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Do your eyes trouble you now? If so,
what will they he ten years from today un
less .you take care of them immediately?
Stop and realize the danger of neglect, the
danger of mistreatment.
Thero is no treatment more serious than
wrong glasses. By wrong glasses wo maan
glasses that are not suited to your eyes, glasses
fitted more or less after a perfunctuary oxum-
ination, glasses chosen from a tray, by trying
on one pair after another, glasses bought at a
bargain counter, glasses fitted by a merchant
or dealer, not an optical specialist. If you
want your glasses to be absolutely correct,
bring your oye troubles to us.
Clinton, Jeweler and Optician,
611 Dewoy St.
We want your Repair Work.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
L. D. arltnm, tho banker at Overton,
was In. tho city yesterday transacting
business and visiting frionds.
Pat Crowo of tho Ilobliauoon barber
shop leaves tomorrow afternoon for
Denver to spend a, tow days on a visit.
Tho high BchooJ'boys will Jglvc a
Thanksgiving dunco Thursday oven-
hig of next weok,' following tho Yortf
football game, wi ..
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Peterson lcava
Sunday for Cheyenno for a visit with
Mrs. Hanoy, Mr. Peterson's ntcco, and
Mr. Brndloy. They will also transact
business whllo gone. ,T fc-'
Tho Monarch Mnllenblo Iron Itnnge,
tho Stny Satisfactory llungo at Hon
fihoy'H, opposite post offlco. l'liono Ti.
Leo Sullivan of Omaha stopped oft
In tho city Wednesday aftornoon for a
visit with hia brothers. Ho was en
routo to S.alt Lako City and stopped
off hero botweqn trains.
Thoro will be no scarcity of turkeyB
for Thanksgiving, according to tho
statemont of a moat markot propria
tor. The prlco will bo pretty stiff, but
good things gonorally como high.
Corblh Jones returned tho early
part of tho week from ty trip to Lin
coln and Omaha. At tho formor placo
ho attonded tho Ncbrnnka-Kansas foot
ball gume
Tho public salo hold Wednesday at
tho John Schrnm placo two miles
south of town, was largely attended.
Generally speaking tho proporty offer
ed sold at good prices.
Lawrence Skinner, of Mayflower,
was visiting In tho city yesterday with
friends and on business.
Wanted A position as all-around
girl in private family. Imrulro at last
houso on west Seventh street. Myrtlo
McMunls.
Conductor Honry dllfoyl , wont to
Omaha last night to attend a meet
ing of Tangier tempio, ordor of tho
Mystic Shrlno.
It. D. Drulinor, an nttornoy from
Bonklcmon, arrived In tho city yester
day morning in his car to look aftor
some business matters here.
L. P. Redmond, of tho Harcourt &
loft this city for tho cast Tuesday ev
ening after ' visiting hero for a short
tlnp at the L. J'. Jensen homo.
Mr. Itlchingcr of Denmark, Neb.,
was brought i hero yesterday and un
derwent an operation vat tho Brown
Memorial hospital yesterday morning.
Marjorio Liddcll Is reported iriuch
Improved In tho past fow days from
her lllncsHjWltli which shobas boon
afflicted Mnjho past sovoral months".
L.JB. ntffdtnond of tho Harcouift &
Jen8o;i store loft Wednesday evening
or Omaha to purchaso somo goods'for
tho storo hero. Ho will also" spend a
fow days thoro visiting.
Mrs. W. II. McDonald roturned Wed
nesday ovonlng from Qmalm whoro
Bho was confined for several weeks In
tho Immanuol hospital for treatment.
Hor health Is much Improved
Tho little son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean,
residing at C21 south Walnut street
Is reported quit 111 with pneumonia.
Mrs. 0. J. Wood of G10 Washington
avonuo, was takon to tho Brown Mo
morial hospital Wednesday evening to
rccolvo medical treatment.
T. J. DIENEIt & CO.
Ileal Estnto mid Insurnuco
Como 'and sco us for town lots In
dlfforcnt parts ot tho city. Good In
vestments on oaBy torms. Houses' for
solo and ront Wo havo also good bar-
l gains in farms and ranches..
I Cor. Front and Dewoy Sa.upstalrs.
Peter Jcpson of Fox Crcok was in
the city Wednesday transncting"uU8i
noss at the 6burt houso. '
Miss Levy returned this week to hor
homo In Council Bluffs after visiting
J here for a few days with MIsb Hazel
Smith.
Mrs.1. H. ICfirbugh, of Ogflen, Utah,
arrived In tho city Wednonday aftor
noon to attend the funeral of her fath
er, William Landgraf, Sr., which was
hold yoiterdny morning from St. Pat
rick's church.
I have opened a studio and am pre
pared to give lessons in china paint
ing Mid -water colors. Miss Clark.
J. II. EUmisten, who has been on
the sick list for the past few weeks,
la reported slightly improved.
Iter. J. L. Barton of the Baptist'
church left tho first of tho week for
Iowa to upend a fow days on business
and visiting relatlvos and frionds.
For Salo Jersoy cow Just fresh. In
quire ot Otto Mosmor, 15 miles north
of town,. 85t3
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson wont
to Omaha yesterday. Mr. Thompson
will attend a meeting of the Mystic
Shrlno and Mrs. Thompson will visit
friends for n few days.
Tho Itebekahs will hold a konslng
ton entertainment Monday afternoon
Novcmbor 23rd at tho homo of Mrs.
Alex Fcnwlck on west Fourth street.
Tho entertainment will bo In the na
turo of a towel shower ior tho Odd
Fellows homo at York, Neb.
Call at Miss Clark's studio over
Clinton's jewelry store and examine
work and prices for holiday gifts.
Engineer Tom Ryan received a tel
egram yesterday announcing the death
at Itockford, 111., of-his brother Wil
liam Ryan, a formor resident of North
Platto. Tho deceased -when living hero
wnB omploycd in tho Union Pacific
shops. Ho left this city about eighteen
years ugo.
Henry Rebhauscn, A. P. Kelly and
0. B. Elder left Wednesday for Low
ellcn In search of wild geese, They
expected to bo absent sovcral days.
Dean Bowker, of tho Episcopal
church, returned yesterday from
Bridgeport, where ho had been trans
acting church business for sovoral
days.
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Tho odds and ends of tho work of
getting tho now general hospital In
rcudlnois for occupancy are bolng finished-ami
the hospital will be ready
to open the first of next week. The
board had expected to move Into it
this week, but 'could not on account of
the repair work and the paper hang
ing not being finished.
The hospital will accommodate
about thirty beds. There are fourteen
rooms for patients on the two top
floors and some of them will contain
two beds. On the first floor there will
bo a ward w.lfh six beds in it On the
second floor will alsobo located the
head nurse's oom, and two more
rooms are beln fitted up for the senior
nurses. Two of the rooms on this floor
have also been joined together for an
operating room and will be fitted up
with all the modern appliances'.
On tho first floor will be located tho
offices. Partitions arc being built and
the old Rltn6r dining room Is divided
up Into five rooms, and tho ward will
be thoro. ,Bath rooms aro located on
each floor. On the first floor will al
so be the kitchen and dining room
and tho cook's room. The junior
nurses' rooms will also be located
there. All tho nurses will both room
and board at the hospital.
Tho hospital Is bolng arranged so
that It can bo run strictly on a bus
iness basis just as the largo hospitals
In cities arc operated, and it istho In
tention of tho board that It will bo op
erated so that the most efficient ser
vice can bo rendered.
A girl was born tho early part of the
week to Mr! and Mrs. A. A. Sshatz,
an event that has filled 'Albert with
joy. The mother and daughter, who
nro at the P. & S. hospital, aro getting
nlong nicely.
Olenn Lorrlmer of this cltyi,lofton
Tuesday evening far Denver to spend
somo tlmo Just boforo he left ho 'an
nounced that ho was to b o married
while way, but ho refused to glvo tho
details. '
Vacuum Cleanors,mako nice Christ
mas gifts. I have tho Rellablo lillec
tric and tho Domestic. Mrs. If, V.
Mitchell, Phono Red 104. , 8Qt2
Prot' Leonhardt tho old reliable piano
tuner, who has made North Platto for
more than fourteen years with perfect
satisfaction In every way, Is hero. Mr.
Leonhardt will bo glad ot your sup
port as In tho past. Leave orders at
Mr. Powell's jewelry storo or a( Mr.
Dixon's.
Charles TIgho returned yesterday
mnrnlnc from a trlti of ft few dfrvs to
Omaha and Lincoln. At Lincoln ho
attended tho football game last Sat
urday and attended the wedding of
his cousin Monday. Ho camo homo
by way of Omaha and stopped off thero
for a short visit.
II. O. Knowles, pastor of tho Chris
tian church ldft yesterday for Suth
erland whoro he began a month's ser
ies of cvangollstlc meetings last ov
onlng. Ho will bo In Sutherland for
tho entlro month and will como to
North Platto only on Sunday after
noons for preaching services at four
o'clock.
Temple's For Rent List.
G room, cement block house with
full basement located 921 cast Fifth
street. Electric lights and bath. Ex
cellent, condition. Rent S1S.00.
5 room houso with basement located
811 east Second sstroet. Electric
lights and bath. Excellent condition.
Rent $18.00.
4 room house located 521 east Sec
ond 'street. Good barn. Rent $10.00.
C room houso located G02 S. Cheat
nut street. Largo barn. Rent for
house only ?1G.00. House and barn
?20.00.
5 room house located 312 east Third.
Electric lights in house. Also water.
$15 per month.
3 rooms nt 314 east Third street.
$10 per month.
5 room house located 510 east Sixth
street. Water In house. Houso in ex
cellent condition, having been rebuilt
this fall. Rent $12.00.
3 new houses on west Ninth street.
All four room houses, well built and
in good condition. Convenient to the
New Round House. Inquiro ibr rales.
If you will call the office, Red 500,
I wil bo glad to show you any of the
above properties.
C. F. TEMPLE, Agent.
Crcntu Puffs if 1
25c a dozen at tho Doollttle Bakery
Saturday.
Don't Cash U. S. Money Orders
Postmaster Davis sent out a letter
this week stating that the postofllce
inspecor In charge of his territory
hns ndviscd him to warn all mer
chants nnd others agojnst cashing
or acoptlng money orders Issued by
the United States from strangers or
anyone whom they do not know Is in
lawful possession of them. They aro
also asked to adviso tho ofllco here as
soon as possible of any attempt made
by strangers to dispose of such or
ders.
This warning and request is sent
out to protect tho merchants against
accepting any bogus orders and also
to assist In apprehending any crimi
nals thnt. mn.v bo wanted bv the cov-
Twice each week during cold weath- U.nmonX Thore lma DCen some crook-
CHECKS SIMPLE-AND SAFE
People not familiar with checks and checking
accounts, sometimes think they arc complicated
and bothersome.
The opposito is the truth . Checks are simple.
Make out one and you know how to make out
all others.
In depositing money in form of a Checking
Account, we will supply you with a checkbook
and make out a samplo check if you wish.
Your check-stub and bank book are a complete
record of your money affairs.
Platte Valley State Bank,
"Home of Checking Accounts"
North Platto - - Nebraska.
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or wo nro receiving exprcsB shipments
of tho famous Uslnger Wirst from
Milwaukee. In this lino thoro nro
Biut Wurs.t, Thuxllnger style, Med
Wurst, Thur linger style, Knack Wurst,
Braunschwagor style, Brat Wurst,
Frankfurter stylo. Try them and you
will want moro.
8Gt2 E. T TRAMP & SON.
Joo Larson, who went to Omaha Sat
urday night to tako treatment for a
troublesome leg, had an abscess re
moved from tho knee at an Omaha hos
pital Wednesday. Tho operation will
euro tho troublo ho has experienced.
Tho Vondn Dancing Club has Issued
Invitations to their first dancing party
which will bo hold at Masonic hall on
Wednesday evening of next week.
A letter was received hero this week
from Evangelist Carol M. Rldenour
announcing Unit ho was having suc
cessful meetings at Bonner Springs,
Kansas, Ho stated that from thero
ho would go to Galveston, Texas for
a aorles of meetings. Mr. Rldenour
was horo for a fouiy wicks series
only 'a short tlmo ago at tho Christian
church.
ed work in the way of forging monoy
orders in this part of tho state and
tho authorities nre attempting to put
a Btop to It. Ono man Is In tho coun
ty jail "how serving sentence for forg
ing a money order, having pleaded
guilty last week. All merchants nnd
others are therefore warned that to
accept a monoy ordor liom a stranger
may bo only that much money thrown
away.
Rest Cough Mcdlclno for Children.
"Thrco yenrs ago when I was liv
ing in Pittsburg ono of my children
had n hard cold and coughed drcd
fully. Upon tho ndvlco of a druggist
I purchased a bottlo ot Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and It benoflted him
at onco. I find It tho best cough
mcdlclno for children becauso It Is
pleasant to tako. Thoy do not object
to taking It," wrlteB Mrs. Lafayotto
Tuck, Homer City, Pa This remedy
contains no opium or other narcotic,
nnd may bo given to n child ns con
fidently na to an adult, Sold by ull
dealers.
Saturday
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Doolittle's Bakery
Cream Puffs
25c Dozen
Filled with pure whipped
Cream from our own farm.
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The Manger of the KEff
THEATRE annom
that the admission, price
at all' i egular shows with
the exception of the Million
Dollar Mystery and out
side features will be
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Ruddy's Addition-Comprising 24
Lots lying immediately south of new
Round House torbe offered at administrator's
sale. Bids -will-be received on any part or
the whole.
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monotony, care and trouble that brings 'amusement
t 'a pleasure and refinement.
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i out cimarcH w;u nna suDiirne pleasure m tho
study of mudc, cf harmony, melody and rhythm. The
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promotes this study. It removes the great barrier
technical facility, ar.d opens at once to everyone the en
joyment of personally producing music. The Ellington
Manualo solves the problem of music in the heme.
Prices and terms will suit you. Come and convince
yourself. You are welcome whether you wish to buy
or not.
G. W. Langlois ,
PHONE RED 854. 1009 West 4th.
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