Dixon - Perfecto
Glasses
GUARANTEED
NOT TO BREAK
It will pay you
to see us about
them.
Harry Dixon &$on
Graduate Optometrist.
Claudo Mecombor, of Ravenna, for
nioxdy of this city, camo Tuesday to
attond tho druggists convention.
I now havo funds at 5 per cent
on cholco bottom tablo land. Gono
Crook, Room 4, Keith thoatro Bldg.
Miss Ethol Wlngot will leavo In a
fclAj days for Colorado Springs and
othor western points to visit friends.
Mrs. Anna McLano, who had been
visiting Iter dauglitor Mrs. Joseph
Schwalger, Toft for Glenvlllo Wednes
day. Mrs. Tvrono Kootrnn. inBin liml lnon
visiting her slstor Mrs. Jack Car
roll for sovoral wcoks, loft Tuesday
ovonlng.
Mrs. Mary Rnsmusson, of Chicago,
camo Wednesday morning to visit hor
slstor Mrs. Jolui Dick for a fortnight
op longer.
Mrs. P. W. Rinckor and Mrs. G.tT.
Field left Wednesday morning for
Grand Island to attend tho convention
of tho P. B. O.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Sawyer and chil
dren, left Tuesday evening for Law
rence, Kansas to visit relatives for
soveral weeks.
Misses Ethel Fryo and Maud Miller
will leavojshortly for points in Colo
rado '.andrVVyoming to visit friends for
a fortnight.
SmiSClUl'TIONS WILL FAIl
FA 11 lJKfjOW APFOimONJIENT
; -i '. DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
; . Graduate Dentist
'ij' 'Office over the McDonald
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,5! StatoBunk.
OCAL ANBi PERSONAL
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Dr.lBrock. Dentist, over Stone Drue
JVpf3. Thomas Greentbas purchased a
no!w!l917 modol Elgln?car.
3ath Houso Tangle" Fox com-
tho Keith tohglit.
0.' H. Thoolecko transacted business
in, Omaha tho first- of tho -week.
$ir1 and Mrs. John Mulick left for
Sidney tho first of this week.
ilifr j and Mis . Wylip Walker went to
Ophjcosh Tuesday to s'pond a few days.
jam'eV Flytiri,' SiVof'Lowellen, camo
tho'flrst of, this week to visit his family-.
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Fancy Parasols, a largo assortment
to choose from at Wilcox Department
Store.
Mrs. P. H. Lonorgan resigned lior
position In the Gem. the first of the
week. - "ryr-'-j..,
Miss Sadie Teets, of Omaha, former.
ly of tills city, is visiting friends in
town.
For Rent Two modern rooms, also
garage. Mrs. Geo. O. Troxler, 608
west Sixth street. 45-2
fln T.-ntlv .tr.tn-ni1 Uny nn.t.
tlori in tho Iyckoycjjnfectlonery store
weanesuay.
Ducien Stebblns relumed Tuesday
evening from Chicago where he spent
two weeks.
For Sale-r-Cook shack, feed rack and
six wheelers. Inquire of W. D. Waldo,
No?th Platte, 4G-4
Miss Marie Korjtovyz, of Crete, who
IwUb visiting Mrs. A. J.. Frazier, left
Tupsday aftornoon.
Pnr Rule 1 mower. 1 rldine cultlva
tor, 1 hay sweep. 1321 west Ninth
street. it. L. ureeno,
Afr- on1 ATra TTntrrrv Rnhntt rptnrnnil
Tuesday evening from Omaha where
they visited last weeic,
Mrs. A. J. Frazier and daughter
Tyrone left Tuesday for Eddyvlllo to
attend the weuamg or a cousin .
?Mr. and Mrs. tW M; Rector loft a
few days ago for Kansas wnere tne
forpner will taKo meaicai treatment.
Mra Johanna. McGralwl rieturned
Tuesday from Evanston where she vis-
See Julius Mogensen for all kinds
of 'P. &0. farm implements and wag
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Monday's Trdanglo "program at the
Keith presents William Desmond ini
"Tho Last of tho Ingrahams" and the1
comedy "Done in Oil."
Those in need of Dalntlnc. DaDer
hanging and decorating are assured
satisfactory work If they employ Julius
Hoga. Phono Black 692. 38tf
Mrs. J. W. Rosencrans and d aim-li
ter Dorothy, of Cozad, camo a fowj
uays aco to snemi two -weeks witii
her daughter Mrs. I.E. Gilbert.
Mrt and Mrs. H. Homer Mussolman
will return Uio first nt next week from
a three weeks' visit in Omaha, St.
Joe, Kansas City and other points
Attorneys Basklns, Hollman, Oborat,
Halligan, Hoagland, Wilcox and Judge
Fronch attended the bar association
meoting at Scotts Bluff this week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Nelson, of
Holdrege, visited this week with tho
former's brother, J. E. Nelson, while
enrouto to Arthur and Scotts Bluff.
Mrs. Robert Lannln and child, of
Grand Island, aro expected loro to
morrow to visit at thp Lannih home
and attendthe. semi-centennial cele bration.
Mrs. Joseph Hayes and children,
of Omaha, camo a feint days ago to
visit her parents Mr. nd Mrs. George
Austin andu:eml the seml-cen'.omkil
celebration
Mrs. K. D., Small and children, of
Jollet, III., former residents, are ex
pested this week to spend three Iwleoks
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Victor
von Goetz.
Tho canning school under the di
rection of the extension bureau of
tho state university and in charge of
Miss Alleen Gantt will be held in the
Franklin sclhool basement today and
tomorrow.
Mrs. Eva Reese, Guy Reese, Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Bailor, of Plattsmouth,
former residents, were hero this weol:
visiting tho Stamp family while en-
route to Kimball. They will Bpend
a few days hero on their return.
Wool sold in tho North Platto mar
ket Tuesday far fifty-two and one-half
cents per pound, this price being paid
for two tons to Ranchman Petit by
Louie Llpshitz. This Is tho highest
price ever paid for wool In this mar
kot.
SAY Don't you know now is the
.time to sol cabbage plants for winter
use and kraut? Yoiu 'can getjthem at
the Lincoln Highway Gardens, prlco
35c per 100; ?3.00 port 1000. 20,000 to
sell. R. McFarland, 2005 east Fourth
street, phone Red 732. 4G-1
High Cost of Living Solved.
Do you know one thing that has not
increased with high cost of living
"Artificial Ico." Thousands of dollars
aro thrown away In garbage cans that
could bo saved with the. small ex
pense of an Ico Book. Remember in
buying always use tho best. Phono 40
Artificial Ico and Cold Storago Co.39-8
This has beon Red Cross week In
North Platto nnd Lincoln county na
tofcl as In ovory town and precinct in
tho nation, and a strong offort Is bo
lng made to sccuro the one hundred
million dollars needed tor Red Cross
work.. In North Plaito a thorough
canvass is bolng miiac, but tho sub
scriptions will fall far bolow tho sum
apportioned to the city, which was
from $7,000 to $9,000. Up to Wednes
day ovonlng four vr tho teams can
vassing tho business district nnd
threo of those working tho rosldenoo
districts roportod a total of $2,400. Tho
subscriptions of tho othor teams yot
to report will hardly equal this sum.
Up to yestordny no reports had been
received from the country precincts.
Tho buslnoss men subscribed liberal
ly, but soveral hundred others who
woro expected to subscribe ten dollars
each, gavo a dollar or less.
Tho final report of the committees
will bo mado this ovonlng at a meoting
to 'bo hold at tho Mohodist church, at
which all !lho havo taken part in tho
canvass aro expected to bo present
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Will Drag Bonds
Tho good roads committee of tho
Chamber of Commoroo has boon auth
orized to purcliaso tho tractor con
verted from a Buick car by the Davis
Auto Co., tho county commissioners
havo consented to futmlsh a Fry drag,
and tills commltteo will In tho futuro
look after tho dragging of roads lead
ing Into North Platte from tho four dl
rectlonsl, This road dragging will ox
tend a reasonablo distance from tho
city. Tho work will bo done In co
operation with tho county comrats
slonors, who havo at times found it
difficmllt to securo men and teams to
do tho work. With tho tractor owned
by the Chamber of Commerce it will bp
avallablo at all times and efficient holp
to operate It lwill bo easily obtained, It
Is Ibelloved that tlio arrangmont will
result In good roads In tho immediate
vicinity of tho city.
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Lutheran Announcements
9:45 Sunday school services.
11 o'clock, morning worship. Tho
Lord's Supper will bo celebrated.
8:00 p; m., ovonlng worship. Special
Communion servlco for those who can
not bo nrosont in tho mornlntr. Tho
pastor hopes that no ono will miss
both tlieso services unless prevented
by hstlfiablo circumstances. No
christian can afford to miss this im
portant sorvico of his church. "This
do" is" tho Master command, which
is as binding to tho conscience as
"Thou shalt have no other gods be
fore Me."
Good special music at both the services!.
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Co-Operntlvo Delivery Fnils.
After three days' trial, tho co-opor
atlvo delivery system established by
Hill Bros. & Costello suspended bus!
ness. and tho (grocers and meat mar
kets they 'represented took ovor tholr
individual deliveries yesterday morn
ing. .The managor of tho concern
stated that the main defflculty was to
secure comnotont boys for drivers.
Forty dollars per month was offered,
tho boy drivers, but they demanded
sixty dollars.
Tho concern settled all Its bills yes
torday and tho managor departed.
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NORTH PLATTE BOTTLING WORKS
If you want to know how delicious
our beverages aro, come in and buy a
bottle, a small bottle, just enough for
ono good long drink. How ipuro anu
vijholesomo and high grade tho syrup
and flavors aro, tho best grade of
granulated cane sugar msed at all
times regardless of cost. It Is put up
and delivered to you under conditions,
of absolute sanitation. Tt is good
through and through and as wholesome
ascitis-delicious.
Why not have tho best manufactured
by' tho
NORTH PLATTE BOTTLNG WORKS
Wm. Hoyso Proprietor.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to oxpness our hoartfolt
thanks to our neighbors and friends
for tho klndnoss and sympathy ox
tended us during tho illness and death
of our loved ono Ethel.
A. R. VOGELSANG,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan,
and family.
pJi its
Have A Silo This Year
Every farmer should have a silo this
year. It Is almost his duty to have
one. Tho silo Is not: only a source of
Increased profits to the fanner, but
nlso a means of meeting the threat
ened world food shortage. .
Cattle refuse to eat corn stalks, nnd
they aro trusted. When mado Into sil
age they make succulent feed. Cattle
like it.
This Bank offers its assistance to
the farmers In this community to In
crease this year's profits und meet
the pending food crisis. Wo will loan
you needed funds to' Increase your silo
cnpaclty or build new silos.
Platte Valley State Bank
North Platte, Nebraska.
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Kearney Coming Strong
Secretary Moonoy received a mes
sago from L. L. Wernett, of Kearney
tho oarly part of this week stating
that a Kearney delegation of ono hun
dred boosters and a fifty pleco banu
would bo hero for tho soml-contonnlal
colobratlon Thursday and that day will
bo Kearney and North Platto day. .
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Thurston Woodhurst returned Tues
day ovenlng from Grand Island.
IJ0TJBLY ritOYEN.
North Platto Headers Can no Longer
Doubt tho Evidence.
This Ndrth Platto citizen testified
long ago.
Told of quick relief of undoubted
boneflt.
Tho facts are now confirmed.
Such 'testimony Is complete Jtho
ovldcnco conclusive.
It forms convincing proof of morlt.
Thomas McGovorn, farmer, 409 E.
Tenth St., North Platte, says: "I
havo used Doan's Kidney Pills off and
on for a good many years, whenever I
havo becomo afflicted with kidney
troublo from ovor-oxertion and nalns
and aches havo como In my kldndys
and back. At times I folt so bad with
stiffness of my back that I couldn't
straighten up In tho morning. Doan's
Kidney Pills, procured from Rexall
Drug Store, havo alwayB given mo ro-
Unt" '
Tho abovo statement was given Au
gust 2, 1910, and on June 2, 1916, Mr.
McGovern added: "I still use Doan's
Kidney Pills whenover I feel my kid
neys aro not In good condition. They
novor fall to drlvo off any troublo and
keop mo in good health.
50c. at all dealers. Fostor-MUburn
Co., Mfgra., Buffalo, N. Y.
There ate Two Costs to a Furnace:
the Price You Pay --and the Upkeep
x.' Jin
CaiEM COIOM I AL. FuflNACB
In a furnace purchase, a dollar may be a good
friend, or a false one. How you use that dollar, does
the deciding.
If you just spend it, without thought of the future,
you take chances. But when you invest your money,
the chance part is overcome.
That's just the way you should regard your fur
nace purchase. You should get highest investment
value. '
On an investment basis, make up your mind to
look into the satisfaction-insuring, comfort-bringing.
Green COLONIAL Furnace
Has Green's Dome Heat Intcnstficr
It took a half Century of experience to create the
Green COLONIAL. This furnace was developed
from long furnace manufacturing knowledge.
Every part of every Green COLONIAL Furnace carries a five-year guaran
tee, excepting the grates. Your treatment of the furnaco determines their life. But if
any other part cracks or burns out in five years, it will be supplied free. And every part
of every Green COLONIAL is guaranteed against manufacturing defects during tho
life of the furnace.
No "ifs" about this protection I
After you have looked into the merit-points of the Green COLONIAL yoti
will understand why your protection is so iron-bound.
But before you investigate, consider these facts; then check up on them later:
The Green COLONIAL has Green's Dome Heat Intensifier--a rigid, one
piece cast base, a gas-tight, cup-joint ash-pit; a dust-tight ash-pit door double, eeru
aratcly-hinged feed-doors the famous Colonial grates an extra heavy, deep, straight
fire-pot perfect draft-control, a radiator that gets every unit of heat from the fuel;
high fuel economy, most dependable heat I
For your satisfaction's sake, come in today for a Green COLONIAL catalogue,
We Sell and Install the "Colonial".
SIMON BROS.,
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
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CLUBS Aim SOCIETIES
Tho Elite club will bo entertained
this aftornoon by Mrs II. P. Henckol.
Tho Zetta Zotta olub has discon
tinued its meetings for tho summer
months.
Mrs. James Adams was hostoss to
tho Et-a-Virp olub Wednesday aftor
boon at a kenslngton. Mrs. Mary Bas
mussen, of Chicago, a foiiimor resident
hero, was a guest of tho club.'
' Mrs. Wm. Friend entertained tho M.
M. M. club Tuesday afternoon at
cards. Guests of the day woro Mrs.
Herman Schloutor anu Airs', van
Simon. 1
Mrs. II. C. Brock cntortalned fifteen
children Wednesday afternoon for
hor son Henry Clny Brock who wns
five years of ago that day. T1iq little
guests spent a pleasant nfternoon In
games.
Tho Zota Zeta club were tho guests
of Mrs. Jack Carroll Wednesday after
noon. Guests of the day-were Mrs.
O. B. Austin of St. Joo and Mrs.
Olydo Glddeon. Mrs. M. W. Rlgg as
sisted tho hostess In ontcrtalnlng.
Mesdames James Hart, Wm. Hawloy
and Thomas Healoy entertained tho
ndlan Card olub Tuesday aftornoon at
tho Hart homo. In tho card games
Miss Alma Waltemath won first prize
and Mrs. Charles Roynolds second lion
ors. Guest prize was awarded to Miss
Alleen Gantt Mrs. John McCabo of
Choyonno was an out-of-town guest
Mesdames Herbert and Ernest
Tramp ontortalned olghty ladles at a
reception Wednesday afternoon irom
2 o'olock until 6 in honor of Mm. Ar
thur Tramp, a recent brldo. Tho rooms
of tho Tramp homo iwpro decorated
with sweet peas and ferns and a lunch
con was sorvod on a prottlly arranged
tablo. Assisting in sorvlng wero tho
Misses Catherlno Hall, Hazol Barber,
Holon Bonner and Marjory Den. Dur
ing tho aftornoon an enjoyable read
ing wns given iby Miss Alma Walte
math and musical selections by Mrs.
Harry Cramer. Thursday qvening
thlrty-fivo young ladles woro ontor
talned at a muslcalo. Thoso taking
nart In tho nrocram woro Misses Alma
Waltomath, Dorothy and Elizabeth Hln-
man.
Henry G. Bitter, of Falrbury, for
merly of tho local shops, arrlvod yes
terday and will visit old tlmo friends
for a week, whilo recuporatlng from
an accidont that bofoll him somo tlmo
ngo.
Tho garland drill which was tho
prlnclplo feature of tho ontortalnmont
rocontly glvon by tho pupils of St. Pat
rick's school, will bo ropcatod by ro
qucat) alt Uio GKndjWrolla ball r'oxt
wook.
Supporting the
Government
This is a time for every citizen to support the
United States Government, and many are doing
so at considerable cost or sacrifice to themselves.
We have joined the Federal Reserve Banking
System established by the Government to give
greater financial stability and strength to tho
member banks and protection to their depositors.
You tan give your support to this great Gov
ernment enterprise and also obtain its protection
for your money by becoming one of our, deposi
tors. FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Takes Automobile
Tho M. C. Hayes auAomoblllo was
taken from tho garago tho first of this
woek and found on tho north river
bank In an ovorturnod position. Sher
iff .Salisbury Is Investigating tho mat
ter.
Dr. V. Lmicas returned last ovonlng
from Arnold whoro ho attended tho
funeral of a relative.
For Bent Soven room building oip
poiflta Owl) Cafo, PHrJna iBhWk
140. 40-2
J. J. Frator, of Rising City, camo a
fow days ago to visit his brother
Georgo Frator and family and attend
tho druggists' convention.
Mastor John Hawloy received a deep
cut on tho templo last evening while
nlaylng on tho stona of St. Patrick's
school. Physicians Iworo summoned
and it was found necossary to taKo
sovoral stitched.
For Sale Five room houso with
basement Modern except heat. In
quire at 307 oast Fifth street. 40-3
For tho second tlmo within a month
somo ono raldod Charley Llork's
porch boxes last night, pulling off botii
bloom and buds and Injuring Uio
plants. To put a stop to tlieso deeds
sovoral favor tho organization of a
flower growers' association and the of
fering of a suitable rowart for tho de
tection of thoso who aro guilty.
HOT WATER
lil
An automatic Water;Heater gives
hot water at the turn of the faucet. Y;ou!
merely open the faucet at any time, day1
or night, and you have hot ' water, one
gallon or a thousand. Plenty, of hot
i
water for any purpose' all the time. ! i;;
North Platte Light & Power Co.
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JUL.
Perfection Ice Cream
Gives tho final touch to any social af
fair, and nono Is comploto without It.
Our Ico Oroam is enjoyablo whothor
sorvod as part of a banquot, as dos
sort for dinner, or rofroshment for tho
unexpected guest, it Is quickly ob
tainable oaslly sorvod and always ap
preciated. May wo sorvo you?
North Platte Creamery
rnoNE 63.