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One Night Only
Red Cloud,
Besse Auditorium, NCbr!
SUNDAY, January 1st
The Hazel McOwen Stock Co.
Flaying that popular Melo-Dramn entitled:
KENTUCKY SUE
Comedy. Pathoo. Climaxes. Special Scenery.
Vaudeville Between Acts
Remember the dale
Admission 15c and 55c.
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF I Form Bureau Notes
Rod Cloud, Nebraska.
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cuttrcd In tin J'oMi ll.ee nt Hut loud, Nob
as Hocond CIhsb Manor'
A. H McAKTHUH, Editor utwl Owner
Advertsin Rates
Foroltfn, per column inch 15c
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Did Yon Forget
Anyone Xmas?
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Thousands of Garments for
European Relief
Chicago. Di'c. 'J7. More thin (iO.OOO
Urariiiiits mill 12,1'CO hiyetvH have been
shipped tills year or mo in pioccss of
in wumji iuii h-i pur i i)i onupu:r quoins
nlieudy pledged from Oiiltnl Division
lundqiint'trH in Chicago Thin work
ol volnntuuis among tho 730 chapters
is siij.pljhi(f mine thnn Iho aveinge
I'liiiplnr qnoti for rilntilbntiou among
the children in Knitern and Central
Kuroptf
Despite U'u local oWd which oxmts
i'i tu ni ciiinrnunltltsitiMhe tates ol
t itt ( till lit Unirtl.tn fluid ft Crt.istiUUly
liK-ifdsinK drstro to Mt lb chihiicn
who. uro M(T.'iiii(f (-t deapraUly In
Euiopn N hhown. When no other
Mtiencv x".ts to oart for local el
thf lied (- olmi ter k-helping ohm
inuiiitii's to ad. junuly mit condition
caused liy iin-niployiuent or orop fail.
iiihs ami in luhtiiloii to life! pin i in tlilit
tloesvii y o oiseas I ullef.
The Gleason Studio
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True Economy
In buying groceries comes through
selecting the better grades, from a
store you know you can depend
upon.
We pride ourselves on our sincere desire
to have in stock at all times the best
quality food stuffs at moderate prices.
Satisfaction or your money back guarantee
P. A. Wullbrandt
Groceries and Queensware
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I Egg and Chicken Money!
Set aside your egg and chicken money and,
almost before you realize it, you will have
enough to buy an equipment of beautiful
"Wear-Ever" aluminum cooking utensils.
Bright, light, silver-like "Wear-Ever' uten-
sik will make you as proud of your kitchen. aa
you are of the other rooms in your home. -
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"Wear-Ever"
Aluminum Cooking Utensils
cost slightly more than ordinary utensils because
theyareworth more. It pays to buy "Wear-Ewer"
just as it pays to buy good farming implements.
. "Weat'Ever" utensils are made in one piece from
hard, thick sheet aluminum without joints or seamed
Cannot crack, fluke or peel are pure and safe,'
Replace utensila that wear out
Svith utensila Umt "Wear-Ever"
TRINE'S HARDWARE
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The Community Christmas
Tree
Tho Hesse Sale Pavilion was ono
seething muss of excited people, nil
tijlng to tallc at once, on last Friday
evening, at the Community Christmas
Tree exorcises.
The lliml arrangements hail been
completed by the unions committees.
Tho decorations were profuse; tho tree
stood on a platform in the center of
tile pavilion and was beautifully be
decked; tiers of scats were occupied by
spectators, choir and choruses. An
air of expectancy prevnded the build
ing. Tubs of treats were carried in
around tho troe by tho Hoy Scouts.
Tho piano proved too high a pltah
for tho orchestra to accompany it,
which was quite n disappointment to
all
E. J. Overlng jr., was master of cere
monies. Christmas carols were Riven by tho
Junior and Senior high schools.
Judgu Waeldedge re.id the Chiist
mas story from the tcriptures. Tin
audience repeated the Lord's Pravor in
concert and tho Community Choru
gave several selections from theii
Christmas Cantata,' "Tho Angelic
Choii".
TIic address of tho voniny on, "The
I nily of tho Christmas Spirit," jjiwii
by V. E. Maiirer, was a scholarly pin.
soutiitioii cf human events since the
Illinois announced to the Shepherd
tho birth of the Saviour of the World
Hevorenlly wo catuh its echo at tills
ChristmasWric. . ,
Tliespealter mentions tho occasion
of our meetiriK together as influenced
by tho desire to coaiuieauiralo, as a
community, tho greatest event of all
history.
This old sobbing world of ours ha
uot outgrown Jesus Christ. For Him
It has discovered no substitute. Other
lights have arisen, waned, and vanish,
ed forever, sinco tho birth of the found,
or and interpreter of tho Christian re-
ligiou.
The community spirit is asomblanee
of Christ's Spirit that has brought us
together tonight. Together we'll sue
tieed, divided we'll fail. Winn we
come to consider our nelKhbor as our
orother, we'll show the sparlc of divin
ity within us. Life thus becomes licli
crall tho wliilo It centers no longer
in ono small self and one nt of cir
ciinistances, but enlarges into a great
nesftliat OMiinot he miriowed.
The speaker i eco'gniz-d our indebted
ness to our common creator and pre
server, and our mutual thoughts give
expression to the pray or of tho great
CIibh. It Tonnev:
"Dear Father, wo thank Thou that
the evening of that first ChristmHS
Day wos not less blessed than the morn
log; that, tho tho star had gone, the
Light, in whose briKhtness it was lost,
remained; that tho the angel choir
had vanished into heaven, tho song,
and tho Inspiration of tho song, wore
lert on earth; that tho tho heavenly
messenger had ceased to speak, the
King was hero to fulfill tho "good tld.
ings," nmi;to claim his own".
Tho concluding number on tho pro
gram, Holy Night," was sung by tho
audience.
Santa Claus arrived in a Ford and
intended tho Hoy Scouts in distributing
the treats,
Mr.und Mrs.-fO. M. Smith, former
residents of Ked Cloud, but now resid
ing in California, sent seven hundred
and fifty oranges for treating tli
children of Ked Cloud on thi.s happy
occasion. There was an abundance of
treats for old and young allUe, later
on.
This ("InUtiiins oideliriitUin will Ioiik
ho f in- nihi'ied in UkI Uli'iul it it I it, I,
hoped to bi'comu no annual evint ol
importance,
Tran'm' Yom' llov
Smc.til nov.simper tirttdo-. lm(
appeared during thf pant two week
timt referred to the fovr 1021 champ
ion club h ys of Nebraska n one way
of keeping hoys interested in the
farm work. Anyore who watched
the 500 club winners dining their
five days tour of Chicago could n I
help but bo convinced at the fore
thin work i exerting; In this country
in developing better alh'f."ed f.irm
hoys nnd girls.
In the c -ntrast to tho above lit in
compare what reaction upon tho plas
tic minds of the boys and girls of
those farm homos where Oio fuller i.
everlastingly complnining of the
d i.vntroddon peasantry where the
father signs and circulates petitions
to do away with organizations that
are exerting the greatest influence
toward bettering the farm life, and
where the father lends no effort or
influence toward beltoring hie indus
try. Compare the two homes if you will.
Which hnift x prcHlngf the most out
of HvitoflfT Which hom will form a
partnership with their children In the
future? Which father will ho left
alone in his declining years td work
his i.u-tn as be t he in.-w?
HENRY R. FAUSCif
County Agricultural A tent.
- -DEMANDS
EXCEED StTpPLir.-t
FOR CATIIER HOOKS
The way to culture may seom long
and mysterious, but once Omahans
have seen a guiding light, they arc
tclentlcss in following its beckoning
finger.
It fc ok Sinclair Lewis, youthful
author of "Main Street," tho best
fiction Fellers of tho year, to make
Omahans acqaintcd with the merit
of tho writings of their own state
woman, Willa Sibort Cathcr. With
in a week after his talk before the
Omaha S "cicty of Fine Arts at the
Fontcnello hotel, last season, every
copy of Willa Cathcr's books then
on the shelves of books stores was
exhausted.
Omahans wanted to know her as
well as her books. And on her re
turn to New York, following a visit
at her home at Red Cloud, she was
the honor guest of the Nebraska
League of Woman Voters at a din
ner at the Brandcis restaurant ear
lier in the season.
Since then her popularity has
grown, as has that of her hooks.
Sensing a heavy demand for the
writings of the popular author, book
stores doubled and trebled orders
to her publishers. Hut the demand
exceeded the supply, and for a week
previous to Christmas, not a single
copy of "My Antonio," "The Song
of tho Lark," "Tho rionccrs," or
for that matter any of her book
could bo purchased here.
May the appreciation of their read
ers never be dulled! Omaha Daily
News, Sunday, December 25th.
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SMITH COUNTY
Doxfc Scold
ill Children
ior wearing holes in their ctockinus at
play. Romping play is good for tnern
let them romp. But put stockings
on them that arc "wear insured". Put
them in
Armor Plate
Hosiery
which is made of the brst and strongest yarn
obtainable knit to shape nnd she exactly and
dyed with Harms-Mot Djc(whichabsolutelytlo8
not rot, burn or weaken the yarn).
You'll buy Ai mor Plate -'ocl.ings again and again becaure
5n service they kn-p tin ir jhapc ind color, fit 6iiU(- and ' 'v-eer
like armor plate". And they're "perfect ia wcjvc, wear
nnd waili."
Take home a pair or two of these excellent hose today.
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All Things Considered
We Believe That
MAITLAND COAL
Is as cheap if not cheaper, than any other kind
of fuel. If you are not using MAITLAND try some
of ours the next time you order.
Piatt & Frees
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Sun.
Harve Hluir and family spent
day with FriinU Ilrowu.
I'M Lull nnd futnlly spent Sundny
with tho W. Leu family Hour Lehitiion.
Mi-bes Lona und Opal Lull of Esbon
nnd Vtdma Carr spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Karl Abbott.
Jnmes Spurrier and ftimily uro visit,
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Spurrier, in Uurr Onk this week.
Erutst Lock and wife visited Satur
day and Sunday with her parents, Mr.
mil Mrs Joseph Uo., in Lwbunoti.
Those who ate Chi Minns dinner with
Km I Abbott and wife are iv 13 Spurr
ier and family, ftolit. Lr.nnlgan and
fami'y, Ilojt L'lll and family, Ntntil
Mcrritt and wife, Ui'x Helihun and
wife and Kcnnuth Abbott.
Lutheran Church Notes
Regular services are held overy first
and third Sunday In tho month In tho
Adventlst church, Corner of 3rd tAve
and Walnut St
Preaching nt 11 a in.
Our annual mooting will be held aft
er tho 6orvice. Everybody Ib request
cd to be present.
O. It. Heinitz, PastorJ
Merry Christmas
Come to our special sale of dolls at prices
that will surprise you. Beautiful Parsian
Ivory goods, Manicures, .Military brushes,
Books, fine Stationery, Box Candies, and
many other articles. Glad to show ybu.
CHAS. L. COTTINC i
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