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OLD rASHIONlu DlfOGALS
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JXCYlCCtiOn i"""0 cusses
The originator of the bifocal
idea was Ben Franklin. His
glosses showed a heavy seam
across the face of them. Then
followed the cement and past
ed bifocals which were not
much of an irnnroveinent over
i Ben's crude spectacles.
The latest development in
bifocals is
XTRYPT
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GLASSES J.&.
THE INVISIBLE BIFOCAU5
Thoy aro tho porfect glasses
for near and far vision, without
lino, scmm or hump.
K II YPTOKS . (pronounced
t'rlp.tockH) aro ono olltl crystal
clear Ions with smooth von sun
fncoB. Thoy aro slnglo vision
In nppoaranco.
C. S. CLINTON,
Registered Optometrist.
Tho pig" with tlio Wfr UiiiK
CITV AND COUNTY NEWS.
Hundreds ot now spring Suits, Coats,
Droses, Skirts and Blouses aro now
Bhown at IILOCK'S.
County CJorlc Allon spont tho latter
part of last week transacting uusIil:b
in Omaha, returning Sunday.
Ur. Brock. Ouutlut, ovur Stono Drug
Hior
Arthur Uullard, who visited In Oma
ha for several days uftor holm? mus
tered out of sorvlce, returned homo
Saturday.
J I). MgDonald returned Sunday
from Omaha whoro ho Bpont several
days attending tho state convontlon of
retail clothiers.
For Salo An organ, a sanitary
couch and a now carpet swoepor and
vacuum cleanor combined. Phono
niack 098.
Mrs. W. V. Hoagland spent Wednes
day In Lexington whoro ns stato prca
ldont of tho Hobekulm alio visited tho
Iddgo ot that city.
W. V. Hoagland returned Saturday!
morning from Norfolk whoro ho at-1
tended tho dedication oxorclsos of a
now Odd Follows hull.
AH tho mon'fl, womon's and chil
dren's awoatore nro bolng cloood out
ut ono-tlilrd oft fonnor law prices at
Tlie Loader Morcantllo Co.'fl.
L. 0. Craig, of Ilrady, has sold 040
acres ot land to 1311 Votaw lor a con-i
uldoratlon ot $7,000. Tho land Is Bitu
atod In tho south part ot tho county. I
Mrs. John Llmbaugh, ngod sixty-two,'
Bocurod hor third divorce In Omaha
last wool:. Sho announced that she
ivlll soon bo Tcudy to try out another
man. j
Tho Yeoman lodgo at Sutherland
hold a basket social Friday ovonlng
nnd realize,! $107,00 from tho salo ot i
baskota. Tho Hershoy lodge will holti '
n Blmllar social noxt Friday. In con-:
iioctlon with tho lattor social a pro-1
gram of music and voallinjji will bo
elven. ,
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l'OK HUNT I
Quarter Huctlon liny laud sjx, miles
west of city.
IHtATT, (iOOD.MAN & ItlTXLKY.
Fred Kosbau, who had beon called
1 horo by tho death of bin mother, and
whoso brothor wan killed while he was
! still hero, loft Saturday ffr his home
in Minnesota.
At tho Close of bualncM Fobruary 13,
thf dopofllU in the two banks at Krrnly
wore $358,289. Certainly that It good
showing for the village and the country
which surrounds it.
! Dr. Morrill. Dontist.
i J. V. Homlgh received a carlofld of
Dodgeb Friday, Uio tenth cur ho ha
rocoivod sinco he began bundling the
I Dodgo last September. He expects two
! moro culoads this weak.
I For Salo or Trad My residence
I property at tlie corner rf Maple and B
streets. Seven rooms and modern ox-
1 cept heat. Phone Red U10.
! n-3 WM. MOHUIS.
i
Tho IicavioHt cRlf over born, accord
ing to South Dakota collogo records,
claims Mitchell as its birthplace. It
weight! 128 pounds ai birth, over
throo pounds more than he nearest
record.
Ladlen: If you want to know what's
now In spring apparel, JUBt drop In
' Jnulon will bo more than ploneed to
i how you all tho new things, (Whether
; you nro rowdy to buy or not. BLOCK'S.
I Tho Bailoy pool hall will bo moved
, next weok to tho .room two doors oust
which bus been relloored nnd repaint
ed. Three) now tableB have boon re
ceived and will bo addodi to the equip,
mont In tho now location.
Hogs sold In tho North Platto mar
ket Saturday for twolvo dollars por
hundred. On tho amo date in 1892 tlie
prlcu of hoga In North Platto was
$3.8r. On this lattor uato stcors som
In South Omaha for $.'1.00 to $3.50.
For Salo Three milch cows and two
calves at 004 WI11IH Ave. Whlto Leg-
' . . l . , i tin 11 -
norn cuicKens uuu miy wuueiucu tuwa
nt Hamilton fann. Phone C. V. Tur
plo, or writo Mrs. Barl Hamilton, 110
j south 38th street, Omaha, Neb. 12-2
I Grand Island pcoplo havtt purchaaed
a rosldonco for Bishop Duffy nt a cost
I of olovon thousand dollars and the
Bishop will remove thereto, thus mak
lng Grand Island, instetd of Kearney,
tho soo city of western Nebraska Cath
olic dloccso.
W. II Turplo has about closed out
tho shipment ot thoroughbred Short
horn and Hereford bulla which ho
brought in a couplo of weoks ogo, nnd
will go to Iowa shortly to buy a car
load of other breeds. Lincoln county
stockmen arq buying moro registered
stuff this year than ovor before, which
means better animals In tho futuro.
Sinco tho fjrst of January local deal
era havo rccoivW and sold moro than
eighty curs, thls( too.'heforo tho rail
soiling sooson has begun. It Is prob
able that tho business of Uio llvo
gurngeii and agencies during 1917 will
exceed alx hundred thousand dollars,
or a volumo as great as any ton ll.'ma
engaged In tho morcantllo business.
Tho Harrison Ntirsory Co., York,
Nobr., has asked mo to receive orders
for nursery stock, and I shall bo glad I
to call on request nnd holp plan thoi
orchard, hedge, windbreak or land-1
Bca"po. Let mo know your wants along
tins lino. II. A. McComb, (formerly
horticulturist ut tho North Platto sub
station) North Platto, Nobr., Uouto 1.
Phone 780F2. 12-3
Tonight's Paramount fcaturo ut tho
Kolth will bo "Murla Rosa," flenturlng
Uio Metropolitan opera star, Oorald
Ino Furrar, supported by Wullnco Rold.
In tho tltlei part Miss Farmr uppears ufl
n Spanish peasant girl, slnipl of inun
nor and clean of thought and llfo, who
Is plunged! Into tho midst of tragedy by
roason of tho Jealousy of an unworthy
Bultor You can flco pictures at any
thoatro but yon can only soo Para
mount pictures liko this ut Uio cKlth.
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SKLTIIB IMIIANS l'OK TUB
SUM.MITT SI'HINGS HATTLK
One of the feature of North Platte's
semi-centennial celebration will bo a
reproduction of the Indian buttle of
Suinmlu, Springs, which wo tha last
Inittle of Its kind In Nebraska. To
stage this proporly a big bunch of In
dians was necosanry and the colobra:
Hon comniltteo in doubt whether
a sufficient number could be ohtnln
rd. Tills fear was abated yesterday
when Secretary Moonoy roceivcj word;
iroin tn inuian department hi waan
Ington that all the rod men necewsnry
to mnko the celebration a slice ea could
be obtained from the Rosebud agency
in South Dakota.
Tlietw Indians will probably ride
their cayusos from the agency to Norlh
Platto which na tin ciw fliicia, is
about 150 nillea. They will come pre
pared to deck themselves in real war
paint and feathors and some will bring
tholr squaws nnd papooea. Teepees
In which to llvo while here Mil be
furnished them. This battle of Sum
mit Springs will bo staged on two liuys
of tho celebration and promises to h.'j
n big fetature. In connection with the)
battle will b? the pyrotechnic dis-1
play.
' More Comniprclnl (Jonl . .
Tho Rock Springs coal mines, owned
by tho U. P. R. It., will shortly stop
soiling tho Rock Springs coal to deal
ers and tho output ot these famous
minds will bo used exclusively by tho
railroad company In their different de
partments, they having found by con
tinued use and severo tests that as an
nil around coal It Is far superior to
tiny mined by them. This, however,
do(3 not affect tho several independ
ent mines nt Rock Springs and from
them North Platte dealers will con
tinue to receive coal.
I'rnlrlo Dogs.
Supt. Snyder, of the Experimental
Sub-station writes: "Inquiries are be
ing received concornlng prairie dogs.
Thoso lndlcnto that tho dogs aro he-
coming a nuisance In Lincoln county.
Tho feddrnl government Is spending
considerable money in ridding largo
tracu? or federal land of these nests,
It would seem that tho timo Is ripe
ror making a campaign in Lincoln and
adjoining countleh. Tho Experitncntnl
bUD-station lias on hand a bulletin
and a leaflet on pralrio dogs that will
no mailed to thoso interested, upon re,
quest."
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TIM: II KN THAT LAYS
la tho hon that pays. If Bho doos
not lay, kill her, but boforo you kill
her glvo hor B. A. Thomas' Poultry
Remedy twlco a day for a week, and
thon you will not kill her for sho
will bo paying you a proilt. It not
only makon hens lay but It Is a rem
edy for Cholera, Roup, and Gapes
Wo guirrnntoo It to euro or wo re
fund your money. Sold by Dorryborry
& Forbes. 'r
RoglBtorod Porchoron Stallion for
salo cheap. Thomas E. Doollttlo,
North Platto. Nob. 8-8
Silv
erware
ABSOLUTELY FREE
By Saving Silverware Premium Cards given with
each Purchase at
The Rexall and Nyal Drug Stores.
You can got for nothing, postage prepaid,
Wm. Rogers1 1881 Silverware.
EVERY PIECE GUARANTEED.
50 Coupons one Toaspoon. 100 Coupons one Table
Fork. 300 Coupons one Table Knife.
Tho premium runs from ono spoon to a complete set.
Come in nnd see our samples and ask for an illustrated
premium catalogue. 4
Start saving your coupons nov by trading at North
Platte's two Best Drug Stores.
The Rexall Store
PHONE NO. 4.
Accommodations Xcnloil.
Ono of tho most sorlous propositions
wntPii confronts tlio semi-centennial
celebration committee Is taking enro
of tho visitors who will be hord dur
ing celobrntlon week. There Is no ques.
tlon but tho crowd will bb by far tho
largest that lias ever visited North
Platto. UIlli mnnv nf tlinm will ho linrn
not for ono day only but throughout
uio onuro nvo days. These peopla
must havo slcoplng accommodations
nnd 'whllo North Plntto Is better snp-
iII10rll With hotels and lmlcitnir liniitou
than Is tho average town of its size,
inoy nro .insuuicicnt by rat' to moot tho
requirements of colehrnt on week, if
The ccmmltteo therefore desires to
obtain n list of nil thoso Who can ac
commodate roomers during tho cele
bration nnd th030 who can do so will
please phono or ndtlress Secrctnrv
Moonoy.
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For Sale
Burn 24x40, 2x0 studding, at 102
Wos't 3d SL Could bo mado into a
house. Must bo sold nt onco. B. M.
Reynolds, Phono Red 588. 13-2
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John Langdon, of Wallace, was
transacting business in town yester
day. Miss Dora Moibourn of Ogulalla,i
snon Saturday in town visiting with
frlonds.
A. Short, of Big Springs, transacted
business nnd visited! frlonds in this city
Saturday.
Louis Harris, of Forost City, Pa la
visiting his cousin Mrs. Julius Plzor
this week.
x Iloadquartors for Window glass.
STONE DRUG STORE.
Mrs. J. B. Illgglns has boon 111 for
Bovoral days past at hor homo on
soutth Pino.
Mrs. E. McOlothon, of Sutherland,
spont Saturday and' Sunday In town
visiting frlcnud.
Tho small son of W. C. Ross, of Co
znd, was operated upon ut tho Twlncm
hospital Saturday.
Mrs. W. T. Wilcox will entertain a
number of ladles ut a luncheon nt her
homo Friday afternoon.
Harrison Welch, of Paxton, cning
down Saturday and- Is taking trontmont
at tlio Twlilam hospital.
Miss Buolah McGraw, who tooch?s
school near Brady, spent Saturday and
Sunday with hor paronts.
Tho salo of Uio property of the late
Earl Hamilton, consisting of cnttlo,
horses, machinery and. housohold goods
will bo hold Thursday, March 1st, at
12:30 p. m. Frteo lunch will bo sorved
MRS. E. A. HAMILTON.
452 E. Third St
09 & VA
Tel. No. R-104
tef Neb,
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JtAILItOAI) NOTES
The Nyal Store
PHONE NO. 8.
Trains from tho western coast were
somewhat delayed yesterday by snowi
slides on tli-e- Southern Puclllc.
Chairman Boguo, of tho B. of R. T.,
returned Saturday from a business
trip to Omaha and other points east.
Thousands, of ties for tho twonty
threo miles of now switching tracks In
tho yards arts boing unloaded at dllf
foront points In tho yards.
Clius. Thornburg leaves this weok
for Chadron, whoro ho will accept a
position as boilornmker In tho shops of
tho Northwestern road. For some time
past ho has boon employed by F. W.
Hanson, tho plumber.
Yesterday workmen bogun laying tho
concroto foundations for the now do
pot, about a dozen men being employ
ed on tills work. Crushed rock from a
quariry at Louisville, Nob., Is being
shipped in for this purpose,
W. L. Park, formerly of this city,
now vico-prealdent of tho Illinois Ccn-
trnl, passed through Friday evening
In his private car attached to train No. I
9. Ho 'Was onrouto to California whora!
ho will spond two weeks on business.'
Blue prints havo been mado for tho
ndw freight dopot which tlie Union Pa.j
olilc will orect within tho next two
years. This dopot will bo erectekl on
the wost sldo of Locust street and
north of the tracks. It will bo con
structed ot brick nnd will bo of siif-
flolent slzo to meet the requirements
of years to como.
HotSpot1 m
Every household needs a
HOT SPOT gas room heater.
A quick clean heat without
dirt, soot or smoke.
Norih Platte Light and
Power Co.
A Stock Farm Snap.
Fop quick salo, C40 ucre Improved
stock farm located southwest of Her
shoy, framo dwelling, largo framo barn
good woll and windmill, SO acres in
cultivation and sovoral miles of fenc
ing. For quick salo we can mnko the
vory low price of ?5.00 per ncro. Can
glvo Immediate possession.
13-4 BUCHANAN & PATTERSON.
S1IICHI l'l''SS A I.I j
Hy virtue of an ordor of Halo IhbuoiI
from the District Court of Lincoln
(.'oiinty, -N'obrnskn, upon n Jccreo of
foivcloHitro romloroil In snlil Court
who rein Franc I h A. Monnott 1h plnlntiff,
nml Hobort H. Hopper 1h defendant, and
to me directed, I will on tho 31st day
of March, 1U17, ut 2 o'clock p. m. at tho
east front door of tlio Court House In
North 1'lattP, Lincoln County. NofoniH.
Ia, hcII at Public Auction to tho IiIkIi
eHt bidder for cuhIi, to tmtlxfy said de
cree Interest nnd co.sts, tho following
described property, to-wlt: Southeast
quarter (KICU) of Section Klvo (G),
Township Flftoen (15), North of HaiiKO
Thirty (30) West of tho Sixth P. M., In
Lincoln County, Niibraskn.
Hated North l'latte, Neb., February
" ' A. J. SALSDIIUY,
f27-0w Sheriff.
NOTICK OK IMXAI. UUIMIUT
' Kstato No. H23 of Molllo K. Shoup,
deceased, In the County Court of Lin
coln County, Nebraska.
Tho Htate of Nobraako. to all persons
IntoreHted lifi. Bafd Ustato take notlco
thnt tho Adinlnutratrlx has filed n
tlnal account and report of her admin
iMtratlou nnd a petition for final 8et
tlement and dlncharBo as such admlnls
tratrlx, which havo hoen set for hcor
Inir before said court on March 23, 1917,
at 9 o'clock a. in., when you may np.
pear and contest the same.
Dated February ajjWir
f27-3v County JuiIko,
r2 'S&M? i
Who'll Be the Next to Build?
Look What A Wide Choice!
A Good Store Building for use or for rent.
A Nice Home, Cottage, Bungalow or Mansion.
A Good Barn, on the farm or in town.
A Shed, for Automobile, stock or machinery.
A New Porch, or Addition to the House.
A Hennery or Fence.
Be the Next and See Us for
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
Coates Lumber & Coal Co.
North Platte, Nebr.
National Security Fire Insurance Compaq
Nebraska's Only Old Line Stock, Fire and Tornado
Insurance Company
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $300,000.00
Home Office:
1406 Farnum Street, Omaha
When your policies expire- nnd
you nro looking for lnsurnnco wo
would uppreclnte very much If
you would see thnt tlio business Is
written ly the National Security
Flro lnsurnnco Company.
WAI.TKR A. QEOROE, President.
K E. 1IOWELU Vice President.
V. J. ZEMAN, Treasurer.
O. A. DANIELSON, Secretary.
WM. H. C. WOODHURST, Local Agent.
