K W. GRIFFITH presents
"THE GREAT LOVE"
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Keiih Theatre North Platte?
With practically the panic cast as the Birth of a Nation
LILLIAN G1SII, ROBERT IIARRON, HENRY WALTHALL
and GEO. FAWCETT. You saw them in the Birth of a Na
tion, now you see them in the Great Love, a mighty story of
woman's regeneration by war. The hand that rocks the
cradle is the hand that can wield a weapon when need be.
KEITH THEATRE & February 34
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DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Office over the McDonald
Stats Bunk.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
LAST CALL FAIll WARNLNfi!
When tho Clock strikes 9, Saturday
night TUB LEADER 3IEIL CO.'s
great store wldo elenrnnco sale will
como to nn end. Saturday will bo tho
lust DAY on which you can buy any
article In tho store at 20 per cent or
moro less thnh regulnr prices. Re with
us on tho LAST DAY.
Mr. anil, Mrb. O. II. Thoelecko re
turned tho early fart of the week
from a visit in Omaha.
Mrs. Dan Valerius - left Tuesday
morning for a visit with friends In
Cheyenne. .
P. A. White wa discharged from
tho district court Jury tho early part
of the week and returned to Omaha.
Mrs. Simon Whito and Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Ecklund of Hershey, wore
guests this week of Mrs. O. W. Size
more. Geo. S. Arnold, tho Rawleigh man,
Tol. Black 1013, Res. 614 Garfield.
All orders promptly delivered. '4-8
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' The residence of John Baty, at Big
nell, burned Tuesday together with
nearly all tho furnituro and wearing
apparel. ,
For Sale Pure Bred Whito Rock
Cockerels, V. R. Flshel's strain.
Phono Black 920. C-2
Mr. and Mrs.- James Dorram left
Wednesday for Portland, Ore., to visit
their son Clifford who is in tlio navy
at Bremerton.
For Sale Bronzo
Phono 79GF14
turkoy
toms.
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Mrs. Henry Peterson, of Grand Is
land, spent several days In town this
week a3tho guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Peterson.
Tho WBodhurst Insurance Agency
has moved from a room over the Rush
Mercantile Co. to quarters In the Rey
nolds' building.
Mrs. Graco Tanner, who had been
called here by tho death of her father
F. T. Redmorid, loft Wednesday fori
her homo In California.
A fow desirable second-hand Fords
at. tho right prices. Hcndy-Ogler Auto
Company.
Postmaster McEvoy tells us that
seventeen year old boys arOj needed
for tho navy and needed badly. Those
desiring to enlist will bo furnished
transportation to Omaha.
Miss M. Sllcmnn, steam baths and
Swedish Massage, ladies and gentle-1
men. Phone KU7. tsrouoecu piaa
srtr
If vou want a nlco house, poultry
nnd friflt tract of C acres. Seo me
soBni Price reasonable. R. McFAR -
LAND. 2005 East 4th street. P. O.
Box 62C, North Platte. Otf
Special Banking Ser
vice for Farmers.
No matter ivhat your plans may bo
for 1010 you'll need tho help nnd co
operation of a good bnnk. You'UI bo
pnf In faking this hank Jnto partner
ship with yon during tho coming year.
In ndditlon to our offering a complete
bnnklng scrvlco our officers nro al
ways ready to discuss your business
or financial problems with you and
confidentially.
Wo pay 1 Interest on Certificate of
Doposlt accounts. Keop your Idlo
money working.
Platte Valley State.Bank
NORTH
Z.
Llout. Harold Fcnnor, who had been
stationed at Camp Dodge, arrived
homo yostorday, having recelvod his
discharge.
Claudo Peters, who had been cnshlcr
at the Hotel McCnbo for somo tlmo
loft a fow days ago for Lincoln to at
tond the university.
Joo Soudcr, salosman for tho Hon-dy-Ogler
Co., returned Wcdnosdny
night from Hnstlngs, whoro ho attend
ed tho Fordson salesmanship school
of instruction.
Dr. H. C. Brock, Dontlst. X-Rny
Diagnosis. Roynolds Bldg. Phono 143
Tho furnishings for the McCnbo
Cafb, to bo conducted by Mrs. Albert
Abol, hnvo arrived and will at onco bo
placed In position. Tho opening of
the cafe will ho announced later.
Phonograph and 40 records for salo
chonp if tnkon soon. Log house on So.
Dewoy.
W. J. Hendy has returned from Des
Moines whoro ho attended tho tractor
demonstration. Ho also stopped over
in Hastings for a day and attended
tho Fordson school of instruction.
I desire to Inform my friends and
patrons that I have removed my in
surance agency to room 8; Reynolds'
building. Mrs. Kelso will be In charge
of tho office.
Wm. II. C. WOODHURST.
Don't loso your poultry with colds,
pip or roup, when you can euro it
with Mc'q Roup Remedy. You can got
It at the North Side Drug Store or
of R. McFarland, 2004 east 4th st. No
Platto, Nob., box C2G. C-tf
W. B. Park, living eight miles west
of the city, will have a public salo on
Friday, Feb. 7th, at which he will sell
somo stock, farm machinery and
grain. G-2
Tlio Great Store "YIdo Clearance
Snlo of THE LEADER ME It. CO.'S
hnsbeen attended by thousands. Us
sincerity lins been putr U ho test nnd
proven by Uio Buying Public Tho sav
ings Hiiro been unusual. tie with us on
the last, day. February 1st. Every
fhliij? reduced 20 per cent or more
from Calico to Coats.
I. B. Bostwick. an old-time resident
I living south of Hershcjy, dropped into
I Tho Tribune offlco Wednesday while
transacting business in town. Ho ro-
cently returned from Beatrice where
lie hail gono to help cciotirato tne
ninety-seventh birth anniversary of
his mother. Tho aged lady retains her
faculties to a wonderful extent con
sldering her advanced ago.
For Sale Thorobred Buff Orphlng
ton Roosters. Phono Red 50G. 2
Tho Catholic Girls' Club was enter
tallied Wednesday evening In tho
basement of St. Patrick's school by
Mesdames Omar Huff, Perry Carson
James Hart and Miss Vtuinita Hayea.
Card games wero played and tho first
orizo was awarded to Miss Bessie
Smith. Miss Bessio Chamberlain ro
ceived the second prize. They mado
arrangoments to hold a social danco
in tho K. C. hall on Fobr. 11th and
Misses Hazel Smith, Edna Sullivan
' and Ethel Frye wero appointed on tho
1 committee. The next meeting will be
held at tho homo of Mrs. Thomas Hag
gorty In two weeks
PLATTE, NED.
TWO QU1XX CHILDREN DIE
CI1 SPINAL MENINGITIS.
Two children of Mr. and Mrs. Wal
lace Qulnn, who live ou tho J. I.
Smith farm at the Baker school houso
tour miles west of town, died "Wednes
day night of Spinal moningitlB. Thcso
childron, one an infant but a few
months old, tho other threo years old,
wero taken sick about four o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. A physician was
summoned during tho evening and ho
at first pronounced thom Buffering
from some sort of poisoning but later
developments convinced him that both
wero cases of splnnl meningitis. Ono
of tho children died about two o'clock
at night, tho other about llvo hours
lator.
Tho giuidd'en death of their loved
ones, their only children, camo aM a
prostrating shock to the paronts, and
they aro receiving tho assistance and
condolences of friends and neighbors.
ro : ;
Sine Your Eyes.
rPl i nti la r t y- n . t f r f Mm litimnn eT.
ganisni that is worth more than tho
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1IUU Illb CAltUl 111 111U UJLlblll
business, having worked at tho trade
part of tho tlmo for over twenty
years. Have satisfied customers in
moro than twenty-flvo towns through
out tho state. PrIcos reasonable.
J. F. JENSEN, Eyo Specialist and reg
istered Optician. THE EYE ROOMS.
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.Bessio Barrlscalo thrilled a big
crowd of onlookers during tho filming
o her latest Paralta Play, "Roso O'
Paradise," when she was called upon
to perform a most hazardous feat
high above tho ground on tho sido of
a roof of a building In Los Angeles
alley. Tho crowd .stood breathless bo
low while tho llttlo star climbed caro
fully out of tho window and along a
narrow lodge. Tho sceno when pre
sented on tho screen represents Miss
Darriscalo as Jinny In tho net of mak
ing hor oscapo from a dosorted build
ing in tho slums of tho city where sho
had been Held prisoner by her schem
ing undo, who iK endoavoring to se
cure a rortuno wlilcn is rightfully
hers. James Young, who directed tho
making of tho production, wished to
havo tho scono enacted by a substitute
ror MfsH Harrlscalo .but sho would not
listen to the Idea nnd mado a thrilling
scono without nny outward Indication
of nervousness. This accomplishment
marks another doparturo of Miss Bar -
i.awi.uo uuiu.u mo miueitt. onu
had never boforo boon called upon to
attempt the performance of any such
inn. luaig una iiiuHo who buo nor in
"Roso O Paradise," which conies to
tho SUN Thcntro Saturday will gasp
as did tho onlookers whon tho sceno
was enacted heforo tho camera.
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Tomorow Last Day.
Tomorrow will bo your last oppor
tunlty to buy lndlos ready-to-wear
garments at BLOCK'S for half-price,
for tho big salo closes Snturday oven-
Ing. Mr. Block says tho snlo lids been
tho most satisfactory ho has ovor hold,
notwithstanding tho mild woathor.
"Tho big cut in prices hns been ro-
sponsiblo for our extraordinary bust-
ness." said Mr. Block.
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For Salo Ono light Ford truck in
good condition, also CO-irallon nil l.ar-
rol. and CC-gallon under-ground gaso
lino tank with brass pump attached
i an at i bo, Uhestnut street or
phono Black 1112.
THlIBSMV.FDJnAV-MTII&MV PFRPTIArV 1Q.11.1R
Twic Dflilv 2:15 and 3:!fJ W
'HEARTS OFTHEWORLD'IS MOREtfHAN A PJCTURE
play; it is a world drama; it goes straight
TOTHE HEART. IT IS THIS HUM ANxQUAUTy THAT
MAKES 'HEARTS OF THE WORLD'ASIO AS MANKIND.'
.CHARLES PARNTON N-YEvenirtf World!"
5r&SUZSr LOVt.
RW GRIFFITH
SUPREME yRlplPH!
HEARTSmWORLD
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ENCHANTING SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Secure Tickets at Box Office at n on Feb. 12
PRICES 50C, 75C, S51 PLUS WAR TAX
WET AND COLD IX
FRANCE SAYS KAUCII.
Joe Rauch, writing to tho homo
folks from Eloinmoy, Franco, under
dtito o'f December 30th, snyB:
'' "Wo aro drilling every day and
tnko a hike nearly every morning,
'with our pack nnd boliovo nio It is
some load when wot with rain. In
this pack wo carry threo blankets, a
rain coat, overcoat, "pack carrier, ex
tra shirt and underwear, threo pairs
of heavy socks, extra pair of shoos,
tent, pole nnd pins, shaving outfit,
towels, steel helmet, gas mask, cart
ridge belt and rifle. Somo load, don't
you think. Wo had battalion inspection
'Phrsdny and all who didn't hnvo, their
'nil equipment wero red-lined. I had
iill of mine.
It is still mining hero nnd cold
;md It is a wonder that half tho boys
do not contract pnoumonia or rhou-
nintlsm. I have a bad cold and am
fighting to keep it from getting mo.;;:
down nnd out. Some of tho boys kick
about drilling, but I boliovo that If it
wore not that wo keop hardened by
?.J.C,B", V' aWo t0
i ,.l.l !,. 1 .1 ,
ct weather
Don't know win
on wo aro to leavo
here. Ono report is that wo aro to go
homo, another that wo will ho sent
to Siberia.
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DEAR PUBLIC:
Many of you havo been neglecting
tho most important and precious
thing you havo and thnt is your eyes.
When thoy got red, burn and smart at
the plcturo show or your bend aches,
that is tholr only way of crying for
help .Seo HARRY DIXON & SON, Eye
sight Specialists today. ,Thoy aro
quipped to glvo tho very highest
irrado of eyo sorvlco.
Yours truly,
GOOD ADVICE.
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Mrs. Itolilnson Dies In Portland.
A telegrnm received by John Day
Wednesday nnnounced tho death of
Mrs. II. L. Robinson at tho homo of
hor son Guy in Portland. Tho docensed
was for thirty or moro years a resi
lient of North Platto, leaving horo In
1912 to mako hor homo with hor son
in Portland, following tho death of
i hor husband. Sho was sixty-two years
1 "V BO. mu nau uvea a uovout ciiris-
"n "io.
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FOR SALE.
I Two good lots with frult-bearlng
1 bushes and trees, with a five room
house, Mm ror llvo horses nnd hay-
,nnw witii minnrv nitnriimi n
nno ad Now Homo" sowing ma-
, lilno ns good as now. nnd othor house
i,ni,i rumi.tm.na
Wm. ALBEE, 1021 No.
Pino St. C-3
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Stoarn's cough drops. Nono hotter,
"c at tho REXALL DRUG STORE.
A business man whoso head Is al
ways working on somo schemo for tho
bonoflt of others. BUKnests that along
about the firat of Mny North Platto
business men treat returned soldiors
and sailors to a fish fry. 'and In con-
noctlon tho "with iprovldo a program
of entertainment, principally field
athletics, such as tugs-of-wnr, relay
races, hurdling and Qthor ovonts in
which all tho participants shall ho
roturnod soldiors nnd sailors, sultablo
)rJZ0 to Blvn to lo winners. Wo
Il0artlly second tho suggestion of this
- ,),,8,,108 ,na
Advanco showing of spring stylos in
women b roady-to-wcar garmonts at
ut BLOCK'S,
pjORY EVER TTOLQ.
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F. O, Johnson, Frank Strollborg and
A. C. Burton -.attended tho Qolkon
brood sow salo at Gothenburg last
weok and eacli purchased animals.
Johnson purchased two at $250 and
$255 respectively, Strollborg ono for
$155 and Burton eight which cost him
an average of about $140 each.
Tho Harrington Mer, Co. will buy
your Hay and Grain. Obtnin our
prices boforo you sell. tf
FECIAL
For one week, commencing Saturday, Feb.
i: 1st, we will oiler our KleanKwick Vaccum
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g Washers at a greally Reduced price.
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Those machines differ from the Peg Dolly type
0 washers as there are no pegs to tear holes in fine
garments, lace curtains, etc. They run easy and
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wash clothes os clean and quickly as any process
known. Guaranteed for one year.
W.R.M
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QUALITY FIRST
NORTH PLATTE
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NORTH PLATTE, NEB.fl
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L COW BRANDiJf
Wo wish to oxtond our most slncoro
appreciation and thanks, to all, who
bo kindly assisted us during tho ill
ness and death of our bolovod, wife,
and alstor ana also for tho beautiful
lloral offerings. . ,
F. W. DIXQN and family
MRS. II. A. SURDER.
For Salo Flat tdp desk with pol
ished ground plato glass top. Phono
54 G or Red 830.
SALE ON
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H't
Washers
MONEY COMPANY
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AnJHonest
Motto
Honesty lived up to
makes
"Cow
Brand"
Better Flour
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