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Keith Theatre, Monday and Tuesday.
FRED STONE
in a Circus story ,r
"UNDER THE TOP" "
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when you wero just "so high" ou loved the circus and you love
it still. Come see all the circus tricks you saw when you were a
youngster and then some.
Special for Monday- FAY TINCHER in "SALLY'S
BLIGHTED CAREER".
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
New fall models gorgetto waists
Just In at "Wilcox Department Store.
E. W. Cross lias begun the erection
of a now homo on south Maplo street.
II. Dixon & Son, Sight Specialists.
H. L. Montgomery of Omaha, spont
the first of tho week with friends In
town.
Boys' waists and shirts at big re
ductions. Edwards-Itcynold8.
Tho "Rexall handles the goods. tf
Miss Tlllle "Woodman, of Suther
land, spent Wednesday In town with
friends.
Men's Interwoven silk socks 85c a
pair at Wilcox Department Store.
Allen Robb went to Lexington yes
terday for a visit with his aunt, Mrs.
Fred Temple.
We grind our own lenses. II. Dixon
ft Son, Sight Specialists.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude WIndon came
over from Elslo Tuesday for a fow
days' visit with friends.
Tho Itoxall, handles tho goods. tf
Elmer James has started tho con
struction of a residence In tho 1200
block on west Third street
H. Dixon & Son, Sight Specialists.
fEUss" Isabollo Dirau camo up from
Omaha Monday for a two weeks' vis
It with Miss Marlon Falkner.
New fall mllllnory; qulto a large
shipment of it has just been opened
by Wilcox Department Storo.
Shotgun tactics prevailed at a "mil
itary wedding" of an Ozark bride.
IBoo It tonight at tho Keith,
k Mothers, do not overlook tho clear
ance salo of boys' waists and wash
suits at Edwards-Iloynplds.
tfor Salo Two Iron three-quarter
bedsteads, springs and mattresses,
and other articles. 305 west Third
stroct.
GOOD USED CARS
On account
of my recon-
Never shrink and Wooltex whlto
skirts, a beautiful lino of dcpcndablo
goods to bo found nt Wilcox Depart
ment storo.
' Miss Lillian Sturgls, Mrs. A. C.
Aldrlch and son Lester Will leave tho
first of tho week for a two weeks' vis- j
it in Denver.
Palm Beach suits will be much
higher next year. Buy one now In
our clearance sale, your choice at
$10..00. Edwards-Reynolds Co.
Mrs. Ada Turplo returned Thurs
day from California where she had
boon spending tho past two months
with her sister.
From 10 a. m. till C p. m. we have
on display in our window a selection
of diamonds that Is second to none.
Dixon, tho Quality Jeweler.
Miss Marlon Falkner returned Mon
day from Omaha, where she- spent
tho week end as the guest of Miss
Isabella Doran.
Always try Tho Rexall -first, it
pays. tf
Tho telephone girls gathered at the
Winget homo Tuesday evening and
surprised Miss Ruth, the occasion be
ing her birthday, f
A very beautiful Masonic ring on
display at $20.00. Extra heavy solid
gold. It will Interest any Mason.
Dixon, tho Jeweler.
iMr. and Mrs, Adam Christ returned
Wednesday from a six weeks' wed
ding tour to Buffalo, Now Yorlj City
and other eastern points.
EdwardB-Roynolds offer any white
I canvas low shoe in the house at $2.25
the pair.
Miss Mary Temple, who had been
spending a week with her aunt, Mrs.
L. C. McGraw, returned Thursday to
her home at Lexington.
Engraved Tiffany rln,gs, green or
yellow gold, all sizes. Dixon, the
Jeweler.
The largest lino of ladlcshand bags
both In leather and ellk that has been
shown In North Platte Just opened
at Wilcox Department Store
J, E Sebastian and family went
to Omaha last night where Mr. Se
bastian will spend sovoral days look-
ins after business manors.
When you aro ready to look at d In
struction plans to restrict our inonds, don't forgot that Dixon's prices
i nro inviung,
activities to Dodge and Chand
ler;sales and service exclustve
ly, I will this week sell the fol
lowing used cars at very reason
able prices:
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1917 Maxwell Touring -$l()0
1918 Briscoe Touring, over
hauled, new battery .$500
197 Dodge Touring, over
hauled, guaranteed $750
. f Z fin T ,
Chevrolet speedster, spe
cial racing body, snap
py little car $550
"Xv. ROMIGH
(1th and Locust North Plat to
Miss Marjorlo Doughterty, of Kear
noy, Is tho guest of Miss Hazol Smith
Miss Vera Cough left today for a
two weeks' visit with frlehds In Cen
tral City.
Cuff links for the soft cuffs, a won
dorful selection . Dixon, the .Tow
clor. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. C Don, Dr. L. C
Drost and daughter Mary, will leave
Sunday on an auto trip to tho moun
talnB In Wyoming whero they will
flBh for a coupld" of weeks.
Ladies' wrist watches $15.00 up to
$125.00. Dixon, tho Quality Jeweler
A North Platto man who spent tho
early part of tho week In Omaha says
tho heat was terrific. Nlnety-flve In
Omaha is moro depressing than is
105 In North Platto, ho says.
Dr. H. C. Brock. Dentist. X-Ray
Diagnosis. Roynolds Bldg. Phono 148
Walter Roberts, who has been res
ident manngor for tho Standard Oil
Co., has resigned and will enter Into
partnership with his brother R. G
Roberts in the. real estate business.
Don't fall to tako advantage of Ed
wards-Reynolds' remarkable offer on
Palm Beach Suits Choice at $10,00.
Go to tho Crystal tonight and see
Charles Ray in his wonderful base
ball story, "Tho Bushor," and tho
Sunshine comedy,- "Tho Shadow of
Hor Pest." Great entertainment
For Sale A good milch cow. Call
at 803 south Walnut. 53-lp
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Now Is the time to buy a bathing
suit and stop renting onoJhat every-.
body wears. We offer choice of our
large assortment nt ono'tmrd oft the
rogulor price. Edwnrds-Uoynold Co.
Ira Russell landed nt Now ' York
Tuesday wltlitho Fourth division, Ira
is one of tho boys who left hard with
Compnny E and 'has remained it "the,
same" company throughout, his period,
of service. ' j
Don't fall to road Ed Wards-Roy-
nolds' ad In this paper. It will save
you inonoy ,
.. Guy .Colenian has bold his farm two
miles westiifUown, formerly tho-Hlh-man
placed to Clearenco Mooro for a
consideration of $135 per acre. The
sale was made through the Robert-1
Bros. Land Co. 't
She stampeded nt the marriage' nl
tnr. She refused the first man fled
with the second man wedded . the
third man. It all happened to Peggy
Hyland In "The Rebellious Bride,,"
the brightest comedy of tho season.
Keith theatro tonight.
Jack Stack, who Is In transport
service on the liner Callao, was In New
York the past week and took the ex
amination for first-class machinist,
passing with high honors. Hu ex
pects to make several trips to France
before ho receives his discharge from
the navy.
The B. P. O. Elks Initiated a class of
six candidates Monday evening and
following tho ceremony refreshments
were served. Two of the candidates
woro tho Messrs. Hall, bankers of
Maywood. About a dozen moro can
didates who have made application
will be- initiated this month.
H. A. Runner returned Tuesday
from Overland, Kansas, whero he hnd
spent tho past two months with his
daughter, Mrs. J E. Montgomery. Mr.
Runner reports that although It la
almost lmposlblc to secure labor there,
tho harvesting Is almost finished, with
tho wheat averaging twenty-six bush
els per acre.
The rain yesterday, following ten
.),. nt n1. 1.A ti'iuitlum twits'
a relief to mankind and a life-Eaver
for the corn crop. Corn up to Sunday
showed but little effect of the heat,
but the first three days of tho week
were so hot that tho leaves began to
curl and farmers were beginning to
feel Eomqwhat nervous.
Now Is the time to get your Dodge
or Chandler car ordered for fall deliv
ery. Every day you wait will place
tho delivery date that much further
off. Bettor make your plans for tho
now Dodge or Chandler Sedan for
theso cars aro most comfortable for
all seasons. Deliveries will be In or
der, as the demand Is far beyond pro
duction facilities. J. V. ROMIGH,
Dealer.
Fred Stone, famous as a panto
mimic comedian, also a talented act
or who knows how to portray serious
as well as humorous roles will be
seen nt the Keith Monday and Tuesday
In tho picture "Under tho Top." As a
funmnker in his particular field on the
stage he was ' never rivaled by iany.
other comedian before the publlcHo
is also an expert lariat thrower, tight
rope walker and bareback rider. Just
recently ho won much favorable com
ment by his riding and lasBo work at
tho Frontier day celebration at Chey
enno.
Some of our farmer friends aro still
n little "soro" over tho vote on the
court house levy,. While In town this
week ono of them beat the air with
his fist and', said: "Walt until next
v I
A FAT CHECK BOOK
OR
A FAT POCKET BOOK
. . A fat check book is never as enticing as a
fat pocket book. If you lose your check
book you lose nothing. a
But with a check book in your pocket you
always have money at your pen-point-'
you need only to write a check.
You always have the right change and
bills paid by check stay paid for a cancelled,
endorsed check is a legal receipt.
Open a check account at this bank. Costs
you nothing, but saves you money.
Platte Valley State Bank,
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
election, and 'every office In the court
mouse will bo filled by a fqrmer." Well
If so, It means that Just that many
farmers will move to North Platto and
thus increase our population, and SVe
nro all striving to get moro people to
move here. Wo nro boosting for a
population of 15,000 In 1925, and the
farmers aro Just as welcome as any
body.
DR. C A. SELIJY
Announces his discharge from tho
military service and return to prl
vato practice.
Offices over Rexall Drug Storo.
Phones: Office 371, residence 10G8.
North Platte, Neb.
DR. K. W. FETTER
Announces his discharge from tho
military service and return to pri
vate practice.
Offices over Rexall Drug Store.
Phones: Offlco 382, residence G34.
North Platto, Nob.
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The Field-Birge Lumber Company
A,
FORMERLY
1 i
The North Platte Lumber Co.
AND
The W. W. Birge Co.
Lumber, Coal and all Building Materials.
The
new corporation will continue to give the
public the same excellent service which its predecessors
have given in the past. It will have on hand at all
times a stock that will enable it to fill any demancf for
any sorb of' building material .or coal at a most reason-
' . " t v .; .; .. . . ' . ,
. able price.
Now flank to Open Soon
Tho Noble stock of goods in tho
Hlnman building on Dewey street has
been closed out and tho room will at
bnco bo remodeled preparatory to
occupancy by tho now Union Stato
Bank. A now front will bo put In,
vault constructed and other improve
ments made.
::o::
Thanks Patrons.
I wish to thank tho people of
North Platto and surrounding coun
try for tho very liberal patronage ac
corded mo whllo in tho grocery bus
iness. Tho patronage was heavy and
very satisfactory, and my only rea
son for retiring from the business was
tho very flattering offer made mo by
tho officers of tho new Union Stato
Bank, which will occupy the room.
BERT NOBLE.
: :o: :
Edwards-Reynolds offer choice of
any straw or genuine Panama hat in
tho houso at $1.00.
GUARANTEED NOT TO BREAK
! Model No. mm
Single Tub W
Washer witli
Swinging
Wringer
Th!i Model offeri the
houteirife the adtantace.
of the movable -twinging
wrlngfr without th
bench equipment of other
models. Wither tub li
exactly the time .tht
luet! on other moddt-r-hat
all modern Improve
tntnta. Klectrla motor it
trouMcproot will not
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twines to ny position and
lua Safety Quick Releua
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with apeclal adjustable
caitera hlch permit of
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''lji i. j.i.iai.iw
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A Washer that that will suit you bocauso 60,000 Houswives use it overy
Monday. A Washer that is famous for what it DOES. There is no better
Washer made for your service It Is simple, strong and
durable. Wash03 and wrings by power. 4 great models
attaches to any olectrlc light socket guaranteed.
Two Ynlunblo Books FREE
Two complete books of formulas on
washing and dry cleaning, call anu
get those,
NORTH PLATTE LIGHT &
POWER CO.
Ball Game Sunday.
Tho Lexington ball team will bo
hero Sunday for a game with the
local players, and members of tho
motor transport corps, who will bo
In camp at tho park will be guests of
the management.
A very Interesting game Is antici
pated, as tho two teams are said to
bo evenly matched
Church of Onr Sarionr Episcopal. s
Order of divine services for Sun
day, August 3d.
Holy communion 7:30 a. m.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Holy Communion and sermon 11 n
m.
Sunday school north side chapel 3
P. m.
R. O. MACKINTOSH, Rector.
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NORTH PLATTE Si
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.!
Cow Brand
row nnAND
The Best Flour
Made in
the Best Town
in
Western Nebraska
A Home Product Used by
all Home People.
INCORPORATED 1887.
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 building or purchase of homes for the people of
North Platte. If you are interested, the -officers of this
Assoeiation will render every assistance and show you how
easy it is to acquire your own home.
T. C. PATTERSON, BESSIE F. SALISBURY,
President. Secretary.