A Wonderful Invention of Modern Times
T COOKS WITHOUT FIRE.
And it is Free to Customers of Our Store Saves Fuel and Labor.
WORTH $10 BUT GIVEN AWAY ABSOLTTELY FREE BY US...
FREE!
Fireless Cookers
and tho art of firelcFB cooking is old, having bwMi us
ed in Norway and tho old world, ages ago the oul.
diTeronce in that our Cooker iH bu It Hcientilically for
any practical purposes. The Cooker retains the
delicate flavor of tho food, otherwise lost in constant
boiling it retains tho sweotnesH of cereals, soups,
meats in fact anything that can bo boiled, may be
involved from tho Cooker.
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The Scientific Cooker
is Sanitary--elean. Construction is as follows--case
is made of dovetailed, select, kiln dried gumni wood.
This is stained a dark mission, it is then waxed, after
waxing'tho case is oiled and rubbed, leaving it with a
beautiful dull black mission finish. The kettles are
of steel with double coat of acid proof sanitary en
amel, patent lock covers. One kettle will hold six
quarts, another four quarts.
TIII.4 COOK Kit In tightly pnckel with about. :(5 to 10 Mm. of mineral wool unit ahestos, iimliliiK it air Unlit, iwcl inline all oiiIhIiIo-air and ivtnhiiiij; tlic heat.
Till', TOl' IH OP H1IHI0T HTKI-Hj which Is heautlfiilly emuiieled ami (tecoinU-d Hiving t lie cooker a Ii:uk1soiiu appeal ance. Any lliniitls or foods accidentally spilled on this
top can he easily vlpcd tip.
IN OPKItATIOX this wonderful Invention Is simplicity Itself. You Hhnply prepare the fond to he cooked in the regular way place it on the .stove and bring it to holi then
Immediately transfer It to the cooker.cover it tightly, add tlie Insulated pillow covering drop the lid and let the conker do the rest. After a few hours remove the cover and
servo the ineal boiling hot perfectly cooked ami with a taste that will prove delightfully surprising, l.'est results can he hail only by following carefully directions given
in cook hook which Is included with each cooker.
KOU CUHAIjS that require long Cooking, as oatmeal, It will qrove a ravelatlon prepare the oatmeal at night before retiring, bring it to a bull place It in the Cooker, leave it
there all night. In the morulng,oii arising, your breakfast Is ready to be served deliriously cooked.
I .N.ST MAI) )l' COOKINd UKANH, ce, barley, peas, and other foodstuffs over a hot fire, which takes hours ami hours and fuel simply In lug your water to a boil, place it in
the cooker ami that ends It.
How to Get a Fireless Cooker Free.
With every purchase we give you a coupon.
This registers amount of every purchase you
make at this store. When vou have bought
$100.00 worth of merchandise of us Ave will give you this wonderful Fireless Cooker ABSOLUTELY FREE, if you will purchase $.50.00 worth of goods at this store
and pay $2.95 in cash wo will give you tho cooker under that arrangement, or with $2.00 in trade and a payment of $8.',)5 you may secure this $10.00 cooker or with $10
in trade and a payment of $'1.5)5. The Cooker is now on display at our store call and see it in operation ask to have it demonstrated.
With $10 in trade Ave give absolutely free a handsome, highly decorated Vase, or a
seven piece set of high grade China ware. We do this to ' advertize our store, our
merchandise and our shoe service. Wo Avant every man, Avoman and child to test our shoes. Tho proof of the pudding and (0) a trial is proof positive Avhile otHer
evidence is Jiearsay, and remember, its your money back unless you are absolutely satisfied.
A NUMBER OF PRIZES TO SELECT FROM.
The Best Shoe Store.
North Platte, Nebr
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AN INVITATION.
Wo request you to honor us with
n visit.
Wo nro vory proud of our atoro,
our stock and what wo boliovo to bo
nn nrtiatlo diaplay of Jowolry, Sil
verware und Watches.
Whllo wo nro anxious to havo you
muko your purchases horc, no per
son in our store will ovor urge you
to buy.
A jowolry storo should bo a dis
play room nn exhibition pnrlor, und
tho wares should thcmnolvos cry out
"Buy Mo."
Honor us with n call lot us bIiow
you what you may bo intorostcd in.
Wo havo a magnificent collection,
and ono well worth inspection, ovon
though you nro not ready to buy.
CLINTON,
Jeweler and Optician.
I'hone m
We wanl Your Repair Work
DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dcnlisl.
Oflko ovor tho McDonald
Stato Bank.
Loiir silk coats nt low prices nt Tho
Louder.
Jim Clinton and Oscar Sundall were
Kearney visitors yesterday.
Sam Delatour, of Uouol county is
transacting business in town today.
Full line Walk-ovor Shoes just in at
Wilcox Dop'artment Store.
Muster Mechunic Wm. Niland, of
Cheyenne, is in town today on business
connected with his official position.
For Sale Good second hand piano;
$10 if taken nt-onco. Inquiro nt 821
west Fifth.
Messrs. CunniiiKhnm and Day, of
Glenwood, Iowu, nro intending to busi
ness in tho probate court today.
Miss Elizabeth Bonner ontortoinod nt
n six o'clock dinnor lust evening in fa
vor of Miss Grnmor, of St. Paul, Nob.
Ladies' tailored suits for the fall
season oro now on buIq ut Tho Lender.
Mr. nnr Mrs. Fred Gurlow and little
daughter, Avho' hud boon traveling with
the Wild West show for u week as tho
guests of Colonel Cody, returned homo
luBt night.
week, whero he
express und bug-
Ilnlph Graham has sold lot 7, block
G, Miller's nddition, to Elln Stntcs for
$200.
Frunk Murrny wont to McPhorson
county yestordny to look over u bunch
of cnttlo with u view of buying.
Tho latest dress trimmings nnd but
tons are to bo found nt The Leader.
Prairie chickens nro said to bo full
grown nnd plontiful, but local hunters
by tho exorciso of will power nro
restraining themselves from starting
the extermination.
Exchungo; Fino stnndard brod pac
ing stallion, record 2:12, for grazing
land. Snap. G A. Hobson, Fnirfiold,
Nebruskn.
Willis Record, who is down from
Puxton today, suys corn in Keith
county that has been well cultivated is
in good condition, whilo tho revorse is
trua of that which has not been well
tended.
Buttermilk during hot weather. Ask
your doctor, 5c ut tho fountnin.
Stone Drug Co.
Chnrloy Brown, who relieved Ex
press Agent Hensolt during his vnca
tion, will return to Groon River the
early part of noxt
holds tho position of
gage ugent.
North Plntto people who attended
tho Wild West show nt Kournay yos
tcrday report u very lurgo nttondunce.
A number of our citizens called on Col
onel Cody nt his tent and they were
very cordially received by him.
Men's, ladies' nnd children's swont-o-8,
in all thn latest designs, are shown
at Tho Leader.
Miss Orllla G'lmnn gave u vory on
joynblo three courso luncheon in fnvor
of Miss Ailcon Gantt Thursday. Tho
guests wero seated ut small tables and
found their places by tho means of
novol placo cards which doscribod each
ones' nppenrnnco. Tho Misses Kato
Giltnun, Murray and Ileudy assisted in
sorving.
Ladies', Misses' and Children's Full
Suits, skirts and "looks are now ready
for your inspection ut Thu Lcadqr.
William D. Tully, udmlnstrntor, nnd
Flora Tully, noxt of kin, hnvo filed a
petition in thoolllco of Clerk Langmnn,
of tho District court, suing tho Grand
Island Telephone Company, tho Grand
Island Electric Company nnd tho Fair
mont Creamery Company for damages
in tho amount of $13,7:12, on account of
tho death of Stewart Tully, who was
killed by a live wire near tho Fair
mont Cranmery Company's plant Homo
veeka ugx. Gruml Island Independent
Architect Curl Shaffer returned this
morning from a business trip to Omu
hn, to which city ho journeyed Monday
night.
Children's rendy-to-wenr drosses, in
sizes from six to fourteen, in poplins,
serges, etc., nro shown at Tho Leader.
Miss Anna 0'IIaro will open her
dancing school for adults at Musonic
hall noxt Tuesday evening. For partic
ulars phono 30!).
New Fall Dress Goods. Full lino
now In ut Wilcox Department Store,
Engineer Liddoll Is off duty, having
wrenched his back whilo moving n
stove into the house he recently pur
chased of N. A. Davis,
Money to loan on good real estate se
curity. Seo O. E. Elder, Keith theatre
building.
Wonthor forecast: Unsettled weather;
probable showers toi ight and to
morrow. Maximum temperature yes
terday 8G, a year ago .82; Minimum
this morning G2, a year ago 02.
Next Monday being Labor Day, und
u stnto legal holiday, tho two bunks
of tho city will bo .closed. Those in
terested "hould muko their arrange
ments urcordingly.
Fivo hundred Petticoats in black nnd
colors, now on exhibition utj.The
Leader.
F. A. Stroup roturnodyostorduv from
Scotts BlulT where he conducted a lund
seekors' oxcursion. Mr. Stroup will
leave tomorrow on a business trip to
Chicago.
Streot nnd dress hnts for full 1909
nro now shown ut The Lender.
Tho stnto trcusurer bus signified his
willingness to purchuso tho North
Plntto water bonds and give a libera'
premium. This removes tho doubt
expressed by somo as to whether tho
bonds could be readily sold.
In speaking of the Wild West show,
which exhibited ut Kearney yesterday,
The Hub makes this personal mention
of Colonel Cody: Colonel William Cody
is still lithe und strong and the long
white hair adds much to his pictur
csquenoss of his character Buffalo
Bill Is now sixty-four years of ago nnd
although ho hns been nt tho head of
tho big bIiow for twenty-five years or
more ho has missed but threo perform
ances, which is truly remarkable and
ho is more enthusiastic over the show
now than ho was years, ago nnd np
pears in tho arena seven tinus during
the performance.
Arthur Hongland left Wednesday
night for Mitchell to drivo an automo
bile through to Kansas City. When ho
reaches here he will bo accompanied to
Knnsus City by Perry Carson.
Fall of 1909 dress goods, with trim
mings to match, nro shown nt The
Leador.
Mrs. F. W. Miller returned today
from Denver, whero she hud gono to
visit her mother. She found the latter
gotting along wonderfully well nnd will
bonblc to leuvo tho hospital in unother
week.
Balers Wanted.
Wanted at once, two baling outfits to
bale stackod hay.
L. F. ToniN.
For Sale.
House und lot on West Sixth street.
Threo blocks from Dewey. J. F. Clu-bnugh.
Strawberries.
Fino young home grown plants for
full setting. M. A. White, m. W Gth
St., Phtfne Red 187. I
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Spring and Summer Necessities.
Hardware, Lawnmowers,
Garden Tools, Wash Machines,
Grindstones, Grass Catchers, Knives.
Refregerators, Glasses,
Pictures, Furniture,
Picture Frames, (made to order.)
Art Squares, Rugs, Mattings,
Curtains, Draperies,
Couch CoversWindow Shades.
Plumbing and Heating.
GINN & WHITE.
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. Low one-way rates to San Francisco, Los
Angeles and other points are in effect daily
September 15th October 15th, 1909,
via
Stone Drug
Company
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UNION PACIFIC
"The Safe Road to Travel."
Tickets are good on comfortable through tourist
sleepers, on payment of berth rate.
Klectric block signal protection. Dining car
meals and service "Best in the World."
For Tickets and General In
formation, Call on or Address
E. L. LOMAX, G. P. A., Union Pacific Railroad Co.,
Omaha, Nebraska.
1T 51 FISTULA 'Pay When CURED
LJI AU "ectai Diseases cured without a surgical
I ll operation. No Chloroform, Ether or other Ken-
JHL MM. eral aneasthetio used. CURE GUARANTEED
x to last n LIlrE-TIME. "examination pres.
F WRITE I'OU BOOK ON P1LKS AND RECTAL, DISEASES WITH TESTIMONIALS
DR. E. R. TARRY, 224 Boo tJulldtn?, Omnho, Nobrnska
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