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Batteries.
Change of
Time Service
At 2 n. in. next Hundny, March 80, the
nation sets 1(8 clocks nn hour ahead,
miller the daylight saving law. In
milking the change wo will ho glnd to
help you get the exnet time,
llrlng your wnlch In mill Ave will set It
with our chronometer, which Is the
time us given out daily from Washing
ton.
rhonc us nml wo will give you the ex
net time for setting clocks. Office anil
factory clocks should ho changed at
the close of work Saturday. Clocks
In tho home should ho changed Sat
urday night. If you have an Intricate
clock that should ho set hy a clock
maker, wo can perform this service
for you.
You also have need of a good alarm
clock, which wo can supply you.
Mrs. P. W .Rlnckor went to Lincoln CENTHAI, LAUOIt UNION GOES
yesterday to attend a mecUng of a
fraternal organization.
Eggs for sotting, PJymoth Rock.
$1.00 for fifteen. Phone 783F3.
Ed Dlckoy wont to Omaha Wednen
day night to attend tho Btato conven
tlon of laundrymcn
ON ItECOItl) FOR FIZER.
C. S. CLINTON,
Jeweler and
..OPTICIAN..
At the Sign of the Big Ring.
DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dtnl'st
Ofllce over the McDonuld
Stato Bank.
To the Voters of North Platto:
As wo aro fully convinced from our j
long acquaintance of Julius Plzor, !
that his word has always been good,!
I being one of tho largest taxpayers of
For prices on diamonds see Dixon I Lincoln county, as well as ono of the
i pressing himself as he has In favor of
; public Improvements, and as he has
In tho past gavo his moral support to
' the organized labor.
Thorforc Bo It Resolved: That this
Central Labor Union, through its au
tho Jeweler,
Miss Liila droff camo down from
Donvor to spend a couplo of weeks
with her sister, Mrs. P. C. Brook.
Dr. L. J. Krause, Dentist, room 3
McDonald Bank building.
Mrs. Worlemont, who has boen the : thorlzod delegates of .affiliated locals,
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ray Tighe, j assembled at our regular mooting,
will roturn to her homo in Chdyenne
today.
"Wanted Girl for general house
work. Good wages for experienced
girl. Phone 283, Mrs. J. S. Twlnem.
In Co. E, and who has been In service
overseas for almost two years, re
turned home Wednesday, having re
ceived his discharge.
For Sale Vacant lot northeast cor
ner Fifth and Oak streets. Dr. II, C.
Brook.
March 25th, 1919, do ondorso Julius
Plzor as candidate for mayor.
Signed:
CENTRAL LABOR UNION,
North Platte, Nob.
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Joo Gltason.
.Heeling Largely Attended
Tho supper served at tho Presby
terian church Tuesday evening to tho
supporters of A. P. Stroitz for mayor,
was attended by 200 or more, the
lG-tf greater proportion or whom were
who onMhtcd 'in Co. wo,nen' Following the supper address
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Don't Wait Till Your
; :c Battery Fails
Right now your battery
may be suffering for
want of a drink-
We will gladly make
any simple tests for
you, and add distilled
water, free of charge.
mi
.Official Service Station
McDonald Bank Building,
Miss Porn Smcdell is visiting rela
tives in Holdrcge.
Soparata vest for tho new spring
suits at E. T. Tramp & Sons'.
Mrs. Daisy Baker, of Maxwell, visit
ed Mrs. S. R. Elliott yesterday.
II. G. Shanor waf, a business visitor
from Maxwoll yesterday.
Windmill and steel tower for salo.
Phono Red 390. 22-2
Mrs. R. C. Pratt left Tuesday for a
visit with relatives in Omaha.
Wanted to buy Light stock hogs
and somo brood bows. Phono 797F031.
Barto Compton, ot Donver, has ac-
coptod a position as baker at tho Ideal
Bakory.
A diamond from Dixon means a
quality stono at a reasonable price.
Mrs. Max Ilonsolt loft Wednesday
for Omaha, whoro sho will undergo an
operation.
GOOO foot of Silk Stockings will bo
shown at tho Kolth noxt Wednesday
and Thursday.
Dr. 11. C. Brock. Dentist. X-Ray
Diagnosis. Reynolds Bldg. Phono 148
Abnor Wcssburg left tho early part
of tho week for a visit with relatives
in Ogdcn,
Mrs. Prank Pugatd hns been visiting
in Cheyono, having loft for that city
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iuesuuy.
Tho talk of tho town A Porfoct 30
Crystal Saturday and Monday.
Earl Stobbnis, of Gothenburg, visit
ed friends and looked after buslnoss
interests in town this week.
Mrs. Harry Tr.omble, of Omaha, who
had boon visiting tho Misses 0'IIarc,
loft Thurtiday for Los Angolas.
Wanted Woman to work by day,
steady omploymont. Mrs. J. S. Simms,
403 south Sycamore.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Palmar, of
Sutherland, transacted business and
visited friends In town Wednesday.
II. N. Smith returned Wednesday
from Excelsior Springs, whero ho had
boon enjoying sovoral weeks vacation
and rest.
Por Trade- 10 Acres land and town
lot in Lako View, Oregon, for auto
mobile. Address 2 South Maple street,
North Platto. tfl9
Tho North Patto band, known as tho
municipal band, will endorso no can
didato for mayor. All clasBOS of clti-
zons contribute toward its support
henco no enuorsomont of any partlcu
lar candidate can with propriety and
Jusllco bo made.
Tho Harrington Mor. Co. will buy
your Hay and Grain. Obtain our
prices boforo you boII. tt
W. J. Crow, who purchased tho C,
B. Howard ranch northwest of town
arrived recently from St. Paul, Nob., to
take possession of tho proporty. Mr,
Crow will plnco his two sonB in chargo
or tho ranch, and they will pay special
attention to raising hogs.
Wo havo a largo nnd varied assort
meat of suits for ladles and misses
und vory novol styles in tho box suits
winch meet with so much favor. E. T,
Tramp & Sons.
cb were made by Rev. Hess, Miss
Kramph, Mrs. Geo. Garman, J. G.
Bccler, W. E. Shuman and. Rev. Curry.
The important address of tho ev
ening was made by Candidate Stroitz
in tho form of a speech of acceptance,
and this wo understand was vory ac
ceptable to, and complimented by, his
supporters present.
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Labor and Paving.
Excoptlng the Item of transportation
elghty-flve per cent of the cost of
cement and brick is labor and 95
per cent of the cost of laying pave
ment is labor. Tho laborer in North
Platto Is concerned in paving to tho
extent that it gives employment to
labor either at the brick kiln, tho ce
ment factory, or hero in North Platte
whero the pavement is laid. Do you
favor a a reasonable amount of pav
ing being done . within the next two
years while good wages aro being paid
to laborers, or do you prefer to wait
until "cheap material" which means
cheap labor, can be secured. So far
Jones leaves today as The Tribune is concerned It don't
for McCook- whero ho will assume the want cheap material for that means
rectorship of the Episcopal church. cheap labor, and its editor has lived
Mrs. James vare. of Blair, is the lone enough to ue convinceu that
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Will Wal- cheap wages and cheap prices are not
temath, having arrived the early part best ror any community,
of the week. : :o: :
For Sale Five room house, mod- Shipments of suits, coats and dress-
orn except heat. Innuiro at 714 west os arriving dally which show all the
Second street. new spring stylo features in all their
cleverness. E. T. Tramp & Sons.
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' Women Clerks and Judges
1 As conclusive evidence that City
E, was In service for nearly two years
and spent seven months over seas,
has received his discharge and return
ed home.
Miss M. Sleman, steam baths and
Swedish Massage, ladles and gentle
men. Phono 897. Erodbock bldg. 86tf
Judge Woodhurst united In marriage
Tuesday evening Prank Robinson and
Mabel M. Cantrell, both of Maxwell.
Wednesday ho pronounced W. B. Mc
Inroy and Katie C. Frock, both of
Kearney, mai and wife
Wanted A girl In a family of two.
Good wages. Apply at 820 west Fifth
or phono Red 524.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler Buchanan re
turned Wcdnosdny from Los Angeles,
Cal., whero they haVo ben visiting for
several weokB. Their roturn was has
tened by tho illness of Perry Buchan
an, who is suffering from inflamma
tory rheumatism.
A few doslrablo second-hand Fords
at tho right prices. Hcndy-Oglcr Auto
Company.
Rev Arthur D
over
Dr. Morrill, DomMst. Office
Wilcox Lepartment Store.
Clarence Jones, who enlisted in
Company E and has been In service
almost two years, Is now at Coblenz.
Germany, with the army of occupation
Ho writes that he does not expect to
bo relieved from service before July
or August.
Dr. Walter Covell, who had been in
service overseas for eight months In
tho hospital corps, arrived homo Wed
nesday morning, having received his
discharge. For six weeks prior to re
turning to tho States Dr. Covell' was
with tho army of occupatlpn In Ger-
many.
Wanted Contracts for plowing. Call
at 075 No. Locust. Phono Red EGG. 22
Reynold Hansen, who enlisted here
Wo notice by tho Kearney Hub that
Henry Lcsky, a former North Platto
man, died in Kearney tho early part of
this week. While a resident of this
city Mr. Lcsky was nssoclated with
Mr. White In tho manufacture of ce
ment blocks.
Clerk Elder is1 a ladies man, in fact
has always been so classed, It Is only
necessary to state that he has ap
pointed one woman clerk and one
woman judge In each of the four
wards. Official notification of their ap
pointment was sent, out yesterday.
With two women on each of tho elec
tion boards there can certainly be no
chance to stuff the ballot box or to en
gago In Illegal voting.
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NOTICE
Tho Ideal Bakery will be run on a
strictly cash basis after April 1st.
A. & J. O'HARE
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FOB SALE.
My 5G0 aero ranch, well Improved
4 miles southeast of Tryon, McPher
son county. Will take good city
property in part payment.
R. A. McFARLAND, Phone Red 732
I North Platto. Neb. 18tf
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Ladies' black, brown, white
an(j patent Lace .Oxfords,
Louis f heel, ff uxable soles
latest eastern styles at
$5.00 to $8.50
Ladies' patent, dull kid,
glazed kid or white pumps,
Loui IV covered heels,
high arch, close fitting
vamps, ncwesteastern styles
at
$5.00 to $6.50
Ladies' form fitting spats in brown, light or dark grey,
castor, taupe or white, regular 3 value, special
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
$1.95 PER PAIR.
SHOE MARKET.
AT
North Platte, April 5th, 1919
Leave Sale List at Silver Front Cigar Store any
time this week.
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Johansen.
LAY PLAN FOR JOINT
TREATY OF NATIONS
Vivian Martin in "Her Country FlfSt"
There's always a way a girl can help her Uncle Sammy.
Smiling Bill Parsons Comedy, 'PROPOSING BILL.'
He may be a bachelor, but Oh, Boy! How that old
rascal Bill Parsons can love.
Keith Theatre, Saturday
It has become known that a serious
effort Is being made in all the highest
quarters to join together all tho peace
treaties with Germany, Austria, Tur
key and Bulgaria, thus making ono
comprehensive treaty in which Ger
many woud be linked with other, Cen
tral powers as their responsible head.
While such a step would cause some
delay, yet the Acmrlcan and" British
leaders feel that it would save time.
In tho end in completing the work on
all the peace treaties. Tho inclusion
of Austria in a comprehensive treaty
would be particularly acceptable to
Italy, which has resented the con
clusion of terms with Germny in a
ddcument which failed to deal with
Italy's interests. In Austria.
The movement for a single treaty
with all the four powers probably
grows out of Premier Orlando's strong
opposition to such omission In the first
treaty of clauses dealing with Italy's
interests. The plan has not yet been
finally detrmined upon, but the ten
dency is toward its acceptance.
Should the plan bo adopted it is ex
pected that tho four treaties could be
linked together and completed by
May 1.
7 f STATE f
) supervision! (
Phone 731
CRYSTAL THEATRE
Saturday - Monday
Mable Normand in
A Perfect 36
A dive and a dip and she
conquered them all. One
Rrank a minute is Mable
Formand's record in this
picture.
To Farmers
" . Although the war is over let us not for
get that Europe still looks to us for the bulk
o'f its food supply.
The world's champion food producer
' tho American Farmer must continue to
show his championship form and speed for
.. . another year at least.
v Continue to make your acres produce to
the utmost. If you need funds for seed,
feed, fertilizer or machinery, remember that
we are always at your service.
We aro prepared to make farm loans to
any amount on the best possible terms.
Platte Valley State Bank,
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
Deposits Guaranteed Under Liawg of this State
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Georgetta dresses in all the new and
wanted shades, dainty greys, tans and
navy blue, all very reasonably priced.
R T. Tramp & Sons.
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Maxwell Telepost Items
Bob Lewis was the high bidder at
Will Gregg's salo Wednesday, for the
5HVi acre farm, getting tho land for
$G7.50 per aero. Lewis knows what he
bought, having resided on the place
three times. It is a nice little home.
John, son of A. W. Ware, who en
tered the army in December, 1917,
has been mustered out and arrived
home Friday. Ho comes -just In time to
assist with tho farm work, and all
welcome him home from his stay in
a Texas camp.
Last week tho Union Pacific direct
ed tho employment of 22 men on the
Maxwell section, but up to late Satur
day 10 or 12 were all tho men that
could be secured. Tho wages aro
40 conts an hour for an eight hour
day.
Vernon Kuhns has been discharged
from tho army and arrived homo from
Texas the first of tho week. Ho has
been stationed In tho south during his
service of about fifteen months and
wris a musician in a cavalry band
Hla discharge will relieve tho family
so Mr. Kuhns may go away to take
medical treatment.
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Novelty Skirts
Predominate
Rich plaids, gay stripe effects
ami weaves that are as artistic
as the beautiful colorings in
which they are offered, arc pre
sented In bewildering variety
this week. Considering tho
growing vogue of tho separate
skirt it behooves discerning
women to Investigate these
smart new offerings.
Wilcox
Department Store.
THE FARMERS'
AUCTC O'NEER
For Sale
Genuine Red River Early Ohio seed
Potatoes. Any amount, $1.40 por bu
shel, F. O. B. Grnnd Island, Nebraska.
J. H. DAVIS PRODUCE CO.
GRAND ISLAND, NEBR.
Phono Red 1769. 21-2
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The fact that the draft of the league
of nations is British handiwork is no
longer an open secret but has become
notoriously public. Henco, doubtless,
tho assertion of Lord Cecil that it can
not bo altered or amended.
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Rapid heart throbbing does not nec
ossarily mean h-art dlseaso; gonorally
it is caused by a disordered stomach.
Prove it for yourself by taking Prickly
Ash Bitters; if tho stomach is at fault
tho hoart symptoms will quickly dis
appear. Price $1.25 per bottle. Gum.
mere-Dent Drug Co.
H. M. JOHANSEN
North Platte, Nebraska
PHONE G18,
By callng thie number you can as
cortain whero I am.
Kstray .N'otlco
Taken up on section 31, township 12,
rango 30, on or nbout tho 9th day of
March, 1919, by tho undersigned, who
thoro resides a team of goldlngs, ono
a dark brown tho other a light brown,
ono with blazed face and wire cut on
right front foot, no brands or collar
marks. Both animals about flvo years
old. Ownor call, prove property and
take animals away. E. B. CAMP,
m25m2 North Platte.
