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THE Careful Christmas Shopper appreciating that only the highest standards have
prevailed at this store since its opening, naturally turns toward Clinton's Jcwelery
Store at this season. The spirit of the giver counts infinitely more than the gift
itself, so whether your gift he large or small, the fact that you made your selection
at Clinton's Jcwelery Store cannot fail of appreciation. The following suggestions
taken from the multitude of gift things here may he dfsome assistance in deciding
your Gift problems;
Mesh Bags
Cologne Bottles
Shaving Brushes
Candlesticks
Atomizers
Picture Frames
Hair Receivers
Card Cases
Cigarette Cases
Pencil Holders
Spoons
Death of J. T. Dolson.
W. S. Dolaon received word Wednes
day afternoon announcing tho death of
hiB brother, J. T. Dolson, which oc
cured Wednesday afternoon nt 1 o'clock
nt Duluth, Minn. THo brother had
been ill for some time and n short time
ago tho family was all called to Duluth
on the information that ho was not ex
pected to live. When they arrived, he
had rallied and was much better, but
the doctors said that it was only n
question of time until the end would
come.
Mr. Dolson of this city left Wednes
day afternoon for Omaha to meet the
bouy unu bring it here for burial, ino
services will be held Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock from the Catholic 'church,
Father McDaid officiating. Mr. Dolson
formerly lived here.
SILVER GIFTS IN GOLD ' I
Coin Holder Mesh Bags Scarf Pins
Bracelets Purses Canes
Jewel Boxes Cologne Bottles- Tie Clasps .
Glove Boxes Cuff Buttons . Brooches ,
Flasks Key Rings Rings
Letter Openers Flower Holders Baby" Pins ,
Pen 'Holders Umbrellas Toilet Sets .
Book Marks Cigar Holders Desk Clocks , "
Table Ware Cigarette Holders Key Chains ..m-V
Match Boxes Knives Scissorf ' ;" ?v,",
Knives Pencils Vanity Cases ''V"4
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Store Open Evenings Until Christmas We Want Your Repair Work
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Anti-White Slave Speaker-.
The Pov. F. H. Essert, J). D. will
address u mass mooting of all tho
churches at tho Presbyterian church
next Sunday evening at 7:30. His
subject will be: "'The Blackest Crime
in History."
Greek Sues for $50,000.
Encineer Frednckaon and Fireman
Hildebrand left Wednesday evening for
Lincoln as witnesses in a damage suit
against the Union Pacific company. The
suit is $50,000 for a Greek laborer who
was scalded to death about a year ago
when a steam plug blew out of a loco
motive engine. It is being carried on
by a brother to the deceased. The
brother has been in the employ of the
company since that time until Wednes
day when he asked for a leave of ab
sence to attend the trial, and was discharged.
Students Judge Dairy Cows.
The agriculture class of the North
Platte high school was taken over
to Besack's barn yesterday to judga
some dairy cows belonging to Mr.
Besack. The class has been making
rapid progress under the supervision of
Mr. Brennenan, instructor in agricult
ure. Each membor was furnished with
score cards and filled them out ac
cording to their own judgment of tho
cows.
Presbyterian Church Notes.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p. m.
Morning theme: "The Mastery of Cir
cumstance. At 7:30 there will be a
mass meeting of all the churches with
an address by Rev. F. H. Essert, D.
D., his subject will be "Tho Blackest
Crime in History." Junior Endeavor
at 3 p. m. Prayer service Wesnesday
evening. Choir practise Wednesday
evening, xou aro cordially invited.
Stuart, The' Plumber, will carefully
iaspect and put your plumbing in a
perfect sanitary condition. 610 Pine
street. Phone 69 89-3
Whatever your plumbing trouble,
sec R. F,, Stuart, 610 Pine street,
Phone 69. 89-3
A Christmas Gift for Mother
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Something she can use everyday
in the year. The Hoosier Kitch
en Cabinet is the best. Sec
them in our window.
Howe & Maloney.
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Local and Personal
Tho Novita Club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon nt the homo of
"bits. Goo, Voaeipka.
Judge and Mrs. W. II. Mungor loft
yesterday morning for their home in
Omaha after spending tho few dayH
during tho torm of federal court in tho
city.
Englnoor L. L. Greono has moved his
family from tho east part of the city to
their now residence In tin west ond on
account of tho removal of tho round
house site.
Pyrolin Ivory will bo moro popular
than ever this season. Dixon, Tho
Jowelor.
E. A. Harrington, of Eremont, ar
rived in tho city this morning to look
after business matters.
Tho Mothers' Twentieth Century
Club will meet Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Goorgo Trexlor, C08 west Sixth
street.
Mrs. Almo Waltemrth will entertain
tho Indian card club Wednesday nf rer
noon nt hor home, 420 west Fourth
street.
Mrs. A. E. Timmormnn was taken
to n local hospital vesterday morning
for nu operation, Tho operution was
very successful and alio is reported
gotting along nicely.
F. P. Morgan, until roeently editor of
tho Ogalalla Nows, and for nearly thirty
years engaged in the newspaper work
In western Nebraska at different points,
died nt his homo in Ogalalla Wednes
day, A very pleasant session of tho liar
mony club was hold Wednesday even
ing at tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred
Waltemath. There was n largo atten
dance of members who thoroughly
enjoyed tho games as well as tho nico
lunch served.
Mayor Vetoes Whistliug Ordinance.
City Cierk Temple recaived a letter
yesterday from Mayor Evans vetoing
the ordinance passed at the Tuesday
evening meeting of tho city council re
garding the whistling of locomotives
in tho city limits. The stato laws pro
vide that the trains ahall whistle for
crossings and when someono is on tho
track, and the ordinance as it was
passed would do away with all other
whistling.
Tho mayor cited that tho signals
used are many of them very important
and nro for tho sutcty of life. That
to do away with thorn would cripple the
signaling service moro than It would
help the public by doing away with tho
noise. Tlie engineers do not blow the
whistle merely for pastime but that all
signajs have some meaning. He also
showed that such n law vnuld do away
wi th the shop whistle and with the
curfew and noon whistle at tho city
water works.
Tho Chamber of Commerce was to
have held a meeting Wednesday even
ing, but wore unublo to get a quorum
on account of the Inclemency of tho
weather. The meeting will' probably bo
hold somotimo next week.
2 Saturday Specials 2
One lot nf nil wnnl Soro- Drssf. nil rnlnrs
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Skirts,
One lot of Skirts, made of all wool Serges,
Bedford cords and mixturs, worth up to $6
Saturday
COATS! COATSi
AH our Coats including Ladies1, Junior's and Children's at greatly reduced .prices.
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LADIES' OUTFITTING STORE
I. H. Fisher, who resides on a farm
eighteen.miles northeast of tho city,
was a business visitor in the city yes
terday. He reports that tho recent
rains have wet down into the sod nearly
two feet.
Considerable trouble resulted yester
day at tho round house when two of the
dvnams operating the coal chutes and
pumping plant Were burned out. The
men were obliged to sand the engines
with buckets.
Now is the time to select your
Christmas gifts. Wo will hold them un
til the holidays. Dixon, The Jeweler.
The foundation 'of tho new buildine
at the corner of Fifth and Locust
streets is nearly completed. TheNbuiId-
Ing Is being put for tho Mutual Building
and Loan Association under the super
vision 01 nrcniiccc uert at. ueynolus.
It will cost about $20,000.
Have you paid your 1913 personal tax?
This tax draws interest on and after
Dec. 1. 1913, and any one remitting by
mail after this date should not over
look adding the interest. 89-3
Members of tho GOO club, together
with several guests, tho latter including
Mrs. Carlson and Miss We3t, of Gothen
burg, were pleasantly entertained Wed
nesday evening by Mrs. Geo T. Field
and Mrs. C. S. Clinton at the home of
the former. Ten tables were in use,
and the game was played with unusual
intorest. An enjoyablo two course
lunch was served.
I have sold lots to six parties that
are going to build bungalows on Ninth
St. This will be the future resident
street out of the city. C. F. Temple.
A miscellaneous shower was held
Wednesday evening at tho homo of
Mrs. Westenfelt, 309 East Eight St., in
hondrof Mr. and Mrs. -John Oestrich
who were recently married in New York
City. Mrs. Westenfelt and Mrs. Harry
Yost were hostesses. The bride was tho
recipient of many useful and beautiful
presents. About twenty-five guests
were present. At tho close of the
evening dainty refreshments wero ser
ved. The couplo will moko their homo
on East Eighth street.
Transfer Line and Quick Delivery.
Phono Blnck 390. Peter McGovorn,
1005 Locust street. 8-1-8
M. E. Church.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Sermon at
11 a. mi Subject: "Which?" Christ or
Buddha, Epworth League 6:30 p. m.
At 8 p. m. union Services will be held
at the Presbyterian church. Junior
League each Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 7:30 followed by the Young
People s bible study class.
Dr. A. G. Mathews
Specialist.
Twelve years of practice in
Nebraska.
Special Attention to Dental Work
Successfully treats diseases of
domestic animals. These are
some of my cures, pollevel,
fistula, sweeney, spavin lameness,
splints, curb, ruptures, moon
blindness, etc.
Calls answered day or night
Located at
Palace Livery Barn
Phones 29 or Red 707
DC?., fydfield fydfield
Physicians and Surgeons.
WILLIS J. HEDFIELD. Surgeon.
JOE B. REDFIELD, Physician.
OFFICE:
Physicians & Surgeons
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PHONE 642.
Two Attractions.
North Platte has two attractions it
protty women and the cigars made by
Schmalzried. Both attractions are
pleasing; nnd both aro in demand.
Perhaps you haye not been smoking
Schmalzried cigars and don't know how
good they are; jf so, try them. You
will not be disappointed.
J F. SCHMALZRIED
The Maker of Ggod Cigars.
Oldest Bank In Lincoln County
State Bank
North Platte, Nebr.
CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.00
Wo Solicit Your Business.
Stability, Efficiency and Service
IIuvo hocn tho Fnotox's
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Firt National Bank,
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XORTII PI.A.TT12, XEKItASKA..
CA.FITAZ, A.XD SURPLUS:
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars.
t SIIKltltrS SALh.
By virtue of on order of sale Isjuh! from the
Ulitrlct court of Lincoln county, Nebraska,
upon a decree of foreclosure rendered In said
court wherein Frit I., Wlenborx l plalntllf. and
icoy suruer. et al., aro defendants, i
and to mo directed, I will on tho 6th day of
January 1914. at 2 o'clock, p. m.. at tho east front
door of tho court liouno In North I'latte, Lincoln
county, Nebraika. soil at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy said
decree, Intorest and costs, the following
described property to-wit: Lot one (1) In
Illock thirteen (IS) In IVnUton's Addition to the
city of Jorth J'latte. Lincoln crnintv, Nebraska
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