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Pn YOUR EYES vfl
Your eyes are your bread winners. Take care of
of them. If you would stop and think what it
would mean to be deprived of your eye-sight, how
utterly helpless you would be, you wouldn't abuse
your eyes in the least but would take the greatest
care of them always.
The moment you feel that anything is wrong, if your
sight is blurred, if you feel dizzy, if your eyes tire
easily, you should not lose a minute in having them
examined. By being prompt in attending to your
eyes at the first sign of trouble you will be able
to have the defect speedily and permanently cured.
Clinton, The Jeweler.
SOCIETY AM) CLUBS.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Thf. hltrh Rplmnl ntiidents will elv Miss Margaret Ware, or uiair, is tnc
a dancing party at the Masonic hall i guest of Miss Ida Ottensteln.
this evening. Mr anu- Mra Acx Meston, of Scotts
Th sowing club of the Catholic Bluff, were the guests of friends In
Girls' Club will meet Tuesday evoning town Wedncday while "nrouto to
with Miss Hannah Kcllhor. ) Hastings to visit relatives.
The lady members of the 500 club' vi'itu tiipitph. kitpimiAY.
win mceei lomurruw uiiurnuuii lor uw
purpose of arranging the meetings for
the coming season.
The Domestic Science department
of the Twentieth Gontury club will
meet at the home of Mrs. J. D. Red
field Monday afternoon.
Tho Saturday Afternoon Bridge Club
will give a seven o'clock dinner com
plimentary to Mrs. D. T. Qulgtey at
the home of Mrs. L. W. Walker this
evening.
Mesdamcs II. S. White, J. S. Twlnem
and O. A. Hlnman have issued invita
tions for a "coffee" at tho Odd Fellows'
hall Wednesday afternoon at three
o'clock.
The ladles' auxiliary of the B. of L.
F. & E. will hold a social at tho home
of Mrs. E. R. Miller 215 south Maple
street, Tuesday evening, September
29th. All members are Invited to
come and bring a friend.
One of the largest functions of the
season was given Wednesday after
noon when Mrs. II. C. Brock enter
tained (lfty ladies at 500 at her home.
The rooms were profusely decorated
with autumn flowers and a nicely pre
pared two-course lunch was served.
Mrs. Brock will be hostess at a ken
sing ton this afternoon.
Mrs. John Voseipka was hostess at
a pleasant and Interesting meeting of
the Et-a-Virp Club Tuesday after
noon. Contests were the entertaining
features, Mrs. Dickey and Miss Vo
seipka winning the prizes. Enjoyable
refreshments were served. Guests of
the club were Mrs. H. Thompson, Mrs.
Cratt, of Kearney, and Miss Voseipka.
Effective Sunday, train No. 11 will
stop on flag nt Paxton and Brule, and
train No. 14 will stop at Brule, Pax-
ton, Sutherland and Hcrshcy I daughter, Mrs. M. II Douglas
Al Wright, of Grand Island, spent
yesterday in town visiting his mother,
who Is seriously 111 at tho homo of her
SEPTEMBER 20, "THE SPY."
An adaption from James Fennlmore
Cooper's famous novel. The story of
"The Spy" Is probably the best known
of Cooper's novels, and the pictures
follow the original story very closely.
The wealth of incident presented by
the novel is faithfully portrayed on
the screen and makes entertainment
that is highly welcome to all readers
of the b,?st Amercan literature.
Following is the cast:
Gen.Washlngton, William Worthlngton
Harvey Birch, "The Spy"
Herbert Rawllnson
Katie, his Sweetheart... Edna Maison
Major Dunwoodie.. Edward Alexander
Henry Wharton Rex De Rosselll
Francis, his Daughter Edna Hall
This feature is in four parts and
with it we will show tho two part
Reliance "The Gunman."
Six Reels. 10 Cents.
FIXE BANQUET PLANS EI)
FOR CHURCH MEN'S .MEETING
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS
Sheriff A. J. Salisbury has traded
his two cars an Overland and a Ford,
for a- n,9W Bulclc. The deal was made
with tho J. S. Davis Auto. Co.
II. Iscoonover and O. R. Robinson
lult W"diufi'!ny for Keystone to spend
f no tlivy I u.iinif,. Mr. Scoorover als-.
wont'Up to look after somj business
matters.
Attorneys Albert Muldoon and Geo.
N. Glbbs returned tho early part of
tho week from Hayes Center where
thoy had been attending th,o term of
district Court.
CharleB Bacon of Overton was vis
iting friends and transacting business
in this city tho first of tho weak. Mr.
Bacon is connected with the Union
Pacific company.
D. F. Fclton, manager of tho Oga-
lalla baseball team this season, arriv
cd in the city Wednesday to spend
some ttmo transacting business and
visiting friends
For Ront Fivo ro,om apartment with
br-th. Corner Cth and Willow. Phono
Jas. Flynn, black 370.
County Commissioner D. B. Whlto
loft Wednesday morning for Oahkosh
where ho will spend a short time at
tho fair and look after sonv) business
affairs. Mr. White is selling steel
tanks.
Parents of children over nlno ycaro
of ago nro urged by the librarian of
tho Carnrglo library to remember tho
children's story hour 10:3Q to 11:30
Saturday morning. Miss Duke will
Klvelho talk.
Sheriff and Mrs. Salisbury went to
Kearney yostcrday, taking with tlwni
tho young Fayo boy who wns sen
tenced to. .tho reform school. Mr. and
Mrs.- aUqbury will attend tho Buf
falo Sounty fair whllo In Kearney.
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Marovlsh
wore guests of Mr, and Mrs. James
TYazior" 'yoslorday enrouto to their
homq, in Arthur. They wore married
at Koarpoy Wednesday. Tho bride
was formerly Miss Vorna FUlier,
-whose homo was at Hoagland.
Lost :6mowhoj3 between Blgncll
and A. W. Arnett's a muffler for a 0
horso power cngtno. Finder notify A.
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS
James W. Elliott lpft Tuesday for
Brady Island where he will visit for
two weeks with his brother-in-law,
Fred Tetro and family, and recuperate
from his recent illness. Upon his re
turn ho expects to again assume his
duties in tho Rexall drug store.
Mr. and Mrs. Lpvell, of the Paxton
vicinity, nrrived in tho city Tuesday
with two children which were taken to
the Brown Memorial hospital for
treatment. The two children aro both
critically HI and the parents are much
concerned about their' condition.
Lost Pearl and sapphire crescent
pin, Finder will bo liberally rewarded
by returning to 502 west Fifth St. 71-2
Mr. nnd Mrs. G. F. Wink, of L03
Angeles, , Calif., arrived In the city
Wednesday morning and stopped for
a visit of a day with their nephew,
Dr. O. II. Crcssler and family. They
were enrouto to points In the east
where they wll make an extended
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. John Singleton, who
had bepn spending several .months In
Los Angeles, returned Saturday .and
left yesterday for Pittsburg, Pa. They
will remain there a couple of weeks
and then seturn here. They have not
yet decided whether they will spend
this winter In North Platte.
Short Horn Bull, 18 months old for
salo. lnqulro of J. F. Schmalzried.79-5
O. R. Robinson, of the postolllcp
force, returned tho first of tho week
from an extcnued visit with relatives
and fr'cnds in dlfforcnt points In Iowa.
He vls'Kd his parents at Luvprno, Ia
and also visited friends at Algona and
)lhcr points. Ho will ro'mn to his
c'mi ts at tho poatofflce today.
Wanted 1 modern rooms furnished,
must bo first class. Thm ofllco. 71-3
Tho flrd reported in our last issue as
being In tho ' rear of Dcrryberry &
Forbes hardwaro was a mistake. Tho
fire was located at tho rear of their
furniture room, but was In tho fur
nace room of tho Green rooming house.
Tho hardwaro men woro In no way
responsible for It, although they as
sisted In putting out tho blnzo.
W. Arnctt at North Platte.
FOR KENT
5 room houso, lot 5, block 137 cast
Fourth street. Street No. G03. $12.00
71-1 I porm onth. Lester Walker, Agent.
Jiif for if we never iru fcpfiWi
m we never succeed . gr
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NEBRASKA FARMERS
Thero never was a more advantag
eous time for you to start your bank
account with tho Platte Valley State
Dank.
With the disturbed conditions that
prevail in Europe, the resultant
prices of food-stuffs, grain and pro
duce give assurance of high prictes
for tho bumper 1914 crop in tills
country.
Tho Platte Valley State Bank is
the safest place to store the proceeds
from your crop, where your surplus
money may earn interest.
Platte Valley State Bank,
"HARVEST HEADQUARTERS"
All Grain Checks Cashed.
NorthPIatto
Nebraska.
Lincoln county residents who took
part in tho Indian campaigns, and
there aro quite a few of them, will be
given honorary medals by the govern
ment upon application. Among those
entitled to these medals are Major
Walker, Luke Healey, P. H. McEvoy,
Chas. Hendy, Jack Foster, W. C. Rit-
ner and Theodore Lowe,
Wanted Girl to do general house
work. Call or phone Mrs. N. McCabe,
820 west Fifth street. 71tf
Arthur Jackson, Frank Hall and Leo
R. Sellers, of the Wellfleyst vicinity
were visiting hit he city Tuesday with
friends and transacting, business. They
announce a farmers' institute which
Is to be hold in Wcllfleet October 7th
and Sth and that much Interest Is be
ing tnkon in it. They have a fine pro
gram for tho Institute and they are
anticipating an enjoyable time.
Tiger Press Drills and binding twine
at Hershy's, opposite postofllce. 69tf
Word has been receivd here an
nouncing that William Adair, propri
etor of the North Platte Steam Laun
dry, is In theWlso Memorial hospital
In Omaha In a serious condition from
heart trouble. Mr. Adair has never
rccovored from his automobile acci
dent of last spring in which his hip
was badly dislocated and this new
trouble is causing much consternation
among his friends. ,
For Rent Six room modern house.
Inquire at 406 cast Third. G9tf
License to wed was Issued Wednes
day from the ofllco of the county judge
to Ncal SchrckongoBt, 23, and Miss
Mildred Shirley, IS, both of the Wcll
foet vicinity. They were married In
this city and left for their home in
tho Wcllfleet vicinity. Tho groom Is a
sou of G. A. Schreckengost who was
a candldato fbr county commissioner
from tho second district at tho recent
primary diction.
Stoves cleaned, repaired and erect
ed. Now Is tho tlmo to order your
stove repairs. McGovern, Stovo Re
pairer, 511 Locust, Phono Red 2C0. GG-G
Eight membors of tho local homo
stead of American Yeomen piloted bv
C. II. Lolnlnger went to Sutherland
Wednesday evening where they at
tended a party and dance given by the
Sutherland honystcad. Thoy left hero
In tho early morning and made the
trip both wayB by auto, returning In
tho weo sum' hours. They report a
fine entertainment. The Sutherland
peoplo hold a party during tho early
part of tho evening and cloacd with
a ilanco and supper.
Tho Kearney Hub says the action of
Lucfen Stebblns of this city In filing
as an Independent candidate for con
gress In this district sounds "like a
volco from tho graji' Mr. Steb
blns has not been heard much lately
In this section of the country becauso
a great part of tho time he has bepn
In Chicago holplng to " wnko things
up." For a man of his ago ho Is pretty
lively tndlvldunl, politically and other
wise. What fun ho would havo If he
could break Into congross which Is
Impossible.
For Ront First houso west of the
postofllce. Inquire at 122 wsst Fifth
street. 71-2
A westorn sheep man going through
with a shipment narrowly escaped
death at tho dopot yesterday after
noon. WhiV tho shoop were being fed
at tho stockyards the man camo up
town and became moro or loss Intox
icated. While In this condition ho at
tempted to climb on train No. 2 as It
pulled out. Ho was thrown to the
ground, but fortunately away from tho
car. Not satisfied with his first at
tempt, he mado a second grab, but
was caught and hauled away by em
ployes. Tho trainmen woro so cer
tain that the man had fallen beneath
tho wheels that they brought tho train
to a stop.
At the get-together meeting of all
of tho church men of the city which
is to be held Monday evening, Sep
tember 28th, a fine banquet will be
given by the ladies of the Baptist
church. The meeting will bo held
in tho basement of the Baptist church
and is for every church man In the
city and it is hoped that a good repre
sentation will be present.
There Is much of interest to come
before this meeting and it is expedi
ent that the church men turn out in
good numbers. A toast list is being
prepared and some good addresses will
be given by the men of the city. Tho
banquet will be served at seven
o'clock and the men are asked to come
right from their work to the church
whero they will be served.
FOR SALE
Setcral -bundles of cninns, .suitable
for liny men. Apply to J. C. "ISLEY,
021 E. 7th St., Xorth Platte, Neb.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Here is Your Opportunity.
The World's Best Makes of Pianos at Terms
to suit.
Kimball, Packard, A. B. Chase, Smith & Barnes, Holland,
Crown, M. P. Hail, R. S. Howard, Nelson, Price & Teeple,
Wilson, Schaefler, Thompson, Willard, Gaston. Piano
players all makes. Victrolas. We will sell you any of the
above makes and several others at Prices to suit on Monthly
Payments. See our stock at Clinton's Jewelry Store.
GASTON MUSIC CO.
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The Royal Neighbors social club
will meet Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. John Johnson on east
Eleventh street.
Father Patrick McDald returned
last evening from Elm Creek where
he 8p.ont a few days on church mat
ters and attending a confirmation
class.
J. J. Frater returned this morning
to his home In David City after a visit
in the city of a few days with his
brother, Mr. Frater of the Rincker
Book & Drug Co.
Weather forecast for North Platto
and vicinity: Fair tonight and Sat
urday, warmer tonight. Highest tem
eraturo yesterday 79, a year ago 5G;
lowest last night 46, a year ago 27.
We have a new line of trimmed hats,
specially prlood at $4.00 and $5.00, for
one day only, Saturday, September 2G,
at the Wilcox Department Store.
Everett Fonda leaves Monday for
Chicago, where he will enter a col
lege of dental surgery. For two
year3 he has beerr taking the dental
course at tho state university but
concluded to finish tho jork In a
Chicago school.
Money to loan on Improved farm
lands at eight per cent, no commission
to pay. Address D. 18, Tribune of
fice. 71-4
Baled prairie hay Is selling at $7.00
per ton on track at North Platte and
baled alfalfa at $9.00. As a rule
the yield of prairie hay is a llttlo heav
er than last year, but for four years
past It has been rather light. One
tract of 900 acres cut GOO tons this
year, while tho same tract ha3 cut as
high as 1,100 tons.
Albert Hoagland, chief construction
engineer oft he C. B. & Q. Railway in
Nebraska, died at his homo In Lincoln
nfter a week's illness with typhoid
fever. Albert was a son of Senator
H. V. Hoagland of Lancaster county,
and a nephew of Judgo Hoagland of
this city. Ho was In charge of the
Burlington survey through this city a
fow years ago and many of our citi
zens becamo acquainted with him at
that time. Judge Hoagland and fam
ily will attend tho funeral at Lincoln
next Sunday.
FOR RENT
Xlccly furnished room, btrlctly mod
ern, no children. lnqulro 802 nest
Sixth street. 70-2
IIHPOUT OF TUB CONDITION
OF THE
McDonald State Bank,
of North I'lutte, Chnrter No. C47 In the
State of Nebrniika, nt the closo of.
buslnt'HH Sept. 21st, 1914.
HHSOimCKS
I.otuis anil discounts : . $299,9S0.C2
Acute Indigestion.
"I was annoyed for ovor a year by
attacks of acute Indigestion, followed
by constipation," writes Mrs. M. J.
Gallagher, Geneva, N, Y. "I tried ev
erything that was recommended to mo
for this complaint but nothing did mo
good until about four months ago I
saw Chamberlain's Tablets advertised
and procured a bottlo of them from
our druggist. I soon realized that 1
had gotten tho right thing for thoy
helped mo at once. Since taking two
bottles of them I can eat heartily
without and bad effects." Sold by all
dealers.
OverilruftB
llondu, securities, Judgments
claims, etc
UnnkliiK houso, furntturo
mid nxturoH
Duo from nut'l anil
stnto ImnkH $S7,t)33.73
Checktr Htiil Items
of exchmiKe .. 797.08
Currency 12,807.00
Golil Coin 2,705.00
Silver, nlcliloH ami
cents C,40C 17
Total $141,518.27
I.IAUII.1TIES
Capital Htook pnltl in $100,000.00
in lumi . -. 10,500.00
tiled profits, Net 17.633.20
42S.07
1B.500.00
15,000.00
110.60S.9S
Surplus
divided iir
Individual Io)oh
Ulii
its subject to
check mo.,352.44
Demand certifi
cates of depos
it 13.611.61
Tlmo certincates
of deposit .... 109,368.16
Due to national
nnd state bnnks 16,479.21 309.S11.42
Depositors' Kuarunty fund.... 3,573.65
Total $441,518.27
State of Nebrnskn, County of Lincoln, ss
I, w. II. Mcdonald, cashier of the
above named bank do hereby swear
that tho above statement Is a correct
and true copy of the report made to
the State linnklnpr Hoard.
W. U. MoDONALD, Cashier.
Attest'
C1IA8 McDONALD. Director
J. U. McDONALD, Director.
Subscribed und sworn to before me
this 25th day of September, 1914.
GUO U. FRENCH, Notary Public.
PHONE 90
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New Spuds $1 per Bushel
These are New, Home-Grown Potatoes
and are of the BEST.
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THE BEST IN
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Basement of The HUB.
Phone 90
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ventilating fan motor. All attachments are standard and
may be purchased singly at any time. A good little motor
to stimulate the heating system in severe weather. Re
member this, you will have occasion to think of it later.
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Our hand mado cigars are made of the
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