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Judge WoodhUMt Saturday united AHMY TKAN'SI'ORT KEACHES
in-marriage Will-Perkins, of Edgar, '- " ' CITTKHJE BAY L.
Neb., and Miss Fern Wllmont, of Des
Molnes,Iowa.
Mr3 0. E. DarraclouKh Is expected
to nrrive tomorrow from
Crystal
Tonight and Tomorrow
Alice Brady
IN
JHER GREAT CHANCE'
Though even his patient
father gave him up she took
'Her Great Chance" with
him.
i
I Will Attend. 0. A. IN Encampment, f , Mr. and Mrs. OdoSobaetlan, of Lob-
4rrt .nr. ana jure. j. t;, mans, juugo una Appwppi u.ru ku" viu
r.tra .t: h. ItnsiPlrtnil. Mr. nnrt m. J.tE. Sebastian this weak whilo enrouto
armv truck train enroiito Iro'io Elliott, Mr. and Mrs W C. Dow-fiomo from t.he east. Thoy aro mak
XtSSKS lnB2 " and Dr. MariUmcs aro among ng the . trip . I .yuto. Mr Sebastian
Tha
tVonlilniitnn in (tin pnnat nrrtVi
city at five o'clock Sunday aitor- ""''v . U"VJU , ".
. . ... .. i.Au.i iifitinnnl oAcncnnmont to be held at
Cal for a visit with her parent,, Mr. TUny was dSTu fid Colwubtm. bhlb.' beginning September
and Mrs. Cha. Sluder. . bctwoen Lexicon and Gothon- -
turnpil Sundav from Cheyenne and I roads the convoy was compelled to
Denver. MIhs Viola has spent the past spend Saturday night In Gothenburg
was associated with J. E. in business
in this city seven years ago-.
-Trainmaster Shclvcr cxpects'ito go
to Laramie tonight to attend the
monthly "safety 'Jlrst meeting of the
Hyoming division.
Advance showlngvof new fall waists,
Russian blouse and poplin effects, etc.
at" BLOCK'S. " '"J 1
I h'nt. Oriklln Ordered Hack.
Lieut. Coiiicliii and mtii, vho have
three weeks with her brother in Qhey-; instead of arriving here at two o'clock betn In town for two months in charge
enno. (Saturday afternoon, me train aipp- l l" ......t, ..w.
, fc , , ,An ped Friday night in Lexington, and all tnins-cuntincnful nlrplanc flight, haw
Do you believe -In good, clear t B WM tb ln 'flghtlnR been ordered to return to Fort Omaha.1,
wnoicHome oniuruinuiiu.. cu ht.vnn that Diaco and Gothen- Tli. gasoline anu juoricnnis iaKcr. 10.
up your bolior uy seeing ine uiuie willow Island as tho loca- the landing field vre returned tne
Scout." Keith theatre, Wednesday and Z t um dealers yesterday and Lieut .ConkHn
Thursday. ' i,,.t rrun nnnrntwl bv thfe Good- will probably leave coJay. . This would
John LcMaster says it is Jut one year and Firestone tire companies ar- indicate that the proposed ocean to
darn thing after another. Just at ' rived hero Saturday evening' as did ocean flight has been abandoned.
present ho Is nursing a broken thumb two Auto car trucks. Included in' the ::o::
sustained Saturday while working Goodyear outfit was an Immense truck IlliiHtratcd History of the otinty.
around a latho. carrying the Goodyear band. This , Mr anu- jirs a. H. Guthrie arrived
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Beauchamp wont
to Sterling Sunday.
The Rcxall handles tho goods. tf
Wm. Nelson snent Sunday with
frlcuds in Sutherland.
Frank Hoxlo of Ogalalla, spent the
week end in town with his family.
Canaries For Sale Mrs. DIedrich,
corner Third and Dewey. G8-2p
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Yates returned Sun
day from a few days visit in Storling,
Townscnd Dent has accepted n po
sition -with tho Gummere-Dcnt Drug
sQo.
Always try Tho Rexall first, it
payB.
SDarroll Hcaloy, left yesterday for
Bonvcr to visit friends for several
weeks.
Mrs. D A. Russell has returned from
Omaha -where sho visited friends for
several days.
When ln North Platte stop at the
Now Hotel Palace and Cafe. You will
bp treated well. 58tf
'j. E. Sebastian spent tho latter part
of 'laBt week ln Omaha, where he was
called on business.
Robin Taylor returned Sunday from
Wray, Colorado, where ho spent two
weeks visiting his paronts
..Saturday Judgo Woodhu-st married
Miss Jcannetto M. Stone and Mr. Thos.
Ci Wright, both of this city.
TKodaks and Alms at the Rcxall.
Mrs. Edith Gantt returned Sunday
from Croston, Iowa, whre she attend-
cdtho wedding of nor son Robert. j
ijWhat is tho greatest chance, you
ovor took? See Alice Brady at tho
Crystal tonight in "Her Great, Chance."
Mrs. Rose Garrison and two ckll
drcn returned Sunday from a two
weeks visit with friends in Paxton.
Hoyt Slmthers and family loft Sun
day for Peru whero they will Bpond a
coiuple of 'Weeks visiting theold home
Cantcdn' bags'! ' oWust received a
now shipment. Dixon, tho Puallty
Jowoler.
Miss Phoebe Rogers and Vorls F
Curtis .wero married Saturday by
Judge Wpodhurst. Both aro ro'sldents
ofilJiiBj.olty.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schatz and
daughter Edwlna came up from Oma'
Wanted-A girl for general house collont organization gave two bp , ,, Sunday and expect to make
work. Phono Red D33. 59tf.
Art Curtis, who returned homo last
week, having received his discharge
from tho navy after a year's service,
has resumed his former position at the
Star clothing house.
Every summer light voile and ging
ham dress now on sale at actual cost
and less. Ono lot of gingham and
voile dresses, yaluo to $10.00, special
ly priced at $4.98, at BLOCK'S.
Shu Fly aud spray at the Rexall.
Mrs. Haul, Miss Mary Hasl, Miss
Florence Suber and Miss Florence
Benson, of Omaha, are guests of Miss
Mario Martini, of this city, and will
remain for Bevoral weeks.
Miss Fern Watts returned Saturday
from a two weeks' viit with friends
in Ft Morgan and Denver. Misa Faye
Elder, who had acompanicd her went
to Wallaco for this week.
Speaking ntoout speedyou want to
sco "The Roaring Road" that great
plcturo of speed at thbTKclth Saturday.
It's a plcturo play for everyone who
owns, rides, drives, likes ot wants art
automobile,
The Rexall handles "the goods. ' tf
Just received a shipment direct from
tho New York market of the now trl-
colotte, also georgette trlcotlnos and
screes in all shades mado up In the
vory newest fall 191.9 models and arc
now on display at BLOCK'S
Miss Bess Munson, advance agent for
tho Standard Chautauqua Circuit, was
hero yesterday making arrangements
for this year s Chautauqua, which, will
bo hold during tho week of August 11
to 16.
Did you sco the new hair combs on
display ln Dixon's window? Some
vory now patterns.
Dr. H. C. Brock. Dentist. X-Ray
Diagnosis. Reynolds Bldg. Phone 148
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Powers and chll
dren and Mr. and Mrs. John Wertz, all
of Trenton, Neb., wore guests of Mr.
and Mrs. N. E. Crosby Sunday and
yesterday while enroute on a western
Lauto trip. i.y
H. Dixon & Sou. Sljfht Specialists.
James M. El Moyle, father of Mrs. J
A. Doucet, ot this city, died this morn
Ing as a result of sunstroke con
traded while Bwlmmlng Ho was 73
years of ago. Tho remains will be sent
to Denver for burial.
AlwayB try Tho Rexall, first, It
pays. tf
Judge Woodhurst joined In marriage
predated concerts at tho court house ,u.iP i,nme. hum for the next year. Mr,
ruirk Saturday, and Sunday evenings f'.iii.ri. onmns hnrn for the nurnose
before big audleffccs. In addition to tf siting out an Illustrated history or
these trucks there also arrived Siitur- j.u-oin county, having issued hlstor
day attornoon Captain Murphy, a re- i, nf number of Nebraska counties
crultlng officer, two officers of the en- t)0t navo Been highly satisfactory to
ginecrlng corps anu iiev. ur. jonn- t!u, pi.0pi0 Lincoln county is rich
stone, these men traveling ln light Jn hietorlc Interest, and tho writer
roadsters. Rev. Dr. Johnston made am!nvH hv Mr. Otithrln to securo tho
two addresses at tho court house park ,jata onc Who is accustomed to that
Saturday and Sunday evenings, on the cjasfl m WOrk and therefore capable
subject of the need of good roads. of Dro(jucing an accurate history. The
The arrival of the train was- an-uwn vninmon will ho m-ofusely lllus-
nounccd by a prolonged whistle at .,.,.,,,1 w h. McDonnld and The
tle water plant, and the streets were qiriDUno editor will lend such asslst-
lined with hundreds or cars ana
thousands of spectators. The train
entered the city over tho Lincoln
highway, down Dowey to Front, west
to Locust and thence to the city park.
Eight trucks containing tho engineer-
Inc corps did not arrive untu ten
o'clock at night, and with this corps
came Colonol McCluro. Tno delay oi
theso trucks was due to tho big re
pair shop truck going through a
bridge or culvert east of Maxwell, and
a stop was necessary to extricate the
truck and repair tho damago to tne
fridge.
Upon arrival at the city pant tne
train at once went Into camp, and
during tho evening was visited by hun
dreds who drove ovor in cars. .Mem
bers of tho corps wero gratified to
find upon arrival at tho park that tho
Knl'jhts of Columbus had established
a canteen there and. ice cream and
lemonade was served throughout the
ovonlnc to the tired and warm men.
MemberB of tho local lodge served the
refreshments and Co officers and men
aliko this courtesy on tho part of
the Knights of Columbus was like an
oasis ln tho desert and thoy. cerltaJnly
partook freely, of the lemonade and
cream.
About 9:30 the big three million
candle searchlight was brought over
from the city park and statlonoa at
tho corner of Fourth and Dowey and
for a half hour or so was opereatcd,
ance as thby can ln fnaking" tho tjooke
complete and accurate.
j : Jo: :
"CUT THE HIGH COST OF CALICO"
Wo have 3000 yards of Light and
dark !H$ Inch percale -worth today 40c
per yard. On sale all day Saturday
August 9th, at 23c per yard.
59-2 THE HUB.
G. A. It. Encampment.
G. A. R. National Encampment will
be hold at Columbus, Ohio, Spetember
7th to 13th. 1919.
Tickets will bo on sale August 15
good to return in 60 days. Stop overs
will be allowed going and returning,
Tho fare from North Platte and return
will be $23.44. To entitle you to tne
cent a mile rate you must belong to
tho G. A. R., W. R. C. Sons or daugn
tors of Veterans or some allied organ
lzatton.
Certificates must be procured from
Post Adiutant. Official train will
leave Omaha via Northwestern Sept. 7
6:00 p. in., arrive ln Columbus 6 p. m
next day.
Tho Sons of Veterans will have ac
tlvo charge of Headquarters train.
This will be a delightful and patrl
otic trip. Let me know if you are go-
Inc. J. E. EVANS,
Post Adjutant
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Never Forget North Platte.
7. . . . ,i.n J i ) UlcillUl WilUiO Vu ,
throwing wonacriui r.enetraung a nevtr forget the
far-reaching light along tho streets . b hood In a letter to
ha Saturday for a visit at the Will ! Saturday Miss Myrtlo Arthur, ago 25,
Stack homo. of North Platte, and Lafo S. Youiik.
Miss Allco Hoagland returned Fri-ingo 20, of Dunbar, West Virginia, and
uaY, roin .St. Louis whero alio spent. MIbs Anita Engleheart, ngo 19, and Er
thqipast two months with tho Chas.j Erllo T. Frazler, ago 39, both of Jules
Herrod family. burg.
1 :
II I li 1 1 Hli WPPIiiF
town of their boyhood.
The Tribune, Will Baker, now or now
York City, writes that he had tho
pleasuro pf meeting ln that city Cap
tain Frances, who wag due to leavp on
his transcontinental airplane trip Aug
ust first, but whoso plane was wreck
ed bv a storm and the trip delayed
Mr. Baker saw Captain Frances rgain
two days beforo he was to have lert
on his fllKht. and told the Captain that
lie was certain a royal welcome
awaited him at North Platte, tho only
ston to bo mado on the flight Mr.
Dakar ndds: "Captain Frances is do
ing me the honor of adding two letters
to the few ho Is carrying across the
continent. He will bring a letter of
introduction to Mayor Streltz and to
Tho Tribune. I know ou will prize
tho letter as one of the few carried
and into tho sky. The exhibition or
this searchlight proved highly inter
esting to tho dense throng 'which
crowdjsdtbo streets.
Thefaolay in the arrival Of thetruln
disarranged to a great extent the pr6
gram which had been prepared.
However, when Colonel McCluro ar
rived at ten o'clock Sunday night he
was net by Mayor Rtroltz and the
commlitee and ln behalf of the city
wna presented a floral key by Mrs.
Streitz. Colonel McOlure gracefully
ucknowledced this courtesy and prom
ised to have the key, photographed
and keep the photograph as a memoir
of tho trip.
It was tho Intention to resume the
trin yostorday morning, but Colonel
McCluro concluded to give tho men a
rest aim inereioru uio couia junmmuu . . lnn trln nrrnqj thp
in camp yesterday, leaving for tho west on the first airplane trip aerona tne
early this morning
"smooth
as a ,
Mirror
LET US PROVE THIS TO YOU
Nobody wants to drive or own a shabby looking car, but most of us
balk at the cost and lay up of a shop job.
And we fear wc will make a mess of the job doing it, ourselves.
Very well then visit our Chi-Namel Department and wc will brush
6omc Chi-Namel on a piece
of ordinary cardboard, You
watch it level out as smooth
as glass. Then write your
name In the wet surface
With a tooth pick or match
and watch it fevel out
smooth again.
It is the moit wonderful and
interesting test, you ever
saw and proof poitivc that
Chi-Niwet Tjifl level out
smooth and glossy on your
cur no matter how you put
it on.
Then again it 1
beautiful and high
, ity auto and tarril
on earth.
Absolutely waterproof, lelf
leveling and durable.
---Will not crack or check
from heat, cold, weather,
wator or vibration.
Does not nuickly lose, iu
gloss like ordinary varnishes
but stays bright for a long
time.
Visit us today and learn
for what a trifling cost you
can drive a brand new look
ing car with Chi-Namel.
unr HUSHED CAR
Put your car in condition vourtelf It's
ey. A qurt of Chi-Namel Auto Color
Finish .will do a latRC car. Yu need no
skill t6 produce a at!ny-mooth surface
beccusf the Chinese Oil in Chi-Namel is
selMovolInf, all brush marks disappear
ing bjtfgje it "sets". One coat is usually
cnouohr-and it is heat proof, wate
pnjof," weather proof, nor affected by
dust or hard travel.
VISIT YOUR NEAREST
CHI-NAMEL STORE
The accommodating dealerwill prove how
' simple the job and demonstrate the other
Chi-N.lnicl finishes for other parts of the
csr-T-tQps, radiators, woodwork and
bright metal parti.
V THE OHIO VARNISH CO., CLEVELAND, O.
most
(mai
lt, finish
Tho army truck train comprises Uio
following: Flvo passenger cars, thlr-ty-flvo
trucks, all of tho army typo,
two ambulances, six motorcycles, two
tank trucks, two kitchen trailers, two
water tank trucks, ono onglneer shop
truck and onc searchlight truck. Tech
nical personnel from the motor trans
port corps, englncor corps, medical
corps, flold artillery and air service
are making tho Journey.
Thoro aro two main purposes ln
staging this run. First, it is to dem
onstrate tho stragetio valuo and gon-
oral utility of tho truck for army pur
poses. It must be remobercd that be
foro the Mexican expedition tho army
placed its wholo reliance in tho niulo,
and cvon up to this day tho army of
ficials aro not strictly solid on tho
trunk. Secondly, the tour Is ton-
ducted as an advertising medium for
tho good roads movement. Thero is
another secondary object, that of so
curing mon for tho Motor, Transport
Corps.
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Just received a shipment direct from
tho New York market of tho new trl
oolette, also georgette trlcotlnos and
aartrao Itt nil uti u ilaa ii nil- tn 1 1 U
very newest full 1910' mo'tlels and arc
now on display at I1l,QCK'S.
Don't overlook your lust chanro of
aeelajg Fred Stono ln "Under the Top,"
the jfreat circus story. Keith tonight
: :o: :
Ustrny 'otli'e
Estrayed July 29th from the farm
of Dave Llndermuth, near Bignell. one
aorroll horse, 5 years old, weight 1 1 00,
tripe in face, wire cut on right lilnd
foot. Anyone having information of
animal phone 2481, Maxwell, or ml
tireas Dave Llndermuth. Maxwell. ,"9-3
American continent
Mr. Baker says the talk In Now York
is that tho airplane flight will be made
about August first, and that It has not
been wholly abandoned.
::o::
Cut tho High Cost of Living
Barcains In second hand furniture
ranges, stoves and household nrtlcles,
Seo our low prices on men's anu Doys
Shoes. ECHULilitiiKY,
49-G 104 east Front
: :o:
All of our wash skirts, also all of
lour fancy silk skirts aro now going
at actual cost and less while they last.
BLOCK'S,
Tho agency for the Reo pleasure
cars and trucks Is now ln tho hands" of
C. Harold d'Ayes, 615-21 north Pino
street. As tho cars and trucks havo
clven cood "satisfaction, Mr. d'Ayes
expects that many now cars will bo
added to Uio largo number already
sold in Lincoln county.
GUARANTEED NOT TO BREAK
Notice io Crodiiors.
Betate No. 187-1 of Albert Coolldge, de
ceased, tit the County Court of Lin
coln County, Nebraska.
The State of Nebraska, ss. Creditors
of aald estate will take notice that thn
time limited for presentation and flllns
olatms against the said eBtate is no-
comber fith, 1919, and for settlement
of said eatate Is August 1st. 1920; that
I will Bit at the county court room In
said county, on September' 5th, 1919,
at 10 o'clock a. m. and on December
pth, 1919, at 10 o'clock a. m to re
ceive, examine, hear, allow, or ad
just all claims aad objections dulv
all. ' - '
(SWAL) "WM, H. C. WOODHURST.
a5-39 . County Jud
When In need of good
things to eat Call 212.
We receive daily Butter
nut and Kream Krust
Bread in sanitary parch
ment wrapping,
Blue Ribbon Coffee is
our leader.
WE DELIVER.
geman.
DRUG HABIT ENDS
WHEN CAUSE GOES.
Health Talk Jfo. 16, hy
DRS STATES
THE CHIROPRACTORS
Drugging for headache and tlie,
terrible nausea of bilious vomiting
snells is one of the reasons for.
hundreds being driven to Keeley institutes for
the drug cure. -
Morphine for a headache not only creates an
insane appetite, but it weakens the body against
subseuent and similar attacke.
There is only one correction for
weakness (dis-ease) and that is to
restore strength. There is only
one source of strength and that is
the brain and nerves. Adjust
ments that restore disordered
joints of the backbone to align
ment, bring normal strength to
stomach and liver and destrop the
need for drugs and the cause of
pain.
FREE If you suffer from any
form of weakness call for a free
consultation.
DRS. STATES & STATES
The P. S. C. Chiropractors.
Building and Loan Building
North riatte, - - Nebraska.
Jfcnrly a Morphine
Slave Recovers.
"I Buffered yrtih
sick headache for
ten years. I would
lay two days at a
time, unable to re
'f)iin food and thle
doctor's only remo
dy was a morphine
hyperdermic to dead
en tho pain. I
nearly becamo a
slave to tho drug.
" C h 1 r o practlc
brought an improve
ment the first few
adjustments. In a
year I was well and
have had no return
of the trouble since."
jSworn 9ta.tcm.cnt
Ask About Case
No. 3C
INCORPORATED 1887.
Mutual Building and Loan
Association,
Of North Platte, Nebraska.
RESOURCES OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
The Associatiorrhas 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.
SCHOOL OF AGR CULTURE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA
A VOCATIONAL SCHOOL.
Open to Eighth Grade Graduates. Minimum Age Limit Fifteen Yours.
NEBRASKA BOYS MAY LEARN
to be
SUCCESSFUL FARMERS: Managers of Grain and Stock Farms: Dairy
Farms or Ranches.
MANAGERS: Building Roads: Operating Tractor and Power Machln
ery: Managing an Automobile Agency or Garage.
MECHANICS: Expert in Car and Repair of Automobiles and Tractors.
NEBRASKA GIRLS MAY LEARN
to be
EFFICIENT HOME MAKERS: Skilled ln purchasing, preparing and
serving foods. Designers and makers of garments.
TEACHERS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS: In demand because of spe
cial training. Salary better than the average.. Hold a state
certificate.
MAY STUDY
Millinery, Homo Nursing, Garment Making. Clothing Values, Food
Combination, Preparation and Serving of Meals, Making Homo
Attractive.
A SHORT SCHOOL YEAR: G1 months Opens October 10, 1919. Ex
penses light. No tuition. Write for a catalog.
SHORT COURSES Auto-Tractor Course: Four weeks Opens Sep
tember 29, 1919. Students may enter any Monday thereafter.
Fee $10. Agriculture: Four Weeks Opens January 19, 1920.
Fco S4. Homo Makers Coursor Four Weeks ODens January 19.
1920. Fee S4. For girls aud women who want a practical
course in home making. For further information, address-
THE BKIXOll'AL. SCHOOL OF AGIUCULTUltE, UNIVERSITY FARM,
Lincoln. Nebraska.
vctoryMUtate fair
Our First Bitf) rf JwwT Of World War.
RE-UN!QNAgirfr VETERANS
UNQUESTIONABLY BIGGEST AND BEST FAIR EVER ATTEMPTED
LIVE STOCK SHOW OF DEEP AND DAIRY CATTLE
COUNTY AND INDIVIDUAL DISPLAYS or ASRICULTUM- .
POULTRY SMOW'APPLE SHOW MANtiFACTURIW
EXHIBIT' MACHINERY-TRACTORS SCHOOL, AND
EDUCATIONAL 0ISPLAY3 INCLUDING BOYS' ANO GIRLS'
OAROEN Xf CANNING
CLUBS
r. BEST AND CLCANE5 r ATTRACTIONS
S2GOOO PROPUCTION IN TIRSWOR US OP CATTLE OP SAINT MIHICt
Awn omu.ru; TrinitCE? ' 1 11
THREE RING' CIRCUS AUTO HArtNES5AND RUNNING
RACES
FAMILY OUTING RELAXATION DIVERSION IDEAS
VCREATOt NEBS.
i
tti
PHONE 212. .
815 NO. LOCUST.
) Stone Drug Store.