Christmas Shopping at Dixon's
Our stock was never so complete and more new goods arriving every day. Prices are
lower than the same goods are sold for elsewhere. See our leaders in every depart
ment. This is the store in this town to shop in . .
We especially invite you
DIXOlSl.
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DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dcnlisl.
Office over the McDonnld
Stato Bank.
Miss Nellie Bratt will entertain , the
young ladies bridge club this evening,
Via flhristmas salad from one
of those new salad sots at Buchanan &
Co.
Miun Rprta Hov went to Lexington
yesterday to visit her brother for a
few days.
A cup and saucer is a practical gift
for mother or father, at Buchanan s.
They have the 1909-10 Ideas.
it-a w A. Tanner came un from
Lexington Sunday and will visit her
parents until after the holidays.
Rev. M. C Johnson who went to
Kansas last week for the purpose of
his familv to North Platte,
Is expected to arrive this week.
Hand painted china. The Pickard
kind. A gift of this china to a lady is
a compliment to her refined taste. A
new shipment received today.
Dixon, The Jeweler.
Carl D. Thompson, socialist legislator
and lecturer, will give an aduress at
tho K. P. hall this Tuesday evening at
half past eight. Mr. Thompson Is a
member of the Wisconsin legislature
and a well known Chautauqua spenk r.
Boys and Childrens Suits and Over
coats In new materials and models at
the Hub Clothing Dept.
Those having chargo of Christmas
exercises at the churches are respect
fully asked to furnish this olfico with
programs for the Tuesday issu- ol
next week. These programs should
roach the office not later than Monday
noon.
nmtt & Goodman handle over one
hunrtrflH rental properties in Noitl.
Piatte and of those four are at present
nn..nf Torn of the four cannot bi
ni ns desirable. That so few
houses arc vacant certainly spcakt
well for North Platte.
A case of diphtheria developed in the
family of W. 13. Salisbury Sunday, and
as the child had been attending the
Second ward school, the children were
dismissed yesterday morning and the
building thoroughly fumigated by City
Physician Quigley.
Givo tho boy a watch. Wo have
4i,, n si nn. 2.M). 3.00 and J5.00.
r.narnntaid time pioceo. It will teach
him to bo punctual.
Dixok, Tho Jeweler.
At the county offices, business is
!... ltcriif 'Vnw Instruments are
being filed with the county clerk-, Jiadgd
Eider is devoting his time to probate
matters. County Sunt. Ebright is doing
maucro, yuuuv w i o
1tStor and shops. Good cottage in South
norsonal tax receipts, Tho sheriff and east part of town.
FhfcloK 'the i court are, or course, ' Also have some desirable residence
b w&S SU- ' Vote left. Cull und-wo- O, E. Etuuu.
to inspect our stock ot diamonds.
THE JEWELER, NORTH PLATTE, 3NTEB.
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Mrs. W. T. Beery returned yesterday
morning irom a visit in Denver. ,
Overcoats in all the new materials
and models at The Hub Clothing Dept.
Judeo Hoauland returned this morn
tiincom
Buv
ing from Sidney whore he transacted
Dixon's
legal business yesteiuay.
Xmas packages of perfume. The Best
of Odors. At Schiller & Co's.
Sam Derryberry and M. F. Forbes
years.
went to Omahu lust nieht to trinsact
business and attend the corn show.
The Baptist aid society will nvet on
Fridav afternoon with Mrs. W. S.
Lvon, 320 South Dewey. All members
are urged to be present.
Mrs. Frank Bacon is the guest of
Mrs. H. Si White, having arrived irom
Gothenburg last evening. Mr. Bacon
will spend the winter in Chicago.
Tho Presbyterian aid society will
meet in the Masonic hall Thursday
nftornoon. November lGth. Fancy ar
tides will be on sale and lunch served
until 6:30. The public invited.
Carl Abrahamson, who resigned his
notation with W. W. Birce, will remain
in town until the first ot the year. He
has been offered two traveling positions
and will probably accept one or the
other early in January.
We arc showing special bargains in
every department this year. Many
have already taken advantage of this.
You will prolit by doing the same.
DlXON, The Jeweler.
Members of tho A. B. bridco ciub
and their husbands were entertained
last evening by Mrs. J. A. Jones at
high live. It wad a very jolly gathering
and a very pleasant evening resulted.
Tho rctreshmonts servcu were mucn
enjoyed.
James Stroup, of Chicago, is visiting
his lather and brother, having arrived
Sunday. Mr. Stroup is a Christian
Science practitioner and will bo present
at tho meeting of that sci t at the K.
P. hall next Sunday nfto.noon.
Tramp, the grocer, invites you to in
spect his lino of decorated china, which
is worthy the attention of those look
ing for gifts.
Rev. M. C. Johnson being away over
Sunday preaching was not expected at
hi. Christian church, but E. Von For-
.ell, who had be n holding meetings at
Trvnn under tho direction of Nebraska
Christian Missionary Society, came in
at noon Saturday unci remuwru ovur
Kmulnv nreachinir both morninc and
uvening. Mr. Forrell hns orgat izcd a
Christian church at Tryon, It being the
first one in McPheraon county, and
raised half enough money for a church
hnllillncr. Ho wl no back as soon as
tiu( uu'iithnr Is favorable to fini'h up
Ho reports ft very unthufllBStic imioting
in spite of the incessant Btotmy
weather.
Far Sale.
'""First class residence property in
Second waul, all modern. Extra good
lot with 5 room house, shade ami wanes,
. , . 8tanco f,om round
Gifts for Gentlemen.
Scarf Pins, gold filled
Scarf Pins, solid gold
Collar Buttons
Vest Chains, gold filled
Vest Chains, solid gold "
Lockets, All prices
Lockets . '
Silk Fob Chains, nicely mounted
Gold Filled Fob Chains (
Solid Gold Fob Chains
Diamond Scarf Pins
Fine Diamond Scarf Pins
Fine Diamond Cuff Links
Diamond Set Lion's Head Rings "
Gold Signet Rings
Ebony Military Brushes, pair
Ebony Cloth Brushes
Ebony Hat Brim Brushes
Ebony Military Brushes, in cases
Fine traveling cases
Safety Razors
Merschaum Pipes
Shaving Sets and Smoking Sets
Comb and Brush Sets, in silver
Fine Field Glasses
Fine Silk Umbrellas
Brass Coods Hammered.
Candlesticks and Jardeniers from Egypt. Vases and Trays from Russia.
SEE THEW TH9 NOW LINE.
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A. O. Kocken left this morning for a
visit with his daughter in Omaha.
Dick Rannie, who had been visiting
his parents for a few duys, returned to
Xmns packages of perfume. The
best of Odors. At Schiller & Co's.
John Bryan will represent tho Grand
Island sugar factory during 1910 as
local field agent for Lincoln county.
Mr. Brynn held a similar position
several years ago, going from here to
Utah.
last, nignt.
vour wife or lady friend one of
hand bags. It will last her
Copyricht 1909
Tho Houeo ol
Kuppenhc'iroct
Chicago
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GIFTS FOR LADIES.
Stick Pins
Hat Pins, gold filled
Brooches
Ear Studs
Dress Pins, pair
Chatelaine Pins' gold filled
Veil Pins .
Belt Buckles
Belt Pins
Eye-Glass Chains
Back Combs
Lorgnette Watch Chains
Secret Locket Neck Chains
Lockets, solid gold .
Beads, solid gold .j
Beads, gold filled ,
Crosses
Lavnllier Neck Chains
Fob Chains
Gold Filled Bracelets
Solid Gold Bracelets
Silver Manicure Articles
Desk Accessories in Sterling
Manicure Sets in Silver
Toilet Sets, silver
Opern Glasses
Pearl Pen holders
Fine Silk Umbrellas
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The best Hnd of an umbrella is the
kind that havo separablo tops so they
may be put in a Buit enso or trunk, the
kind we sell. Dixon, Tho Jeweler.
Tho Juniors of tho Presbyterian
church will have topsy-turvy dolls for
sale at tho Masonic hall on Thursday
afternoon, Dec. ICth.
....Shop
When service is best and selections are easiest to make.
. Look over our line, we can please him.
Phoenix Mufflers 50c
Fancy Neckwear 25c to 1.00
Silk Mufflers 50c to $1.50
Linen Handkerchiefs 1 Monograms
Silk Handkerchiefs ) 25c lo.$1.50
Hole proof 6oek8, guaranteed .6 months,
Vi -dozen in X-mas boxes assorted
colors box $1.50
Fancy Dress Shirts $1,00 to 2.00
Bath Robes $4.50 to 12.00
Smoking Jackets $3.50 to 8.00
Silk-lined Gloves, Fleece-lined Mittens,
Fur-lined Mittens. . .per pair $1.25 to 5.00
SuitCases and Grips $1.00 to 15.00
Fancy Vests $1.50 to 5.00
Mens House Slippers -. . $1.75 to 2j00
Sweater Coata 75c to $5.00
Mens Caps - .50c to $1.50
Boys Caps . ..50c
Trunks, oil kinds $3.50 to 30.00
Ralston Dress Shoes. ..per pair $3.50 to 4.00
Boys High Cut Shoes per pair $3.00
Wo also have combination sots, suspendore,
soxs, and and tics, $1X10 and up.
Something that every man
most desirable gifts that may be
more enjoyable'by giving these
Weingand
GOOD CLOTHES MERCHANTS.
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if ts for the Little Folks.
Fancy Set rings for boys and girls
Plain rings for babies
Birth stone rings for girls
Signet rings for children
Silver Mugs
Baby Rattles, Sterling silver
Baby Brush and Comb Sets
Dollar Watches for Boys
Napkin Rings
Babies' Bib Pins
Art Lamps and Brass Goods
Electric Portable Lamps, the finest
brass finish, hand decorated
shades, medium shades
Fine Largo Electric Portable Lamps,
artistic designs, in the very finest
brass, hand decorated shades, ex
cellent values
Fine Brass Candle Sticks low shapes
Fine Brass Candlesticks, art shapes,
tail and stately
Brass or Copper Smoking Seta
unique designs.
Brass Ash Tray, Cigar and Safety
Match Holders
Antique brass from India, Egypt and
Russia
Jardineers
Pin Trays
Powder Boxes
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For Rent Five room house. Inquire
at 320 So. Dcwov.
O. E. Elder returned tho latter part
of last week from r trip to Wellfioot,
where ho transacted business for
several days. Tho trip was some
what strenuous on account of tho cold
weather.
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Buy Him a Suit or an Overcoat.
We carry the well known Kuppenheimer
Garments for men and the Edcrhcimer suits
for boys and young men.
Mens Suits and Overcoats
$12.50 to 25.00.
Boys Suits and Overcoats
$3.50 to $15.00.
Mens Fur Coats
Gordon make northern Furs,
$18.00 to $32.00
We carry the famous Stoley brand two
piece Wool Underwear, per garment,
$1.00 to $2.75
Superior Union Suits mado to fit,
$1.50 to $4.00.
and boy has use for and which makes the
had. Let us help you make thia Chrismas
serviceable gifts.
& McDonald
