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CLOSING OUT
We Have Decided to Close Out our Stock of
Sewall's Chemically Pure Mixed Paints
And will sell at the following prices for stock on hand
Outside White, per gal $3.35
Colpr8,qxcept 214-216 and 250, per gal...$2.25
Interior Flat Finish, per gal $2.75
Iron Clad Barn Paint, per gal $1.50
Now is the chance to get the Best Paint .
at a low price.
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State Line
Sank Uooper stacked oats Tuesday.
Orn Prill made a trip to Red Cloud
Friday noou.
Joeltjan left for Sclden, Kits.,, to
harvest last week.
Several attendod the prize fight tit
Wotner Saturday night
Au all day meeting was held Sunday
at the Pawneo church
Fred Brown and faintly made a trip
to Smith Center Saturday.
(.hiss Ring and family made n trip to
Smith Center the last of the week.
Several from this corner attended
the ice cream social at Mt. Hope Fri
day evening
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CHRISTIAN
"Finally, my brethern, whatsoever
things are true, whatsoever things aro
hnnot able, whatsoever thigs lire just,
whatsoever thigs are pure, whatsoever
things are lovely, whatsoever things
are of good report; if there be any
virtue, if there bo any praise, think on
these things"
Don't forget Sunday school lit ten
and morning worship at eleven every
Sunday morning aud Union Set vice in
the evening.
The Missionary Society was well at
tended Friday Ins-plte of the very hot
afternoon. The next meeting will bo
a study of auomplishments of tho
Negro. This meeting will be held with
Mrs. C. J Pope, who has promised us
some very line Negro.muslo.
A class was organized Monday even
log, to begin the study of the Old
Testament, September 1 This class
will meet on Monday evening at the
parsonage with Mra. Nelson, teacher.
Anyone wlshlug to take up the work,
please notify her soon in order to se
cure a book.
Everyone is cordially invited to the
church Friday afternoon and evening
to study some of our great palmtops.
The church will be open from 3 to .1:30
and from 7 till you wish to leave. A
program will begin at 8 o'clock. The
Junior girls will serve lemonndo at the
usual price.
BAPTIST
Bible school at 10 a. m.
Morning service at 11 a m.
"The Modern Attitude Toward
The
Bible."
Union evening service at tho Congre
gational church, out on the lawn if
the evening Is pleasant.
By courtesy and help of all the busi
ness men of Red Cloud and tho mus
cular 'activity of some of the pastors
we are to have good comfortable scats
permanently for our out of doors serv
Iceland will use them for tho first
timc;fae.t Sunday evening.
Let everybody come.
I. W. EPSON, Pastor.
GAB FIELD CpM M UN IT V
10 o. in., Sunday School, theme: "The
Charnoter of Peter."
11 a. m., Sermon; "Homo Relations,''
8:30 p m. Sermon "The Bulwarks
untl Euomies of the Home".
On account of tho heat aud short
evenings thu Young Peoples Programs
will be dispensed with until about tho
iniddlo of August or first of Soptembor.
Sumluy evening closes n series of
sermons on "The Modem Home", Bo
euro to bear both of tlie'm.
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HOME
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Report of the Condition
-oi'tui:-
Webster County Bank
RED CLOUD. (NEBRASKA.
Charter No. 10 1'., Incorporated In tliuStntoot
Nebraska, at the closo ol business Juno :io,
l2l.
itKsotriii'KH:
Loan ami DIscountH .... 'i)l,:m.!)l
Overdrafts .1 ttl."A
Kurulturoauil Fixtures. I.jOO.OO
Current expumei, tatmatit In tor-
cut paid - 1 1,6(11.51
One from national and Htato
banks S.T.tlilO
Checks ami Items ot
exchange I.0J2.31
Currency. ............ 3.3U.00
Silver, nickels anil cents.. 4I9.G2 i:,U0.l
Total...
rJ17.0G7.Sfi
I.tAllIMTlK.S:
Capital stock paid n 8 25.000.00
Surplus fund .... 10,000.00
Undivided profits IH.KKU'.!
liullvlduuldeposlts
subject to chick 11B,:U7.20
Demand certificates
ol deposit 310.03
Tlmo certificates
of deposit 7J.IT5 15 11(1,152.
Notes aud bills re-illscounted nouo
Hills payable .. none
Depositors' guaranty luud l,'17l(.:W
Total
? 217,0(17.88
Sr.TurNt:ilKAHKA, Ur
County of Webster. f
I, S. It. ri.oiiAM'K. cashier ol tho above
named bank, do luruby swear that thoabove
statement Is a correct aud truo copy of the
report made to the State Ilanklni; Hoard.
h. u. ri.uitANCi:.
attest: Cashier.
S. It. Ki.oum:k, Director.
C.J. I'oi'K, Director.
Subscribed and sworn to beforo mo this
nth day ol July, tail.
Gkouos W. Hitciiison
(SKA I.) Notary l'ubllc.
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Report of the Condition
or TIIK ,
Bank of Inavale
if Inavale Charter No. 795 In the State
f Nebraska at the close or business
Jane 30. 1923.
KKSOl'KCKS
Loans and Discounts-. . l26,3yi.(M
Overdrafts i,t x 29
ttonds, securities, Judgments, claims
etc., Including all government
lioniU. ,...,, ,
Hanking house, furniture A fixtures
Current expenses, taxes and
Interest paid
Duo fromuatloual and state
4,190.51
3,544.00
2,552.81
banks HMH3.73
Currency 813.00
Oold coin r 70.00
Silver, nickels and cents ..... 92108 t7,28S.8l'
Total
I.IAIIII.ITIKt
Capital stock paid in
. f 155,)184
...
10,000.00
10,000.00
:i,330.2i
Surplus lund .. ............
Undivided profits .
Individual deposits subject
to chock 7(1,308.11
Tlmo certificates of deposit 41,745.08 121,101.19
Hills payable 10,000.00
Depositor's Kitaranty fund iwi.IM
Total .'. ? IM.39I8I
STATKOPNI'.IIHASICA, (uu
futility ol Webster ("
1,(1. It. Mci'rary Cashier ol tho abovo nam.
ed bank do hereby swear that tho above
statement Is n correct anil truo copy of tho
report made to the State Hanking Hoard.
U. It. Met'ItAltY.
Cashier.
Attest:
Charles Hunter, Director.
Alfred McCall, Director.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
10th day of July, mil.
f . M. Sherwood,
Is' "D- Notary I'uhlic,
Effect of Mind on Matter.
Exciting motion pletureH and plays
eiuiKO tin temperatures of nudumi
to rlne uiul result 'a thy throwing ulY
of bodily hent. Some theaters lower
the heat supply as the act approaches
the climax.
What the country needs is not moro
government hut moro horse scmie.
There is a lot of difference between
mi honest, necessary explanation and
an alibi.
It is possible to be highly moral and
still lnck a whole lot of being n
Christian.
Half the world doesn't know how
the other half lives and doesn't care
t whoop.
This 13 the season of tho year when
ko find out what liurs the makers of
teed catalogs arc.
Too many people have tho notion
:hat nothing is funny or artistic un
less it is also indecent.
Tho maniac behind bars deserves:
lympathy. The ono behind a steering
wheel ought to be shot.
Who remembera the good old times
A'hen men saved tobacco tags and
tvomen joined Larldn clubs?
Twenty dollar hog3 and two dollar
:orn are mighty fine but none of us
want a war to bring them back.
A Friend young man is so timid
that he proposed marriage to his
favorite girl in an anonymous letter.
It is fine to be young in spirit but
the biggest fool of all is tho old per
son who tries to act like a young ono.
The man who buys groceries on
credit always has enough cash in
reserve to buy circus tickets and gaso
line. The reason the old fashioned hell
has lost its terrors is because most of
us get so much of it that we no longer
worry.
It is ensy to cut your cost of living
if you will cut out tho things you
don't need and would bo better oh?
without.
It is no trouble for me to take a
vacation. The Boss tells mo where
to go and The Junior tells mo what
to wear.
Here is a brand now idea: Why
not have the assessor and tho Brad
street reporter make their rounds' to
gether? Allinnce is. putting up road markers.
Here's .hoping they will stick tip two
jr three between that town and
Scottsbluff. '
The advertising Bob Simmons is
giving western Nebraska is worth the
price, oven if ho does nothing else as
congressman.
I believe in organization but not in1
the kind that makes oranges sell for
sixty cents a dozen that wo used to
buy for a quarter.
Some women save tho scraps as a
matter of thrift but a young woman
jf my acquaintance saves them to
avoid washing dishes.
It iflnt going to be no snap to manu
facture this column of dope and spend
a month taking in the National Edi
torial association business meetings
ind excursion at one and the same
time.
A Wahoo small boy told his mother
tho other day that he had a severe
pain in the interior of his exterior.
VVahoo is an educational center, you
know.
A radical is any person who has
political ideas different from mine,
A conservative, level headed chap is
ono who boliavcs as I do,
Perhaps the reason Henry Ford is
30 much moro popular than other rich
men is because ho can't be blamed
for raising tho price of anything.
If the average automobile driver
were is impolite when walking as he
is when driving black eyes would
become a permanent decoration.
Father and son banquets are mighty
fine but some father and sen sessions
in tho woodshed, or its successor, aro
also needed every now and then.
Everybody believes in organization
nowadays except in politics. Many
people think this important function
should be allowed to run wild, subject
to tho whims of any leaders who may
appear,
When I have an argument with The
Bosb I am always wrong.
Some folks think every member of
the legislatmo is a former horse thief
or croquet player and that nil that is
necessary to get tilings done Is to
threaten them with exposure.
A Cbadron man came near cashing
in the oi'ier day. Uc made a mistake
and took n drink of hootch instead
of the horn linlmen '-.'eh ho uses
as a regular lubricant for his in
terior works.
Kansas Pickups I
MITII COt NTT
Enil Abbott and If, -pt nt Sunday I
at Iloyt Lull's near Eibon ,
Ml" Art'lla Denker spent Saturday
iiikI Sutidiiy with .Miss Oi'Mce Blown
15. 12. bpuriler and family spent Sun
day evening with Mi. and Mr-. Ernest
Fieemun
Mls Nell Tweedv of Smith Center is
staying it week with her aunt, Mis E.
E. Spurrier
Ilex Itflllhan and wife, James Collins
and wite visited at thellobt. Lnnnlgmi
home Sunday.
Cunning beans, peas and beets i the
ot dot of thu day for the women folks
of this nelghboi hood. ,
Mrs. Clara Johnson and daughter
Eilnu of Bed Cloud ?.pent Sunday in
thu Pawnee neighborhood.
Ernest Freeman and wife and Mr.
and Mrs. O. L. Vance visited relatives
In 1'hlllipsburg one day last week.
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Northeast Pawnee
Herb Barber hauled hogs to Inavale
last Saturday.
Jake Williams was visiting with Bill
Francis and wife ou the 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ryan and family
drove to Franklin on the 4th.
Everett and Roy Mvers and Jim
Leadabrand took in the 4th at Uellalre.
Mr. and Mrs. Or a Frill and family
were at the celebratiou In Bellalre on
the 4th
Ed Elliot, Ira Williams with their
wlv s and families drove to Gaylord
on the 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Barber and family,
Ralph and Elsie, celebrated at Frank
lin ou the 4th.
Mrs Kveiett and Mrs. Boy Mvers
visited with Mis Lottie Dilka aud
brothers ou the 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. L. I'aeett and family
aud Mrs. Noble and sou Clifford were
at Bellaiie on the4'.b.
Mr. aud Mrs. Jim Collins were visit,
ing with the latters folks, Mr. and Mrs.
II. Barber, last Sunday.
( laud Dunne, wire and family and
Uiu Kelilmti uutoftl to Bellalre on the
Itli to take in the celebratiou.
Ed Leadabrand, Miss Mabel Collins,
Mr. and Mrs J. Collins, Mr. and Mrs.
U. Mohler and family and Doc Fruit
took In the celebration at Franklin.
Not much wheat in this vicinity but
the barley and oats ore all cut aud
shocked both being a heavy crop aud
of a good quality
A very heavy downpour of rain fell
nere on the forenoon of the 4th amount
lug close t(j two inches coufinod to a
small area about three or four square
miles.
The second crop of alfalfa Is making
a lapld growth aud iu a few days will
be ready for otutlng. A great many
say It will be as good as the (irst which
rras exceptionally heavy.
Every one that is digglug potatoes
says they are line and expect a big
ci op This eiop got plenty of rain
add sui shine besides being a good size
are plentiful and I like good count too.
Tue tanners are making good pro
gress iu cleaning up the corn under
the circumstances will be somewhat
Inter tliau former years as the task is
more complicated owing to the incess
aut rains which necessitated replant
ing and also was considerably retard
ed in being absent from work owing to
the ground being too wo-
A great many of the woman folks in
this uelgnborhood came to a heavy
loss in losing a great number of chick
ens with some kind of an epidemic.
Even the writer did not escape by get
ting a hard rub by the scourge or ma
lady (the chickens I mean) besides lost-
luu several dozen of old ones, be (the
writer) had poor luck iu raising any
young chickens
The arrival on last Saturday of the
much noted lecturer and theologian in
the person of RevL. S. Terry of Wau.
netta, Nebr , gave tnuob joy and exult-
atlou to not only the members of bis
caurob, Christ's church, but also to
many others in this vicinity outside of
bis church who know him personally
and heard him speak both here and
elsewhere on the words of the Holy
Scripture and the Divinity of Christ.
Morntug services were held at the
Pawnee Union church at 10 o'clock. A
large number was present at the morn
ing services but was considerably aug
mented in the afternoon when preach,
ing took place. Many from Jewell
county. Red Cloud and Hastings, Neb.,
were hero in time'for morning services
The entire congrcgntion much appre
ciated tho sermons both In the morn
ing aud afternoon admitted by nil hard
to be surpassed. The Bev. Terry then
left late in thu evening for his home
lenving a promise to be buck again for
a longer stay in October.
In ijcrmany they have carried the
manipulation of tho mnrk so far
well, It seems hardly believable, but
It they did tho samo thing to thb dol
lar, It would take ovor ton million in
paper money to buy that land. The
primary producer cau raise his prices,
but not fast onotiRh to equalize this
drop In tho gold valuo of unsound
money. That is whero tho catch
comes la. . . ,
ound
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Announces that Arrangements are Now
Being Made for Monthly
$ 1 1 0 Round Trips to Europe
Boston Southampton
$110
One Way $65
Connecting for
London, Liverpool, LcHavra
THE ABOVE PRICES WILL
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Information Dep't.
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Sheriffs Sale.
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of an order of sale issued
from the office of Clara McMillan,
Clerk of the DlstrictCourt of the Tenth
Judicial District within and for Web
ster county, Nebrosko, upon a decree
iu an action pendiu? therein, wherein
John Klein is plaintiff and against
Walter J. McCoy ot al aro defendants,
I shall offer for sbIo at public vendue,
according to the terms of said decree,
to tho highest bidder for cash in hand,
at the south door of the Court House
at Med Cloud, Nebraska, (that being
the building wherein the last term of
said court was holdcn) on tho lUth day
of July, 192:), at 2 o'clock p. m. of said
day tho following described property,
to. wit: 1 ho South West Quarter, except
about one nnd one-half ture thereof in
the southeast corner thereof used for a
cemetery, of Seotlou Ten In Township
Fohr, Uange Twelve, Webster county,
Nebraska.
Given under my hand this lull day
of Julie, 1023.
JACK WALLER, Sheriff
rift to
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$138
One Way $75
Connecting for
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Danzig, Riga, Copenhagen
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passengers
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Price per unit $50.00.
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LUTHERAN.
Regular services every first and third
Sunday in th'e month in the Adventlst
church at 11 a. in. ,.
Yoa are cordially invited to attend
our services.
O. R. Ilelnltz, Pastor,'
The Margin of Safety
Is represented by the amount of
Insurance you carry.
Don't lull yourself Into a fancied
security.
Because firo has never touched you
It doesn't follow that you're immune
Tomorrow no today, If you have
time and you better find tlmo
come to the office ami we'll write
a policy on your house, furniture,
htore or merchandise
LATKR MAY HE TOO LATE-
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