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Victory Special! UIUSSATIUS FOK RELATIVES OF
For cno day, Saturday only? dainty; 0UK DECEASED SOLDIERS.
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS
An'OrcrscflS Ecllcr.
Writing from a hospital at Dart
fordi England, where he had boon for
seven weeks recovering from a
woundod shoulder, Arthur Barra
cJough In. a letter to th5 homo folks
..:: . H1,hstitiito for mbtirhlntr. liv tho rel- .V-r., n V...I... ,.. ooi dated October 21st, says in part:
If you want to raako up robos and ntiV0B 0f tlioso soldiers and sailors uniVriniimi ILiJ,. T 4i2 I "My shouldor Is getting along nice
silk Waists Jfi silk crope and tub silk.
high or low neck, In all tho wanted)
All of our new fall suits at 1-3 off
wntnon'a PommHipn of thft Nn.. tho regular prlco. BLOCKS.
M!5' Nichols echool district wont over
ouiuiuuy hji-u.ui i .- , mended tno wearing 01 o orassaru, as ,y.0 t0I. n ij.c United War Work
Its jiiou was 3Z8 ana tlio .
1 a. Ann l
coats from your furs and hldofl, or Ki wj, Wo lost their lives In tho "iuuumiu 10 ly nnd I KUess it won't bo long until
you want your fur garments repaired I Vlce. B H Springer, of Brady, returned; 1 nm back on tho Job again. Since I
Its Your Duty to Shop
Early for Christmas
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Christmas has been put on ft uyln the
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ttw" hnsls hj the National Council of
Defense. You nro naked to, do your
Christmas buying as soon an possible
I-rese., o . sent , ma, or express JUg w or 0 co-ogr - , - ; "chairman, of tho War Council , of 2 to 40 on' w dollar jf York division U at wj tlu
should bo on (ho wny not later than treasurer for their .1919 licenses: By1 of tho American Red Cross has re-j yaa bbuy. Plnln color8 anJ fancy. hack from around pro . and "jmado North
. , . ... , making applCcatlon oar y for thoir 'i"" i" i'ie uiBB suitable for undergarments at THE
December 5th. Glfls for soldiers In ' ,)0br lt;,m avol(, consldorablo do- roo for widows and parents, and at LEADER MER. CO.
. 1. 1 r.riKf. onlv to other members of tho,
Franco must ho In Hobokcn, J., by jay i ut-Hvory. ... J family. This is a sympathetic Bcr- After several orders to report and
soo mo. L. LlPSHIT5. m,!,, i.rnaanr.1 eniiulnts of a thrke Tuesday night from Omaha, accom
Wo fit tho whole family, mon, wo- inch black band upon which is em- panylng to BrAdy tho body of tho nvo
men and children in.widorwoar. Our! broidered, in gold thread, tho regain- ,d S'i r ,nBnmni!inf -nll
big cash purchnso of' over a year ago-'tlon military ?tar, for each member vrtlago, who died in Omaha of appen
enablos us to do this at THE LEAD-j of the family whoio life is lost In the.dicltis.
Ell MER. CO. .service. Tho band is worn upon tho a big lot of outing flannel remnants
Auto .owners of tho county aro ur- ,cft arm. jn lengths from 2 to 8 yds. at a big
have been horo our division has seen
somo fighting. Up to tho time I got
hurt (the night we camo out of tho
1,'no) our division had boon in Vl&n
all through Fratice singing for U10
Amorlcan soldiers. Sho sang for ua
up in Belgium, but as I was" on tho
front lino at tho jjjime I did not 'got to
hear her.1'
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Compllmcnts Canteen Ladles.
Camp Mills, Now York, Nov. 8, 1918
To the Canteen Ladles of North Platto
I am s'orry I did not havo the priv
ilege of passing through my homo
town on niy way east. I hear many
compliments paid you on the kind.
treatment glvon tho boys wiuio stopp-
dcrs all tho time, but after thoy camo ing thero. They havo traveled from
out that night they went down into coast to coast and they say that North
Franco. It was our division, with a pintte gavo them tho best reception.
tho Red Cross thoy havo
Platto known to most
Ifi'II, and were tho first American 0Very soldier that passes through,
troops to fight in Flandors and forv The boys never forgot how they wore
thoir work they received a Bervlco bar I treated and tho placo they woro treat-
tinn Mi 1." 1 11 it nf Tlnlfrliim Tlinan two' . - -i - - t ii 1. 1. n.l
"ul" "! . e(l mo 1)081. 1 WISH W WIUHJV uju jvi
, aiuu ... . Kinru 1 , , "i mijp t tM nnn iiwn vlco winch tho Red Cross cieights to ni report, unaney mipior re-, division arrived m franco iubi hi Crosa Canteen ladles personally for
KoTcmbcr 20(1. . Girls for bailors DlankoU now. THE LINKER MER. romor. Th0 ocn, Chapter m8 pre. Celved instructions and transportation i'mo to got in on tho big push that 1 my c0DVpay and for tho many other
nbrond must bo In Kow York, o ""mhor for distribution in ' We-dnosday and is to report at tho . broke tho Hlndenburg lino between d , th 8th Division for tho re-
' 1 lover yar "8 at ,nst BenBon 8 . Lincoln county. . naval ensign training school at Great St. Quentin and Cambria, and tho centlon gIven tho fellows when pass-
-romliKP mill. imvo. Tlio Woman's Committee WOUld Mke J-UKua, iiiiiki.h, not iiuor uiuu aunuuy i wounueu BOiuiura wuu urrivcu ijvio.
This sforo Is ready for Christmas
Bhoppcrs. Our holiday goods nro on
display. There nro hundreds of beau
tiful, useful and much wanted Chrlsl
mns presents pleasingly priced.
Wftlches
Leather goods
Trench Ivory
Electric lamps
Clocks
Mesh hngs
Jewelry
Sterling sliver
Cul glass
Umbrellas x
YanKles
Toiletware
would
I Mrs. CIuib. Thornburg and llttlo tn rot in innch with roinflvAa nt evenlnc. He leavos tonlKht.
daughter loft Wednesday to visit rcla- Bllch goldlers as have made tho su-I a card received tho early nart of
H...... ... ri.ridr.nll nn.l will lolr trn In - .1 -M 11 A ItHlVTO IIIO tiVHy 1JUI l Ol
uromo Hucriucu aim oner uiom mis ti. B ,,,1, ,v Mr. and Mrs John. R.
badge of honor. RItnor announced the-safe arrival
rlri . ' f1101,6"' overseas of their son Glenn. Ho did
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Thom-
to Rawlins, Wyo., where Mr
burg Is now omployed.
The local company of Homo Guards
nubscrlbod fifty dollars to tho United
War Work campaign, evidence that
tho members of the organization not
Building Restrictions Removed.
only tnlk patriotism but carry it out Llnc,n County Councll of DefensP
m action. 1 .niint
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hendy, of Don-'tho construction of all buildings under! ,!! "IrS "."l
not arrive In tlmo to help finish tho
Hun, but ho got thero In timo to take
part In tho big victory celebration.
Tho Homo Guards, tho drum corps
and tho band will go to Hershey Sun-
vr annul vnalnrilnv wllh rolntlvna In tmnnn i i aiT ... memorial SerVICO neiU 10r h'aitl JHar-
;n whiift' . Mi rwh. J l.'V uut: " tin, who was killed in action October
Mr TT .n, v nn lT,mlnnH rnnnno.-T"'" ' "J" I Cth. All tllOSO Who Can and Will Mr-
.... r " Wk Mitn (IL ll LUBL lllllltJl LUUL WUI1I1I11I m m . j
ted wllh tho Ford plant at Denver, of; mttknB application to the building i rnll.T
which no is manager. committee. This is evidence that I ' 1 " "v "
Aftor you havo aeon nnd tried tho , business has started toward assum
othor trucks, ask us to show you what i ing normal conditions since tho arm
istice has been signed.
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Dodge Brothers two-ton truck will do
Comploto and electrically equipped.
J. V. ROMIGH, Dealer.
Still a good asortmont of Blankets
A big lot of outing flannel remnants
In lengths from 2 to 8 yds. at a big
saving of 20c to 40c on every dollar
yojui buy. Plain colors and fancy,
suitable for undergarments at THE
say it was Bomo scrap.
"I had a chance to go up to London
the other day and went through tho
houo of parliaments WMlnlfnlsticr
abboy and hiked up, and down tho
Strand, PicadT.lly and other notable
thoroughfares, and went to Bucking
ham palaco. If I secure my seven
day's leave of absence I will try to
look up Dad's brothor.
"The King and Queen nnd Princess
Mary viBlted our hospital the other
day but I did not get to seo them.
"I am enclosing a program of tho
concorts wo havo ovory Sunday after
noon, which you will seo 'included se
lections by Elsie Janls. Sho has been
Ing through.
Your friend,
Sgt. William RItnor,
Co. D, 8th Ammunition Train,
8th DivXslon.
to. ;
House and two lots for ealo at 322
west 10th. Inquiro at the premises.
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Dressmaking. Phono Black 1130. 2
Hard-working mon and women are
as Hablo to kidney, liver and bowol
disorders as any others.1 Prickly
Ash Bitters is tho worker's friend, bo
cause it keeps thoso organs in sound
vigorous condition. Prico $1.25 per
bottle. QUMMERE-DENT DRUG CO
C. S. CLINTON,
Jeweler and Optician
At the Sign of the Big Ring
DR. 0. H. CRESSLER.
Graduate Dentist
Office over th McDonald
Stata Bunk.
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
county for which ho has been grading 'held bore Tuesday. Mrs. McCoy is the
w woji monsou wjui uie wo. J-asi daughter of flir. nnd Mrs.' Andy Woss
Sunday, a physician was called to burg. The parents returned to Ogden
Claude's camp and tho entire family, Wednesday. '
pronounced 10 no sunering irom m
fluenzn of a mi" Id form.
fUninln Tlfl. fnrmorlv nt tliln "pllv
has comnlotcd cradlntr twontv-six ! klwVDMl Mh,H. CO.
and Comforters at real salo prices. miles of county roads in Humboldt j Tne remains of Anita Violet, slx
E.' T. TRAMP & SONS. county, Iowa, nnd has now taken a i teen months old daughter of Mr. nnd
fnninln Hnrrv A. RlmpUnr. nf rniiin contract to gravel roads nt Ottersen.i mm. y. (.'. MrCov. of Ocden. were
Kearney, Cal., wjio camo horo tho j In.. .which will reqU'ro tho greater brought here the early part of the
first of this week to accompany tho part of. tho winter to complete. Tho, week for fn;tenr.ent and tho funeral
Lincoln county boys to camp left
Wednesday morning after secolvlng
word that tho call was cancolled.
Don't put off but buy your winter
Blnnkcts now. THE LEADER MER.
CO. nro soiling whnt thoy bought
over a year ago at last season's
prices.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McCoy of Mit
chell. Mrs. Miles McCoy of Morrell,
and J. S. McCoy of Suprlso, Nobr.,
returned to their homes Wednesday
aftor attending tho funoral of Mr.
and Mrs. Sanford McCoy's daughter.
Victory special for Saturday only,
Bilk blouses in cropo nnd georgcttee,
fnncy and tailored models, somo nro
bended nnd .braid tiMmmed, In all the
leading shndos, values up to $7.50,
special Saturday only for $4.98 nt
BLOCKS.
Victory spocial for Saturday only,
silk blousos In cropo and georgettee,
fancy and tailored models, boiuo nro
bended nnd brnld trimmed, In all tho
loading shades, vnlues up to $7. CO,
spoclnl Saturday only for $4.1)8 nt
BLOCKS.
SPECIAL SALE
OF
For Rentr Furnished room fn
modern house. Inquire 417 east 'Fifth.
Tho city schools aro expected to
open Monday morning after having
boon closed for six weeks. One of
tho first questions to be discussed by
tho board of education and the
teachers will bo tho method of mak-
S Pt Wn,ks haV0, b?n I Prosser, of the federal court, nn ap-
w i . . . , B,-Utt-V ' pl eat on for passports,
school week may bo decided upon.
Rni r-v I Save $4.00 to $5.00 on your tailored
ing machine
No one pays higher prices "for cream I
than I do. E. A. WOHLFORD, Agt. I
B. C. CO. 86-4
Miss Harriet Radcltffo, of Sidney,
spent Wednesday In town as tho guest
of Miss Edith Patterson. Miss Rad
cllffe made application for Red Cross
canteon service overseas and has been
accepted. Sho camo to North Platte
for the purposo of securing from Clerk
Inquiro at 412 east Gth.
Take Good Care
of Your Eyes
Men's Sweaters
2.98 and $3.98
We are offering two specials in Men's
Sweaters that should interest you
Wo fit tho whole family, men, wo- . . ,
en nnd children In underwear. Our.-Most (,f J'0Hr pleasures depend
men
Ono Third OFF on tho remaining
stock of nil tho Fnll Suits at BLOCKS
Lot McGraw clean that radiator bo
foro winter sots In. Seo mo at tho
Romlgh Garngo. 2t
A now lot of hats will bp found In
our millinery department on second
floor rtt prices greatly bolow regular,
at THE LEADER MER. CO.
. Frank Gnrman, who Is in sorvico
in' tho medical corps at Ft. Riloy,
erturned to that place Tuesday night
after visiting tho homo folks for a
fef doij.
Mcrodo underwear, Amorlca'a great
est undorgnrmcnt for Womon, sold
exclusively at BLOCKS.
The Stnto Journal says that nmong
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v r?., n0o , . nlat i tors In tho business district of the,
hSR? iJLSHS , Pn.ctlcally compro.ed thefr '
1 1 V Vi IV 1 VI J til k U ftj VJll l M-M It t VVJJ ittltJj, AtkJtao
Luclllo "Wilcox of this city.
on he-
big cash purchaso of over a year ngo , ... .
enables us to do this nt THE LEAD- ,nK ""'o see. Lnck of sight would
ER MER. CO. ! , -
, , t lftko ft1nv 1,11,0,1 t jonr comfort and
Cy Fox, of Garfield, was Hi towm
yeflterdpy, fringing down tho sub- ' coinenlonco. Ullndness would tuk
Bcriptlons to tho United War Work,
Y,ll!cl' .h0 J,md HOlioited 1 his school nwny your menus of support,
district. Tho people of that district 1
went over tho top In their subscrlp- Tho optomolrlst Js ns Important to
Hons, , 1
If you aro still to got a now Fnll you In tho euro of your eyes as dip,
stMt you enn buy It nt Ono Third Off ! , J .
tho rogulnr prices nt BLOCK'S Big dentist Is In the caro of your teeth.
Clenn up Suit Salo. '
Messrs. Plzor.-Forbes and Buckley.': To,,r 0wn ,,CSt Jncrcs,s vm "e c0-
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wuu nx-iu uio Yiu vouv ruim uuuui- cnrvril III nvnrr wnv liv linvtn, nt.i
nra l.i tl.n, Itnolnno. .Hatpin M.n HrU" 1,1 ' 0Ti "J nnVHlg I llll-
A new lot of hats will bo found in
our milllnory department on second
floor at prices greatly below regular,
at THE LEA.DER MER. CO.
Clifford Dorram, who Is a moniber
of a naval gun crow nt tho Bremerton
navy yards, mnCntnlnod his standing
as second in efficiency nt tho final ex
amination a fow dnys ago.
Suits, Coats, Dresses and Skirts,
now on sale with an additional 10 per
cent discount. E. T. TRAMP & SONS
Save $1.00 to $5.00 on your tailored
suit and buy now during the salo of
this aonson's latest modols of best
man tailored women's nnd; misses'
suits nt THE LEADER MER. CO.
.Miituon Hint uiviiuijs uiiu i ufiui l Buir-t
scn'ptlons amounting
thousand dollars.
to
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ton's optometrist examine your eyes.
about five you nmy ueCtl gnsgcSj nnd T0U mny
' llfHll nilrAlv l lit-A'nii nit vJ&- iv.t
Iftory Special! '
For eilo day, Saturday only, dainty him for the most sensible and practl
Ellk waists In silk crcpo and tub jdlk. I
high or low neck, In all tho wanted cnl ndrlco for protecting and preser-
shades, regular values up to $5.00,
Saturday spocinl at $3.48 at BLOCKS ring good cyo sight.
Card of Thanks. '
Wo wish to thnnk our kind friends
and neighbors for tho faithful ser
vices rondored and for tho many
floral otTor-lngs nt tho burial of our
daughtor, grand-daughter and nloco.
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. McCoy
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wossburg
a I vi i
C. S. CLINTON,
Jewelor and Optician
At the Sign of the Big Ring
FORD WORM DRIVE TRUCK
FORDSON TRACTOR
Plows, Tandem Discs, Drills and Packers
Repairs for all machinery here described on hand.
HENDY-OGIER AUTO CO.ck and tractor agency
207-211 E. Fourth St., North Pintle, Nchr.
suit and buy now during the sale of
this season's lntest models of best
man tailored women's and) misses'
suits at THE LEADER MER. CO.
"Easy going," is, the way the chair
men in tho school districts so far re
porting characterize the subscriptions
to tho ITnited War Work. So far as 1
heard from every district has gone
over the top. We havo heard .of sever-,
al fanners and stockmen who sub
scribed fifty dollars each with tho re-:
mark, "if you need any more for tho 1
boys, come again." That's tho spirit
that makes the solicitors smile.
Wonderful bargains In coats for
Saturday only. 530 Coats to choose
from, In silk plush, silk volour, wool
volour, sllvertone, broadcloth, baffin
seal, kersey, pom pom. etc., in all (
tho wanted shades, plain tailored
models, and many fur trimmed, in all
sizes up to 53, at BLOCKS.
During tho celebration Monday the
Daily Telecranh issued several etli-
MniiQ whloh worn Knlil liv hiiQinp.qs LC
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men and others for the benefit of thetirJ
Sammy Girls, whoso treasury was en- Ji
Wched about $300. Tho canteen workr JG
ers also roallzed a considerable sum ijr
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mo snmo (lay oy mo saie oi luncnes.. u
and cigars and the sale of a wild gooso , Jfi
which was auctioned off several times.
I am buying cream for Beatrice
Creamery Co. Your cream solicited.
E. A. Wohlford, 822 No. Locust. 4t
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Victory Specials 1
For Saturday only. Suits at 1-3
OFF. Coats at reduced prices. Dainty
silk waists up to $5.00 values at
SS.4S. Silk waists up to $7.50 values
nt ?4.9S nt BLOCKS.
Lot 1 Heavy wool mixed, rope stitch,
ruff neck, two pockets, fashion cuff.
Three colors to select from
Lot 2 Heavy Merino yarn shawl col
lar, colors light and dark Oxfords,
Bradley make
See Our Show Windows.
Wilcox Department Store.
S3.98
BUCHANAN & PATTERSON'S
BARGAIN LIST
A nice new bungalow on east Fifth street $3,500.00
Good 8 room dwelling house, close in on
W. 5th street. Full modern. Cheap at $4,000.00
Good 6-room dwelling on North Side $2,250.00
hampion
Dependable Spark Plugs
HALF PRICE
SALE
Money saving
event that you
cannot! afford
to overlook.
Smart styles
and excellent
xjuality.
McVicker Millinery
FrU and Sat.
Nov. 15th and 16th
! Easy terms. on any of these bargains. k
RtrftlLrl!ftliyiy
"GOSH AliL FISH HOOKS,
AS THE FEIjLOW SAYS"
We have more salt and more kinds of salt
than all the dealers of North Platte put
together. Better call and get your supply.
Our sales of CARNATION FLOUR is con
stantly increasing.
Leypoldt & Pennington
PHONE 206. Lamb Building; North Locust Street
Repairing, Cleaning and Pressing.
GERLE'S TAILOR SHOP
We Take Orders for the
Standard Custom Garment Co., of Chicago.
Will Make Garments in Our Shop if Desired
218 East Oth Street Over Keen's Gun Shop