The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, July 08, 1920, Image 8

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    nM(XirepFt. i'
, ifft
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF
o
m
8
:
i
;i
r
? -
i
i'
!
I
.-.;
i
t
AfTE
'iU!
r
Nv
?
Vn R
T1 7"F- will b pleased to Insprct your
YV
will
battery Btnrny time am' a often
la. iioLisry. frte of cliarfte.
n..t. nrflr In the- MCfrtft kind.
nnd our experience In always Rt your
dlipowl. Should rrpilr be necessary wt
niftke them at a moderate char.
The "Bxibc"
Starting and Lighting Battery
Js Hie famous "giant that lives ih a bos."
You have heard of una onuery mm i
unique fcnturcs-lt's (he orljjlnnl Unlt
Scnl Batter; extra powerful, easy to
caro for and repair. Let us ovphdn He
features to you.
Take advantage of our free service.
Red Cloud Battery Service Sta'n
CARL S. McARTHUR, Prop.
PBP
SL
y LiiBa
PUS
a.-
v-d in'.- ? .
VI r M I 4 Vi -
3 i .1 I' B3
Cxl&c
ttarstft
oiyjuuw
V;.'jTYERYJ
&3S
hi f
Commissioners Proceedings
MESS
FLY-
CHASER '-
ia Guaranteed to give latp,
rlircck'd. ; .
Snray the cowf.nt milking hrnfo
Spray the horses m the morrtirtg
and at noon. X' '
The longer it is U3cd the bVlcp
the results,
Sold only by
Chas. L. Cotting
The Druggist
See Us for Job Printing
WVW(
AVWVMW
Base Burner Users !
We have a car of base burner size
Cerrilos Anthracite now on the road.
Base burner coal will be hard to get
this year. ORDER NOW.
The Malone-Gellatly Co.
mAvv,An.vvv.v.v.VJ.VAv.v.VAJwuJvw
The Margin of Safety -
Is represented by tlio amount of
insurance you enrry
Don't lull yourself into u fancied
security.
Because lire has never touched you
it doesn't follow that you're immune
Tomorrow -no today, if you have
time and you better Und tlmo
come to tho oillcc and we'll wrlto
n policy on your houso, furniture,
store or merchandise.
LATER MAY BB TOO LATE)-
O. C. TEEL
( Ui ' .i County Ani
1 1 i- J. H'nkfu
,i .ii 'VII. y C. .
1 if. Thonin , ,
Jr )hio..'.l;a
ir . Waldo .... -JG-.-int
Shi '
I J. r. Knlggv
Fi.-nk Starr .. ....
I? Cloud CbiW
C. V. To at Ci-.
1.. M. Foe , -'i-. ..
V.. -T. Emorton ,..i-'..
NV.ll Wood Renovating Co
II. M. Ribbon A Carbon Co.
ll;u-m Huntjer .....;.. ...-
Wttv Construction do ..
' !i . Hilton .r .,......: .... .. ,
(o.'H. 0 wring .....s-
It. II. Ixjggi'tt . J.
Hoy Garrett ?on ...j.L ...
I rank Iluffcr. - ,,.
Goo, D. Uarnanl Co.
BRIDGE FUND
John Ilommclbcr; .-
C. IJ. Dalton .... .
A. L. Foe.
W. II. Reynolds "...
C. Noble .
Orvnl Krout -.
Elmer Noble
Pawnee Twp. Smith Co., Kns
Lee Columbia
A. 0. Mcfford
J. I. Lacy .
Adam Albcr
A Hot -Weather Necessity
-. 3VW-
,..'.i.f W9M
io.m
R.elieble Insurance
unMsL JtM
a
M M01?idrih&kfc
for Highest Possible Qjwlity at
Lowest Possible Price
' T 4 d
w mw W
n y
eu area ano
a aood CooRer
j .
That's Spur. The kindest, gentlest, most
likable cigarette tliat ever was bred from the -world's
best.
Blended in a new, way that brings out that
good-tobacco taste. Crimped, too not pasted
making a slower-burning, easier-drawing cig
arette. Everybody wants to move behind a winner.
Spur cigarettes at 20 cents for 20 colors. brown
and silver are leaving the field behind.
Smoke a Spur. Say it yourself: "Spurs
1
4i
i
J
win.
LiccETr ft Mverj Tobacco Co.
'
f .&
.
-n".
i
Cigarettes
rv. rt. -"'KTifCVf-' .LWlSfM MTT-'?Tlrini1f!aag??.r'q''-'
kA'.WU
204.SR
40.97
T
sawtaratwuiaaaaaTriftTaBiTMsaiJAgjaiiaftattfjTii
Howard Dcisley....
Harry Hunt
Clyde Pitney
Chas. Pulgcr
Claude Conley A.
Harold Burg
Wm, Topham
Peter Mycrs 1.
Miles Putnam -.
Com. Dist. No. 2
Kohzack Bros.
Malone-Gellatly Co.
J. A. Silvey Lbr. Co.
Guide Rock IUUrc. Co.
Gagnon Grocery Co.
J. A. Silvey
Piatt & Frees
Fames' Union Ele. Co.- Law...
F. A. Good Lbr. Co.
Ncbr. & Iowa Steel Tank Co.....
Farmers' Union Lawrence
R. S. Proudfit Lbr. Co. .....
Malone-Gellatly
Citizens Lbr. Co
Boom Bros.y
Chicago Lbr. Co. Blue Hill....
POOR FARM FUND
P. A. Wullbrandt
H. C. Wright
Morhart Bros.
Farmers' Union Red Cloud ....
R. P. Weeancr Co.
Farmers' Union Roscmont
Yost & Son ..-
C. T. Dickonsion - -.,
C. A. Waldo ..
Denton & Ru?chl:o .....
0. E. Rnmoy, Jr
F. G. Tuvnuro & Son'
H. Ludlow .. ....
Chas. Edgcrton .
E. J. Emcrton
Board adjourned to August 3, 1920
B. F. TERRY, County Clerk
70.90J
G4.03
C2.60
27.00
9.15
fi.75
G.75
Gt.7o
48.00
50.00
25.00
G7.00
9.00
12.00
4.00
1.00
1.00
G.OO
19.50
5.00
1 20
23S.50
153.00
210.40
452.C5
83.03
8.25
154.35
15.0S
130.25
295.40
331.26
512.86
500 00
331.30
4G.30
53.G1
145.05
81.69.
38.&
4G.35
39.00
o.20
33.G5
14.80
17.25
11.53
. 39.G1
5.G3
. 252.02
5.00
. 4G.00
. ' 3G.15
No wicks to clean, trim or adjust. Always ready.
No valves to worry about. It does not require
generating. Burnsordinary kerosene.
The "Florence" is the one Heal Oil Cook Stove
Hundred of satisfied 'Florence' users in this community
Ask one of them or come into our store.
GEO. W. TRINE
Authorized Sales Agent ' Red Cloud, Nebraska
Breadwinner"
GuldmePlinfibdics
rs .rv '
"if a Wm &
Standing the strain
'7TIEN -ou give the -playclothcs problem the careful
f consideration it desercs you invariably buy only such
garments you believe will stand the strain of strenuous play.
At each step in the making of "Bread Winner" play
clothes this strain is considcied. Each garment is reinforced
where thero is any considerable strain upon it, each garment
is finished to tho last detail of buttons, buttonholes and seams
with the necessary care to withstand this strain.
You can buy our playclothcs bearing the labsl "BrcaJ
Winner" with the positive assurance that you have purchased
a garment that will absolutely satisfy. Made under the most
sanitary condition?, for tiny tots in creepers up to boys of
eight and guls of six.
Come into our children's washwear department and let
us show you our full line of sturdy garments.
MrSo Barbara Phares
Ktrvwmnit-W'J 1 LPlKll ' IJW uiw
Mrs. Max Mizer and daughter,
Elizabeth, spent Wednesday in Hast
ings. Clifford Bradshaw of Ragan spent
the first of the week with relatives in
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Smith spent
tho first of the week with his parents
at Denver.
Some of the now fixtures for the
Huntsinger restaurant arrived in the
city Tuesday.
Lloyd Turner left Wednesday morn
ing for Mildred, Kansas, where he
-will work in tho harvest fields.
Sutton & Shipman are moving their
enrs and vulcanizing plant into the
new building recently erected by Bar
ney Sutton.
C. C. McConkoy returned to tho Sol
diers' Home at Grand Island Wednes
day after visiting Ids daughter, Mrs.
Rich Lippincott.
Mr. and" Mrs. S. It. Florance nnd
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bernard McNcny amt
.'daughter, Helen, loft Monday for De
troit, Michigan, where they will visit
'Mr. Florence's brother and also enjoy
an outing.
The Burlington surveyors are here
surveying .for trackage for a new
electrically equipped conl shed which
will be erected south of tho depot, al
so for about three now side tracks.
Work on tho tracks will commence
Monday if teams are available.
A meeting was held Monday nt Nel
son for tho purpose of organizing a
purebred stock association for Nuck
olls county. Our neighbor, Webster
county has us beat a thousand ways
on this important fnctor in modern
Improvement in stock raising. I ho
time is ripe for a live, aggressive
move in displacing poor stuff for the
better grades, and Nuckolls county a
movo forward should bo made right
now. Lawrence Locomotive.
Certificate of Character Needed.
T v UinpT wi.vs that when nppljj
in: di iii'i'omiiinilntlons at a Strang
plit.f MifjisOiiMl tr Hlie might cntertald
j..T i-iniiiun In the parlor. "Ye8,re
. it...... u . a .nfi
Imii'il iiiu iiimiimiyi u J" .
W ii-ti't u burglar." Dallas New.
Dp. H. E. GAJI1P
CfllflOPRRGTOR
1ND. PHONE 190-Y
Office 2 Blocki North of Ficeraaa'i Hall
RED CLOUD
NEBRASKA
E. S. Gaurber
Wall Paper, Paints, Oils and
Varnish
PICTURE FRAMING
(Work Guaranteed)
Electrical Goods of all Kiuds
Will Wire Your House And
Furnish You the Fixtures
COMING!
To Red Cloud
JULY 13 to 17
-INCLUSIVE-
THE SCOTT
Carnival Co.
Under the Auspices of the Red Cloud Fire Dept.
There'll be Plenty of Shows and Riding Devices
So That You Can Enjoy Yourself
Located on the Lots North of Red Cloud Mill
4
r
h
i