hherlir.
1 U. Maurer l'lalntlll's Attorney.
Comfort of Body
Many children and adults
are constant sufferers from cold
hands and feet and are acutely
susceptible to every chill and
sudden climatic change, Jhere
is definite help in
which furnishes fuel to warm
the body, helps make pure,
red blood and maintain the system
in a state of robustness, so that
the buffeting winds or the sudden
chill of evening are enjoyed rather
than reared. For comfort of '
body and bouyant health,
take Scott's Emulsion,
Scott &nowne.Dloomfield. N.J. 18-13
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pronunciation and poor choice of
words. Know the meaning or puzzling
wir terms. Increase your efficiency,
vUfli results in power ar.J succejs.
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DICTIONARY is r.n nll-know-iK
tc ichor, n univcrj.il question
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Red Cloud
Nebraska
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DENTIST
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Wall Paper, Paints, Oils and
Varnish
PICTURE FRAMING
(Work Guaranteed)
Electrical Goods of all Kinds
Will Wire Your House And
Furnish You the Fixtures
When the
Firemen Appear
the insured man's first thought is one oi
thankfulness that he is so. How abou
your thoughts if a fiireman should ap
pear at your home?
The Day
Before the Fire
is the day to insure. As that dav mav
be to-morrow for all you can know or
do, it fellows that prudence would Jim.
pell you to stop in our office today and
have us issue you a policy,
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