CITY AM) COUKTY NEWS.
ATHENA Underwear for
lTl Women and Children.
Here are the features that give Athena its com-)
forty its daintiness and its tailored fit.
Shjx
(' V fly
'ohijr Shoulders and
Sleeves
Conform to the shoulders with
out wrinkling under arms.
p Perfected Shoulder-
stqy
Keeps garment from stretching
across the shoulder, and hoid3
sleeve in place.
Curved Arm hole
Brings rm seams to the natu
ral curve of the shoulder and
holds garment snugly and
smoothly up under arm, doing
away with unnecessary cloth.
Three-Cornered Gusset
Is so shaped as to relieve the.
usual strain at the thigh. In
sures greater comfort and.
longer wear.
LowNech Sleeveless Suit
Just as a woman is fuller across the
bust than the back, so this earmnf
is made with extra fullness in front.
This consists of a plait on each side
of the back, instead of extra cloth
in the middle where it causes- dis
comfort. Always stays closed and
allows sufficient room, sitting or
standing.
Single
Ik Ml
ill
le garments as low as 50c.
Union Suits as low as $1.00? Lt
A style for every taste a weight
for every temperature a price
for every purse a scientifically
improved underwear.
E. T. Tramp & Sons.
DR. 0. II.CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Oflico over the '.McDonnM
Stnte Bank.
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
Buy your now Fall Suit at 20 par
cpnt off regular price uO BLOCK'S.
High 'grade chocolates 25c a pound
at Wilcox Department Store.
Mra. CJoorgo Mudd of Horshoy, is
spending a fow days with local
friends.
Miss Allco Phunnior, of Maxwell,
spent tho week end with , friends In
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Trottor, of
Brady, visited with local friends
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Don havo re
turned from a short visit In Arapahoe
with relatives.
Ray O. Langford rotumed Wodnes
day evening from Ognlalla whoro ho
attendou a sale.
Banlcor II. B. Sawyor and W. S. Mc-
Knlght of Wnllaco, nro transacting
Miss Evangeline Horrod will enter
tain her classmates at a Hollowo'en
party tomorrow evening
Mrs. Robort Qrannell left tho first
of this week for Big Springs to spend
a month with rolatlves.
Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald re
turned Tuesday ovonlng from Omnlin
where they visited for a, week.
Mrs. Carl Enrhhrt and daughters
who 'spont a wook with rolatlvos In
Grand Island havo returned home,
Mr. and Mm. Fred Elliott will loavo
shortly for Helena, Mont., to spend
sovcral weeks with their son Edwnrd
Elliott.
MrB. Milton Marcott and baby left
at noon Wednesday for Council Bluffs
to spond a wook visiting relatives and
friends.
Mesdamoa Gliaiies Yost and Ray
Langford will "go to Lowellon next
week i(r visit Mrs. Mata Spllndor for
a wook or more.
Mrs. C. S. Sawyor, Jr., and baby of
Choyeno, who visited tho Sawyor fani
Mrs. (icorgo Lnnglols ha3 roturncd
from a short vfitit In Grand Island.
II. Spring, of the Rcbhnusen barber
shop Is visiting In Ognlalla this week.
Cabbage at 75 cents per hundred
pounds, Llork-Saudnll Co. 81-2
I George Shoup of Sutherland Is
spending a few days here on business.
I See our line of $2.50 Shoes for men.
Wilcox Department Store.
I Hanker Dolatour, of Lowellon, is
spending a fow days horo on business.
Rev. Harrnnn has rotumed from
Sidney whore he spont tho first of this
week.
Wm. Adair went to Gibbon yester
day afternoon to spend a fow days on
business.
M1ss Effle Durbln left a few days
ago for Lexington to visit frlonds for
several duys.
George and Mart Rodle, of Wallace,
wore among the out of town visitors
hero this wook.
Mrs. Harry Murrin who visited, rola
tlves In Cheyenne for a fow days, has
returned home.
Mesdnmes Yardor and FeltOr of
Brady, came up yesterday to visit
frlonds for several days.
C. F. Tracy has returned from Den
ver where he attended a board meet
ing of the engineers this week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Hoofer and Mr.
and Mrs. St. John of Lowellon are vis
iting In town this week. ,
Ben Dolatour and M. J. McCormick.
of Ogalalla, spent yesterday in town
and attended the ball game.
Wm. Harcourt spent a few days at
Dickens this week on business.
Mrs. Agnes Allison, of Ognlalla,
camo down yesterday to attend the
ball game and visit friends.
For Sale Quick for cash, Lot 9,
Block G. Inquire of Martin Wymait at
VanC'lcave's blacksmith shop. Sltf
Dr. Geo. H. Moore, of Oshkosh, was
at tho North Platte General Hospital
with a patient Wednesday night.
Dr. J. B. Redficld was in Big
Springs Wednesday, having been
called tnero on a professional visit.
The Twinem car was slightly dam
aged yesterday morning by colliding
with tho Lierk-Sandall delivery truck.
For Rent Eight room house1 and
bath at 510 west Fifth. street. Inquire
of Mrs. M. E. Watts, 316 west Fifth.
Tho high school foot ball boys will
entertain the Gothenburg eleven at a
social danco at the Masonic hall to
night.
For Rent On east Tenth street, one
four room and one six room house,
both with basement. Phone Red
54D. 78-1
Miss Mablo Turple" of Golden, came
Wednesday evening to visit for two
months with her brother Frank Tur
pio and wife.
Miss Julia Henning, of Channoll,
who had beon visiting her sister Mrs.
J. E. Sebastian for two weeks left a
few days ago.
, Steven Rhoads of Kearney, who was
tho guest of his daughter Mrs. H. A.
Lawhead for a week left for homo
yesterday afternoon.
To Exchange One or more horse
colts for mules or cattle. Address
Howard's Ranch, North Platte. Sl-3
Harry Crook and wlfo of Ogalalla,
formerly of this city, camo down yes
terdny morning to visit reatives and
attend tho ball game.
Glrs! Don't miss seeing our Special
Skirt wo aro offering at ?2.48 for Sat
urday only. Just it for school wonr,
BLOCK'S.
Mrs. Clifford DeMott and daughter,
or bcotts UIuIT, camo down yesterday
morning to visit her nunt, Mrs. Clara
van Doran, for a week.
Work will begin this week on tho
second story which is to bo added
to the building occupied by the York
t'cod store-on Locust street.
Louis Burko of Portland, formerly
of this city, was called hero yesterday
morning by tho death of his mother,
mo mie Airs. Margaret Burke.
FrnnkVLatiKhlin left Tuesday oven
Ing for Billings and Butto, Mont., to
apenu lurno;. weoKS op business.
MIRS Ada-'TflolBI nnil tilonn Mko
Katllf rlno Boylo Will Jeavo this even
ing for .KerirnCy to spend the week
enu witn, relatives.
Mrs. Herbert White who has beon
vlslllng rolatlves ,in Denver for a
couplo of wooke, is expected to re
turn tomorow evening.
Mrs. Harloy BQnhom who is taking
ireuunonis, nt tno Mayo Bros, hospital
in Rochester, Minn., Is 'reported to
uo geiung njong nicely,
Frank Gllner nnd H. B. Simons of
ivonrney enmo up tho first of tho
weeit to visit Charles Dixon und play
gou ai tno country club.
Kathorlno Horrod and brother Al
bort who had been visltinc in Pmctnn
with tholr slstqr Mrs. Mlko McFaddon,
returned nomo Tuesday ovonlng.
luesunmes stiff and llospoll of
uoinonourg, who woro guests of Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Woods this week, ro-
luniou nomo Wednesday morning,
hoicct your Fall Suit and deduct
m per cent ore from tho regular plain
maritou low -price, and tho suit Is
yours at a saving of from $4.00 to S10,
Donald, tho small son of Mr. and
Mrs. Perry Carson who linn boon in
for two weeks from tho swelling of
mm jiuuk ginutis, is reported Improved
luiiuy,
'iiio enso of Mrs. Ella Huxoll vs.
tho Union Pacific Railroad Co., for
OTA AAk . .
yuu.uuu camo up in tno supromo court
last wook and was taken under ud
vlsoment. Dean Bowkor left
Ing for Omaha to attend tho North-
wusiorn aynod which is bolng hold
thero this week. Ten Episcopal
Bishops will attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shrnth nnd Mrs.
Charles Brown of Mnywood, who
came tho first of this woook to attend
tho funeral of tho lato Wm. Carman,
huvo returned homo.
Trunnt Officer Fred Elliott roports
that tho number of children of school
ago who aro not In tho school census
for this yenr number nbout thirty
but tho majority aro mombora of
families who recently moved to this
city.
In tho court nt Scotts Bluff this
wook, Dan Jordan who was on trinl
for tho murdor of tho Into Josonh
OTRAWBERRY
Preserves, as
pure wholesome and
good as if youpul them
up yourself.
This we assure you when you
purchase preserved' fruit or any
other Pure Food Products Ironi
us. N
Whole, sound heroes, with
pure sugar a feast for any meal
all without trouhle to you, and
guaranteed fresh and fine.
Purity and quality these are
To The IiiKurnnco Public
The insurance men residing in
North Platte, and citizens thereof, rep
resenting various lnsuranc6 com
panies writing Life, Fire, Accident
and Health insurance, addressed tho
following communication, October 1),
1915:
To tho Chnmber of Commerce, North
Platte, Neb.
Oentlomen:-
The undersigned insurance men and
citizens of your city, and interested
in tho welfare of North Platto and vi
rinlty nnd tho cltlzons, wish to express
our' disapproval of you, as a body, en
dorsing any business of special In
surance, viz: Fidelity LlfeAssoclation,
as an Inducement for them to make
headquarters within the city. Wo wel
come open competition, but ask that
they come in of their own accjord,
wimout any indorsement of your body,
Before any action on your part, would
llko to have you confer with a com
mittee from tho undersigned In order
to discuss this matter." -
ror ome unknown reason the
above request wae not granted by
the Chnmber of Commerce.
The resolution adopted by the
Chamber of Commerce In reference
to the Fidelity Life Association of Ne
braska Is misleading to tho public, as
it indicates that this company is an
old lino comapny, when In fact it has
only qunllfled with tho State Insur
ance Department as a purely Assess
ment Comapny and is only legally
authorized as such in this stnte, as
the following letter, under date of
October 22, 1915, and over the sig
nature of the State Insurance Com
missioner will show.
"The Fidelity Life Association of
Lexington, Neb., is an Assessment
Comapny and as Buch is mot required
to make any deposit with this depart
ment."
The Insurance Mens' Club,
Oct. 25, 1915. North Platte, Nob.
LOCAL ANl)lEJ?SONAL.
Mrs. Wm. Haste of ITershov. is
spending this week with Mrs. A. J.
Salisbury.
Henry Weil returned to LeMoyne
Wednesday morning after visiting
here for a week.
Lost One. mid-iron Golf Stick be
tween town and country x club. Return
to Charles Dixon.
Mrs. George Rodgers who spent last
week in Omaha and Lincoln returned
homo Tuesday evening.
New line of Children's Fall Dressc'3
50c to $2.00 each at Wilcox Depart
ment Store.
Mrs. James Schaffer and daughter
Mary lett a few days ago for Sheridan
to make an extended visit.
Visit our Candy department.
WILCOX DEPT. STORE.
The World Herald of Wednesday
published a marriage license of Elvan
H. Friend age 33 of Omaha and Bertha
H. Scott age 24 of North Platte.
Miss Mablo Rowley, of North Platte,
and Frances Edwina Ogburn, of
btapleton, were married Wednesday
afternoon by County Judge French.
Allen Lawhead ontdrtalned thirty
young friends Tuesday afternoon at a
lrthday party. A series of games were
played and the young hot received
a number of gifts. Nice refreshments
were served.
Wo wish to thank tho dear friends
and neighbors for their kindness at
tho death of our niece, Mrs. Bessie
Adamson, and also to tho dear ones
for their beautiful floral offerings,,
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Walker.
Drop a coin in tho blind man's hat
then THINK. Sight is the most in
estimable of all blessings; blindness
tho most woeful of all afflictions; this
being so, you will readily concede
the valuo of your eyes as a part of
your animal organism, a momotary
realization of your holplessness with
out them will aid you to a just appre
ciation of their worth. C. S. CLIN
TON, Registered Optometrist. Look
for the sign with tho big ring.
Tho ladles of the Catholic church
mot at tho homo of Mra. Jos. Murphy
Tluesdny afternoon and otllned a plan
of work for tho winter ninths, the re
ceipts of which will be used in re
mdellng and lmprvlng tho altars and
interior of tho church. Light refresh
ments wero served. Aslsting in entor
tnlning wore Mesdnmes J. B. Murphy,
J. K. Ottenstoin and N. McCabo and a
similar moettng will be hold at tho
McCabe home on Tuesday afternoon,
Nov. 2nd.
Whipping ('renin n Speciality.
For the convenience of our cus
tomers, wo will have on sale at tho
(em Candy Company, as woll as at
Dickey's Itukery the celebrated Stnte
KxpcrliuiMitnl Farm cream and milk.
This cream and milk 13 produced
under tho mo3t sanitary conditions
known to tlte dairy industry. Boforo
bolng milked tho cows are curried,
their udders aro carefully washed, and
tho milking Is done by mon clad In
white uniforms, after which tho milk
Is sterilized and then strained through
two layers of absorbent cotton, which
absolutely precludes any foreign mnt
ter being In tho milk placed on sale.
Wo guarantee that this milk will keep
longer on account of its purity than
any other milk sold In tho city.
DICKEY'S BAKERY,
GEM CANDY CO.
For Sale Citron.
Tho two-story building back of tho
McDonald clothing store. .See Otten
stoin, or phono 258. 71tf
success.
lly horo for ton days left for homo, .tonco nt tho state pcnlteiWry.' Wo prefer to sell only the brands
Ncuneminy morning. His dautrhtnr Miss Tjivfnn ivhn U'nn flint t; I n i I fit lK!n ..t.l!n I
Mb ElYa Day-nnd mother came held in the local Jail for some time 1 """" wY
Siorao yostordny from Arapahoo whoro will bo given a hearing in a few days, Tpinir O 1 Ml in rt
they spent tho groator part of tho having been suspected of bolng an nc- I MkK - SAlJHU I III
-week with relatives. compllco In tho dcod. LitillUV urhWU tilth jJ,
I K. ,i. niKNEU A CO.
Heal lvstnto and Insurance
Come nnd see us for town lots In
different parts of tho city. Good In
vestments on easy terms. Houses for
salo and rent. Wo have also good bar
gains In farms and rnnchos.
Cor. Front and Dowoy Sts.. upstairs.
Rev. MaIoney of) Ogalalla, spent
yesterday as the guest of Rov. McDaid.
For SalePure bred Duroc Jersey
spring boars nnd gilts, all ellgiblo to
registry. Prices right. Inquiro or
nddross, Dlankonhurg Bros., 1305 North
Locust street, North Platte, Neb. 79-4
The Club Nevlta wero tho guests of
Mrs. Harry Samuelson Wednesday af
ternoon, nt a Hallowe'en party. Tho
rooms wore decorated appropriate to
the season and a dellcluos two-courso
lunch was served. An Interesting
contest was held and tho prize was
awarded to Mrs. Carl Brodbeck.'
F. L. Mooney returned Tuesday
evening from a six weeks' trip in tho
east, visltjng Chicago, Cleveland, Buf
falo, Niagara Falls, Boston, Now
York, Philadelphia and Washington.
From Clevolnnd to Buffalo ho traveled
by boat and took tho water,, route from
Boston to Now York. It wns his first
visit to tho Atlantic constand there
fore very" interesting. '
For Snlo
Pure bred Duroc-Jersoy spring boars
your choice at $25.00 each.
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NURSES REGISTRY
CITY HOSPITAL
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
GRADUATE
NURSES
PHONE 82
DOMESTIC
NURSES
Wo are in a position to furnish competent nurses for physicians, on
short notice.
Call Phone 82 and stal e whether you want graduate or domestic nurse
nnd we will complete all the arrangements for you without charge.
Sanitary
607 LOCUST STREET
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
PHONE 82'
Newly Furnished Fireproof
This institution is now open for the Reception and Treatment of Surg
ical, Medical and Obstetrical cases.
A Strictly modern Hospital for the convenience of the physicians of
North Platto and country tributary thereto.
Money to Loan I
J ON FARMS AND RANCHES (
Lowest Rates and Best Terms.
Plenty of Money on hand to Close
Loans Promptly.
Buchanan & Patterson
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TfieSst of' Progress
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Constantly the Bell Telephone System spends
large sums of money in scientific, experimental
and research work, pursuant to the policy of al
ways providing- the best.
In the working out of complex scientific 'and
engineering problems alone, the Bell System has
a staff of more than 500 skilled engineers, the
graduates of seventy American and foreign universities.
Hew Telephone inventions
Hundreds of improvements in switchboards,
cables, and long distance lines have been made
the last few years to better the service, and all has
been done so quietly and without disturbance to
telephone users, that the public has hardly real
ized they were going on.
Since work began on the Panama Canal, the
Bell Telephone System has spent twice as much
monoy on extensions and improvements as it cost
the government to- buy the right-of-way and build
the canal.
NEBRASKA TELEPHONE COMPANY
