SON THEATRE!
TO-NIGHT
Lewis S. Stone and Marguerite Clayton in
'The Man of Brorae"
A Stirring Story of the We9t and n Lyons-Moran Comedy
"SING ROSA SING"
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WEDNESITAY.
BERT LYTELL in an exciting play of the "SECRET
SERVICE'' dealing with the Allies and their enemies
"UNEXPECTED PLACES"
Also the Screen Telegram;
WILLIAM FARNUM in
"LES MISERABLES"
The greatest photo drnma ever produced. The character taken
by Mr. Farnum in this play is his best. This picture will be
the treat of a life time. Do not miss it
Thursday and Friday
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LOCAL AND 1'EHSONAL
I.E. ffrout left Sunday for Bridge
port where he will visit hii brother
for it few days. ;
Howard Applet returned this
morning from Gothenburg whure ho
pont 8. few days.
It Is learned tlnu Will Crook Is
JIMMY FLYjNN IS SITTING
(JUIBT ANI WAITING
Writing from Sorcy, France, under
date of January 29th, Jimmy Flynn
! In a letter .to Will Landgraf says that
things are not hr "busy" as formerly
; and Mine ot the buys are boaomlng
restles about returning home. lie, (
i however Is sitting nit let and waiting
now located in Parts M a number of . fge thjJ 8Ummon)! to BtRrt tho
the mounted police. . . . g jimmv. h.. ut liMiril
ShorwIn-WiUlams FlntTdne gives frnm Cecil Cool, who Is stuck Rway
your wnlls a soft tinted appearance. ! up 0n tho Moselle river in a little
REXALL STORK. town and has a good chance for stay-
Miss Marian Lawson left yostcr- j ing there some time. Along with the
day for Omaha where she will take , trainmaster and the dispatcher Jltn-
11E FOLLOWED HIS
SWEETHEART TO
THE EAST, HUT
CAME HOME
QUICKLY
Keep a Watch
Running True.
It's a machine you know, and must bo
cleaned nnd oilod. A tenth ot a drop
Is all tho oil that should bo applied.
That will last from 12 to IB months.
Then tho watch must elenned and
oiled again. Lot Cllnton do this for
you, and barring accidents, you will
linvo a watch that runs truo for a
lifetime
All work Is guaranteed for a year,
and prices aro economical. .
C. S. CLINTON,
Jeweler and
..OPTICIAN..
- At the Sign of the Big Ring
a commercial course.
Judge Grimes went to Sidney yes
terday whore ho will hold a torm of
district court this week.
The Lutheran ladies of the Sec
ond ward will meet this wok with
Mrs. Harry
Vino street. j
Sherwin-Williams Inside floor paint
uasy ot apply, drle quickly, at the
REX ALL STORE.
Is it safo for a man to neglect his
wife? Before deciding see William
Farnum In "For Freedom" ut the
Keith Wednosday or Thursday,
Don't miss the ono best bet
Doug Fairbanks Tonight Ktelth
theatre "Hound in Morocco."
Miss Madgo Flynn, formerly of this
city, who has been employed in Hol
yoke, Colorndo, for several months,
spent tho week end here with hor
Thero Was u Good ltason for Hint
Doing So, Because Ho M,udc u
Slid Discover' in tho East
The Western rancher had furnished
the money needed to send Ills sweet
heart to the East, whero she could
pursue her study of art, and then fl
Desirable Heal Estate for Solo.
resldonco, two-story
802 wost Gth st. A
A ulno-room
and basomont.
modern homo.
A five-room, and bath, resldonco.
Modern oxcopt heat. 800 west Cth st.
A flvo-room, and bath, resldonco.
Modern oxcopt hoat. 808 wost Gth Bt.
AUov'o rosliancos all hae bath,
toilet, gas, electric lights and tolo
phono connections, also comont walks
and curb.
The west 48 feet of Lot 2, Block
101. A good business location.
Lot G, Block 123. A beautiful rosl-
denco lot on wost 6th street
After serving u six months' Jail
sentence for unpatriotic uttcrancos,
Frank Cumhorfcldt. who lives noar
Sutherland, was released from tho 8,Btors aml Icft Sumlay morn,nE
jail tho lost pnrt of last week. Found, on tho street Sunday, war
1917 Ford touring like now bar savings stamps. Owner call at P. A.
gain. J. V. ROM1GII, Dealer. Norton rosldonco, 307 West Second
iMar-Wot Floor Vurnishk comXant street, prove property and pay for
washing will not affect it. REXALL this notice.
STORE. Shorwin-Williaras Floorlac, just tho
Rev. Delvanov. who had been vis- thing for flpors and furniture. The
Ring at tho homo of tho Rev. Mc- REXALL STORE.
Ifalcl for several week's, loft yes- Miss Irene Hubbard, who has beon
torday for Denver for tho benoflt of employed in ono of tlto U. P. offices
his hoath. at Denver for tho nast year, left Sun
Fresh Sassafras bark at tho REX- day evening after a visit with her
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ALL STORE. paronts in this city.
Capt. Roy Cochran, who had been My modern home at 821 East 4th
visiting rolotivos at Brady, returnod St., Including coment garage, two
to town Saturday. Ho will remain residence lots with large shade trees.
hero a short tlmo nnd then go to Lin- for snlo. Will accept property of
my drew a string of "brownies" for
running a "champagno .special" over
twenty miios of the 14lh' Engineers
tracks, thus straying too far from the
ihomo station.
Jimmy belongs to Co. D of the 12lh
' Wit rl rn hm r I iimo tvMI 4 4 li n f ntii
Samuelson, 820 south I "
North Platte boy to land in France.
The 12th have a good many "firsts" to
thoir crodlt; They wure tho first for-
thelr credit. They were the first for
don sjnee the days of William tho
Conqueror in 10GG; they wore tho first
unit to work In the forward area In
August, 1917, tho first of the A. E. F.
to bo under sholl firo on August 23,
1917, nnd sholl firo mjnns to havo Fritz
put them right at you; nnd tho first
iVmoricnn troops to enter Amlons.
Amoripan troops to enter Amions.
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For Quick Sale
Wo hnvo about GO good lots in
Bellevuo Addition which for n short
timo wo nrb offering at bargain
prices. Anyone interested in the
purchase of n lot, see us at G201,
Dwcy street, or call phono red 572.
P. J. DIENER & CO.
coin to assume his duties in the office
of tho stato engineer.
Frank Joromo, export piano tun
or, who bus recently been dis
charged from the army, will bo in
North Plntto about March 1st and
loss valuo, in part payment.
WM. E. SHUMAN.
For Salo White Leghorn cockerels
and an Incubator. Phone Mack 1132
Josoph Gleason, who had been onv
ployed as ono of the custodians at
expects to moot all his old friends tho Fe(,oraI building, resigned tho Int
DR. 0. H. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
O flics over tho McDonald
Stat Hunk.
LOCAL AM) PERSONAL
and customers. 13-2
Win. Lyman was fined $5.00 and
costs Friday on tho chnrgo of doing
or having dono by employees, work
that was not In nccordanco with tho
city ordinance. Tho chnrgo was pre
ferred by Plumbing Inspector Valerius.
tor part of laBt week. Ho will bo
succeeded by Harry Warner who' was
employed there prior to being called
to service and has recently refcurn
cd home. '
A. few doslrablo second-hand Fords
nt tho right prices. Hendy-Oglcr Ante
compnny.
M. E. Crosby transacted logal bus
iness In Ogalalla yestorday.
jMisa Dorothy Hubbard loft yester
day for Loxington to remain for somo
timo.
For Snlo Good socond hand Ford
Car. Durblu Auto Co.
Tho county commissioners woro In
session yostorday nllowing claims
and transacting other business.
' Licenso to wed wns grantod Snt
'nrilay to Adam Naglo of Mooroileld
and Eda Gygax, of Donmark.
Drossmaklng. Call nt 108 south Elm
or phono Black 354.
Judira Woodhurst united in mnr-
rlago Saturday Robort Crownor and
Ruthol Lowls, both of Cozad.
Miss Minerva McWllllams spent tho
. week end visiting in Grand Island
with Miss Anna O'Counoll, formerly
of this city.
Twonty por cent off on Hot Wator
Bottlus at tho Nynl Drug Storo.
(Master LaVomo Elliott returned
Sunday ovonlng from Mnxwoll whore
ho spout a fow days visiting his aunt
Mrs Bakor, formorly ot this city.
Prosh Whititninn )C!nndlos at tho
Nyal Drug Storo.
W. B. Howard, of Omaha, camo up
yosterday to attend tho W. B. & C.
P. Howard sale of personal prop
erty which will bo hold today.
F. L. Moonov went to Omaha Sun
Liborty bonds will bo nccepted at (my to att0)ul n moutnc of tho t,B
full value in part or wiiolo paymont trict cimlrmen of Uio Liberty loans
of any of the lots advertised on tho ky. lhl8 maeUllg arrangements for
nrst page or tins issue. kinorty Exiting ti,0 flfth ioah wln bo nmdo
uonusaro as goon as easn ana win ue Tho Flrst wanl Luthoran aid sod
nccoptod Uio samo ns cash without oty wlIl ,noct Thursday afternoon with
any discount or commission wnat- Airs Oscar Sundnll
Shorwin-Wllllnms Floorlac, tho
Vnrnlsh Stain with nil the popular
wnnil nffocts. Snlil nnlv nf tlm UffiV.
n nl I 1 ..In.. . .. I .-1 . . I "V
VU1IIWU11 OlllUllUiy IllIlL ill ATT nTr,n,i
oer, WM. E.' SIIUMAN.
About twonty-ilvo neighbors and
friends mot at the homo of Mrs. C. J.
o'clock, proceeded In a body to tho
homo of Mrs. Will Booth whore they
tondorcd hor a surprise party on the
oocutdon of hor 'birth nnnlvorsnry.
They presented her with a porculator.
Tho ovoning provod a vory enjoyable
ono.
For Salo Good dining room set.
Phono Black 1159. 12-2
John Snyder and eon Jerry, of
Maxwell, wcro businoss visitors In
town yostorday. Jorry arrlvod homo
last wcok from six months' service
ovor soaa and a total service of sev
enteen months. On November 10th,
tho dny boforo tho signing ot tho
armisticJc, he was wounttod In nn
nnklo while In a bnttlo on the Mouse
river.
To 0 m A T
I K 8 A 1
Willis Baker, who has been In fii
navy for several months in Cnllfor
nla, wIlL. pass through here Thurs
dny ovonlng onrouto to Germany. II
hal beon ordered to China a few
weoks ago and when In nild-ocean th
bollor on tho ship exploded and th
crew wero adrift for four days.
Old Trusty nnd Queen Incubators
nnd Rroodors nt Factory Prices.
SIMON DUOS. 8-8
Misses Ethel SfcWIUiams, Ger
trude Robhausen, Ednn Sullivan nnd
Mrs. Thomas Hagcrty ontertalned
tho Catholic Girls' Club at tho home
of tho latter Thursday ovonlng. Pro
gressive five hundred was played and
tho first prlzo awarded to Mrs. Jamos
Hart. Miss Allco Fitipatrlck won
NOTICE-Union Men!
ATTEND YOUR MEETING IN THE FUTURE.
It will be to tho interest of Union men of all
crafts to attend their meetings and hear what is
said and to be done for organized labor of North
Platte. Also for the interest for Home Industry
nnd Merchants of North Platte.
We have with us two prominent American
Federation of Labor speakers who will bo present
at all meetings. Siftned,
NORTH PLATTE CENTRAL LABOR UNION.
Nnllold Mauicuro Preparations, second honors.
sold only ut tho REXALL STORE. Twonty per cont off on Hot Wator
Dorryborry & Forbes havo finish- Unities nt the Nyal Drug Store,
od mailing tho Soldiers' records nnd ln 11 c'd to W. J. Landgrnf rocolv-
havo dono their bsot to got ono to 0(1 yostorday Joo Schatz says "Am
every man who wont from Lincoln spondlng my furlough hero In Aix los
county nnd wish to announco that any Haines, a vory pretty place and a groat
soldier who did not get ono ot those "sort with many Interesting sights,
rocords and enros for It mny got It by About 3,000 soldiers aro now horo on
lotting Dorryborry & Forbes know a furlough. It is suro a treat to get
or it any ono knows of a soldlor who ,nto to a nico place llko this, os-
dld not got ono they will confor a l'ecially when Uncle Sam pays all of
favor by making It known. P'our oxponsos.
Got your Dodgo Brothors car onlor-
od now. when wo can clvo von (inf
inite dollvory dato. J.. V. ROMIGH.
Dealer. 7-s
"lhoro hns never been a timo In
my buying," said a hay dealer yostor
day, "whon tho hay in the valley was
so closely elenned up ns this year.
Usually at this time thero aro thou
sands ot tons in tho storngo barns as
woll as In tho fields, but tills year tho
barns havo bon omptlcd nnd tho Holds
nro about cleaned. With a fow weoks
of stormy woathor thero would un
doubtedly bo a shortngo of hay in ft
liny country."
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For Rent
160 acres good nnttvo hay land for
1919 season, four mles from North
Platto in Soc. 2-13-31. Address II.
A. Trillor, GSG 3Sth St., Doe Motnos.
Another Money Dreamer
Albert Andorton, who is believed
at ono timo to have made his homo
in tills county, Is another fellow who
hns boon dreaming that he had money
n bank. For som time Anderton
had been In Illinois nnd whllo thero
drow four checks of $50 each on tho
First National bank of this city and
had them cashed. The checksi were
sent hore but returned with tho no
tntion that Andorton had no apocunt
Lnst Saturday night a phono mes
sage camo from Iloldrego Inquirfhg
about Andorton's bank account, ev
idence that ho had returned to No
nrnska and started checkimr activ
ities.
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Mnlllken Favors Court House
Somerset, February 22, 1919,
Editor Tribune: I have been a res
Ident of the county for twentv-
eight years and have nlwnys opposed
the building of a now court house
anu tor reasons that were good. I am
now ready to do what I can to help
tho now court house for reasons that
nip now as good ns those in the past
woro then good.
Wo need a new court house now and
wo are able to build it. Lincoln conn
ty hns outdistanced tho hard times
that a new county always 1ms to con
tend w.ith nntil It Is fully developed
and our county now ranks as one of
the best conditioned counties in tho
state. Wo nro out of debt nnd popu
lated with a progressive people.
Tho only thing I would object t
about a now court house would bo
graft. I would not want any graft in
It, and I think wc havo tho men boro
thnt would see that that there wis
none. ,
As for dividing tho county, that
would be as ono cutting off his nose to
splto his face. Ono strong county out
of debt is bettor than three or four
counties nlwaya running behind. Tho
mail, telephone nnd automobile, makes
tho county seat of easy access by all.
Lot ais do as any farmer would do
if ho was out of debt and needed a
now building. Ho would build it.
P O. MULLIKEN.
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EXPERT RUBBING DOCTORS
, , i.T.t.. ,.JU wi,-n t Lot 2, Block 95. Good building lot
,on wogt Fron(. strcot
ho camo to hor boarding house in ; Lot 3( Elock 9) Taylor's Add., in
Now York City and knocked on her ! south part of city. All In North Plntte
door It was some mliuitos before the City.
,ionr w.. mwitiiKt. whan lils swont-1 Would also soll my Cigar and Tobnc-
. " , , , , . , , ro businoss. G09 Dewey St.
honrt did open tho door and ho hold Cn,1( or soe 0 s HUFFMAN, phone
out his arms to hor she did not , 247.
sh to him as he had oxpected. And
then he made a discdvory" a most
distressing discovery, and ono thnt
made hm leave tho room quickly and
take the first train back homo. And
when ho did roach home he inunedl-J
ntely sat fire to tho houso ho had so
laboriously constructed for his wifo.
Tho story of this rancher's discov
ery and of what followed the burning
of the homo is entertainingly told in
the now World picture, "The Man of
Bronze" starring Lewis S. Stone,
which On tonight will be shown at
tho Sun theatre. ,
Lowls S. Stono is seen in tho rolo
of tho rancher, whllo Marguerite Clay
ton appears In tho part of his sweet-
heart. Both of theso film favorites '
glvo momorablo characterizations.
"Tho Man of Bronze" is an exceed- ,
ingly interesting picture. It has boon '
elaborately staged and many of tho 1
outdoor scenes aro vory unusual . Al-1
together It Is 'pleasing from start to '
finish and will furnish you delightful
entertainment. See it. !
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THEATRE
SQBflC&OfSECC
LILA LEE in
"THE CRUSE OF THE
HAKE-BELIEVES"
Lila Lee's a darling, she builds
a-ship in her back yard and
then Jets the finest young
skipper aboard. Honest!
Come and sail with them to
Cape of Adventure and the
land of love.
1 Thorsday
and Friday
Bulls for Sale
Choico Hereford Bulls from one to I
three years old for salo. Address
H. P. Hansen, North Platto, Neb. !
Dr. Hess' Stock Tonic, a stock con- it
dltionor and worm expellor. Sold J?
only at tho REXALL STORE.
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C. F. Toniplo roamed, yesterday
from Omaha whero ho was called by :
tho illness of his mother, Mrs. J.. W.
Boyer, who has been seriously ill '
with heart trouble. She was much
improved, however, when Mr. Tem
ple left Omaha.
Fresh Whlttman (Candles nt tho
Nyal Drug Store.
Lost 21 jewel Hamilton watch,
charm. Reward of 510 ot finder.
gold chain and B. of L. F. & E.
GEO. HANSEN.
Wanted Contracts for plowing. Call
at 075 No. Locust. Phone Red 55G. 22
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Reynolds, of
Orchard, Col., aro tho happy parents
of a baby girl, born February 22d.
Mrs. Reynolds was formorly Miss Ly
dia Eve3, of this city.
Jontcel Face Powder, Invisible and
clinging. Sold on:y at tho REX
ALL STORE.
Tho three hundred head of cattle
sold at tho J. W. Payno sale last
Thursday wcro purchased largely by
Jamos Shoup, of Sutherland, Walter
& Co., of this city, and Neale Turpio.
Tho Harrington Mer. Co. will buy
your Hay and Grain. Obtain our
prices beforo you soli. tf
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Shayne-Brun
Tailored Suit
Dress in fashion. Choose
from the Shayne-Brun
classy patterns and each
one guaranteed pure
wool. And don't forget
Extra trousers FREE
if you ORDER NOW
HARRY SAMUELSON,
The Suit Plan
EXPERT FOOT SPECIALISTS
ARE NOW IN TOWN
Dr. and Mrs. II. F. Richer, of
Nowark, N. J., havo opened nn of-
flco for a month or two nt the Mc
Cabo Hotel, whoro thoy will troat
and euro your corns, bunions. In
grown nails, callouses, swoaty feet,
broken nrches, or Itchy foot without
pain. Now Is tho timo to havo your
feot cured boforo warm weather
conies, ns you know how thoy burn
then. Also wo glvo rubbing treat
ments for all chronic allmonts or
disensos, goitres, female troublos,
rhoumatlsm a specialty. No medi
cines try us and bo nappy. Hours 9
a. m. till 9 p. m. Room 302 McCabe
Hotel. Examination free. 13tf
NOTICE!
To the Business Interests of North Platte:
This is to certify that the co-operative Edu
cational andJlPublicity campaign that is inaug
urated in our city is strictly in the interests of
organized LABOR of all crafts, and to the BUSI
NESS men of North Platte. Any favors shown
our representatives; Mr. C. W. BLACK,
Mr. H. H. LONG,
Mr. R. L. CANTLIN,
will be appreciated by the North Platte Central
Labor Union.
Shorwin-Wllllunis (Brighten up
stain, stains nnd varhlhes in none
operntion. Sold only at tho REX
ALL STORE.
Tho C. H. Waltor Co. shipped a big
consignment of cattle to South Oma
ha Sunday. This firm has on hand at
presont about six hundred head which
thoy ar feeding on tho formor Cody
ranch.
Avoid a constipated habit, it breeds
dlsonso In tho body. An occasional
dose of Prickly Ash Bitters will keep
the bowels hoalthy and rogular. Price
$1.26 per botto. Gummoro-Dent Drug
ALWAYS USE
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