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aiigerosis eyeglasses
are nil eyeglasses Hint nre not spe
daily ground mid filled to Iho eyes
for which (hey nre intended. Here
your eyes nre examined In a special,
ly equipped cy0 lestliif? room by Op.
tomelrlsts who are skilled men.
AH work Is carefully Inspected and
must he perfect before It leaves our
shop
You don't need anyone to tell you
that our glasses aro a help and a
comfort. You aro sure of It the mo
ment you put them on.
Wo have our own lense grinding ma
chlncry and can make new lenses or
duplicate your old ones on short notice
HARRY DIXON.
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OPTOMETRIST.
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DR. 0. H. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Oflice over the McDonald
State Bunk.
LOCAL AND PEKSONAL.
Mrs. J. C. Gains of Elk City, Nob,
arrived la3t night to visit her sister
Mrs. J. C. Askwig.
Arrangements are being mndo for a
jsetles of municipal entertainments at
the Franklin Auditorium, the llrst of
I which will be given Thursday evening,!
March Itith. This initial program will
, conaiot of Instrumental and vocal ae
' lections, readings, black faco sketch,
and songs by a male quartette. The
; complete program will be published
later Admission will bo free to all
and an Invitation is extended to every
man, woman and child In the city.
, The initial concert .U be In the
' natute of a try out If it is well t
' tended and those prosent favor a serlos
of municipal entertnlnmentii, arrange
I'monts will bo mndo for them, each
program given to vary from tho pro
' ceding one.
Tills is an offort to make tho Frank
lin finmmtmH v nnntei nnil
: whether It becomes such doponds al-
together upon the citizens. If you
; favor a social center you can host show
; your npproval by attending tho Initial j
entertainment '
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Death Claims Two.
Mra. Elmlra Thomas died at the
homo of her son, D. M. Thomas, 1302
east Second street at, tun o'clock Sun
day .morning. Death cunio In her sovJ
enty-fith year. Mrs. Thomas had boon
an invnlid for ton years past, tho re
sult of a fall In which sho dislocated
her hip alien sho was sixty-ftvo years
old and from which sho never fully,
rocovered. Sho had forniorly resided
at Palisade and had mado her homo
hero for two months pnst. Tho re-,
mains wore taken to Palisade yester
day morning. 1
Elza Lcroy Wills, tho eighteen
months old son if Mr. and Mrs. P. A.;
Wills, died Saturday afternoon after a
Bhort illness. Tho funeral services
woro held at the residence yesterday i
morning In charge of Itev. 13. A. Cram
and Interment was mado In the North
NPlattn conietery. I
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(Jets Cash on Forged Checks
A stranger giving his name as E. C.
... - i. i. i. n Smith succeeded in cashiiiK two foru-i
WU11U 111 UU11U1U IU31 wcun. uurwJiui - oi...i.. fri i. tl,,J
Keith Novillo purchased a now 1917 ? " "
Model Littlo Six, seven passenger checks the nnnio of Walter Wilson, a
nuick motor car wo11 known farmer of Nichols prc-
uulcK motor car. cinct m been forged. One for $32.50
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Hopkins have cnghcd at Tho Hub Tho othor
moved into tho E. A. Boyd residence l wng 1)rcsente,i nt tno Rush Mercantile
on east Third street which they pur- Co aml caed for $2S IIo lmd heen
cahsed last Week. 'given $10 on tills check, but whilo the
Mrs. Earl Hamilton and son Frank ' clerk went out to' get change Smith
returned to Omaha Sunday evening walked out and has not slnc0 boon
after spending several uays at uie seen.
Miss Marie Stuart left Sunday morn
ing for Chappell to spend tho day.
Mrs. John Tucker will be hostess to
the Club Nevita tomorrow afternoon.
Dr. Morrill, Dentist.
L. L. Zook reft -Sunday afternoon
for Denver to spend a week or
longer
Mrs. Lyman Gregory loft yesterday
morning for Omaha to spend a iweekj
oi longer.
Mr and Mrs. W. O. Forward left
Sunday for Long Beach, Calif., to spend
several weeks.
Frank Granger has returned to Goth
enburg after visiting swith. his son Guy
Granger and wife.
Registered Porcheron Stallion for
Usalo cheap. Thomas E. Doolittle,
Nor tli Platte, Neb. 8-8
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gettman left last
week for Hastings where they will
residojn tho future.
"Don't" fail to see tho new dress and
waist silks at The Leader Marcantile
C.'s.
Miss Pearl Tacader left Saturday
afternoon for Gibbon to visit for a
short timo 'with relatives.
When tired or worn out send your
washing to the North Platto Laundry.
Phono 113. Stf
Missns Matio Paulson and Celeste
Crawford have accepted) positions in
tho Hub millinery department.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Moulton, of Eddy
vlllo, came a few days ago to visit
their son E R Moulton and family.
For Sale Model 32 six Cylinder
Oakland In good shape, at a reason
able price. Inquire at 214 West 9th.
TVTioa urniini T.mniTi left the latter
nnrt nf lnst. -aM for Gothenburg to1
visit relatives whilo enrouto to Omaha.
Mrs. MiHor of Waltertown. Ia-, came
Sunday to visit hor daughters Mrs.
Charlos Thornburg and Miss Maude
Mlllor.
Mra. Lester Walker, Sr. and daugh
ter Miss Mae havo moved into tho
Garlichs residence on wost Third
street.
Aiuto oil, gas ongine oil, harvester
oil, all kinds of oil and axlo grease at
Tho Economy.
H S. IIASKINS, Mgr.
Noalo Turpio homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vernon re
turned Saturday ovenlng from Omaha
where they attended the auto bIiow
and visited friends.
Dr. Brock, Dentist, over Stone Drug
Store.
Foyd IUcheson has resigned his po
sitlon in
TheN
ew Suits
Extremely interesting arc the new suits.
Strictly tailored or semi-lailorecl models, a
variety of pleasing novelty suits, finished with
many a "touch" which is distinctively of 1917
origin and developed in new and alluring
shades; these form a part of our attractive
display: ,
Style 8000 Sport Suit made from green
and tan checked wool velour, unlincd
jacket, fancy belt coming about three
quarters of the way around, fancy pock
ets, gold silk collar; skirt trim- flf?
mcd with brass buttons. Price .
Style 1600 Navy Blue Suit made from
good quality gaberdine, narrow belt,
fancy pockets, trimmed with heavy
stitching on both skirt
Price
and
jacket.
$25.00
Style 1610 Made from a fine grade wool poplin in the now
apple green shade, large collar of same material overlaid
with white broadcloth embroidered with varigatcd silk yarn;
novelty belt and saddle pockets, buttonholes, culls and pock
ets piped with white; skirt made in the latest style, trimmed
with straps and largo white pearl buttons. Price
$40.00
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Episcopal Church
A Lenten service to which all mom
bcrs and others are Invited, will bo
held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Archdeacon Bowkcr will tako charge
of tho service.
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Mlaa flnnl Pnnvora nf Trvnn. wlin
the Derryberry & Forbes ,. ,i.. trnnimonta fnr tiimnt
- 111 J , blhkii V wa.waa wlj a. w a vaaa u
store and aceptcd a clerkship in the troublo at tho Nortu Plntto General
Llork-Sandall grocery. hosnitnl for somo time, returned homo
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baker have Saturday,
purchased the Christ houso on south j Farm and Itnnch loans at lowest
Dewey street and will begin house- rnlcg ,, bcst lurmHi Money on hand
w
lie ox Department Store
keeping thero this week.
Miss Margaret Kelly, who had been
making her homo with. Mr. and' Mrs. B.
A. Curay, left Saturday afternoon for
Julesburg to visit tho homo folks.
For quick action and Hii'lsfaciosy
sale list your land with ThoeJicke. tf
Tho Presbyterian aid society will
meet '1 hursday afternoon in tho church
basement with Mesdanies Perrltt.Esh
elnian auu WhUtakor as h03tessses.
Mr and Mrs Will Friend will niovo
thij wet'k Into the Frazier house on
east Fourth street formerly occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thornburg.
Efficient and reliable light dxaying
of any kind, taxlcab service and coun
try livery. Splccr's Parcel Delivery.
Call Huffman's Cigar Store. Phone 975.
to close loans promptly.
43tf BUCHANAN & PATTERSON.
Tho members of tho Loncsomohurnt
club' will glvo a Boclnl dance at the
Masonlo hall Saturday ovenlng, March
17th. . I
Harry Fritts, of Lincoln, formerly
of the local base ball team, has signed
with tho ball team nt Tulsa, Okla., this
season.
Mrs. Harry Kelso and children left
Friday evening for Grand Island to
visit with tho former's pnrcnts for a
week or longer.
TJnlnp TAncnn anlil tlin flrnf nf tho
week to David Staples lots 1, 2, and'
3, of section 2G-14-32. Tills tract con
tains nVout 1G0 acres and the eonsiu
Mr- and Mrs. J. M. Johnson and Dewey .
tuS Too?-th'o fonerKfVomU! oration was $4 GOO.-IIershey Times
r,t,i,n ci.r.,., i nmniin nmi M.o Word cornea from Mrs. C. II. Stnmp
lattdr from a visit "with friends .in and Mrs. Lewis Pdterson who wore
Gothenburg called to Itossivlle, 111., last week by
Alice Joyce. Harry Morey and Marc tho serious illness of their mother,
McDermott will bo at the Keith Wed- tho aged mother died I-riday ovenlng.
lusday niglit in a true Irish story, City Physician Lucas reports that
"Whom tho Gods Destroy." One of the 'hero has not been one ease of small
rcmmclnblo futures 0f tliis play 'by lox reported to him this winter and
Cyrus Brady Townsend is the light In t0 on,lv contagious discuses during
which friendship is convoyed to the 'ho cold months were two ease ot
audienec 1 Scarlet fever in a light form. At this
Wearc' now equipped to tako care thno in 1910 thero hnd boon about
ot your eye troubles. Do not neglect eighteen cases of small-pox and a
them. Step in and let us convince larger number In 1915.
you that u,e lit glasses properly. C :::
M- Austin, Jowelor, corner Fiont and A Itargain
G room modern house, furnace heat,
daughter Mary camo Saturday morn
ing to visit tho former's motnor Mrs.
Mary Johnson at the Ralph Garman
home.
M:'3. Will Klonk and baby returned
Sunday nlgt from a visit with frlonds
in South Dakota- Mr, kicok woiu
down to Columbus Sunday to meet
them.
Economy prices on ladies' spring
suits, coats, dresses and' skirts. The
Economy,
II. S. IIASKINS, Mgr.
A farmer living north of Tryon was
in town Saturday and sold to C. C.
Hupfcr ono hundred bushels of pota
toes for which ho was paid ?2.50 per
bushlo.
First degree work mill be given to
twonty-four at tho I- O. O. F. meeting
Thursday ovenlng and candidates will
bo taken in from Sutherland and
Dickens.
PURE FOOD EXHIBIT
We have secured the services of Mrs. Hunter, of
Omaha a nationally known demonstrator for
THIS WEEK ONLY
to demonstrate Beech Nut Pure Food Products.
Tho officers of tho new national bastmient with apartments. Three
bank of Ilershoy, which will havo a rooms, tollot and bath irp stairs, threo
capital of $20,000, aro D. B. McNeol rooms down stairs. Corner lot fully
bresldont. C. O. Wickstro'm and Otto graded, curl) and aldowalk on both
Schurniann, of Fremont, vlco-prcsl- stroets, fruit and shade trees, sower (
dents and Sharploy Thompson cosh- and water connection, olectric wiring i
ier. Ponding the orection of a bank and fixtures, all improvements m and
building, tho Esholman will bo used paid for. Tho host bargain in tho city,
as a banking house. Tills room is be- Somo ono will get a simp. Soo John
Ing mado ready for occupancy. Grant. 13-ji
Registered Bulls For Sale
Old Yards, North Platte, Neb.
Wc will ship on lo Wyoming Friday,
March 9lh, unless you slop us. Have on
hands now
15 Head Herefords, age 14 mo. fo3 yeafsT
8 bhorfliortis, age lb mo. to Zs mo.;
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They are.OQd ones prices right. All
guaranteed breeders.
W. H. TURPIE,
Pea Nut Butter, Jms,
Mustard, Jellies,
Chili Sauce, Mints,
Beech Nut Sauce, Cloves,
Sliced Bacon
Preserves,
Oscar Sauce,
Catsup,
Be sure to come and get acquainted with these
Pure Foods and get a sample and a souvenir of Beech
Nut Products.
Lierk-Sandall Co.
Scene from Avery Hopwood's Farce Classic "Fair and Warmer, which comes to the Keith Tuesday evening
March 6th. Seats on sale Saturday. Prices 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50.
