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What shall I give? That's the question that has been bothering you more or less for this part few weeks. To
give a satisfactory answer to that question we have spent months in selecting the finest stock of Holiday goods we
have ever hud the good fortune to own. Here you will find something to suit your fancy. Perhaps it will be a gem
or a piece of silverware or a fine watch. The one way the best way to settle the perplexing Christmas gift prob
lem is to visit our store and look over the beautiful array of presents. Goods to suit all and prices to suit all. That's
the keynote of the season here. Call in soon before all the choicest gifts are gone.
HERE'S A FEW SUGGESTIONS.
Diamond Rings, Pendants, Brooches, Studs, Link Buttons, Scarf Pins; Etc.. a large assortment of watches for
ladies' men's and boy's, signet set and emblem rings, table sets, umbrellas, fancy pipes for the metis These are a few
of the new goods we have. Spend a few moments with us whhnyou are down town. ,
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL AFTER CHRISTMAS.
CLINTON, The Bizzy Jeweler
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2 Graduate Dcnlisf. S
Office over tho McDonald
Stato Bank.
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Local and Personal.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Whittakcr, of Wal
lace, who visited In town this week left
yesterday.
Mrs. Warren Kelly loft Tuesday
afternoon for Ognlalla to spend a week
with friends.
The Lutheran Brotherhood will meet
on Monday evening with Mr. nnd Mrs.
E. T. Tramp.
Miss Rose McGinloy, of Pnxton, who
Visited Mrs. Omar Hu(F this week has
roturned homo.
Wanted Girl for general housework.
Mrs, Geo. Austin, 4x7 East 5th St.
Misses Clnm nnd Hazel Bethel, of
Staploton are guests of their aunt Mrs.
Joseph Ilayslip.
A. Aborcromblo, of Brady, is spend
ing this week with his daughter Mrs.
Terrell McGovorn.
John Ti(jho Jr., loft Wednesday
evening for Denver to spend a week or
longer on business.
William Adair roturned Wednesday
jnornjng f,rom Gibbon whore ho spent
ton days op business. ,
Miss Alico Wilcox has roturned to the
Kearney normal after n short visit
with' the homo folks.
G.W. Burkland, of Sutherland, Is
visiting friends and transacting busi
ness in town this week.
Jacob Pizer, of Hastings, it visiting
his brothor Julius Pizer this week hav
ing arrived Wednesday.
Roy Johnson, of Summer, spnnt
Wednesday in town while enrouto to
Keystone on land business.
Eighteen laborers arrived from the
east Wednesday and were given work
on tho new round house.
"Cody's Addition" will have one of
the best sewer systems.
Hilmer Thompson returned to Omaha
Wodnosday afternoon after visiting tho
homo folks for soveral days.
John Day has of lato been' tilling the
position of inspector of machinery for
the round home contractors.
Harland
who had been
Hayslip left u few days ago
Present the wife with a lot
"Cody's Addition" for Christmas.
Trnveling Engineer Smith, of Omaha,
spent Wednesday in town while enrouto
to Northport on a duck hunt.
Miss Alma Nyal, of Denver, who
visited Mr. nnd Mrs. Willium Dtonor
last week has rcturnod home.
Mrs"; Edward Cobb, of Council Blurt's,
who was tho gucBt of Mrs. Virgil Pad
got this week loft Wednesday.
Misses Zita and Ethel Worlomout re
turned to Cheyenno u few days ago
after spending a weok with their
cousins Misses Irene and Dorothy Hubbard.
Hnyslip, of Huston, Tex.,
cen visiting Mr. and Mrs.
in
Christmas is
coming. We will
welcome you its our
store.
ill
Yes, and when you come in we will sell you a
handsome, ALL-WOOL suit and an overcoat, too.
We've got the clothing that gets the business.
W-henyou get it you ivill get anythingtyougo after.
Our clothing ivill give you a good appearance and
that is what counts.
Our good feeling furnishing goods will make you
fed like the "Duke of Content.''
Our ties and everything we sell will tie you to
us, and make you a life-long customer,
0LABAUGH
' ' "A EVERYTHING FOR MEN.
Clothing' Furnishings Shoes
250 Dewey St.
North Platte
,
J. E. Grady, of Grand Island, who
visited in town during the K. C. cere
monies left Monday evening.
Miss Wotzell, of Sutherland, who wns
the guest of Mrs". P. II. Lonergan left
for home Wednesday morning.
Rov. C. F. Chapman returned Tues
day eveninsr from Hastings where he
took part in the Elk ceremonies.
Frank Thalkin, of Keystone, who at
tended the K. C. ceremonies tho first
of this week, has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Molzer, of Lincoln,
who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
0ry last week have returned home.
Mrs. Matt Walsh and children of
Bridgeport, who woro visiting Mrs.
Norman Louden, left n few days ago.
George Scliatz returned to Ogdon
Tuesday, having como down to attend
the K. C. bunquot nnd visit his mother.
Lots in "Cody's Addition" will be
sold on easy terms.
IS. R. Plummer has resigned his posi
tion in thoGreeson grocery Monday and
accepted ono in the Schatz furniture
store.
Miss Anna Whalen, of Wood River,
who had been tho guest of Miss Ethel
Donegan returned home Wednesday
morning.
Leonard Stuart, a Lexington dele
gate to the K. C. ceremonies the first
of this week, roturned home Tuesday
morning.
For Sale In front of court house on
Dee. 9th at 1:30 p. m. 7 room house on
9ch and Willow streot, formerly tho
Babbitt property. . 88-2
A foot ball game between the high
school eleyen and tho all star team will
bo played on tho local grounds this
afternoon.
Mesdames James Hart and Clyde
Cook will entertnin the Lady Forresters
at tho home of the latter the first of
next week.
Mrs. McCarty, of Grand Island, who
had beon visiting Mrs. Jennie Calhoun
for several days, returned homo Tues
day evening.
William Dunn, of Wood River, who
spent tho first of this week with his
brother Francis Dunn, returned homo
Wednesday.
There arc 191 lots in Cody's Addi
tion, tome in at the opening, and get
your choice.
George LoDoyt, Tom Guthorloss, Ed.
and Will Yates, and James Guynan
left Wednesday for Oshkosh to spend a
weok hunting.
A baby boy was born tho foro part
of tho week to Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Dorr. Mrs. Derr was formerly Miss
Nora McGraw.
James Sterling nnd Josephine Mc
Kinley who attended the K. C. core
monies tho first of this weok, roturned
homo Tuesday.
Mr. uud Mrs. James Stafford, of Pax
ton, roturned homo Tuesday after
spending a few days with relatives and
attending tne K. C. ceremonios.
Mrs. Harry Vincont nnd daughter
Mnrgaret who visited Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Fowler last week returned to
Holdrcge Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Bolincer. of Sutherland, who
wns.ths guest of Rov. and Mrs. Charles
B. Hnrjnnn last week left a few days
ago for; Davenport to visit friends.
Mrs. L. F.. Hastings and Mrs. John
Singleton will ontortnin at konsingtons
Tuesday and WodneBday afternoons of
next weok at tho home of tho former.
Wanted Cattle to pasture this win-
tor, plonty of feed and water Call or
address A. R. Chrlstianson, North
Platte, Nebr., pkone J555.
Mrs. W. R. Maloney and daughter
Mnutine, who had been visiting rela
tives in Salina. Kans., for several
weeks, roturned homo Wednesday even
ing. Miss Mnude Sivers, of Garfield,
visited her aunt Miss Susio Campbell
this woek and left Wednesday afternoon
for Dnvenport to study chiropratic
work.
Local and Personal
"Bought and Paid For" was pre
sented at tho Keith Tuesday to a rather
small nudience. The play was a strong
one and was produced by a company of
artists.
Found On tho road leading to the
south river bridge, a lady's rug muff.
Owner can have same by calling at
this office, identifying muff and paying
charges.
If you are going to invest wait for
the opening of "Cody's Addition."
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Hansen will
leave tomorrow evening for Los An
geles to spend the winter. They will
be accompanied by the former's
mother.
Toyland is complete nt the Rincker
Book & Drug Co.
Last month final proof was made on
33,000 acres of land in this land district.
At this rato practically all tho land will
be proved up on within the next eigh
teen months.
Opportunity If looking for a busi
ness opening in North Platte, thihpur
ticulars of a good paying proposition
can be secured by addressing XX, care
of The Tribune.
Lena Wiley has sworn out a warrant
agiiinst her husband Herbert Wiley
asking that ho be placed under peace
bonds as ho has has frequently threat
ened to kill her.
Col. W. F. Cody is going to give
away one of the choicest lots in
"Cody's Addition." watch for the plan
next week.
Tho Two Rivers Lodgo, D. of H.
held nn election of officers Monday even
ing and the following wero elected to
servo during 1913. Chiof of honor, Elsie
Cohagen; lady of honor, Daisy Martin;
chiof of ceremonies, Clara Palmer;
post chiqf of honor, Mary Lowe; rec
order, Magnolia Duke; financier,
Lottio Cronen; treasurer, Mary Elder;
outside watch, Dora Westenfeld; inside
watch, Christine Cohagen; usher, B.
Jones.
You Know.
How you like your linen laundered.
Tell us and wo will do it to suit you.
We use no chemiculs, sow on buttons
and mend free of charge.
DICKEY SANITARY LAUNDRY
"Your Bosom Friend."
Phone 77.
Local and Personal
Oscar Sandall retmrned Wednesday
from a short visit in Omaha.
Apples fifty and seventy-five cents
por bushel at the Rltner Feed Store,
phono 208 89-4
Apples fifty nnd seventy-five cents
per bushel at the Ritner Feed Store,
phone 208. 89 4
Sheriff Salisbury roturned yesterday
from Wallace where he spent tho
greater part of the week on business.
Mrs. Hoyt Hart and daughter, re
turned to Paxton yesterday morning
after spending two weeks hero with her
mother Mrs. Salisbury.
Mrs. I. E. Ware, of Hershey. who
has beon taking treatment at tho P.
& S. hospital for some time will bo able
to return homo tho first of next week.
Owners of city property, lots or
houses, can find sale for same by list
ing with us. Property priced right finds
ready sale. Buchanan & Patterson.
Mrs. Walter Crook and daughter will
return from Carroll, la., this evening,
having boen called there two weeks ago
by the illness of Mrs. Crook'a father.
The Peabody Buggy Co. secured a
verdict of $151,00 against C. S. Everly
in tho district court Wednesday. The
buggy company brought to recover
about $250 for buggies shipped to the
defendant, who resisted paymenton the
grounds that the vehicles wero not up
to specifications. The case wa3 tried to
a jury.
Mrs. W. II. LoDoyt nnd Mrs. Joo
Jessup have roturned from a short visit
with friends In Sterling.
11KPOUT OK THE CONDITION OK THE
McDonald State Bank,
of North Ptatto. Nob , Charter No. 047
Incorporated, In Uio &tato f Nobraska,
at tlio close of business Nm ember
21th. 1912
KKSOUKOES.
Loans and discounts .. fiS7.lii8.SS
Overdrafts 550.75
llonds, securities. Judur-
ments. claims, etc . lS.fiOOOO
llaukln? house, furnl-
tureand fixtures. .. . 15.000.00
Duo from natn'l, nnd
Atato banks $100.41(5.77
Cheeks and ltmiis of cx-
cliango 02.17
Currency 18.MWO0
Hold coin CbO.lO
Silver, nickels and ccntH 7,1SG.8. 127.4C2.Ca
Total I40.4S2.2O
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In ... $100,000.00
Surplus fund 5.000.00
Undivided profits . ... 10,870.22
Individual deposits sub
ject to check 180.5S7.20
Demand certificates of
deposit 13 050.t'."i
Time, certificates of de
posit 104.167.27
Dun to natn'l and stato
banks 18,200.70 S22.C00.1S
Depositors' guarantee
fund 2.505.60
Total $140,482.20
Sato of Nebraska, County of Lincoln, ss.
I. W. II. McDonald, Cashier of tho abovo
named bank, do hereby swear that the
abovo statement Is a correct and true copy of
the reportmado to the Stato Hanking Board.
W. II. McDonald. Cashier.
Attest: CiMff. McDonald, Director.
.7. n. McDonald, Director.
Subscribed and sworn to bofore mo this 4th.
day of December. 1B12.
.1 E EVANS. Notary Public,
BUY A
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FOR
CHRISTMAS.
Be sure and see the new vest pocket Kodak. The
latest Creation of the Eastman factor'. Remember
our stock of films and photo supplies are all new and
fresh.
Choice Xmas Presents
Can be found in our complete lines of Holiday Box
Papers, Initial Stationery and Correspondence Cards,
Perfumes, Chocolates, Pocket Books, Card. Cases,
Pocket Knifes and Cigars.
The Rexall Drug Store
Stroitz'o Old Corner.
The Nyal Drug Store
ricCabe'o Old Stand.
Have returned on my annual visit to your city. Will call tit your place.
PHONE RED 482
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300 EAST SIXTH STREET
Says Road Funds are Misused.
"Graft, graft," said O. C. Tumor
secretary of the Nebraska State Auto
mobile association when he returned
yesterday from a tour of the state and
replied to a query abont tho Nebraska
road work.
"Tho township road ovorseers and
the county commissioners of tho state
are progressing very nicely under the
Nebraska road laws, but the roads don't
improve," said Mr. Turner.
Ho Bald property owners in the state
wero paying money each year for road
improvement, but declared tho money
was not performing tho servico for
which it is intended.
Mr. Turner says the only way to put
tho taxes to benefit is. to create a state
highway commission, nnd take the
direct responsibility ol handling road
funds out of tho hands of local authori
ties. Tho stato association of automo
bilists will ask tho next legislature for
a bill creating such a commission.
Mr. Turner assorts onough money is
wasted each year to pay for half dozen
high priced highway commissions.
Omaha Daily News.
STEP IN.
Dine hero Today. This Cafe
is the one that will please
your fancy in cleanliness, good
food and service. Prices
reasonable. '
Opposite Depot
CAFE
RITNER CAFE
ShortOrders at Popular Prices.
25c Luncheon from 12 M., to
1:30 p. m.
MR.S F. T.
, Pr
For Sale.
Nearly new 8-room house, water nnd
sowerngo connections. Easy payment
on part of purchnso prico. For partic
ulars Inquire of Q. P Martin, 802 East
Sixth street, North Platto.
80-4
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Santa Claus Phono 261
Tell Santa to get it at
C. M. Newton's
This year. He has the right things
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