Our Grand Clean Up Sale
OF ODDS AND ENDS IN
SHOES AND OXFORDS
Is attracting the attention of all economical
buyers with the
Great Bargains We Are Offering.
No man or woman who will bein need of shoes
any way soon can afford to miss this splendid
opportunity to save money.
WOMEN'S BARGAINS.
$4.00 Patent 3-button
Oxford for
$4.00 Oxblood PniBsia
Calf Oxford..
$2.95
$2.95
$1.50 Bronzo Kid Ox- CT ( ff
ford 1 v
' $2.60 Black Kid Ox
ford for
$5.00 Bronze Button
Shoe for
Children's white, tan,
pink or blue 25c Armor
Plate Hosiery
MEN'S BARGAINS.
$4.50 Tan, Button and qi 71
Black Blucher Oxfords J.lU
$4.00 Dull Calf Blucher
Oxford
$3.f5
$1.95
$2.75
19c
S2.95
And many other bargains as
good if not better
$3.50 Velour Calf and
Patent Blucher Oxford
$2.00 and $1.75
for
SAVE MONEY ON BOYS' SHOES.
.S1:???$U5
$2.50 Shoes
for.
$2.15
$1.80 Outing Shoes
for. . . .
$2.00 Shocfl
for.
$1.65
$1.75
SMALL, The Big Shoe Man.
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DR. W. F. CROOK,
DENTIST,
Graduate Northwestern Unirersitv
Office OTtr McDonald State Bank
Miss Garnet Mickolson, of Denver,
is the guest of Miss Alma Waltcmath
Wanted Girl for general housework.
Excellent wages paid to right girl. In
quire nt 813 West 4th street.
Mrs. J. E. Rector was called to the
eastern part of the state Tuesday night
by the death of her father.
Fall lines of Children's Shoes received
this week at Wilcox Department Store.
S. P. Stryker and family will leave in
a day or two for Lincoln, where they
will make their future home.
FLL sAlLE
girls at the
Apply early
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
S. W. Swanson and family left last
night for a visit with relatives in New
Mexico.
Miss Gwendolyn Garlow of Columbus,
is tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. II.
Garlow, having arrived Wednesday.
Charley Vernon will be on duty as
night dispatcher during tho thirty day
absence of Will Hawley.
For Rent furnished room 708 East
Fifth.
Mrs. George Trexler is enjoying a
vtot from her sister, Mrs. Chas. Ross, of
Rawlins, who is accompanied by her son.
Sizes 39 to 47 is the range of extra
sizes In Ladies' Suits nt the Hub Cloth
ing Dept.
Misses Elizabeth and Dorthy Hinman
and Florence Iddings loft this morning
for a brief visit with friendB in Grand
Island and Fremont.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Lawhead and
son loft last night for a visit with rela
tives nt Kearney and other points In
eastern Nebraska.
Just recoived, an elegnnt line Frick
ulstine's man-tailored Ladles' and Mist
08 Skirts.
Huu Clothing Deit.
A number of young men will leave
Tuesday morning for tho Dismul River
country where they will enjoy camp
life for n week or ten days.
- Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Workman and
fnmily, who had been visiting friends
in town for a few days, loft last night
for their new home at Hastings.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owens and
two children, who have been spending
the past two weekB with tho family cf
Colonel Owens In Ogden, returned this
morning.
Tailormado, ono ploco dresses, thin
fall's styles at Wilcox Department
. Store,
"Doc" Wills, of Well precinct, who
is in town today, sayB corn in his Im
mediate vicinity will mnko an average
crop If the frost keeps off until late in
the season.
E. L. Garrison, a long titno resident
of pie south part of the- county, but
who moved, to Washington Btate a num
ber of years ugo, arrived this morning
for n visit with friends,
Weather forecast for North Platto
and vicinity; Gencially fair tonight ami
Saturday, warmer. Maximum temper
aturo yesterday 7(1; a year ago 83, niln
mum this morning 60; u year ago 58.
Wo have juut received a large lino of
Dishes of all kinds. Come in and boo
them. TiUMt' GnoCEitY.
At tho meeting of tho city council
Tuesday evening claims on fllo amount
Ing to about $3,500 wero audited and
allowed. There is sufficient cash 011
hand to pay $1,500 of this amount.
Warrants for tho remainder of tho
amount will need be registered and held
by tho owners.
Miss Mable Duke was hostess nt
very pretty and enjoyable affair thiH
morning whunaho entertained a number
of young ladles at a nlno o'clock brenk'
fast. The rooms wero tastefully decor
ated with wild flowers and tho table
adorned with sunflowers. Covers wero
laid for six and tho menu served in
four courses. MIbs Gardner, who Is
spending this week at tho Duke home,
was 1110 guest 01 noner.
E DR. 0. II. CRESSLER, !
Graduate Dcnlisl.
Office over the McDonald
Stato Bank.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Timmerman left
yesterday for a visit with relatives at
points in Colorado.
Miss Lois Gardner camo up fromShcl
ton Wednesday evening for a week's
visit with Miss Mablo Duke.
Always somethlngdoing in up-to-date
and youra-to-please in tailored suits for
men and young men at the Hub Cloth
ing Dept.
The farmers of Garfield will form an
organization for tho purpose of pre
venting hunters from tresspassing on
their lands, and ns one farmer states it,
killing everything in reach of their
guns."
For the next ten days we will sell a
few choice hammocks we have in stock
at a discount of ten per cent.
Rinckek's Book Stoiie.
Mr. and Mrs. Burr Parr returned the
early part of tho week from their wed
ding trip to Wisconsin. Mr. Parr has
been given n position in tho Union
Pacific electrical department at Omaha
and will make that city his headquar
ters.
Figure with us on your hay camp gro
cery bill. Our canned goods aro of tho
best standard brands. Wilcox Depart
ment Store.
A gun play on the carnival grounds
Wednesday evening enlivened affairs
for a few moments. The difflculty grew
out of jealousy over n girl. Friends
promptly Interferrcd
posslblo perforation
by leaden pellets.
Men Wanted nt
man who urivo tea and coireo wagons
or have customers they call on. Write
today for our proposition which will
not Inconvenience you, but pay you
from $5.00 to $10.00 weekly for sixty
days. A. Leath&Co., Eglin, 111.
W are pleased to announce that Ike
Stebblns, the expert meat cutter, for
merly with tho City Market has been
prevailed on to stay In North Platte
and hereafter will be found at the Fred
Marti market. Wo commend Mr.
Martl's good busineaa judgment in se
curing high closs service, Everybody
knowu Ike's ability, and will be glad to
hcur that he will remain.
and prevented a
of tho anatomy
Once Ambitious
Wanted Apprentice
Huffman millinery store,
as work will begin soon.
Mrs. Geo. Finn entertained the mem-
la a . a...
bers ot the Mother'sCluD In a very
pleasent manner Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John States returned
last evening from Denver where they
went to attend the marriage of Walter
States.
Mr. ana airs. James Mcrivoy re
turned last evening from a two weeks'
visit with relatives at Fort Robinson,
Neb.
Herman Johnson, living north of the
river, returned yesterday from a ten
days visit in Denver and other Colorado
points. v
Engraved Calling Cards, Monogram
Stationery, Wedding Invitation and
Announcements. Clinton, Jeweler and
Optician.
Joseph Pizer, of Demopolis, Ala
bama, who had been spending some
time in town at the home of his nephew
Julius Pizer, left Wednesday night for
Alliance, Nebr., to visit his son Philip,
before returning to his home.
Men's and young men's strictly tail
ored Suits. Fall line just In. Watch
our show windows.
Hub Clothing Deit,
Henry Fulk, of Sutherland, trans
acted business in town yesterday and
called at this office to tell us that
democracy is in the ascendancy, which
means of course that Henry is a dyed
in-the-wool democrat.
New Fall Suits just In at Wilcox De
partment Store.
Eighty shop men have signified their
intention of attending the Railroad
Men's Day at Denver tomorrow, and in
addition to these there will be almost
as many from the engine and train
crews. The employes will leave for
Denver tonight.
Un account 01 the stores being open
this evening for the pay-day trade the
band gave its weekly concert at the
court house last evening. The program
was an exceptionally good one but ow
ing to the carnival attractions the
crowd was rather slim
Ladies' extra largo Tailored Suits
just in at the Hub Clothing Dept.
The members of the Flower Mission
have arranged to take flowers to the
different hospitals each week on Wed
nesdays and Saturdays. Any one hav
ing flowers and wishing to aid in this
work of spreading cheer can notify any
member of the committee namely,
Marie LeDioyt, Mario Schatz, Marcel
Kcliher or the director, Mrs. J . II..
Doncgan, and the flowers will be called
for cheerfully.
New line of Dishes just received at
Tramp's Grocery. Wo would like to
have you boo them.
Mrs. F. II. Garlow was the hostess
at n very pretty party yesterday
afternoon when she entertained
twenty-eight yung Indies at Five
On Dress Goods and Silks.
THE LEADER has just received its fall line of Dress Goods and Silks, includ
ing all the novelties for the fall of 1910. The popular shades for the fall sea
son are brown, blue, wine and checks. We have them in all these shades and a
large variety to select from. To introduce our fall line of Dress Goods and Silks
we offer them at a DISCOUNT OF TWENTY PER CENT off regular prices.
Clothes for Children.
The fall of the year is close at hand
and you will need get your children ready
for school. We have just received two
hundred pieces of the latest Pansy Out
ings and two hundred pieces of French
Gingham for girls' dresses. You all
know cotton fabrics are advancing in
price, but we bought these goods prior
to the advance and the benefit will be
given to our customers.
One hundred boys' suits, knickerbock
ers, ages from 5 to 15, at a discount of
TWENTY PER CENT on the dollar.
With every boy's suit we give a cap free
What we have left of Sum
mer Goods go at less than one
half their value.
Blankets.
Shirt Waists.
One lot of Shirt Waists to be closed
out at a discount of TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT.
Chilly nights will soon be here. We
have just received 500 pairs of Blankets
in wool and cotton, sizes 10-4, 1 1-4 and
12-4, colors tan, grey white, scarlet and
plaid, at a discount of TWENTY PER
CENT on the dollar.
Ready to Wear Department.
Dress Skirts, Tailored Suits, Jackets
Rain Coats, Children's Jackets and
Dresses, Silk Petticoats Mercerized and
Sateen Petticoats at a 'discount of
TWENTY PER CENT on the dollar.
Shoe Department.
Our line of the Famous Queen Quality
which are the best made, just arrived.
Any lady wishing the best fitting and
wearing shoe at a cost not exceeding in
ferior shoes, should buy a pair of Queen
Quality.
A full supply of Children's School
Shoes. A pair of hose will be given free
with each pair of shoes sold at Si. 00 up.
Sale Begins August 19th and Lasts 15 Days
THE LEADER,
The Store for Everybody.
JULIUS PIZER, Prop.
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Hundred in favor of Miss
Flint and Miss Garlow. Tho rooms
wero profusely decornted in yellow
flowers and the score cards and refresh
ments wero also carried out in the
same color. For winning the highest
number of points Miss Irma Clinton
was presented with n pretty cut glass
perfume bottle. Mrs. W. F. Cody and
Mrs. Fred Warron assisted Mrs. Gar
low in serving.
For Sale Cheap.
Tho hay on section 9-11-31, six miles
north of Wallace Address W. It.
Harding, North Platte, Neb.
Excelsior Springs
MINERAL WATER.
We are sole airents for the medicinal
waters from this famous resort. Per
sons sulToring with stomach, liver
and kidney troubles should glvo those
waters a trinl.
Sulpho Saline Water Pints 15c, Qts.
25c, hnlf gal. 50c.
Silonm and Hcgent Water Pints 15c,
Quarts 25c.
sotorian uingor, aio rims 10c or a
for 25c. (Manufactured from Soterian
Lithln Water.)
Special discount (n caso lots.
Stone Drug Co.
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL
.EAST FItONT STREET,
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
Mkdical Stakk:
Dr. D. T. Quiglcy. Dr. G. B Dent.
A general hospital for nil acute and
chronic cases medical, surgical
and obstretric. Open to the medi
cal profession. For further infor
mation address,
W. M. CUNNINGHAM, Mgr
Etiquette and Danger.
"Ezra," said the farmer's wife, "I
wish you wouldn't lean your elbers on
th' table."
"Huh." Kjieercd the farmer, "getUn'
fastlderous. ain't you? Mebby you'll
be wnrnlii' me next to keep my knlfo
uuten my mouth un' tcllln' me not to
cool my tea In my snsscr. But my
ernntber kop' his elbers on th' table,
ail' so did my fat her. an', by heck, I'm
goln' to lean on It as hard un' as long
us I dun please, ho there!"
Whereupon ho leaned hard, so hard
flint the nnclnnt tnblo suddenly col
lapsed and sprawled out Its legs and
weut down with a frightful crash of
crockery.
"Well, you'vo gone an done It now!"
screamed the old lndy. "Thnt's a pret
ty mess, ain't It? Ef you'd had th'
wenso of n chipmunk you'd have know
cd th' reason I didn't want you to lean
on th' tnblo wuz 'causo th' legs vraz
rickety. An' 1 guess n llttlo etlquctto
wouldn't hurt you none nnyway, Ezra
Doollttlc, to any nothlu' of savin' $2
wuth of family crockery."
And the disgusted farmer stumbled
out from the scene of wreckngo and
chased a harmless tramp threo miles
down the rond with an ax handle.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Child
rens
Shoes.
This store is undoubtedly
the best at which to buy shoes
for the children boys or
girls. We have, made the
shoe question a study until
we have become eminently
proficient in this particular
line. Our shoes possess not
only wearing qualities super
ior to most makes, but style
and comfort every essential
that goes into shoes for the
wee tot or the larger miss.
Try one pair.
Wilcox Department Store.
THE
First National Bank,
of North Platte, Nebraska.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
Capital and Surplus $135,000.
ARTHUR McNAMARA, Presidenl,
E. F. SEEBERGER, Vice-President,
M. KEITH NEVILLE, Vice-Presiuenf,
P. L. M00NEY, Cashier.
A Man That Keeps Good Horses
don't wan't to spoil their appearance
or risk his own life by harnessing them
with an inferior mado or shabby har
ness. It pays to buy a good harness
when you do buy, for it always looks
well as we as wearing well. For
style, durability and make call on
A. F, FINK.
HELD
"HOLD UP"
your hands for
DICKEY'S ICE CREAM.
You aro not "Held Up" when you
buy it ns you get your moneys
worth in every dish.
Our up-to-date manner in the
making and our facilities for tak
ing care of it assures you of Ice
Cream that cannot be excelled. .
DICKEY BROS.
