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Gloves
An indispensable necessity that is always
accepted with pleasure. We offer a special
showing representing the world's best makes
at $1.00 to $3.50.
Interwoven Hosiery
Men rarely have an over-supply of
Hosiery. Our showing includes everything
new and fashionable in Cotton, Mercerized,
Wool and Silk in Christmas boxes at 50c
to $1.05.
Neckwear
The most popular gifts of all and
you'll find the greatest collection at this
store. All styles, shades and patterns in the
choicest silk. 25c to $1.00.
Shirts
A Christmas remembrance that will
surely be appreciated, and our excellent
assortment of the most favored shades
makes choosing easy. $1.00 to $3.00.
Handkerchiefs
Inexpensive presents yet always uccepable
White and all the new shades in Cambric,
Linen or silk. Sets of 2, 3 and 0 in dainty
boxes. 15c to 50c.
Combination Set
Handkerchiefs, Socks and Neckties, $1.00
to $1.50' per box nil colors. Nicest goods
made. ,
Suspenders
In burned wood boxes 75c.
Bath Robes
Jackets
An exceptionally fine line from $4.50 to
$10.
Mufflers
AH kinds and colors, 50c to $1.50.
Garters and 'arm 'band in burned wood
boxes from 35c to 50c.
and
A fine line.
Smoking
20 Per Cent Discount '
Is still offered on all Men's and Boys' Suits and Overcoats. This is an
r opportunity to buy high-grade clothing for the least money.
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The Fuel Without a Fault.
We have just received a car of Furnace Size Coke which we purchased at con
siderable below the market price and offer you the benefit of this purchase.
One ton of coke goes as far as two tons of soft coal and holds a good hot fire
over night.
, Fill up the fire box close the draft and have a hot white heat without
any more trouble no soot. We ask
Delivered $8.50 Per Ton.
While it Lasts.
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Graduate Denlisl.
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Local and Personal
MI83 Anna Von Gootz.of Omaha, will
visit Ii'or parents next week.
Mis3'BernIco Hughes assisting in
tho 10c store during tho holiday rush.
Miss Grnco Adams, of Hastings, will
visit local friend In the near future,
Toyland is comploto nt tho Rinckor
Book & Drug Co.
Mr. and Mm. I. L. Gilbert will spend
Christmas with the lattor's parents in
Cozad,
Sam Hemphill has returned from n
short visit in custom Nebraska on busi
ness. Mrs. W, II. Ifuddart who has been
ill for oomo time is much improved this
week.
J. W. Albott, of Horshoy,' was n
business visitor in the city Friday and
Saturday.
Latest box paper, correspondence
cards and onrrrnvod cnlline cauls.
' UiNCKUii Book &-Dkuo Co.
Joe McNoal has returned from S.
Dakotu where ho spent several wookB
with a grading outfit.
Tho Harrticlough homo in the first
wurd has boon improved by tho addition
of several now rooms.
k II. Howe, Albert Howe, S. 'Trusty
and P. Dulgnrn, of Wallace, transacted
business in town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. McDonough, of
Omaha, are expected next wook to visit
relatives for ii week or longer.
Grant Applogato formerly of this city,
nrrivod hero Friday from Cheyenne end
will Bpsnd Bovoral days on business.
I would rent my furnished home
during January,
February and March.
W..V. HOAOLANO.
Frank Smith, of South Omaha, will
arrive tho first of next wook to Bpond
Xmus with the homo folks.
Miss Mabel Duke, of the Columbus
Hohools, in expected the last of this
weok to r islthor parents for a fortnight.
A well known young lady bookkeeper
of this city and a properous young far
mer will bo married bofore tho now
year.
Takctyour picture to C. M. Newton's
to be framed.
Emll Kosbiu has returned from Lin
coln where ho was called last weok by
the illness of his father whom ho left
greatly improved,
MIbs Mario Von Goetz who has boon
teaching in Overton is expected tho last
of this weok to spend hor Xmas vaca
tion with her puronti.
Apples fifty nnd sovonty-fivo cents
jier bushel at tho Ritner Fod Store,
phono 208. 8 4
Mr. and Mrs. John McGraw c.itor
talned a-few frlonds at a bovoii o'clock
dinner Friday evonlng in honor of tho
fqrmer's birth anniversary.
Mrs. Ilorton' Munger will go to
Omaha tomorrow to visit for a week.
Mr. Munirer will go down Saturday
night, A Christmas reunion of
Mu'ngor relatives will .be held at
homo of.Frapk Fowlor In Fremont.
W. C. Hutchens has returned from a
short visit in Lincoln with friends.
Leo Mullen, of Wood River, spent the
latter part of last week with friends in
town.
Mrs. Earl Lambert and children will
spend the Xmas holidays with relatives
in Hastings.
Mrs. Cameron, of Lowollen, spent
Friday with local friends and left that
evening for Sidney to visit.
Peter McGovern, Stove and Bicycle
Ropair Works, Becond door cast of
First National Bank, phone black 3'JO.
Miss Hilma Sjogren, of Sweden, is
expected in the near future to visit Mr.
and Mis. Charles Sandall.
Mius Laura White nnd neico Miss
Naomi Eshleman went to Sutherland
Friday afternoon to visit relatives for a
few days.
Mngazlnes make nice Christmas gifts.
I have n complete line nnd can save you
money on club orders. Mrs. M. V.
Mitchell, phone red 101.
Mrs. E. A. Gary will lenvo today for
Omaha to spond a fow days when sho
will will bo jolnod by Mr. Cury and
they will proceed to St. Louis to spend
three weeks.
For SHle Pure Bred Black Langshnn
ROoators, price $1.00 803 Eust 0th. 90-3
Jerry Bowen hag sold his interests in
tho north sido drug store to his son-in
law R. S. Baker, of Curtis, Mr. and
Mrs. Bowen Intend to leave for Cali
fornia In tho near future.
Ilippity hop to tho Christnm shop
To buy somo Red C,ross Senl.il
With one on onch letter
Of course, you fual hotter;
You'vo heeded your brothers' nppoal.
Come early und make your selection
of Gibson wntor colored Xmas cards,
letters and calendars at tho Rincker
Book & Drug Co.
The placing of tho double track in
sorvico cnublcs trains to got over tho
district with much moro celerity and as
u roault fewer crcwa are required. Ono
year ago tno treiglst crows running
west of hero excooded twenty; now
there are but thirteon, nnd this in tho
face of n somewhat Increased number
of cars handled through tho local yards.
The engine and train crows in services,
however, are making good money.
If you have not already purchased
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Dr. Pritchard transacted business
Ogalalla yesterday.
Aro you using Red Cross Seals
your Christmas packages?
Ed. Ogier was a Sunday visitor
Wallace with his brother.
Mont Cronland, of Grand Island,'
visited the McGuire family.Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Sherman will
leave tonight for Texas whore they ex
pect to reside.
Tom Linds, of Paxton, spent the
latter part of last week .with town
friends.
Messrs. Brownfield and Becler, of
Hershey, were Saturday visitors in
town.
A dollar's worth of Red Cross Seals
may bo the means of curing a consump
tive. Harloy Greeson returned Sunday
ovoning from a two weeks visit with
friends in Lincoln.
Everybody's doing it what? Buying
a lot in tho now Cody Addition.
Mrs. W. K. Skinner nnd daughter
returned Saturday from a short visit in
Gothenburg with friends.
Mrs. Wm. Patterson, of Omaha, is
expected Sunday to visit her parents,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Victor VonGootz.
Misses Olive and Gertrude Quinn. of
Gothenburg who guests of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Alex Brooks, have roturned home.
Frank Cross, woo has been employed
in anaua lor several months is ex
dectod to visit his parents next weok.
Give us vour order for concrete work
of any kind. Concrete building blocks
anu ornamental work.
Roy Sukhek, Phono 3G1.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Malonoy
Sr., entertained a fvw mends at a
twelve o'clock dinner Sunday afternoon.
Tho guests of honor wero J. P. Mc
Govern, of Denver and Miss Hazel Dye,
of Saline, Knns.
John McConnel, of Somerset, was in
town yesterday and loft with Tho Tri
buno man samples of the Rural Now
York potatoes of which ho grow 200
Dusneis 10 tno acre tno past season.
They are certainly fino potatoes.
Comforts for children's beds, quilts,
aprons and fancy work nt Baptist
bazaar. Masonic ball, Dec. 19th. Sale
opens nt 3 p. m. Supper nt 5:30.
We are in position to take care of
your orders for Pennsylvania nut coal
lots in Cody addition, phone Temple for lno reit of tl winter at $13.50 per
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at once and let him show them to you.
Don't think that because there arc only
a few lots left, that they are not de
sirable, They are just as high and
level, and well located as any in the
addition. Phone at once and sec the
lots whether you buy or not. I his is
excellent weather for an auto ride.
Carl Westphal, CO years old, was run
over and killed in the railroad yards at
Gothenburg Friday. Ho had picked a
bucket of coal in an empty coal car and
has just climbed out of tho end of tho
car wnen me local tram switcneu in
yards and bumped into the car, throw
ing him down onto rail nnd two whcols
passed over his legs bofore his compan
ion, George Wagner, who wrtfc hf the
same car, got to him nnd pulled him
away, Ho died In a fow minutes, He
owned conslderabietown property, in
cluding on entlro block on which his
homo is located. ' lost course
ton delivered in your bin. Place your
order now so wo can protect you.
Noiitii Platte Lumiiek Co.
Thirty-six members of tho Harmony
club and an equal number of guests
were entertained Friday evening by the
men mombors of the club at the Masonic!
hall, and as a lively, jolly nnd enjoyable
gathering it was a marked success.
Card playing and dancing wore tho
entertaining features, the music for the
ovoning being furnished by Mrs.
Cramer, Prof. Garlisch and Harry
HuiVman. Many of tho old square dances
were introduced, and in these somo of
tho older "boys and girls" participated
with a spirit and liveliness that oc
casioned much mirth. It was indeed a
gathering of congenial pooplo and the
pleasures of the evening could not have
been grcator. The refreshments, served
by tho men wore elaborate, consisting
of cold turkoy, cscallopcd oyster, rolls,
salad, pickles, coffco, Ico cream and
cako, with cigars for tho men as the
Local and Personal.
Wanted Housekeeper, inquire at this
office. 02-4
Miss Tillie Kosbau, who spent last
week in Omaha, has returned.
Mrs. William Dienor, who is a patient
at the St. Luke hospital, is progressing
nicely.
Bert McCollister, of Badger,, spent
th Inst of last week with friends
town.
Howard Dolson, of Omaha, is visiting
his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Dolson
this week.
You get new ideas as you look
through our holiday stock. DixoN, The
Jeweler.
D. C. Congdon transacted business in
Offalalla and Paxton tho latter part of
last week.
C. L. Countryman, cashier of the
Wallace Bank, spent Saturday in town
on business.
Mrs. Wilev. of Lexington, who
visited Mr. and Mrs. Sprogue last
week, has returned home.
Wanted Good girl for general house
work. G08 W. 4th St. Phone Black
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B. F. Reid returned the latter part
of last week from a business visit in
the eastern part of the state.
Mr. and Mrs. Josoph Murphy re
turned Saturday evening from Omaha,
where they visited friends for a'e'ek
Mrs. Homer Mylnnder, of Orchard,
Cok, arrived tho last of last week to
visit her purents Mr. anu Mrs. wm.
Ebright.
Loe Mullen, of Wood River, who
transacted business and visited mends
last week, returned home Saturday
morning.
Annies fifty and seventy-fivoicents
per .bushel at the Ritner FeedStqre,
ph6$2G8. $M
Mrs. B. F. Reid who has boon visit
ing relatives in the eastern part of the
state for some time is expected gltomo
this week. ' ' .
Mrs. Cnl Lowell and children, of
Chicago, nre expected tho first of tho
year to Visit her mother Mrs. I. ,L.
Miltonberger. l-
Mrs. Frank Mcrriott, of Oshk"6sl,
snent Saturday in town while enrouto
homo' from Cozad where she visited rel
atives for two weeks.
Having decided to retire from busi
ness I will sell my stock of goods on
Locust streot at an exceptionally low
price. P. II. Sullivan.
Misses Alice nnd Sadie Buahftnch, of
St. Paul, Nob., who spent last Week
with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Buchfinch,
roturned homo Saturday morning.
James Jensen and Mrs. Roy Gaunt,
who went to Staploton last week to
attend the funeral of their brother the
lato Travis Jensen, have returned.
Edgar Rahn, of Omaha, a well known
commercial man who frequently visits
this city, was married nt Sidnoy last
week to Miss Ola Frecgo of Lexington.
O. E. Elder returned Sunday from
Cheyenne, where ho transacted busi
ness for several days.
Miss Elva Day will entertain a num
boivof her young friends Friday evening
in honor of hor sixteenth birthday.
A. F. Streitz aad D. B. White ' have
returned from Omaha they attend the
commissioners' convention last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tollefsen, of Suther
land, are expected the last of this week
to visit Mrs. George Donehower.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hopkins havo
Miss Margaret Fickland, of Maxwell,
as their guest this week.
E. L. Garrison returned to Wellfieot
Saturday after spending two weeks
with his son Owen Garrison of this citv ,
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Gut out holm n "Chvlslmtis Ti'cc" for ovox-y-ono
who ksc.n you to leurl hltn,moh'6y. Jf you
want tpjosu n fx'lond loitn hlin. motley; l'or, ,whun
jjoh a ale hlin fox it, yott will loso both yourlrlaul
nnd. VoarilOIVil". . s '
4;VIVC vour monov. "ou, YTOUJR.SHL,1, nncl
VOUJi'-JrAAMJfZrfV" .'ire the ones who moat (liisorvo
what you' oaiyi,"- . - -
,. ' Do YOUR. bnnlclnz with
The' First National Bank,
" Ol NOUTII JL,ATTl$t IVTJ3iiil.SCA.
Tho L,nriost Jinnlc In Wcutoni Xobrnslcn.
1 "glVh'V - 14-n-rm-mtii l'',Ug&SU 1
Farm For Sale.
Tho northeast qunrter (nej) section
twenty-four (21) township thirteen (18)
range thirty (30) about seven miles
AUtneast of North Platte on south sido
of Platto river, all smooth land noar
nllls, good buildings, fifteen acres in
alfalfa, one of best farms in Platte
valley. Price $10,000.00. Terms, half
;ash, balance on easy time at 7 per
cent interest. Address Joseph Hershey
North Platte, Neb.
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Slir.niFP'S SALh.
virtue of an order of bale laauocl from tlid
illntrlct court of Lincoln county. Nelnasha.
uttnti a iltcrve of foreclosure rendered In eald
court wheieln Georco Lehman is plaintllT
und Mnrtln Atuleraon U defendant and
tJ me directed, 1 vlll on tho IStli day of
Jan., 1913. tat2 o'clock, p. in., at the cat front
door of the court housu In North I'latto, Lincoln
county. Ncbnuka, tell at public auction to the
hlghett bidder for cash to satisfy said
decree, interest and costs, the following
described property to-wlt: Southeast cuiarter
of. the northwest -quarter (saW of nwJ) and
lots one (1) two (2) nnd, throo of sec
tion two (2), township twelve (12) north of
range thlrty-thrvo (33) west of tho Cth P.
M., In Lincoln county, Nebraska.
Dated North Watte, Neb., Dc. 14th. 1012.
dlT- A. J. Sausburv, Sheriff.
"Rely Upon thepBeli"
When Immediate Aid is Needed.
When the unexpected hap
pens in the home, u Bell
Telephone, with its long dis
tance advantages, will often
help one out of otherwise se
rious situation.
In cases of sudden need one
most keenly feels the necessity
of universal telephone service
of a system that gives quick
and dependable communica
tion everywhere.
Telephono Convenience far Exceeds Its Cost.
Nebraska Telephone Co
Bell Telephone Lines Reach Nearly
Everywhere.
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