The Red Cloud chief., 1916-05-25

G. W. Lindsey went to Lincoln this
morning
For bargain wall paper buy it at
Cuttings. adv
Attorney j. : Gillian is in Hebron
today
A. u. Grubcn Of Hue Hill was in
town today.
Mrs. f. \, Hillcbrandt was in Hast.
inss, Wednesday,
Cecil Crowell returned home from
Kansas City this morning.
Allan Blackledgc returned home
from Lincoln Monday evening.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Frohncn. OF Hastings, is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Brad.
ford.
Henry phares of Central City is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Barbara Phares,
today.
Robt. Pease Of Beatrice spent the
weekend in this city with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed CARRIER.
The W. c. L. L. will meet with Mrs
l.. +. Albright, on Wednesday after.
noon, May 3lst.
The best paint is Sewall's mixed
paints at Cuttings drug store. adv
Sticknev Coombs, who was called
here by the illness Of his mother, Mrs.
+ j. Coombs, left Saturday for bay.
ton, Wyoming, to resume his school
duties.
G. n. ~Blankenbsker of Inavale, Neb.,
sold "a carload of l,l33 pound steers at
$50 In a feed of 100 days these cattle
added $50 lbs, in weight.-Monday's
Kansas City Daily Drovers Telegram
What's in n nameY All cold creams
are called cold creams. There's a diff.
erence when you try to find it out.
The best is A. ID. 5. Peridixo Creams
at Cuttings drug store.
Manager Cassil has installed a Wur.
liter unit orchestra in the Orpheum.
IL is OF the plan of an electric piano,
and has base and snare drums and
other attachments, and is operated by
, electric power.
On Monday evening Of this week, a
number of friends Of Mark McConkey
surprised this gentleman by gathering
at his home, in honor Of his birthday.
, A light luncheon was served, and ut q
r late hour they departed wishing him
many happy returns OF the day. All
, those present report a very enjoyable
evening.
The advance sale OF tickets for
"The Battle Cry of Peace have ex-
ceeded all expectations Of the man.
agement Of the Orpheum up to this
time. The Friday night seats are
!. pretty well picked over. Manager
CASH. is expecting a record run OF
this great production and has an tx.
c t~ensive advertising campaign under
I way for the surrounding territory be-
: tween superior and Oxford
We have this week, installed anoth.
Z er press in our office. The new ma,
chine is a llXlI Gordon job press, and
will handle a larger form" than til,
one 10Y in use. We will now be in 1
! position to handle crush jobs" to q
better advantage, as hereto we were
compelled TO finish one job Of pres.
- work before b%ppinniup another. ON
order also included more new type anC
. material, that was required, in order
to give u patrons the very latest IL
printed matter.
r The Battle Cry of Peace p~hotoplay
= ed at the Peoples theatre in Smitl
Center the first two nights of thi,
week drew quite a crowd from Leba
non. The picture is "a continuous cry
for preparedness and undoubtedly fin.
; anced by the u. $. munition NAM
f~acture magnates. However, it was
one of the best photoplays we ever
saw on the screen, and there we're sew,
eral scenes in IL that must have cos,
a lage sum of money to photograph.
The n strong point in the entire
picture was, Power is peace, and re-
verse the newspaper slogan: prepare
for war, to prepare for peace" II was
screened four times to an overiiowing
house and a large number were turned
away at the door at the last perform.
ance.-Lebanon Times.