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APPROPRIATE
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II IS PR ESE.NT ,.
VERY EASY FOR YOU TO SELECT AT THIS STORE, VIZ:
Advance showing of Men's Fine Dress
Shirts, E. & W. and Ide
Shirts, beautiful patterns SI to S2.
Mufflers, all colors,
.75c to $2.
Handsome Silk Neckwear
,25 to SI.
Linen Initial Handkerchiefs
Leather and Felt Slippers
Fur Caps
Collar Boxes
25c to 35c
75c to S2.
,.$3 to S6.
75c to S2.
Bath Robes, Smoking Jackets, Suit Cases, Leather Bogs, Pajamas, Gloves,
Mittens, Etc. My prices are not in accordance with the H. C. of LM and
"IF IT COMBS FROM
HARRY SAMUELSONS
IT MI) ST BE GOOD."
RULROABS AM) BROTHERHOODS
MY SKTTLK DIITEREX I.S.'
I W. G. Lee, president of the Hio.lier
hood of Railway Trnlnmen publ, ly
anoiinced nt Kvansvlllo, Iml., Friday
for the flrat time that noirotla-ionH
art unfler. way betweon tho loaders ot
th" brothorhooda and those higher up
In tho chnmbsrs of the operating do
partmonts of tho railroads, looking
to a fiot'leinent of tholr entlro contro-
1 versy out of court boforo January 1 :
Iwhon tho Adnmson law is scheduled
to go into effoct. Ho said tho settle
niont wan In a crude state as yet. Mr,
Loo mado tho statement in . ho courso
of an
conference on water and rail trans
portntion which closed its sessions
horo tonight.
"I know I am not betraying cbnfl
linrTOTWIlTflft jnitfriimiVBi m ill I
Gertrude Rebhausen,
Teacher of Piano
102 South Locust Phono Black 342
Florence MacKay
Teacher of Piano
wj, 804 west Fifth St. Phone Blk. C24
iado tho statement in . ho courso m! nw i. l
address boforo tho central states J Jl Q IfMfl fllfl Flftf E'ftPCfPf' 1 ,"lTC I,IcftsC(1 t"orn, I can please yon.
renco on water and rail trans- Z)v" r 1 v tr nx v-rkT
There arc two reasons for his smile lOL Jl . J. UiAUW.
of snJIsfactlon one Is pleasant, nnlln. AlTf"riivirEr
l i ntiuw i urn nut ueiraying conn- fxuvtiuiiijEiii,
jdencos," ho said, "when I say some or iputlon of 00il ''"" ' cat and tlieUriUTE ME F0B TEUMg AXI) I)ms
I Min VAPV linnt lirnlnn 1ilr1. on I- 1. I lMln In (lint I
HAYWOOD, NEB.
the vory best brains high up in .tho other Is Hint
cnamoora of tho operating depart
monts of tho railroads favored some
thing satisfactory to both sides and
they haev discussed it with us. I left
them only Wednesday night in Now
York and will be back thero very socm.
HE HAS PLEASED HIS WIFE.
Every woman who lias onco used
COW BRAND FLOUR Insist unoii her
. w v,... i -
Wo hope .to work It out. Wo know tint order being filled rlirht- Wlivf A at
If WO don't Work it out. fnr nnranlvna
i 1 . J , 1Twmiin who uses It. You ought
the employes and tho employers, somo- . . . Nurso Bnawn Mpmnrini hm
body is going to iwork it for u8 and to bcl,CTC our frIcnds neighbors. wurs Memorial Hospital
I t. i t 1 A .,, J - " ' J
10 eiuicr
Bit. JOHN S. TWINEM
Special Attention to
Surgery, Gynecology nnd Obstetrics.
NOItTn TLATTE, NEB.
it will not bo acceptable
side."
Mr. Lee said it was the hope of the
brotherhoods to effect a settlement
outside and independently of tho pro
vision of the Adamson law. He lntl
mated that tho railroad leaders also
shared this hope.
Lierk-Sandall Co.
.:o:
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
H. P. Husband loft Saturday evening
for Hastings to spend a week or
longer.
Mrs. Fayo Olnas, who spent the past
month in Hastings with relatives, has
returned,
Headquarters for Window glass.
STONE DRUG STORE.
Miss Mary Mahonoy has returned
from a visit of sovoral weeks with
rolatlves In Wood River.
Soft Water Shampoo and Electric
Masago. Coa'tcs Beauty Parlors. Phono
Rod CGG, 03-tf
Dr, V. Lucas roturned Saturday ev
ening from Pallsado, Colo., whoro ho
spent thoipastslx weeks with relatives.
Ralph and doorgo Arguo, of Choy
onno, aro expected haro Friday to
spend tho holidays with tholr mother.
Arthur Barraclough returned Sat
urday afternoon from California whoro
ho visited rolatlvos for n couplo of
months.
Dr. and Mrs. llutts, of Battle Crook,
Mich., camo .tho latter part of last
wcok to visit tho formor'B mother,
Mrs. II. S. White
Tho officers recently elected In tho
auxiliary of tho B. of at. T, will bo
installed at a special meeting at tho
K. P. hall Friday aftornoon.
Tho infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
I. E. Trout, wihch was bom two weeks
ago, died Saturday availing. Interment
was mado yesterday morning.
Tho Rluckor Hook and Drug Co. in
vltos your attontbn to iholr lino of
toilet sets, manicure sots nnd individ
ual toilet nrtlclcs. . Thero Is a wldo
tango in prices, and all cun bo milted.
Miss Eva Williams, of Ogalalla,
spent tho wcok end' with local friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Welborn lclt ri
day aftornoon for Colorado to visit
relatives until January 1st and spend
somo tlmo on tholr homestead.
Rov. Henry Cokor, of Denvor, sec
retary of tho board of missions of tho
Methodist church, camo Saturday ov
onlng to visit Rov. nnd Mrs. 13. A.
Cram.
Dr. Morrill, Dentist.
Mr. and Mrs". William Haught and
baby, formor rosldctits who hnvo been
residing In Grand Island for soVoral
months, are expected hero shortly to
visit Mrs. Haught's parents, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Charles Wlluon.
For Farm LoanB boo or wrlto done
Crook, room 3, Waltemath building,
North Platto. 4m
A marrlago liconso was granted Fri
day evening to Virgil Thuyro, ago 32,
and Mrs. Dortha Smith ago 22. Mrs.
Smith lu tlio daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Davo Scott, and tho groom is om
ployod ns switchman In tho Union Pa
clflo yards.
Ono nlco gift for tho boy or girl is
a nlco pair of ico skates. Wo hnndlo
tho Spauldlng mako, with the now pat
ont clamp. They rango In nrlco from
$1.25 to $0.00. Wo also carry a full lino
of Canadian hockey sticks.
RINCKBR BOOK & DRUd CO.
At n meeting ot tho Epworth loaguo
hold at tho homo of Mrs. A. E. Cool
Friday ovonlng officor8 woro olectu as
follows: Prsldont David Drooks, vlco
proHldonts Mahol Sawyer, Floyd Dan
iels, Marjory Cross and Marlon Cross,
secretary, Jolln Antonldos; organist
Mrs. Irono Crnno, assistant Holon
Koontz.
Government Recognizes Cody.
Because William F. Cody elected to
! become a showman, rather than In
fold his military dignity about him
and go into retirement with tho closo
of tho American Indian campaigns, he
has not generally been justly regard
ed with relation to tho service in
which he distinguished himself. He
Siuvycr-Schlltz Wedding.
A vcrv nrnftv wiul.iin . ,
urday evening at eight o'clock at the.8 one of tho ablest and bravest
homo of Mrs. Henry Schiltz, when her scouts ot tho frontier period) in the
Muu6iu iuhs aopina became tho W"LW qunua, uuu ine war uopart
brlda nf nnlnh Rnwuni. cj.i ti iinenthaft tinw imt a nnf-i
O. Knowles of the Christian church ' letl to a Dlnce on tho armY ""d navy
uiuumung, i no Driue, gowned in pearl ,,CUU1 Ui "onor ran, wnicn is maintain
Cray satin. wn.q n.ttnntni k tvt t ed bv the commlHRlnnpp nf nAnoinno
- " "VV"4- Uy 1111 O, lUVll- ' ' ' pV.IUIUMO mu-
Ora SkoV aft mntrnn ntirl K dor tho Drovlslonn nf tlm nM nf Anfll
w.M 4U tilU lUUUt " . vy .
by Ilelna Rotim? AKmit 191G. ThO. nrocnnt rmnornflnn
guests witnessed the impressive cere- ,bo 'nformed tha,t. "Buffalo Bill" was
"'" j wurc ancrwarus served with """uuo ueiuru wnu west snows
a luncheon. woro thought of.
Out of town geusts wero Mrs. A.I
i. nurinu, 01 aeauie, and Miss Nellio ,,ur r,l" Agree.
Soils, nt C.mm Mnn The inrv in tho moo tvi Tiii
' " ''. j uuuuiiiiiit pre- -- " ,J - v. ...to, iiumt;
seats wero received. Mr. and Mrs. Knrrakcr against Dr. Henry Farrell, of
C3fi.....n 1 ... .. . . . ' I lVn11n. tn. 1 . ..
uu.nr.yu! iistvo siioriiy ror Sidney, '."""H' "-' 10 reacn a veruict
wlior. tllm. ...Ill 1. II. . t . .. . nfOT- Hnlnrv twtl 1
h.vij. nr.4i uu ui noinc 10 iiieir uui. num-auvuii nours.
friends after January 1st. lTno c4100 went to tho Jury Friday nfter-
: :o; : . noon and after spending the night and
Petition for 3IulI Route. aU day ln trying to reach an agree-
lho potltlon for a daily mall route mcnt concluded to disagree. In this
north Of tho rlvrvr wnu 0,,.. . .1. CaSO tho nlnlntlff uiiml tlir .infiin.inn.
- - ' ' ' V.J DVllb L J 1 U " . M v..u UUll.ll VI Uli L
ilnn.. 1 , . . . ... P r" tn 1 . .
uuimi iiHuiu at Washington tho latter 1UI "uu uamages ior unskilled treat
Dart of InRt wont Tim nainnn C 'mont, at child litrtii
WUIUUIl . - MUIU TVltlll
tallied ono hundred and ton .it Is alleged1 111 health has followed
Tho routo ns desired goes east on In Friday's issue It was stated that
fourth street, serving peoplo on tho Ur' Rundstrom was tho dofondant
oxtromo east end of that street, then which was a error, as that physician
nn l.n T I. 1.. ... . ot n.n - . . 1.. .. i.M.
.... uiu uiiiL-uiu nignway to uannott, ' iiuni 01 mo piainiui's nus
uionco to tho north road ipmiinn- "an. was called to assist Dr. Farroll
NORTH PLATTE
..General Hospital.
(Incorporated)
One Hall Block North ot Posloflice.
Phone 58
A modern institution for the
icientific treatment of medical,
Burgical and confinement cases.
Completely equipped X-Ray
and diagnostic laboratories.
Staff:
Geo. B. Denl, M. D. V. Lucas, M. D.
J. B. Redfield, M. D. J. S. Sirams, M.D
Miss M. Sieman, SupL
Geo. B. Dent,
Physician and Surgeon.
Special Attention given (o Surgery
and Obstetrics.
Office: Building and Loan Building
Phones nciau llc
) Residence 115
Make Her
e ELgcjRtc Vac Christmas
A Happy One.
This Cleaner has n re
volving brush, the same
as'your carpet sweeper,
in addition to a strong
suction. The brush beats
the carpet and helps to
loosen the dirt and also
combs out tho threads.
IT IS A
WINNER.
North Platte
Ik Light & Power
-vest to tho McNoel ranch, thonco south
to tho south road nnd east on tho
road to tho brldgo and thenco west
on TWOlfth Btrnnt ..Iv)
o"t ouiir.u iaj
:o!:-
Grautcd a Divorce.
Emma A, Anderson was granted a
dlvorcn frnm WIlHn
ivwv, t,i iiiK DU11VUU LU I v. "nun DUil in 1
thoso who reside in tho round house tno UstrI&t court Saturday morning.
1 1 mi. , .....
nuv.uuu. xuuy wero inarrieu in this county
..r.- AllCllBt lOtll. 18!lr! Tlin nlnlnHff ,.llnnn
We havo a vory flno assortment ot that she had been subject to extremo
u"""u"us 111 l'"ccs that you will find cruelty and nsked for three thousand
ln(lnnnt.l IT .m.n I - - - I
reasonable. CLINTON. Tho Jowolnr
Snturdny'H Hiin'iucnh Vory Heavy.
Tlio volumo of biiBlnesB transacted
baturday by the, morchnnts of North
SLIDE
Down To Echelbery's
And look over our stock nf
Furniture, bought before the
same old prices. Best
dollars alimony, to bo paid annually
in flvo hundred dollar checks with ln
tore&t, Tho custody of the children,
Clnronco nco nlorlitrnn. TTun-li
- - 0 CSW Mirt- I .
li T T 1 . . . I YCl ICn n n v- -v nl,l . '
Pkiii. wn. v. 1 . luou, xiuwaru ago mirteen anu Bert ouuiu uiu prices. DCSt
XZXt SLTJ S 2ua y -e extra
hat tho day's business was tho heav-1 t nr stated Vl neV DBrgUI8 in used lurmture.
.jr. 1 iiu i earner was
lino and this Induced country peoplo
to como ln, and tho sido atrcots woro
olosoly packed with cars. V m also
the. day following U P. pay day and this
created brisk business from town
people.
Snow Good for Country.
About two inches of snow fell Sun
day morning, starting about four
o'clock and continuing until ton. This
means moro molsturo and thoroforo
vory bonouclal. Tho precipitation for
1910 has boon consldornblv lwinw n,
normal, thoroforo snow or rain Is need-
uu during tho winter to make soil
condltloiiB just right in tho spring.
p. J. ihkxei: co.
Ben! 158tat and Insurance
Come and boo us tor town lota tn
different partB of the city. Good In
vestments on oaBy terms. Houses for
sale and rent. w J
- ' v mm.v Aiou kuuu oar
gaUiB in farms and ranchoa.
v.or. KTont and Dewcr 3ts.. nDstatr
The Electric
Vacuum Cleaner
would make a useful
Xmas gift; order one
now at $19.50. The
price will raise after
January 1st.
Mrs.M.V.Mitchell
Phone Red 104.
; in
EltECTOIl Demonstration at Now.
ton's storo Saturday. 9G-3
Mrs. liowo ciln Interest.
Tho lntorost of Mrs. Sarah A. Howe.
of York, In tho Howe & Malonoy storo
of this city has been taken over by
Mr. Maloney and tho firm will bo
known ns tho W. R, Maloney Co. Tho
business wns first established by C. A.
Howo ln 1898, and ln 1905 Mr. Ma-
lonoy purchnsed an Interest and added
an undertaking department; ana last
year a hardware department was add
ed. Tho firm occupies tho forty-fonr
foot front building on Dowey nnd tho
two atory building on east Fifth and
in tho volumo of business transacted It
stands in tho front rank of morcnnttlo
houses ln wo&torn Nebraska.
::o::
Complete- Grade In Utah.
Kllpntrick Bros, of Beatrice, havo
finished grading on an eighteen mile
lino for tho Union Pacific botweon
Emory end Wohnatcheo, Utah. Tho
lino cannot bo opened for traffic bo
foro lato next summer as threo diffi
cult tunnels romnln to bo finished. For
a tlmo 3,000 men woro employed on
tins work.
FOR YODIt AUTO SERTICE
Call 125 for taxi day or night.
Also flvo or sovon poasongor car for
funorol bwvIco.
MOOENM2N-LOUDBN AUTO CO.
Chandler & Elcnr AgMoy,
Carnor 8th and Loom Sta.!
Something you need in the home,
at less than half price.
Top price for Furs. Hides.
Rubber and Metals.
600 LOCUST STREET.
Hospital Phone Black 633.
Houbo Phone Black 633.
W. T. PMTCHAHD,
Gradunto VetorlnarJun
Bight years a Government Veterinar
ian. Hospital 218- south Locust St,
one-half block southwest of the
Court Housb.
Phones
Office 333 Re8 mack 542
Die. IIAHOLD A. FENNEIt
Osteopath.
6 Reynold Building
Offlco hourB 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
7 p. m. to 8 p. m.
HnfTCflniliytlii
Bought and hightet market
prices paid
PHONES
Residence Red 636 Ofllte 459
C H. WALTERS.
Highest Prices Paid for Hides
SCRAP IRON $5.50 per ton.
RAGS lc A POUND.
BONES, DRY, $12 per ton.
Big Prices for all kinds of
FURS.
L. LIPSHITZ,
CORNER FRONT AND LOCUST.
?f., J. 1IOLDERNESS
Eectrlcul Snnnllna
Wiring Storage Batteries
Morsch Bldg
Phono 175.
Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of an order of nnio iqonoi
from tho District Court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska, upon a decree of
foreclosure renders! In Hniii nr
wherein Florence M. Horshey is plain
tiff and Oliver A. RIdonour ot al aro
defendants, and to me directed, I will
on tho 29th dav of nunsmhop
2 o'clock p. m., at tho east front d'oor
oi mo uourt House In North Platte,
Lincol n County, Neb., 191G, sell at
PUDlIC AUCtlOn tO tllO lllplioat lilflrlnr
for cash, to satisfy said decree, inter
cut aim cosis, tno touowlng described
property, to-wlt:
BOUth Half (S) Of Sentlnn Tn
and tho North Half (N) of. Section
Fifteen (15), Township Eleven (11),
North Of Itanp-n Thlrtv-Tlirnr. fQQ
I o- tat
Lincoln County, Neb.
Dated North Platto. Nnh Mnv 07
191G. "
A. .T. RAT.THnTTRV
n28d29 shnH,,
Nntien nf l'HIIInn.
Es'tato No. 144R
uocoased.
In tllO Count v Crtmrt nf T.tnoAln
v v UiUVUlU
vounty, wooraska.
Tho State of Nebraska, To all per
sons interested in said Estate take
notice that a petition has been filed
for tlio "probate of an Instrument, pur
porting to bo tho foreign will of Claus
Qruenau and tho appointment of
Louisa Grenau, as Administratrix,
with Will annexed in said Estate,
which has been sot for hearing horoin
on December 1G, 191C, at !i o'clock a.
m.
Dated Nov. 17, 1916.
n, , GEO. E. FRENCH,
n21-dl2 County Judge.
Sale Under Chattel Mortgage.
Notico is hereby given that by vir
tuo of a chattol mortgage, dated on tho
20th day of Soptembor, 1916, and dulj '
filed in tho office of tho County Clerk
of Lincoln County, Nebraska, on tho
23d day of Sontomliw. 1!)1R. nnrl nvo.
cuted by P. H. Lonergan and Lucy Lon-
urgnn, nusnanu ana wire, 'to Julius
Hahlor, to secure tho payment of tho
sum Of $957.50 with lntnrnHf nt R n.
cent por annum from date thereof, and
ujuh wuicn mere is naw uuo tho sum
or $973.45, default having beon mado in
tho payment of said sum, nnd no suit
or other proceedings nt law having
been Instituted to recover said debt or
any part thereof, tlmrnfnrn t rm n
tho property thoreln described, "Iz-
tWO SymDleX movlnir nllurn '
... , - . " 1"""" u(uv.niiit:
wiui Btnnds and equipments complete.
.... uii'ii iiii wiring, wires, lights, bulb3
and sockets, together with all clmndo-
mm ciectric supplies and fix
tures, all chnlrn. iilnviu rin 1 ...
musical instruments, pictures, paint
ings and their frames, all stage cur
tains. BtniTO flvtlirno 0...1
nn8, nm,5nd 100 fold,nB slat chairs,
and all other personal property and
fixtures owned by us or either of us
and now uswi in nn u .
Theatre in running and operating tho
Biorv bridle tuiii.iino. nn . . ...
m UIOCK UK nf thn nrlln.l -
North Platto, Lincoln County, Nobras-
ka, at nUblio miptlnn n. ' j"
of tho said doscrlbed premises, known
1 - nuurusKa, on tho 23il
day Of Dccnmhnr . o "?u
tho afternoon Uni n-J? '-CK "
date. """" 01 sa,u
JULIUS HAULER,
Mortgagee