Mls Lucille "Wilcox returned to the
statto university Sunday evening nftor
Bpondlng her vocation with the homo
folks.
Don't forget the dano to bo given
by the Yeomen drill team Thursday
ovening of this week In!od of Fri
day. Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Doatman are on
Joying a Visit from tho former's par
ent who arrived here from Streotor,
III., Sunday.
MlstiCM Allco Mathawrfon and Josop
hln0 McMlcbaol who visited in Woll
ftoet for a weok returned home Sun
DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Offlco over the McDonald
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CUT AND fiOUNTY NEWS.
Dr. Morrill, Dentist.
Attorney James Kcefe roferccd a foot
ball gnmo nt York Thursday.
Lost Maocflbeo Pin. Koturn to tlili
offlco ami receive reward. 93-8
Misses IIolon nnd Doris Solbort vis
ited in Grand Island last week.
Dr. Prock, Dentist, over Stono Drug
Store.
Dance Thursday ovoning nt Lloyd
opera liouso My Yoomon drill team.
Don't profcHH CJirlstlanH y, lint pruo
tlco II. WoodliiirKt'tt IiiNiirnnce Agency.
Miss Julia Hayos spent the week end
with the George White family in Suth
orland. Mrs. A. M. Selbort left lnftt wook for
Albion to visit relatives for a wook
or longor.
Oh how dry I am, let It ho KobniH
ha'H Stnto soiiff. Woodhurt's Insur
ance Agency.
Dewey Laws, of Cozad, camo Friday
to spend several days with his broth
er Morlp Laws.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston will
leave this week for Hot Springs to
apond itwo weeks.
Mrs. Charles Swedell, who hadJcon
visiting In lloldrcgo for a week, will
return tomorrow.
Miss Pearl Tagadcr returned Friday
from Gibbon, whoro.sho spent Thanks
giving with friends.
Viotor Halllgan, Mlllcdgo Dullnrd
and Harry Pizor roturnod to tho stato
university Sunday ovoning.
Mrs. Millard Hoslor loft Sunday
morning for Council Muffs and Lin
coln to spend a week. '
The Catholic ladles will hold a so
cial at tho homo of Mrs. J. K. Otton
stein Thursday afternoon,
Forget flio "Might luijo boons" and
act now and Insure with Woodhiirsl's
InHtiruiico Agency.
James Flynn and Cyril Cool return
ed Sundny from Lincoln whor0 thoy
attended tho foot ball game.
"Death Valloy Dodgo" films, this of.
tornoon and ovening, nt tho Crystal
theatre. A wonderful picture
Mr. and Mrs. Uqn Ellfott who wore
guests of tho formor's paronts for a
weok loft Siuiilay ovoning.
F. II. Qarlow, who has boon spend
ing ton days in town, will leav0 tomor
row for his. homo in Cody, Wyo. '
Mrs. Arguo and daughtor rotnirnotl
Sunday ovoning from Choyonno, whoro
thoy Bpont a ftvcuk with relatives.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas "Watts, of
Qrttnd Island, visited at tho Fremont
Watts homo tho latter part of last
wook.
Miss Florence Stoffriggan, of Goth
onburg, visited hor brother Edward
Stoffriggan. tho lattor tart of last
week. N
MrB. Hahri, of Lincoln, who spent a
wook with hor daugk'tor Mrs. David
Day roturnod homo Sunday ovoning.
Mr, nnd Mrs. Herman Schloutor who
woro Bpondlng tholr honeymoon in
Donvor, rdturned huro Saturday morn
H. a. Knowles has boon called tho
marrying parson, ho having officiated
nt fifty weddings sinco tho first of this
year.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Dolson and
dnughKor returned Sunday ovoning
from Omaha nftor visiting thero for a
week.
Mrs. Chatfou Carlyslo, who spont bov,
oral wooks horo visiting hor mothor,
Mrs. M. Post, loft Friday morning for
Casper,
Farm and Jlnnch loans nt lowest
day ovoning.
Mrs. J. CAslcwIg, who submitted
to an operation at the City Hospital
recently, was nblo to loavo for her
homo Sunday .
We always havo tho following: Corn,
oats, bran, shorts nnd tho best of hay
nt pricos that will interest you.
LBYPOLDT & PENNINGTON.
Paul Ottonstoln roturnod Sunday
ovening from Omaha and Lincoln
iwhoro he attended tho Notro Dame-
Lincoln game and visited friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turpie und
baby, who had boon visltliTg in Gol
den for two weeks with rolativos, re
turned homo Sunday morning.
Don't tako a chanco of, losing monoy
by shipping Turn nnd Hides; wo buy
for highest cash price.
81tf EOHELBEUY, GOO Locust.
A case of scarlet fovcr dovolopcd in
tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Al
landor tho latted part gf last week
when their young daughter was takon
ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam II. Dbnehowor,
of Peoria, 111,, formor residents hore,
camo Sunday evening to visit tho for
mor's paronts while enremto homo
from Denver.
Goldlo Miller wns granted n divorce
from John It. MUlor in tho district
court Friday on tho grounds of ox
tromo cruolty. Thoy woro married in
this city in lDlO.r
Our watch repair department Is at
your service Wo b'ollovo wo havo the
most efficient watch repair department
In tho west. HARRY DIXON, Jewel
or nnd Optometrist.
Harry Jones nnd Sylvester Rouch, ol
tho local foot ball team woro injured
during tho gamo with York Thursday
Tho formor had his .collar bono brok
en and tho lattor sprained his knoo.
Tho Presbyterian fair and supper
will bo hold Thursday ovoning of this
week. Tho booths for tho sulo of arti
cles .will bo opou at 4:30 nnd a 35c
supper, will bo served beginning, at
Mrs. Mary Johnson will bako cakes,
Boston brown broad , Boston baked
beans, Jo order.. For Thursday dellv
ory order bbans nnd brend on Tues
day,'- For Saturday tollvory ordor
Thursday. Phon0 Black 354. 93-3
I have arranged to show tho "Death
Valloy Dodgo" films In North Platte
this ovoning, Doteomber 6th, nt tho
Crystal. Somothlng vory unusual and
well worth seolng.
J. V. ROMIGH, Dodgo Dealer.
Tho following oft'Icors wore elected
Thursday ovoning nt tho mooting of
tho I 0. 0. F. lodgo: Noblo Grand, G
W. Klonki Vlco Grand, William Si-
mnnt; Secretary, J. Guy Swopo;
Treasuror, E. S Davis; Trustees, S. W.
Van Doran, II. J. Dlcnor and J. E.
Joffcrlos.
At a meeting of ono of tho clubs itho
other afternoon, a member arrived nl
most breathless, nnd apologizing to
tho hostess snld slio had dressed in
two minutes and thlrty-slx seconds
Judging from what is often seen on
tho streets, ono concludes that sho
broko no records.
Tho cnBO,of Chris Sund ngalnst J.
T, Rowloy wns hoard in tho county
court Friday nnd docldod In favor of
tho plaintiff. Sund Had glvon Rowloy
a check for four hundred dollars
which was ono hundred dollars maro
than It sliould havo boon. Sund Bued
for this amount nnd tho monoy was
roturncd to him.
Tho framo houso on tho corner of
to closo loans promptly.
43tf HUCJIArtAN & PATT12RS0N.
Misses Ada Toolo and Noll Stans
bury roturnod Sunday ovoning from
a weok's visit in Ktinrnoy with ' tho
hump folks,
Miss Francos Arrowsmlth, of Ogn
lalla, who visited Jier grand paronts
Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Clough, loft Sutur
day ovoning,
You can sqt th0 only duplicate of
tho Mysterious Koy now nt Tho First
National Bank by spending $1.00 nt
Tho Star,
Another airload of Dodgos and u
carload of Chovrolot 490o In this weok
An early ordor will socuro ono for you
J. V. ROMIGH, Doalor.
Tho regular wookly danco of tho
Yoomon drill team will bo glvon
Thursday instead of Friday ovoning on
Account of the Stamp orchestra bolng
unsblo to furnish niuulc on that oven
tag.
rates and best terms. Money on hnndJ Socond and Chestnut strcots caught
4 I........ n rflro Vrlrinv nMrtrnnnn zlnrlnn- tVin ni.
flro Friday afternoon during tho nb-
sonco of tho occupants, a family of
Mexicans. Tho ilro Btartod from a
broom 'which was loft standing near
tho stovo, nnd tho ilnmos burnod
through tho iloor and walls boforo dis
covered. Damages woro sllgh't.
Tho weather tho last month was a
fraction colder than tho uvorago No
vombor, tho moan for tho month bolng
thlrty-slx. Tho precipitation was but
fonty-sovon ono hundredtlurot nn Inch
which 1s a little nbovo Ufa average for
tho month. Tho greatest proclpltntlon
In any Novombor jmico 1873 was in
1909 when tho totwiwaa 2.24 inches,
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Onljr Two llJAku Left on Fourth St,
Wo havoTnly two block tracts loft
on Fourtto&jtroot, and everything south
of this Is sold. Sovon tracts Hold last
iweok and ono ypsterday, Don't delay
in going to boo tho tracts In Buffalo
Bill's Sub-division. It is a chanco of
a lifetime to get a email tract of land
closo in for a homo on easy torras.
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Gifts for all ages, all tastes and all purses are presented in wonderful variety at this
splendid Christmas store. Early buyer's will be delighted with thd completeness of
holiday stocks, permitting asy selection of appropriate gifts for those within the family
circle or without. Even if you haven't the slightest idea what to give, stop in- your
puzzled frown will quickly disappear as courteous sales people offer intelligent suggestions.
Gift Suggestions
FOR MOTHER
We have a beautiful line of Table Cloths and
Napkins ranging from $1.39 to $12.
Or a fine Bed Spread! fine heavy weight, beau
tiful patterns and qualities frorn $1.25 to
$5.00.
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Blankets always please, especially a nice fine
fieecy pair. We have some nice ones at $2
to $12.
Then mother always appreciates an extra nice
Waist or Skirt. We have some beautiful
models in these that are sure to please.
Gift Suggestions
FOR BROTHER
A nice-l)dayy warm Sweater is always called
for. We carry the Bradley Sweaters, made
in all the different colors and stitches from
the best of yarns. Prices $1.50 to $12.
Brotherlikes nice Hosiery. We have the In
terwoven priced from 2510 50c a pair.
Neckties are always an important item for
young men. You should see the beautiful
patterns of silks we are showing at 25c, 50c
and $1.00.
Do Your
Christmas
Shopping
Early
It is impossible to give
you as good service as
we wish to do if we
must wait on most of
our customers in a few
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hours each afternoon.
Try f coming in, the
morning or the earlier
part of the afternoon,
you will be well repaid
by the extra attention
we can give you.
Gift Suggestions
FOR FATHER
Father will certainly appreciate a nice pair of
fine gloves, cither for dress or driving the
auto. Nice Dress Gloves at 1.00, 1.50 and
2.00. Auto Gloves 1.5a, 2.00, 3.50 up
to nice fur trimmed ones for 5.00.
Or a nice fine cap is always an appropriate gift.
We have the Heid line which are just a little
better made than others, priced 50c, 1.00
and 1.50.
Father also likes nice dressy Shirts. These can
be had at 1.00 or 1.50.
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Gift Suggestions
FOR SISTER
A fine Umbrella is sure to please. We are
showing a large line made with dependable
covers fitted with Hull detachable handles at
1.50, 2.50, 3.50 and 5.00.
She would also appreciate a pair of Fancy Boots,
for street wear. We are showing many novel
ties at 5.00,6.00, 7.00 and 7.50 a pair.
Georgette Crepe Waists, very finely made in
unusual designs at 6.00 to 7.50 each.
Fine Silk Petticoats make nice presents; beau
tiful ones can be had at $3.50 to $5.00.
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Toyland1 is1 fairyland for the little folks. The latest toy achievements fromf Santa
Claus' workshop art?, ready to welcome all of the little folks. A toyland as marvelous as
wonderland was to Little Alice.- All of the children are invited to see these most
wonderful displays of the things that adorn
morning of Christmas day.
the Xmas tree or bulge the big stocking the
Large sized Friction
Toys, Autos, Engines, etc.,
50c to $1.25.
Ives Mechanical Trains
with track.
$1, $1.50, $2.50. f.
Sand Toys medium and
large sizes 50c to $1.25
Mechanical Toys of the
better class.
50c, 75c, to $1.25.
Toy Pianos 50c & $1.25.
Tillicum Toy Furniture
made of three ply veneer
very strong and durable.'41
Doll Chairs 10c, 15c, 25c
Tables 25c and 50c.
Larger chairs suitable for
children. $1.00
Doll Buggies 75c to $5.00
Doll Go Carts up to $5.00
Japanese Toys
We are showing many
quaint and novel item's im
ported from Japan at prices
from 10c to 50c.
Japanese Terai Ware
In this assortment of this
beautiful ware are chocolate
Pots, Basket Tea Pots, Ash
Trays, Ink Stands, Jewel
Boxes, Smoking Sets, etc. ,
DOLLS
Dressed Dolls 10c, 25c, $5
Bisque Dolls. . .5c to 50c-Kid-Body
Dolls 50c, 75, $1
Crying Dolls many new
novelties at 10c, 25c, to $1
Rag Dolls very durable 25c
Baby Dolls. . .25c to $3
Campbell Kid good size 50c
Character Dolls American
made very desirable 50c &
$1.
Could any gift be more practical
than a warm winter coat.
And here you'll find a splendid array of wonderfully
stunning styles, made from warmth-giving materials, from
which you can select a Christmas gift of real, practical value.
Plush and Velour Coats
Fine Cloth Coats made in
latest styles, colors Navy
Brown or Green, all the
new materials at
$12, $15, $18, $20 and
$35.
sojne plain others with a
touch of fur trimmings cut
all in the latest models at
$17.50,20, $25, $35
and $40.
Give "Her" Furs.
And there's no danger of her forgetting the donor.
When the cold winds blow this winter and the thermometer
drops away down she will have a warm spot in her heart for
you.
Beautiful sets in Fox,
Hudson Seal, Lynx,
Opossum, Wild Cat,i Jap
Mink, Marmot Persian Lamb
Muskrat, Taupe Coney,
Chinese Dog, and many
other kinds ranging lrom
$5 to $50.
We have the largest line
ot separate muffs ever shown
here, all styles represented,
some very small round ones
also medium size,', melon
shape as well as large pillow
styles
$3.50 to $40.
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