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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1917)
A. I V if:- f Relief for tired eyes If the glare of the sun and the bright light of summer days makes your eyes tired, you will find most gratifying relief in tinted lens glasses. Until you try them you can have no idea of the comfort they bring. They do not dim vision. They simply filter out the fntigueing ultra violet light rays. Come into Clinton's and examine tinted r lens glasses. We can grind them to t correct any defect in. refraction. 1 f t t V.' CLINTON, Graduate Optician, At Uio Sign of tlio 1 Illng. DR. 0. II. CRESSLER, Graduate Dentist Office over tha McDonald Stato Bunk. LOCAL AND PERSONAL Mrs. Win. Daldock roturnoil Friday ovening from a short visit In Omaha. Try Splcor's Now Cab if you do ' siro good cab aorvico. Phono 247. tf .Mrs. F. W. Ttlnckor haB roturncd from Omaha where Bho vlHltcd a wook. Dr. Morrill. Dontlat MIbh Nina Eldor loft Saturday morn ing for Kcarnoy totako a courso in tho normal. .For Salo Parlor Peninsular and "onOiSlargo Acorn bnso burner. 407 oast Second Street. 09-2 MIbb Ilolon Aldoti left tho lattor part of (last week for Lincoln to attend tho university. ' John Burko, Jr., la anHlstlng as rural mail-carrlor during tho nbsonco of Henry Clark. v'Ij. D. Thoelocko Camo down from MolroHo Friday to visit hla BOii"Whllo onrouto to Omaha. Fred Frcdorlckson and daughtor ro turncd Friday ovonlng from a visit in eastern points. All tho now Bilks and dross goods aro now on salo at Tho Leader Mer cantile Co,'s, Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Sebastian and children who wcro visiting in Lin coln returned homo Saturday morning. Miss Nina HasmuBen returned Fri day ovening from Lincoln whoro sho visited relatives for sovoral weoks. I hnvo liuyors for good farms. Any one wishing to sell, sco mo at onco. 0. II. TMOELEOKE. Misses LucKlo and Florenco Wilcox loft yostorday morning for Lincoln to rcsumo their studies in tho stato uni versity. Womon's and misses' new fall styles In siirits and coats are now on sale at Tho Leader Morcantllo Co. Best in tho city. Mr. and Mrs. John Strahorn returned tho latter part of last wook from Chor okco Park whero, tlioy spent several weokB. , Archdeacon Bowkor loft Friday ov onlng for Scotts Bluff and other towns In wostcrn Nebraska to spond sov oral days, Mr. and Mrs, Jas. F. Itoddy roturncd Friday afternoon from a threo weoks' stay In Excolslor Springs and othor oastcm points. Mrs. F. J, Dornn and daughtor Mar garet who woro visiting rolatlvos In Omaha and Qrotna,, camo homo Fri day ovening. Miss Jiosophlno McMIchaol who Bpont sovoral weeks in Wclllleet roturncd horc Saturday morning and AvllUnt tond tho local schools. ' Oliver II. Polton, of Elslo, and Miss Blanch Hamilton of Sarben wcro granted a penult to wed by County Judge Fronch Friday, Thomas O'Noll, Jr., of Lincoln, who spont Bovornl months at tho homo of Ihs aunt Mrs. win, Stack; Sr., loft tho lattor part of last week. ii5iii!i!JMt!tv;,MMMMMMvMMMM......... I' KM M 1 M Ht i Hf f 'M MH M WlVVHVHVf ' VV JW. Wjf J ' ' ' W ' V . iff t j-j Fatty Arbuckle in the grin-getter f"k Rough House" 3; J if it i.t J.t Alice Joyce "The Question" Keith Theatre; Wednesday, Sept. 12th. Adults 20c. Children 10c. Vf 4 Tho parting gift A Vest Pocket Kodak. It is monotony, not bullefs that our soldier boys dread. At the front, they will uphold bravely the traditions that are dear to every loyal American heart. But in the training Scamps and during the months of forced inaction, there are Y going to be some tedious, home-sick daysdays the Kodak can iruikc more cheerful. There 8 room for a little Vest Pocket Kodak in every soldier's and sailor's kit. The expense is small, six dollars. THE REXALL DRUG STORE. Aftnts for Eastman Kodaks and Supplies. Styles in which jjyou will not feel out of date after one season area prominent characteristic of our coat and suit department. deigned With a full realization of the extra scrutiny women arc giving to their purchasing and their incc'asin demands for continuing service. Plus this our selections were made with these considera tions added to a keen appreciation of local demands and selling possibilities. Avoiding the frankly freakish and transitory fashions we have garments that are quite as substantial in style as in fabric and workmanship and that afford those who must be well dressed upon limited expen ditures really unusual values at $20 to $45 WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE Governor Xcvllle Congratulates Hoard! Sheriff Salisbury received a Ictterf yesterday from Governor Novlllo im which he congratulates tho registra tion heard iif Llnrolu county for the efficient work they porformed. The t'jvemnr suys he findb the work was done without errors of any kind. Olri Wanted Tho Tribune can give omploymont to a bright acllvo young woman, who Is needed to keep books, collect and learn to oporate tho tlnotype. Good wages to tho one who can become prollclent. Apply at the office In person. -::o:: Mucker and Cilnton Leave Ernest Rlncker and "Jim" Cilnton, who several months ago enlisted In the hospital corps of the navy, re ceived ordors Saturday to report . at Omaha and loft for that city at noon yesterday. Prom Omaha they will probably bo sent to tho Atlantic sea board. Many friends wer0 at tho depot to Bee then! off. no; Severe Hull Sturm. A strip of country about ten miles north of town was vlBlted by a very heavy half, itorm Saturday ovonlng, which destxoved tho growing corn and battered down and chopped off tho grass. Tho track of tho storm was about threo mllos wido and oxtonde'd a number of miles north and south. : :: i Scarcity of Houses. ', liratt, Goodman & Buckley 'say thero Is a scarcity of houses for rent, not a slnglo desirable hc'liBo on their i largo list being vacant at this time, and has not been for a month past.' 1 A mombor of tho firm says that six or eight traveling men would make this city tholr headquartors If they could sccuro houses. Mr. and Mrs. John Mang, who had boon spending tho summon on tholr homestead In Arthur county, hav0 re turned to town to remain permanently.) ::o:: ?rcl)rinnld Salo ltlg Event. 'No special salo ever .hold In Norih, Platttf Mb ' attracted a greater crowd of buyors than did tho McDonald quitting buslnoss salo Saturday. From tho moment the doors oponod until midnight tho Jam was continuous and tho dozen or more cl'.erks wcro unablo to wait on tho trade. Dozens of cus tomers, unablo to socuno a clork, mndo their selections, wrapped tholr pur chasos and paid tho munoy to tho cashlor. Others who coujd not bo waited upon left to return at a tlmo when th cruBh was not so great. Tile total salos for tho day woro probablj tho largost In tho history 'of tho cltyi The crowd In tho store at all hours yostorday was almost as grest as Snts unlay. I This salo will contlnuo until tlfp stock la closed out. i I ::o:: Federal Court Mcels Tomorrow. I Fodoral court, with Judge Wood-! rough on tho bench, wlCl convono fii thlij c.y tomorrow. Thore Is hut twoi cases on tho docket, one a suit whcroV! tho Union Pacific Co. nooks to ojefit Cokor from land north of Sutherland,! tho other an arraignment of a mail' charged with failure to register, fnl uio county jau tnoro aro eight men chargod with falluro to resistor. Whether thoy will be brought boforo tho court by tho district attorney la not at this tlmo known In addition to thoso eight "slackers," Sheriff Salis bury will round-up ilvo moro In this oqu'nty who aro charged -with faiiuro to register. North Fluttc Hoys In France. Threo North Platto boys aro now in France, namely James Flynn, Willie Fred Stuart and John Bur roughs. Tho latter two enlisted In San Fiianclpco, whero thoy had been making their home for several years. Each of tho threo Is in the railroad engineering or maintenance corps, and' form part of the body of 10,000 men who wore sent abroad to help reconstruct and operate tho npilroads in England, France and Belgium. ::o:: -.. , Second Quoin to Go September 19th Washington dispatches state that the seqond quota of tho drafted men will bo sent to tho training camps Septem ber 19th. This quota will ho forty per cont of tho full draft and will take about forty-flve men out of Lincoln county. It is planned to call tho remaining flfty-livo per cent the arly part of Oc tober. Ono Washington correspondent states that a second draft will bo mado In November, but thl3 statement lacks confirmation. '' Miss Gladys Foster left Saturday morning for Kcarnoy whoro Bho will attend tho Kearney Normal. P. H. Lonergan who left recently for Denver has accepted a position with the Universal Film Co. Miss Gladys Brown lof Council Bluffs, arlved hero tho lattor part of last "week to visit with her aunt Mrs. Mrs. Elmer Mastln and children will leave In a few days for Colorado to virlt relotlvcs Cor a couple of weeks. Capt. Bennett and Co. K of Cody, Wyo., went through this city Friday evening enrouto to North Carolina. A number of the members of tho com pany were porsondl friends of Cody Boal. Estray Hops. Taken up Friday night, August 31, throe hogs weighing about 150 each. Ownor can havo samo by proving proporty and paying charges. C. SODACOTT, North Platte. :o::- Marfrucrlto Clark us "Snow White." Unquestionably ono of the most charming photoplays ever presented Is "Snow Whiter in whjlch .'daiiiUy Moirgucrlto Clark ropeats on tho screon tho tremendous success sho at tained in the .stage presentation of this delightful and lovabCo story, in which sho appeared for two seasons at tho Little theatre under Wlnthrop Ames management beforo making her photoplay debut. Tho Famous Players studio was turn.ed Into a fairy paradlso for tho adaptation of tho Gnim fairy tale and as a irosult thero aro on tho screen witches, dwarfs, woird cabins, and all tho mysterious pharaphanalia which go Into tho making of a fairy tale. Marguerite Clark's portrayal of "Snow Whlto" wfll suray bo conced ed to bo tho most exquisite character isation sho has yot contributed to tho screen. Tho screon version of this tender, romantic story, like tho orlg- nal dramatic adaptation, Is doslgncd to nppcal to young people of all ages and thero Is not a man, wloman or cMd anywhero who will not bo bettor mentally and spiritually for this de lightful Paramount .picturo which will bo shown at Tho Crystal Thursday ovening, September lath. : :o: : Norman Edwards, of Brady, who spont last week with tho Frank El liott family loft Friday for California to accompany homo Mrs. Edwards. Tho latter has been taking medical treatment thero for somo tlmo. Fashion Hats ami oxquisito furs aro tho rulo with Irv ing Berlin's fashion models in "AVatch Your Stop" that comes to the Keith thnitro Friday, Sept. 1 1th. This com pany is enrouto to the Columbia Theatre, San Francisco', for an extended engagement. Mr ROUND there are OAK Three Fuel Rano'e LEVERS TO TURN -M) S Consider the reason why, in the building of this range, it requires inventive genius to construct it so there will be no levers to turn, plates to remove, or mechanism to get out of order, and yet do the work that all of these com plicated parts USED TO DO. These improvements are patented; 'that is why this range is a distinctive specialty. That is why it is superior to all others. It burns coal or gas either separately or togeth er. It is a complete coal range and a complete gas range all in one. We want to -tell you about all of these conve niences and demonstrate them to you. When you call be sure to ask for the Boiler-Iron Chief 3-Puel Book. It's free. Derryberry & "Forbes, Inc. A' Sermon On Lumber In conclusion my friends, we can't get away from tins lumber question. Why, every one of us opent our first days in a cradle made of lumber. Our lives have been lived between walls of two by fours and lath, with rafters over our heads and matched flooring beneath our feet. We have tZZ! r KiL1" woode clairs, eating from wooden X , & 5n imi W?den wat!ons' and in the course of time will be laid to rest in wooden cnsket. Lumber Is King In (ho Construction World. Coates Lumber & Coal Co. North Platte, Nebr.
