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J-ust arrived from the best Manufacturer in the United States,
no two alike. These goods were sold to me a? 1 0 cents on the
dollar, and we are now placing these goods on gale and will give
fihe'public the benefit of the same. We sertafrily have sold
more Suits and Coats than anv two seasons before at this time
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No two garments alike shown in our store, our goods are of the
smartest shown west of Chicago, and above all the public saves
af least OnenThird by purchasing their garments at the
Leader. We buy for cash in large' quantities direct from the
Manufacturer nd this Saves the Mid'dle Man's profits.
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During this week a pair of Kizers Gloves to match the
Garment bought in our Store will he given FREE I
The meeting held at the public library
Indt evening to complete tho organiza
tion of the woman's club was attended
by ninety-one ladies, about twenty more
than at the initial meeting last week. By
a unanimous vote the new organization
merged with the Twentieth Century
Club, retaining that name, but making
the club a departmental one. The de
partments aa at present w.:' consist of
civic, domestic science, music and art,
literary and current events, five in all.
Seventy-six enrolled as a member of
one or more of these departments 3 Irs.
J. J. Halligan was selected as head of
the civic department, Mrs. J. B, Bed
field domestic science and Mrs. E. W.
Crane music and art The heads of tho
other departments will be selected lator.
The literary department wijl take up the
tho program as outlfned',by the year
book lately issued by the Twentieth
Century Club. The civic department
will hold its first meeting at the library
building Friday afternoon. '
The organization was further perfec
ted by the election of Miss Laura
Murray an corresponding ssceratary
and Mrs. E A Garlichs journalist.
Tho membership fee was placed at
$1.60 per year.
Mrs. Frank Buchanan and Mrs.
Roland Malmsten will attend the ses
sions of the state convention of women's
clubs which will be held in York next
week. Both go as delegates ffm the
Twentieth Century Club, which is a
member of the state federation. Tho
convention will be in session sayeral
day- ;
The J. D. club held a suprtif Htfrty
"n Mies Edith "Wendebom Saturday
evening ami spent a eoupte of hours en
joyablv in games and music. Nice re
f . esbmeits were served. Miss Wen-
erorn hw just returned from an ex
. ttnde-1 isit n Portland.
' Tb P. ii O will twain Its rear's
work Wedi.t-tiay afternoon, when the
tiiit.kl I mdeting will be held a the. home
of y.fi. HTM. Grimes. Tlie yearbook
issued provides for n program o .in
teresting meetings. , .,-..
A surprise party was tendered Miss
Helen Tatum trrr? latter part of last
week, an affair which was enjoyed by a
score nf her young friundri. A two
course lunch was served.
The Royal Neighbor? wll hold a reg
ular meeting in the K. P. ' Baft this
afttrnoon at 8 o'clock. Refreshments
will be served.
The Girls' Friendly Society of the
Episcopal church will meet at the
parish house this evening.
.Mrs. J. W. Fitzpatrick entertained
six ladies at luncheon yesterday in
favor of Mrs. Perkins of Omaha.
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Remember our line of Dresses whether it is for house, party or dress-up, for Ladies, Misses or Chil
dreri7 are-unequalled for style ant3 price 'An' immense line' of MissW and' Children's "Coats, "Furs and
everything pertaining to the line of Ready-to-Wear will be found at .The Leader.
Special extra sizes will be found in our store. Competent seamstress to do the Alternations Free of Charae
Julius PIzer,
Proprietor.
THE LEADER,
North - Platte,
Nebraska
Local and Personal
Miss Jessie Babbitt, of the Wilcox
Dept. Store, is spending a two weeks
vacation in Omaha.
Ralph Graham left last night for
Omaha where he will spend several
days taking in the sights at the Ak-Sar-Ben.
Bonds (every known kind) written
while yon wait. C. F. Temple.
The Rebekah Kensington will meet
at the hall Friday afternoon. A musi
cal program wiil be rendered and re
freshments served. Members and
friends are invited.
VT. H. McDonald returned Sunday
from Lincoln where be attended the
convention of state bankers. He was
re-eJeeted a member of the executive
committee of the association.
For Rent Two furnished rooms. In
at 510 east Fifth street.
Two felony cases will come up in the
district court next month. Frank Holt
stander charged with forgery and Tim
Dunn, who stole money from the borne
of Mrs. Lottie Cronin.
The coanty commissioners convened
in session this morning.
A Greek was jailed last night on the
charge of stealing coal, and two colored
mokes who had no visible means of
support were given a night's lodging in
trie same insuiuutm.
Weather forecast for North Platte
and vicinity: Unsettled weather tonight
and Wednesday: cooler Wednesday.
Moderate, variable winds. Highest
temperature j esterday 71, a year aeo
52; lowest last niebt 38, a year ago 27.
T. M. Cobagen, distributing agent
for the Dolan Fruit Co., of Grand
Island, and the Granger Co .of Lincoln,
finished delivering to local merchants
today the last of seven cars of peaches.
This is certainly a lot of peaches to be
consumed in a town of 5,500 people.
Just closed a deal last week for
two lots in Dolson's addition to
build a store on. Just watch this
addition for the next sixty days.
C. F. Temple.
Church News
The contractor who was warded the
contract for placing window itrips on
tie federal building began the work
The passenger elevator in the federal
buikling was completed Saturday and a
test made by elevating about a ton of
nails in keuil Thn nlnvatnr will nn
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Lost on the road west of the McNeel 3 V V ro'nreseSive f &
ranch a package containing whip cord .L J lESfK.lf ,I .u
meet J skirt, cloth too overshoos and nthor &-""".. . -.,. w unc in a
Lcmley Company Draws Crowd.
The Lemlejjmuiical comedy company,
sixteen in number, opened an engage
ment at the Keith last evening nnd
was accorded an audience that almost
filled the seatinc capacity of the house.
LThe bill presented last night, n melange
oi singing, aancing and comedy skits.
developed good singing by a bunch of
eight or ten girls, with Mr. Lemley aa
the lending soloist and central figure. A
negro impersonator figures as the come
dian. For a low-priced attraction, the
performance is classy, and 'well worth
while. TVIlh the exception of Friday
night thu-cornparfy is billed for each
eveninc this weeJrfcgiving three com
plete chants of program.
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tf ' Choice resident loU in all parts of
tie city. U r. letnpie
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The Methp&st aid society will
Thursday, afteroooB with Mrs. John
Evans, comer 3rd and Locust.
The weekly business session of the
Episcopal guild will be held at the
guild house Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
The Metbcdht aid society will meet
at the home of Mrs. J. EL fyans Thurs
day afternoon. All members areaked
to be present
Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Gaither left Sat-
pleJ M T Gather tobS. LsTged I F the girl of ISM and clos-, Oiamberlain's Cough Remedy "and thai
for the coming year. ?ffi SSTJL L . i? ???& 'iJ!ffi!lh!f ?& S
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rwie b iwler please return to
D. a. ilc.Neel ranee or this offie.
' Priwen Garment Pictnre Slow.
1 Jh Princess Garment show adver- r -, K . '.
tUeo to be given pttmber 10th and Langnt a liad Cold.
postponod until October 1st, will be! "Last winter my son caught a very
' given attha Empress theatre tomorrow! bad cold and the way be coughed was
' evening. Tickets can be obtained free I something dreadful' writes aire. Sarah
l of charge at the Tramp & Son's dryjE. Duncan, of Tipton, Iowa. "We
j goods department. These pictures wiili thought sure he was going into consump
.show the drejs fashions by decades, be-' tion. We bought just one bottle of
Forwent.
Houses, storage, room and safe
deposit boxes. Btt & (3c&6Wn.
Road Dragging not Comj? aljoryl.
Attorney General Martin has ruled
that is it not compulsory upon a county
board to divide their county into road
dragging districts. The question arose
in Platte count;,. The attorney general
holds that if a finding of a board is that
it is not practicable for tue county to
adopt the district system and that the
roads cannot be improved by dragp'ng,
owing to their natural condition, ' scc'a
finding of the board is final and cannot
be overturned only by appeal to the dis
trict court. The law, he dclares,
elves the board' discretionary powr
to make this finding upon its own
knowledge or by hearing or any other
method it mav devise.
Beginning next Sunday services at
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will be a3 :olkws: buaday school at
9:45, morning seryice 11 iOQ, evenmg;
eiTice 7 JO.
Rev. and Mrs. B. A. Cram will en
tertain the young people of the Metho
dist church at the parsonage this even
ing. The evening will be devoted to
social amusement.
The kitchen shower held in the
church basement Thursday by the
Christian ladies aid society was a de-
1 cided success and a number of usefui
1 articles were donated for the new
kitchen.
Friday evening a farewell reception
for Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Gaither was
held at the home of Attorney and Mrs
j W. T. Wilcox by the members of the
I P. E. O. and their husbands, A beaut
ful engraved soremer spoon was given
to Mrs. Gaither. The evening passed
pieasanuv lor me loirty-one guests
Enjoyable refreshments were served.
The pvanpfJiKtir meotinirc at thp
Christian church began Sunday and Wiil j
continue for several weeks. At the
evening service the remodeled and en- j
larged buikling was packed, a number!
being unable to find seats. Rev d F j
Wbiston, the eTangebV it a most for-,
dole speaker, logical and convinargj
and delivers his sermon with much fr-
vor. The song srvi: is made more ,
effective and pleasing by orchestral ac-1
companiment. '
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Bratt & Goodman are offering
some desirable homesfor a cmallj
amount of money and lands that '
produce good crops at $6.00 to I
$12.00 per acre. Easy payment-, !
S tough ton Wagons at Hertbej "s tf
BUICK BULLETIN
Is your engine hard to start these cool mornings?
Why don't you buy a new Buick equipped with a
doable jet Marvel carburetor and an electric self
starter that will do the cranking until the engine doe
start? Anyone that bays any kind of a new auto that
does not have an ftlcient self starter is certainly bay
ing something entirely out of date and is making a
poor buy for several other reasons. Iiuick autos are
all equipped with the Delco Electric system. Three
years of service on 80,000 cars has proved their relia
bility. Why not get away from electrical troubles
entirely by using this system? Delco outfits are en
tirely automatic no gauges to watch at all. Charges
and discharges automatically.
See the Buick display at our garage the last of
the week.
J. S. DAVIS AUTO CO.
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
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To Those Willi Idlo Afon$v;
j Bratt & Goodman have a few
I choice first mortgage loans to
ijjiucc on goou income property,
; i netting 7 and 8 per ceiit Semi
annual interest, ranging in .sums
, of S300.00 and upwards. Nolh-
ing better nor safer for your idje
i money. See them.
r. J . ?' wgnt"n. of Washington, D.
C, left Saturday after spending several
.days here making arrangements to
. have the body of his sister, the late
Leona Scott, removed to Sparton, Mo.,
i The remains were exhumed Friday and
, shipped to Sparton the following day.
j Blotter of Eighteen Children.
"I am the mother of eighteen child
1 ren and have the praise of doing more
work than any young woman in my
, -own," writes Mrs. C J. Martin.
Boone Mill, Va. "1 suffered for five
years with stomach trouble and could
j not eat as much as a biscuit without
suffering. I have tak-n tree bottles of
, Chamberlain's Tablets and am - now a
well woman and weigh 163 pounds. I
can eat anything I want to, and as
l much as I want and feel better than I
have at any time in ten years. I refer
I to an one in Boone Mill or vicinl and
' they will vouch for what I say." i"ham-
berlain's Tablets are for sale ir all
dealers.
A. 3. AMES. UABIC AUBS.
Doctors Ames & Ames.
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