RED CLOUD, NfcBWASKA, OHIEt
BRING
US Your
EAM
YOU WILL RECEIVE HONEST TESTS AND
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES FOR IT
You will also receive your sljaro of the net profits after
your cream has been marketcdif you are a member of
the Union. Docs any other buyer, or creamery offer you
a share of their profits. Don't fob your self. SELL IT
to us a concern owned and operated by brother farmers.
A membership also gives you pro-rate returns on every
dollar's worth of merchandise you purchase from the
Union at prices that are 10 to if) per cent lower than
quoted elsewhere. These savings will astonish you.
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR who Is a member.
A car load of merchandise just received includes a very
choice grade of canned goods that we are offering at a
price that will startle you when compared with what
you have been paying elsewhere. Get our prices on
Cherries, Peaches, Apples and Apricots
In Gallon Cans
Vinegar 35c
PER GALLON BEST QUALITY
Farmers' Union Co-operative Ass'n.
Koontz Bldg. (INCORPORATED.) Red Cloud
BELDING'S
SILK FABRICS
SPOOL SILKS
A s with classic
masterpieces, the
judgment of time
has set its approv
al on the perfec
tion of fabric and
design in Belding's
Silks.
A beautiful, highly lustrous silk of indi
vidual weave is "NANCETTE"-.A new
Belding creation to meet the style demands
of Spring.
Barbara Phares
;
Open Day and Night (
DINE
AT OUR CAFE
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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
t'UULISUlOD BVJ2KY THURSDAY
Cnttied In tho PoMolllce nt in A Clumt, Nob
as Stcond Clans Mnttcr'
A. D McAKTHUK, Kdltor ami Owner
DUE ONLY DKMOCKATIC I'Ai'Ull IN
WEriHTint COUNTY
Library Receives More Books
Have you read "The Four Horse
men of the Apocalypse?" Get it at
tho Library.
During the month of April li!08
books were drawn 52G juvenile, 708
fiction, 31 non-fiction, C war books
and 31 magazines.
One thousand Pcvcn hundred and
thirty nine books are now accession
ed. Some boy ha? left a good rain
coat at the Library.
The following new books have just
been received:
FICTION
Three Things Andrews.
Contrary Mary Bailey.
Little Minister Barrie.
Spoilers Ilex Beach.
Ne'er-do- well Beach
Mistress of Shcnstinc Barclay.
Chip of tho Flying U Bower.
Arnc Hjornson.
Crisis Churchill.
Heart Throbs Chappcll.
Iiambi Cooke.
Awakening of Helena Richie De
land. Melting of Molly Daviess.
Miss Sclina Sue Daviess.
Broad Highway Farnol.
Heritage of the Desert Grey.
Border Legion Grey.
Desert Gold Grey.
1 'idence of the Parsonage Hues
ton. Lady of the Arvostook Howells.
Daisy Miller James.
To Have and To Hold Johnston.
Graustark McCutcheon.
Trice of the Prairie McCarJcr.
Mr. Grcx of Monte Carlo Oppcn
hcim. Keith of tho Border Parrish.
Way of an Indian Remington.
Second Violin Richmond.
Bab-Sub-Deb Rinehcart.
Nan of Music Mountain Spear
man. White Umbrella in Mexico Smith.
Gentleman from Indiana Tarking
ton. '
Heart of the Desert Willsie.
NON-FICTION
Little Grandmother of the Russian.
Revolution Brcshkovsky.
Theodore Roosevelt the
Riis.
Merry Wives of Windsor Shake
speare. Hamlet 2 volumes Shakespeare.
President Wilson's Great Speeches
Wilson.
George Washington Wilson.
Four American Leaders Eliot.
Socinlogy and Social Problems
Ellwood.
Men Who are Making America
Forbes.
Two Hague Conferences Hull.
Winning the Boy Merrill.
Story of my Boyhood and Youth
Muir.
Autobiography Roosevelt.
JUVENILE
Bob-Son of Battle Ollivant.
Story of the American Indian
Brooks.
Indian Fights and Fighters
Brady. Adrift on an Ice-pan Grcnfcll.
Phaeton Rogers Johnson.
The Flamingo Feather Munroe.
Blue Bonnctt-Dcbutanle Jacobs.
Crowded out p' Crowfield Stod
dard. Boy Scouts at Woodcraft camp
Burgess.
Boy Scouts on Swift River Burgess.
citizen
Mamaiiiiairiimiiiiiin
Mothers Day Service Sunday Morning at the
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sunday School at the usual hour. 8:00 p. m. C. E.-Servico. 1
u:uu J), m. bemon Lecture, Subject "The Grafters of Grace
or the Church used as as a Cloak for Profiteers.'.
A moral clean up is needed. The church of the nation
stands between Christ lane the holy grafters. It must
take sides. Will you show where vou stand? Truth
1 this question is the only thing that can save the people
i from Bolshevism.
M o
BBMMBffllim
Some Tractor Display
That was a sniignitlcient display of
Fordhon tractors that George Corner
hnilon display Tuesday afternoon. Two
full carloads of those mighty ageueies
of farm labor revolutioniers were
lined up In one bunch. George was
proud of iliein and why shouldn't lie
be? Ho hud enough power these to
move Blue Hill oil" tho map. Power
that ho expeets to put upon the farms
around Blue Hill to assist the fanners
lu a cheaper and better production of
farm products, And George may not
know it but the writer knows that no
Hastings firm has ever shown so many
tractors at one time, as (Jeorgo pre
sented to tho many spectators who
looked those Fnrdsons over Tuesday
afternoon. I) I no Hill Leader.
Thm
Hamilton - Cmthmr
Clothing 0o.
Everything Mam
or Moy Wear
mod erf Mabfa&Ma
Farm Bureau Notes !
- -
We will make a third nnd last at-'
tempt to hold our First Annual Farm
Bureau Mooting, which has been '
twice postponed on account of bad
weather, on May 10, at 10:30 a. m.,
in the court room of the courthouse.
Mr. J. L. Gilmore and Mrs. Gaines
will bo with us.
The Board of Directors requests
that all School Districts co-operate
and Local Leaders be present and
hear Mr. Gilmore, as he will fully ex
plain their duties to them.
Tho following program will bo
carried out:
1:30 President's Remarks Joe
Gurncy.
1:15 Secretary's 'Report Carl
Fausch. " '
2:00 Annual Report County
Agent.
2:30 Add: ess "Organization" Mr.
Gaines.
3:30 Election of officers One di
rector to bo elected from the vicinity
of each of the seven towns in tho
county.
AVc realize that this is a busy time
to hold our Annual Meeting, but
weather conditions have been such
that we could not hold it sooner, but
we hope that s-ftmc of the farmers
will have time to attend and see to
it that their community is represented
on the Farm Bureau Board. i
HENRY R. FAUSCH,
County Agricultural Agent
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Why the
rarQuar
April Weather Report
Temperature: Mean 01 deg., ma.xi
iniun S'.' deg. on 22nd, minimum 'Jl! deg
on lltli.
Precipitation: Total .V71 inches.
Total snowfall M Inches,
Number of days clear 10, partly
cloudy 0. cloudy 1 1.
Dates of Hail 0, !) and L'ltli Sleet
Hand 21th. Thunderstorms G, it, 22 and
23th.
Prevailing wind Direction N W IS
days.
Rainfall since Jan 1, 10.12 inches.
Chas. S. Ludlow, Observer ,
is Superior to
Other Makes
of Furnaces
THE FIRE-BOX. within the air-box. is made, not in
pieces, riveted or cemented together by the usual methods
but of steel plates welded together by special welding
machinery, into one piece of continuous metal, making
leakage absolutely and permanctly impossible. The steel
is three-sixteenths inch thick, being much heavier than
the ordinary furnace steel.
THE FUEL SPACE occupies the middle of the fire-box
above the ash-box. It is long and narrow, and is inclosed
by heavy fire brick linings. The fire door opening is 17
inches wide and and 11 inches wide
in the clear. It is located so as to
give the best possible access to the
fuel and grates. In the top, rear and
D9 bottom of the steel fire-box are the
A C 1 IT 1 ire ani smoe sPacc, also directly
V 0 1 H 11 accessable from the front; giving
mmmmmmmmmmammmmmmm this furnace valuable superiority
: over ordinary furnaces with deep
round fuel pots, and circular or hidden flue spaces.
THE "FAR QUAR" is designed upon the principle of
slow combustion. H igh temperature jn the fuel bed is
avoided. The result is that the gas is evolved slowly and
the fuel substance retained, preventing waste.
FREEDOM FROM CLINKERS is an incidental advan
tage of this slow-coking fire. They are not found in the
rarQuar Sell-Regulating Furnace when properly fired.
B.W.STEVENS
Plumbing Heating Everything Electrical
General
Baptist Church Notes TheConstitutionalConvention
Preaching at 11 a. m. and S p. m.
Sunday school lu a. in.
The Lord's Supper will be observed
next Sunday with reception of new
members.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. S. S Deardorf. Friday nt 2:.l0 p in
THE EXPLANATION
Knltive piaccrt ih?. &rovvth-j:ro
mcti:.fi 'vitamifis" fc the Oil oJ.
the cod-fish tins e:p!auis why
dhWA & tAtl fflhMi
t is co dciinitr In its help to a ch?!d
'of any r.&e. Lar..;r-day science
revels that the "Uamins" are
needful for rerrr.! growth.
ScciC's EwisSox will ho!j
any otitis frpoii'r
Stolt&Lowuc.li'.eonfitld.rj.J. !!-2
An organization litis been formed for
the purpose of seeing that tho coming
Nebraska constitutional convention is
a sepresentatlve body, composed of
citizotis whose chief interest is the
welfare of Nebraska and not a group
or men under eontrol'of special inter,
ests. This orgtissir.it ion announces
that it. will no', Mek to recommend any
measure, for tho constitution. Some
iufot ruation as to llio enmeuttots baH
been published by this oraniza! ion,
Iroin which we quote the following:
The constitution. il convention will
meet on Peceinber S, I'Jli) The deli
gates will ho elected at a special elect
ion on November 4 ,
It. will be a nun. partisan election.
Cnudidati's will bo proposed by peti
tions, which must he died with .the
county clerk or .secretary of stHte. as
the. eiise may be, not earlier thiin .July
0, nor later than August!).
Candidate potltions must be, signed
by no loss tliHii 5 per cent of the quail
lied electors of tho representative dis
trict. Kadi candidate must have at
least 100 signers to his petition.
Those will be 100 delegates appor
tioned ex'ietly the same as tho present
representatives in the legislature.
The piini'iry will be held on .Septem
ber I). Whoi e tiere are only two candi
dates for etieh place no primary is
necessary. Where there are three or
more tilings for encli place, the primary
will select tho two highrst who will
run against each oilier at the election
Holding another ofllce is not a bar to
election as a delegate Lawrence Loco
m Hive.
Kov. Harper and daughter wero
called to Hivcrton, Thursday evening,
on account of the illness of .Airs. Wcs
Cordle.
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