The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, September 29, 1916, Image 4
"Eyestrain Disturbances of Human Machine" (From the Itovlew of Itovlowg.) "High authority asserts that probably one-fourth of all the educated people In America suffer from various kinds of disturbances more or less due to eyestrain." Strange though It may seem, eyestrain Is capable of disturbing our whole organism, because of the rellex relation between eyes and the vital parts of the human machine. Constant exhaustion and strain of these vital centers will frequent ly cause disturbances of the most extensive character. This follows because the strain of civilization rests heavier up on the eyes than upon any other organ. School life Is re sponsible for deformities of the eye, and approximately, one-third of all the children In the upper grades of the ele mentary schools have eyes that rather seriously need correction." S. CLINTON, REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST. THE SIGN WITH THE IJIG JUNG. DR; 0. II. CRESSLER, Gradnalc Dentist Office over tho McDonald Stat Dunk. CITY AND COUNTY NEWS. IJryon Illgglns will lcavo this week for tho state university. Attornoy J. S. Hoagland -wont to York on ImslnoBg Wcdticmlay. Miss Vaunlta Hayes and mother vis ited In Grand Island this 'week. For Ilont House at 804 West Socond stroot. Inqulro of J, II. Fonda. 74-tf Mrs. Frank Hatch has returned from a visit vltli' relatives In Missouri. J. Peters, druggist of Paxton, trans acted business horo the first of this week. Engineer Whltohoad returned Tues day evening from a business visit In Omaha. Mrs. Flo Hlnman camo from Denver "Wednesday ovonlng to visit local friends. Miss Addlo Hackot, of Paxton, s'pont mo roro part or tins week hero with friends. Fred Fryo left a few days for an extended visit In westorn points of mtorcst. Horcoa TjOlncnr. nf fllhhnn. wna iUn Kuont of William Adntr tho first of una wcoic, Mies Minnie (Word has returned to Lor homo In Clarks aftor a visit at tho Sousor . home. For Ront Aftor January 1st, tho tloublo storo room of Ottpnstoln'a. A son was born tho first of this weok to Mr, ft,nd,,Mrs. It. V. MeMastors, who Hvo south taf town. 31 0. Knowloa left TuoHday pvonlng for Hnrvard t'o conduct an evangelistic mooting for a weok. MIbs Hazol Preston has accented a pooltlon in tho nltoratlon dopactmont or.ttno wucox storo. Good work li'orso for snlo or trado. For ecm, colts, grain or hay, call at tho York Food Storo. 74-2 Mrs. Loui Sponcor was called to Lex ington tho early part of this weok by tho death tof a rolatlvo. Mrs. W. II. McDonald will lcavo shortly for Srtn Dlogo, to spond sov cral months with her sister. W. C. Wllmot of Omaha, gonoral Btoro koopor or tho Union Pacific spont Wedendday horo on business. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Doran, of Bur woll, who visited Mrs. Dan Itoborts this 'wook havo returned homo. MrB. John Gorham returned tb Grand Island this wook aftor a visit with hor daughter Mrs. W. A. Duchfinck. Herbert Koofo, who visited his brother J. T. Kcefe, haa gone to Cali fornia to remain savcjral months. Plenty of Good Winter Apples at Glenburnlo Fruit farm. David Hunter, Sutherland, Neb. 74-3 Miss IIazoJvYoung, of Hastings, camo Tuesday evening to mako an ertonded visit with her slstor Mrs. Carl Simon. Mr. nnd Mrs. I. J. Henderson, of Grand Island aro visiting with their daughter Mrs. A. H. Turpln this week. Mrs. C, M. Nowton is among fhoso who will gto to Omaha lioxt wook to at tend tho Ak-sar-bon and.-vlslt friends. Mrs. Max McGrow and Mrs. S. A. Donaldson entortalncd tho Royal Neighbors Social club Tuesday after noon. Jerry Bowon visited his daughter Miss Mario Bowcn this wook whllo en routo from Omuha to his homo in Arthur, Mrs, Mlka McFaddon and children. of Paxton, roturncd homo aftor n visit with hor paronts Mr. and Mrs. John Horrod. , Splendid. C-yr. old chestnut Barrel maro with foal', for salo. Weight about 1,000 lbs., very gentle. Win. E. Shuman. Will Craiglo returned to his homo In Chadron, Nob., Wednesday night auor a visit wuu roiativos and rrlends In town. For Farm Loans' see or write Gono Crook, room 3, Valtomath building, North Platte. 41tf Miss Minnio Solman, superintendent of tho North Platto General hospital who haB bdon ill for aovoral weeks Is Improving. Manager, Garman has mndo arrange InntttR tn hkvn 'Hin "Tltrfli nt n Nnf Inn'' shown nt tho Keith tho lattor part of noxt monin. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ambfoso and two chil dron loft Tuesday ovonlng for Topoka, Kan., after a visit of flvo wooks with rolntlvos horo. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Turpin of Curtis, wuo wore visiting tnoir son a. il. Tur pln and wlfo loft Wednesday morning tor ureoii mvor. Mlsa Irbno Hubbard who lind hnnn visiting relatives in San Antonio, mox., ror several weeks roturnod homo Wodnosdny ovonlng. Mrs. Georgo Walters of Canton, Mo., who spont tho summor with hor son Chas. Waltors and family roturncd uomo Tuesday ovonlng, Oood hard coal Btovo for salo cheap. Call nt 021 Easlt Third Stroot or phono ltod 382. 73-2 MIbs Gertrude Horrod, of Columbus, wh visited with Miss Lorotta Murphy, this wook, has gouo to Paxton and Sidney to visit frlonds. W. Chrlstio AdnmB visited' his mother tho first tof this wook nnd loft Tuoauny evening for Choyonno whore ho haa charge of itho Darkalow Nowa Stand in tho Choyonno depot. One Naturally Feels Chagrined to see his neighbors making improvements, which are just as badly needed on his own "premises. The thing to do is to follow suit. You'll icel better and your property will be benefitted. Keep pace with the improvement of the day and sec us for LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Coates Lumber & Coal Co. North Platte, Nebr. CITY AND COUNTY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. M. L. McCullomgh, of Elsie, are attending tho fair this week. Co. Supt Gantt began her annual visits of tho rural county schools this weok. Miss Helen Baker has accepted a po sition selling tickets at tho Keith movlo show. Dr. Morrill, Dentist O. W. Brandt, of Choyonno is spend ing a few days horo on Union PacJlflc business. J. J. Kennedy went to Grand Island and other eastern points Wcdnosday evening. ' Ray Murray, of Lincoln, spent yos torday In town visiting relatives nnd transacting buslnoas. W. M. Baskln came over from Stnp loton yostorday to visit frlonds', and s"o tho horso moos. Mr. and Mrs. Italph Haydon of Wal laco are visiting with local frlonds and nttondlng tho fair. Tho record kooper for tho Lady Mac cabeos will bo at tho Newton store Saturday afternoon. John Hess, of St. Louis, who visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlos Edwards this week, has returned home. Mrs. Charles Tlgho returned last ev ening from Chicago whore she spent ten days visiting hor father. Mrs. Edward Walker, who has been sorlously ill with typhoid fovor for sev eral weeks, Is slightly Improved. Mrs J. H. McKalo will lcavo this wook for eastorn points to visit rela tives for a fortnight or longer. Mrs. Harry Guthorless will bo hos tess to tho mombors of tho J. F. F. club on Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 3d. Mrs. J. C. Wilson, of Paxton, camo down yesterday morning to visit her son Earl Wilson, and family this week. Mrs. E. N. McNamar, of Paxton, camo down yesterday morning to visit Mrs. W. P. Alden and othor frlonds. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beaumont of New Haven, Conn., and MrB. Georgo Itoborts of Mawoll,, wero guests tof Mrs. Charles Stamp for soveral days. MIbs Elizabeth Jefferson loft Wed nesday afternoon for Julesburg aftor visiting horo this week whllo enrouto homo from tho eastorn part of this Btato. Miss Ruth Carroll, who has been employed at Cambridge for several weeks, came a fow days ago to spend a week with her mother Mrs. G. H. Boyle. Julius PIzor loft at noon Wcdnosday for tho eastorn part of this stato to spond a wook or longer. Boforo re turning ho will visit his son Harry Who is a student nt tho stato university, Tho proposition to lssuo $50,000 bonds for n storm sower In Kenrnoy was defeated at a special election held Tuesday. Loss than GOO votes woro cast on tho proposition. Joseph Doncgan who has been engl noor on tho Steamship California for sovoral years 1b oxpectod horojshortly to visit his .parents whom ho has not seen in oiovon yours Mrs. Graham Dudor or Chicago,: who visited with Mrs. Fred Elliott and Mrs. Jambs' Snydor for a week left Wednes day morning. Mrs. Dudor was formorly Miss Nolllo Borkinshaw of this city. Rags, for a short tlmo $1.00 por 100. Must bo sacked. Paying a good prlco for nil kinds of metals , and rubbor. Bonos $10 por ton, but must bo dry. NORTH PLATTE JUNK HOUSE. Virginia Pearson In ."Tho Vital Question," will bo tho foaturo nt tho Cystal tonight. This Btory of love and husluosa is mado lntonsoly inter esting by tho lino acting of Miss Pear son. 10 and 15 cents. Mm F1 IV nlhtia wlin liml linnn vlnW lng her daughter Mrs. W. J. Stuart,' lift today for St. Louis to visit a daughtor whllo enrouto to Chicago whoro alio makoa Jior homo. Mrs. Stuart accompanied hor as far as Omaha. Major Geo. T. Patterson, Bon of T. C. Patterson of this city, who has boon stationed in tho Philltplnes for two years, will arrlvo at San Francisco Octobor 12 arid proceed to SnnDlego to nsBiimo command nt Ft, Rosocrans. W. J. Hendy has boon spending this .week In tho northorn nnd westorn parts of tho stato placing sub-ngcncles for tho Studebaker cars. SInco taking tho agoncy for tho Studobakor the Hondy-Oglor Co. Iibb dlsposod of n number of fours and sixes. I luiTO buyers for thrco small farms. Wmt Imyo you for salo! 71tf O. II. THOELECKE. Tho lltornturo department of tho Twontioth Contury club met Tuosday afternoon with Mrs. T. G. Thompson. Tho roll call was answored by vaca tion remlnisconCoa and Uio greater part of tho afternoon was dovotod to music and Boclal conversation. Flvo now mombors woro taken into tho department. Efflcency export J. Johnson, of Lin coln, is expected hero Oct. 2d to In spect conditions at tho Btato farm. F. S. Bible of Paxton, arrived horo a few days ago and is putting in a largo wen at tho experimental farm. Ralph Allison roturncd from Illinois Wednesday and is spending this weok in town while enrouto to Fallon, Nov. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Dickinson, of Maxwell aro among the out of town peoplo who aro horo attending th fair. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Crossgrove, of Farnam, came yostorday to spond this week visiting frlonds and attending the fair, Robert Mason, of Aurora, 111., for uiorly of this city, came a fof days ago to visit his paronts Mr. anu Mrs, A. M. Mason. Mrs. O. H. Handley and baby, of Om aha who havo boon visiting hor par ents Mr. and Mrs. Victor VonGoetz, will loavo Sunday. Carload of Dodges In today. All Bold but another carload coming soon. Get yours ordored today. J. V . ItOMIGH, Dodgo Dealer. Mrs. II. A. Lawhead has roturncd from Kearney where she was called by tho serious Illness of hor father, who died a weqk ago. Sam J. Mussor and Minnio T. Bas sett, of Elvn, Nebr., wero married at tho court houao Wedonsday afternoon by County Judge French. Mrs. Elgin Klinck and son of Grant, who visited with Mrs. George Brown this weok havo gono to Elm Crcok, Grand Island and Omaha to visit. Tho domestic sclenco department of tho Twentieth Contury club will moot Monday afternoon with Miss Ireno Stuart, W0 West A street. R. A. Millor came down from Hcr shey yesterday morning to visit W. P. Snyderxand officiate as ono of tho jud ges of livo stock at tho county fair. Mrs. Horaco Barraclough, and chil dren of Loa Angeles, who havo Bpent soveral weeks with Mr. and Mrs, Alphonso PIcard will leave Sunday. Mrs. Horman Stacy, of Ironwood, Wis., nee Miss Stacla Grace of this city, came Wednesday evening to visit her sister Mrs. W. L. Richards for a week. Tho latest In Cinderella stories, "Hoodoo Ann," featuring Mao Marsh, will bo at tho Koith Monday, and in addition will bo tho comedy with a story "By Stork Delivery." Dean Burnett and 30ven members of the board of regents of tho stato uni versity aro expected hero Monday, Oct, 9th, to transact business at tho ex perimental station. Mrs. Herbert Votaw, of Denver, for morly MIbs Christino Erricsson of this city, who has been visiting her sister Mrs, John Burko for soveral weeks, will return homo today. Among tho out of town visitors yes terday wero S. W. Sellers, of WklMeot, James W. Martin of Sutherland, Bert Light and John Snyder of Wallace and T. C .Chrlstlanson of Maxwell. -::o::- For Salo or Trade. , .Two four room houses on west 10th street. Will consider a good automo bllo as parlt payment and will also con sider a good heavy team of dr aft horses in oxchango on either property. En quire of J. C. ABkwIg. 73tf Mrs. J. H. Klrkpatrick, of Kearney, formorly of this city, arrived hero Wed nesday ovonlng to visit hor brother Harry Boylo and family and attend tho county fair. William James, of Sutherland, was arrested yesterday for assault and bat tery upon Mrs. Llllio M. Briggs, of Stapleton. Tho case will bg tried In tho county court ltfti fow days. Closing Out Sale On account of our small amount of room, wo are closing out our entire stock of Grocer ies and Canned Goods AT COST. You will appreciate this sale by coming in and pricing the goods. Show Cases and Fixtures all go in. FRUIT SEASON IS HERE. Tint .Tars 35 cents per dozen. Quart Jars 45 conts por dozon S-Quart Jars 55 conts per Doz Tlieso nt above prlco whilo they Inst. ECHELBERY. 600 LOCUST. I OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH I 1 The First National Bank -of- JSORTH JPLA.TTE, NlSnRA.SICx. Member Federal Reserve Bank System. CAPITAI, AATJO SURPI.US t One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars. STABILITY, EFFICIENCY AND SERVICE HAVE SEEN TIIE FACTORS IN THE GROWTH OP THIS BANK, AND THE SAME CAREFUL ATTENTION IS GIVEN TO SMALL ACCOUNTS AS IS GITEN TO LARGE BALANCES. j INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS. Show Her You Mean Business Take it from us, young man, few girls of the right sort havo tho heart to turn down a man who is thoughtful enough to give her in the beginning lier heart's desire a home of her own. It's the one thing that every woman wants for there her dreams of past years become realities. Build a Home Now and start life in the right way full of happiness and con tentment. We have several books of tho latest designed houses and bungalows. Come in and select tho one you like best and let us figure the cost forou complete,? foun dation and all. We have everything in building material you'll need. Come in any day and we'll show you a plan she'll like. W. W. BIRGE CO. PHONE 9. Mutual Building & Loan Assn. OF NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. ASSETS $840,000.00 To Prospective Building & Loan Borrowers; Non-resident Building & Loan Companies are adver tising the fact that they have reduced the monthly payments of borrowers to $1.10 per month on each '$100.00 borrowed, making the monthly payment the same the Mutual Build ing & Loan Association of North Platte. They fail to state ' that of the $1.10 paid to the non-resident company, there is only thirty-five cents credited as a principal payment, the balance seventy-five cents being taken for interest. Of the $1.10 monthly payment to this association on each $100.00 borrowed sixty cents is for interest and fifty cents is credited as a principal payment. This difference in the amount credited the borrower will result in the borrower in the non-resident company be ing compelled to pay not less than $25.00 more on each $100.00 borrowed in order to discharge the debt than they would if they were doing the business with this Association. Mutual Building & Loan Association OF NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. r An Eye Catcher Tonight and every other night you can call attention from far and near to your business with an electric sign. Up and down the street as far as you can see, it will flash your message. EDISON MAZDA LAMPS Tho 5 and 10 watt EDISON MAZDA Sign Lamps give from 40 to 65 per cent more light than the old stylo carbon lamps and cost only one-half as much to operate. Our sign expert will gladly tell you more about -this new economy, and explain how you can get the best results from electric signr for .your business. Edit North Platte Light & Power Co.