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BATTERIES
tTreat)Your Battery
vAs It 'Treats You
Your battery saves the work of cranking and makes bright
' your path. Give it the friendly consideration it deserves.
If you are in doubt as to how to care for it let our skilled
"batterymen give you unprejudiced advice.
This service station is manned and equipped to repair all
makes of batteries, to make them last as long as possible.
When you need a new. battery we have an Exide, the right'
size for your car, built to keep its rugged power through a
t lony. life of usefulness.
The Red Cloud Battery Service Station
CARL S. McARTHUR, Manager.
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Farm Bureau Notes
FARM BUREAU EXCHANGE
The first issue of the Webster
Ccunty Furm Bureau Exchange will
bo published April 25th and monthly
thereafter. This publication is put
out by the Webster County Farm Bu
reau Federation and one feature of
this publication is the free exchange
of those having something to sell or
those wanting to buy.
PIG CLUB MEETING POSTPONED
Owing to the bad roads the meet
ing to organize a Sow and Litter
Club had to bo postponed till Satur
day, April 23rd at 1:30 P. M. at the
Ccurt House.
SHORTHORN BREEDER'S MEET.
There will bo a meeting of the
Shorthorn breeders in the County
Agent's office on Saturday, April 23,
at 2 o'clock P. M. to perfect an or
ganization of the Shorthorn Breeders
of Webster county.
PLEASANT HILL TOWNSHIP
Pleasant Hill held a meeting on
Tuesday night. Harry Gould, assist
ant county agenty leader was pres
ent and helped to adopt a program
of work on Wheat. Alfa Lewis elec
ted project leader, ten farmers en
rolled in "Pure Bred Sires Only,"
eight farmers signed up for tuber
culosis testing.
Batin Township held a meeting ot
Thursday night. P. H. Stewart, Ex
tension Specialist on agronomy gave
one of his interesting talks on soils.
Six farmers enrolled for "Pure Bred
Sires Only."
NEWTON GAINS COMING
April 25th, Red Cloud Township at
School District No. 14 rt 8 p. m.;
April 2Cth, Red Cloud and Cowlcs
High Schools; April 26th, Inavale
Township, District 41 au 8:00 p. m;
April 27th, Blue Hill and JBlnden High
Schools; April 27th, Harmony Town
ship, District No. 59 at 8:00 p. m.
x HENRY R. FAUSCH,
County Agricultural Agent
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STATE BUREAU KOTES
Gage county stepped into the lead
of the Gift-Corn pidjecf campaign
ias week and up to Saturday even
ing, had report d 5,027 bushels of
cm, or approomi tely four cars. F.
C. Crocker of Filley, didector of the
work in Gage county and a member
ct the executive commiftee of the
State federation said that Gage would
reach a full five cpr quota, as soon
as all communities had' been heit.l
fiom.
Vaudeville
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SgST ' agiiES MARGUERITE CLARK In
"Luck in Pawn"
Olllg fit and a 2-reel comedy
"BACK FROM THE FRONT"
"CAPTAIN of PLYMOUTH"
Friday Ry
THE HIGH SCHOOL
WILLIAM RUSSELL in
Saturday "The Cheater Reformed"
and a 2-reel comedy
SZ?V "A Child For Sale"
Monday
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Wall Paper, Paints, Oils and1
Varnish ,
PICTURK FRAMING
(Woiii Curtuit(i)
Electrical Goods of all Kiadi
Will Wire Your House And
Furnish You with Fixtures
"Quality" Job Printing
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Office Tumurc BIdg, formerly Occupied by
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RED CLOUD NEBRASKA
The R3arsin of Safety
Is ivptvNfiiMii by tho ntnouut of
iiiMinuu ii ynii etirry
Ihm'tlu'l joui'M-lf into u f.ineied
f ci'iiiity.
Bee iukf tin- liu miwr t.'iK'lieil yon
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Tumorro v -v.o toddy, it you have
timo and you better find tttufi
noun tothttofllco nhd we'll writo
ii policy on jour house, furniture,
htnif or mHrchuji'lihP
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R.eli;xblo Insurance
Frank Myers, manager of the
Farmers' Union State Exchange of
Omaha, has just announced that
wholesale prices will be given to
farm bureau township secretaries in
communities where there is no Farm
ers' Union store. Secretaries of these
precincts can secure price lists by
writing to the State Exchange. Not
olng ngo, tho Farmers Union Live
stock Commission Company of South
Omaha passed a ruling offering to
pro-rate the commission charges to
all local shipping associations and
strictly farmers' organizations in tho
state.
The seven Nebraska delegates to
the Grain Marketing meeting to Chi
cago on April b and 7 took an active
part on the program. H. G. Kccncy
of Cowlcs war. a innmhor of the
Credentials Committee, J. N. Noiton
of Polk was n member of the IZcsolu
tions Committee and the other five
delegates all took an activo part in
tho discussion on pooling. Upon their
return to Nebraska, tho delegates o
pre --.ci tho!r satisfaction of tho mar
V injr plan as it va- adopted.
Relief through a protective tariff
o'n agricultural products is necessary
if tho American farmer is to func
tion efficiently, was urged in a tele
gram to Henry C. Wallace, Secretary
of Agriculture by the Presidents and
Secretaries attending the midwest
meeting at Indianapolis recently, ac
cording to H. D. Lute, Secretary of
of the Nebraska Farm Bureau feder
ation. Chester Gray, President of
the Missouri federation said that in
hie opinion, the farm bureau federa
tion should support commercral ac
tivities without getting into business
for itself. He said it was all right
for farmers to start commercal or
ganizations, but when these organiza
tions got on their feet they should
be turned over to the men most in
terested in them.
Estrayed
Have taken up ft young Spotted Sow
Owner enn have samo br proving pro
perty, pitying damages and costs. II
A. Lctson.
Speed Up Your Ford
Roof 1(1 vnlvo head and Miller Rao
ing Carbnrutor. No changes, easy to
install Cheap for cash. Frame &
Smith Bros. Garage.
(.'. II. Gu.taf.,on cf Lincoln, Chair
man of tho Committoa of Seventeen,
bfforo thh committee wont out "of
.existence, v n.s' elcri d temporary
chairman of the V. S. d "n Growers
Tn, nt Chlcajro recent!". Mr. Gua-
it:;f-nn w nleo elected d "recto of
th'j organization fron tho third cH'-
.t';rL which Includes NVb-" -ka, South
1 D.ikota nnd, Colonu'o. TL. othfer dl-
i rector i In thin di.strLt :vo John T.
Hclk of South "Dakota ur.d.J. D. Pan
cake of Colorado,
Dr. SS.V. Nicholson
DENTIST
Olllco Ovor Albright's Storo
Red Cloud
Nebraska
M. L. Hunt of McComb, Illinois,
who was sent to Nebraska two weeks
ago to assist in bringing the Gift
Corn project to an early close, has
returned to his homo after making
a satisfactory report to Carl N. Vroo
man, Director of this project for the
American Farm Bureau federation.
From sentiment secured ovei tho
statue, .Mr. Hunt said thnt Nebraska
should give at.. least fifty cars of
corn.
Hello! A New Central
The meeting of the telephone com
p my, lesul.ted in placing George Wor
ley in temporary charge of the ex
cliaugo heie. Oeorgo'fi job did not last
long, howevor, for tho emipany has
hired Mr ami Mrs. Thud Saunders, of
Iniivale, who arrived Tuesday and took
chiirgu ol Ue switch board. Miss
Hazel Fulton was replaced as operator
by Miss lJlimeh UttiUer, of Red Cloud.
The patrons of the line extuiid a wol
oonii) to tle now uianitgcmont ntul
trust that both business and social
rulatlons may ontluuo lon' on u )ir.
inuiutit and sstUfactory basU- fnuip.
ball Citizen
" Died
Mr-. Mary SrUbutri'itditig tu the
Socoi d V, ul r"'"'.to Iter rMtf,f
a ii ;...-im In ,' iworniug, bvlu suit, ml
from poor health for two yenrs. she
w 72 years of utft.
Th deoeaseU uiored from lllfttr to
tti ony bhiX'tly uftr thf Hittth of Ium
huibiiiul, Andrew Uiickson. about two
yoHrs ugo, aeoompHni?l y be mn
Henry. They aiouteil a iilou hoim?
across from tho Ilrcthoreu ohureh
She leaves to mourn her death thieo
sons John, Henry and Raymond, and u
daughter, Esther, all of whom rebldo
here.
Funeral bervlcos were conducted
from tho homo Tuesday afternoon at 1
o'clock and from tho Dune church at i!
o'clock, Interment being made In the
Dane cemetery.
Good Clothes
Mean a Great Deal to Every Woman
GOOD CLOTHES do help wonderfully to get every ounce of "The
Joy of.Living." ZhatV why it is a real pleasure for this store to assist
women in the chocking of good things to wear. Good clothes, at this
woman's store, do not necessarily mean expensive clothes. In fact our
policy is"The most of the best at the most economical price"-consistent
with the quality you desire. We have Just received and placed in stock
for your selection a most beautiful line of '
Wonderful New Blouses
NEWEST
Spring and Summer Models
Dainty, filmy Waists and Blouses in every popular stylo and material.
Beautiful Georgettes, Crepe De Chines and Novelty Tub Silks. Also in
check white fabrics. An unusually beautiful line of waists and blouses
and
A T BRAND XEW PRICES THAT WILL PLEASE Y,0 U
ALSO
Our new spring and summer linos arc now in in dozens of other at
tractive clothing. Furnishings and sewing needs. This store is head
quarters for the world's finest.
Warner's Rust-Proof Corsets
A CORRECT MODEL FOR EVERY WOMAN
Kewest Styles Materials
It's tlmo now to get your spring and summer sewing planned. To bet
plan your sewing come in and see our wonderful new lino of spring and
summer
Dress Materials and Yard Goods
A Complete Line o( Everything You Cc.u!d Possibly Need to Ma kc
Your Sowing a Success
Mrs. Laird Potter and baby went
to Hardy Thursday morning-to spend
a few days with her parents. Her
mother,' who had been visiting here,
accompanied her.
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Red Cloud, Nebraska
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