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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1920)
RED OLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF .' ; wm v&a m iin.rcw ml m I a Frantic With Pain Doan's however Drought Complete Recovery and Trouble Has Never Returned ' "My kidneys were weakened by ex posuro in Alaska," says Hermann bchrader, 32S Paik Ave., Hoboken, N. J., "and mv misery at time be came fo great I thought 1 would lose my mind. I had terrible pains in my uack, ana a con stant desire to urinate. My back felt ns if it were in sections with each crushing against the other. Finally I was ta ken desperately ill. It seemed as if something wire crushing out m life, llpforc long 1 passed a gravel stone the size of a pea. If the pain had been any M . . more intense 1 Kr.Schrider think I would havedied. I vaB having practically no Hushing of the kidneys and my weight had reduced frotu 178 pounds to 125. The doctor told me 1 had gravel and small stones filling up the passages of the bladder. Aftr all of this I began to use Doan's Kdncy Pills and soon improved. In n hort time I was well and my cure ba lasted fifteen years. Today I am in crfcct health." Sworn to befrre me, V. P. VVASS, Notnry Public. Gtt Doan's -t Any Store, 60c a Dos FOSTER. MH.BttRN CO., BUFFALO. N. Y. Cuficura Soap Complexions Are Healthy Soap 25c. Ointment 25 and 50c, Talcum 25c Egg Eating Birds. As n robber of birds' orss the crow Is in ii class by himself. There Is no P'fK tLuit does not appeal to his appetite. Important to Mothors Examine carefully every bottle of CASTOHIA, that famous old remedy lor Infant? uud children, and see tliut It Bears Zlgnaturo In Use for Over HO Years. JbiWcn Cry for Fletcher's Castoria L HE COULD DO FOR HIM ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Genuine "Hayer Tablets of Aspirin" Is genu Ino Aspirin proved safe by millions and pn'scrlbed by ploslclans for over twenty yours. Accept only an unbroken "Hayer package" which contains proper directions to relieve Headaclie. Tooth ache, Earache, Neuralgia, Khuuniiitlfctn, Colds ninl I'lilu. fining tin boxes of 12 tablets cost few cents. Druggists also Bell larger "Mayer package." Aspirin Is trade mark Hayer Manufacture Mon oacetlcacldester of Sullcj llcacld. Adv. Analyzing Waste Food. America leads all other nations In analyzing the value of the foods we eat and the best way to moke them nourish us. Scientists have found that wo often get little of the real Milue of our foods so that a great deal goes to waste. It Is exactly as If wo took Just one squeeze out of a Juicy orange and then threw It away. The new sci ence has been developed largely since the outbreak of the war. Many inter esting experiments hnve been carried on In Teachers' college In New York which ore being watched by scientists all over the world. Some tests nre made with white rats, others with hu man beings. The war department has utilized this Information In liv ing the rations for our soldiers, in a few years oplo will look back upon our wasteful, unscientific habits of to day with amnzement. Hoys' Life. According to This, Prospects of Thirsty Gent Getting a Drink Didn't Seem to Be Promising. "How rnn I go about It to get a drink In this town?" asked a recently ar rived gent, who looked as if ho need ed irrigation. "Well," replied the landlord of the retunln tavern, "I'll tell you what you might do: Go to the second corner op the street, pass around It mid go to tho alley about half-wny, and you'll come to a gate standing open, n crnck In n fence made out of old bill board lumber. Go in through the gnte and along to a cellar hack of tho ehunty standing In the lot. lift the cellnr door and go down the steps, whistle three times, and a dirty feller will come with a lantern, and look you over- and tell you that there ain't notliin' doing In this dod-blasted town since the blanklty-blank prohibitionists got so slzzle-Ilred active. This Is the best I can do for you, Mr. Dryer." Houston Post. The Main Thing. "How Is It you muiingo to keep a cook so long?" "Why, we know our place." When our hatred is violent. It sinks ns even beneath those we hate. La Rochefoucauld. The finger of destiny Is undoubtedly on tho hand of fato. A giggling girl is apt to becomo a cackling womnn. FRECKLES Now U the Time to Get Rid of These Ugly Spot, There's no longer the sIlKhtit nroct ot feeling athumrd ot your freckles, ns Otlitne duubln strength Is guaranteed to retime these homely spots. Simply Bet an ounce ot Othlne double strength from your druKglit, nntl apply n little ot It nlRht and niornlup nnd you should soon seo that even the worst frecltlef htiva begun to disappear, while the lighter ones havo vanished entirely. It l seldom that mora than one ounco Is needed to cam. pletely clear tho shin and train n beautiful clc-tr complexion. , He euro to nilc for the double strength Othlne, as this Is sold under guarantee ol money back If It falls to remove trickles. The Real Reason. When It was proposed to create more public olllces the masses, long Miffering though they were, began to growl ominously. "Hut," they expostulated, "there Is no work for inoro oillce holders to dol" Which proved beyond the perndven ture of a doubt that the masses were Just ns stupid and unrensonlng as the politicians believed them to be; for any one with even a modicum of Intel ligence should have learned by this time that oillce holders do not care for work all they want is the salary. Kansas City Star. What They Thought. Two sentimental spinsters live next door to n satlsfiod-with-lils-condltlon bachelor. And ho does hnve a time avoiding their conspicuous attentions. Hut tho worst of nil was the other night after he had rolled Into bed and wns called to the telephone. A spinster's voice came over tho phone. "Oh, Mr. Blnnk, there is n man at our window." The bachelor snorted: "Doesn't he know '..hero your door is?" ho re torted. And now their attentions have ceased. Sad Experience. "Do you believe In love at first sight?" "Well, there Isn't much sec ond sight about It, Is there?" INSTANT PosTun Costs less than coffee Far more healthful Askyour grocer for PosTUM instead of cofifee. "Theresa Reason! Made lay Postum. Cereal ,BaitleGelcfich. FURBELOWS THAT BLOOM IN JUNE M. .r.m j- VffiftTJMf-' ' A ' .? ft '. f.-f. Cw ' 55vrr'" c ?. .-". jnmr '.BBBBB .sBbV- "fBBBK JBflL Asa mmtu . k : m vBUn. alBM w oi ; . t, 'ii&K -JtiBBBK"BWr 1 ' .. $?. iBliBflBflVBlHMPc?rN - v, ( 5 ' i't ifld&jk tSprnt ' " , v THOSE pver-bloomlng furbelows, the pretty and dainty bclonglrlgs made of ribbons and laces, that women love seem to have blossomed out this year In greater profusion than ijver. June usually sees them at their best for they are Important In troif-seau nnd are favnrlto gifts to brides and graduates. Hexldes laces and ribbons, georgette, net and silks play their chnrming parts in making them, but laces and ribbons are pre-eminent, an tiMftil, with much attention given to flowers made of ribbon for trimmings. Three boudoir caps and three cam isoles, shown In tho group above, will serve to point the direction of fashion's whimsical breezes In these accessor rles. Camisoles remain important, and will as long as the stieerest materials nre used for smocks and blouses and for dresses. And where Is tho woman with soul so dead as not to appreci ate and own a few boudoir caps? They make life tolerable In tho morning hours. In the first cap and camisole the designer has been led by the fad for making things to match and has used the same Inco and net and ribbon devolutions for both. A close-fitting cap. with a cape at the hack, Is miiitn of lace In an Alencon pattern and two lows of narrow satin ribbon nre tacked about the cap, after n full putted crown of net has been gathered over it. Hnds of the ribbon nre brought up out the crown and fastened to It. Small wild roses made of ribbon aro set about the cap anil from one of them at each side two short hanging ends are finished with tiny chllTon roses. Another cap of net Is edged with point do' esprit and has narrow ribbon hands over it. Where they Intersect tiny ribbon (lowers nre set and short ends hung over tho lace frill. It Is finished with it rosette and many ends of ribbon. Wide lace and tucked georgette make tho lovely cap with frill lengthened toward the back, and it is ornamented with ribbon llowers like those on the camisole of georgctto and ribbon. Negligees From the Far East " K. &AyvvWrfv3B&PKIfiHB&'3ilBS A lti b Kjt jKCv v9 KIMONOS were appropriated from Japan so long ago that we take them ns a matter of course In every waidrobo, and now women, who have a fancy for wearing unusual negligees, are Indulging In other dross borrowed from the Orient. Sometimes they take It as they find It, and oftener they adapt It to their awn taste In colors nnd fabrics. Tills masquerading in the clothes of women of fnr countries proves exhilarating nnd the grent shops make It easy to Indulge in It they have brought the fnr East near, and they help to widen our vision nnd in crease our respect for tho art of other peoples. The handsome costumo of black satin, embellished with gold em broidered, ribbon,- pictured nbove, Is a literal translation trom the orlglnnl Chinese, done in American fabrics. Those who have had experience with this kind of dress sny 1. never grows tiresome and that It Is comfortable nnd convenient nil tlieso arc lasting qualities and it is worth while to cm lwdy them in good black satin. It Is n modest and fascinating dress, and may prove a rival of the kimono. "Tho ilower of tho harem Itose-ln-yiooin," never looked more lovely thiut the pretty American who has emulated .something of her dress, as shown in tho picture. Hero nro full, drnped trou sers of satin with an original over-garment of brocaded silk and accordion plaited georgette. Frlngu Is mado of narrow brocaded satin ribbon. The turban has a band of the brocaded silk And crown of slnlted georgette, match ing the coat. One can Imagine this In roso nnd gold or turquolso and silver or other lovely color combinations, tho feet Incased in mules of gold or sll- f vor tissue. The costume is not n copy of the original but an adaptation of It, and was presented among others de signed by certain artists, as n gem In negligees. ' ) At&i' Vlrffirm t Chenille Curtains. ' In most attics may be found one or more pairs of chenille curtains so pop ular some years ago, Thcsu may bo transformed Into pretty nnd service able rugs. If the curtains nre faded dye them to harmonize with the room In which they nro to bo used. As a foundation for tho rugs use old worn Hrussels carpot cut to tho desired length. Arrange the curtain material smoothly on these carpot foundations, turning over several inches of the ma terial on tho wrong side. Sew down llrmly on tho wrong side and you will have transformed a worn piece of out-of-date carpet into a soft, rich-looking rug. Fabric Hats ArePopular. Fabric hats havo never been so pop ular and for summer some very love ly garden lints are being made of sheet prgandles in white and colors. YouDon't HavetoGamble When You Buy Roofing Trying to fill a four-flush may be good poker, but you can't afford to apply the same principle to buying roofing. And you don't have to. Certain-teed Roofing offers you a fair and square buy. Its merits are on the table all above board everybody knows them. Certain-teed Roofing is guaranteed for 5, 10 or 15 years, according to weight. That guarantee is backed by the largest manufacturers of prepared roofing in the world. In no case has Certain-teed ever been known to wear out on the roof. Certain-teed Roofing is weather-proof, fire-retarding and spark-proof. It gives real roofing protection. Certain-teed Means Known Value There's no gamble in that proposition What do you get when you buy private r brands? What will they do? You know nothing about them. 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Thousands of Happy Housewives in Western Canada iro helping their hunbundH to prosper are Rlud they encourufred thorn to ko where they could mako a homo of their own save pnylnjf rent and reduce tho :ot of llvimr where they could rench prosperity nnd Independence by buying on rnuy trrma Fertile Land at $15 to $30 an Acre i -land similar to that which through many years has yielded from 20 to 45 Duancia or wheat to I lie ncre. UunilreilH of farmers In Western Canada havo raised crops In n. nlngle season worth mora than tho whole cost of their land. With such crops corao prosperity, Inde pendence, good homes, and nil the com torts and conveniences which maUo for happy living. Farm Gardens Poultry Dairying nro KouiLCH of lncomo Hecond onlv to Brain growing and ntnek raising. Oood climate, good nolghhors. churches, iichools, rural telephone, etc, glvo you tho opportunities of a new land with tho conveniences of old settled districts. Kor Illustrated literature, rnapn, deacrlp- tlon of farm opportunity In Manitoba. Honkatchewan, and Alberta, reduced railway rates, etc., write Department of Immigration. OMnwn. ran., or W. V. BENNETT Boom 4. Bee BIdg., Omaha, NeB. . r-wn1lT! nnvrntnnt Ai?nt . I1AKV Fl Y sfll I CDTLACGD ANTwncna IMJr&lIWIaKPaBjf'a Melancholy Duty. A visitor observed that tho little gcl of tho house was eating some new kind of eeieal food. Ah hIio seemed to cvinco a melancholy Interest In the preparation the visitor asked: "Do you llko It, Mnry?" "Not specially," replied tho young ter sadly. "Then why do you cot It?" "I lmvo to," was the grove onswer. "Our groter hos promised to glvo n pair of skates for every live packages wo huy, nnd It's got to bo enten every morning." Tho Language. MI toll you, young Smith Is n com ng man." "Yes, I notlco ho Is going some." ATTKACTS AND KIUJ3 AIM FLIES. Neat. clcan,onMmtntal,eon vcnlent, chain, Uuta all icai on. 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