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Tuesday - Wednesday
Clara Kimball Young in
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Kaye
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COMEDY NIGHT!
SJNSH1NE COMEDY
uHls Musicnl Sneeze"
GLADYS BROCKWELL in
"The Stran&e Woman"
What is folly in n man is a
crime in a woman
Keith Theatre, Tonight
DR. 0. H..' CRESSLER,
Graduate Dml st
Office over the McDonald
Stat Bank.
LOCAL AJNI) 1'EllSOJfAL
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Huff returncl
Tuesday from a visit In Omaha.
Sec the Palm Ollvo window at the
Nyal Drug Store.
Henry Ellas left a few days ago for
Omaha to undergo an operation on
his throat.
All that's new In millinery at The
Leader Mercantile Co.'s. Miss Llttlo
In charge.
Dr. Foote, of Omaha, came hero
Wednesday to assist In surgical work
at the Twlnem hospital.
More new suits have arrived this
week at
WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE.
Miss Lockwood and Mrs. Frlcke, of
Julesburg Col., are visiting Mrs.
Frlcko's sister, Miss Wyler.
Vladie Muchlinskl, who came here
last week from California, has accept
ed a position in tho, U. P. round house.
Dr. Rcdfield reports that Mrs. Ralph
Sawyer and infant are improving
steadily and have now passed the dan
ger' line.
Silk sweaters, silje slip overs, sleeve
less sweaters, In wool and silk, in nil
the. now spring styles , and wanted
. shades, at BLOCK'S.
Word was'receivod here a few days
ago that Syl Friend, a former resi
dent of this city, was seriously ill at
Sheridan, Wyo.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spurrier will
leave this week for the Spurrier farm
in the Nichols precinct, where they
will reside in future.
Wanted A girl for general house
work. Inquire at 304 west Second
street. 17-2
An entertainment appropriate .to the
day was given ort- St. Patrick's day at
the Catholic school by the pupils of
the higher grades.
For Sale Six room Bungalow
modern except heat. No. 2 So. Maple.
Francis Dunn, of Grand Island, for
merly manager of the Nyal drug store,
spent a few days here this week and
will remain for tho funeral' of the late
Charles Tighe.
Come to tho Nyal and get $1.60
worth of Palm Olivo goods for 89c.
Mrs. Harry Bonner, of Kansas City,
who is convalescing from an extended
Illness, 'came hero a few days ago to
spend several weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. William Yost
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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Remember that when you bring your
Ford car to us for mechanical attention
that you get the genuine Ford service ma
terials, experienced workmen and Ford
factory prices, Your Ford is too useful,
to valuable to take chances with poor
mechanics, with equally poor quality ma
terials. Bring it to us and save both lime
and money. We are authorized Ford
dealers; trusted by the Ford Motor Com
pany to look after the wants of Ford own
ers that't the assurance we offer. We are
getting a few Ford cars and first come first
to receive delivery.
iJendy-Ogier
LOCAL AND PEKSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Josoph Spies returned
this week from California, whore thoy
spent a couple of months.
All mombors of tho I), of H. will pay
their assessment to Mrs. M. K. Duke
on March 2Sth at her home.
If you want a nico tailored hat for
your llttlo girl look over tho stock at
WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE.
Mrs. Fred C. Letts, of Denvor, has
been visiting frionds hero this week
while enroutc homo from Iowa.
Carl Qorlo has moved his tailoring
shop from east Sixth stroct to rooms
over tho Hlrschfeld clothing store.
Sec II. Dixon & Son, Eyesight Spe
cialist and seo well.
Manager Dodd, of tho U. P. hotel,
received an order Wednesday rescind
ing his temporary transfer to Omaha.
City Phxalclan. Jladfleld. .saya-lhat
flu conditions are greatly improved,'
the 'number -of new dafeos largely de
creasing. Wanted Contracts for plowing. Call
at 075 No. Locust. Phono Red 55G. 22
Samuel Goofceo has sold two 44
foot lots adjoining his residence, the
corner lot to John N. Baker, tho in
side lot to Eniest R. Mills.
See about the Palm Olive deal at
the Nyal Drug Store.
IMrs. Frank Nugent, formerly of
Maxwell, 'visited frionds in town yos
terday while en routcyto her homo at
Laramie, Wyoming.
Lieut. John Tigho, In tho transport
service at Camp Upton, N. Y., arrived
last night, having been called homo
by tho death of his brothor.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Larson, who
came hero to attend tho Gantt-Coch-ran
wedding, returned, to their home
in Green River Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. O'Neill, of Lin
coln, arrived in town Wednesday, hav
ing been called hero by tho death of
their nephew, the lato Chas. Tighe.
For Trade- 10 Acres land and town
lot in Lake View, Oregon, for auto
mobile. Address 2 South Maple street,
North Platte. tfl9
M. J. Forbes has been in Omaha for
several days, having been called there
for a conference of county chairmen
of the War Savings Stamps directors.
For Sale Vacant lot northeast cor
ner Fifth and Oak streets. Dr. H. C.
Brock. - , 15-tf
The funeral of Mrs. Ball, who died
at her homo sixteen miles south of
the city Monday night, was held from
tho church in the Fourth ward yes
terday afternoon.
The sun and wind the early part of
the week made considerable improve
ment in road conditions and in a num
ber of sections dragging was cm
ployed, to help conditions. The rural
carriers are how able to cover their
routes.
Wanted-r-Girl lor general house
work. Small house, good wages.
Write of phone Mrs. J. W. Hendy.
C. M. Trotter will go tp Omaha
Sunday for tho purpose of securing
for tho North Platto auto show the
decorations used at the Omaha auto
show, or so much thereof as can bo
used advantageously. Tho local as
sociation proposes to make tho auto
show in this city on April 10th, 11th
and 12th a show of real merit.
For Sale Two art squaro rugs, also
small rugs and ingrain Huff rugs. Also
do weaving of all kinds. Phono Red
975, or call at 308 south Walnut
street. " 18-3
Miss Grace Smith, the trained nurse
who had been helping the Edwards
children thru the llu, was called back
to Omaha Wednesday evening. Miss
Smith is a former North Platto girl
and took part of her training in the
General hospital, but ill health forced
her to discontinue her work hero. She
has been a member of an Omaha nurs
es club, an organization of over two
hundred members, for some time, and
was sent hero by Dr. Clark.
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One 100 egg Old Trusty Incubator;
one 100 egg Poultry Leader ir:ubator,
both in good condition.
BLANKENBURG BROS.,
19-4 1305 North Locust St.
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Auto Company
CAPT. HOY COCHIlAN 1VKDS
JIISS AiLKKN (3ANTT TUESDAY
A very protty wedding was solom
nizod last Tuesday evening when Miss
Aileon Gnntt became tho brldo of
Capt. Robt. L. Cochran at tho homo of
tho brido's mother, Mrs. Edith Gantt.
Itolatlvso and intimate friends of the
families to the number of nlnoty
woro present. Proceeding tho core
mony Paul Harrington sang Cad-
man's "At Dawning." Promptly at
8:30 Capt, Victor Halllgan and Lt,
bner Wosburg, both In full military
uniform, stretched tho ribbons and the
bridal party ontored to tho lmprosslvo
strains of Mcndelsshon's wedding
march. Little Lesllo and Ethel Coch
ran, nepjiow and niece of tho groom,
wcro tho llowor bearers and carrlod
huge baskets of pink .sweet peas.
rho bridesmaids, Misses Edith and
Sibyl Gantt, followed. Miss Edith woro
a gown of tulle in orchid tints and car
ried a'boriudt'ot pink" htfet pasV Miss
Sibyl wns gowned in orchid satin and
also carled a boquet of tho samo
flowers. Miss Edith Patterson as maid
of honor woro a gown of orchid satin
nnd lace and carried a hugo boquet of
pink sweet peas. Llttlo Richmond
Blrgo carried tho ring in a lily. Tho
bride entered on tho arm of T. C. Pat
terson, a very Intlmnto frlond of the
family, who gavo hor away. The bridal
party took position boforo tho flro
place, which was banked with palms
and ferns, and abovo which hung tho
D. A. It. flag.
Bishop Geo. A. Bccchor, assisted by
Rev. Holland Macintosh, performed the
beautiful Episcopal ceremony. Tho
groom was attended by Josoph Lar
son, of Green River. Tho brido's
gown was of white satin with a court
train, rind her long veil was caught up
with bunches of lilies of tho valley.
Bhe carried a shower boquet of bride
roses, orchids and llllles of tho val
ley. Mrs. Gantt woro a gown of blue
satin. The military note was lent by
the uniforms of tho groom, Rov. Mac
intosh, and of the guests who had boon
In tho service.
The house was beautifully deco
rated with pink and white carnations
and ferns nnd tho color scheme was
carried out in the refreshments. Mqs
dnmes Clinton, Evans and Patterson
presided at the coffo urns.
Tho young couple loft on n lato
train for a couple of weeks In Omaha
and Denver.
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Nellls tin Easy Winner
In tho wrestling match at the flro
station hall Tuesday evening Art Nel
lis, tho local mat artist secured two
straight falls from his opponent, Ben
Guida, of Poets, Col. Both falls came
within ten minutes, and gavo evldenco
that Guida was outclassed. Tho de
feated man apologized by saying that
he had been off a sick bed but two
weeks.
A wrestler named Jodor, of Kear
ney, challenged tho winner to a mat
finish and arrangements for a match
between iNellls and Joder will bo
made.
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Will Plant Memorial Tress.
At the meeting of the Twentieth
Century Club Tuesday it was decided
to set out trees along tho Lincoln high
way as a memorial to tho Lincoln
county boys who have made tho su
premo sacrifice in the world war. All
families who have given a son for this
great cause are asked to notify tho
secretary of the club, Mrs. B. J. Fra
ter, In order that a tree in his honor
may be placed along tho highway.
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'IV) the Public
It has come to notlco that my cit
izenship has been questioned and I
desire to state that my first naturaliza
tion papers wore taken out in Har
risville, Mich., thirty years ago and
my second papers In North Platto
twenty-two years ago.
JULIUS PIZER.
Card of Thanks.
Wo wish to thank our kind friends
and neighbors for their kindness
shown us during our beloved little
babys sickness and death and for the
beautiful flowers given.
MR. and MRS. GEORGE SWARTZ.
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For Rent
040 acres 35 cents per aero. All
good pasture and hay land. Sec. 1-10-34,
one mile north of Wallaco, Neb.,
on C. B. & Q. R. R. Address,
W. R. HARDING,
17-4 North Platto, Npb"
D. C. Soap per bar Sc
D. C. Soap, case 100 bars . , . $4,85
White Borax Naptha Soap per bar . 6c
White Borax Naptha soap per case $5.90
TURTLE BAKED BEANS
15c size Snturday ...... 10c
25c size Saturday 15c
35c sixe Saturday . . . , J 25c
LIER&-SANEIALL CO.
OUR SPRING AND SUMMER ASSORTMENT OF STYIES.
In Standard Custom Garments o! Chicago
is now in and ready for your inspection. We
will he pleased to take your order now.
We also make Uniform.- for Conductors and
Brakemen from $26 up. Call on us nnd
see our new line of goods Yours truly,
Over Hlrschfeld Clothlpg Store. CA35Xj GOGRLiE
Christian Church Jubilee Day.
Next Sunday will be obsorved as
Jubilee Day nt tho Christian church,
when tho following program will be
carried out:
Charge of music A. A. Craig, Leffio
Dlniiulck nnd Luollo Llndontnoyor.
10:45 a. m. Prayor and soiik ser
vice
Solo by Mrs. DImmick.
11:'0 a. in. Sormon by A. D. Hart
liyui. president of Cotnor Unlvorslty,
Lincoln. Nebraska.
Music and benediction.
3 s 'to p. m. The ro-dodlontion of the
church.
Music.
Reports:
1st Flnnnclnl secretary, F. R. BH
lloti.
2d Commlttoo In charge of tho
work done, J. II. Van Cloavo.
3d. Unanimous offort of tho church
L. L. Zook.
4th Ladles' aid society and whnt
it did. Airs. ( W. Groves.
fith. Primary department und.it8
part. Mrs J. H. Van Cloave.
Gth Young people's part and their
work. Mrs. A. A. Craig.
7tn. vault dopartmont and its Part,
Mrs. J. II. Morrow.
8th. Report of J. C. Wilson, chair
man of tho flnanco committee.
9th. Burning of tho mortgage,
Mrs. J. W. LoMnstors.
Dedication sermon by A. D. Hnrman.
Music and benediction.
7:30 p. m. Song service
Sermon by A. D. Ilarman.
The public is invited ot attend all
services. J. H. EDMISTEN,
Chairman.
No collcclton. Every momber of tho
Christian church and friends nro in
vited to attend.
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Mothers, Addition
We have just received our new
Bprlng stock of Infants' wear, now In
fant dresses, slips, long coats, short
coats, capos, bonnets, bootoos, knit
ted Jackets, etc., ask to see them at
our Infant wear department.
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First Lutheran Church
Morning worship, 8:30, subject, "I
Am the Good Shepherd." Evening
Worship, 8:15, subject, "Alone, and
Not Alone." Special music. Wo heart
ily Invito our friends and strangers to
worship with us. Sunday school at
one o'clock. REV. C. IV KOCH,
Pastor.
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'In order' to help cmployos In mak
ing out their income tax schedules tho
Union Pacific sent to them tho amount
of money thoy had drawn during tho
year 1918. Tho schedules wcro made
out based on these flguros and sent In
to the rovenuo collector. Since then,
however, tho company has sent out re
vised lists, which differ , lagely from
tho first lists; in somo instances tho
earnings showing an Increase of from
$200 to $300 over tho first stated
amount. As might bo expected, a good
many of tho boys nro "up In tho air."
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. . CANE SEED
Gpod clean black amber cano seed
nt $2.00 per bushel. Call or write,
A. R. LEAVITT,
18-2 North Platto.
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Keep tho bowels actlvo and tho di
gestion good if you would enjoy
health. A doso of Prickly Ash Bitters
whenever such disorders appear will
keop you on tho right road. $1.25 per
bottle. Gummoro-Dent Drug Co.
Horsemen Knew Their Business.
Tho value of hnvlng practical horse.
men in charge of remount camps Is
shown In provisions made for shelter.
When It came to building the great
depots required at each of the enmps
they ordered open sheds Instead of
barns or for the severe northern ell
mate, sheds closed on one shle. To
the city-bred humanitarian who saw
thousands of Uncle Snin's horses nnd
mules standing out In the cold, this
seemed cruel, nnd complaint was en
tered. But by practical test lt wns
sliown thnt the horsemen were right
Those nnlmnls which were housed up
did not thrive as well as the ones
which were kept In the opem Whan
(tilking with the hend of the remount
division the thing he was most proud
of wns the fact that our horses were
kept In better condition with fewer
losses, than the horses of Englnnd or
France, and that we did this with a
much smaller man force, largely be
cause wu give them open-air treat
ment.
Specials!
Millinery of Exceptional Charm
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prices make choice here
Wilcox
Department
ALWAYS USE
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Mutual Building and Loan
Association,
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This Association is prepared to make Loans:
On Improved City Property or to Improve Same.
Toassist in the purchase of City Properly
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.
PUBLIC SALE!
Having leased my farm 1 will soil at Public Auction 4 miles cast
and li miles north of Hprshey, and 8 miles west and 24 miles north
of North Platte, on
Thursday, March 27, 1919
Commencing at 1:00 p. m. with tho following property to-wlt:
7 HEAD OF HORSES
Ono hay gelding, smooth mouth, wt. 1400 r ono brown gelding, wt.
1300; ono brown marc, 0 years old, heavy In foal, wt. 1400; ono buck
skin maro, 10 years old, wt. 1200; ono bay maro, 10 years , with foal,
wt. 1500; ono buckskin gelding, smooth mouth, wt. 1100; ono brown
goldlng, smooth mouth, wt. 1100.
31 HEAD OF CATTLE
Consisting of0 cows, 1 two-year-old Shorthorn bull, 4 yearling
steers, 11 ono, two and three year old helfors, 1 stock cow and calf, 8
calves.
mm: uhooi) sows ami om: iiugistkhkd tolam) china ijoak
FARM MACHINERY, ETC,
Two Deorlng hay rakes, two G ft. Dcorlng mowers, 5 ft. McCormlck
mowor, Dano hay swoop, Dane feed grinder, Champion stacker, disc,
cultivator, riding cultivator, Btccl harrow, 4-sec. wood harrow, G-shovol
cultivator, 1G In. sulky plow, low wagon and rack, threo sets doublo
work harness, set driving harness, lumber swagon, spring wagon, now
McCormlck binder, hog rack, dehorning chute, Canton riding llstor,
disc, grindstone tank 'Jumtor, hand corn sholler, Monarch steel rango
good as new, somo household goods.
I'll UK LUNCH AT NOON
TKK.MS Sums of, $25 and under cash, on sums over that amount G
mouths time will bo given purchaser on good bankable paper draw,
lug 10 per cent interest from date of sale.
L. 51. McCLAUA. Auctioneer.
KAHL 1JU0WM,,IELD, CJerk.
With complete and unusually
charming displays to select from
it bohooves milady to choose her
new Spring Hat now. Every hat
. mode is original in design and ar
tistically embellished with smart
trimmings. Decidedly moderate
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SAMUEL GOOZEE.
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