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Straight talk on Cream Separators by
GEO. TRINE
Red Cloud, Nebr.
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WITH a single tool the combination wrench
screw driver shown below, which is included
every De Laval you can take it apart and set it up again
in a few minutes.
Could anything be casicrfor simpler?
There arc no complicated parts no chain drives, no
cog wheel puzzles, no ball bearings to get flattened or
broken. Every adjustment can be made quickly by iJtb
man on the farni without special tools of any kind.
Such simple construction makes the De Laval not only
the longest lasting but
also the easiest scparatoi
to clean and care for.
We will .ell you a De L.y.1
ob terms that can't kelp
suiting you. Come in and
examine the machine; let ua
show you what it will do.
YOU WILL BUY A1
ME RED' CLOUD CHIEF
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
Women Laid Away
-UUMBHBD EVERY THURSDAY
tntcrcd In the 1'otUofllcr nt Ilcd Cloud, Neb
as Becond Class Matter
A.U. MoAUTHUU, Editor mid Owno
THE ONLY TOOL REQUIRED
WITH A NEW DE LAVAL
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KNIT GOODS
OFFERINGS
It will mean a BIG SAVING to you to buy your
Sweaters, Caps and Scarfs
now as wools will be no cheaper. Every indi
cation points to higher prices.
Ladies Wool Sweaters
$8 to $12
Misses Wool Sweaters - $4.25 to $7.50
Misses Part Wool and Cotton Sweaters $2.25 to $4
Childrens Part Wool, Cotton Sweaters $2 to $4.50
Childrens Part Wool and Cotton Sweaters, Caps
and Leggms from - - $3.50 to $5
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Mrs. Barbara Phares
CHE ONLY DKMOCKATIO PAl'EH IN
WKIIBTKK COUNTY
Political Announcements
Commissioner Dist. 4
I hereby announce myself as a en mil
date, for re.nomlnutlnn for County
CommUMotier of District No. 4, at the
primary, April i!), 1020, subject to the
will qf tho Republican voters of Web
ster County. Wm. II. THOMAS
1 hereby announce myHelf as n candi
date for nomination to the olllce of
County Commissioner from the 4th
Commissioner District, subject to the
decision of the Republican voters at
tlio Primary election on Aptll 20 Hi.
H. H. CROW ELI j.
1 hereby announce niynelf as u candi
date for nomination to tlio otlicc of
County Commissioner from the 4th
Commissioner District, subject to the
decision of the Republican voters at
the Primary election on April 2oth.
C. R HKSSK.
For Clerk of District Court
1 hereby announce myfielf.'as a candi
date, for the nomination for Clerk of
l the District Courti the primary,
April 20 1020. subject lo the will of
the Democratic voters of Webster
County. K1JITM L. Mr KKKU1AN.
I hereby announce myself as nefuidi
date, for the nomination for Clerk of
the Dlsttlct Court, ut the Primary.
April 20, 1020. subject to the will of
the Republican votersof Webster conn-
ty. CLARA MoMILLAN
For Covinty Judge
I hereby announce niyselfjas a candi
date for the ollico of County Judge at
the primary April 2(ith, 1U20, subject
to th" will of the electors of Webster
County. A. D. RANNKV
aThree
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Mrs. Alice Baker
Mri. Alice Maker, for many years a
resident iof this city passed to heretet
nul reward on last Friday aftcmocn,
ufter a brief illness.
Alice II. John was born at Salem,
V tin Huron county, lown, October 14th,
1810. Sho was united in marriage to
Joseph II. linker December 10. lSlO.
To this union were born six children:
Chaney C. of Salem, JOhlo, Homer II.
of I'ort Morgan, Colo., Jesse J. of M
Allen, Texas, Mrs. A. E. Ltuderman of
Geneva, Mrs. Mary Phillips of Good
land. Kansas, and Mrs. Carrie Dlede.
rich of this city, nU of whom survive.
her. In 1813 the family cuine to Red
Cloud. Mr. Raker passed to the great
beyond December Cm lfo8.
Funeral services were conducted
from her late home In the First ward,
Saturday afernoou, Rev. J. L. Heche In ,
charge. The singing was in charge of '
Mesdames Kd Unrber atld C. J. Pope.
Mr. G. W. Fentress
Amy F. Zeluff was bornlnPonu Hill,
Sullivan county, Pennsylvania, Sep
tember", 1807. She passed nway at, a
tiiniturliun In Hastings Wednesday,'
Murch 24th. She cuine to Harlan '
county, Nebraska, In 1882. June 7
188(5 she was united in marriage with
George W. Fentress. The family mov
ed to Red Cloud in May 1880. '
She is survived by her husband and
four sous, Millard L., Mu.vC, Murvel 1 ,
and Charles L. Ono daughter, Maude
passed nwuy when about 15 years of ,
age. I
Funeral services wore-oonduoted on '
Sunday, March 28, from the South Side
Mission, In charge of Ilev. J. L. Beebo.
The singing and niiisio was In charge
of X It. liush, assisted by Mrs Husn,
W. II. Thomas and Mrs. Hruce Kshel-man.
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Mr. and Mrs.
ED. AMACK
UNDERTAKING
Phone, Ind. Store 158, Res, 93 RED CLOUD, NEB
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County Representative
I hereby announce myself as tieaudi
late for Uepresontutivo of Webster
eouuty, subject to the will of the Re
yublijai) Toters, ut the I'rlxiry ICIect
Ion oti April 2f J20
CIIAS. IIUXTHR.
Senator 20th District
I hereby announce myself usucandi
date for Senator of the 20th Senatorial
district, subject to the. will of the
Democratic voters, at the Primary
election on April 20, lOiO. Your sup
port will be appreciated.
ALF MrCALL.
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Groceries
That Satisfy
'IIU'l'Mil
ilillMO'llltl
In Quality
a j id Price!
Kansas Pickups
.Smith 'ounty
Joe Morgan was visiting in our'
elnlty over Sunday.
Mrs Xettie Payne was shopping in
Ited Cloud Monday.
Max Hellhau hauled a load of hogs
to Red Cloud Monday.
The Logan township board met nt
Frank Wlttwei's, Monday.
Grandpa and Grandma Xyberg are
In very poor health at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Freeman visited
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vance,
at Lebanon Tuesday.
Messrs. and Mesdames George .John,
sou and Furl Abbott spent Sunday at
the tiniest Froeman home. .
Robt. Laujiiguu and wife went to
Concordia Tuesday to have their little
boy, Freddie's tonsils removed.
tid Lull and family, tiarl Abbott and
wife and ti. E. Spurrier and wife spent
Saturday evening at the Kobt. Launi.
gun home.
Juito a number of friends and rela
tives with well IUIhiI baskets gathered
at Karl Abbott's Thursday evening to
r-mlnd Mrs. Molbu Abbott It whs her
birthday. Alter a bouutioiis supper
tho evening was spent In games and
music the gnosis departed at a late
hour wishing Mrs. Abbott many more
happy birthdays-.
Mrs. II. S. Durrett
The funeral services of Mrs. H. S.
Duriett, who passed away at the family
home north of Lebanon, Kansas, Satui
day. March 27. was conducted from the
Pleasant Hill school Monday morning.
Interment was made in the Pleasant!
Mill cemetery.
Minnie V. ltaker was born ne.ir Sig-
ouriii'. Iowa, Kelriinrv 0. lsin. bno
was united in marriage to Fied C.
Fiaseat Red Cloud, December Yi, lsS.".
Four children were born to this union.
Her husband and three of the children
pi ceded her to I ho grave.
April '!'! ll)0:t she was united in
luiiriiage with II. S. Durrett, who with
two si,ters, Mrs. Florence Suluden of
li'l Cloud and Mrs. Ida Hansen of
Rosalie and her son George W Fra.e
survive her.
EASTER
COME IN NOW
AND GET SQtAZ OF
OUR SWELL
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SUITS AND
FURNISHINGS
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Many men are careleiss about the fit of their socks,
underwear and shirts. Quit being that way.
Come to us and let us furnish you a supply of
furnishings that fit well and look well. Then you
will know the joy of living.
Our proper fitting things will cost you no more
than ill-fitting ones. When we .once fit you out
you will be our friend and customer. Try it once.
We've that new suit and spring overcoat you need,
Cowden-Kaley Clothing Co.
ALWAYS RELIABLE
"When good fellows get
together, I'm right there"
Chesterfield
' I 'HE most companionable bunch of
tobaccos ever rolled into a cigarette
silky, aromatic Turkish, and fine,
full-flavored Domestic, expertly chosen
and expertly blended. That's Chester-
field. And they sure do "satisfy!'
List week It. P. Crlppu and I)
Hampton of Kolbiook traded their
ranch in the western part of this state
to Mrs. C. lL'AUnerof this city The
g.-ntlemen took in trade her lesideneo
and part of her lots mlj. doing on the
deal. Consideration being SIS,' Oil Tho
old time realty dealer, A. II. Carpenter,
of the tirni of A. II. Carpenter, Son ,t
C i. of this city, peisonalli made the
deal.
That's the kind you'll find in our store
We don't consume large amounts of ad space,
spasmodically, idling you about big bargains in
special lines sold at and below cost because
every merchant must derive a certain percent of
profit on the goods he sells if he expects to pay
interest on his investment and remain in business.
During our many years in the grocery business
we have found that the average customer pre
fers high quality groceries at honest prices to
inferior brands at "below cost" price.
Our guarantee of satisfaction stands behind the
merchandise we sell. You take no chances
when you trade with us.
P. A. Wmllbrandt
Groceries and Queensware
vmwuararaiM
Mrs. Clins. Iktrrett spent Tliumluy
in Hastings. ' .
P. W. Cowdon was in Palisade tho
last of tho week.
Miss Jtose McGuiio spent the last
of the week in Hastings.
It. P. Wecsncr attended the auto
show at Hastings Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs.V. D. Kdson returned
homo f mm Central City Saturday.
Mrs. (, A. Schultz went to McCook
Tuesday morning to visit her daugh
ter. Mrs. Frank Pctemon and Miss
Mary Peterson spent Tuesday in
Hastings.
.Mrs. G. M. Hincs of Wymore is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gins. Alios.
Several Burlington officials passed
through hero Wednesday morning on
an inspection special.
Iseceh ltobinson wont to Republi
can City Tuesday morning to do some
carpenter work, for Joe Crow.
Dr. Hoxsey accompanied his daugh-
tor, Harrietto', Hnallngs .Tuesday,
whore sho'lia'd her" tonsils removed.''
A Nebraskan led us
in War
A Nebraskan can lead us
in Peace
And
Nebraska decides
JOHN J. PERSHING
for PRESIDENT
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NE
BRASKANS, SHOW YOUR COLORS 1
Let the world know where you stand.
John J. Pt'i'shltifr is Nubrnsku's candidate. "Will you vote for him?
Or will you vote for .Johnson of California? Or Woodof New Hampshire!
'The'rcst of the Nation is watching Nclmuikn.
Nlnjmito IVrshinjr ami the rest of the Nation will elect him by the bitf-gt-st
majority ever given a Presidential candidate.
Remember In Pershing Nebraska bus:
A man of the people.
A business executive of marked ability. flk .
An accomplished diplomat. !
: A trained administrator.
A man who has devoted his life to the service of the American people.
What other candidate has a record to compare with this?
NEBRASKANS Go to the polls on April 20 and vote for
Pershing of Nebraska
for P
resident
Note: This advertisement pai for by the subscriptions ot Nebraska citizens.
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