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And so is warm weather. Of course you will wnnt to keep
healthy and appear nice and the only way to do that is to
change your linen often. This is also the season for shirt
waists for the ladies. You of course will want them done
up nicely. Send them to us and let our expert hand ironers
do them up for you just the way you would like to have
them dono.
Auto Delivery
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I DR. 0. II. CRCSSLER,
Graduate Dcnlisl. S
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Local and Personal.
"Mrs. H. M. Grimes will return today
from Fremont, where she spent n week
with her sister.
. Red River Valley parly Ohio seed
potatoes 90c a bushel at E. T. Tramp
& Son.
Newton's is the place for wall paper.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wnrner and
family left last evening for Loxington
to visit relatives.
Dr. Foote, of Omaha, who spent yes
terday in town on professional business
returned homo last night.
Mrs. Jess Thomas, formerly of this
city, arrived today from Sheridan to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cook.
Mrs. Tilitz left this morning for
Central City and Palmer. Nebr., to
visit her daughter and other rolativos
for two weeks.
Miss Amanda Sabins who had made
her homo with hor sister Mrs. O. E.
Weil for some time left last night for
Grand Island to reside.
Dr. D. T. Quigley went to Gothen
burg today to deliver an address at a
meeting of the medical society on "How
to Saved be from Disease."
A. touring party, composed of thirty
five cars, will pass through North Platte
on or about June lstenroute west. The
tourisunder the auspices of the Haynes
'motor company.
Buy your Wall Paper at Newton's.
Travel on the Union Pacific is mighty
light theso days, in fact one train would
accomodate all the passengers that ride
on the three through trains. The other
day the Pacific express had tuirteen
passengers. Hauling an eight-car train
with so fow passengers will not enable
the Union Pacific to declare dividends
regularly.
Beginning next Monday local trains
No 2J and 22 will have a mail car
attached and will handle mail between
North Platto and Grand Island, both
going east and coming west. Mnil and
parcel postr matter for all stations be
tween these two points on tho east
bound train will bo mado up in the
local office each morning prior to tho
departure of the train.
FOOT NOTES
Thanksgiving day every day1
with WALK-OVER wearers.
Wilcox Department Store
X
Buchanan & Pattersons
Bargain List of Dwellings.
Full two story frame dwelling- of eight rooms mod
ern except heat, full lot, shade trees and blue grass.
Located on West Fourth street close to court house.
This is property that will increase in value and is a big1
money maker at our price of $4, 700
Nice Seven Room Cottage and two Lots, out
buildings, shade, trees and nice lawn ion West Sixth
St. A bargain at 2750.00.
Five room blouse and barn, South Dewey street.
$1,250.
Extra good seven room house, barn and outbuild
ings, house modern except heat, $3,100. East Third
street two blocks from court house.
Nice six room cottage 72 1 West Seventh street,
handy to new round house. Modern except heat. Price
2,200.
Extra nice 4 room cottage on West Tenth street,
in the 600 block. Price$i,75o.
Good eight room dwelling on West Tenth street,
in the goo block. Price $1,700.
All of these properties are choice bargains and
can be bought on easy terms. Be sure and see these
before you buy.
Buchanan &
Sole
Phone 77
Miss. Ruey Shaner spent tho fust of
this week with relatives in Maxwell.
Gorden Rcbhausen went to Keasney
Wednesday to visit his aunt Mrs. L.
Wcrnott.
Mrs. Goo'-ge Mudd returnod to Hor-
shey today after a short visit with
friends.
Mrs. Theodore Samuelson returned
last evening from a visit with friends
in Paxton.
Miss Blanche Miller, of Chappell, is
expected Monday to visit her sister
.Miss Maude Miller.
Mrs. Harry Johnston was operated
upon yesterday and is reportod to bo
progressing satisfactorily.
Miss Veronica "Wetzel), of Sutherland,
came last evening to visit Mr. and
Mrs. P. H. Lonergan until Monday.
Sec Newton for wall paper.
Mrs. Sebastian Schwaiger and daugh
ter Miss Thoo, who visited relatives in
Kearney this week, have returned
home.
The ladies' bible class of the Presby
terian church will entertain their hus
bands at a social at the manse Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Jack McGraw and niece Miss
Esther Hummoll who wero visiting in
Omaha this week, came home ln3t
evening.
John Holcombe. of Maxwell, came up
this morning to visit relatives and
transact business in town for a couplo
of days.
The interior of the Brodbeck & Son
meat market has been re-papered re
painted and otherwise enhanced in ap
pearance. The 500 club will be entortnined Mon
day evening by Mrs. Lester Walker,
Mrs. Quigley, and Mrs. Pntterson at
the home of tho latter.
Chistian Science Society Sunday
11:00 a.m. Subject "Probation After
Doath." Sunday school, 12 m. K. P.
hall Dewey St.
Go to Newton's for best vall paper.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Elias, ofPnmona,
Cal., arrived today to visit tho former's
parents while unroute to Chicago to
spend a month with Mrs. El'as'sfnther.
Mrs. William Thompson who resides
a few miles west of town was operated
unon yesterday at the P. & S. hostrital
by Dr, Foote of Omaha and is doing
nicely.
In tho polico court yesterday Bert
Uoyer was nneu twosimoleousanu costs
on the chnrge of imbibing old ryo and
raiding a disturbance with his lamily
Bert is getting old enough to bo good
Feed! Feed! Feed!
All kinds of teed at tho North Side
Barn. Our feed is good, our prices just,
our accommodations nre right, but we
cannot trust. Julius Mogcnson, Prop. 28
Agents.
Memorial Day
at Ft. McPherson.
E. T. Ingle, superintendent of the
Ft. McPhorson national cemetery nnd
chairman of the committee on arrnnce-
ments, has already prepared tho pro
gram for the Memorial Uny aorvicos at
that nlace. The nresidini: officer of tho
dny will bo tho commander of S. A.
Douglas Post, G. A. H.. of this city.
The exoraises will bo ns follows:
11 a. in. Decoration tho graves with
flags and flowers, by the childron,
directed by Mrs. Fred Ginn of North
Platto nnd Mrs. Adtun Mooro ot Max
well. Recess until 1:30 p. m. for lunch,
(outsido the wall) cee tablets.
1:30 p. m. Devotional exercisos,
conducted by Rev. Mr. Cram, pastor
of 1st M. E. Church, of North Platte.
Song by choir under direction of Rev.
Mr. GriflHh, pastor 1st. Baptist church
of Maxwell, director of music and song
services.
2 p. m. Oration by Rev. Mr. Knowlcs,
pastor 1st Christian church of North
Platte, song by choir.
Notice.
Neither R. B. Reid or E. W. Reid
havo any authority to make any repre
sentation or contract for me or in my
name. Neither of them have any au
thority to colleot or receive money for
me or to issue receipts therefor. Neither
of them havo any tiUe to any lot In Tay
lor's or Graceland additions, excepting
such as is evidenced by deed or contract
in writing. Lots in Taylor's addition are
for salo by C. F. Temple. Tho McDon-.
aid state bank Is my depositary. W.
L. Cris8mnn, owner Cedar Rapids, hi.
All grades of wall paper at Newton's.
Domestic Vacuum Cleaners with or
without brush, for sale or rent by Mrs.
M.V.Mitchell. Phono Red 101. 25-2
Mrs. Harry Lute nnd daughter Mar
jorie, of Paxton, came down Thursday
morning to visit friends for several
days.
A number of commercial salesman
who headquarter in this city, left this
morning for Grand Island to attend tho
convention of the T. P. A. which is
being held there two days this week.
Baptist church Sunday school at 10
a. in.; classes for all, and all are wel
come. Morning service at eleven
o'clock. O. II. Sawars will speak.
Evening service nt eight o'clock Rev.
Griffith of Maxwell will speak. All
are cordially invited.
The Hendy-Ogier Company has sold
on an average one car every third day
since they engaged in business. Tho
sales of the Davis Co. last year wns
ninety cars, practically all of them of
the higher class. Sales this year will
exceed those of 1912.
The general fund of both the county
nnd city has become depleted and those
having claim against those funds are
completed to wait until nfter the levy
in June. Road damages paid out of the
general fund during tho oust year ex
ceeded six thousapd dollars, and this
largely accounts for tho depletion of
that county fund.
At. tlirt R. of T,. F. Mnv Tnffv n..v1
week en innovation will be made in
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the dances being called in succession.
This plnn is adopted for the reason that
iniipli rnmnlnint- hn Immi rrt'wlo In,
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those who are late in roacliing tho hall
nnd find thnt prnctiually all dances
have been engaged.
Choice Residence Lots.
We nre offering full sized lota GG x
132, sidewalks Inid, sewer, and city
water from six inch main available and
located within one block of Washington
School southwest, corner lots for $500.00
nnd $400.00 for inside lots. Buchanan &
Pntterson, Solo Agents. 23-4
KeaexsxmsaK&ro
njjTRONIZE THE
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When in North Plallc.
luouon Pictures. Kuns Jivery M
Niirht. Matineo Saturday After- U
noon at 2:30 O'clock. K1
10 CENTS. I
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Hand Car For Sale
2-Cylinder 24 Horsepower, S-Passenger Jackson
Touring Car, $200.00.
J. S. DAVIS AUTO CO.
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m Smmm-WtiiiANs PmrsMo ffiwfsfzs ($&
OW IS THE TIME to
paint put on in a
more than all else
give you an estimate.
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H. L. PENNINGTON, ' ."Htf
221 So. Maple St. Phone Black 374
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New Postmaster at Sutherland
Frank C Is to be th new demo
cratic postmaster at Sutherland, the
president having sent his nam to tlu
senate for confirmation the l.t of the
week Ho Is the tirst democrat to be
named fn a prrsidenfwl postolllce 111
Nebraska, and It was to fill a vacancy
caued bv thp resignation of Postmaster
Reynolds several week ago. Srveial
days must einpse ere he can take chuife
of the oflke as his bond Is -to be np
proved and his commission forwarded
to him before ho can enter upon his
duties. Free Lance.
LOTS FOK SALE
I have a few lots on West Sixth
street for sale on eisy terms. Inquire
of Thos. Orton. 22-4
OtU Decker, of Eitn Creek, Nebr..
and RachH Dnn. of Topoka. Kan,
were married by County Judge Ilnllnwel,
Wednesday morning, Apul tilth The
happy crnple left tor Kim Creek in tho
evening to remain until tin next duv,
then go to North Platte to make their
future home. wln re he employed in
tne union t'aeitic railroad shops.
Chappell Register.
It U very probable that a binines
building will be erected on Locust street
before the end of the pit-Kent year.
Till" will he the first of several that are
contemplated It will not be siuinismg
if at some time in the ' tutuie Locust
8treit will be as good a business street
ns Dewey.
Wo understand the resident of towns
between North Platte nrd Kearney will
meet in mass convention n a few days
and take steps toward indtifing the
Burlington to nin its pio; d Platte
valley line on the nrth side instuml of
the south sido of tho tiver.
Employes of the Rock Island shops
nt Fiarbury hnve been granted an in
crease of from one. to two cents an
hour in wages. Machinists and boiler
makers now receive forty-one cents per
hour.
Myrtle and Vicinity.
I .las Bowers, of De Mow. Iowa,
1 left Monday after two weeks' vUit
with li lends.
Mrs. W II. Burns Ihh returned t
Hurley, ld'iho, .where she will make
her home. t
Arthur Morun was a business visitor
at North Pl.itle Tuesday.
Will Siv its will farm tho Sohwnigyr
place this year.
Ed Wright ban moved to the
Walters place near North Plftti
Ilarrv Lee and familv visited rein
tivoh at Myrtle list week.
Charlie Gamhrel and familv visited
Lquis Benknsky and wife near North
Platte Sunday
Will Pittmhii finished his new cistern
this week.
Found a Cure for Rheumatism.
"I suffered with rheumatism for two
years and could not get my right hand
to my mouth for thnt length of time,"
writes Lee L. Chapman, Mnpleton, la ,
"I suffered terrible pnin so I could not
sleep or lie still at night. Five years
ago I began using Chamberlain's lini
ment and in two months was well and
have not suffered with rheumntism
sinco." For salo by all dealers.
Change of
PROGR A
Every Night
Price -. 10c
sgagjjfflaaafeaagawKS'iiiiwwLiii hi ' " ' &1
clean up and a coat of rood
workmanlike manner will do
to "IBrighten-Up." Let uc
The
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High Living Costs According
to What You Use.
Lots of Grocery prices nre no higher than they wore twelve years
ago. K-
We Sell
Macironi lbs for 2t)C
Cocoanut Hulk best grndo in
perlb lJC
Eggs per dozen 1 J)C
20 lbs Granulnted beoto 4 ti
Sugar SI. 00
18 lbs Granulated cnnvi 4 rr
Sugar, for J) .Ml
Tomatoes, full size can r
standard per can 1 UC
Corn standard per mn 7c
4 enna for ZuC
Quaker Oats large pkg.. Z0C
Quaker Oata smnll pkg.. IOC
' E. C. Corn Flakes 4 pkg.. 25C
Broken Rico per lb 0C
Rice Jnp type 4 lbs for... 2SC
Prunes small size, per lb.... J)C
Com Starch pur pkg J)C
GlosS Starch per pkg J)C
Corn Starch Kingsfords per n
pkg OC
Silver Gloss Starch per pkg oC
Yoast Foam 4c pkg 3 for.. OC
Lewis Lyo per can oC
Engle Lyo per can oC
American Lye per can. ..... oC
We pay cash for your butter and eggs.
WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE.
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C. M. NEWTON,
Phone No. 201. CM Dewey St.
OHice phone 211. Rea. phono 217
L. C. DROST,
Osteopolhlc Physlcinn.
North Platte, - Nebraska.
McDonald Bank Buildinfj.
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ft HomcopuUilcl'hyslclan undSurUcon A
M Hospital ncrcminulationi, Mwllcal nml Z
S auriflrul Httciitiuii trlvcn ubstotrical cnno. J
Olllcu I'lionu tM Hos. l'liono 283
g Ollk'u McDonald Btato Hank BlrtV
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OtO. U. DENT,
Physicion and Suracon,
Olllce over McDonald Bank.
Pl,nna Of 11 CO 130 T
Phonefl htoBidence 115
Swift Premium Hams por on-
lb 20c
National Oats Inrgo pkg.. Z0C
Natlonnl Onts small pkg. . 1 0C
Fcls Nnptha Soap per enke. J)C
Sodn Crackers large boxes rl
perlb 02C
Oystor Crackers largo
boxes per lb O'JC
K. C. Baking Powder 2o rlfn
ozcan:' ZUC
Roynl Baking Powder 1G ig
ozcan ,. luC
Dr. Tries Baking Powder jjj
1G oz can 40C
Kraut porenn ... J ..-..'... .' 1 UC
Hominy por can IOC
Pink Salmon por can IOC
Sweet Potatoes nor can. . I J,2C
Potatoes lGc peck per ffA
bushel 0UC
Coffee fair grade por lb. . . ZvC
California Fruits in good ja
syrup por can ZUC
Cocoanut host gnido i lb 4 j
package nor pkg IDC
Evaporated Apples per (A-
Horso Shoo Tobacco, per lCr
Spear Hcnd Tobacoo per 1C
Star Tobacco per lb 4uC
J. T. Tobacco per lb I0C
AND STORED.
Our rates for nuto repairing
arc very reasonable consider
ing the strictly high grado of
workmanship nnd promptness
with which we. do repairing
If your automobile needs pitt
ing in gobd condition, you will
find thnt no one can do it
better or cheaper than
J. S. Davis Auto Co.
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Residence For Sale.
For Sale the property of tho late
Catherine Brown; six room house, large
burn; cornor lot, situate ut Ninth and
Willow. For particulars inquire at 121
Woat Ninth.
Pure Lake Ice.
I am prepared to furnish
the citizens of North Platte '
with a fine quality of clear
lake ice, frozen from fresh ,
J
Manmm
jmamm
pumpeu water, manning the
public for their liberal patron
age last year, I respectfully
solict a continuance of the
.same this season.
L. W. EDIS.
Phone 0555.
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