Don't Worry About Tne Styles For Spring
See PRINTZESS And You'll Know The Styles Are Right
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Many weeks ago we started getting information on the style that would
be most popular this Spring. From every source o advance information we
gathered hints of what would be worn. Then we interviewed representatives of
many of the largest manufacturers in this country, we looked over the style they
had developed selected
offer you the very cream of the season s showing. And so we say "Don t worry
about the styles for Spring." Just step into our garment section, look around
pick as your fancy dictates, and you can be sure, whichever you select you are
choosing wisely.
E. T. TRAMP & SONS:
DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
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Offi ce over the McDonald
State Bunk.
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
Miss Alma Morrill left for Fremont
yesterday to resume her studies at the
Fremont Normal.
Co. Supt. Gantt is spending a few
days In Sutherland in the Interests of
the schools in that vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eyerley have re
turned from Hershey where they visit
ed relatives for several days.
The infant child of Mr and Mrs. Wm.
"Welsberger which was born yesterday
morning, died shortly after birth.
For Sale Seed oats, seed corn and
spring wheat seed. Coates Lumber &
Coal Co.
Robert Ernest Rowland, of this city,
and Mrs. Clara R. Rumsey were mar
ried Saturday afternoon by County
Judge French.
Rev Patrick McDafd left Sunday ev
ening for Omaha to spend several, days
on business pertaining to the now
Catholic school building, i
GottTOan'sIIand-Mado Cigar. Gc. 14-tf
Mrs. Ralpli Garman will leave to
day for Omaha and later go to Mal
vern, la., to visit relatlves.'Sho will bo
accompanied homo by her mother.
Mrs. Norman Wilson will leave
shortly for Norwalk, Ohio, whoro she
will Join her husband who has been
employed there for several weeks.
For Sale New bungalow, 603 west
Eighth street 22-2
Clarence F. Drake of Maxwell and
Miss Agnes G. Golden of Gothenburg,
wore married In this city yesterday
morning by County Judge French.
Wanted Ladies to board and room
Thono Red 4G2, or call at 403 south
Vine. , 20-4
A baby girl was born Sunday morn
ing to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Vincoll of
Hershey, at tho homo or Mrs. Vincoll's
mother, Mrs. L. L. Gray.
Cltv Pronortv to Trade for Farm
Land. Address nostofflco box G17. tf
Contractor Gcorgo Wlnslow who had
been employed at Goring for several
weeks, returned here tho later part of
last week to remain until Thursuny
morning.
"Wamtstmmr mm
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some from one, some from another, until now we can J
Miss Cre DIener will leave today for
Kansas City and cities of Ohio to spend
several weeks.
John Herrod left Saturday evening
for Columbus to visit his brother Jos.
Herrod and family.
Mrs. L. Oman, of Marysville, Mo., ar
rived here a few days ago to visit
her son for a rweek or longer.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan and fam
ily have gono to their homestead in
Wyoming to, spend the summer.
Mrs.- B. A. Ella- and children left
Saturday evening for Chicago to visit
with her father for several 'weeks.
Mrs. Anna Hockenbergerand daugh
ter, of Denver, who wero guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Day, have gone home.
II. & M. spread more, cover better
and last' longer.
NYAL DRUG STORE.
The Lady Maccabees will bo enter
tained at a kensington at tho home of
Mrs. Cy Russell tomorrow afternoon.
James W. Martin, of Sutherland,
spent the week end here, visiting with
friends and attending tho Bryan meet
ings. Miss Gladys Fostor returned to the
Kearney Normal Sunday evening after
visiting for several days with local
friends
Merrill Cross has accepted the posi
tion in District Foreman McGraw'b
office, formerly held by Raymond
TJghe.
Mrs. Perry Sawyer left Saturday ev
ening for Denver to Join Mr. Sawyer
who has been taking treatment there
for some time.
W. C. Dolan, of Mawoll, democratic
candidate for tho nomination for clerk
of the district court, spent several
days horo this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mullen left yes
terday for Omuha. They had been vis
iting at tho Fltzpatrlck homo while
enroute from a trip to California.
Mr .and Mrs. Stove Baldwin will go
to Kansas City this week to attend
the graduation of their son Frank
who has been attending a veterinarian
school.
On account of tho epidemic of con
tagious disoases which is spreading
among tho children of this city, nn or
dor was issued by tho city physician
Saturday to keep tho children away
from churches and public gatherings
until the spread of the diseases arc
r he e ked.
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Fred Duncan left at noon yestor
day for Cozad to spend a few days on
business.
Mrs. M. M., Young, of Danberry, vis
lted her daughter Mrs. R. R. Oman this,
week and left last evening.
Mrs. C. W. Rodgers ad J. R. Young,
of Danberry,' who were guests of their
sister Mrs. Otaar, left a few days ago.
Tho ladles' auxllary of the Spanish
Wnr Veterans will meet in their hall In
tho First Notional bank building this
alcternoon. '
Henry Richmond, campaign manager
for Keith Neville, is enjoying a visit
from his little daughter who came
from Omaha; Sunday morning.
Phone 8 for drugs. Open from 7 n. m.
to 12 p. m.
, '. NYAL DRUG STORE.
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Leo A Daly, architect, of Omaliu,
spent the week end hero on business
connected with tho hew Catholic
school building bids' which wore open
ed Saturday.-
Rayimond 'Tigho who had been em
ployed as stenographer In District
Foreman McGraw's offlco for several
years resigned afow days ago and luis
taken a similar position in tho Platte
Valley bank
For Salto Good second hand five
passenger Ford car. Inquire at Wilcox
Department storo.
Tho How'o & Maloncy Furniture Co.
have offered a prize of five dollars and
a second prize of two dollars and a
half to the, school boys of Lincoln
county iwho will build tho best bird
houses. Thcso houses will bo exhibited
nt the county fair in tho fall and thp
prizes awarded by a number of Judges.
Tho suggestion for this work was made
by Mrs. Hugh McComb of tho Experi
mental Station, who 'states that birds
aro of such h value, especially to tho
farmers, that they should bo properly
cared for. '.
Threo freight cars wero damaged
Saturday ovenlng In a wreck in the
east end of the Union Pacific yards
when they wore struck by train No. 9
shortly aftor sevon o'clock. Tho wreck
Is supposed to havo ben caused by nn
open switch which threiw the onglne
of tho mall train off tho main lino
striking tho cars on a sldo track. En
glncor W. S. Dolson and his flremnn
escaped without Injury. Tho contents
tho freight cars consisted of railroad
tlos nnd automobile supplies and they
were scattered on the tracks. Tho
wreckage was cleared away In a short
time,
Ki'ijulatlon Adopted by the Hoard of
Health of the City of North Platte,
April 51, 101C.
AIL persons of tho age of sixteen
yeurs and under are hereby prohibited
from attending school, picture shows
and other public gathortngs by reason
of th epidemic of scarlet fever now ex
isting in tho city until further order of
this board and It is hereby made un
lawful for any such person to ho at
tend tiny of said gatherings or any in
door, meetings and it is further made
unlawful for any porson In authority
to permit with tholr knowledge, any
person of tho uge of sixteen years or
under to nttend nny such public gath
erings and nny pcrgon or persons so
offending shall be subject to a flno not
to exceed $50.00 nnd shall bo subject to
Imprisonment until such flno nnd costs
of prosecution are paid.
Dourd of Health of the City of North
Platte,
E. H. Evans, Mayor,
J H. Stone, Pros. City Council,
V. Lucas, City Physlclnn.
II. L. linker, Chief of Police.
HIds Opened Saturday.
Tho bids for tho construction of the
now Catholic school building wero
opened by tho building committeo Sat
urday afternoon and ranged In prices
from $25,G00 to ?30.000. Eight con
tractors placed tholr bids boforo the
committeo and a definite decision has
not yot been made. Tho contracts for
tho plumbing ranged front $5,200 td
$C,G00 and tho wiring from $570.00 to
$S00. The contracts will be let at the
noxt 'meeting whlcli will bo held this
week,
Music In Shal'.ospenre'a TJme.
Shakespeare's time was nn age of
music. "Catches" wero sung by gen
tles us well as by weavers and tinkers.
Lute, cithern or virginals wero In ev
ery barber's shop for tho diversion of
customers. Thomas Morloy may
bo using tho blessed argument of a
music teacher when he tells us that a
gentleman was counted but a boor If
he could not play the lute or sing a
part In n mndrlgul, but there Is no get
ting over the craggy fact that over
eighty collections of madrigals, ayrcs
nail songs were printed anil published
between 15S7 nnd 1C30, In addition to
which vast collections of early music
still remain in manuscript. With an
aristocracy fond of music and accus
tomed to play and listen to music nnd
song, music In tho theater was almost
as inevitable ih England us In Italy,
says the London Musical Record. It
was considered n manly accomplish
ment to play tho hunting horn. Every
gentleman who kept hounds could wind
It. A punctilious etiquette fixed tho
correct set of notes for each operation
of tho chase. Usually n play bad at
least ono song.
Fish Exhibit Emotions.
, Wo aro accustomed to think Hint
only wo humans become pallid with
fear or agitated with Joy, but some ex
periments with perch In tho artificial
pond show that when their repose is
suddenly disturbed by tupping on tho
I glass the fish visibly tremble, and the
bars which aro characteristic of this
species actually disappear for tho time
being, only to reappear when tho dls
turbance Is removed and tho cnunnlm
Ity of tho fish is restored.
Sometimes a plko that Is rapidly ad
vancing on his prey becomes suspicious
nbout tho lattcr's character. The pur
sucr will suddenly stop In nn attitude
of doubt, his back will arch, nnd ho
will remain suspended . ns though
studying tho cnuRo of his suspicions
Only when ho Is thoroughly reassured
does ho become rigid, to ndvanco to tho
final attack; if his suspicion Is not ul
lnyed ho drops to tho bottom of the
pond or swims off in disappointment
Popular Science Monthly.
Success.
"One night nt Lady Jeune's liouso
Joseph Chamberlain said to me that
ho believed any man of even moderate
endowment could attain nny given aim
which he set before him with unre
mitting effort and 'enduring to tho
end.' To my question, 'Why, then, do
so many men fall short of their ambi
tions?' ho answered: 'They come to tho
pluco where they turn back. They
may havo killed the dragon nt tho first
bridge nnd at tho second, pcrhtfpa even
nt the third. But tho dragons nro al
ways moro formidable tho farther wo
go. Many turn back disheartened, and
very few will meet tho monsters to
tho end. Almost none Is willing to
hnvo a try with tho demon nt tho last
bridge, but If ho does ho has won for
ever.' "Princess LnznrovJch in Cen
tury. Telephone Your
Grocery orders to32
They will given prompt and
careful attention.
Lierk-Sandall Co.
Notice to Water Consumers.
Water will be shut off from tho
whole city either Tuesday night or
Wednosday flight April 4th or 3th.
from about 12 p. m. lintil about 3 or 4
u. in. so that valves may bo ropnlrod
ready for paving. Consumers desiring
water had bettor take out sufficient for
tholr needs boforo 11:30 p. m. onch
night. Hospitals, hotels, icstaurnuts
and rooming housos will be notified
by telophono nhout one-half hour be
fore shutting off ho water.
Bills for wator for the months of
January, February and March aro ui.v
ready and If paid boforo April 10h,
191C, a discount of 1 cont por thous
and gallons will bo given.
HERSHEY S. WELCH,
Vitor Commissioner.
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Volctla PushmnflXor Molroso, who
la visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. II. I. Smith
fell from tho porch steps nnd broke her
left ivni.
We Have Now Opened Our Soda Dept.
With Mr. Harry Ccvas, an expert in this line, in
charge. Our entire equipment is new and of the
latest type, and sanitary conditions prevail through
out, first, last and always. Our list of wholesome
and delicious refreshments is endless, the follow
ing heing a few of the imny tempting delights we
have to offer:
Sundaes; with or without Nuts
All Kinds of Fancy Drinks and Lemonades
FANCY SUNDAES
Lovers' Delight, Nyal Special, Happy Thought, Merry Widow,
Chqp Suey, Buffalo, Maraschino, American Beauty,
Club House, Sweet Heart, Banana Split,
!3 Fruited Nut, Elk Special, Fruit Nut Special
Ice Cream Soda, All Flavors
Drink Liggett Brand Grape Juice.
FRAPPES
Mint, Orange, Ghocolote, Pineapple, Raspberry, Strawberry,
Cherry, Lemon, Fruit.
Egg Drinks. Try one of our Box Candies.
NYAL DRUG STORE
McCabe Hotel Building
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For One and All
Slip it on in a minute and you arc
ready for any kind of work with no
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chance to dirty your clothes.
Just Uie thing when the fire gcc3 out unexpect
edly or to take out ashes and a hundred and
one duties required about the house.
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Men's $2.00 W . i.
Youlbo' S1.50 m Puut
Union
Made to wear long and satisfactorily.
Sil l Hi
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strongly sewed with triple seams and carefully finished.
Get One and Save Your Clothes
Just the thinrc for children's piny suits. Comes in khaki or blue, in sires
for men and boys.
Mmie uy
II. D. LEE MERCANTILE CO.
Gateway Station, Kansas City
Sold by
WILCOX
DEPARTMENT
STORE
Two Boon
Lierk-Sandall Co.
THE NURSE BROWN
1008 West Fourth Street.
Ethical, Moral, Efficient.
An Institution for tho treatment of Medical, Surgical and Confinement
Cases. 3IltS. MAHGAHET HALL, Supt.
1)H. J. S. VWimV, Physician anil Surgeon.
Miss Lctn Maupln. of Omaha, camo
Saturday cvonliig to visit her father
for some time.
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For Sale ('.heap. .
Block 53 2.G0 ncrcs between oast
2d and 3d Sts., on easy torms or will
tnko first payment In good second nu
to or truck. 11. F. Wllcoxon, Alcott Sta
tion, Donvor, Colo. 22-2
.Notice of Petition.
Estate Noifl404 of Wnltor Stowart,
deceased, In tho county court of Lin
coln county, Nobrnskn.
Tho Stato of Nebraska, To all per
sons interested In said Estato take
notice that a petition hns been filed
for tho probate of tho last will and
testament of Walter Stowart, de
ceased, and for tho appointment ot
Mlnta B. Stowart as Executor of said
will, which has been sot for hcnrlng
horoln on April 28, 191C, nt 9 o'cloc.t
a. m. Dated April 3, 191G.
GEO. E. FRENCH,
23-3w County Judge.
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Plenty of pockets for convenience,
Companions
arc Cow 11 rand flour and good
bread. If you employ tho first
you aro always Hiiro of tho sec
)iid. Tliey go together oven when
accompanied by only moderate
linking' skill. Order w suck of
Cow Ilrnnd flour from your
- k ti ti tii. 'it.
grocer, joiri mix it wnn oiucr
flours. Giro tlio Cow Ilrnnd u
clianco to show wluit It can do
Jiy Itself. '
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
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