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RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA, CHIEF Lvi 01 MK I" '- f 1 1 Mii'in1 i w in in iiiiiwiiiiiiitwMHi PtTsSSBpft w WlJ klB 0 IMS I M HI w W i CT7 Aift cold water; directions on each package. Used on plaster, wall board and all wall surfaces. White and artistic, durable tints. Cross and circle printed in red on each packaue. SPECIAL STENCIL OFFER We will supply cut stencil to any user of Alabastin. one stencil for each room requiring not less than two packages, if you will end the large words ALABASTINU cut from the face of the packages over the cross and circle, accompanied by 15c in stamps or silver for each stencil desired, covering postage and packing. Write for free booklet, "Nature's Beautiful Tints." THE ALABASTINE COMPANY 1648 Grandrille Avenue Grand Rapid. Michigan Metal Long in Use. Tin Is found In the Knst Indict, IU- lvln nnd Cornwall; In cnssiturltc or Ji-stone, n compound of tin mitl oxy- Ken. Tin was known to the ancients. It has been found In Egyptian tombs. If You Need a Medicine You Should Have the Best Have you ever stopped to rcaFOn why it is that o many products that nro ex tensively advertised, all at once drop out of night and are coon forpotten? The reason is plain the article did not fulfill the promises of the manufacturer. This applies more particularly to a medicine. 'A medicinal preparation that has real rurativo value almost fells itf-clf. a like an indless chain rvstPin the remedy is recommended by thoe who have been benefited to those who are in need of it. A prominent dnije;ijt says", "Take for example Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot, a preparation I have wild for many years and never hesitate to recommend, for in lmost every case it shows excellent re mits, as many of my customers testify. No other kidney remedy has so large a sale." According to sworn statements and verified testimony of thousands who have used the preparation, the success of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-llooti is due to the fact, so many people claim, that it fulfills al most every wish in overcoming kidney, liver and bladder ailments, eorrcctp uri nary troubles and neutralizes the uric acid which causes rheumatism. You may receive a sample bottle ol Swamp-Hoot by parcel post. "Address Dr. Kilmer &. Co., Ilmghamton, N. Y., and uiclose ten cents; al-o mention this paper. Large and medium sire bottles for sale at all drug stores. Advertisement. Too Great a Danger. She Shall we make mud pies? lie No, iiiikI pics p'ts ye all dirty an' first thin-; e know somebody hprlngs a bath on ye. Life. ) for Economical Transportation OF Farm Products Modem, progressive farmers, being also business men, no w depend on fast cheap motor transportation to save time, save products and get the money. Chevrolet Superior Light Delivery, with four post body was built espe cially for farm needs. It has the space nnd power for a big load, which it movcb fast at a very low cost per mile. For heavy work, Chevrolet Utility Express Truck at only $575, chassis only, offers remarkable value. Fits any standard truck body. ChevroletMotor Company Dhriiion of Ctntral Motors Corporation Detroit, Michigan HI I & R f.o.b. Flint. Mutt. UgiggHgHgBgJligU2X'i)lgg&uV4gggHgHflgyg o rB H2Matta(t922aTfr4Li?iBVVafl x hhhbhbhfvhi. Disordered Stomach Take a Rood dose CARTERS IITTLE PILLS rimpiy, uiotcny (.ermine bear elvnatur ASK your local dealer to rec ommend a practical dec orator. If you are unable to secure one you can do the work yourself, tinting and stenciling your walls to (jive beautiful results. M.i raRSBi'fina'ef tSmMmwm j53vhj m mi ivii Initcad of Kaltominc or Wall Paper Alabastine is a dry powder; mixes with lllf Can Say That Much. "Mrs. Dlvorsny belongs to the cream of society, doesn't she?" "Well, she's been through the separator." Hairs Catarrh Medicine Thoso who nre In a "run down" condi tion will notice that Catarrh bothers ! them much mora than when thoy aro In ' Rood health. This fact proves that whllo Catarrh Is a local disease. It Is ereatly i Influenced by constitutional condlUons. HALL'S CATAIlItH MEDICINE con- ' slats of an Ointment which Quickly ltellcvca by local application, and tho Internal Medicine, ft Tonic, which (insists In improving the General Health. I Fold by druggists for over 40 Yearn. V. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Mother Love Supreme. The nijstpry of a mother's love, the sensitiveness of her sympathy, thu vastness of vision of her Intuition, the sublimity of her M'lfHiieilllco ean nev er be surpassed. Dr. Alexander Lyon". A Lady of Distinction j Is reeopnlzed by the delicate, fascinat ing Inlluenco of the perfume she uses. ! A hath with Cutlcura Snap and hot water to thoroughly clennse the pores followed by a dusting with Cutlcura , Talcum powder usually means n clear, . sweet, healthy skin. Adertlsement. ' Better Show for the Empire. I I'lifle Hiram They say that the I i sun jiever sots on the Itritlsh empire. Aunt Hannah Doc-n't It, now? And we have such lovely sunsets over here. Judge. j -LlHH; 1.-1 lillilllUn IIIIIIU MIlinUll'lUl.Y ri'l..... In ..!. t ...,... ..nil,.....,,.... , nftor a day of hard work than a line full of snowy-white clothes. For such results use Hod Cross Ball Blue. Ad vertisement. When they get artificial raln-ninklag perfected they can make It rain on i the Just only. Prices f. o. b. Flint, Mich. Superior 2-Pmi. Roaditer $510 Superior 5-I'aii. Touring . 525 Superior 2-I'an. Utility Coupe CflO Superior 4-Pan. Sedanette 850 Superior 5.1'aii. Sedan . B60 Superior LlKht Delivery . 510 Superior Commercial Cliaiilt 425 Utility Kxprcu Truck Chaiili 575 Dealers and Seivice Stations Everywhere SUPERIOR Light Delivery s510 of Carter's Little Liver Pills then take 2 or 3 for a few nights after. You will relish your meals without fear of trouble to follow. Millions of all ages take them for Biliousness, Dizziness.Sick Headache, Upset Stomach and for Sallow, omn. ttey end the misery of Constipation. S&xZ&rC SaH Pill j Saull Doie j Small Price Amebkm LHflON (Copy fop This Uriinrtincnt Supplied by the American I.eKlon News Service ) APPROVES ACTION BY FRANCE Legion National Executive Committee ! O. K.'s Occupation of Territories I In Ruhr Valley. I The neilon of France In nmip.vInK , certain territories In the Ilithr alley was given a stamp of approval hy the national eveeutlve eoiiuiilttee of the American Legion at a recent meeting in Indianapolis attended hy repreM'ti tatlves from every state. ' A resolution charged that the (!er mans had attempted to wreck the ( llnanelal system of their country for i the purpose of avoiding payment and ' "by evasion anil trickery sought to tie- ' prlve France of the awards made hy j the peace conference." The commit- I tee voled tti send copies of the reso lution to President Harding, the eon- j gross and the French ainhassador to tho 1'nltod States. j Brig. (Jen. John It. McQuIgg of Cleveland, chairman of the commit tee which formulated the resolution, has issued a statement giving the rea sons for the Legion's support of France, as follows: First : Because the award was a righteous one rendered hy a compe tent court and accepted hy (Jerniany. Second: Because (iormnuy has vol untarily defaulted and refilled to pay and has wrecked her whole llnnnclal system to avoid pa.Miieut. Third: BecaiiM' the course taken hy Franco Is the only effective course left to her In dealing with an ohstl'iate dehtor. Fourth: Becaue !ermany has ro fused to levy taxes anil take other steps necessary to enable her to pay the debt. We in the United States are paying three times as much nation al ttix as (lormiiny, and France Is paying more than four times as much per capita as (terintiny. Fifth: Because If ticrmuny Is not niaile to pay the damage caused by her, some, one oKe will have to pay It. Sixth: Because, If fionminy Is not made to pay, the slaughter and expen diture of material and effort necessary to win on the battlelleld will have been, to a large extent, In vain, and there will be little to deter nations from running amuck In the future and making an assault on civilization whenever they think they aro sulll clently strong to win. LEGION BUSINESS BY RADIO Commander Doyle of Massachusetts State Department Is Arranging for Important Innovation. A personal address to the 50,000 members of the American Legion In Massachusetts every month, Is the plan of William II. Doyle, conimnnder of the Massachusetts department of the Le gion, who Is arranging for the Installa tion of a radio In every post head quarlers. Broadcasting of all legisla tion and business of Interest to World wnr veterans Is being contemplated by the commander ns a means of reaching directly the thousands of Legion mem bers In their homes and at their post meetings. According to plans now being formu lated. Legion officials of the state will provide an evening's entertainment at the broadcasting station on the eve ning their fellow Legion members aro "llbteniiur In." They will aim to com bine an hour's pleasure with the busi ness of the posts, It Is said. The scheme nlo would aid the sponsors of legislation In putting their Idens before thousands of radio enthusiasts In each community, In addition to the Legion members. The Innovation proposed hy Commander Hoyle has- been approved hy the Legion national headquarters, Weekly concerts for the disabled war veterans In the Bay State hospitals are Included In the plans of the Legion of llcer, nnd are now being arranged by the department officers. CHICAGO'S ZERO HOUR CLUB Roosevelt Legion Post Has Subsidiary Organization to Aid Beneficiary at Death of Member. A now angle on the American Le gion's policy of service to Its member ship hns been developed by the Theo dore Itoosovelt post of Chicago In Its Zero Hour club. This subsidiary or ganization within the post propones to pay a benefit of $100 to the beneficiary of any of Its members who die, Im- j mediately upon receipt of the notice or ms (icatn. Tiie plan, post olllclnls assert, will work for the relief of a veteran's benellclary by tiding him over the period which elapses between the death and the time when the in surance companies begin payment of the life Insurance. Olllcors of the Zero Hour club also are olllcors of thu Legion post, and only accredited Legion members In good standing nre eligible to becoino participants la the club. Annual dues ure $U.f0, with a further assessment of $1 upon the death of any of the club's members. Membership In tho Zero Hour club, tho president states, Is not Insurance, hut It Is protection for a limited amount, better, cheaper and quicker thun Insurance. PERMANENT PEACE IS URGED Resolution Is to De Presented President and Congress by Brig. Gen. Roy Hoffman. to Brig. lien. Hoy Ilofftnnn of Oklahoma City, Okln., has boon selected by the legislature of the state to present a resolution memorializing the Presi dent and congress for the promotion of permanent peace tinning nations as outlined by the Interallied Veterans' federation, reprcentlng lfi.OOO.tHKi World war veterans. The resolution primarily calls for the establishment of a world court, the reduction of armnment, except for the upholding of court decrees; opposi tion to territorial aggrandizement, and full publicity for International agreements between governments. The declaration of principles, which formed the basis tif the resolution sent hy the Oklahoma lawmakers to con gross, Is that adopted by the federa tion at Its world convention hold In New Orleans during the recent Amer ican Legion convention. The legion Is a member body of the federation which Is also known as "Flduo." (louernl Ilofftnnn was given credit for the writing of many of the princi ples for the Fldae convention. A native of the Southwest, General Hoffman becnnie a resident of Indian territory, now Oklnhoma, as soon as that country was thrown open for white settlement. Karly In life, ho established the first dally newspaper Brig. Gen. Roy Hoffman. In Guthrie, during the operation of which he was preparing for admission to the bar, which he accomplished In 1S01. As United States attorney In 1S!)7, he resigned to enlist as a pri vate for service In the Spanish-Ameri can war, ami served throughout the war, attaining the rank of captain. In 1000, on the death of the colonel of the Oklahoma Ouard regiment, Mr. Ilofftnnn succeeded to the coin ninnd of the regiment, serving through domestic and Indian troubles. He was called for border service In 101(1 and was mustered out In March, 1017, only to he called to the colors HO days later for World war service. Promoted to brigadier general on August 0, 1017, Oenernl Hoffman commanded a brigade at Camp Bowlo and assisted in organizing the Thirty sixth division. He later organized the Ninety-third division nntl commanded It In action. During the battle of C'antlgny he was with the First di vision, nlso saw service In the Toul sector, at St. Mililel, nnd In the de fensive IMeardy sector. He received the decoration of commander of tho Legion of Honor, conferred In person by Marshal Foch. A charter member of the American Legion, Oeueral Hoffman has been ac tive In promoting the Interests of the organization. He has attended all na tional conventions as a delegate and has served as national executive com mitteeman from Oklahoma. He was named n member of tho committee to meet the F. I. D. A. O., and was a delegate to the allied convention. OWSLEY HAS GOOD MEMORY Commander Rscognlzes 'Member of His Camp When They Meet in an Illinois City. Distance means little to the Ameri can Legion or Its olllcoro. National Commander Alvln Owsley recently surprised Legionnaires In an Illinois town, and caused a post com mander a mild embarrassment hy his Immediate recognition of a former "buddy" In service at an Oklahomn camp, hundreds of miles away from that town. Commander Owsley was being enter tained at a meeting of the Jefferson post I'll, Mt. Vernon, III., and tho post commander was Introducing the vari ous members of his organization to the guest of honor. Momentarily forgetting n member's name, the local man said, "The next is er " "Hello, Batrd," said Commander Ows ley, "what In the world aro you doing here?" Balrd was a soldier who had been stationed nt the camp when the leader tif the Legion was a captain at tho post, but he recognized the man be fore the post commander could think of the member's name. Ingenious. Private Blimp was a modest and sensitive man who dreaded a rebuff, He had fallen In lovo with the pret tiest girl within a mile of the camp, hut hesitating proposing for fear that she would turn him down. At last, when he could stand thu suspense no longer, ho was struck by an Inspira tion. Hastily seizing a pen, he wrote her nn anonymous letter nsklng her to marry him. Amerlcun Legion Weekly. eastFoam What a girl lcarna about oventempcr ature when baking bread is valuable when it conies to baking cakes, pics, meats, fish, etc Send for free booklet 'The Art of Baking Dread" Goes Up in the Air and Lands. Seaton Does your wife over get up In the air. Albertson You hot 1 And she always lands on me. Judge. Porcelain Fuse Handle. For safely removing fuses from high-tension electric circuits an all porcelain handle has been Invented. iSTi 'iM? has land, if your present there is a new deal for Come One! Come All! V SIilE U9V2?KUr " I 7j9gHgnNgflMHggkr kv-" ggag farms of Western Canada, where wheat produces 20 to 40 bushels to the acre, where where oats, barley and hay dairy industry, and a man's Low Priced Land In Western Canada you still can ner acre, on lone terms if desired, as has (or manv yearn produced the world's alfalfa. Canada had no war time" in on the ground floor. Taxes Favor the Farmer as Values Increase The tax laws of Western Canada encourage the producing farmer. The tax on land is reduced when it is brought under cultiva tionwhile on your buildings, machinery. Improvements, personal property, automo bile, there Is no tax at all. A single crop Is often worth more, acre for acre, than the cost of the land. Buy on Exceptional Terms 32 Years to Pay For the benefit of those wishing to buy land a national non-profit sharing organization the Canada Colonizntion Association-has been established with head office at Winnipeg, and United States office at St. Paul. This Association offers selected land convenient to railways-much of it at $15 to $20 per acre on very small caih payment; no further payment until third year; balance extended over thirty years, but purchaser may pay up and obtain title at any time if desired. Interest six percent per annum on deferred payments. Special Excursion Rates to Western Canada In order that you may Inspect the land see for yourself Judge of Its value and fertility Bpeclal excursion trips of inspection will leave United States points on the first and third Tuesday of each month. Sioilo far plua 92 for tha round trip, available from all nrlnrlnnl centers. Take advantage of these low railroad rates to inspect for yourself the opportunities which Western Canada has to offer you. Seeing is believing, The neap est Canadian Government Agency will give you all information. The men in charge are Government officials, interested only in the service of the prospective settler. W holp you find your opportunity. Let US know something ol your position ana receive iree book with maps, and information how special railway rates can be arranged for a trip of inspection. Mail the coupon. FREE HOMESTEADS are still nvollable in some localities. Canada, welcomes TOURISTS Come nnd see our country, for yourself. No passports required. 10c Gives New Putnam Fadeless AMERICAS HOME Black - Tan - White - Ox-Blood - Brown StllNOlA preserves leather as paint preiervei buildings. Quick and eaiy to uie. Jaa7"5i5 dsr kk. Shines in a hurry. SHINOLA HOME SET BLa&r3B . , . , . ,. . Makes Shining Easy 'TnftfnFfi . Genuine Brittle Dauber ,TsW?',rK(r jut fill the hand. Brings cleans around the tole and VWEg'' the brilliant Shinola thins Sly. ,h0f 'JPtfeN Wllh ' ,CW "Vt- TK SUog fry Mint "" 04 breadmAfcrs ercrjrwhtre prtfer It Northwestern Yeast Co. 1730 North Ashland Ave. Chicago, 11L Those Numerous "Probs." If half of the world does not know how tho other half lives It Is not be cause It Isn't trying to find out. Cuu ton News. As If She Could Help It. She (excitedly) I know you'll nev er believe what I am going to tell you. He Then why toll It V 'i',4krg mm Find What Canada to offer YOU! If your dreamof success seems like a hopeless ambition, if vou are discouraged trvine to tret ahead on hiuh Driced location fails to cive you opportunity, you. a new chance in the fertile, virgin the 1922 crop was biggest in history, and fodder crops are the baslsof a great work brings him success and prosperity. the Last Great West buy vircin'orairie land at S15 to $20 near to town, railroads, etc. land such prize winnlns wheat, oats, barley, flax, rye. land boom: orices axe not inflated you set Rent Now Buy Later Pay Out of Profits Cnnada welcomes the Industrious settler. What you have now isn't ao important. If your capital la small, or you cannot sell your present holdings to advantage, rent a fertile Canadian farm and try it out " for a season or two. Make a good living, increase your capital, and buy later. Farms nitty be rented from successful settlers on easv terras; in some cases with option of purchase. (WMMMflMBiaaiBBiai $ Addreta Nearest Agent . VV. V. BENNETT Dtik W, SCO Ptttr'i Trott CUj. Omaha, N-K. 8 Please send me your Free book on Canada, run particularly intern ted in lorn W.it.ntCtntd It.nUnv Uralaliravinr fcvacUl CaJIw.j lUt., rv..t.ra lun.r f4tiiHtlrt Uivirttfitd rrmlaa Kama... .......... nrU. No orSUrtt Addreta P O.. State. Life to Old Stocking Dyes dyes or tints as you wist? SHOE POLISH s