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Fashion Shop
221 East 6th Street
Formerly The Pat Theatre.
One Price
Money cheerfully
Refunded.
Will Opcrut Local Elevator J. E. Sebastian and John owier
The Contcs Lumber Co. announces spent several days in wenneei mis
The Fashion Shop Says:
Your opportunity is here today, Our
New York buyer'shipped us today 50
new up-to-date Summer Dresses at less
than manufacturers cost. We place
them on sale
Friday and Saturday
Worth up to 10. At our Cut Price
that It will operate the Iddlnga ele
vator and will take all grain offered
by the frmers In the section tribu
tary to Vorth Platte, at all times .of
fering the highest market price. In
deciding to operate Uio elevator the
Coatcs Co. will create a market for
grain that otherwise would not exist,
thus making It convenient for sellers.
Efforts are being made to Induce
parties to come here and either lease
or buy the ladings' Hour mill, but
nothing definite has us yet resulted.
Specials.
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$1.50 Ladies Waists fine Or
gandie All-Over Embroderie
at
69 Cents
25c Silk Fibre Hose
Eiffel brand all color
75c Black Sateen Pet- AT
licoats
$1.50 Muslin Under
wear
75e Middy Blouse,
size up to 42...,. .
$6.00, $7.50 All Wool
French Serge CO QC
Skirts at.... Jo.Ud
$4.50 Palm Skirts
at
$1.75 White Linen
Skirts at
16c
69c
39c
2.95
1.00
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mwV'lv'ft .a
Sjiwx ify
week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M, Mason returned
Wednesday evening from a short visit
'vith Ogalalla friends.
Invitations have been Issued by Dr.
ana Mrs. W. F. Crook for a reception
nt their home this afternoon ana ev
ening. Mrs. John Day ana daughter Elvn
will leave the first of next week for
Portland to visit Mrs. Guy Robinson
and Miss Mable Day, formerly of this
city.
The Et-A-Virp club will give a- pic
nic for their husbands and, children at
the Dillon grove next Wednesday.
For Rent 5 room modorn bunga
low, with heat, after August 1st. In
quire at Hondy-Ogler garage.
Misses Elizabeth Robinson nnd Mary
Ellen Harpor, of Rawlins, came Wed
nesday to visit the Fltzpatrlck 'family.
30 years of knowing how
Has taught us
What we're doing now
DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
dfiice over the McDonuld
State Bank.
LOCAL AJfl) PERSONAL
For Sale Largo barn, Bultablc for
four head of stock or a garage. Phono
Black 43G.
Miss Duttcrfleld, of Omuha, arrived
lioro Wednesday evening to visit with
Mrs. J. J. Halligan. '
Ir. and Mrs. Theodoro Saudall ex
pect to go to Fremont next week to
visit relatives for a fortnight.
You can buy lard at ten cents per
pound today and tomorrow at Martl's
Markot.
Jack Carroll and Bon will leavo Sun
day afternoon for Fremont to spend a
week or moro with rolatlves.
Miss Mlnnlo Lincoln has accepted n
position as stenographer in the Mann
& Ednilsten real estuto ofllcos.
Mrs. M. V. Mitchell, who submitted
to an oporntlon In an Omaha hospital
tho first of tho week, Is roported to be
doing nicely.
Mrs C P Howard and daughter, of
Sldnoy, returned homo Wednesday ev
ening after spending a week with Mrs.
James Dorram.
Mrs. Oraco Swart, of Arapalioo. who
was tho guest of Mrs. Magnolia Duko
for Bovoral days, returned homo yos
terday morning.
Aftor visiting Mrs. Jomos Dorram
for a week. Mrs. L. E. DIko returned
to her homo In Sldnoy Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Irene Hubbard and mother will
go to Cheyenno next wook to visit rel
atives nnd attend tho Frontier Days
celebrulon.
Tho members of tho Christian Sun
day school hold an cnjoyablo Boclnl at
tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kelly
last evening.
Mrs. Harry Samuolson and children
will leavo this week for Hanna, Wyo.
where they will spond a month with
relatives. .
Tho Episcopal ball team dofcatod
the Methodist nlno In tho gnmo Wed
ncsday ovonlng by a score of 8 to 4
Swopo, Jones and Halligan wore, tho
battery for tho former, AdnmB caught
for tho MethodUtB and Laws and
Cross were used In tho box.
Sam Grace, secretary of tho ma
chinists union of Omaha, spent a few
days here on business -this s,eelct,nnd
11.1.. n xt. I J. '
1UU Ullb lUUIUIUtj.
Mrs. W. II. LeDioyt and children
will leavo this week for Paxton, whero
they will spend two weeks with Mr.
LeDIoyt's mother.
Harry Spring and family, lato of
Ogalalla. havo removed to this city,
tho former having accepted a position
m tho uobhnusen uaruor Biiop.
Mrs. Charles Raskins and Mrs. Les
Ho Raskins will leavo today for Milton
and other Pennsylvania cities to vis
It rolatlves for several .wcoks.
Miss Catherlno Ilerrod, who had
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. M. C.
Harrington In Denver for somo time,
returned homo Wednesday morning.
Rnymond TIghe, who has been nt
Hot Springs, S. D., for a week, will
return homo today and go to Lexing
ton this ovonlng to visit his sister for
ten days.
Miss Clara Daly, who has mado her
homo with her aunt Mrs. Joseph
Murphy for n year past, will leavo In a
fow days for hor former homo near
Springfield, 111.
Pay day special at tho Cash Market.
Ono hundred ton pound palls of lard at
$1.00 por pall whllo thoy.last.
Mrs. I. L. Stobblns was fcuddonly
cnllcd to Carroll, Iowa, by tho death
of hor nidthor, Mrs. John Rcllmclor.
County Superintendent Allcon Gantt
will go to District 105 Monday whero
sho will give a talk qif-bottorlng tho
condllons and oonsldbrihc tho build
MB 01 a now school hbivsp In that dis
trict.
JamcH Utilize Dies
James Danze, who was Internally
Injured Sunday afternoon, when ah
automobile in which ho was riding
turned turtle, died at 2:15 yesterday
afternoon. Following tho accident
four physicians united in their ef
forts to save the life of this popular
ball player, but -without avail.
James Danzo waB born in Omaha
February 20th, 1891. Before becom
ing a resident of this city ho was in
the employ of tho McKeen Motor
Works for a number of years as steam
fitter and also followed tho plumbing
trnao in Omaha.
Ho camo to North Platto two years
oga with tho Mink ball team which
playea hero during tho summer of
1913. On tho 20th day of tho following
September ho wns married to Miss
Elizabeth Havllnnd of this city, who
survives him, nnd again took up his
residence in Omaha. A year ago ho
returned to accept a position in the
Davis garago whero ho was a trusted
and faithful employe. To mourn him
are loft his wife, n baby daughter, his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Danze of
Omaha four sisters and two brothers
also of Omaha.
Tho funeral services will bo held at
half past three this afternoon nt the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. William An
dorsou, G03 west Eighth street nnd the
remains taken to Omaha this evening
TmuS'Cuutlncntnl Jlotor Trip
ruder the schedulo of the Trans
continental motorcycle trip, the mes-
s' tigers will arrive in this city at 12:45
next Wednesday night. S. S. Nichols,
and two other, will make tho run
from Kearney to North Plntto, and
from North Platte to Julesburg the run
wil be made by Ralph Luthultz and
George Easton. Nichols will , rhle
an Indian ana the man out of ,Jules-
Harley-Davidson machine, Luthultz
an Indian and the man out of Jules
burg wil ride an Excelsior.
This trans-contluental trip from.
Washington to San Francisco is cre
ating much interest along the route.
NOTICE
is we are planning on taking up
another line of work, we will sell nt
public sale at the Brick barn on east
Front street in North Platte,
Neb., on Tuesaay, July 20h, at
o'clock p. m., my entire herd of Jersey
cows that have furnlshea over eigh
teen thousana five hundred pounds of
butter to the people of North Platte.
Great care has been taken In breed
ing this herd. Somo of these choice
cows are grand daughters of Doro-
othy's Exile 63929, t3t. Lambert
Eclipse G4929 and Golden Fern's
grand son 733S5. Thts herd is now
headed by Badger of Brookside No.
9SS19 ana a number 01 these cows
will be fresh this fall or early winter,
Just tho time you will want a winter
cow. There will also be a few very
choice heifers from Decanter's Fern
Lad 12290S sold. There will be forty
head in all. including three bulls. Bad
ger of Brooksido 9SS19, one two year
old and one yearling from Decanter's
Fern Lad 12290S.
These will all be on exhibition Tues
day morning at the place of sale.
Come and pick out your cow. I
will also sell my creamery outfit.
Terms Sums of 10 and under cash,
over $10 six months time with ap
proved security. 10 per cent interest,
per cent discount for cash.
L. E. JOHNSON.
Col. Dave Love, Auctioneer,
Ray C. Langford, Clerk.
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OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
The First National Bank
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XORTIf PLA.TTJ2, XJSliltASKA..
Member Federal Reserve Bank System.
CAPITAL AXD SURPLUS:
One'Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars.
STABILITY, EFFICIENCY AND SERVICE
HATE BEEN THE FACTORS IN THE GROWTH OF THIS
BANK, AND THE SAME CAREFUL ATTENTION IS GIYEN TO
SMALL ACCOUNTS AS IS GITEN TO LARGE BALANCES.
INTEREST PAID ON TINE DEPOSITS.
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Tho G. G. G. G. club mot nt tho
homo of Miss Nina Rnsmusson last
Thursday nftornoon. Prizes fo rtho
contests woro won by Miss Joy Elms
and Miss Zella Dorram. At tho close
of tho nftornoon a nlco lunch wbb
sorved.
Miss Cora Lelnlngcr, of Loup City,
who was tho guest of hor brothor
C. II. Lolnlnger and wlfo for n week
returned homo Wednesday morning.
Harry Crook, formerly of tho Rcb
hauscn barber shop, has gono to Oga
lalla to accept a position.
W. L. Richards, -who attended tho
B. of L. E. convontlon nt Cleveland
and has slnco boon in Omaha nttond
lug tho sessions of tho protectlvo
board In its conferonco with tho Union
Pacific olllcors. camo homo Wednos
day night, but returned to Omaha last
night. Tho board will probably bo
In session two wcoks longer.
Citizens Endorse Park Proposition
At tho regular monthly meeting of
the Chnmbor of Commerce Wednesday.
about forty being present, tho propo
sition to vote bonds for tho purchase
of tho Dillon tract of land for park
purposes was discussed by a number
of thoso prosont. Among those who
spoko endorsing tho purchnso of tho
tract woro Wesloy T. Wilcox F. E
Dullard. W. E. Shuman and J. G
Beolor.
Petitons asking tho city council to
submit tho proposition to purchnso
tho park at tho same time tho paving
bonds nro voted upon nro being clr
eulnted and havo recolvod tho slgnn
auros of sevornl hundrod tnxpayers
Whllo not asked as to their attitude on
tho proposition, olghty-fivo per cent
of thoso who signed tho petitions en
dorsed tho plan heartily, many saying
tliat it is ono of tho best moves tho
people of tho city havo over made.
Miss Nolllo Rhoa, of Lexington, for
morly of this city, arrived here Wed
nesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Woston.
Mrs. Scott, of Danvor, arrived hero
a fow days ago to accept a position as
housokcepor for tho Ad Beyorley fam
lly.
Farmers, Attention
The greatest grain crop you ever raised
is assured barring X ZLi ,
There have been hail storms"all around
us. You cannot bar the HAIL, but you
can bar the consequences by Jetting us
write you a policy against loss by HAIL.
Delays are dangerous.
BUCHANAN & PATTERSON.
Mrs. C. P. Eaihart and children have
returned from a short visit In Grand
Island.
John Bratt went to Omaha Wednes
day morning to transact business for
several days.
Mrs. Phillip Fent and children have
returnea to Omaha after a visit at the
Mrs. Mary Baker home.
Juva Higbee, of Buffalo, N. Y., who
visited at tho Sturdevant home, left
Weanesday for western points.
Mrs. George Brown and children,
who visited relatives in York for sev
eral weeks, returned home Wednes
day. ,
Mrs. Theresa Halderman will leave
shortly for Lincoln to visit her child
ren who are Inmates of a home In
that city.
Mrs. Perry VanCleave, who was
was called to Green River, Wyo., by
tho Illness of her mother returned'
Tuesday evening. She reports her
mother much Improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cook left Wed
nesday for a visit In Green River,
Salt Lake City and other western
points, expecting to be absent about
two weeks.
Miss Irma Huffman entertained the
N. A. T. club yesterday afternoon. Two
tables were used In auction bridge and
tho young Indies spent a pleasant af
ternoon.
Ray Prltchard who has been em
ployed In the Union Pacific offices for
several years has gono to Omaha
whero ho will make his home. Mrs.
Prltchnrd loft two weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. William Welsbergor,
who were married recently at Beaver
City and snent their honeymoon nt
western points- returned Wednesday.
Miss Mary Ellas and brother visited
in Garfield this week, making tho trip
in tho new Ford car which the family
purchased n few days ago.
Mutual Building & Loan Association
of North Platte, Nebraska.
Organized 18S7.
Have plenty of money on hands to close loans
promptly.
Will loan on North Platte City property for
building purposes or to assist its members in buy
ing homes or paying off mortgages. The monthly
payments on $1000.00 loan are on principal 55.00
and interest $6.00 or $11.00 in all and on other
sums in proportion.
Borrowers in this association can pay their
loans off with a saving of 250 30 per cent over
any competing association.
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There is now In effect a reduced price round trip fare
to Denver, or Colorado Springs.
F-stes Pork nnd Rockv Mountain National Park may be
visited at slight additional cost. These are reached via Union
Pacific to Greeley or Fort Collins, thence via automobile '
through Big Thompson Canyon to Estes Park, a village where
are lcated many pleasant hotels, cabins and camping grounds.
Round trip Exposition fare permits of stopovor In Denver with
free aide trip to Colorado Springs. a
On either of these tickets Estes Park and Rocky Mountain
National Park may be visited for $7.00 additional, which includes
both automobile and railroad transportation.
Bo sure your ticket reads via
Union Pacific
Cool, Comfortable, Northern Route Direct to Both Expositions
The only lino double tracked and protected by Automatic
Electric Block Safety Signals all the way to Colorado. Please
remember this when planning your trip.
Three splendidly equipped daily trains between Omaha
anil Denver.
Auction Sale
The 5 room house and cor
ner lot at 620 west 9th St.,
will be sold to the highest
bidder for cash, on
Monday, July 19th
at 2 p. m. A small amount
down and balance $11 per
month- CLABAUGH
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, now by sending for beautifully illustrated booklet, Colorado
L for the Tourist." containing M puees of interesting informs.
Vt, tlon and beautiful illustrations. Booklet snd other Inlorma. vy
inn relative to rates, routes, stopover and side trip
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