Just Received
Large Shipment
o
Records
Engagement Rings.
Jtii.3l,rnlil, ?iinrklJnfr, diamonds In
mountings of puro gtld quality and
J 1ciij- worth j- of me pledge of Irao
love.
A Clinton diamond Is always a good
BCiu to buy. It Is n ilgh grade stone,
and the utmost In diamond value for
the prlcj. . -yt '
Tiffany solitaire rings'. to ?r00
Fancy rings $10 to 2."()
C. S. CLINTON,
Jeweler and
..OPTICIAN..
At the Sign of the Big Ring
CITY AJW COO'TY 3NEWS.
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.We have a iimited supply
of the following records:
"Smiles," 2A578 .t 85c
"Missouri Waltx," A5SI1S $L25
"K-K-Kuty" A2M0 83c
"Over There," A21S9 ...... .85c
"Hawaiian Nights" A597I S1.25
UM .Mother's Prayer," Al.JG2....S3c
"She Is .My Hosle," (Harry Lander)
, A2208. . .
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"Lcts Ilury the Hatchet," A2G17..
' . S3 Cents.
"Long, Long Trail' A2033-. 83c
"The Regiment's Return, Ai!50 83c
"Dreaming of Home," Sweet Homo
Trio, A2CCS S3c
"Ostrich Walk," Jazz, A2G1S 83c
"Good 3Ionilug, .Mr. Zip, Zip, Zip,"
'A23JHI 83c
"Ji'Krw tiling," Jolson, A231fl....85c
"nanls Across tho Sea," A2510...,83c
"I Wish It Was Sunday Night,"
Comic, A1T20 ..S3c
"Whistling 1'ete," Comic, A1291...8&C
"a, JKaXK Wiero Is Thy Sting,
Comic Song, A2032 85c
"I AJn't (Jot Weary Yet," Fields
A2CC9 83c
"Kisses" Duet, A207B 85c
"Have a Smile," A2CS1 S5c
Wo haio a large supply of Hawaiian,
Hand and Accordlau Records.
DR. 0. n: CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Office over the McDonald
State Bank.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
"We havo the- following Instruments
for HOIERIATE DELIVERY:
Stylo A $ 18.00
tSyle K 32.50
Stylo C ' 47-10
yo i co.oo
Stylo E-2 05,00
Style (J-2 120.00
Electric G-2 150.00
Stylo K-2 175.00
HARRY DIXON
JEWELER.
"Wo niako Phonograph
Baying Easy."
J. T. Koefo returned yesterday
from a business trip to Omaha.
Platte White, who had been spend
ing gcvoral weeks In Omaha, return
ed homo yoBterday.
J. Q. Wilcox this week purchased
of Mrs. Edwlna Schatz tho property
at 6"1 west Fifth In which ho resides.
Evoryono who saw Wm. Farnum In
Les MlsorablcaV at tho Sun last
night pronounco it tho best they have
seen.
J, E. Nelson is expected homo to
day from Chicago vhoro ho had been
spending ton days buying goods for
Tho Lcodor.
Dr. L. J. Krauso, Dentist, room 3
McDonald Bank building.
Over, the Top Red Cross auxiliary
will hold u business-meeting at the
school house in District 44, Wednes
day, March 5th.
Lieut. Cobbey, who was wounded
while in Bcrvico overseas, arrived yes
terday for a visit with hlB sister,
Mrs. Zook at tho state farm.
Stamphor Schmalzrled left yester
day for Sutherland wlicro he will tako
a position with tho potash company
aa assistant to WI'l Norrls.
It Is not a day too early to get that
new Dodge Brother car ordoredl
"They do stand up." J. V. ROMIGH
Dealer. 7-g
Mrs. Geo. Patterson and daughter,
now Hying at Fonda, Iowa, arrived
this wbelj.tp visit relatives and friends
and to close up business matters.
Paul Nolan has received word that
he'Wiccoasfuly passed the examination
bofore tho stato pharmaceutical ex
amining board and will bo given a
rilpComa as a lieoncod pharmacist.
Dr. Morrill. Donttst. Office over
Wilcox Department Store.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Klllon, of Wal
lace, havo boon spondlng this weok in
town. Enroute over in tholr car Mon
day thoy had a breakage of tho mn
chlno and were detained util today in
having repairs mado.
Special for Saturday Swift's Pre
mium Hams 38 cents a pound.
LIERK-SANDALL CO,
Will Norrls loft yesterday for Suth
erland whore ho will have chargo of
uio iokob ror uio potash company
which is now building itR Plant. Mr.
Norrls will begin blocking out tho
lake and gottlng them in readiness
for pumping.
Dr.. II. C. Brock. Donttst. X-Roy
Diagnosis. Reynolds Bldg. Phono 148
Wo havo been having some fairly
good winter weather this week, yes
terday being particularly so with tho
tcipporaturo not far abovo zero, n
lOeon wind blowing and frosty snow
filling tho air. Wednesday night tho
temporaturo dropped to two a,bovo
zoro.
GroulTd Ilarley and all other Muds
of feed. Phono 200.
LKYPOLDT & PENNINGTON'.
Frank Macombor, living north of
the river, arrived tonio Wednesday
night from ovorsoas. Frank was in
several engagements, and was wound
ed In tho arm which necessitated send
ing him to a hospital. H0 still has
a rathor bad- arm but It Is bolloved
that in timo ho will regain Its full
use.
Private money to loan on Improved
farm land. No delay, money sumo day
yon niako your application. 0. II,
THOELECKE.
Thirty friends nd neighbors gath
ored at the homo of Mrs. E. O. Cool,
521 wost Tonth street Wodnosday ev
ening and enjoyed thomselvos In
playing variouB gamos. As it was
Mrs. Cool's birthday sho was pre
sented with a beautiful boquot of car
nations and a pair of kid glovos. A
hot suppor was sorwrt. .
Mrs. Louise Peters camo up from
Grand Island Wednesday tovvlHit
friends for a ftw day. ,
Farnum la At his bout in "Les
MIseraliCeB."' Don't fall to sea this at
the San tonight. Ljet time.
License to wed was granted Wed
nesday to Franklin Chrlsteaften and
Elisabeth Snyder, both of .Majtwetf.
I For Sale White Leghorn coekorels
and an Incnlmtor. Phone black 1132.
Mrs. R. -A', Gormen Is expoctod
home today from Malvern, la., whore
sho had gonttt tfett her mothor Tor
a few days.
C. C. Hiipflr left Tuesday evdnlng
for Chicago to sign up a contract far
the right to soil a musical instru
ment in Pacific const territory.
A fow doslrablo .second-hand Fords
nl tho right prices. Hendy-Ogler Auto
Company.
Mrs. W. R. Harcourt has boon ser
iously 111 for sevoral nays. As soon ns
hor condition warrants she will bo
CkC; for troatniont and probably an
Co.. for treatment and probably an
operation.
Special for Saturday Swift's Pre
mium Ham 3S cents a pound.
LIBRK-SANDALL CO.
A reprosoirtntive of tho Redoath-
Homer company was In town yostor
day seoklng to arrange for a lecture
courso next winter. Ho will return
Monday with tho hope of closing a
contract
Th0 20th Century Club will hold an
art oxhlblt and' tea at the homo of
Mrs. Ralph Smith, 523 wost Socomi
fitreot from two to five o'clock this
(i'rlday) nftornoon. A fee of 25 cents
will bo charged.
Christian Science service Sunday
11 a, m. Wednesday evening meet
ings every week at S:00. A cordial
invitation to attend those srvice3 Is
extended to i4. Building & Loan
building, room 25.
For Sale Good dining room set.
Phono Black 1159. 12-2
Word received in town yesterday
announced that Mrs. John Corbett
had passed away at her home in Wal
lace tho preceding day. Mrs. Corbett
was one of .the early settlers of Wal
lace fcreclnct and a slstor of Tim Han
Ifln of this city.
Frank D. Knapp arrived at Max
well Sunday from overseas service.
Ho received three rounds at Chau
toau Thierry and was In the hospIW!
for three months. He hopes to fully
recover in time from the effects of hl
wounds. '
For Sale Good second hand Ford
Car. Durbln Auto Co. .
Supt. Wilson Tout will return
Sunday night from Chicago where he
has been spending this week attend
ing a convention of citv nmi
suporintomlents held) in connection
uiu annual meeting of the na
tional cducationul association.
I have frequently board tho fol-?
lowing remarks made by uninterest
ed parties, very often owners of
other cars-Tho Dodge car ia the best
value on tho market today" also "The
Dodge Is the best four on the market "
There Is a ronson tor such unsolicited
tostlmony. Inquire of J, y Ro
mlgh. doalor.
Alfalfa .Molasses, (.'round liarleyr
-wm iu. overjump In the feed
line. Phone 201:.
LKYPOLDT & PENNINGTON.
Some darn fool said, "never run af
or a woman or a street car-there'll
be another along In a minute." But
Po y in tll0 pi10topar. .In PurauIt of
v uio Keith Monday. Thero's
a merry chase and an underdog wins
ou know the race Isn't a.way3Bto the
SoFvmlrn?Ur room cottnge at 404
o. YA mow. Phono 7S4F2. g"
t.s T!10 V,iCtry CBmP'sn t the Bap
tist church closes Sunday night. Fri
ay night is hich B;w,
the ne--.To Swim or to Drift." on
Saturday evening there will bo a ser.
Mco hi charge of Mr. Deal. A noys.
DaelGZ Ch0r",S W,H SlnE
aoi will preach. t ..
1... " ui 1 rio
lntonso colli ovn. . 16
tavo een he.,1 each nlght this S
cZ L T r ,UOr dec,sl08 for
Christ and manv rmnMn..
Prayer meeting this afternoon at 3
P 211
Desirable Real Estate for Sole.
A nlno-room rosldonco, two-story
and basouiont. S02 wost Gth st. A
niodorn homo.
A llvo-room, and baUi, residence
Modorn oxcopt heat. S0G wost 6th st
A flvo-room, andbath, rosldonce
Modorn oxcopt boat. S0SwcrGth'st
Abov)o roslioncos all hao bath
toilet, gas, olectric lights and tole
pliono connections, also comont walks
and curb. 8
The wost 4S foot of Lot 2, Block
101. A good buslnosa location.
Lot C, Block 123. A beautiful rosi
donco lot on wost 5th street
, 7 ,"I0C? yB' notMl building lot
1 wost Front stroot.
south part of city.UlTNorth PUtle
wCnll, or see O. S. HUFFJLMn', phone
Income Tax Expert Here
A federal income tax expert will In
one of tho offices cm Uio third' fidflor
ol, She federal building fan March
12th, 13th, 14th and lith to help any
who wish assistance in figuring their
income tax.
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Hog Snlo Is Satisfactory.
The salo of Duroc Jersey sows at
the state farm Tuesday ls reported
by Supt Snyder to tiavo boon satis
factory, although the crowd prosent
was rather snmll. Buyers were pres
ent from Chappell, Big Springs., Oga
lalla. Brady and otlier points. Over
fifty head wore sold. They were a
finely bred lot of nnimals.
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A Successful Dunw.
The fifth anmutl dance of the Span
ish War Voterans givon at tho K. C
hall Tuesday svonuig wns largely at
tended and participants had a very
pleasant ovoning. Tho ball was a suc
cess financially as well as socially,
tho not receipts amounting to ninety
dollars. ThlB sum will be used for
tho benefit of mombors who may en
counter hard luck.
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""S9th Division Homo In Juno
Wednesday's dally papers contain
ed th0 good news that tho.S9th divi
sion, which forms part of the army
of occupation in Gormany, will be sent
home in Juno. In this division are
hundred,, of the Nebraska drafted
men, which includes a bunch of
North Platte and Lincoln county boys.
Wo aro all glad that in another four
months wo will have tho opportun
ity of welcoming them home.
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Davis Company Incorporates
Articles of incorporation of the J.
S. Davis Auto Company have been
filed with J. S. Davis, Mary E. Davis,
J J. Crawford, W. J. Tiley, J. E. Fil
Lion and J. R. Lain as Incorporators.
Tho capital stock 1H $75,000 divided
into shares of $106 each. Tho gen
eral nature of the business is to
wholesale and retail machinery, auto
mobiles, repairs ana accessories; tho
operation of machine and repair shops
and also to buy and sell real estate.
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COMING
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
MARCH 10-11.
m&OFWVE ADVENrUWE JM
COMEDY PATHOS MS
Keith Theatre.
Hulls for Sale.
Choico Hereford Bulls from one to
three years old for sale. Address'
H. P. Hansen, North Platte,. Neb.
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Tho city fire department will hold
a dance at tho city fire station to
morrow evening.
Wanted Contracts for plowing. Call
at 075 No. Locust Phono Red 556. 22
J. W. Elliott, or new druggist, has
been about the busiest man in town
since ho took possession of the drug
stock. Jimmy says he is working
ovory minute, and does not regret
severing busincs s connections at
North Platte and casting his lot with j
us. .Maxwell Tolcpost
For quick nctlon and satisfactory
talc list yonr land with Thnclcclcc tf
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COW BRAND FLOUR
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M0RTH PLATTE
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KORTH PLATTE. Kl&y
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IT MAKES BETTER BREAD
PATRONIZE NORTH PLATTE INDUSTRIES
DIDN'T WANT TO BE LEFT OUT
Doughboy Had Good Job Eehlnd the
Lines, Cut He Hated to Miss the
Big Show.
lie was an American, in France in
n uniform trudsliu; nlnntr tnwnnl tlm
i; front, a husjjy chap wearing a worried
look on ids face.
"Say, do you know whore the Nthty
ntth Ys?" he asked.
"Right on -4he road going straight
toward Germany."
"Not through fighting yet, aro they?"
he queried anxiously.
".Nope; they're never through."
"You've said it. Bo. You see, I kind
of batted out of luck. They sent me
off to school, and I've missed n lot of
the show. I'm on permission now, but
I figured I'd come up mid fight awhile
with the old crowd instead. Got six
days more before I report for the new
Job."
"What kind of school did you go
to?"
"Horseshoeing school. I graduated
first-class horseshoer. Not bad work,
but too far back to get any Bochos.
That's the reason I'm spending permis
sion with the old outfit. I heard
they're going right after tho Helnles,
so I came out to get in on the party. I
gotta beat it along. So long."
He trudged along the dusty rond,
speeding up In spite of his pack, to
catch up with" the "outfit" before the
show was all over.
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Misused Donkey.
The British transport to Buku and
back again Is said to have been largelj
accomplished by donkeys, writes Nor
man llapgood In Leslie's. In Mesopo
tamia the donkey does nearly every
thing. He delivers the drinking watei
to the houses of Bagdad. Ho trans
ports vegetables, fruit, marble, brlch
for ordlnnry life. In war he carries
tho soldier, his kit, and tho donkey'
own meal of barley. Where did tin
donkey ever acquire the renututlon oi
I Knitter ctltriM? lTn Ic ntnliililn Inilt.c
fViaMf, uMim. a-.vi . " ...... .11., V,
trlous, sure footed. It was on a donkej
that Mahomet went to heaven to lean
tho will of God. The Savior on Palu
Sunday .entered Jerusalem on a don
koy. The little animal's history is dis
tinguished, ns his character is strong
and his intolloct sound. That the writ
crs of fables and the concocters of say
ings have contrived to ruin his fami
there Is nothing In history to Justify.
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INCORPORATED 1887.
Building andj' Loan
Association,
Of North Platte, Nebraska.
RESOURCES OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
This Association is prepared to make Loans:
On Improved City Property or to Improve Same.
To assist in the purchase of City Property
To pay off existing mortgages on City Property.
These loans are repaid in small monthly payments
just like rent. Borrowers in the Home Association
repay their loans with a saving of from 20 to 30 per
cent over that of any competing Association.
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T. C. PATTERSON,
President.
SAMUEL GOOZEE,
Secretary.
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TOWNLEY.
President of the
National Non-Partisan Imw
Will Speak at
Grand Island, Friday, Mar. 7, 1919,
Afternoon and Evening at the Auditorium
These meetirigs will also be addressed by other league
speakers of national reputation. Issues of vital interest to
both farmer and laborer will be discussed. The producer and
consumer should get together on such matters as will be
handled by the speakers at these meetings.
The public i3 cordially invited regardless of party affilia
tion. A special invitation is extended to all Progressive men
and women.
State. National and World Problems will
be DISCUSSED.
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Jlerlln ugainst Hie Spartnnuis.
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