YOUR EYES
AND THEIR CARE
EYESTRAIN
Nexl to ftfe itself Sight is the most valuable thing you
possess.-
To do the most efficient work, to get the most enjoyment out
of life, you need your eyes in the boet possible condition.
The first indications of eye trouble should have your immedi
ate attention. Such troubles often come on so gradually that
they are not .realized at first; but as soon as recognized thoy
should bo attended to, as eye defeoti continue to grow wcae if
neglected.
The most common troubles are the results of eyestrain, which
is exceedingly prevalent. Unless the strain is promptly relieved
permanent injury to the eyes is likely to result, and merely be
cause of neglect for n time a person may suffer a lifo-long handicap
of poor sight.
C. S. CLINT-ON,
REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST,
THE S1UN WITH THE BIO ItlN'G.
CLUBS AJO) SOCIETIES
LOCAL AND l'EKSONAL
Tho IBtrtscopnl guild will' hold it soc
ial in tho church basement Thursday
afternoon.
MIjh Zoe Wntts begun work yester
day morning n bookkeeper in the
O'Connor store.
Wonted to Buy A. Ford Touring
Cur. State condition .unci price. Ad
dress. 0, .Tr.buno office.
Dr. W. T. Prltchnnd returned yos
trtlay from Oinuhn and Lincoln where
ho spent sovoral days.
Gerald Stuck who spent last week
bore on. business pertaining to tho
street paving, has returned to Denver.
'For SoleSingla t'omb Burt' Or
phlngton roosters from good laying
St ruin. Mr. C. J. Bryant. Sutherland,
Nebr.
The eleven year old dnughtor of
waB brought to tho Gonornl Hospital
Friday for troatinont for 1loot potaon
Ing. I
Y.ou wnnt to know whut the No-
brnakn bojrg did on tho Moxlcon bor
dor. Hoar Major Douglna tell It at'
tho Crystal thcatro Monday evening, I
Jan. 29th. j
Dr. D. T. Qulgloy, of Omaha, camo'
up from Omaha Sunday afternoon ana
romalncd until a night train. Ho camo
horo to boo a pntlont and administer
tho rndllum troatinont.
Mrs. Oscar Sandall and Mra. Harry
York woro called to Maywood Sunday
by tho death of thoir undo Charles
Susku, a well known fanner of that
vicinity, who died Saturday.
Tho I'roabyterian aid socloty will
moot In tho church parlors Thursday
aftoi noon 'with Mrs Mary Elder, Mrs.
Will Basklns and Mrs. George Argue
us tho ontortalnlng committee.
Wo enn now replace ytmr' broken
spcctaclo lenso snmo day you loavo
tho order. Wo have Just Installed ft
comploto lonso grinding plant. DIX
ON, Hoglsterod Optometrist
Miss JostVphino McKoweon, who
had been omployocl a monographer at
ion com store iior soma tlmo, ro
signed this wcok and will loavo
shortly Tor Omaha to take a course In
nursing.
Paul Nolan who hnd boon omployed
for a yonr past in the Nyal Drug storo
will be ussoclntod Aith tho Ilexall
storo in the future and Jamos Elliott,
who has boon n&Blsting ut tho Itoxall,
will ,bo In charge of tho Nyal.
Norma Talmadgo und Tully Marshall
will appear at tho Kotth Thursday
night In tho Triangle fonturo. "The
Devil's Noodle" and tho comedy pnrt of
the program will bo In two parts, "The
Girl and tho Mummy," with ttemolf
Hoppor.
KrlondB In town received word Sat
urday of Uie death of Joseph Haw
kins in Cjillfottnla. Ho wm at one
tlmo u irasfdont ot North Pintle, leav
ing lor ttte wt twoilty-flve or more
years ngo. The deceased was a brother
or c. c. Hawkins, who is now located
at KionU, Col.
'i:upti!r AK P. B. (V will imot Wed
n ;4ay aiUinoon with Mi.;. C. F.
iw""B. i hp uojf i oi i no unci' noon
or . I t I . ......
vi.ii uf ui'.uiuii ("porn, ami an m
Ikfw1 in; program will be p rsentod.
Tl-ill :.lu lu. I ..1 . 1.. 1... All
lli i i. ill n iiiwiih,! i. ......1 .
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pic i'llt
Jesse Smith left yesterday morning
for tho irestern part of this state on
business.
A number of local young folks at
tendee a barn dance given at Brady
Saturday evening. ,'
For Sdlo Several good Poland
China Boars. Inquire of W. W. BIrge.
Mrs, Jtessft Smith loft yesterday
morning for Ginud Ialand to visit her
mother for a couple of days..
Miss Toland, head nurse at the
Twlnm hospital, left a fow days ago
for Omaita to visit relatives.
Wanet'lHGlrl for geti'erul house
work. Mrs. Guy Swope, 510 oast
Fifth street. lOltf
General Manager Hartley of the A.
T. & T spent several days Hist week
on business at the local telephone
oftlco.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 'J, Halllgan returned
home Sunday morning from Lincoln
whore they attondod tho marrlago of
their son.
Mise Goldle Wells, ot Loxlngton, who
spout tho past wdok with her brothor
Harry Wells and family, returned to
her homo Sunday ovonlng.
Attorney W. V. Hongland roturned
Sunday morning from Lincoln and
Omaha whoro ho transacted business
tho latter pnrt of last week.
Tho Mexican bordor sorvlco In an
Illustrated lectwo of 250 excellent
views, by' Major Douglas Monday own
ing, Jan. 2l)th, at tho Crystal thoatro.
Mrs. M.'B. Dodd, of Omaha, former
ly Miss Hazel Brady, of this city, re
turned homo Sundny 'evening after
spending a week with her parenta Mr.
and Mrs. James Brady.
Sirs. Jt'salo Parkhurst, Who was ar
rested last wok for being an Inmnto of
an immoral' hdtiso conductod by Myrtle
Modeling, wis rolensod in tho county
court tho latter part ot last weok.
Mrs. H. P. Husband will leave this
wook for Grand lalnnd to visit her
ilaughtor for a couple ot weeks aftor
which she will leave with Mr. Hus
band for California to remain Indoll
ziitoly. Mr. und Mrs. Frank Tllalo. wlm
recently toalgned thoir positions with
the Loader Mercantile Co., will not
iomuu in uonver ns nrovloiiniv an
nouueou. The former will ongngo in
businosH In this oity, tho naturo of
wnien win no nindo known lator.
Mra..M. H, Douglas and nelce Doro
thy Armstrong left ycHtorday niornliiE
for Itochostar, Minn., where tho Jattor
wu mice trentmont rrom tho Mayo
Brothora. Tho llltlo girl was taken 111
during tho "past snmmer with Infantile
paralysis iuid has been In a vory woak-
oiioti condition since that tlmo. x
An Inspection party 'from Omaha
vlbited the local telephone ofUco the
latter - part of last wook And report
the office to be in excellont condition.
In tho uart v jwnrii K. T ITnimnJi uiuiu
supurlnteudent of plant. P! il. Puttou,
gem ri engineer rum w. J. wazoll,
district plant chief. They left Sunjday
ovuuiiiK xor ugniuua.
'"I he Heart of Paula," showing at
the Keith tonight, presents the com
plexity of a situation encountered by
a young man who for his sister's sako
itinwj in.) name or nor nuaoanii anu qx
octttes a dangcroua uudortmldnf , Le
I'ori' THrlch. iuuiliitAl v lunli T ivln.
utinM and Forrest 8taley, leads in the
Mrs. U. D. Birge was liostossat tho
meeting of the Saturday bridge club.
ThtZsttft Zetta olub will moot to
morrow afternoon with Mrs. 'Albort
Dtirtnn.
Mrs. Will Friend will ontertnln the
M. M. M. clnt) at cards tomorow af
ternoon. ,
The Lutheran Girls' Club will be
entwtalttfd by TMIss Bdlth Wondeborn
Thursday evening.
Hie young lfldles of tlve Senior Class
of the high school onjoyod a luncheon
at the Oats Friday evonlng.
The Mothers' club will be the guests
of Mrs. Chas. Stamp at tho home of
Mrs. Earl Stamp tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Jerry Purdy ontertalnsd the
members ot the Happy Hour olub in
a erry enjoyuble mnnnor Friday ufter-nonn.
Allssos Ilolon Mlnshall, Elaino Bun-
dy and Margaret Cralgie mill enter
tain a number of friends Saturday
evening at the Mlnshall home In .favor
of Mlas Maude Owens; ,
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Johnston ant at
tained the members of tho Entro No lis
club and tlvetr husbands at cards Fri
day eve u lng. Prize were awnrdod to
Mr. and M. Will Owns, A. W. Slill
Hng ami Mrs. Clyde Glddeon.
The domestic science department of
the Twentieth Century olub were the
gusls of Mrs. T. C. Patterson Mon
day aftornoon. Mrs. Mary Older act
ed as leader, and roll call was ans
wered by suggestions on the growth
and development of the olub. Mrs. W.
H. Blalock read n paper on "Home
Economics4.1" The hosteB' s lemon-
stiated a pineapple salad and crumb
cake. It i was decided to givo a lunch
eon for the state superintendents who
will ba her on February 2nd. This
luncheon wil be held In the domestic
science room of the Franklin school.
Covers will he laid for, forty.
Fifth 1111 HeVd'on tlio Border.
Major General Funston has ordered
tho return of 25,000 national guards
men now on the Mexican border, to
return horn a and be mustered out of
federal service. Field hospital No. 1
and Company A, signal corpa, both of
tho Fifth Nebraska reglmont, are
among thoae ordered home, but the
reglnicnt as a wholo will rpmain on
the bordor for 'some time to come.
The North Platte boys probably very
much regret that they wero not In
cludd in those orderod home.
: :o: :
Help Tfnnicd
Two or tin oo comiorts for a poor,
dosorvlng family, whero thoro is a
sick child. Nino peoplo to give a dol
lar each for elderly sick poor man,
who needs an electric battory. uov,
It. H. White, G15 west Fifth street,
phone Black G03. 1
ClTiT AND COUNTY NEWS.
Specie! An Kotincemen t
A Carload of Apples
On L'ust St of f Crowug )bs
acirific i for quick saje at
0
Per Measured Bushel.
Bring Sack.
SAVE YOUIt BI3IES AND Ear corn for salo. Phone Black
GET A KODAK 1400. 3-2
C. E. Sousor resumed work with the
Hear our now Columbia records
Dixon, the Jowolor. t.
MIbs Forn Wilson spent Sunday with
the home folks in Gothenburg.
Dr. Morrill. Dentist.
Buy n dlmo bank at Rlncker's, put
in your apnro dimes and boforo you
knew it you'll havo enough dimes to
buy a kodak.
SALESMEN WANTED to solicit or
ders for lubricating oils, greases and
paints. Salaiy or Commission. Ad
dross LINCOLN OIL CO., Cleveland,
Ohio.
D. L. Shaw, who had been omployod
nt tho McDonald Stato Bank for suv
eral months, rosignod the latter part
of InBt wook and 1m gono to Hum
boldt, Iowa,
Mrs. Simon White, of Horshoy, who
bns boon with hor daughtor Mrs. O.
W. S4emoro tho last six weeks on
account of a broken limb, rcturnod
home Saturday,
Our formor townsman Dr. Crook,
of Onmhn, who lost his Nfttlonal car
by lire while on tho road, has failed
to get a settlement with tho insurance
comlpany and bun beg-un an action in
court to vecovor the amount.
Dr. W. T. Prltchard, of this city,
was appointed nsslstanl deputy stato
veterinarian by Governor Novlllo Snt-
Tho Itlncker Book & Drug Co. has
adopted a plan -whereby anyone can
easily secure a kodak merely through
saving dimes. You doposlt a dlmo for
a dime bank in which Mr. Itlncker
places n slug that refprosents the
dime you invested in tho bank. Tlion
when you have a apnro dime call at the
store and deposit in the bank. In a
short time you will havo tho bank full
and for tho contents you can get a
kodak. If you want a higher pxlced
kodak fill tho bank twice, thrlco or
four limos, or as many times as you
Irtish. It's an easy way to purchase
a koxkak and you don't miss tho money.
The Itlncker Co. carries kodaks rang
ing in price from 75 cents to $60.
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jryrilo I'oundi Guilty. I
In tho county court Friday Myrtle"
McClellan, who tho night before took
French leave, was lound guilty fof
maintaining an Immoral- houso.
Wether Myrtlo will appear at any fu
ture time to defend herself 1b not
known, but it is probable that she Is
ttisned that hor residence In North
Platte has not been a success, finan
cially or otherwise.
;:n::
Winter Weather
Climatic conditions in wostern Ne
braska are so changing that Oils can
no longor be consldored tho banana
bolt. Suturday night between four and
five Inches of snow fell; Sunday was
a cola blustery day, and yosterday
morning the temnernturo registered
'twenty-one dogroes below zero the
coldest morning of tho winter.
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Mnny Colonels Appointed
Govwrnor Noville laat Saturday ap
pdnlea 108 colonels on his staff. North
Platte g'ots six, namely, J. G. Beclo:,
J. il. McDonald, F. W. Honnlnghau
bu, C K. Kdwardj. Leonard Robin
son and W. W. Ihmter. Arrayed In
their replond3nt uniforms we shall
a!I be proud of them.
; :o: :
Kebefcaks Entertain (Jraud Officers
Last Friday was certainly a red let
tor day for the local lodge, of Rebok
ahs on which occasion, they had for
their guests the assembly president.
Junior past president, secretary and
warden for their entertainment. The
Itebokah degree J.vns confekned 'on
Dean and Mrs. J. J. Bowker and Fred
L. Spurrier.
The now staff under the able direction
of Captains J. Guy Swope and' Mrs.
Tiley did their pnrts in a ilawloss
manner and performed tho numerous
evolutions without an error; indeed,
the work was so porfoct that Dean
Bowker waB heard to remark "of all
the dogroes I havo takon in my lifetime
this was tho most 'perfect and beauti
ful." The hall was filled to overflowing
and overyone present enjoyed tho oc
casion to tine HmiS. Refreshments
r.v'one served at the close of the ses
sion. : :o: : .
Funeral of Chns. A. Dill.
The remains of Chas. A. Dill arrived
from Chicago Friday night accompan
ied by Mrs. Dill and tho two children
and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Park. The
funeral was hold from tho Lutheran
church Sunday aftornoon nt 2:30, Rev.
Harman conducting tho service. Al
though tho weather was cold' and
stormy, tho church was filled with
friends, mnny members of tho B. of L.
E. and B. P. O. E., of which ho was a
member, attending.
Charles A. Dill was born in Spring-
fiold, 111., Jan. 2d, 1SGS, 'and died in
-I,., . n . .
luiluko, Jan. mil xvu, at tlio ago
of fifty-nine yoars and fifteen days.
At tho ago of sixteen ho accepted
employment with tho Chicngo & Al
ton railroad. He came to North
Platto in 1879, and was employed as
flneinnn and, later as onginoer. In
this latter vocation ho continued im
til Jnnuary, 1910, when ha suffered a
stroke of apoplexy. A few years asro
ho moved to Chicngo, whore ho was a I
station agent for tho Illinois Central.
Last October he suffered a second I
stroke but wus Improving when he!
wns ugaln afflicted January 11th and
from which death resulted January
17th. j
Ho was married in 1890 to Mlbs Mary
Yost of this city, to which union wero ,
born two children, Gortrude and,
Charles. Surviving are tho wife and(
two children, his mother Mrs. Julia'
Dill and Bister Mrs. W. L. Park.
Ho wns rocolved into the Lutheran
Union Pacific this week and. is now
rosdmaster with hondquartora at Oma-
lm. Mrs. Sousor and daughters will
probably romovo to that city in tho
near future.
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FOR RENT
Houses, unfurnished rooms, stonigc
room and safe deposit boxes; also
farms and hay Inuds.
BKATT, 000IUIAN & BUCKLEY.
The Lady Forrostors will ificetT with
Mrs. Ilonnan LoDIoyt Thursday af
ternoon. v
Tho vlllago board of Suthoriarid has
contracted for matorlal to Install an
oloctrlc lighting plant nt a cost ot
$8,709.34, oxclimivQ of tho building
which will cost $1,400.
Last year Sutherland shipped 12G
cars of cattle, 298 cars of hay, 72
nt linen. P.4 nt urlinnf A1 nt imnfa ir. ,.e
corn, 20 of horsos and G of Bhotep. Cor
talnly that is a good showing.
uruay. Ho will assume his duties at
OI1CO and will k'uMlI orinml innnl nt 1.1-
tiiue In western Nebraska with head-i cllurcJl ln thircity by baptism in April
Quarters in Noiib Platt.v 1901, and dlsmiBod to tho Lutheran
Wn tnira ii,ia ,an,A.i r , church in Chlongo last spring. He
wo take this method of expressing; ,vnH m(lral,OP ? Ml -a,. v,npn
our sinceiv thanks and appreciation to S,r -fx v'ii.
the B. of L. E.. B. P. O. E.,nd friends nSw.,l:a,7j 1
111
ra- n..7iV. .... . 7.. I uuring
Offerlnff Mt Hia rtafh nt i7 HMriy y.)ars inr. um won anu KOpi
Sta ni l m ni,,l lfttl'the trlondshlp of evory acnuaintance,.
tiui les Dl 1. Mrs. Charles Dill and ; dua w nirtV n onw.i,- '
cniwrrt,, Mr. and Wiu W. L. Park.! 7ZZ "ZSZ .:,,rr'-T",r""T";
: :ot:
Wanted to
Chicago. Mrs. Jttll..Din,, Loa Angriest
You women who have any earthly
use for a finvr tailored eU of this bo
sons stylfl, dont tall to attend t&e
Dutch Aur.t!on Sale of Women's Finer
Suits at ThQ.JLea4er Meroantilo Co.
Sale starts this week Friday, Jaa
try 28th, for one hour only each day
until all are sold, or what'p left at
ctot.e of sale Satur day, February 3 at
3 pm. will bo jjlven awa f;-
oun Yu wear tne wises that's left.
tU at the store and see the uit aud
get yours. Or read our innnnni'.i.ni
In Frtday g issne of T TWbnn far
..muioib, opauo tn nn pa
llor of !Tufejiay ttku9 would) trust
tvrmit uo to make the 'announcement
cooner.
:o:
unaq. Ne.. tphtrne 0103.
IL'J1.' V.M.J(.
ten
yoofttr. NobruktA. upon decivu at
forcloiure ri.ndVr4H In ,v Id ( ",u?J
VI oiut.srt. I will on the Uth
nn-nry, un, Ht j o'clock i'. ill
the. oust front, door
Mm
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Houm In North I'lime. Wnrln Tount
NobiMHUa. h11 at 1'ut.llt. au. tlon t the
hlKlKBt bUUlrr fi" pimh. to h.,!'-f, "d
...v.r., , ,!,, ,.-1 nun C'lllM. (H,. r
iliHCillietl l)UJii, it, lo-w it
yu:,i,'. "r s--t'"i'
Titwnshii) Kltlc. n iir.l. North i
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Ftu-nishetl boitae of five or six'
rooms. Phone Tlve Tribune.
Deposit your dimes at Rlackar's '
and iecuipe a nice kodak. . ' t
810 Ipfttr SHOW -dOJtlWO, , !
For HnJ
Five yr-ar old bav PnMAinmn .
uott. weight t,o and sound in eortt wtienenr an opportunity proson's
SJrticu,5!l Art,rtrcte w' M. Wafer, Uelf. Burk's Big "Uncle Turn's CaWn
Bark's M Uncle Tegfs fabln Co,
Will Exhibit at North lUatte Mon. .
4aj Night Sept. 18th.
. This iif h first time that the pub
lic -haV had an opportunity of see
ingv Uie "New Version" oif Uncle Tom's
CuinT . the greater, tlrsunatisation
of this p)pular play ever written.
Mrs. Stowe'a Historical lay has ever
been a favorite with the womon and
children, and they always go to she.
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No Energy Wasted
Put your money "little by
little" into a savings account
in the McDonald State Bank.
At once your money starts
its work accumulating
it. i
compotma interest ana no
energy is lost.
Mm
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Waiting for the dollars to
accumulate before deposit
ing is not necessary. Bring
in the small amounts reg
ularly. That's what counts.
Come In Today.
LU M aw .i,a. rir
An Emergency Load of Lumber
consists of an assortment of these items, which
may be needed at any time for repairs or patching
several bunches of shingles jand lath, a few
scantlings a supply of planks, some sheeting, sid
ing, battens, etc., etc.,
Such an assortment ccmes in mighty handy
some times, after a heavy wind storm, or when a
roof spring a leak and should be found in every
well regulated home.
Coafes Lumber it Coal Co.
North Platte, Nebr.
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MILTONBERGER LEININGER,
Real Estate and Insurance.
Collections a Specialty .
Wili look after renting your property at reasonable
rates. Phone Black 550 and we vill call and see you.
We are after your business. Notary and Justice of the
l cake, w v
L L ffliltonberger & I. H. Lemmger
Co," has the distinction ot being the'
lget organlsatku of iU kind on
the road, tliey carry a special train
of their own cars to transport their
people, Worses, donheya, dogs, char
tots and paraphernalia necessary to
present the only Grand Specta ular
FroducvU n ot tbit,.tho most aut ca
fua drama ever written. The Llmr
atorii of Uncle Tom, Liza. Llttlu lva
anil Mark.s nro nil ably pronnioa by a
coaipuUnt rust, .mil tho lurpc oontln-Ki-'Et
i'." atuv"- inul li.iiicor.s, blood
iiotii' 'Is i-1 k'vo a rt. 1 1 .--t ". ; i,u,i se:
Mitiir;.il in ur.iiiKiii ii tlio porform
ui'oo. Tin' si cnl mid uie'-hamcal ef-
War On Chickens
We offer 13c a
rand for hens or young
Roosters. Bring them
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