Sp
ecialists Say That
No Hani
iferfect""
This does not menn that every one should
wear glasses but thsre are many who suffer
with head aches, sore eyes and other
troubles which are caused by their eyes be
ing imperfect and could be corrected with
the proper fitting glasses.
WE GRIND OUR OWN LEASES
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CITlr A!NT) HOFItfTY NEWS.
Dr. 'Morrill, Dentist.
W. T. Wilcox transacted business
in tho eastern part of the state yes
terday .
Wanted Woman, to do housekeep
ing. Mrs. J. S. Slmms. Phono 38. tf
Tho county- commissioners were in
business.
-Austin Bedell wont to Omaha .Sun
day to resume his studies at Creigh
tbn college .
Wanted Cook at North Platto Gen
oral Hospital. tr
Mr. and Mrs". W. H. Quade return
ed to their homo in Stapleton Satur
day after a yisit, with Mr., and Mr3".
Gv R. Morey. ' "'
,Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Austin return
ed Sunday from a month's visit in '
Oregon and Washington. They report
a very enjoyablp trip.
' This week closes the Summer
Clearance Sale at Wilcox Department
Store.
'Miss Esther Doty, who had been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ed Burko foi
several weeks, left yesterday for her
homo in Charleston, 111.
For Sale 5 room house, modern
except heat. 610 E. 4th street. 4t
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Morey, of Has
tings, are the guests" of their son C.
R. Morey and Mrs. 'Morey, having
arrived by auto Sunday. -
Airs. Frank Elliott returned Sun- j
day from Kansas City where she had (
been spending ten days buying fall !
and winter goods for The Hub.
Wanted Boarders and roomers. 014
Garfield Ave. Phone Black 1013 . tf(
B. F. Krier, for nearly forty years '
editor and publisher of the Lexington
Pioneer, spent Sunday in town as the
guests of his daughter Mrs. Robb. ,
Mrs. T. C Patterson and daughter
Edith returned Sunday night from
Seattle, having been called homo by
tho death of Col. Geo. T. Patterson.
John C. Den and party returned
Friday evening from -their fishing trip
to I'.nrampment, Wyo. Mr. Den 'had
fine sport and excellent success in
catching trout.
For Sis.o or Trade A good Gas
International hay baler. Address W.
A. Solby, 1721 West Sixth. 4t
In Keith county Mrs. Rosongrant
rccetveu tho republication nomina
tion for county clerk and Mrs. Har-
man the nomination for county treas
urer oy tho samo party.
The local board has been .notified
that hereafter restaurants serving
meals to men in servlco will be allow
ed seventy-five cents a meal instead
of fcixty cents as heretofore.
Dr, Brock, .Dentist, over Stone Drug
storp. tf
On the face of incomplete and un
official returns Jonathan Higgina ol
tnl3 city has derealcu Jiugene I3erl ot
Ogalalla ns tho democratic candidate
for ilont representative. The voto as
fciveu Is IUgglns 798, Bcal 7G2.
l orty-llvo 4 soldier votes were re
ceived at tho county clork's office cast
for the primary election. Of theso
thirty-fivo were domocrats and ten
republican, and all but two of them
voted for Keith Neville for governor
For Farm Loans see Gene Crook,
lioom west or Vienna uate.
In- anticipation of tho registration
under tho now -man-power bill. . tho
local-board has received- its supply ot
questionaires and other blanks. It is
expected that the dato of registration'
will be announced the latter part o
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H Reasoner, ot
Hastings, spent tho latter part oflast
week with their daughter Mrs. C. R.
Morey. They made tho trip by auto.
Miss Louise Ottonstein loft tho lat
ter part of last week for a two weeks'
visit with Zrlends in Kansas City.
For Sale Four room house on west'
9th street. Will sell on very easy
terms. Inquire at 302 So. Chestnut! tf
A GREETING AND A STATEMENT TO OUR OLD CUS
TOMERS AND THE NEW ONES WE HOPE TO GET
We wish to express our thanks for favors shown us
during the past few years, and also we want to interest you
in our plans and aims for the future.
Owing to the great world war of today, which has
brought about "the scarcity of help, the high cost of mer
chandise and many other things which are dissatisfying, we
are preparing to enter upon a
Strictly Cash and Carry Plan
September 1st, 1918.
It is our intention to give our customers the benefits of
the saving, which means from 15 to 20 per cent on the
every day necessities of life and to insure them better and
prompter service.
Depend upon us to keep up the high standard of the
goods we sell, to give you honest weights and full measure
.aud to cut the corners off prices. We shall depend on
increased business and the power of cash to bring
results.
SEPTEMBER 1st, STRICTLY CASH AND CARRY.
Lierk-Sandall Co.
KNUSTKl) NUJISKS WILL -BE' " f
i M'tfltTAlNtin THIS -eVe.Vixo.
Misses DU'.cio Frater rind Helen
Crocs, who enlisted ns nurses and
have beon notified that they -will sooti
bo cnlled to Pnnip Dodge, will bo giv
en n farowoll reception nt tho court
hoi.so pnrk this ovoning nt eight
oc'ock. Theso two young ladles arc
l lemhrrs of both tho Sammy Girls
and Uio Canteen Servlco and tho ro
ceptlon originated with tho Snnnny
Girls with a spcclnt invitation to tho
Cantocn workers to bo present; it
will bo a community affair Just ns has
boen tho receptions to tho mombers ot
the national army and tho Red Cross
nud tho public are cordially invited
to bo prosont. An exceptionally Una
program Imb boon prepared by th
those in charge,
Tho Sammy Girls, tho Canteen
companies, the Red Cross, tho Homo
Guards, tho baond nnd tho dyum corps
will assemble nt tho Red Cross Can
teen at 7:30 and inarch fo tho court
houso squaro whoro the cxorclsos wil)
bo held. Tho 'program will includo
soloction by the band, music by a
chorus under tho direction of Miss
Antonides, an address by Mrs. Cram
and nddres8oH by sovoral men.
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Cullty of Hoanlhif? Flour
County Attorney Keofo nnd Shorlft
Salisbury visited tho homo of Guy
Yohe in D'cltens precinct Friday and
discovered ten sacks of flour in
Yoho's houso and four sacks of hour
and half a sack of sugar in the homo
of Henry Anderton, who is employed
by Yohe. Tho complaint of this flour
hoarding was made by C. A. Liston,
deputy food commissioner. Yohe
said ho purchased thirty sacks oi
flour before the food regulations
went Into effect and that the quantity
now on hand was part of that pur
chase. This claim, however, does not
rolense him from being penalized
Action on tho case will be-tnkon when
County Food Administrator Goodman
ret'trns from his western trip.
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Sunday School Picnic.
Tho annual picnic of tho Presbyter
inn Sunday school will bo l)old at the
city park on Wednesday afternoon,
August 2S, 1918. Conveyances will bo
at tlyj church at .1:00 and lunch will
bo served at G:30. Each porson will
ploase bring their own sugar for iced
tea. All members and their families
aro invited to nttond.
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Miss ('Hilton .Accepted ns Xnrso.
Miss Hildegardo Clinton, wjio made
application for enlistment nR an army
nui'he, was notified yesterday of the
acceptance of her application. Sho
directed to hold herself In readiness
for orders to proceed to some fort the
latter part of Soptembor.
To llio Public.
Commencing Monday, September
2d, a charge of 25 cents will be made
for shaving and 50 cents for hair cut
ting at all North Platto Barber
shops. 2t
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MiBses Margaret Roddy, Marie Sch
waiger; Helen Moore and Myrtle Kcw
worthy have gone to Lincoln to nt
tnd the school of domestic science
You should attend tho Summer
Clearance. Sale at Wilcox Department
Store this week.
Leslie Baskins, who made applica
tion for entrance into an artKlery of
ficers training school, ha3 been order
ed to report at a camp in Kentucky
the (latter part of this week.
Wanted to Rent Small farm place
clo&o to town. Ernest Helms, City.
Dr. Shaffer, who has been associat
ed with with Dr. Drost for several
months, will leavo in a few days to
enter the service. Ho expects to bo
called to Camp Funston and will go
from Lexington.
Potatoes, cabbage and tomatoes on?v
thrteo cents a pound for the next week
at Lincoln Highway Gardens, 2000
U'.ock east Fourth. 2t
The Trlbuno received a wiro Sat
urday ovening from DesMoInes stat
ing that Allwin Patch, a North Platto
coSlt, had won tho futurity race In
that city and pulled down the purse
of eloven hundred dollars.'
Wo are in a position to fit nil In
coats, and considering high coata ot
materials our prices aro right. E. T.
TRAMP & SONS.
Laborers on the now bridge south
of town aro now paid fifty cents an
hour, an lncreaso of ten cents an bour
having been made last week. Even at
that price laborers aro nono too
plentiful.
Flo LaRadio in tho classic "Tho
Man Wltfiout a Abuntiry" Crystal
Theatre tonight and tomorrow.
Miss Alice LangVord writes that in
tho department in which slio is em
ployed in Washington there aro eight
thousand girls. Theso girls aro or
ganized in companies of 250 each,
corresponding with company formation
in tho army. ,
Thos. I, Downon, employed as a
switchman in tho local yards, died In
Omaha Sunday following an oporation
for appendicitis. Tho remains were
brought hero last night and the funer
al held from St. Patrick's church this
;norning. Three sons, -who aro In army
sorvice and ono daughtor,aro bereft
of a father.
For Sale The SWtt of section 35.
Hlnman precinct. G. T. Stogmann.
Route 1, North Platto. CO
Tho business man of today who hns
from $10,000 to $20,000 invested in
stock iH faco to face witli tho quory
ot whether It would not bo to his
financial coin to soli his stock, invest
tho proceeds in government bonds
and sook employment as a common
laborer at from fifty to fifty-flvo cents
an hour.
117 acres of first class alfalfa-and
farm land 3 miles from North Platto,
Neb. Good tonus, $2,000 crop on land
this yoar. I. L. MILTONBERGER,
Agent. G4-4
That "all in" feeling so common In
hot woathor is not duo to heat alono.
but to an unhealthy condition in tho
liver, stomach and bowels. To nro-
vnt a spell of sickness tako Prickly
Ash Bitters, It is an excellent system
cleanser and regulator. Price $1.25 per
Doitio, uummorio-uent Drug Co,,
Special Agents.
Ha? and Grain Growers
Attention
We have the most completely equipped plant for the
handling of. your products of any concern between Omaha
and Denver and can give you service second to none, Our"
bids on grain are the highest that conservative business will
permit, - ;
We buy more prairie hay direct from the Producer and
sell direct to the Consumer, than any other Shipper in the
United States, and are, therefore in a position to bid you the
top market, or better, at all times.
Leypoldt
Penitmjgton
v HAY, GRAIN AND LIVE STOCK, COAL AND FEED PHONE 99
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Branchesr-Newport and Atkinson, Nebraska, on the C 8c N. W. Railway.
I'Al'L 01I31AN FINALLY ACCKl'TEl)
IS NOW IN A HOSPITAL.
The Omaha Bco hns tho following
to say cf Paul Ohman, former science
toacher and athletic director in tho
North Platto high school:
After trying vainly for fifteen
months to enlist In somo branch ot
the sorvice, Paul Ohman, omnna hlgti
school student and former Bellevuo
college athlete, "underwent a special
operation for homla In order to enter
tho. navy. Ho was acQcpted, only to bo
forced to enter the navy hospital at
Groat Lakes, 111., within two weeks
after ho arrived there. For tho last
month ho has been confined to a bed.
Ohman, who was Bollovuo college
football captain In tho fall of 1014
and who made an envlablo record in
other branches of athletics during his
collego career, was teacher of sclenco
and coach of tho football team at
North Platto high school last year.
Ho applied for admission to tho first
officers' training camp at Fort Snol-llng'.-iho
tried to enlist in tho balloon
sdhopl at Fort Omaha nnd tried other
branches of the service, but was re
jected evorywhero because of his
physical defect.
A special operation at North Platto
remedied his trouble, and ho waa ac
cepted for tho navy. But unaccustom
ed strain shortly after ho reached
Great Lakes broko open his wound
and ho wag sent to tho hospital.
"I shan't lift anything heavier than
a match for a year," ho writes to his
mother, Mrs. Bonnlo Ohman, 2404
DaMenijort strlect, ''or pterhar my
fork tomy mouth. Thoy keop mo In
bed fill tho time and I giuess all hopo
of my gottlng Into active servlco for
somo months is past."
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For qnlck action nnd Mitlsfactory
ale list your land wJtli Tlmclerkc. tf
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GREAT 31 ASS OF PROOF.
Reports of .V,0()rt cases of Kidney
Trouble, some of them North IMutlo
ruses.
ENTRANCE OF AMERICAN TROOPS
DEMORALIZES THE HUNS.
Gorman soldiors boliov.o that Gor
many 1b ribt planning any moro of
fensives becauso of tho man power
shortago, according to ono of a party
of sovon of a German patrol captured
by :ho Americana early Sunday oast
fo Flsniea. Tho soldier said tho
soldiors no longer had any enthusiasm
for war. Most of thoso with whom
he came in contact bollovcd tho wnr
would end soon.
Tho prisoner had boen fighting thrco
years and declared ho was thoroly
tired of it. Ho said the soldiers under
stood that tho Gorman losses during
tho rocent allied offensives had boon
vory great. Theso reports wore cred
ited by tho .soldiors and were having a
demoralizing offoct. Ho said ho know
ot one division of 15,000 which had
been reduced to less than 1,000.
Plenty of Germans, ho added, would
dosert and surrender it glvon tho op
portunity. Many of 'them nro constant
ly watching for a chnuco t6 glvo
thonisolvcs irp. Troublo hns boen
threatened In tho Gorman munition
plants and tho army loaders woro
tightening conditions thoro.
Germany, ho Bald, has plonty of am
munition, but tho man powor question
and tho actual entry of American
troopa into tho fighting aro worrying
tho military loadors.
Prlsonors taken near Chateau du
Diablo, west of Flsmos, said thoy had
beon ordered to keep in constant con
tact with tho Amorlcnn8 along tho
Voslo. Tho Germans retreat north' of
the Marno was orderly thoy said, and
Gorman soldlorB toellevo it was a
i tuctlcal mnnouvor to ollminato nn
awkward salient.
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Furnlshod Kpom, i stoam-hoatodv
with bath, in business part. J. W.
Hondorsou at W. R. Mulonoy Co.'s "
Hnrdwaro. G5-3
Each of somo 0,000 newBpaperf, jot
the United States Is publishing from
week to week, names of people In ltn
particular neighborhood, who havo
used and recommended Doan's Kid
ney Pillp for kidney backache, weak
kidneys, bladder troubles and urinary
disorders. This mass of proof in
cludes over 50,000 recommendations.
North Platto iH no exception. Here
is ono of tho North Platto cases.
W. M. Anderson, machinist, C03
W. Eighth St., says: "Wo havo used
Doan'f, Kidney Pills in tho family for
a long time and l think very wen or
them. I tnke them every spring nnd
fall and also when I feel my kidneys .
nren't in good Rhape,. In that way, I
have kept in good health and free
from backache and lameness and tho
run down condition that goes with I
kidney troublo. Doan's Kidney Pills
aro good and I always recommend
thorn."
Prico COc, nt all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney roniedy got
Doan's Kldnoy Pills tho samo that
Mr. Anderson hnd. Foster-Mllbum
Co.. Mfgrs.. Buffalo, N. Y.
Use Less Sugar When Canning
Fruit, or Vegetables
THE IT ALL COLD PACK
CANNER will give you a
complete canning qutflt
for use in your own home
It enables you to do your
complete canning with
less sugar and in less time
than would ordinarily be
required. In addition to
this, fruit and vegetables
canned by tho cold pack
method are less likely to
spoil than if canned by
any other method.
This is a year when it is
the patriotic duty of every housewife to can all the fruit
and,vegetablcs possible. The Hall Cold Pack Canner of
fers you the very best possible means to do your canning
with the least effort and tho least amount of work.
Jib
Wo ask ovory hoiiBowlfo to come to our 8toro and soo the Hall Cold
Pack Canner, It is mado ot galvanized steel, will laBt practically a
lifetime and is so simple tljot Jjt can bo used equally well by amatour
or oxpert. Hns patonted fruItTjnr holders which make It Impossible
to burn or scald tho hands. Has a capacity of from
a one-pint to twrtlvo one-quart jars. Complote
Canner sells for only ,
$4.5,0
Call and pel Direction, Hooklct for COLD PACK CANNING.
W." R. Moloney Company
Eslrny Notice.
Taken up on section 30, town 11,
range 31, by tho undorslgned who thoro
rosldes ono mulo, about thrco years
old. weight about 800, no brands, Wut
hidden mark In his tall. Owner call,
prove property, pay charg?8 and tako
animal away.
G. W. TITCHENER.
Somerset. Neb.
Sheriffs Sale,
By irtuo of an order of sale Issued
'it of tho County Court of Lincoln
County, Nebraska, whoroin Llork
Sandall Company, a Corporation was
pliilntlff and C. H. Ingram, first and,
r ul name unknown, and Millio In
gram, his wife, wero defendants, 1
w'll on the nth day of Soptember,
1 i 1 8 . at two o'clock p. im nt T. M.
C'ohagcn's itoro house at 403 East B
Strcwt, in the city of North Platte,
Lincoln County, Nobrnska, sell tho
fi. Mowing doscrlbod property or bo
much thereof aa Ib necessary to mako
?;' 84 and $13.80 and accruing cost,
to wit: i washing machine, 2 brooms,
1 tub, 1 saw, 4 boxes household goods,
1 barrol household goods, 1 Bowing
irfhlno and 1 box ot glass.
a27-aG A. J- SALISBURY, Sheriff.
North Platte,
Nebraska
DR. J. S. TWINEM,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
Physician, Surgeon, Obstetrician. X-Ray. i
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
isno system of treatment its equal.
Office phone 183. Residence phone 283.
Hospital Phone 110.
Don't Fail to Obtain Our Prices on
Wheat , Oats5 Barley, Rye
Hay and Alfalfa
You will have more dollars in your pocket
HARRINGTON MERCANTILE COMPANY