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"THE lUKI) OF l'AKAWSE,"'
which comes to the Keith Theatre
MONDAY EVBXINO. JANUARY 21st.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Dp Kerr reports the birth of a son
to Mr. and Mrs. H. A. HIgley Wednes
day. C. H. Walter returned yesterday
from Iowa where ho had been trans
acting business for a week.
Engineer George Lannln Is Improv
ing and It is now considered that the
dangor point has been passed.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Howard and
children left yesterday for Seattle,
where they will visit for several
weeks.
ti ii,m fimr. Vn 11 ITnltpil
niUI , Ul VJ 11 tUlil i " m m
Spanish War Veterans, Iuvb selected kjg
January 30th as the date for its an- yr-
Elmer Coates and Leonard Dick havo
been In Omaha this week attending the 3f1
annual convention of the state lumber- jj
men b assuciuuuu.
pected to arrive today, having been Si
c.tlled here by the death of his father,
the late Valentine Scharmann. rfi
Omaha where ho went to attend a
conference of bankers relative to the
forthcoming sale of Liberty bonds.
OF
ATTRACTING HOSTS of Buyers for
Miles around. Its the High Quality and the Style
Coupled with the extremely Low Prices that's bringing
hundreds of shrewd Women to our Store of known values
SUITS, COATS, DRESSES,
THE SMARTER SORT
Are here for your Choosing at a
Price youl! Gladly Pay
E-THIRD OFF
Every Garment in the Store at Drastic
Price Reduction, Nothing Reserved
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FURS
I
Willi several inches of snow on the
ground, the temperature down to four
below ana a Keen winu mowing, yus'
terday morning was decidedly wintry.
W. E. Shuhian and daughter Dorothy
mt.ii.ncfl this week from a visit to
SEE OUR WINDOW
DISPLAYS
VISIT OUR 2ND
MMlWmWiSWlWmWk FLOOR
t,vj wj iwfliisv wiiwjhih HiWii J9KKHHK!
TTNMMHIIIlWnTir'iriTin
New" York City, Washington and with t
relatives in Illinois. They were ac- js-
NORTH PLATTE'S EXCLUSIVE WOMEN'S READY TO WEAR STORE
'conipanied by Mrs. Louisa Burko,. US ,
Iincoln county registrants will be I jm3TiS15n 313131313131313131 Jl 313131 31 31.JI.J t J t J l-l I J lm l-i i-i i- i u - i-J ' - - '
interested in knowing tnat the tustnet
exemption board will meet in Omaha
e.x?mp. . " : LIGHTLESS NIGHTS AltE GERMANY'S WAR STRENGTH
ween. iu BAouiiiii. Uuv.uv.w.. . ...... ,.m I re Kiinii u l mi'n l m r. : :nn nnn
.,,,1 i nnn.1,1 anmnl. 1 J. JlIttVT. Id IiOlIJliUJiK ;Vi
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Alexander,
who had been visiting Mrs. iary
MUSICAL RECITAL TUESDAY.
EVENING AT AUDITORIUM.
The order applies only to Thurs
Tho Red Cross benefit musical re-
I - .... . 0 nnnl tltrtrtlr 1 I
Alexander for two weeks, returned to UIerXute' BtenB, theater s gns,: means that 800 000 boys who would "ouP'n est
?ill;:JSyaaWah8witc I orLfena!1 lighting3 on buildings, dis-, attain tlage of 20 if they slmuld live fny
. advertising, notices nnu an- unui iyiu nave ueen Hummoacu iui , nU(lltor.UJ11 noxt T
examinuiiou. iiuiiuruu inuuniuiu
?ejrJ- V: cltal by Miss Zara,Trovillo, assisted by
Josopiuno u iinro,
Melton and Miss
at tho Franklin
uostlay evening, will
bo of such morlt ns to bring out n
...til ... A. I - il.. .. i 1.. . I. ...... I
or, Will OO BUHL IU lu num. Hi mo biiiiiib in nnrHrmno
J Tho progmm will
II1UU (11n,,, .M.mlmrn.
consist of the
nniinnnmnnts. nro cut out.
Tuesdav a couple of bolts or suk, 3. Lichts inside Btores, of flees
fmir Mnnklnaws and other goods, rep- Mimr ninrna of business, are forbidden, of 1919
roanntinir nliont half the merchandise .,, ,,nt ntnn for business, excepting! Germany now has no more
stolen from the Coker store at Suther- ouly such ijgi,tg ag aro nccccssary for' power Until tho boys under 19 reach gtar SpnnBicd Banner... Ily Audience
innii RnHinlnv nlclit. wore found con- Do7tr I tho military ago. Owing to tho doclin- ..1. T ,llln1
coaled in a hay stack on ttio lormer 4 SignB designating tho location 01 ing pnysicai conuiuoa 01 u o uoumiu Saiva Mnr,0 g Morcadanta
Cody ranch. Shoriff Salisbury says an oraco or piac0 of Uasiness, or tho youth, the number that will bo avail-, M, s Trovni0.
no lias not as yet ouuiuiu uuy uibw ua nature or tno uusincaa, wuuh nui uu ui " ' "v , violin Solo Holectlon by request
to tho Identity or tno nurgiars.
For Salo 16-ntall barn with hay loft.
i ri f I ; 1 1 1 I' in iLuiKiL uaii'Ctbii
GERMAN GENERAL SAYS NO
HUMANITY TO ENEMIES.
fnr business are prohibited
5. Excesslvo street llgliting, mtenu
lively small in tho future
Germany s war strength on all fronts.
(Piano Accompainlnont.)
Prof. Doucet.
conomy
Sale
of Stationery
is nrohibited. whether maintained by
MnmimrR of the litcratiuro depart- urivate or public autnoruy.
ment of tho Twentieth Century Club c. Householders aro urged to ob-
WU1U UIllUl lUUiUU 1 U1.WUI.J " OU4IU ..... v
by Mrs. M. E. Scott and Mrs. J. L. and burn as few lights as possible.
tj,i,i,t nt tim hnmn nf tho former. Mrs. 7. The order does not apply to tho
iVUUUJ V V..- -. ctn
Rov Mehlman reau a paper on mu mi- general uovuniiueui, ui i" "
w . 1 it... i 1
ministration or jacKson anu vim uovernmenis.
Buren, Miss Grace Moonoy on me s. xne oruer uoes nui, upinjr iu
Tvior and Polk administration and- street lights maintained by any city or
Mrs. Chas. Edwards on tho adminlstra- town, or within any city or town, un-
tion of Pierce and Buchanan. der a contract wun uie uiucmia uioiu.
01. WO Cliy, nowevur, limy nmuiumi
llirhts commonly known as "wimo
way" or clustor lights, or other do
corativo street liKhting, except to such
extent as may bo necessary ror tno
safety of tho public.
9. The order uoes not. appiy u
porch lights on houses or hotels, or at
Mm nntrancoa to buildings open during
tho night, or to lights upon private
HHvowavs or walks, or 1ft tho grounds
of any hotel, manufacturing establish
ment or residence; or upon mu plat
forms of railway stations, or in rail
road yards or grounds, when necessary
to tho public safety, au such ugais
Himll ho reduced at any time upon
direction of the State Fuol Admini
strators.
10. Stato Fuel Administrators aro
rh.irirn.1 with tho execution or tno
order; and they aro required to report
violations thereof to tho United States
Fuol Administrator, that action may
bo taken wltho respect to tho salo and
iiiBtriiuitlnn of coal to tno corpora
tions, partnerships or porsons falling
to comply tliorowitn.
11. THE ORDER WILL BE EN
FORCED STRICTLY IN NEBRASKA.
JOHN L. Kennedy,
Federal Fuol Administrator for Nobr.
,:o::
mihs Edith Ilowland. now employed
at Topoka, Kan., arrived Wednesday
evening, having ueen caueu noro uy
tho illness of her sister. Mrs. Will
Lost on tho alreots m tno west onu
vofliAriinv a ladle zold watch, with
gentlaman'a plcturo In caao. Finder
nlinna Had 684 anu rnwuru win ut
paid.
Fourteen million pounds of sugar
rvvii at Ph ladelnttia from uuoa
Wednesday, which will tend to relieve
the shortage in the east.
MhAHff Plark. of Oshkosh was in
town Tuffdny and purfhaspd one of
I tho f '.rum TVnmv'''k -pbrmorrapln nf
ed for display or advertising purposes, , and at homo Is estimated at 5,500,000,' I)ccnus0 ;Guy D' Hardolot
not including boys younger than 18 Juf)t Awcarin' f0r Yout
years or ago. According to tneso ug-, Carrio Jacobs-Bond
ures me nines sun outnumooor to, Que Fine Day (from Madam Butterfly)
Teutons. Piinnlnl
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Miss Trovlllo
I The Sweet Girl Graduate.
JURORS J'OR JANUARY
TERM DISTRICT COURT.
Tho following Jurors havo been Zurich. -"Wo must rocognizo only
drawn for tho term of district court ono principal, that might is right and
wlucu convenes mommy, juiiuury um8j know no scnumonts or nunani-
28th: Ity or compassion," declared General
C. C. Apploby Whlttlor vo Lois, In n statement made today
A. T. Blankenburg .North Platte Ho added that Gormany must rotaln all
C. II. Bostwlck worm I'lauo
Nnto Bratton Brady
W. S. Bunting North Plutto
Joo Durlnger Brady
O. A. Fairchlld Wollllcet
Ed Fox Gar Hold
Geo. Garman North Platte
Win, Gorkins Muywood
L. R. Itlto North Platto
G. F. Halloway North Platto
Fred Jackson North Platte
Martin Jopson Denmark
Bert Light Wallnco
W. J. Kaln Wallaco
W. L. McKnight Moorerold
II. T. McNIcklo Farnnm
P. W. Oleson North Platto
Fred Peckham Brady
Arthur Peterson Brady
J. II. Tettorton Wallaco
of Belgium, northom Franco and a
groat part of Russia, that tho
hand of Germany must strotch out in
convincing mannor bo the uIUob may
feol her power. IIq advocated annex
ation of all occuplod torrltory, now
that Russia hns refused to moot Ger
many's tormu of poaco. General von
Lois exproBBon tho scntlmont of tho
military imrty In hla annoxntlon ro
ferenco, practically nil leadors con
tending that tho northern coast must
bo hold at all hazards.
Army Nurses Must Uo Increased.
According to estimates based on an . Paulino Phillips
Arnw of 1.500.000 men. 37.500 nurses ATr n lOrnnnt Mnltnn.
will be needed. Tho present strongth piano Solcction by Request C. W. Yost North Platto
of the Army Nurse Corps of tho Medl- Miss Florcnco MacKay. I Ij- F. Prettyman North Platto
cal Department Is nbout 3,800. To In- At Dawning Cadaman
crease tins number by nearly l.uuu Because I Lovo You' Dear.
The truly economical way to
buy stationery is by the
pound. To 'impress you
with this fact and the special
values given at our store we
ofler next week
1 full pound
LORD BALTIMORE
Superior Writing Paper
90 sheets . . : . 35c
50 envelopes to match . 25c
60c
per cent In a year is tho task faced by
tho corps.
Hospitals at Army camps and can
tonments still need nurses to bring tho
quota for each up to tho minimum of
05 considered necessary, although
slnco tho urgent need for nurses was
made public In December nearly 2,000
requests for application blanks havo
been received.
In order to get tho enrollments iup
to tho needed number some of the
requirements heretofore imposed havo
ben waived.
C. B. Hawloy.
Somo Where a Volco Is Calling. ...
A. E. Tate
Miss Trovlllo.
Patriotic Reading Requested
Mrs. Melton.
11 Baclo ArditI
There's a Happy Day Coming
Iloy Speaks
Miss Trovlllo.
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Dr. Morrill. Dentist
: oil-
Clean Up Now.
Now Is tho tlmo to havo your inside
work done boforo tho spring rush.
I havo a lino lino of paper to select
from. P. O. Deats. 2
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Mrs. Cody Boal, who had boon visit
ing her husband nt Camp Cody for
a couplo of weeks, returned homo
yesterday morning.
Roy Wilson RcsIgiiH.
Tlnv Wllnnn flnnntv nitulnr Slinrlff
According tO OBtlmateSi Snllulmrv ralfnnil Tiinmlnv nvmilno-
thoro are between 80,000 nnd 90,000 jaml aftcr vlHitiK relatives until Feh
registerod nurses in tho country nnd!ruary flrst win g0 to Keystone to bo-
abOUt 00,000 Other gradliatO and I nmn fnrnmn m. tlu nnrn Mnninlnv
practical nurses.
Tho annual mooting of tho sharc-
nomcrs or tno McDonald state Bank
waB held Tuesday and tho old officers
re-olected.
Lieut. Byron B. Oborst, Btationed nt
Camp Cody, visited In town between
ranch, a position for which ho Is well
fitted.
Mr. Wilson has been efficient ns do
! puty shoriff, is a Btralghtforward man,
and resigned for tho reason that tho
position offered him by Mr. McGInloy
was more lucrative
Frank Knapp, of Maxwell, will for
Both next week. for
49c
This special represents n
unusual value
FIRST Because of tho quality
paper.
SECOND Bocauso of
umber of sheets
envelopes nearly four times m
much paper and twice as many
envelopes as in a ru'
The ReXall Store
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
the
and
trains Sunday night whilo onrouto to, tho prosont, at least, fill tho position
Doming from Omaha, whoro ho had .or douty sliorirr.
beon called by tho Illness of Mrs. ::o::
Oberst. Dr. Morrill. Dentist
NORMA TALMADGE
in a drama of modern American life
"THE LAW OF COMPENSATION"
How q women was saved on the brink of an
abyss. A daughter saved by a mother's tragedy.
Keith Theatre, Monday and Tuesday.
JANUARY 14 and IS.
ADULTS 2Sc. CHILDREN 10c.
s
YOUR RANKKH
IS ALWAYS GLAD TO MUVV YOU.
Your bnsIiieKH problems nro iiIno JiIh
when you entrust liliu with (ho tusk of
helping you solve them.
The opening of tho Now Year hIiouUI
iind I lie fu nn erw, Ntockmeii, IiusIuchk
men and liunkcrN of Atnorlcii forming
:i Holld Hqunro with ample slrenglli
and rcHlHtnuco (o meet the strain of
witr-timo production nnd llnnncc.
sialic yoiirsolf nt homo In 1 1lls hunk.
You will enjoy tho fooling of security
and fellowship that rightfully belongs
to members of our "Platto Valley
Stnto" fain Ily.. Your welcome hero
does not depend upon tho size of your
account.
Platte Valley State Bank
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.