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Local Pnulirj- Kaisers Kntliiislnstir.
Local poultry misers tiro very en
thusiastic over tho Interest taken In
the newly organized Lincoln County
Poultry Association and the poultry
show which will bo held In the room
next to Mock's store on January 7th,
Sth and Oth. Over ono hundred grow
ers hnve become members of the as
sociation, and each ono is boosting
for tho show. It Is confidently ex
pected that several hundred pens will
be exhibited, a number of which will
conio from Dawson county. A grower
of natlonnl reputation has been se
sured as Judge.
Successful 31vctlii7 for Charities.
Tho meeting which was held Tues
day evening by the Twentieth Cen
tury Club for tho benefit of the As
sociated Charities proved a great suc
cess and netted a nice sum to bo do
nated to tha,t society. A total of
$19.75 was taken In for tho benefit of
tho charities.
A good program was given at tho
meeting. Tho subject was "Cotton"
and papers wero read by Mesdames
Duke, Garlichs and Dirge. Mrs. Bu
chanan read an original poem en
titled "Buy aBalo of Cotton." Tho pro
gram wns in chnrgo of tho domestic
science department of tho club.
Diamonds bought at
Dixon's Christmas
Sale will prove a
profitable Investment.
Mrs. Schnrniunn Given Farewell Party
Mrs. A. M. Scharmann, prior to her
departuro for her new home In Kear
ney, was given a fnrcwell surprise
party Saturday evening. Sixty-five
friends and relatives were present,
and the evening was pleasantly
passed with games and music. As
mementoes of tho occasion and as
evidence of tho esteecm in which she
is held by her friends Mrs. Scharmann
was presented with a nice pedestal
and candle sticks.
Itceses's Puntntorium
For thirty days will dry clean
Ladies Suits and one- piece Dresses
for $1.00, commencing Dec. 10th.
Phono 450 wo will call. 214 E. Gth.
At the meeting of the board of edu
cation Monday evening, Miss Aileen
Gantt presented her resignation as
teacher of mathematics to take effect
January 1st, at which timo sho will
assume the duties of county superin
tendent. Several applications for tho
position are on file but no successor
was named at. tho Monday evening
meeting of the board.
'o preparation is equal to Imperial
Cream Lotion for chapped hands,. A
full 1 ounce bottle 25c, at Stone's
Drug Store. tf
An overhead radiator in the pri
mary room at tho Washington school
fell from its fastenings Tuesday
morning prior to tho opening of
school, and reduced to kindling sev
eral chairs. Had the accident oc
cured an hour later it is probnblo that
deaths would ensued as tho radiator
weighs several hundred pounds.
Episcopal Hrothcrhood Meets.
The men's brotherhood of the Epis
copal church was pleasantly enter
tained Wednesdny evening at the T.
C. Patterson home on west Fourth
street. About thirty men were pres
ent and tho winter's work of that or
ganization wns taken up and dis
cussed fully after which a Jolly social
timo was enjoyed
Some elnbornte plans for the winter
wero begun and It is the intention of
the men to have a live organization.
They expect to meet often this winter
for aocial times and aro planning such
diversions as debating and other gath
erings of that nature and also ath
letics. The athletic committee was instruc
ted Wednesdny to evening to report
on the possibility of an Indoor base
balll league among the different bro
therhoods and that will probably be
ono of the chief diversions this winter.
The men aro now planning a large
aannuet tor all tho men connected
with the church to bo held in celebra
tion of the opening of the chun ii
basement. They can probably have
over u huiidred men nt t'i's banquet
and they plan starting out the win
ter's soc nl work with this. Matters
of civic interest will be dbcussed nt
tills meeiing
Following the business bession nice
refreshments wero served und the re
mainder of the evening wns spent
with old ire singing by those wltli
musical proclvltles.
Literary Society Started
A meeting of the night school stu
dents was held after school hours
Wednesday for tho purpose of organiz
ing a literary society among tho high
school body. This society will be
under the supervision of Mr. Mnrklcy,
tho English teacher, and will consti
tute nil tho former debating, oratori
cal and elocution organizations and
tho like that have heretofore been sep
arate. At tho meeting Wednesday nothing
definite was done except to call for an
organization nnd n meeting was called
for tomorrow to consumate tho organ
ization and elect officers and get the
work stnrted. There Is considerable
talent along this line In the bigh school
and the organization will probably bo
ono of the largest as well as one of the
most Interesting In the high school.
Tho work of tho boys' and girls'
glee clubs is progressing nicely and
tho instructors report some good work
being done. Principal Uedenbaugh
hns charge of the girls' club and re
ports that they arc showing exception
al talent and arc doing some good
work. The boys' gleo club, under the
instruction of E. II. Flowers, has a
good start from last year and is show
ing up even better than last year's or
ganization did.
Order your Christinas magazines
now. Mrs. M. V. Mitchell, Red 104. t2
A number of tho trains were from
twenty minutes to an hour Into yes
terday on account of the snow and
storm. Quite a little troublo was ex
perienced on account of tho storm
and the west bound trains were held
back considerably on account of the
drifts between here and Omaha.
Coates Lumber & Coal Co.,
Successors to The C. F. Iddings Co.
KLEAN KOAL
No'.Long WAITS when ordered.
No shortjWEIGHTS when delivered.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
ELMER COATES, Manager. PHONE 7
Annual Football Banquet
Will Be Friday Krcnlntr.
The second annual footbnll banquet
given by the high school will bo hold
Friday evening at the Christian
church and the banquet will bo ser
ved by the ladies of that church. An
elaborate program has been prepared
for tho occcaslon. A large ntlendnnco
is desired.
The sale of tickets for the banquet
was opened yesterday and quite a
number wero sold. The number Is
limited to one hundred forty and only
students, faculty, and alumni will be
permitted to attend. A number of tho
alumni aro planning to attend and tho
limited number of tickets will un
doubtedly bo sold.
The football boys have purchased
gifts which will bo presented to the
coaches In appreciation of their work
this year. Coach Neville will be pre
sented with a nlco traveling set nnd
Coaches Koefe Uaskins and Halligan
with scarf pins. The girls' glee club
will furnish two selections for the oc
casion in addition to tho toasts.
Miss Elva Day will act as toastmls
tress. Following Is the toast list:
"KIckoff" Coach M. Keith Neville.
"First Down" Sidney McFnrland.
"Second Down" Supt. Wilson Tout.
"Touchdown" Mario Rudat.
"Between llnlves" James T. Keefe.
"Forward Pass" Cecil Cool.
"Timo Out" Itobert Loudon.
Side Lines:
"Our Oirls" Ralph Clabatigh.
"Our Boys" Jennette White.
"The Coaches" Prin. M. M. Heden
baugh. Presentation John Lincoln,
For He nt.
C40 acres nt C5c per acre; all good
farming and hay land; 150 acres In
cultivation; good four room house;
bam for S head horses, grainery 21x40,
good well, 10 foot Sampson mill, ce
ment cave 12xlS. chicken house 12x15.
G miles north of Wallace on C. B. & Q.
12 miles south of Sutherland on U. P.
By. Address W. H. I1AHD1NC,
92-2T North Platte. Neb.
Lutheran Announcements.
The regular service of worship next
Sunday morning at 10:30. Sermon on
Bom. -.212-10. Sundny school at 12
oclock.
Young People's Missionary meet
ing in the afternoon nt 4 o'clock.
Luther league at G:45 nnd evening
worship at 7:30. Sermon subject:
"Giving up alii Things for Christ."
The Mission Band meeting tomor
row afternoon at 2 o'clock.
District Court Calender.
Judge Orlnies, of the Thirteenth Ju
dicial district announces tho following
terms of court for 1915 In the several
counties:
Lincoln County Jnnuary 25th,
April ID nnd November 15th.
Kimball county February 15th and
September 13th.
Deuel County February 23d nnd
October 11th.
Dawson County March 1st, May
10th and October lSlh.
Keith County March 22d and Octo
ber 4th.
Cheyenne County March 29th nnd
September 27th.
Logan County April 5th and Sep
tember 20th.
McPherson County April 12th.
Arthur County May 3d.
Tho two children of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Oeorgo Suit on east Eighth street are
reported quite sick.
Mrs. Harry Dixon was taken sud
denly ill shortly after noon Wednes
day but is reported getting along nice
ly at the present time. It was
thought at first that sho had a slight
attack of ptomaine poisoning.
F. J. DIENEIt & CO.
Ileal L'slnto nnd Insurance,
Como nnd see us for town Iota In
different parts of tho city. Good In
vostmonts on easy tonus. Houses for
snlo nnd rent. Wo hnvo nlso good bar
gains In farms and ranches.
Cor. Front nnd Dowoy Sts.. upstalra,
.tohn s. sonrs, ar. i
Physician nnd Surgeon
OIIlco B. & L. Building, Second Floor.
Phono, Office, 83; Bcsltlenco 38.
DR. ELMS,
Physician and Surgeon
Specialty Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat
Glasses Fitted.
New OIHce in McCnbe Building,
PHONE 30.
Our Big Vnluo Pluino sale will bo
continued during the week. THE
HAT SHOP.
n
onsaiiduuflo
Bought nnd highest mnrket
prices paid
PHONES
Residence Red 63G Ofllce 459
C. H. WALTERS.
A Brief Description of Pianos and
Players Offered You
KLINE Mahogany Case (Slightly used. )
.$t7LM.-
HOLLAND Oak Case. New piano Double Veneered Inside
and out. Guaranteed by the Manufacturers for ten
years $M)7.()0
R.S.HOWARI) Mahogany case, shop
worn but in excellent condition
an exceptional Bargain.. $2 IS
KIMBALL. Oak Case, new piano,
Manufactured and Guaranteed by
the W. V. KIMBALL CO., Manu
facturers $2sr
RRINKERHOFF Ook Case. Guaranteed in every respect,
$8.oo
Km HALL "Ilinze" style French Walnut finish case. Now
piano Manufactured and Guaranteed by V. W. KIM
HALL CO., Manufacturers $15H.r)
PRICE in TEEPLE Mahogany case,
slightly used but in good condir
tion -a bargain $'J(iS
111! UK RROS. Walnut Case, sample
piano this is considered one of
the best pianos Manufactured.
Factory established in 1S157 ex
ceptional Value $218
PACKARD Walnut case. New piano and a beauty You will have to see
this piano to appreciate this Wonderful Bargain $:MS
THE ABOVE WILL IVK YOU ONLY A SLHJHT IDEA OF THE MANY
ILVRUAIXS OFFERED DUUNti THIS SALE.
SC1IAEFFER HA RMONOLA Ma
hogany Case. New SS note play
er and guaranteed by the Manu
facturers in every respect for 5
$110
SMITH & KARNES Mahogany
Case. New SS note player You
will have to see this player to Ap
preciate this exceptional Value
ue .$397
years
KIM HALL Oak Case. New SS note player every part of this player is
Manufactured by the W. W. KIMBALL CO. and is guaranteed in every
respect by them $:I7."
MWHWIW mm manmrrw ixr.
Terms on pianos as low as-
HOFFMAN Oak Case New SS note
player this player Manufactured
by SMITH & BAIINFS PIANO
CO. and is Guaranteed by them in
every particular $:i(S
We also hne a iiiimlter of other
j high grade player pianos at prices
ii ii lien nl of before.
OTHER FEATURES, BENEFITS,
FTC, WHICH DO NOT COST
YOlT A PENNY
FREE TRIAL For S days you
may try out the piano you select in
your home. If at the end of that time
you do not want to keep it notify
us and we will send for the piano
and return to jou every cent you
may have paid.
FREE EXCHANGE PRIVILEGE
Any time within one year you may
exchange your piano for a player or
higher priced instrument and we will
allow you all that you have paid out.
FREE DELIVERIES All pianos
or players are put in your homo
free of charge. This applies to ex
changes also.
WE OIVK FREE ultli each piano,
a stool to match and a scarf.
WE GIVE with each player-piano,
a bench, scarf and It! rolls of music
of your own selection.
WARRANTIES Kuril instru
ment is guaranteed against all de
fects. Some Ihe years, some a life
time hy Ihe makers. On top of that
we ghe our personal warranties,
(lonl)lj protecting you.
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FLOUR $1.40 PER SACK
Kearney High Patent.
POTATOES
Fine Sand Hill Potatoes in Five Bushel Lots 50 cents.
FEED
Corn, Wheal, Oats, Speltz, Bran, Shorts and Baled
Hay.
When you buy Feed and Potatoes buy by
weight not by guess.
We also have in connection first class horse
and auto Livery.
North Side
Barn
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HHflP 5rlSTci3 piano in exchange for a player-piano. S
I 1 SMI PRK I $s:i.7.". SLh PRH I $15)7 1- PRK I I.VJ.i."i sVLI IMIII I sMflw 1
SLE PRICE SISMI..1O NLi; PRICE S'-'ll.. M. ntll i: '1(1
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SALE PRK I: $:i7.'
JULIUS MOGENSEN, Prop.
PHONE 29.
Information Coupon
Cut out, till in, sIkh, miiiI to us today.
GASTON Ml'SIC CO.
G ntleinen:- Kindly send mi- li-t of
Co-opcrativo Bargains of j',,,
not to exceed J in price
and tho terms on saino. . . .-
Prefer make
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Clinton's Jewelry Store. North Platte, Neb.
Oilier Stores, Kearney, (Jrnnd Island and Hastings.
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