DIXON'S JITNEY
WATCH CLUB.
Sale of Manufacturer's
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DATE JUNE 8th, 1915
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The Mightiest Cash Purchase we ever made. Thereby
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to make this toat bale the Greatest Bargain Event of
Season!
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1st "Heck . c
2nd Week 10c
!lrd Week 15c
HIi Week 20c
Stli Week , 23c
fidi Week !J0c
7th Week 35c
Sth Week JOc
S)th Week J5c
10th Week SOc
11th Week -oc
12th Week GOc
lilth Week C.'.c
11th Veck 70c
loth Week i , 75c
10th Week SOc
17th Week S5e
ISlh Week ;....W)c
10th Week 95c
20th Week $1.00
21st Week -. $1.05
22ml Week $1.10
23rd Week $115
21th Week $1.20
25th Week $1.25
COME IN AND LET US EXPLAIN.
DIXON, The Jeweler,,
CITY A3fD COUNTY NEWS
Keop your appointments get an
alarm clock. Clinton, the Jeweler.
One 'dollar gets a trimmed hat at
McVlcker's the- 16th, 17th and 18th.
J. M. Mann, of Sidney, was a guest
at tho McMictincl home the first of
tills week.
Thomas Green returned Saturday
evening from a buslnes trip to western
points.
10c Lawn at 5c. HUH SALE.
Dr. H. L. McLeary, of Stapleton, Is
spending a week,ln town visiting
friends and transacting business.
Mrs. Wm. Jeffers of Omaha visited
relatives In town Sunday while en
route to eastern points.
Mrs. AVilliam Huddard returned Sat
urday evening from Weldon where she
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nau ueen visiting intjiiua.
Miss Irma Austin, formerly of this
, city, is very ill at Salt Lake City
g with an atack of appendicitis.
xV' Mrs. J. J .Getman left Saturday
"f for Hastlncs where she will visit
rolatives for a couple of weeks.
Itfr. and Mrs. J. G. Wehn, of Bridge?
port, were among the out-of-town'
people who visited here last weekti
Undies' and Misses' Ruby Holf
Slippers $2.1!).,; HUH SHQK SALE.
Wf-WK C . . nA T 1 Til
is.jxpec"ted" shortly to visit her son,1
Charles McNamara for indefinite time.'
, V.. Read Hershey's advertisement o
- "W;VfcclosIns out sale In this Jssuj. Her-'
ajPtShey the hardwaro man. I2tfj
, ,s' s'SSliSs Elsie Lancford who lias made'
Lher home in Paaedena, Cal., for a J
year past returned homo Sunday cven-
rWnlter Clinton of Denver, is spend
ing a few days with his uncle Charles
Clinton while enroute o pastern
points. " fj3'' I
Frank Herrod of Ogalalla, came
down to spend a few days with his
mother and to attend the Sunday ball
game.
'Mrs. P. S. Evans returned a few
days ago from Springfield, 111., where
she visited relatives for a couple of
months.
Mis Olga Anderson of eastern Ne
braska arlved hero Saturday evening
to spend some tlmo with Mr. and Mrs.
S. S .Dunn. .
. John Harnlsh, one of the prominent
merchants of O'Nell, spent last week
here visiting friends and attending
I.0. O. F. exercises.
Mlss Josephlrte McGlnley, of Grand
Island, came Sunday to visit friends.
fTDr. N. McCabo transacted business
In". Hershey yesterday.
? Another 10c and 15c bargain sale of
wall paper at C. M. Newton's for tho
next two weeks.
Mrs. Wood Whito and son Major
returned Sunday evening from Grand
Island where they wero guests of rela
tives for several days.
Mrs. Clarence Tolefsen and children
of Sutherland spent last week with
lier parents Mr. and fpsi George
Donehower.
Mrs. Herbert White returned tho
latter part of the week from Denver
and has resumed her duties at the
Leader Dept. store.
Mrs. John Show and baby left the
latter part of last week for Grand
Island and Ravenna to spend a couple
of weeks with relatives.
Mrs. J. R. McWllliains expects, to
leave this week for Denver to visit
rolatives. She will bo accompanied by
Mrs. Hawkins, of Lincoln, who is her
guest.
15c Linvn Oc. HUH SALE.
Mr. and Mrs. Felton, of Ogalalla,
spent Sunday in town visiting rela
tives and attending the ball game. Mr.
Felton Is manager of the Ogalalla
team.
Mrs. Carl Gulbrandsen and baby, of
Chicago, arrived here tho latter part
of Jast week to visit the former's
brother Fred Kusbr and wife, who
live near this city.
, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Stuart,
residents of this city, returned Satur
day from an enjoyable visit of several
weeks in Schenectady, N. Y., and
other eastern points.' . i
Charles Sluder has acepted a po
sition in the Wilcox department store.
Mr. -and' Mrs.- C. W. Johnston,'"'of
Pino Bluffs, spent the latter part of
last week visiting in this city.
Polo Auto Races.
North Platte is to havo polo auto
races, a new form of amusement, but
more exciting than auto races, horse
races or base ball; a contest that has
set people talking wherever the races
have been given. Tho date of the
races will be June 22d nnd 23rd and
there will bofivo cars, ten players and
five car drivers, a sufficient number to
guarantee an animated contest. The
races have been secured here under
a contract executed by T. L. Green to
the representative who was in town
yesterday, and Mr. Green is firm in the
belief that this new amusement will
more than please the people. The
races will bo held at the base ball
grounds, and the admission fee will
be fifty cents for adults and twenty
five cents for children. These polo
players will be ono of the features at
the stockmen's convention at Alliance.
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Flair Dny Observed.
Flag Day was observed at the Elks'
home Sunday afternoon, members of
tho Grand Army and of tho United
Spanish War Veterans attending in a
body, and in addition there were
present a score of ladle3 and a large
number of Elks. Tho program ren
dered consisted of an Invocation by
Rev. Fr. McDald, readings by Elsie
Waltemath and Ruth Elder, a solo by
Miss Huffman, and an address by Geo.
N. Glbbs. Jno. E. Evans, in behalf of
the G. A. R., presented the Elks with
a flag, and this was accepted for tlio
lodge by T. C. Patterson. "America"
and tho "Star Spangled Banner" wore
sung by the audience. Tho theme of
the exercises throughout was "old
glory."
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in the right
kind of poultry
house. It should
provide fresh air, dry
ness, sunlight, space
enough for comfort, con
venietice for cleaning, safety
from rats, etc.
As to the proper material
we give you disinterested ad
vice, if you talk it over with us.
Wc always aim to serve our
' customers so they will get the
most for their money and will
find their purchases here truly
" economical.
Whether you oueht to use luni-
ber, cement, concrete blocks, etc.,
ilnnnrwlc mi rirrnmcf finPf U'l!
shall be gladfto discuss. This
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W. W. Birge Co.
1 For Sale.
Three Registered Short Horn Bulls
These bulls are Yearlings and good
ones. Frank Strolberg, G miles west of
North Platte. . 42-4
Coming.
One of the finest moving picture
cameras maue win ne 111 fsorui naim
1 Tuesday, Juno 22nd. A two reel plc
1 turo of clean refined comedy entitled
i "A Homo Town Dream" Is to bo pro-
miceu. loung lauies or young men
wishing to appear In tho picture leavo
your phono number or bo on hands at
the office of this paper on the morning
of Juno 22. All school children de
siring to bo in tho movies gather on
the grounds of the high school build
ing at 2 p. in. on tho day mentioned.
If the camera man does not show up
on this day remember ho has ben de
layed and will take tho picture thq
nnvt ilnv. Tim nicluro will be nre-
' sented hero later by a big Film Co. In
the east.
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This morning's express b rough I us 75 brand new Spring and Sum
mer coals which, our New York resident buyer for ihe Block &
Rosenberg Co-operative Stores succeeded in buying up the entire
Surplus Stock of one of the largest and best known Coat manufac
turers in New York City at less than SOc on the dollar. In order
to buy it at that figure our buyer had to take the entire output,
consisting of 450 Coats. These were divided among all the stores,
and we were fortunate to receive 75 of the most beautiful Coats
ever shown in this City or any other city.
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These Coats wc divided in 3 Great Lots, and will place them on Sale
Tomorrow, Wednesday, June 16th.
LOT 1 New Spring Coats worth up
conn m r m 1
10 vpni.uu, ai &
SJ3 QQ
LOT 2 New Spring Coats worth up
to $15.00, at
LOT 3 The Cream of the Stock and
worth up to $21.50, at
7.48
$9.98
Remember Ladies, theee are not old Stock Coats, but the very newest and fashion's latest creations, all made
in belted effects, patch pockets, and with the full flare skirt, gracefully trimmed, and some full silk lined, oth
ers half lined. The materials are Chinchillas, (in white only.) Serges, Poplins, Black and White Checks and
3. All Colors, Sizes 14 to 40. Don't take our word for it, comr aid 3ee them.
Fancy Mixtures.
Any Suit in the Store formerly priced nap to $8S, at $9.75
See Our
Window
Display.
Ladies' Outfitting Store, North Platte, Nebraska.
Al t e ra
tions on
Coats, if
any, Free
of Charge.
OAK l'LUKGES OFF TUB
IIKIDGK INTO H1VKK.
LOCAL ANT) PERSONAL
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' What we're doing now
' Sweet clover will bo a big crop this
year, that la, tho growth of tho plant
Is heavy and very thick on tho ground,
and It Is presumed tho yield of seed
will bo largo. Arthur Plumer who was
at his Maxwell ranch yesterday, says
he, linn flftv acres that is waist high
and so, thick on tho Rrotmd that It Is
(lllllcult to waiK inrougn u.
Let us do your Jewelry repairing.
Robert Dean and Harry York had an
experience Sunday forenoon that they
are not likely scon to forget, and that
Dean escaped with his llfo is evidence
that his time had not yet come. The
men, both of whom had but little ex
perience, were driving tho forriier Idd
ings car now owned by Derryberry
& Forbes. York had driven tho car
out to tho stato farm and Dean was at
tho wheel on tho return trip with
York standing up behind him to help
In caso asistanco was needed. Dean
drove up the approach to the south
end of tho bridge at about ten miles
an liour, and when about thirty feet
on the bridge tho front wheels veered
sharply and the car plunged through
tho railing on tho west cido and drop
ped Into tho river. As the car fell it
turned completely over, and York was
thrown clear. Dean, however was
pinned under tho car with the back of
tho seat across his chest. At this
point there was fully two feet of
water, but rortunaioiy ucmi huh
presence of mind to keep his mouth
omi iiv wicirllntr hia body I
loosened tho sand under him, partly
freeing his chest and enabling him to
got his noso and mouth abovo tho
- T (1,1a nnmlltlnn ho laid for
several minutes until rescued by York
and somo of tho stato farm employes
who fortunately arrived in a car. With
tho aid of these men the car was
tilted and Dean was pulled through
tho rear door.
When rescued Dean was In preti
bad shape, and for soveral hours aftor
being taken home spit up considerable
blood, but today, though still feeling
sore, there is nothing to indicate any
serious injury.
York, other than taking a head first
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Tlwi nnr wn hmiled our of the river
shortly aftor tho accident, and was
not much tho worse iorino piunge.
Notice to the Public.
aii rnaiiionts nro warned against
throwing lawn cllplngs in tho street
ditches or on tho streets. All tree
branches that havo been thrown or
piled In tho street dltcnes must e re
moved at once.
W. H. SALISBURY,
Street Comlssloncr.
The quarantine was raised on
P. II. Lonergnn yesterday and ho
emerged from his back-yard tent none
tho worse for his two-weeks' conflno
for small-pox.
ra Aninn Pnniiman. of Llsco. for
mer residents of this city who vlalted
Mr. and Mrs, HI Smith last weeif, re
turned home yesterday.
TTVrtw.i nml wlfo. nf "Winner.
JULUU 1 . V. V, II v. i . . , ' '
havo returned homo after spending a
few days viiung iuuu inojiiu,
Miss Dorothy Illninnn left Saturday
for Ogalalla to spend several days
with friends.
Guy Grimm, who formerly played
, on tho local ball team was injured in
tMiner Hlnnuin has sold a six cy- " IU" mday at Horslmy while play-
rtfiJl'pr riinlmprs rnr In MrR C K lllg on tl,c W,Ilow Ialaml team. Ill
t XiiL ' sliding Into n huso ho sprained ono of
1(JumBS .his ankles and was unable to finish
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hugh Bird went to the game. Ho was carried off tho
Sutherland yesterday afternoon to 'field nnd brought hero whero he wns
visit friends. plaped under the care of "a physlclnn.
Mrs. Mary Hawkins, of Lincoln, ar- A fuU now llno of Pnlm ncach 'nna
rived here last evening to visit Mrs. v..llt0 wush sUlrts jlut arrived.
J. R. McWilliams nnd family. 'p TRAMP & SONS.
Dick Ross, who works In tho car Attorney Rolf Halllgan left yestor
repalr gang, was taken to Omaha yes- (ny ,orning for Arthur county to
tordny whero he wll submit to nn transact business.
operation. ,
George Patterson and daughter, liv
ing north of town left Friday for "a '
visit with relatives in Council Bluffs
and Fonda, la. i
Cano Seed for sale. R. N. Lamb. I
The local light and power company
received a Ford auto truck yesterday
which will bo used a3 a delivery ve-'
hlclo as well as for the transportation
of workmen.
Try our export watchmakers U your
watch docs not keep good time,
Clinton tho Jeweler.
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liciiicinlicr if you arc without u Hull
or Fire, Lightning and Tornado policy
written by Brntt k Godinan, yon should
secure one today nnd be safe.
Mr and Mrs. J. C. Den nnd daugh
ter Miss Marjorie camo homo yester
day from Arapahoe where they wore
the guests of rolatives for a week.
.Men's $iS.)0, $20.00 and $2.1.(10 Suits
at flLMS IIUIl SAIiK.
Tim lTnlnn mentincs held at the tab
ernacle last week closed Sunday night.
Thero wore sixteen conversions iur-
Inir tho week, not including thosei
at the convorts' rally.
Wo test your eyes frco of charge,
Clinton, Optician.
Mr ntul m Tinrt (lulton nnd babv
iVirmnrlv nf tll( ellV. cmilin tloWn frOIIl
tholr homestead at Melroso Snturday
o visit Mrs. Culton's pnrents, iir. anu
Mrs. Chris Brodbeck.
Railroad watches can be boughjt
right from Clinton, tho Jeweler.
John Pollet, a foreigner employed
as a section hand at Ogalalla, was
shot and killed while sleeping In his
bunk Saturday evening. Four Greeks
who occupied tho bunk house with Pol
lot havo been arrested, and ono has
confessed .that ho did tho shooting,
but claim's solf-defenBe. Three bul
lets entered Pollot's body.
For Sale.
4-year old, black Pbrcheron Stallion,
weight about 1400. Inqulro of Otto
Mesmer, Sec. 30-1G-30, 15 miles north
of North Platte. 42-4
Miss Virginia Scott loft yesterday
afternoon for Sutherland to visit rel
atives for some tlmo.
Mr. and "Mrs. Thcodorq Sandnll ex
pect to go to Omaha noxt wcok to vis
it friends.
Tho Et-A-Vlrp clib will bo enter
tained this afternoon by Mrs. E. N.
Ogior.
Miss Irma Bnrraclough, who had
been visiting In Lincoln for sovoral
days, returned homo last evening.
W. II. Howard, owner of tho Upw
ard ranch northwest of town, camo up
from Omaha Saturday to Invostlgato
conditions. While hero ho purchased
240 acres of tho grazing land which
had been listed with O. H. Thooleckc.
5 1
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GASOLINE
Helps you over the high spots.
Polarine reduces repair bills.
Standard Oil Company
Omaha
nmriTTTTT
Clinton, the Jeweler.