The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, May 09, 1919, Image 4
J. Your Boy Deserves A Good Watch Jim Elliott camo up from Maxwoh I Wednesday and spent the day- visiting rolatlvos and frlondB. Verno I'owcll, a son'of wirrovvoTl, ! and a formor North Platte boy, arrived at New York April 23d from nearly a When a boy urndnntcs lie Is nt tlie year's servlco overseas. He wns with V, ti t , n, in ilfn 'the 130th Klcld Artillery of the Head- fllnrtlnp point of a man's ork In life. rlorg DlvlflIon ttnd took part In the Yon have trhen liiru tlio proper educa. Argonno fight. lion. JIc lias done his part well. Now Wanted 100 head of cnttlo to pasture. i.i... ,w..,i.....n,i i, win Imtn II. B. Norton. Phono 798F2 ITV Jlllll 1111 ;ijiiiriiivii .... f v t practical use for dally a good watch. Choose n high grade movement Hint will last him n Iifcllme. S gift will express your pride In Iflm so well. 32-4 A. briKadlor general, accompanied by two French refuge orphan girls whom he had adopted, passed through Thursday on No. 19. The girls havo al ready acquired a straight, military bearing and are exceedingly proud of There Is none he will be more proud ti,0jr now goldlcr daddy of. Our long experience In selling watch es, largo. stock anil big values, make Clinton's the hvM place to buy wutch- CH. (Jrucn Howard Hamilton Hlgln Wultham 'i C. S. CLINTON, f JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. At the Sign of the Big King. LOCAL AM) PERSONAL Buv your carnation for Mother from the Nlcaflgeo camp lire girls Saturday. John C. Merrol, of Maywood, and j .Emily Larson, of Wollflcet, wore mnr- ! rled by Judge woodhurst Wednesday. Beads Deads Heads. See our win dow. II, Dixon, Jeweler. Harold E. Brooks and Miss Martha Knlzloy, both of this city, were united In marriage, by Rev. Mackintosh Wed nesdays N Beads Beads Beads. See our win dow. II. Dixon, Jowcler. , ,Uhb Twentieth Century club will 1 meet 'Tuesday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. S. C. Baker, 1011 east Fourth street. For Sale Registered White Face bull. Address Frank Hood, Motor Route A, North Platte, Neb. 33-8 A social dance will be given nt the Iv. G. hall by the Zota, Gamma Zeta society on Monday ovenlng, May 12th. The public is cordially1 invited. Miss M. Stcman, steam baths and Swedish Massage, ladies and gentle men. Phono 897. Erodbcck bide. 85tf "Pollyanna," the glad play, attract ed a largo audience to the Keith Wed nesday ovenlng, and the attendants wero well entcrtnlned by the capable company. .. Dr. Morrill, DenMst. Office over Wilcox 1'opartmont Store. Plko fishing at the Sutherland dam 1b now attracting the attention of the dlclplcs of Izaak Walton. It Is re. ported that some very nlco catchoa an being made. Tho Harrington Mor. Co. will buy your Hay and Grain. Obtain our prices boforo you soli. tf Ivan Berry "returned. yesterday from eight montliB servlco ovorsens. Boforo entering tho servlco he had been cm ployed nt tho stato farm, and may con clude to return to work nt tho farm. Never In tho history of styles havo beads been so populnr as they will bo this summed and winter. See Dix on's window. i For Salo Four room house, mod ern oxcopt heat, 514 west 8th street, i Apply nt the premises. 32-C E. II. Evans and Albln Sandall, who wore discharged from the navy ten days ago, arrived homo Wednesday evening aftor a servlco of twenty-three months, a good part bf which tlmo wns spent In foreign waters. Tho boys look.woll and say they feel fine. I Wanted Cattlo to pasture. Plenty of wator and snlt. $1.00 per month, i Allon T. Woods, North Platte, Nob. tf Cyrus Fox, one of tho early settlora of Garfield precinct, who Bpent yester day In town, says that he never saw small grain look so promising as it doe this spring. Farmers are woll along with their work and corn plant ing will bo In progress beginning noxt Monday. Pearl car rings. Ulxon, hnijk. just1 rcceivqu a largo snipment. Louis Bcunlsou who appears In a waatorn rolo at tho Crystal Theatre Saturday and Monday Is now to tho screen, but ho Is, tho stuff o( which stars are made. Ills comedy Is rich and true an absolutely new typo, of humorist. All of you arc certain to like' him. Dr. II. C. Brock. Dentist. X-Ray Diagnosis. Reynolds Bldg. Phono 148 Miss Annie Krnmph expects to leave In a-week or ten days on a trip to Portland to visit her sister. From Portland she will go to Frisco and Los Angles, and thence homo over tho southern route, stopping In Arizona to view tho peerless beauties of tho Grand Canyon of the Colorado. Taxi day and night Bervico."'Phono 918 or Black 398. Herb Hamilton. Chairman Temple reported yester day afternoon that tho North Platto district was still short about fifty thousand dollars on Its Victory loan quota. Tho Boy Scouts are still at work and doing very well considering that nearly all of tho subscriptions taken by them are In sums of $50 and $100 and it requires many to mnko much of n showing. Tho engine power of tho Chandler car, its riding ease, and its ability to stand up in service, havo placed It in a preferred class through tho country Tho salo of this good car has been lim ited only by tho ability to got tho can and ovcry large dealer in tho country roports ho Is short of Chandler cars. Tho fact that the price is from $300 to $700 loss than any of Its old price mates, has mado it an especially do slrablo buy. Bettor spend a day with ono of those cars, and decide If you would not caro to mako this your noxt car. You aro welcome to drlvo ono of our cars and mako your own tests at any time. J. V. Romigh, dealor. Miss Graco Mooney returned tho early part of tho week from a visit In Omaha. I i i I lllilMHIilNlltMIIIil SATURDAY Keith Theatre. BRYANT WASHBURN In "The Way of a Man With a Maid." It's n great life if you havo the price nnd if you haven't see what Washburn does. The Dimpled Punmaker Bill Parsons in The Potum of Swat. Christian Science service Sundny 11 ! a. m. wcunosuay ovenlng meetings ovory wook at 8:00. A cordial Invi tation Is extended to all to attend thoso services. Building & Loan build-' Ing, room 25. Just rccolved 350 new strings of orlontal beads. Se our window. Dix on, tho Jowolor. Rloliard HADllI loft last nlghtf for Clnclnattl as a delegate to tho national , convention of railway clorks. Mrs. Dill nccoinpnnh?d him as far as Chlca-1 go where she will visit for two weeks Tho auto transport service between thlB city anil McCook established May 1st by tho Davis Auto Co. Is proving n success, tho outgoing freight bolng in excess of expectations. The present Borvico Is trl-wcckly, going south one day and returning tho noxt. Tom Cox says he would Hko to sco tho color of the hair of the Individual who poisoned his bull dog tho early part of tho week. As the dog never loft the premises there seems to have been no cause why the animal should have been poisoned. Wc carry a complete line of Edison and Columbia phonographs, both standard machines. They are unsur passed. Don't take something "just ns good." Dixon's. I John Davis Is expected homo Sunday from tho east whcreT he has been spending two weeks at auto factories hurrying up shipments. He has visit ed the Nash factory at Kenosha, tho Chevrolet works at Flint, and the Stearns factory and finds them all away behind In filling their orders. Silver slipper buckles set with brll lants, aro tho very newest. See Dix on'B window. Wo needed a little carpenter work dono at tho house and tho first boss carpenter told us he had more work than he could do, the second said he might bo able to do the work in thirty or sixty days, and tho third didn't have time to do anything but build houses. Wo attempted to secure the services of a painter and found conditions just the same, Charley Herrod leaves about Ma 15th for Denver, thence to Los Angles. Mr. Herrod has taken the agency for an electric refrigerator which gener ates its own refrigeration as well as makes Ice, and for his selling territory has secured a number of tho largo pities between the Missouri and the Pacific coast. His family will go to St. Louis to visit relatives while he gets tho business established and solects his headquarters. When D. W. Griffith 'makes a photo play it is of known quality. Ho doesn't make many but the pictures testify to their own worth. For ni stance, "Tho Birth of a Nation". "In tolerance," Hearts of tho World," The Great Love" and now the "Tho Great est Thing in Life" which will be shown at tho Keith Theatro on Monday and Tuesday. For Sale My household goods', con sisting of ono 9x12 all wool art sauaro rug, linoleum, a combination book case and writing desk, refrigerator, tables, cupbords, chairs, beds, dresser, wash ing machine, Ironing table, fruit jars, and many other things. Also ono team, wagon, hay rack, two sets har ness, grind stono, chains, lawn mower and other tools. WM. ALLBEE. 1021 north Pino street. Earl Esholman arrived homo this morning having received his honorable (iiscimrgc irom uncle Hams a,rmy. Earl was with tho 10th Ry. Engineers and saw active servlco In France. Ho Is certainly looking flno and sayB he lind many exciting experiences and saw many Interesting plnces, but, like tho rest of tho boys "wouldn't give 15o to go through it again." Hrrshey TImos. Tho supplying of electric energy tc Brady from North Platto seems to be off now. Clerk Johnson received a let tor from tho officers In Omaha this morning saying tho host proposition they could make to tho town was to receive a guarantee of $2,400 per year and additional charge of 5c per k. w. h. for all curront used. This would bo guaranteeing them something around four thousand dollars per year, which J out of tho question. Brady Vindica tor. r High Operating Expenses Increase Telephone Rates Telephone Revenue Must Cover Operating Expenses Your business will fail unless you take in enough mon ey to pay your expenses. s ' So will any other business. .The necessity for enough revenue in any business to pay operating expenses needs no explanation. For several years the cost of providing telephone ser vice lias been advancing with the increasing cost of mater- ial to the telephone company and the higher living expenses of employees. Everyone realizes the necessity of paying more for rent, for food, for clothing, for wages and for transportation. The telephone industry has been affected by the same con ditions which have produced higher prices in all of the neces s sities of life. If this Company Is to continue to furnish dependable tele phone service to the public it must obtain such rates as will pro duce a revenue sulllclent to cover the cost of providing the service NEBRASKA TELEPHONE COMPANY Health Talk JTo. 8 by S. STATES CHIROPRACTORS It is easy to associate lumbago with the spine. People appreciate without argument or explana tion, that the seat of the pain is in the spine. Like other bodily ailments which are not so readily associated with pinched spinal nerves, tho cause is due to nervo pressure brought about by lack of correct alignment of the joints of the backbone. When by spinal adjustments this condition is corrected, Nature restores health. Tho lumbago disappears. There is no method more sim ple and certain than adjustments, the thousands who havo quickly found health will testify. ::o: DRS. STATES & STATES Tho P. S. C. Chiropractors. Rulltllng and Loan llulhlliig Norlh Platte, - - Nebraska. TBJf YEARS OF LUMltAGO CORRECTED For ten years I had pains in my back which tho doctors called lumbago. 1 was treated by sov oral. Thoy all help ed mo, but whon I quit taking medlclno, tho troublo always camo back. I concluded to try a Chiropractor. Aftor a fow adjustinonts my troublo loft, and now aftor twelve months of health and no return of tho trouble, I think I am curod. Ask about case No. 3, Relievo Germany Will Slpn. .Germany will mnko her decision with rogard to nccopting or rejecting tho tonus of the peace treaty well within tho tlmo limit of 15 days, al lied representatives bollovo. Al ready reduced to military and naval jmpotonco, tho German nation realizes thnt it wll fnco economic annihilation In enso of ub refusal to accept tho peace. Tho blockade division of tho su premo economic council, acting under tho direction of tho "big three" is mnk- plans for a drnstlc blockndo which can bo clamped on Instantly If tho Gormnn refuse to sign tho treaty. Tho now blockndo will bo much moro far reaching In Its-effect thnn any which hns been In force precvlously. rremlor Clomonceau made clear yesterday that tho allies will bo ready to sign tho pact at any time that It Is brought in by tho Germans, within tho fifteen day limih It Is considered llke lv thnt tho treaty will bo signed boforo May 20. Carnation Snle. Tho Nlcaflgeo camp fire girls will hold a sale of carnations, cake and candy In Derryberry and Forbes win dow on Saturday afternoon. ::o:: Pupils' Recital. Tho junior pupils of Miss Florence MacKay-wlll give a recital at the Pres byterian church next Tuesday evening. May 13th, beginning at eight o'clock. An offering for orphan relief will be taken. Recitals given in the paBt by Miss MncKay's pupils have proven very enjoyable, and attendants next Tues day are assured a pleasureable even ing. : :o: : Library Notes. Miss Templeton, secretary of the state library commission, visited the library tho first of the week arid was much pleased, with the work of the North Platto public library. The ninth hl-ennlal report of the Nebraska Public Library Commission shows North Platte library having" the greatest number of patrons, and larg est circulation of books of any town of Its size in the state. Library hours Week days 2 to 6 and 7 to 9 p. m. Saturday 9 to 12 a. m. Sunday reading room 3 to G p. m. ' : :o: : I. W. (JrifiMi's Great Story of Victory. Tf you had but one wish what would you ask for if tho gods decre ed that the ono thing that you wanted you could have? You'd want the greatest thing In life wouldn't you? Woll, what Is tho greatest thing In life? Victory? Money? Lovo?- Th Distinguished Service Cross? Tho sight of homo at tho end of tho war? Or is it tho glorious thing that an un .envled American youth found in Franco in the midst of battlo, tho thing that brought him all that's really worth while? D. W. Griffith has tho answer for you in his newest product ion which wjll bo shown at tho Keith Monday and Tuesday. STRAYED ' OR STOLEN. From vicinity of Myrtle two steers and ono cow, White Faces, registered, branded with JJ connected on left sldo or hip. Libornl reward,. John A. Jackson, Motor Routo B, North Platto, Nob. 33-4 : :o: r Work horso for sale cheap. W. D. CLASS OF 1919 N. P. H. PRESENTS College" A COMEDY IN 3 ACTS Keith Theatre FRIDAY, MAY NOTICH. To Connor Moore, defendant: You nro hereby notlrted thnt on tho Hth dny of January, 1919. tho plaintiff, Mnry Mooro. flloil hor petition for abso lute divorce from you In tho Dlxtrlct Court of Lincoln cqunty.NobrnHka.alloK tnir In said notltlon ns her irromuiu for aid divorce thnt you havo been nuiltv of extreme, cruelty townrd Bnld plaintiff nun inai you nnvo wnowy inuou to pro vide mnlntennnco for hor. although Qf oumuiuiti utility iu uu hu, nnti milt you havo boon Kiilltv of extreme mul. ty in other respects ns set forth In her petition now on nie, That plaintiff hns been unnble. nftor duo nnd rnnsnnnhin Inquiry mid search, to determine your inutu ui uuuresB, mm nns inoroioro on tnlned nn order for Bervlco upon von bv publication nnd thnt plnintlff Is HHkliiR nn nbBoluto divorce from the bonds of inntrimony. You nro ronulrod to nnswor this net! tlon by tho L'3rd day of June. 1919. or Judgment will bo taken nfirnlnst you n imtyuu in pimiiwu s pennon. Dated May 8th, 1919. MAriY MOOrtR, By J. C IIOLUMAN. Waldo, phone black 529. Comedy Night KeithfTonight ALI BABA and the FORTY THIEVES II Admission 50, 75c and $1.00 Including War Tax INCORPORATED 188 Mutual Building and Loan Association, Of North Platte, Nebraska. RESOURCES OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS. The Association has unlimited funds at its command to assist in the huilding or purchase of homes for the people of North Platte. If you are interested, the officers of this Association will render every assistance and show you how easyjit is to acquire your own home. T. C. PATTERSON, BESSIE F. SALISBURY, President. Secretary. With George Stone Buddy Messinger and Sennet Comedy "Whose Litle Wife Are You?" OUR SPRING AND SUMMER ASSORTMENT OF STYIES. In Standard Custom Garments of Chicago is now in and ready for your inspection. We will he pleased to take your order now. We also make Uniforms for Conductors and Brakemen from $26 up. Call on us. and see our new line of goods Yours .truly, Over Hlrschfeld Clothing Store. CA.RH1 GJ-ERLE Her Attorney.