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Collar Pins, Belt Pins,
Hat Pins,
Fobs, Neck Chains,
Bracelets.
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Clinton,
Jeweler and Optician.
We want your repair work.
KEITH THEATRE
PICTURE SHOW
Program Changed
Monday, Wednesday
and Friday
Program Monday and Tuesday
Merchant of Venice, Honest News
boys Reward, All for a Necklace,
Songs "Pawnee," "Stnllo on Me."
Program Wednesday and Saturday
Shoridan'fl ,Ride, Quarry Man,
King's Pardon.
Song "When tho Whipporwill
Sings, Marguerite."
Prices 5 and 10 Cents
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Tho Luthuran aid socioty wil' meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Fred
Huxoll.
Olaf Johnson nnd family, of Brady,
visited friends and relatives in town
Sunday, having mudo the trip in their
automobile.
Perry Carson spent Sunday in Lex
ington and yostorday in Gothenburg,
attending tho May party in tho latter
placo last night.
Tho Knights Templar have appointed
a committoo to mnko arrangements
,for tho observance of Asconsion Day,
which occurs May 20th.
Wm. Adams, of Sidney, has been
visiting his daughter Mrs. Loiter Turk
inirton for a few dayn while enroulo to
Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Ladies! you can get a flno hat at The
Leador at a vary low price. lints that
ordinarily sell for $5 and $10 can be
purchased for 2,98 nnd $3.98. Seo dis
play in window. Salo begins tomorrow.
Mrs. W. A. Tanner, of Lexington,
has boon visiting her parents for a few
days, arriving in timo to attend the
May Party. Sho waa nccompanied by
Miss Wolford, who returned Saturday.
Alfalfa, Cane, Millot and all kinds
field and garden seeds at Hershoy's,
GUi Ac Locust atB.
Tha infant child of Mr. and Mrs. C,
B. Herrick, who live a mile west of
town, waa found dead in bed Saturday
morning. Deatli was duo to aomo af-
fection of tho heart. Funornl servicos
woro hold Sunday.
Don't bo foolod. Thero ia but ono
American Fence handled in North
Platte, and that is handled by
Wilcox Department Store.
Ethol Loudon was taken to Omaha
last night whoro she will submit to an
operation for the removal of a birth
mark from her forehead. Tho cuticle
on part of tho forehead will bo removed
and replaced with that takon from ono
of her limbs.
I havo for sale choap, u pair of black
two year old colts weighing about 1000
pounds each. Thoy can bo scon at tho
BJankenburg ranch. For particulars
teo tho undersigned. I nlso have u hand
mado breast collar carriago harness,
good as now. J. II. VanGleave
The first of a series of social functions
by tho Elks will be hold next week, and
will be a dancing and card party-
waltzes and two steps for tho younger
people and cards for the older, Buffet
refreshments will ba sorved. Tho at
tendants will ba limited to members and
their ladies.
Remember tho cadet ontortainment
Friday evening. Tho high school has
given Boveral affairs this year, and
there is.no apology to offor for this ono.
It is for tha purposo of rnising money
for tho oncampment at Gothenburg
and we think ovory ono should attond.
uno price is within tno roacti or every
, one and you cannot afford to miss it if
you are in tho least interested in f he
Mrs. W. S. Leon returned yesterday
morning from a visit wi'Ji Omaha
friends.
Miss Jennie Geiger returned to her
homo in Julesburg last night after a
visit with North Platte friends.
Change of program at the Keith
theatre picture show tomorrow even
ing. Three good pictures and two
Illustrated songs.
Harry Dixon left yesterday morning
on a business trip to usnxosn nnu
other towns on the North Platte
branch.
The L. O. T. M. Guards will give a
public social tomorrow afternoon at the
homo of Mrs. W. T. Green, 015 east
Svcond street.
Big Millinery Sale begins tomorrow
at Tho Lender. Lato creations in pat
tern and street hats at less than one
half the selling price.
Everett H. Evann left Sunday for
Douglas, Ariz., where ho will act as
counsel for M. K. Nevilto in settling
tho estate of tho latter's faher.
If you want tho best quality in
canned goods, get th Kamo brand at
the Tramp urocery.
W. A. Gaunt hns moved his family to
the Bcyerle and Langford ranch which
he rtccntly purchased. Mr. Gaunt will
later cease work as a village blacksmith.
Elsewhore the Board of Education
advertises for bids for the construction
of tho two school buildings. Bids will
be received up to six o'clock p. m.,
May ICth.
Boys Play Suits and Rompers at
WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE.
C. E. MatBon, tho Lincoln lawyer
who will open a law and real estate
ofilco in North Platto, will roprosent
the Lincoln Development Co., the
owneriof tho Bignall town site.
For Sale IIoubo and lot No. 820 west
hlxth street. Also three lots on South
Pine. Inciulro of John States. 220 cast
beconu street.
Thero nro many things to see but
not many that you will- enjoy more
then tho cadet entertainment next Fri
day evening. Not a dull moment from
start to finih. General admission 25
cents, reserved seats 35.
The newly elected city officials will
take the oath of office at the council
meeting this evening, nnd tho applica
tions for liquor licenses and druggists
permits will como up 'or! action. Tho
session promisos to be prolongod until
after midnight.
Don't buy a watch until you havo
seen tho best. Wo aro in a posjtion to
show you just a little bettor watch than
you can buy elROwhera at just a little
better prico. Dixon, Tho Jowoler.
G. W. Rhoadcs, who returned from
Lo Angeles u few days ago, informs
uo that ho haa purchased n rcsidenco
proporty In that city and will keep
roomers. Ho will, if possible, sell his
home in this city, coming hero for that
purpose. Mrs. Rhoadcs did not return
with him, as was stated Friday.
uomomuer. every cent cash rur
chuso entitles you to a ticket on the
clock in our window, which would bo an
ornament in any homo.
SCHATZ & ClABAUGII
Tho C W. B. M. auxiliary will meet
at the homo of Mrs. A. G. Jacobs Fri
day attornoon. instead or the usua
program, Miss Mills, a returned mis
sionary from India, will givo an inter
esting address on tho work in that
country. Miss Mills will also speak at
tno unrisuan cnurcn I'riuay evening
Found.
Pocket book containing monov: owner
can havoBomo oy lnuontltylng property
r.nu paying lor this nonce.
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For Every Living Thing on the Farm
Humphrey's Vetorlnary Snecifics..
500 papa book on tho treatment and
caro of horses, cattlo, sheon. doers, hoirs
ana poultry maucu tree. Humphreys
mcu. VjO., o Ann street, New xorlt.
For Rent.
Now seven room house with bath, six
uiockb rrom uanKa, second ward. In
quire at 723 West Oth St.
Con Walker.
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Millinery
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We have just received from the Theodore Ascher Co., one of the leading- millinery houses of Chicago
380 Tailored and Dress Pattern
Not one in the lot worth less than $5.00 and some worth up to $10.00. We have divided them into two
lots No. 1 vour choice $2. 08 and No. 2 vour choice Si.o8. Each lot is on a table and all vou have to do is to
make your selection, bee millinery display in window,
come quick before they are all gone.
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cacn ioc is on a laoie ana an you nave tu uu ia iu i
Sale opens Wednesday, May 5th. Don't delay but
Hats.
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Why pay $5 or $10 for a Hat when
you can buy one for less than half the
money? And you will get the latest styles
when you buy of us.
LEADER,
JULIUS PIZER, Prop.
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The younger set will give a dancing
party at the opera house this evening.
Miss Evelyn Daly will go to Omaha
tomorrow torcceivo further treatment.
Got thoso window screens mado now.
P. M. Souenson. Shop 107 E 5th St.
Parties who milked cows in my herd
n tho Pealo pasturo last summer aro
hereby warned such nction will not bo
tolcratod this summer. Carl Scott.
Tho Catholic ladies social will bo
held at the Dr. McCabc residence to
morrow (Wednesday) afternoon, May
5th, with special lunch after 5:80.
Wo aro right nf ter all of tho watch
saleB in Western Nebraska and we
think wo merit it for we aro showing
tho vory best watches at tho lowest
possible prices. Dixon, Tho Jeweler.
Inspector Ensign, of tho intor-stato
commerce commission, spent yesterday
in town nnk examined tho safety appli
ances on 1G8 cars, each of which he O.
K'd. He was accompanied by Dick
Rivits, of tho U. P. car department.
For Salo Fresh cow and. calf gen
tle, good milker. W. T. Wilcox.
Mrs. M. C. Harrington, of Denver,
who has been visiting relatives in town
will return hemo tomorrow. vSho will
bo accompanied by Mrs. Leo Tobin nnd
children,, who will spend a couplo of
weeks in Denver.
II . M. Hall, 8tnte bible school o van
goliat for the Christiaa church will visit
our sohool next Lord's Day and preach
both morning and averring. Every mem
ber of tho school is' urged to be on
hand and all are invited to hear brother
Hall. Mrs, Hall will accompany him in
interest of C. W. B. M. work.
J. H. VanCleave, Supt.
Snaps Offered Today By Bratt &
Goodman.
52 vacant lots scattered in different
parts of the city, prices ranging from
$100.00 upward. Some nf theso can be
sold at $10,00 down and S10.00 monthly.
This is tho chanco to start a home.
THIS WAY SIR!
FOR THE BEST
MEN'S SHOES.
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 Covers, Window Shades.
Plumbing and Heating.
GINN & WHITE.
ZlWhen we say the "Best in
Men's Shoe" that's exactly
what we meam
IZYou can rest assured that
no uncertain Shoes ever set
onto our shelves.
"We sell the sort of Shoes
concerning" which we do not
hesitate to say "If the shoes
go wrong, bring- them back."
"Perhaps you do not know
much about this Shoe torc
and the goodness of it's shoes.
ZlTest us when ready for
some of your footwear wants.
Sol Hodes.
The Shoery.
For Sale.
Ono Pe-cheron Stallion ten years old,
weight 1,700, two coming two year old
black Percheron stallions. These ani
mals are of excellent quality, and will
sell or trado under good guarantee very
cheap. Address
A. E. Marlatt,
m 80-6 Maxwell, Neb.
A Better Finish
Than the Natural Grain
Gin easily bo obtained on doors, qld floor
nntl woodwork by nsinR Clil-Nnmcl (the
varnfch mudo In nil colors) and our new
patent graining process,
.Kasy work for tlio amateur. No technical
training necessary
Mado by The Ohio Varnish Company
Cleveland, O.
Stone Drug Co.
Stepping well to the front.
Well in the lead for vour
patronage this spring by
showing exclusive footwear
styles at our usually low
prices. You will surely need
a pair of these handsome ox
fords that we are now dis
playing. We have them in
every sue and of the best
leathers. Just the thing for
tender feet.
now about a pair tor you
today ?
GRAHAM & CO.
Wall Paper.
Having been somewhat handicapped in our
removal has made us a little late in' getting
our Wall Paper Stock in, However, we
have it all in now, and a nice line. .Call
and let us show you; v
C M. NEWTON,
ODD LOTS OF
Ladies9 and Misses' Skirts.
We have placed on our bargain tables two
lots of Misses' Skirts for girls from io to 16
years, and three lots of Ladies' Skirts in
assorted sizes.
Lot A consists of Misses' Skirts worth from tf 4 -if
Si. 50 to $2.00 each,, closing price 1 I
Lot B, Misses' Skirts, is made up of Skirts i in
worth from S3.00 to $3. 50, closing price r4rO
Lot No. 2, Ladies' Skirts light and medium
weight Skirts worth up to $4.50, closing ff
P"ce
Lot No. 3, Ladies Skirts, light and med
ium weight cloths, worth up to $6, J rf
closing price. 0DU
Lot No. 4, Ladies' Skirts, all of light
weight stylish cloths, assorted colors, g f
worth up to Si 0.00, closing price 3UU
These Skirts should not last loner at the orice we
have put on them. So call early while the assort
ment is unbroken.
Wilcox Department Store.
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