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cause there was no telephone.
Ho carried n lieavy, clumsy
time-piece because the light compact
waches such as we offer weren't mado
in his day.
F for rensons of sentiment you aro carrying grandfather's watch you
are impairing the eliiciency and usefulness of your modern equip
ment. It's necessary to be on time shese dnys.
A complete line of Watches for Men and Women
priced from $100 to $10.
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Local and Personal.
Mrs. Isaac Dillon left this morning
for Minden, La., where she will spend
the winter with her daugher, Mrs.
Donald Goodwill.
We can save you money and fit you
out in the best styles in a Princess
coat; do not fail to investigate before
purchasing. E. T. Tramp & Son.
The Twentieth Century club will hold
its literary meeting at the home of
Mrs. Jessie Edwards BOS West 5th St.
Tuesday afternoon. All members are
invited to bo present.
Misses Marie McCabe, Irma Huff
man, Helen Waltemath, Margaret
Jones, Nanine Iddings and Janet Mc
Donald went to Kearney to attend the
foot ball game today.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Walker returned
vesterdav from Council Bluffs whore
thev attended the wedding of their
friend Miss Held, of Grand Island, who
is a sister of Mrs. J. J. Keliher.
About twenty-five Greeks . employed
on track work for the Union Pacific
near Chappell, left this week for their
native country in order to enter the
army in the war against Turkey.
The J. S. Davis Auto Co. has just
sold another Buick model 25 touring
car to a party at Bridgeport. Dr.
Palmer and M. Claudius came after the
car Thursday morning and departed
foriiome immediately, expecting to
reach there that evening.
Major Lester Walker will be a can
didate for police magistrate at the com
ing November election, having filad his
nominating petition yesteiday. The
Major ig well qualified to wear the
judicial ermine and his election is as
sured. Wanted Girl for general hourework.
Mrs. J. B. Hayes, 413 East 5th St.
North Platte put forth much energy
a few years ago to secure the location
of a sugar factory and failed. Since
then Scotts Bluffs has secured a fac
tory and it has been in successful opera
tion for two year. Now comes Bridge
port and announces that it has secured
a factory, tho company agreeing to pay
the growers $5.per ton for the beets
delivered at car or dump and divide
with the growers tha net profits on the
manufactured sugar on a basis of
seventy per cent to the grower and
thirty to the company.
Raymond C. Eyerly of this city and
Miss Daisy Barton wero married Tues
day evening at the homo of the bride
in Goring, Rev. Utterback, of the
Christian church, performing the cere
mony in the presence of relatives in
cluding the parents of the groom and
a few of the more intimate friends of
the bride. The bride was attended by
her sister and the croom by the brido's
brother. Following tha ceremony a
four course supper was sorved. The
Gering Courier speaks very highly of
the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Eyerly came
down to Hershey Wednesday, where
they spent a day and then left for a
trip to Pacific coast points.
Schleicher's Reply.
Chairman Epperson, of the bull moosa
state committee, wrote C. li.
Schleicher, of Brady, democratic candi
date for representative from this county,
calling his attention to the fact that he,
Schleicher, has not signed statement
No. 1, which is a pledgo to support the
candidate for U. S. senator who re
ceives the preferential vote at the
general election, and asked him why he
aid not do so. Mr. Schleicher replied as
follows: "Will say to you that tho
voters of my county will all be fully in
formed where I stand in politics. 1 will
represent tho people of my county and
not the parties. Hope this will keep
you from losing any sleep."
Notice to Eastern Star.
Those having fruit for Masonic hall
please send to Masonic hall so it can be
ready for 'shipment by Wednesduy,
Oct. 30th. Committee.
Mrs. E. S. Davis leaves today for
Stockville on interests for the Rebekah
lodge.
Attorneys George Gibbs and W. V.
Hoagland will go to Wellfleet tomorrow
on business.
Miss Verna Sorenson returned last
evening from Bridgeport where she
spent several days.
Miss Anna Pielsticker, of Omaha,
who was the guest of her brother F
C. Pielsticker has gone to Wallace to
visit relatives.
For Sale Beautiful hard coal stove
used one scabon. Call at Weingand's
store. tf
Miss Lena Anderson who had been
visiting relatives in Callaway and Kear
ney for two weeks returned Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Den and daughter
Marjory will leave to-morrow by auto
for Arapahoe to visit relatives until
Monday.
Weather forecast: fair tonight and
Saturday, warmer tonight Highest
temperature yesterday 61, a year ago
02. Lowest temperature last night 29,
a year ago 31.
Edward Lesher who had been em
ployed as baker for the Doolittlo com
pany for several months resigned his
place last evening and wenttoLewellen
to accept a simular positions
The entertainmont committee of the
Elks are making arrangements for a
dancing party on the evening of No
vember. 22d, which will bo followed by
a supper. The plan is to have the
affair particularly nice in all its appointments.
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PICTURES
The Ranger's Girl.
Last Rites of the Maine
and Burial of its Dead.
Pathe's Weekly.
VAUDEVILLE
Bartlett and Collins, Com
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and 15c.
That's the kind of arithmetic that counts with the man who knows the value of money.
Before you put your good dollars into new Fall and Winter clothing, come in and examine the
season's models of STYLEPLUS suits and overcoats.
Keep in mind what you've been paying for clothes and make a comparison' with the exceptional
quality of fabric, the splendid workmanship, the becoming style and beautiful finish of STYLEPLUS
suits and overcoats every garment guaranteed by the makers.
And then deduct $17.00 from what you've been paying, and you'll find a saving of at least
$3.00 to $8.00.
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miss it, but come around today and convince yourself that what we say is true, every word of it,
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T. JR., Taft or Wilson.
All Doubt Removed,
Whichever one is elected
it will make no difference to
""Big Business" this has
been settled once and for all.
This is the consensus of
opinion among ""Big Bus
iness" dug up by Mr.
Clabaugh who is now in
Chicago. And on the
strength of what he has
learned he has vurchased a
large stock of merchandise
for his store in North
Platte.
Mr. Clabaugh advises the
public of North Platte and
surrounding territory to
wait for. merchandise and
see his stock before pur
chasing their winter clothing
and furnishings. This being
Postseason purchase makes
it include all the late Styles,
and he wishes to assure you
that this merchandise in
cludes the last word in
men's wear.
There is always a new
Hat, Shoe, Tie or something
in the furnishing line that
the merchant who buys six
month ahead of the season
never sees until it is six
or eight months old.
Most of Mr. Clabaugh's
large purchase will be on
display Monday, Oct. 28 and
he requests everybody to call
then and look over the latest
ideas in men's wear,
SOCIETY NOTES.
Mnnager Stamp has booked "A
Modern Eve" for Friday evening, Nov.
8th.
The next meeting of tho Nevita Club
will bo held at tho nome of Mrs. Wal
lace Quinn.
The Young Ladies Bridge Club will
meet next week with Miss Nell Bratt
and Mrs. Richmond Birge.
Miss Orra Hall was hostess to tho
Young Ladies Kensington Club on Tues
day evening. Nice refreshments were
served.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Mitchell enter
tained a number of young peoplo last
evening in honor of their guests Miss
Grace Eancy and Mr. HoweAUwine, of
Umaha.
Mrs. M. Keith Neville entertained tho
Pan Hellanic Girls on Saturday after
noon at a kenBington. After spending
a couple of hours in fancy work tho
ladies were served with a delicious
lunch.
The Ladies of the B. of L. F. & E.
will hold a Hallowe'en Social at tho
K. P hall on Tuesday evening, Oct. 29,
to which all members of Elkhom lodge
No. 28 and their ladies are cordially
invited.
Miss Margaret Craigio entertained
the J. D. Club and a few friends at
cards Tuesday evening. Several tables
were usod in playing progressive high-five-
and tho prize won by Miss Edna
Sullivan. Refreshments wero served.
A scoro of friends of Mrs. Stovo
Alhro tondered her a surprise party
Tuesday evening at her homo three
miles west of town. The evening was
pleasantly spent in games and music
and tho guest of honor presented with
a number of birthday gifts. The re
freshments were very much enjoyed.
Mombers of the E00 Club and several
invited guests enjoyed tho hospitality
of Mrs. E. F. Seeoergor and Mrs. w,
J. Stuart at tho Sooborgor residence
Tuesday evening. Guests wero Mrs.
Will Jeffers and Mrs. McGuiro and
daughter of Choycnne, Mr and Mrs.
Albert Schatz. Mr. and Mrs. J.
B. Hayes and Rolf Halligan and M.
F. Buckloy. Several of tho members
were out of town, but with these guests
eight tablos wore in use and the games
wero spirited and enjoyable. A nice
lunch was served.
Tho Nevita club waB the guests of
Mesdnmes Thomas Austin and Androw
Yost on Wednesday afternoon at tho
Austin residence. Each member priv
ileged to bring a friend and the at
tendance roached twenty-live. Two
guessing contests were held first prizes
being awarded to Mesdames Rolland
Malmstein and John Voaeinkn and the
booby prizes given to Mesdames O. W.
Weil and Will Lewis. The color scheme
of yollow and white was carried out in
the decorations and lunch served.
A pretty Halloween party was held
Wednesday afternoon at tho homo of
Mrs. Harry Fleishman. Her guests
weic the members of the M. M. M.
club and a few friends. Yellow chrys
anthemnB, paper pumpkins, black
cats and witches wero used in decora
ting the rooms, as favors at the tables
and on the tally cards. Five tables
were used in playing GOO and Mrs.
Edwina Scaatz awarded first prize
which was a large pumpkin pie. The
refreshments wero suggestivo
Halloween nnd served very daintly.
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Move for New School Building.
At a meeting of tho board of educa
tion Monday evening, thaproposition of
building a new school house in the oast
end was considered at length, and ns
the first step to-ward its erection, a
resolution was passed authorizing the
board to call a special election on Dec.
5th to vote on the proposition of issuing
bonds in tho sum of $20,000. While
this sum is not sufficient to erect a
building commensurate with the grow
ing needs" of th ea3t end, it is proposed
to pell the ground occupied by tho pres
ent building and add this to the build
ng fund.
A building as largo, or larger, than
tin Washington and Lincoln, is needed,
and it is suggested that tho east end
building bo of a dill'crent type of archi
tect uns, which probably would entail n
gr ator cost than did the Third and
Fourm ward buildings.
'1 lie school population of the east ond
demands this new building, and that
suction of tho city is entitled to this ex
penditure of tho tax payor's money.
The bonds should carry without a dis
senting vete; in fact every good citizon
sh mid account it a pleasuro to assist in
giving tho oast end people the school
accommodations thoy deed.
Notice for Bids.
Notice is hereby given that bids will
hi received for tho ninety-one unsold
residence lota in tho Trustee's and
Riverdalo additions, until October 21th,
1012. The map showing all these lota
may bo obtained at the ofiico of Wm.
i: Shuman. whore bids may also bo
filed. Tho Trustee desires to sell all of
these lots in bulk to the highest bidder.
R ght resorvod to reject anv and all
I Js. - Wm, K. SHUMAN.
Local and Personal
Mrs. Harry Cramer has been quite
ill for several days past.
Tho regular Friday night dance will
be held at the Lloyd this ovening.
W. II. Blnlock loft yesterday after
noon for Omaha to transact business.
Mrs. F. H. Thompson has roturncd
from a short visit in Omaha with f rionds.
A baby boy was born yesterday
morning to Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Tyinem.
Mrs. Bebout, of Wallace, wbo had
been a patient at the P. & S. hospital,
leJt tliat institution yesterday.
Mrs. Armstrong, of Kansns, ar
rived here Wednesday ovening to visit
her daughter Mrs. J. S. Twinem.
Distinction in dress shown in each
and every Princess garment; have you
soen them. E. T. Tramp & Son.
Improvements nro being mado on tho
Lantz property in tho first ward, which
include a bath room and other conven
iences. Miss Lucilo Wilcox went to Kearney
Friday to attond tho foot ball game and
visit her sister Miss Alice who is attend
ing tho Kearney Normnl.
Mrs. O, R. Robinson is expected
homo today from Nnmpa, Ida., where
sho had bean visiting her mother, Mrs.
Otten for sevoral months.
Mrs. Anna Scyferth has rented . her
house in tho first ward to Mr. nnd Mrs
Husband nnd will make her homo
her daughter Mrs. Quigley.
YOU ARE LUCKY that car
not caught firo or exploded yot.
you a guaranteo How long it will bo
until it does, Get ono of Temple's
Aut6 Policies, and bo safo from damage
to your car by fire, explosion, theft,
collision and transportation damages.
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Better? Yes the Vanadium built
Model T is a better car than it was
when it sold for almost twice its pres
ent price. Our gigantic production
has beaten the cost down to where
almost . everyone can now afford to
motor.
Runabout . . . .$525
Touring car 600
Town Car 800
These now prices, f. o. b. Detroit, with all equip
ment. An onrly order will mean an early delivery.
Got full particulars from Ford Motor Company,
Michigan and Fourteenth Streets or direct from
fnctory, Detroit. '
HENDY-OGIER GARAGE, Agent,
North Platte, Neb.
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