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THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR.
NORTH PLATTE, NEB., FEBRUARY 1I, 1919.
No. 10
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MANY FATHERS AND SONS
ABE I'lUJSKNT AT BANQUET.
Several loug tables In tho basement
of the Presbyterian church were well
filled Wednesday ovenlng wltli fath
ers and sons who had assembled to
attend tho banquet given as part of
tho program for tho father and son
week. Tho ladles served a very nice
meal, and at Its conclusion J. J. Hal-
llgan, as tonstmnstor Introduced the
epeakors. These wero 0. E. Elder
who spoko for tho fathers, Will Mau
pin, who represented tho sons, Rev.
Koch spoko on tho relation of the
father and son to tho church and C.
M. Trotter on general lines of father
and son companionship, "and Supt.
Tout on tho school and tho boy. All
theso talks wero strong and Interest
ing, tho nddross by Will Maupln be
ing especially good.
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L'EKSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
SUBSCRIBE $1,200 FOR GOOD
ROADS INTO THE CITY,
WOUNDED LINCOLN CO. BOYS
REUNITED AT HOSPITAL.
Our prices aro tho very lowest on
window glass. REXALL STORE.
Mrs. Jung, who had been visiting
relatives in tho city, returned to her
homo in Palmer this morning.
W. H. Quade, cas'hier of tho Far
mers' Bank, at Stapleton, was a busi
ness visitor in town Wednesday.
Now Spring Styles in Millinery are
now being shown at THE LEADER
MERCANTILE CO.
Tho Methodist aid society served a
splendid supper In tho church parlors
.last evening which was largely at
tended in spite of tho disagreeable
weather .
Another lot of outing flannell rem
nants at a saving of 5c to 13c a yard
on every yard you buy at the LEAD
ER MERCANTILE CO.
Special on Swift's Premium Hams
and Bacon for Saturday. Swift's
Premium Ham 38 cents per pound;
Bacon 53 cents. Half or whole piece.
LIBRK-SANDALL CO.
Another lot of outing flannell rem
nants at a saving of 5c to 13c a yard
on every yard you buy at the LEAD
ER MERCANTILE CO.
Engineer Gus Norton, who came in
on ono of tho section or train No. lu
yesterday says he never run through a
worso blizzard than that of yesterday
morning .
Wanted Competent girl for gener
al housework. Wages ?8 a week.
Phono 243. 9-3
Henry Hinkle, who stole articles
from tho Cathers' homo, -ilead6d
guilty beforp -Judge Grimes this week
and was given an indeterminnto peni
tence of from one to seven years in
tho penitentiary.
Men's and boys' macanaw coats are
being sold at Just before padklng
away prices. Bargain prices an all
overshoes for men, women and chil
dren at tho LEADER MER. CO. '
James Shoup, of Sutherland, start
ed out yesterday with two cars of
cattle for South Omaha, but when
tho stock reached hero last evening
Uio company notified him that on ac
count of tho storm the risk of getting
thorn through would not bo taken and
tho cattle were returned to Suther
land. If the wind storm broke any glass
for you call up the REXALL STORE.
Wo deliver glass. Any size.
"Even if a now court house was not
needed for the safety of our records,
for the convenience of our officers
and the public, and as a memorial hall
for our soldier boys, our pride If we
have any ought to make us want
one," said Conductor "Billy" O'Con-
noll yesterday. "I occasionally run
into Sidney and Sterling and note
the splendid and boa'ujtiful court
houses they have there, and each of
tlioso counties are small in compari
son with Lincoln county, and the pop
ulation and tho wealth correspon
ingly lesB. Personally I would like
vory much to see a now court house."
Seo us about spring painting. Wo
soil Sherwln-Willlam's Paints. REX
ALL STORE.
Moro than 100 business "men of tho
city attonded tho good roads moot
ing and banquet hold in tho Eplscopnl
dining hall Tuesday evening and gave
cvldenco of tholr desire to improve
tho roads lending into ttio city by sub
scribing $4,200 for that purpose This
sum will bo pushed up to $5,000 or
moro by subscriptions from men who
wero not present at tho Tuesday eve
ning meeting.
It had been months ginco such an
enthusiastic mooting of business men
had gathered; enoh seemed fired with
unusunl zeal to do his part without
urging and the financial results of the
meeting came with ease came vol
untarily. After being sorved with a splendid
supper by the Episcopal ladies, George
N. Glbbs, as toastmastor, mado a
J clever Introductory talk and first pre
sented N. E. Buckley who gave a re
port of the district good roads moot-
!ing hold at Sidney. Mr. Buckley was
followed by A. S. Mirick, connoctod
with tho state engineors' office, who
, told of tho plans for roadmaklng un
I dor federal and state aid. S. E. Mc-
Cnlman, engineer in charge of tho
potash plant nt Suthorland, was In
troduced and made a short talk, and
L. C. Carroll, president of the Cham
ber of Commerce, under tho auspices
o which the meotng was held, out
lined the plan under which it was
hoped to improvo tho roads leading
into North Platto. Briefly stated this
plan called for the purchase of a
tractor or truck and a blading ma
chine and the employment of two men
for a period of six months. . When
not engaged in blading or dragging
roads tho two men could haul gravel
or dirt on section of roads where
needed. Tho cost of thls( equipment,
and the salaries of the men and the
oporating expenses of the machines
for a period of six months wns placed
nt $5,000.
This plan as outlined by Mr. Car
roll was followed by a discussion In
which quite a number took part, and
this wns followed by a unanimous
vote that the plan as outlined be ac
cepted. Voluntary subscriptions for
the fund wero then asked and three
or four firms offered $200 each, more
than a scoro offered $100 each, and n
number of others $50 and $25 each,
tho total reaching $4,200.
A committee composed of Messrs.
McDonald, Bielstickcr and Langford
was appointed to seo posslblo sub
scribers who wero not present at the
meeting.
There Ib no questton but tho neces
sary. $5,000 will be subscribed. Presi
dent Carroll will appoint a committee
to investigate and purchase tho need
ed machinery Jand employ two com
Detent men to 'do tho work.
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FIGHTING TO BE HENEWED
IF ROCHES DEFY TEKMS.
The following nrticlo concornlng
Homer and John Rldonour, whosa
homo Is nt Wnllnco, Is taken from tho
soldlor's paper published at Camp
Dodge; '
Months of fighting In Franco did
not glvo Homer Rldonour as much n
thrill as that which ho oxperloncod
last Thursday aftornoon In Ward 30,
linse Hospital, when his brothor, John
also an ovorseas wounded man, whom
he had not seen for two years, awoke
htm from a long sleep and poorod
In his faco. Homer wiped his oyes,
blinked and pinched hlmsolf to make
sure It was not all a drenm. Ho wns
staring at his brother, who ho know
had also been wounded but did not
know he had returned to tho United
States. Both boys wiped away tears
as they tried to smilo.
Tho brothors hnd been in civilian
clothes nt their last meeting. Now
they each had overseas sorvico nnd
wound stripes. They both sailed for
Franco ln, April, 1918, and fought at
tho battle of Chateau Thierry, but
neither knov tho othor was there.
They were pntlonts nt Baso Hospitals
at Bordeaux, Franco, nnd still did not
seo each other. Neither know In
which outfit the other wns and had
no communication between each
other while they wero in Frnnco.
Homer reached tho local Baso Hos
pital tho night of Jnnunry 29 at 10
o'clock and the following morning nt
10 o'clock, John arrived hero on
hospital train. Ho was taken to Ward
27 with othors from his train. Cap
tain McCrelght glanced at tho list of
arrivals nnd saw the name of "Rldo
nour." Ho hart seen tho snmo last
nnmo the snmo morning.
"It Is rather odd to havo two Rlde
iiours together,'' said Crtptalh Mr-
freight. John looked at the receiv
ing desk, saw tho uamo of his brothor
Ami their native state, Nebraska, and
lie lost no time In hurrying to Ward
30. Part of tho bedshoet covered his
brother's face, but ho pulled it hack,
awoke lilm nnd tho recognition fol
lowed.
John wns wounded on October 31,
1018, whon a ploco of high explosive
struck him at tho battle of Verdun,
entering his right arm- Homer was
shot through tho abdomen and hip in
tho fighting of Chateau Thierry, July
22, 1918. A machine gun bullet put him
out of action. Homer was taken to
Base Hospital 22, at Bordeaux, while
John became a patient nt Baso Hos
pltal B, Bordeaux.
Homer 'left Bordeaux on Christmas
day for tho United StatOB, whllo John
followed from Bordeaux on Jnnunry 6
John has been sent to tho convales
cent center and expects to bo dis
charged soon. Ho- will return to his
Homo nt Wallace, Nob., whllo Homer
will go to Mellon, Nob., whon he i1'
musterod out of service.
Another brothor was recently di-
charced nt Cninn McArthur, Texas.
John trained at Camp Cody, N. M
nnd wns o "'ember of tho 102d Mn
"hlnp Gun Battalion. 20th Division
whllo Homer trained at Camn Fur
stnn. and was in the 4th Infnntn
3rd Division.
Non-execution by Germany of tho
terms of tho urmistlco, ProBtdont
Wilson Is understood to havo declared
in conversation Wednosdny, would be
an Incident of such a nature ns to
Justify tho resumption of war, It Is
said that tho president nsserted he
would not hesitate in that case lo
order the American army to take up
aims ngnin.
On tho other lmnd It was said that
President Wilson regards resumption'
of hoflttlitloB ns a gravo nvontuallty
to which ho would ngroo only on the
most absolutely essential considera
tion and not for any socondary motive
Tho supromo war council has decid
ed that tho armlstlco with Germany
will bo renewed on Feb. 17 for a brief
brief porlod, with tho allies roscrving
the right to suspend it nt any timo ln
the event of Germany's falluro to
carry out now clauses or thoso which
have hitherto not boon executed . It is
stated tho terms will provide that the
Germans must cease hostilities against
tho Poles and mnlntnin tholr forces
within fixed limits.
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Notice.
Tho indebtedness of
Mercantile Company,
exceed $6,000.
JULIUS PIKER, Prosldont.
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All sizes of WINDOW GLASS.
REXALL STORE.
uPraneIla
MARGUERITE CLARK in
Prim, Privacy nnd
Prude three pre
cise aunts, drove
Prunella from her pretty gnrden into fame as a Parisian dancer.
KEITH THEATRE
M3NDAY AND TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17-18
Tho Lender
incorporated,
CRYSTAL THEATRE
SATURDAY
and MONDAY
Mabel Normand
I N
"PECK'S BAD GIRL"
Adventure was everything in her young life she
was a devil in her own town.
Added Attraction for Saturday
Bill Parson's comedy "PINK PAJAMAS"
Tho best Valentine. Llggett's Choco
lates. Exclusively at THE REXALL
STORE.
The Twentieth Century Club will
meet next Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. J. F. Orr, 408 cast Fifth street.
Mrs. Guy Popejoy will assist in en
tertaining. Rev. Koch will address
tho ladles. Special business will come
up for consideration. A largo attend
ance of the membership is desired.
Foi onlcl; notion ann sntlsfactorj
eule list your land with Thnelocbc tf
From Orand Island east a real No- B"i from each one will rosult
braskn. blizzard nrovalled Wednesday Lincoln county securing its quota.
nitrht. which delayed traffic on the W- and Mrs. Perry Carson return
TTnlnn Pnnifin. Train No. 19 duo here this morning from a visit In Don-
at 0:35 yesterday
several hours late.
Tho Blue Triangle campaign
?ro-Psqinn: nicely over the ftnto and
viu h-"'" liern oxt week. This cnni-l
"ifn in for the nnrnoso of securing
f'U'ds for work among clr'A. smnU
special sale I
OF
Dove Undermuslins
rail wtp mm
hlvlif itoove ssf iQi
I Saturday, Monday and Tuesday
morning arrlvpd vor.
Tho best Valentine. Llggett's Choco
latcs. Exclusively ot THE REXALL
STORE
Tho Pacific Fruit Express Co. has
been fortunato in securing suffilclont
lco to fill its houses. It Is expected
will bo filled to capacity, a total of North flatto teams. In a game plnvrd
Our prices nro tlio vory lowest mi
window glass. REXALL STORE.
Now Spring Styles in Millinery nro
now being shown nt THE LEADER
MERCANTILE CO.
A game of baskot ball will bo plat
ed this ovenlnc: at tho Frankin audi
torium between tho Gothenburg and
forty-five thousnnd tons,
For Sale Ford touring car and a
seven months old red poll bull calf.
Phono 787F022 or call W. T. Lealco,
Blrdwood ranch. 7-4
SUN THEATRE
TO NIGHT!
"THE CRAVING"
A triumph of Photography, a Melo
drama with a punch, featuring
FRANCIS FORD
And a Christie Comedy
"A SMOKY LOVE AFFAIR"
at Gothenburg' two weeks ngo North
iPlatto was defeated by a scoro of
twenty-two to fourteen. Tonight, how-
over, tho North Platto boys aro con
fident of roversing the score.
Aching in tho small of tho back is
an indication of kidney disease. Tho
proper course In such cases is to bo-
gin at onco tho uso of Prickly Ash
Hittors. It Is an effoctivo kidney rem
edy and systom regulator. Price $1 25
nor bottlo. GUMMERE-DENT DR' G
CO., Special Agents.
TO-NIGHT
Jane and Katherine
LEE
In.
Saturday ...
LOUI8E GLAUM
"SHACKLED"
Not a vampire or a wronged girl story
but the story of a noble woman. Also
BILLY WEST in
"Swat The
FLY"
A congenial comedy of patri
otic pranks and American
antics.
Two-part Sunset Comedy
"HER SCREEN IDOL"
CRYSTAL
February 15th, 17th and ISth.
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CAREFUL WORKMANSHIP. Careful sewing, extra stitches, accurate
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RE-INPORCED ARM-HOLES. Every DOVE garment which has an
open arm-hole (like Corset Covers, Envelope Chemises, etc.) has an
extra shield sewn at the arm-holes as a re-lnforcement This prevents
wearing out at that point. It is an exclusive feature which you can get
only In DOVE Under-muslins.
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cause of their good wearing qualities; and we sell them at surprisingly
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DOVE Under-muslins consist of all styles of the following garments:
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Envelope Chemise $1.G3 to $3.29
Night Gowns $1.80 to $3.2!)
Corset Covers 13c to $1.(13
Underskirts $1.G3 to $3.29
Illooniers 8c to $1.G
Drawers 28c to $1.G3
Come to Under-muslins Headquarters now to see our beautiful assort
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