. 4
. An iced
tea set
' Wc arc showing a very pretty tea set
of six glasses nnd six spoons fipeclnl
ly priced.
The spoons nrc nn nrtlstlc pattern thnt
one will ncTcr tire of. They nr; the
best (junllty of sliver plate which will
-v'Ire except lonnlly long service
The,, gjlnsscs, nrc gracefully shaped,
trlth nh exquisite light cut pntternv
This Is equipment you will use dnlly
with Intense satisfaction. The price
Is nn extra good value we consider
ourselves fortunate In being able to
offer at this time.
The Set
0 Glnsses C Spoons
C. CLINTON
Jeweler ami
OPTICIAN.
v At the Sign of the Ilig King.
DR. 0. I!. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Of lice oTcr tha McDonald
Statu Bunk.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Wanted Second hand Bquare, dark
-fwqoddlnlne table, call 329.
hmtb; im, uoicomue ion ycsioraay
for a visit with friends In Omaha.
Kodaks and films at tho Rexall.
E. K. Souder, of Moorcfleld, visited
relatives and friends In town Sunday.
Wanted A housekeeper. Apply at
tho Marti Meat Market. 61tf
Win. Rath returned Saturday from a
week's visit in Iowa with his parents.
Dr. Morrill, Dentist. Office ovor
Wilcox repurtmcnt Store.
Mrs. J. W. Nllcs has been spending
tho past week with friends In Kearney
.and Hastings. i
Wanted Liberty bonds at market
price. Louis Llpshltz. ,
Irving Johnsoin who had been In
service overseas landed at Now Port
News, Sunday.
far. H. C. Brock. Dentist. X-Ray
Diagnosis. Reynolds Bldg.. Phono 148
Clnrcnco Day left Sunday, for Toxns
where ho has accepted a position with
an oil company, j
Always try Tho Rexall first, It
pays. tf
Miss Mario Gough went to Yorkl
yesterday where she will spend tho
summer with relatives.,
Wash Suits It you arc still to buy
a tub skirt you aro suro to find tho
kind you want at BLOCK'S store
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed McMurray ar
rived Friday from Calgary, Canada,
for a visit at tho Ast Snyder home.
' ' For Salo A good milch cow. Call
at 803 south Walnut. 53-lp
Will Norrls, who is employed by tho
Wyoming, good roads commission, Is
In, town for a day or two visiting his
mother.
Misses Fern Watts and Fayo Elder
will leave tomorrow for a two weeks'
visit with friends in Ft. Morgan nnd
Denver.
Ed Sullivan was the first Wallace
precinct farmer to market now whoat.
HJ8 whoat jgvjynged thirty Imshels to
'ho acre.
Miss Wlnnlo Spencer, of Wallace
has gone to Washington to accept a
clerical position In the treasury de
partment. , :
Always try Tho Rexall first, it
pays. ( - . " tf
Freight traffic 'on the Union Pacific
Is increasingand two or throe addition
al crews have boon put on during the
past wek.
Fred Hartman nrrh'cd Saturday
from Knoxvlllo, Tonn., for a visit
with his parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. San
ford Hartmnn. '
Mrs. John Bratt """fa visiting her
daughtor Mrs. Chas. Hendy In Denver,
having left for that city tho latter
part , of last week.
Hundreds of children's summer
light wolght gingham and voile dress
es In all colors and sizes now on sale
at BLOCK'S. s
Mrs. B. F. Conaway, and daughter,
of Onnua. Kansas, arc here visiting
for a few days with the former's sis
ter, Mrs. Otto Weber.
Mr. and Mrs D. C. Gideon left Sun
day on a trip to Denver, Pueblo and
Colorado Springs, expecting to bo ab
sent about two weeks '
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Crowley returned
to their homo In Perry, Iowa, after
a visit here with the lattor's sister,
Mrs. Art McMullen.
Paul Harrington came down from
Denver today and will again assume
charge of tlio local office of the Har
rington Mercantile Co.
Sunday papers announced 'the arr.j
rival of Fred F. Frye, formerly of this
city, and Harry M. Harnm, of this
county, from overseas 'service.
Mm. Julia Ercdrlcltflerthas solfi hr.
residence' 'property- on 'west Second
street to Harry O. Sblnn. who will
taUe possession in a short time.
FOR SALE Several pens of
thoroughbred Whtto Wyandottes,
cockorol with each pen. Address R.
McFarland, Box 62CNortb:.EJatte..ri4tf
Matthew O'Neal spent Friday with
his cousin, Leo TIghe, while enroute
on a motorcycle trip from his home
In Lincoln to Coloardo and Wyoming.
License to wed was grant Satur
day, to Bernard Kelso and Velna
Evorton, both of Kimball and they
were Inter married by a local minister,
Of ino four passions Love, Mercy,
Hate and Revenge, which is your mas
tor? See "Ruling Passions" and the
triumph of lover o.er hate at the
Keith, Wednesday night.
Will Spurrier, of Nlchpls, returned
Friday from a fishing trip near Lara.
mic. bringing home with him a nice
lot of trout which ho divided with his
neighbors.
Miss Sarah Kelly, secretary of tho
homo servlco section of the Red Cross
visited Wallnco last week and estab
lished a branch office with Mrs. W. C.
KlUen In charge.
In addition to the' musical numbers
published in Friday's Tribune, Paul
Harrington will sing at the musical
entertainment to bo given at tho Keith
thcatro this evening.
Mancel Ovorman has resigned at tho
Keystone bank nnd has accepted a
position with tho Fidelity Reserve Co.
Ho 'will have territory closo In and
headquarters in NoTth Platte.
The Sutherland bajl tehn defeated
tho Gummer-Dent colored team at tho
city park Sunday afternoon by a score
of twelve to four. A number of Suth
erland pepole camo down to witness
tho game.
Miss Vetta Davis spent this wcK
end with friends In Hftrflhoy.
gnu Fly and spray at 'the Rflfeail.
Harry Dixon spent Monday in !
Omnha looking after business matters.!
Kodaks and films at tho Roxulh :
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gntmjor returned!
Sunday from a two weeks Stay at;
Bstea Park. iy, ' . j
The Roxall handles the? goods.' tfj
J. B. Elliott came urtjnom-Maxwell I
Monday to spend the dky wlthvhlfe son ;
F. R. Elliott. '
Jap trays of well known Lacquer I
ware $2.00 tS '$10.00. See DIXON, THE '
'JEWELEjjt. :
Miss "Aifna Voss returned .Sunday
from a month's visit with relatives In
Salt Lake and Ogden.
Mrs. Henry Baker and sd.nWi'Hs
came up from Maxwell yesterday to
spend the day with relatives.
Ice Tea Spoons special $2.30 per set
DIXON, THE JEWELER.
Miss Georglnna MacKaywSnt to
Sutherland yesterday for a two weeks
visit at the Geo. Crosby home.
Miss Janne Sallnrs returned .Mon
day from Schuyler where she had:been
spending a couple of weeks with her
aunt. '
' Order your hard coal now of LEY-
Master John Hgrrod had the bone In
his forearm cracked Sunday when
the car which he attempted to crank
kicked.'
Pennsylvania hard coal is now ar
riving In this market and is selling
from $15.50 to $17.00 per ton, accord
ing to size.
HARRY DIXON & SON sight
specialists.
Mrs. K. M. Sullivan spent the week
end Avlth her daughter Miss "Wynne
Sullivan, while enroute from her home
at Brady to Denver.
The Woman's Home Missionary
Party N. E. C. of the Methodist church
will meet at Mrs. Robert Derryberry's
1QQ6 East Sixth street.
The Presbyterian aid will have a
picnic at tho city park Thursday
afternoon instead" of the regular meet
ing at the church parlors.
Loren Hastings Is expected to ar-
rlv6 tomorrow from a months visit at
Long Beach with Ills grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Singleton.
Lost Between Fraters Drug store
and' 608 west Tenth street a pocket
book containing bills and silver. Find
er return to this office and receive
reward.
Omar Roton returned Friday from
Gerlng where he had been , visiting
his brother and Saturday resumed
work on the road after over a year's
absence while in service.
Seo 'Clinton & Son'
about your Eyo trpubles,
satisfaction every time.
Son Is over in Germany,
will bo homo in, a few
weeks or months. Sign of the Big
Ring.
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JR. E. IV. FETTEIt
Announces his dischargo from the
military service and return to pri
vate practice
Offices ovor Rexall Drug1' Stored
Phones: Offico 382, residence C34.
North Platte, Neb.
HEART DISEASE
Health Talk No. 15 ly
DRS. STATES
THE CHIROPRACTORS
THE BEST HEART TABLET
Heart troublo in any of its var
ious forms is usually (lenlnr-pd- In
curable, and so far as any of the usual drugging
methods aro concerned, it is incurablo.
Disturbance of tho alignment of joints of the
backbone at a point between the shoulders, will
cause pressure upon tho heart
nerves. As long as this pressure
' remains there is heart weakness
and disease develops.
The heart "tablet" that is best
in such cases is the spinal adjust-
ment which only a skilled chiro
practor can give. "
FREE Call and learn what
can bo done in your case. Consul
tation is free.
DRS. STATES & STATES
Tito P. S. C. Chlroprnctors.
Building nnd Loan Building
North Platte, - - Nebraska.
Had Hcnrt Troublo
For Six Years
I had heart trou
blo for six years. It
got so bnd I couldn't
do my housework.
At ..times I took
heart tablets every
thrco hours without
mor.o than temporary
rollof.
Aftor taking tho
first spinal adjust
ment on ndvlco of n
nolghbor, I was re
lieved. Now my
heart does not glvo
mo tho least bit of
trouble. I glvo all
tho prals'o to chiro
practic. Sworn Statement
Jfo. 27.
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Men Wanted.
To assist secretary in outside work
gathering exhibits and materials for
tho county fair. Apply in person to
R. D. Blrge, Secretary.
Q '
NOTICE TO" THE PUBLIC.
Wc, the undersigned dentists of
North l'lntfe, will closo our offices
every Thursdny afternoon until Oe
tober 1st, 1919.
signed :
II. C. BROCK,
A. L. LANE,
1). E. MORRILL,
L. J. KRAUSE,
II. E. MITCHELL,
O. H. CRESSLER,
IV. F. CROOK.
::ot:
Estrnyed
Two coming three-year old mare
mules from my farm near Nichols. Re
ward for Information leading to their
rocovery. ANDY OLSEN,
North Platte, Neb
53 Phono 7S0F11
Notice to Water Consumers.
Water bills for nast ounrtnr nnw
uuo. Discount period ends Julv 20th
Water office located in fire station
corner of Front and Vino streets.
HERSHEY S. WELOH.
53-2 Water Commissioner
gJmunteedkoo break
We Strive To
Please
When in need of good
things to eat Call 212.
Quality in every pack
age.
Dick Stegeman,
PHONE 212.
815 NO. LOCUST.
$2.00 orders and over
delivered.
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Clearance
a
ONE WEEK
Sale;
m
Saturday, July 19th, to
aturday, July 26th.
We have just received our complete stock
of Pictorial Review Patterns.
W. J. O'CONNOR, 5, 10 & 25c STORE,
North Platte, Neb.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Edwin Hicks, eleven years old, was
knocked down Saturday by 'the Dickey
delivery car while he was crossing
Dewey street. A rear wheel ran over
him, but tho Injuries he received were
not serious.
Of all the ruling passions, there are
four that make or break your life,
which Is the passion that struggles for
the mastery of your heart? Think this
over and see the Keith picture Wed
nesday l ght.
Waists! Waists! We are receiv
ing new waists daily. You' are there
fore sure to find always hundreds of
waists from which to select yours at
BLOCK'S.
Alva Ward, a twelve year old boy
who was arrested a couple of weeks
ago, for tho theft of three horses,
has been paroled to E. M. Spoer,
instead of being committed to the
industrial school.
White wash skirts in best quality
non-shrlnkable gabardine, made up to
the minute in style, all sizes, and pos
itively the best and largest assort
ment In the city, to choose from; all
on sale at BLOCK'S.
Fred Barraclough received a mes
sage stating that his son Ellis, more
familiarly known as "Stub," had
landed Friday after a year's service
overceas. At present he is at Camp
Merritt, but will probably arrive home
tho early part of next week.
WANTED -House "or apartment,
furnished or unfurnished, and place
for car; south side. Will take lease
for one year or longer. Responsible
party, no children; good references.
Phone 340 "between 9 and 12 a. m. or
2 and 5 p. m. 53-
Wnatover other plans you are mak
ing :or the .ddies this week, plan to
huvo them go to the Crystal Friday
cr F-aiuidny to seo tho comedy. It sets
a new mark for comedies. A burro,
two goats, a dog, a baby and a full
grown lion, aided and abetted by
numerous human beings, make a
comedy that Is a sure-fire laugh
producer
RKAL ESTATK AUCTION
In order to dcvqto more time to fm-
provlng and colonizing our extensive
holdings, we will sell tho following
lands AT AUCTION. Sale to bo held
at Kit Carson, Cheyenne County,
Colorado, on
July itOth-'Hst, 1919.
1C1S0 Acres
Divided into Smaller Tracts
LOCATION: 135 miles - east of
Denver, U. P. R. R. Lands, on j -half
milo to 7 miles distant. No better
land in Colorado.
SOIL: Chocolate loam, level, free
from adobe or blow sand, with an
abundanco of water at 15 to 35 foot.
CROP: Corn, wheat, cano, mile
maize, feterlta, sudnn, etc.
IMPROVEMENTS: Fenced and
cross-fenced, well watered.
ARRANGEMENTS: Address own
ers or auctioneer for pamphlets and
plat of land. Special pullman will be
chartered from Omaha, Lincoln and
Kansas City,. These pullmans will
arrive boforo sale and be parked on
sidings, giving ample time to inspect
land. Individual plats of Innd will be
furnished. If you aro looking for a
farm Improved or unimproved where
tho first wheat crop will pay for the
land nnd a profit besides, como to this
salo. If you would buy land where
you can doublo your money, in short
tlmo. bo at Kit Cnrson. Colorado, July
29-30-31. Kit Carson ls-on'maln line
Union Pacific from Kansas City to
Denver. Take Union Pacific out of
Lincoln and points south to Man
hattan, Kansas, and catch main line
train to Kit Carson.
Hand Concert & Public Speaking Daily
TERMS: 25 per cent cash day of
sale; io per cent October 1st, 1919;
15 per cent March lBt, 1920; remaind
er 3 years nt G per cent first mortgage.
Title guaranteed. Abstract to date.
Immediate Possession.
Railroad fares refunded to pur
chasers. . FRED L. PERDUE, Auctioneer,
320 Donham Building, Denvor, Colo.
STATE REALTY INVESTMENT CO.,
Owners, 311 Fraternity Bldg. Lin
coin, Neb.
Wo Guarantee Optical Accuracy
Accuracy in Examination.
A ccuracy in Fitting
Accuracy in Fitting.
Accuracy is our watchword and the
keynote to our watchword and the
business. H. DIXON & SON.
We grind our own lenses.
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F. O. Johnson, who lives west of the
Nichols school house, was in town
Saturday having a hand -lanced. The
hand was pricked by a wheat straw or
beard, blocd poisoning resulted and
the hand and arm became badly swol
len. Mr Johnson Was offered fjQ nn
acre for his land, but he holds it at
$250 Nine years ago he purchased
the farm of Gus Anderson of tMi city
for $80 an acre. His seventy acres of
wheat he thinks will average thirty
bushels to the acre. He expected to
start out with his threshing outfit
yesterday.
CATTLEMEN'S PICNIC,
Curtis, Neb, July 80th, 1919.
This picnic is given under the
auspices of the Highllne Shorthorn
Breeders Asociation with tho follow
ing program:
11 a. m. (Mountain time) Meet at
tho Nebraska School of Agrlculturo to
Inspect stock and make a tour of the
grounds and buildings.
12 m. Meet at the park for a picnic
dinner.
1 p. m. Address "Shorthorn Cattle"
Mr. Frank D. Tomson, Editor of
"Shorthorns in America."' '
Address ''Community Breeding"
Prof. H. J. Gramllch, Department of
Animal Husbandry, College of Agri
culture, Lincoln, Neb.
A cordial Invitation is extended to
all cattlemen.
:toi?
Rev. Dr. Curry, of the Presbyterian
church drove to Sutherland Sunday
and held services in the afternoon.
S. M. SOUDER
T. F. HEALEY
Liberty Land Company
Office Over Rexall Drug Store.
Choice Farm Land in Lincoln and adjoining Count
ies. Also some good Ranches. Houses and Lots
in ail parts of North Platte. Look for the mt l si8n.
NORTH PLATTE
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.I
i COW BRAND
23
Cow Brand
The Best Flour
Made in
the Best Town
in
Western Nebraska
r
AHome Product Used by
all Home People.
INCORPORATED 1887.
Mutual Building and Loani
Association,
Of North Platte, Nebraska.
RESOURCES OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
0
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The Association has unlimited funds at its command to
assist in the building 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
easy it is to acquire your own home.
T. C. PATTERSON, BESSIE F. SALISBURY,
President. Secretary.
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