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Optical Supremacy
True worth always wins. That
is why North Platters have elected U3
to optical supremacy given us the
largest retail optical business in North
Platte and constantly recommend that
"their friends consult us. Knowledge,
equipment and interested optical service
is the sort you'll find here. Let -us
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examine your eyes.
C. S. CLINTON,
Registered Optometrist,
, The Sign with the Big Ring.
Shortly nftor taking chnrgo, Sec
retary FIshor placed a register book
In tho ladles' rost room to And out
Just how many ladlos wore taking
advantage of it, and fro'm May 10th to
25th it was found that 350. used those
rooms. This department is costing
tho members of tho Chamber of Cotn
morco $500 per year, but tho nbovo
flguros show thn it Is n valuable
thing for North Platte and believe our
citizens and farmer wlvos appreftlato
tho work tho Chamber of Commorce
Is doing.
It was found that ladlos from tho
following towns and cities made use
of these rooms: Cedar Rapids, lawn,
Brady, Hershoy, Omalja, Kansas City,
Lansing, Mich., Chnuslorville, Miss.
WellHeet, Los Angeles, Cal., Maxwell,
Bigncll, Grand Island, Lovoland, Col.,
Sutherland, Tiryon, Maywood, Gothen
burg, Willnrd, Lincoln, Florence, Col.
The free employment bureau Is al
so mooting with hearty favor and al
ready twelvo farmers have boon serv
ed by this bureau and sovornl business
men and cltizons. Remember this do-
partment Is free to all. Uso It.
UCHANAN & PATTERSON
Loans, Real Estate and Insurance
We have plenty of money on hand to loan on farms and ranches. Wc guar
antee the lowest rates and beat terms. No delay in closing loans.
NSURANCE
CALVIN WILL SUCCEED
JIOHLEIt AS PRESIDENT
DR. 0. H. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Ofiico over the McDonald
Stato Bunk.
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
Mrs. F. J. Wurtelo and daughter ro
turned yesterday from a visit with rel
atives in Laramie.
Mrs. Fred Marti who has been ser
iously ill for several weeks is reported
td bo much improved.
Miss Grace Banks returned Wednes
day morning from Lexington whero
she vlsl'ed the homo folks.
Palm Leo Cigar 10c 14-tf
Mrs. George Zentmeyer has returned
from a short visit in Grand Island.
Mrs. Lem Bailey has returned from
a short visit in Cozad .-with relatives,
Miss Mary Winn, of Kearney, is
visiting ,her grandmother Mrs. Manlon
Mrs. Julia Todd left Tuesday even-
ng for Hershey to spend a week with
friends.
' Wm. Daniels and family left this
week for their homestead in Arthur
county.
Mrs. Guy Coates went to Sutherland
Wedensday morning to visit relatives
for a week.
Mrs. Guy Cover and daughter left
Wednesday, morning for Omaha to
spend a week.
$4,000 trust funds to loan on real
estate; 8 per cent, no commissions.
J. E. EVANS.
Burma Bonham returned Wednesday
morning from Sutherland whero ho
visited relatives.
Miss Gertrude Hcrrod, of Columbus,
is visiting her aunt Mrs. John Herrod
and local friends.
You can still buy a stylish spring
suit from $4.98 to $10.98 at Wilcox
Department Store.
Miss Ellen McCarthy who has beou
visiting relatives in Spaulding will
return tomorrow.
Marks Itond to Arnold.
Secretary Fisher, of tho Chamber of
Commerce, drovo to Arnold Tuosdny
and marked tho road from this city
to that plaqo. This Is known as the
Columbus. .Broken BownndNorth,llat,to
route, and Is seventy miles shorter
thnn the Lincoln Highway between
Columbus and North Platte. In wot
weather it will bo a good routo. Tho
colors aro black, white and black, and
all poles between North Platto and
Arnold are so marked, and tho colors
shown at all turns. North Platto signs, Tno board of directors of tho Union
telling tho distance to North Platto paciflc met In New York Wednesday
woro placed at intervals of ten miles nnu- elected E. C. Calvin vlco-prosl-
and points where roads cross. font of tho Oregon Short Lino, pros!
::o:: dent of tho Union Pacific to succeed
Acw jinrkot opens A. L .Mohler.
urouuecK- k son openeu meir mar- Tn onnnXt,nr, nf , nnnnlnfmnnt tho
itei in ineir new uuuuing wcunesuny 0mann Beo saj:
morning nnu many aro mo compn- CnWin wln H,ICC00,i Mr. Moh-
ments pam mo proprietors upon mo lor tak,ng oft,co on July lf Ho wlU(
uuracuveness oi uio mantei. M Mohler has had. have full
For Rent Eight room house, mod- nlshed with a flvo ton dark oak "d authority of president, and will not
em except hcat Inquire of Geo. A. enamei ice. uox, new rcirigeraung b(J moroly vico-presldont nnd general
Austin, 417 east Fifth street. 40-2 counters, new uiocks, nnu mspiny nmnaccr na hna bcen 8UgKCstcd. Ho
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uiuies, lerrazu uoor, nnu Harmonizing ,g t ,mvQ ft fre() lmna Jn tho mat.
were visiting their children here, left ter f ftlUnE VnCandC3 n of
Wednesday morning for Fremont. "Stf0 IT bo the appointment of a general
e manager to succeed Mr. ware, wnoso
uoou seconu nanu xiuicit cur 10 ing. iaru irenuoring nnu oilier wit ..,,.....,. , to tako cfc(,t nt tho
uuuu lor cuiui,-. uiquiru ui nuiu umi imgui vruuiu iiu uuur win uc uou?
Woodgate, North Platto. 37-5 at the slaughter house
The club Nevlta will bo entertained
Wednesday afternoon at tho expert- Budget Fund Increased
mental station by Mrs. John Stack- The budget fund of tho Chamber of cmuiges m the official personnel at
house. Commerce was incrcaseu uy ?oju.uu hinn.lnimrtors are contemplated for tho
Mrs. John Cornett and daughter Monday, .when oignt men ners s aneu nt
I ... nl lr.(t C.nrla Allf In 11 VO II H11 I . . . r, . . . i i i1.
will lnnvn n tho nonr fntnvn fnr uut lu uwl TllO elCCUOll 01 Air. jniVUl lO UlU
vnntc tn onnn,i i secured tho above amount. This swells ff, f nrcal(lent of tho road will
weeks. 1 imu1""" u" uring nim dock 10 mo uiurimt; iiujut
over ?l,ouu less man mo uireciora m hls raIiroad career, ho having boon
Miss Gertrude Rebhausen, who had te0l they, need to accomplish the work frilIn ,,rnlt(nmn Iinii conductor run-
been teaching in tho Immaculate Con- 0utliiied for tho current year. There! n,M out of 0malm not so many years
cuiniua ucuuuiuy in, iiuBwiBo, nuo it- aro men In Norm 1'iatto wuo ns
turned home. . Vet have eiven nothing to tho fund
who can well afford to give two dol
lars each toward boosting North
Platte. Will they do it?
Fire, Lightning, Tornado and Hail Insurance written in the best Insurance
Companies at lowest possible rates.
All losses promptly and equitably settled. Our insurance department has
bcen doing business for 45 years with never a dissatisfied customer.
REAL ESTATE
Investors and homeseekcrs can always find choice bargains in City Property
and Farm Lands at our office.
At this time we have a number of special bargains in dwellings, the property
of non-residents, that must be sold. Small payment down and the balance in
monthly installments. We are offering these properties at a fraction of their
real value.
BUCHANAN & PATTERSON,
B. & L. BUILDING. NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
pleasure of tho president. This tmovo
will perhaps bo delayed for some tlmo,
until Mr. Calvin gets settled in office.
it is also stated that no further
ago.
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Mrs. Charles Winegar and children
of Lebanon, Kan., are expected short
ly to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs
Victor VonGoetz
Early Morning Wedding.
At St Patrick's church early Wed
nosday morning tho marriage of Miss
Pinrnnoo Donoitan and John E
Schram was solemnzed by tho Rov
Patrick McDald, who also read the
nuptial mass.Tho brido woro n stylish
and becoming suit of midnight blue
with white trimmings and largo black
Concerts llcirln Next Week. picture uai. iter iiuuu ul uu..ui a
Tl,n nnnn rilr rwnnnrta l,v fl.n North her COUSill MlSS Marguerite Rcudy
1 I . l.llln. null- nlin-
Platte Municipal Band will start Frl- wno aiso woro u uu.v ...uo -day
evening of next week. This ini- entci in white and a wh to hat. The
Tf vnn wnnt a nlno Invnl onnt front . .ii . m i. t crOOIll WttB nttentUDU OP U1S Uroinur
lot for vour future homo seo tho lots i,r..n nrir
in Block 187. between 1st and A L 'rntA n't Htv n.ark. nnrt of tho Tho honeymoon will bo spent with
Miss Alice Otten wll leave in tho
near future for Nampa, Ida., to make
a visit of several weeks
Inother and sister.
with her. from tho
Music.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Hart and daugh
ter, of Paxton, who were guests of
Mrs. Hart's mother, Mrs, Lena Sails
bury havo returned home.
miS SENA KELLY
Teacher of Plnno Playing.
Certificate and recommendations
Omaha Conservatory of
40-2
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' lf The Permanent Hog
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No Otlier Buildincf on the Farm,
lOliSC Pays For Itself So Quickly
A Government expert snys that "Good hog men
average about seven pigs raised to the litter. Many
do better. But the general average raised on the farm
docs not exceed four pigs to the litter."
This big difference is largely in the housing. The
auestion is not so much a matter of cost as the proper
design of a hog house. Many hog houses cost enough
to be good, but are entirely unfit because the sun
cannot shine into the pens. Sunshine and ventila-
On the other hand, inexpensive houses often
:Ak gh-c better results than more costly ones
;' lipentiqp nf the better desifrn.
'm. The desirn is what counts. Here's
Where we can help you.
attended
As soon as a band stand Edward Schram
streets and Ash and Maple. All sold COncorts will bo hold thero, and it Is rolntlvos in the eastern part of tho
but four lots. BUTLER BUCHANAN, nmhni.tn ti.nt ,lrtn.r ti,n nnnon tho state and cities of South Dakota and
nnat mi.l f tlm nllv WH1 ho flvnn n after JUly ISC UlOy Will OU ui. numo
concert or two. 10lr rrlonuB nl lU0,r rancn HOUUl u
. . town whoro the groom nns preparcu
Tho weather Tuesday afternoon was a cozy and comfortable home,
tho most -disagreeable wo havo had The brldo is tho uaugiier oi mt. uhu
this spring,, tho wind blowing an un- Mrs. Joseph II. Donegan, a talented
ceasing gale from noon until late in musician and efficient stenographer,
tho ovenlng. Autolsts who spent tho Sho recently resigned from tho Glbbs
day at tho national comctory ar- law office whoro sho had been em-
rlved homo dust-covored, " hogrimmed ployed for sovoral months. Sho has
faces and eves filled with sand. The many frlonds In social and business
clouds of dust at times obscured the circles,
road. Tho groom camo horo several yenrs
;.,o:: ago with his parents from Columbus
and has becomo one of tho best known
nnd well liked young farmers, a clean
cut, industriou young man who easily
makes and holds frlonds. Bost wlshos
aro oxtendod those worthy young
people,
In
F. .1. DIEXEU & CO.
Itcnl Estate nnd Insurance
Come and see us for town lota
dlfforcnt parts of tho city. Good In
vestments on easy torms. Houses for
salo and rent. Wo havo also good bar
gains in farms and ranches. ,
Cor. Front and Dawey Sta.. upstairs.
If
W. W. BIRGE CO.
Telephone Your
Grocery orders to 32
They will given prompt ond
careful attention.
Lierk-Sandall Co.
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Plants for Sale.
Flno cabbago and Tomato plantR at
40 "conta por hundred, Sweot' Potato
plants 25 conts per hundred, Post
paid. PLANT STORE,
Kearney, Neb
Miss Maud Warrington has returned
from n visit with frlonds in Loxlng
ton.
If vour foot hurt try a pair of
Onnnn Oimlitv Shoes or Oxfords at
Wilcox Dopartment Store.
Robert Gantt, of tho stato unlvor
slty, roturncd homo Wednesday evon
ing to spend his vacation.
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For Your Next Order of
Feed, tlour, cabbage, potatoos, np
pies, sand hill seed potatoes of all
kinds seo J. Mogonson at tho North
The Building of tho Panama Canal
Was A Great Achievement
It requires determinntion, energy, push and
lumber to build anything even a
House, Barn, Shed or Fence
Whatever you determine to build
SEE US FOR THE MATERIAL
Coates Lumber & Coal Co.
North Platte, Nebr.
THE NURSE BROWN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
1008 West Fourth Street. " Plione 110
Ethical, Moral, Efficient.
An institution for tho trontmont of Medical, Surgical nnd Contlnoraont
Cases. NHS. MAJtUAltET HALL, SupU
I)R. J. S. TWLVfJT, rhyslclnii nnd Surgeon.
Its Own Price
ogul 8-1 6 Selves
In Fuel Bill Redaction
THAT'S true. A Mogul 8-16 kerosene tractor
saves its own price in fuel bill saving, as com
pared with a gasoline tractor.
Until April 1st the price remains at $675 caah
f. o. b. Chicago. Fortunate early purchases of ma
terial still allow you this low figure. After April 1st
the price will be $725, same terms.
At cither price the Mogul 8-16 is by far the most eco
nomical tractor because it operates on cheap, common kero
sene or coal oil. Gasoline to run the gasoline tractor costs
over 100 per cent more than the kerosene a Mogul 8-16
will use. Which is best for you?
You know what gasoline costs you, and you know what
you pay for kerosene. Figure it out yourself, or see yolir
dealer. This is a saving you can't afford to miss.
International Harvester Company of America
(IscerporUd)
Mogul keroieno tractor or old by
DERRYBERRY & FORBES,
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
Sldo barn or phono 20.