Eye Glass Frames
The fitting of frames is as important as the fitting of
lenses, for the lenses cannot give ease and comfort if the
frames or mountings arc improperly adjusted. In many
cases glasses do not gfvc relief because of frame being too
narrow or too wide, too high or too low; and if your glasses
should get bent so that one lens is higher than the other they
will give you trouble. Optometrists are proficient
mechanics and arc fully equipped and informed in making
such measurements as are required in fitting frames.
Optometrists are the only ones required by law to qualify
in this branch of eye treatment.
C. S. CLINTON,
REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST.
THE SIGN WITH THE MG MNG.
ACCEPT CHALLENGE ISSUED
111 THE MJNGALOW HUNCH
DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Ofilco oyer tho McDonald
SUU Dunk.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Dr. Morrill, Dontist.
Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Moroy returned
tho early parjt of tho week from n
-visit in Hastings.
For Itont llouso at 804 Wost Second j
street Inqulro of J. H. Fonda. 74-tf
C. II. Walters returned yesterday
from Omaha whore ho transacted bus
iness for several days.
Mrs. James Dorram, Mrs. Emma
Pulvcr and Mrs. Fred Elliott woro
visitors In Kearney yestorday.
Ms J. T. Stuart and. daughter
'ireno loft yestorday morning for a
visit wilth friends In Storllng,
Soft "Water Shampoos, Electric Scalp
treatments and Massage. COATES
BEAUTY PARLOR, GOG ft Dowoy,
phono Red GGG. 7Gt4
Tho domostlo sclenco department of
Xho Twentieth Century club will meet
Monday afternoon at tho homo of Mrs.
Mary Elder.
If you havo dollar oyos, uso dollar
glasses but cheap RlaBses tako your
monoy and often your eyesight, Harry
Dixon, Joweler & Optometrist.
C. 0. Hupfor wont to Gothenburg
yestorday to officiate W ohof at (the
barbecuo to bo given In connection
with tho colt Bhow wlhclwls bolng hold
today,
Lot Landgrat & Hoga do your paint
Ins. paper hanging and decorating
Phono Black 092 or Black G70. !23tf
Mrs, L. E. Stuart and baby, of Grand
Island, who had been visiting at tho
McDormott homo for two weeks, loft
yesterday afternoon.
MrB. John Wolnborgor left las.t
night for Omaha to visit her daugh
ter Mrs. Will Allen who recenltly sub
mitted to an operation.
Big Winter Underwear salo of all
Borts and kinds for men, women and
children at Tho Leador Mercantile
Co's.
Wo havo sold more Coats, Suits
and DrcsBCs already this season than
any previous soason at this time.
Womjer why? Because wo' havo tho
goods nt tho right prices. BLOCK'S.
Mrs. J. F. Schmalzrled returned last
week from Falrflold, Nob., whore sho
went as a delegate to tho Royal
Neighbors' convention. Tho next con
vention will bo hold at Trumbull, Neb.
A. II. Bcnnotit, an old-tlmo ranch
man living north of Ogalalla, trans
acted business in town yestorday and
visited his brothor-in-law Frank La'w
renco and family.
Mrs. Sam Harris and Miss Virglo
Harris, of Lexington, mother and sis-
tor of Mrs. D. W. Arnold, loft yestor
day afternoon after spending a wook
hero.
W. A. Strauss, who was 111 at tho
homo of his parents in Lexington, has
returned horo and resumed work with
:iio local toldphjono company. Mr.
Strauss Buffered from blood poison
ing resulting from a spider blto on his
right arm.
Mark Twain's mastorploco, "The
Prince and tho Paupor," with Mar
guorlto Clark, will bo presented for
your approval at tho Keith tomorrow
night. This is ono of Twain's most do-
llghtful and thoroughly enjoyable
works and whon tho scroon version Is
handled by tho Paramount wilth Miss
Clark in tho loading rolo, It cannot
holp but bo gotfd entertainment
The ink on .Tuesday's Tribune was
scarcely dry beforo tho challenge to
a billiard contest Issued by tho Bun
galow bunch was accepted by momber8
of tho Elks. This was to be expected,
for no doll Is passed by tho fellows
who consldor themselves top-notchers
at shooting tho Ivory balls. Tho par
ticipants' in the contest, and those
who will play each other, linos up
this way, the Bungalow bunch bo
lng named first:
Rush against Tloalcy, Baker against
Carson, Sturgos against Plumor, Red
mond against Austin, Larson against
Hosford and Fristo against Lawson.
Stow'arcl Smith will officiate bb rof
oreo. Tho games will bogln OcKober ,25th
and total billiards count.
Tho losors will pay for a game sup
per to bo sorved at the Vionna Cafe.
Rooters must declare in favor of a
certain team, and thoso who lose must
assist in paying their share of the
expense of Itho suppor, wbllo those
who back the winning team will be
non paying guests.
This contest Is certain to arouse
moro enthusiasm than any billiard
event that has been hold this year.
It is probable thrift from twenty-fivo
to thirty rooters will back each team.
Kill The Chill
See our window" for some
thing attractive in a gas room
heater.
You need it before you start
the furnace or base burner.
North Platte light & Power Co.
This Is Bradley Week
October 14 to 21
TATE arc making a special showing of the well known
oher Hth issue of the "Saturday Evening Post," and are offering during this event the choicest
array of the season's novelties and staples. You will find a most delightful assortment of the
very highest grade garments for rnen, women and children as well as plain every-day sweater.
The Bradley label on these coats is a guarantee of their excellent value, dependable style and
good service. ' - ,
Visit onr store during Bradley Yfeck while this display is on and see our ' ,
windows. We have the beautiful Bradley Style booklets ready for distribu
tion, showing all of the newest styles in knitted coats for the whole family.
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Mmbtr Federal Reserve Bunk System.
OAPXTAZ, A.ND SURPLUSi '
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars.
1'IANOS AT A 1IA1IGAIN.
Tho Walker Music Co. will movo in
their new location soon In the Keith
thoatro block and for a few days will
make the greatest reduction salo ot
PIANOS ever offered in North Platte
Piano buyers take advantage of tho
following low prices.
$275 pianos go at this salo at $215.
$300 pianos go at this salo at $235.
$225 pianos go at this salo at $185.
$350 pianos go at this sale at $285.
$375 pianos go at ilhs salo at $315.
$450 player pianos go at this sale at
$390.
One good used piano at $110.
Good organs almost now at $23 to
$30.
A souvenir for each lady who calls.
Terms to suit. Plreson)t location at
Clinton's Jewelry Store.
WALKER MUSIO HQ.
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Lutheran Announcements.
9:45 a. m. Sunday school service.
11 o'clock Morning Worship, The
Holy Communion.
4 p. m. Young People's Mlss'y.
0:45 Luther Leaguo Service.
7:30 Evening Worship. Sormon sub
ject, "What Think Yo of Christ?"
Spoclal, Communion sorvlco. Good
mUslc at berth tho regular services. An
especially largo attendance Is hoped
for on this important occasion.
Tho chest will bq sot out again to
receive tho monthly offering to tho
church building fund.
Tho annual Brojihorhood Banquet
will bo hold at on tho evening of
Nov. 27th at 7 o'clock in tho Episco
pal basement. Rev. II. L. 'Ynrgor, D,
D of Chicago, will bo Uio speaker.
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Judgo Cornish.
Judge Albort J. Cornish, of Lincoln,
is ono of tlio candidates for associate
Judgo of tho supremo court of Nebras
ka. There aro three assoclato judges
Uo bo elected at tho Novcmbor olec
tion.
Judgo Cornish's friends boliovo that
ho Is particularly well fitted for tho
high bench. Ho has been a district
Judgo of Lincoln for twenty-ono years
and has an extraordinary record for
decisions approved by tho supremo
court. Ho is. in tlio prlmo of a mu'turo
manhood and In Ills homo county has
Uio roputatlon of holng an upright
Judgo.
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Notice
My office nt itho present tlmo where
I conduct leans and investmontts is on
tho socond lloor of Tho Loador Mer
cantile Co. JULIUS PIZER,
Sunset Social.
Tho second annual .Sunset Social
will bo hold in tho parlors of the
Proabyterian church October 2Cth
This is a social given in honor of
thoso who havo attained tho ago of
sovonlty years. Last year tho social
was held at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs.
M. J. Forbos and slnco (then Major
L. Walkor, Mrs. Sarah Buchanan and
Alonzo McMlchaol, who woro among
tho guests at that tlmo, havo passed
awny. Tho Prosbytorlan Ladlos Aid
havo this Bocial in charge, and aro
planning to havo tho ovont provo a
pleasant occasion for thoso who in
tend.
Heavier Guide Tests Needed.
Evldontly tho bases erected for tho
guide posts In tlio contor of tho street
Intersections will need bo made larger.
Thoso guide posts have a cylindrical
base about 18 Inches In diameter sur
mounted by a five-foot iron post on
tho top of which Is an electric light.
At tho cornor- of Fourth and Locust
tho form was taken off tho baso Tues
day and the same day an autolst back
ed into it and tore a hole in his gas
tank. Wednesday two hours after tho
post had been placed on the bass an
othor autolst backed against (the post,
bonding tho stay rods at tho base,
chipping tho cement and Inclining the
post at an anglo of forty-live degrees.
uYgrees. v,..
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Curt Jleycrs Injured.
Curt Meyers of this olty, a brake-
man on tho Third district, was seri
ously injured at Chappell Wednes
day and Is now at tho City Hospital
recolving tho necessary attention. Mey
ers was on tho look out for a hot box,
and was leaning out from a car when
struck by a switch target. Ho was
badly bruised on itho body though for
tunately no bones woro broken. Ho
was brought to this city on an in
coming 'passenger train and taken to
tho hospital, whero ho Is likely to bo
confined for several weeks.
STABILITY, EFFICIENCY AND SERVICE
HAVE BGKN THE FACTORS IN THK GXOrYlfM OF THIS
BANK, AND THK BAMS CAREFUL ATTENTION IS QIYKN TO
SHALL ACCOUNTS AS IS GIYEN TO LAHOK BALANCES.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Sonles Out on Bond.
Warron Soulcs, charged with rapo,
and who was placed under $2,500
bonds for his appearanco at tho pre
llmlnary hoarlng in tho county court
Octobor 23d, has furnished, sureties
and glvon his liberty. Tho signers
to tho bond woro Frank Glnapp and
Wm. Korns.
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FOR XOUlt AUTO SERVICE
Call 125 'for taxi day or night.
Also five or sovon passenger car for
funoral sorvlco.
MOGENSEN-LOUDEN AUTO CO.
Chandler & Elcar Agouoy,
Cornor 8th and Locust Sts
COMEDY PATHOS TEARS LAUGHTER
KEITH THEATRE
Tuesday, October 1 7.
ROBERT SHERMAN Presonts
The Dramatic Sensation of the Season
THE GIRL WITHOUT
A CHANCE
A PLAY FOR THE
MOTHERS
A SOUL-STIRRING EPISODE
PRICES SOc, 75c, $1.00.
Local Roys In tho Foot llnll Squad
When the university foot ball team
goes to. Portland, Oro., a number of
socond team players will bo taken
along, and among (these will bo Mil
ledge Dullard, Noel Donegan and Will
Norrls, of this city. These boys aro
making good im tho gridlxpn and
stand a chance of making the first
team next year.
yIf tho band goes with tho team,
Harry Huffman, also of this city, will
make the trip as a member of tlntt
organization.
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Foot Hall Schedule
Following is tho schedule for tho
foot ball games to bo played by tho
high school team. At homo: October
13th with Curtis; Novoiribor 3d with
Kearney; November 17th with Alli
ance; November 30th "with York.
Away: Octobor 20th atCozad; Octobor
27th at Scotts Bluff; November 10th
at Loxlngton; November 24th at Lin
coln. ::o::
Rootlcgglug Growing.
It Is gonorally conceded that boot
legging is growing In volume and tho
dlsponsers aro growing bolder. This
condition Is now bong closely watch
ed and oveidonco gathered. Arrests, It
Is said, aro pretty certain ko bo mado
in tho near future. In tho -ovont of
conviction a protracted Jail sontonco
will bo much hotter than a fine.
Luncheon to Sonntor Hitchcock.
Local democrats havo arrnged to
glvo a complimentary luncheon to
Sonator Hitchcock at tho Hotel Mc-
Cabo at ono o'clock today. Covers will
bo laid for sovonty-flvo or olghty.
Following tho luncheon Senator Hitch
cock will dollvor an address In front
of tho hotel.
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More "Soup" Kettles.
Contractor Stack Toturneil Wednes
day night from Donvor whero ho wont
to secure two moro boilers for molt
Ing tho asphalt filler used in paving.
With but ono bailor in uso wlntor
weaithor threatened to overtake that
part of tho paving work.
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Maxwells nro Popular.
Tho TroUtor Agoncy unloaded an-
pthor carload of Maxwell cars yester
day1, tho fourth carload received in ton
days, all of which wero awaited by
purchasers. Two moro carloads will
arrlvo within tho next two weeks.
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Mr. ond Mrs. James Dcchon will
loavo next wcok for Omaha to spend a
week ot longer.
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F. j. DIENEU CO.
Real Estate and Insurance
Come and see us tor town lots In
different parts ot the city. Good In
vestments on easy terms. Houses for
sale and rent Wo havo also good bar
gains In farms and ranchos.
Cor. Frost and Dewey Sts- upstair.
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 feel better and your property will be
benefitted. Keep pace with the improvement
of the day and see us for
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
Coatcs Lumber & Coal Co.
North Platte, Nebr.
Dr. N. McCabo has returned from
Omaha after visiting there for sev
eral days.
Miss Mae Winters, of Lowollen, for
merly of this city, camo a few days
ago to visit with her slstor, Mrs. Earl
Lambort.
It's tlmo now to lay In your winter
wants of Undorwear. Low priced to
all early buyers at Tho Loador Mor
cantllo Co's. .
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fleishman
have returned from Omaha whoro
thoy visited for ten days. Tho trip
was mado In Mr. Fleishman's Stude
baker runaboujt.
S. 3L SOUDKK
Jtopubllcnu Candlduto for
COUNTY TJtEASUKKK.
If you feel that my character and
my oxporlenco as assistant County
Troasuror puts mo In a position ti
admlnlstor tho offlco of County Treas
urer in a manner that will moot with
your aproval, your support will bo
greatly appreciated on November 7th,
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