Astigmatism is '
not a disease
Because astigmatism often causes dis
. comfort, and aching in the eyes, some 1
folks think it is a disease. This is . ,,
a mistake.
Astigmatism is an uneven surface of the , . 'il :,
cornea, the front part of the eye. This '
causes part of the light rays to focus
on the retina, while others do not. It is ' .
a mechanical trouble which medicine can 't ", !:
not help, but which properly fitted glasses ;" ?t '
end. ' .; .,' L
Clinton's optometrist is expert in fitting , , -
glasses to Correct astigmatism.
C. S. Clinton
Jeweler and Optician ' tfmfr-
At the Sign with the Big Ring. v.
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DR. 0. H. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Office over the McDonald
State Hunk.
CITY A2H) flOTTNTY NEWS.
Dr. Brock, Dentist, over Stone Drug
Store. tf
G. W. McMullen left Sunday for a
visit in Oinaha and Norfolk.
Miss Sadie Trovllla is visiting
friends in Omaha, having left for that
city Sunday night
Miss Gladys Bird, teaching at Suth
erland, spent Sunday with the home
folks.
For Sale No. 1 baled hay. In ton
lots or by bale, Blankenburg Bros.
1305 North Cbcust St. 11-4
Miss Gertrude Ilerrod, of Columbus
is the guest of relatives and friends
in town. i ,.
Mrs. A. J. Frazitfr was called to
Denver Saturday by the illness of a
relative.
Miss M. Sleman, steam baths and
Swedish Massage, ladies and gentle
men. Phone 897. Brodbeck bldg. Sntf
License to wed was granted Satur
day to Willard Bartnress and NVidia
Allison, both of Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. SImms returned to
Hastings. ,Sunday after- a visit ..wlthJ
their son. Dr. J.p. plmms.
J. E. Nelson returned Saturday from
the east where he spent ten days buy
ing goods for The Leader. .
Electric massage. Coates Beauty
Parlors. Phone 103S. ' 13-2
Mrs. W, T. Beery came up from
Grand Island Saturday morning to
visit friends for a few days.
Mrs. Nathan and children are guests
at the Plzer home, having arrived from
the west the latter part of laat week.
Chickens for Sale. C. L. Watkins.
418 So. Vine. 13-3
Don't forget that now is your op
portunity to buy a petticoat very
cheap on sale all this week. E. T. i
Tramp & Sons j
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph. Smith and chil-;
dron left Saturday for San Diego, I
where they will remain for two months I
or more.
For quick action nnu satisfactory;
sale list your land with Tlmclecke. tf
Mrs. Ed Barraclough came up from
Grand Island Sunday to make arrange
ments for moving the household goods
to that city.
Judge Woodhurst united in mar
riage Saturday Andrew Main and Ollie
Short, both of whom gave this city as
their residence.
Harry Cramer left Saturday for
Bums," Wyo., to rebuild a grain ele
vator recently destroyed by lire. This
is the third time the olovator had been
burned.
Miss Villa Whittaker returned Fri
day night from' Chicago whore she
spent two weeks acquainting herself
with the late millinery styles and pur.
chasing goods for her shop.
Col. Jim White has sold to Fred
Whittomore, of Lincoln, the west half
of the southeast quarter and the cast
half of the southwest quarter of sec.
23-14-33, for a consideration of $ 1,000.
Mrs. C. R. Morey left Sunday for
Hastings to visit her brother Robert
Reasoner, who is in the baloon school
at Omaha and is home on a furlough.
Mrs. Morey wil be absent a week or
more.
The most- stunning styles for spring
in women's and Misses qoats are now
ready for your inspection all at
popular prices at The Leader Mer. Co.
Funeral Director Forbes wont to
Arthur Friday and prepared for burial
the body of a colored man named Clyde
Caldwell, who had died of tuberculosis.
The body was shipped to Paoll, Kan.,
for interment.
Beautiful now spring styles In dress
goods and silks are being shown by
The Leader Mer. Co.
Rev. A. C. Hull returned Saturday
from the eastern part of the state
where ho had been assisting others in
raising Nebraska's share of the ten
million dollars neeaed for tho war
work of the Baptist church.
For Sale One 7 -room house, modern
except heat; corner lot, trees, barn
and wash .house. Inquire 203 South
Vine or Phono Red 429. . f tf.
John S. Larmon, aged seventy-two,
died at the homo of his daughter, Mrs.
J. S. Davis on west Fourth street
Thursday evening. Death followed a
paralytic stroke suffered several
months previously. A short funeral
service was held at tho Davis homo
Sunday morning and the body taken to
Cozad for Interment.
For Sale Four room house and big
barn and garage at 315 south Pine.
Phone day Red 72G, night Phono Black
1018. tf.
Enroute homo from their wedding
trip to Chicago and other eastern
points Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dixon
stop'ped over In Omaha where Mr.
Dixon attended tho convention of Ne
braska Optometrists and delivered an
address. At tho buslnoss session of
the association Mr. Dixon was elected
secretary and treasurer.
Human hair switches, $10.00 value
at $5.00. Coates Beauty Parlors. 13-2
Quick resudts have been obtained on
the 'protest sont to National Food Ad
ministrator Hoover by F. H. Warrick,
of Scottsbluff that sheep growers were
suffering becauso of tho meatless days
which prevented eating lamb and
mutton. Mr. Hoover has issued an or
der that until April 15. at least lamb
and mutton may bo eaten on meatless
days.
UAltTKK KIWKS TUB
airLK, WINS TI1K $300.
A crowd that packed the grandstand,
woll filled tho bleachers nud dotted tho
Held at the aalr grounds saw Jack
Carter, of Cheyenne, ride tho Cns
mulo last Friday afternoon. Not loss
than 3,000 pcoplo wero present, and
2,999 woro disappointed; for tho mulo
failed to maintain his roputatlon. Com
pared -with his performances one and
two years ago lie was as docile as a
kitten, nnd while ho crow-footed and
pitched to somo oxtont, ho uttorly
failed in his usual contortions In tho
way of standing on his head and giving
his sldowisc lunges and pitchos.
Whether It was becauso of the manner
in which ho was saddled, or that ho
had been shod that resulted in his
meekness, or whether ho had conclud
ed that ho had done his "bit" in tho
past for tho amusement of the public,
is knowledge possessed only by tho
nr .o if there is any' such knowledge.
Not. only did tho mulo lose Caso $500,
but by his performance Friday ho
slulTcd his value as a "buckcr;" ho
fell in price rrom $1,000 as n wild wost
entertainer to a plug work mulo worth
about $150. Personally, tho mule lost
a great roputatlon, for ho had nover
before been ridden; ho had unseated
riders good riders from a half dozen I
states, and by reason of this ho waBt
Known irom ivay see, wyo., to uittor
Creek, Texas.
Carter, howevor, Is a good rider, and
it is possible that he might havo stuck
otn though tho mulo had porYormod
In his 'customary manner. As it was
ho rodo the animal to a standstill and
won his money fairly.
Tho mule riding was preceded by
several other riding ovents, in which
one of tho riders was thrown.
The gato receipts wero divided fifty
fifty between Case and tho fair associa
tion. : :o; :
Can Hard Coal ho Secured!
Four or five hundred families in
North Platto who for years past havo
heated their houses with Pennsylvania
hard coal, nro-anxlous to know wheth
er that coal can bo obtained for next
winter. If It cannoit( Ibo ohftalnedj
many will excavate basements and put
In heating plants. Inquiry made by
M. H. Douglas has developed tho fact
that tho annua consumption of Penn
sylvania anthracite In North Platto
for several seasons past has been
twelve hundred tons and Mio average
-ost has been $14.50.
A letter will be addressed this week
to Fuel Administrator .Kennedy at
Omaha, asking for information as to
tho possibility of getting Pennsylvania
hard coal for next winter. This mat
tor Is takon up early, so that if a
supply cannot bo had it will givo
home owners an opportunity to ex
cavate basements and put In heating
plants this spring or summer.
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Library Notes.
The following books on Art and
Pictures may be obtained from the
Public library:
Ruskln, Hand book of art culture.
Clement, Legendary art.
Tarbell, Greek art.,
Lockwood, Ceramic art.
DeForest, History of art.
Von Rydingsvard, Studies In art.
Coffin, How to study pictures.
Thurston, Art of looking at pictures.
VanDyke, How to Judge n picture.
Wilson, Picture study in elementary
schools.
Bacon. Pictures every child should
know.
Calhoun, Little folks in art.
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Few .Troops llclniy Gloved.
Butler Mlltonberger, who Is home
on a furlough from Camp Cody, says
but few troops aro being moved from
that camp to the east. Every now and
then a squad of mon ontrnin, but no
organization. Practically all the troops
at Camp Cody have completed instruc
tions in "over soa" warfare and aro
therefore in condition to bo sent to
Franco. It Is probable that Conrpany
E will remain at Demlng for at least
sixty days.
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For Rent.
"Truck cardon" containing fivo acres
or as much more as desired. Irrigation
plant. House if wanted. Phono Doolit-
tlo. 782F022. 11-3
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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NEEDS AND LUXURIES
Small luxuries eat bi holes in the sur
plus that could be used for better purposes.
With a Savings Account at The Mc
Donald State Bank and the desire to save
more money for the advancement of yourself
and the patriotism impelling you to lend
money to your Country you can do a much
or more than many others.
Do not sacrifice your rightful needs.
Drop some of the , luxuries. That will
enable you to become a successful saver.
Start immediately.
BUY THRIFT STAMPS HERE.
McDonald State Bank
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
The Royal Noiglibors will hold a reg
ular meotlng at tho K. P. hall at 3
o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
For Sale Latoat model Dodso Tour
ing car. In splendid condition. Nnv
last Soptotnbor. Wrlto Postoff'co box
50S. ' 11-3
Two Fords cars camo together at
the corner of Dewey and Sixth streets
Saturday afternoon, but as .both woro
running slowly tho damago was slight
For Salo Single Comb White Log
horn Cockrols, $2.00 each. Chas.
Dameier, SuthorlanuVNob. 13-4
Word has been rocolved that Warron
Doollttlo, with tho 355th Regiment at'.
Camp Funston lias been transferred
tho tho medical department of that
regiment.
C. J, Gambrol, for thirty years a
rosldcnt of Garflold 'precinct, left Sat
urday with a car of personal property
for Fllor, Idaho, whoro ho has pur
chased seventy acres of irrigated lund.
and upon" which ho will make his
home.
I want to say to tho public that tho
70 head of horses and mules that aro
billed to sell March 2 without resorvo
or by bid, aro ono of tho best bunches I
of horses ever offered in this county.
No ponies, no plugs, nnd all aro broko
ready for work and sold under a
guarantee, also ton sots of harness',
for salo.
J. W. HAVENS.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ilahn. who
have been residents of tho south sidot
loft Saturday for Falrbury to make
tholr futuro homo. Mr. Hahn camo to
Lincoln county In 1884 nnd bogan work
for Bernard Boer. Later ho homestead-
ed land, and this tract ho increased byi
purchase. Ho proved a mighty good
citizen and a successful farmer, and
wo regret to havo him leave tho
county.
Mrs. C. Arrowsmith Is in North
Platte this weok, taking a special '
course of instruction in tho making
of hospital surgical dressings. Upon
her return sho will start this branch!
of the work, which tho Methodist La
dles Aid will tako chargo of, working
at least two afternoons each month on ;
separate days from tho regular Tuos-j
days at tho work rooms. Ogalalla
Tribune. '
A wedding took place Saturday
afternoon at 2.: 30 o'clock at tho Meth
odist parsonago when Hbs Wllda
Allison betenmo tho brldo of Willard
Bartmess. The young couplA camo
from Wallace accompanied 'by tho
brides mother Mrs. Sadio Alliwpn.
Attendants nt the wedding wero Miss
Georgina McKay and Arthur Allison.
Tho bride nnd goom eft the Bame even
ing for an extended trip In Wyoming.
When Is a Joke not a joko is what
is perturbing Raymond Miller, of tho
Hershoy vicinity. Sunday morplng
when ho went to tho barn he discover
ed a set of harness missing. He
phoned Sheriff Salisbury who respond
ed, and he tracked tho culprits in and
out of ljnes leading to a numbor of
farm houses. While troking along tho
highways tho sheriff was approached
by a young man who told him that tho
taklnc of tho harnoss was simny a
joko nnd that tho missing artlclo1
could bo found under hay in Roilly s
barn. Tho harness was found, but it
cost Miller a box of cigars.
Public Sale
Claudo Cobb, three miles south of
Maxwell, will soli on February 28th,
cattlo, horses and machinery.
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Masons Observo Anniversary.
Members of tho Masonic fraternity
and their ladles to tho number of 150
were present nt tho Masonic tomple
Friday evening to 'participate In tho
.anniversary of tho dedication of tho
building. A musical program was
rpudored, followed with an address by
Hcv. Llndcrmoyor, and later tho
youtagor Jlndujged, In dancing1 until
midnight. Punch was served drulng
tho evening.
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Stores For Kent.
Tho stores, of tho Masonic Towpla
will bo for rent nfter March 1st. Will
pnrtltton to suit tenants. For parti
culars see A. F. Stroltz, Custodian,
r.tf.
For Sale.
Any part or all of my, property on
0-jlsI 11th street, 200 block, consisting
or one-half block, two largo modorn
bnrna. modorn flvo room houso ex
cept hunt, good fnilt troes, plonty of
shade-lawn, curbing m aldownlka in,
good Tocatlon, llireo block frtfm Lin
coln school. Seo mo If you want a
bargain.
R. L. DOUGLASS, North Platto.
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Phono 247 for efficient cab sorvice
day or night.
Town Lots for Sale
Tho sixty-one Jots in tho Town Lot
Co'a. addition belonging to tho Hinman
oatato has blan placed In. my hands
oxoliiflivoly for salo. Thoy aro vno lots,
havo been priced low and nro-a good
buy.
I can furnish money to build to tho8o:
who purchase lots.
GENE CROOK.
Keith Theatre Bldg.
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C. E. McLane was a visitor in' Cozad
Sunday. ,
DR. J. S. TWINEM,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
f NORTH PLATTE, NEDItASKA. ' "' ' A
Physician, Surgeon, Obstetrician. X-Ray.
For your comfort and accommodation The Nurse Brown
Memorial Homeopathic Hospital. Homeopathic medicine for
acute and chronic diseases. A trial will convince you that there
is no system of treatment its equal.
' Office phone 183. Residence phone 283.
Hospital Phone 110.
WE BUY YOUR HAY, GRAIN, SEEDS AND LIVESTOCK.
We still Coal, Flour, Graham, Whole Wheat, Corn
Meal, Corn Chop, Barley, Chop, Salt, Shorts, Bran, Tankage
and Cotton, Linseed and Alfalfa Meal, mixed Chicken Feed
and all kinds of Grain.
Quality guaranteed and SERVICE THE BEST.
Leypoldt & Pennington,
EAST FRONT ST. PHONE 99.
BUY A HOME
ON
RENT PAYING TERMS.
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market at terms making it possible for any one to
own a home.
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302 South Walnut 4 rooms $1600 $200 $20.00
308 South Walnut 4 rooms 1550 200 ' 20.00
314 South Walnut 4 rooms 1550 200 20.00
320 South Walnut 5 rooms 1000 300 25.Q0
309 South Chestnut 4 rooms 1550 200 20.00
315 South Chestnut 4 rooms 1550 200 20.00
321 South Chestnut 5 rooms 1900 300 25.00
1205 West Sixth 7 rooms 1500 500 20.00 , .
407 South Maple ,5 rooms 2000 700 25.00
Have something more valuable than a rent
receipt when you check up your account.
BRATT, GOODMAN & BUCKLEY.
PHONE 65.
AUTO LIVERY
SInco I havo sold tho, garage am doing auto livery from the North Side
Barn.. Day or Night Telephone SO. Wo make specialty of drives to
sales all over tho county at tho ate of flvo conts per mllo per person.
Thoso who havo sales throughout tho country please let mo know.
Also a few cars for sale. Night Call Itod 032.
Julius Nogensen.
i
I havo told you that Dodge Brothers Cars would bo
very scarce by spring and you might be compelled to wait
a long-time for delivery. On Jan.v 15th, in the dead tpf
winter nnd in the midst of very bad" weather conditions,
the factory ajrs 0,000 cars behind its orders, and produc
ing more light grade"cars than any.other maker. I surely
believe all good cars will be very short this year from ,
April 1st on, because of shortage of production and tho
absolute necessity of tho time and labor saving motor car.
Tho demand will bo larger than ever, the supply is cur
tailed from 25 to 50 per cent. ,
I strongly advise an immediate order for a. Dodge,
Chandler or Cadillac if you want or need one this spring.
llm
J oVo Bismol m
"Service Our Owners'
North Platte. Nca.
Graining System.
Isn't it almost a crime to use unsanitary carpets when the
Chi-Namel Graining System will make any old floor suitable for
rugs?
At 2c per square foot it is the chqapest and most sanitary
floor finish any one could buy.
Come in and learn to grain. It will take only five minutes.
Will outwear new hard wood finished with the ordinary varnish.
STONE'S DRUG STORE.
"IF YOU HAVE TRIED EVERY
THING ELSE WITHOUT RESULTS,
TRY CHIROPRACTIC SPINAL
ADJUSTMENTS AND GET WELL."
ACUTE and CHRONIC DISEASES
CONSULTATION and SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE!
DR. L. D. SMITH -
CHIROPRACTOR. '
Office 5-6-7 Building & Loan Bldg., ) p
Permanently located in North Platte,. Nebraska..
