Every Automobile
Buyer
Should realize the Importance of buying r
from a dealer who understands his needs,
his requirements, a dealer who has facili
ties and organization and experience. The .
dealer is as imnortanf a factor in the con
tinuous satisfaction of car ownership as
, iuucii ciuia-, aim isivts unie uiuugui. iu str
lecting the dealer.
Why not give it some thought?
Come in and talk it over.
Dodge Brothers,
Cleveland,
Chandler Motor Cars.
LOCAL AND FEltSONAL
"Service "'Our Owners"
North Platte.Neb.
Telephone No. 844 6th and Locust,
Call and sec the new Chandler Sedan
and Coupe.
DR. 0. H. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Office ovr tha McDonald
Stats Bunk.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Joo C. frjentls
SU-3
A glrl'lmby was born Friday to Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Hirschfeld.
Buttennilk made frorn pastuerized
cream, North Platte Creamery.
Mrs. Carl Hermanson, of Bachus, is
visiting her son Chas. Hermansen and
daughter, Mrs. Mogensen.
For Sale Belgian Hares Call ev
enings, 310 west Eighth.
Miller.
See the new line of printed Geor
gette Crepes at Wilcox Department
Store. f. ,
Mrs. C. F. Seaburg returned home
Tuesday from a ten days' visit with
relatives in the eastern part of the
state.
For Sale Soft coal heater, inquire
G03 west Tenth street of call Red
CG2. SG-3
Initiation of candidates into Ttebek
ah Lodge No. 10, I. O. O. F., has been
postponed from Friday night until the
next regular meeting.
For Sale Good 1 ton Fulton truck,
a real bargain, used about G months,
about one- third ncw.prico. J. V. Ro
migh Garage.
Mrs. Geo. Schell entertained eigh
teen young ladles at a miscellaneous
shower Tuesday evening compliment
ary to Mrs. Clifford Dorram.
For Sale Four horse power Fair
banks gas engine, good running order.
Brodbeck's Meat Market. 8Gtf;
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sinclair returned
Tuesday fom.aTvisit in Omaha. v
Chas. Lierk went to Omaha Tuesday
to spend a couple of days looking after
business matters.
1917 Maxwell touring, guaranteed to
be in good condition. For sale cheap
at the Rorr.igh Garage.
Wanted Experienced dry goods
clerk either man or woman. Wilcox
Department Store. ;
J. W. Payne loft Wednesday for In
diana where he will take treatment for
rheumatism for a month at a hot mud
resort
In order to mako more room for
other merchandise, our blankets on
sale November 8th, for as long as they
last. E..T. Tramp & Sons.
Dick Grace, of Omaha, spent Wed
nesday in town visiting with old-time Wilcox Department Store.
The bath robe blankets on Bale at'
reduced prlcos. E. T. Tramp & Sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Cokor, of Suthorlnnd,
! visited friends in town Wednosdny.
! r. Howard Yost, Dentist, Twlncm
llullriiii?. Phono !107. ' "If
I Walter EIHs, who had boon visiting
l Mrs. Ellis in Omaha, roturned homo
i Wednesday morning.
I For Salo Puro Brod Chostor White
Spring Boars. K. K. Atkinson, Brady,
Nobraska. 86-0
i J. B. Murphy and F. C. Mullay trans
1 acted business in town Wednesday
while onroute from Omaha to Alliance
i For Sale The Donogan houso at 20S
i south Sycamore Stroot. Phono Rod
IH07. . t .79tt;
j Found-jBn tlto foot blsgrounda in
,tho onsftthd city parloa Sweater and,
cap which the owner can have by call-,
1 ing on George Tekulve, at tho Tramp
shoo store, and proving proporty.
Frank Vandorhoof was tho Wednes
day guest of his cousin Ed. Vandor
hoof. Mr. Vandorhoof is president of
tjie Midwest Land and (Investment
Co. nnd ninkea his hcadqunrters in
Denver.
Nico enough for your family the
new Chandler Coupe nnd sedan. Sec
them at tho Romlgh Garage.
November weather Is proving very
changeable; for instanco Wodnosday
was a bright, pleasant day but during
the night a little rain, sleet and snow
fell, and yesterday was dark, cloudy
and chilly.
For Salo A nico now residonco pro
perty last houso on North Maple. For
prlco see L. D. McFarland, 2005 oast
4th street. Phono Red 732. 83tf
R. L. Cantlln, by reason of lack of
time to give the position tho needed
attention, has tendered his resigna
tion as secretary of the North Platto
Central Labor Union. A successor will
probably be elected at tho mooting to
bo held next Tuesday evening.
Special Homo cured bacon 35c per
pound. Brodbeck's Moat Market. tf
The soldiers arch at tho north end
of Dewey street was torn down yes
terday after an existenco of about
eighteen monthB. On this arch was
inscribed the name of every Lincoln
county boy who had entered tho ser
vice. Erected for temporary use. tho
arch had become ragged and worn
nnd somewhat of an eye sore.
Wanted Liberty bonds at. market
price. Louis Llpshltz.
The Board of directors of the Cham
ber of Commerce met Monday evening
and elected Hrtrry Dixon vice-president
and O. H. Thoolecke treasurer.
The election of a president was de
ferred until the next meeting. It was
decided to employ a permanent secre
tary and in order to secure applicants
advertisements will be inserted in
daily and trade papers.
Those new coatees are beautiful, at
Will Organize Cnntccn l'prvrs.
Mrs. W. C. Boguo, who was com
mandant of tho Rod Cross Canteen,
has boon requested by tho Contrnl
Division to organize tho Canteen Re-j
servos, and authority for such wanj
granted Wednesday by the local Red
Cross Chapter. Members of this or-1
ganizntion will, as tho namo doslg-'
nates, be composed of those who wori
affiliated with tho former Onntoon
coinimnies. The objoct of tho orKiuil-i
aatlon of tho roservos is to bp pre-1
pared to moot nny omorgoncy which
might nrlso nationally or locally
::o::
Election for Red Cross Directors.
An election for fifteen directors or
the Lincoln County Chapter of the Red
Cross will bo hold In tho southeast
corner of tho postofflco lobby from ten
in the morning; until seven in the ev
ening on Novembor 20th. According
to the rules of tho organization thirty
names havo been seloctod by a nomi
nating committee and from theso those
voting will mark on tho ballot tho fit-,
teen they wish olocted. Tho flfteon dl-'
rectors elected will In turn select tho
oxeeutivo committee of nlno, flvo
inombors of which need not bo mem
bers of tho board of directors. I
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Thirty years ago Dick was
one of North Platte's llvliest young
men.
F. B. Stevenson has sold his vulcan
izing, works on west Sixth to F. J.
Dlener and son. Mr. Stevenson will
spend the winter In Colorado where
ho recently purchased a tract of land.
For Sale Seven room house on east
Third street. All modern. Three
Isaac Deats, GOO block east Third.
Phone Red 1233. 80tf
Tho Roberts Bros. Land Co. report
tho salo 1G0 acres of table land north
east of Oshkosh to an Omaha man for
$00.00 an acre, and 160 acres of Irri
gated land near Lewellen to a Kansas
man for $235 per acre.
.Special Home cured bacon 35c per
pound. Brodbeck's Meat Market. tf
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Thompson left
Wednesday for California where they
will spend tho winter. For several
years past they havo been spending
the winters on tho Pacific coast.
Special Kettle rendered lard. Brod
beck's Meat Market. 8Gtf
Tim Sutton Found Dead. I
Tim Sutton, deputy shoriff, was,
found dond In his room at tho Coni-j
mcrclal hotol about nlno o'clock Tues
day forenoon. Indications woro that,
ho had been dead not los than flvo
hours when found. Ho had boon
troubled with kidnoy and stomnch dis
orders for some time, but ho retired
Monday evening apparently about as
well as usual. Falling to appear
Tuesday morning, an attempt was
made to awakon him, but ns no re
sponse was mado his room was enter
ed and his lifeless body found.
Tho deceased came to North Platto
from tho east flvo or six years ago,
and little Is known of his llfo other
than that his wifo died shortly before
he enmo west. It Is not known that,
he has any living relatives.
Funeral services were hold at the
Moloney chapel Wednesday afternoon.
Scott Reynolds returned Wednesday, entertained about twenty at her homo
from Lincoln where he had been visit- on west Eleventh street in honor of
ing his family. Ho was accompanied her sister, Mrs. H. F. Shadle, of Boone,
homo by Ted, who will remain here) Iowa. Mrs. Shadlo was tho recipient
until tho beginning of tho second , of a number of beautiful handker
semester at tho university. i chiefs as it was her birth anniversary.
rmon.. mifta nr ni.nrnntr m.d in- A musical program was ronderod and
dividual stylos at money saving prices tho evening was closed with art oyster
that will make you ?7.5u to $:u.uu on
any suit you buy of The Leader Msr
cantilo Co.
supper.
Queen Quality Shoes at Wilcox 'De
partment Store.
J. R. White, of Sutherland, was In
town Wednesday enroute home from
Missouri where hp had spent several
weeks putting in drainage ditches on
land ho owns. Mr. White within tho
past two years has purchased two
farms in northeastern Missouri in
what is known as the corn bolt. Land
In that section this year produced as
high as sevcnty-flvo bushels of corn
to tho acre.
For Sale 8 acres in town, $2500.
Phone Red 319. 84-4
Raupn Vroman, who recently was
released from service after nine
months spent in a hospital recovering
from a frnctured and otherwise injur
ed log, will probably enter one of tho
United States vocational schools. Tho
surgeons seem to have mado a botch
in setting nnd treating Ralph's leg,
and as a result that particular le is
about three-quarters of an inch short
er than tho other.
Call 212 for fresh groceries. Dick
Stogemann. 77tf
For Salo
320 acres, all lovol, 5 room houso
large bam, windmill and cement tank,
all fenced and cross fenced, 17 ncres
alfalfa, 100 acres more in cultivation,
daily mall route, school houso on farm,
8 mtjoa from Chugwator, Wyo., lovol
road to town, 35 miles from Nebraska
line. Prico $35.00 per acre. Will take
good town property as first payment
and carry back balance at six por cent.
WALTER WILSON,
80-2 Route 1, North Platte.
Highly Improved
640 acres tractor land located 19 miles
north of Chappell, Nob., and seven and
a half miles southwest of Oshkosh.
This land is located right In tho very
best part of the famous Chappell, Neb.,
wheat country. Soli is of tho very
bqst; it Inys almost perfect. Tho im
provements on this place are easily
worth $12,000.00. This is a money
maker for some one. Prlco $75.00 por
acre. Terms nbout one-half cash, bal
ance to suit purchaser at G per cent
Interest.
A Good Tiny
1G0 ncres located six miles from
Lodgerjolo, 'Nob. Good scjt of im
provements; 120 under cultivation; 35
acres In wheat which goes with the
place. The wheat on this place nvor
aged ovor 35 bushels per acre this
year; corn will mako about 25 bushels
per acre. , Let us show you this one.
Prlco $90.00 per aero; vory reasonable'
terms.
320 aores for and one-half miles
north of North Platte, Nob. Fair sot
of Improvements 50 acres under cul
tivation; balance hay and pasture;
considerable more on this placo can bo
broke. This is a good one for the
money. Prico $27.50 per aero; about
$5000.00 cash will handlo this; terms
to suit on balance. Will tako city
property on this up to about $2500.00.
ROBERTS BROTHERS LAND CO..
North Platte, Nobr.
Valentine, Nobr.
Schuyler, Nobr.
8G-2 ChappolI,.Nobr.
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I'etcr Itasniussen Passes A way.
Peter Rasmussen, who had been In
poor health for a year or more, passed
away early 'Wednesday morning. Tho
deceased was the father of Nels Ras
' musson. Tlirco other children also
survive Tho remains wore taken to
Boelns, Neb., yesterday for burial.
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First Lutheran Church.
Reformation Sunday. Morning wor
ship 11 o'clock, subiect, "Dr. Martin
Luther, tho Reformer." Evening wor
ship s o'clock, subject, "Big Things
Out of Little." Miss Irma Huffman
will sing at tho morning service. Sun
da hcsycol-.asoHfldflftahOfir V,bni,
day school 9:45. Strangers nnd
friends heartily wolcomo to worship
witn us. REV. C. F. KOCH, Pastor.
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For Sale A few thoroughbred
Duroc Jorsov malo nlcs. Ble stretehv
fellows. Fred Nelson, two miles west
of North Platto. 78tf
osm
Commencing, Saturd
Nov.
Forced to move I am going to close
my entire stock of Groceries at a
10
Per
Cent
HARRY C. ANDER
SON.
iriT'SYOBHSTQMAGHi
cess
B do not delay, a moment. Kldnev
troubles nro clnnccrpus That wralt
that scnldlnc. scanty, or too frequent
urination, menns dendly URIC ACID In
tho system, lleftl the Kidneys so they
tills Inslduous I'olion.
JUOVYUXS
KIDNEY & BLADDER PUIS
nro reeocniicd nstlia best remedy In tho
world for kidney diseases. They are heal
ing, nntlsep Ic nnd wonderfully effective.
Mnny baso Imitations of theso wonderful
Tills nro placed on tho market by un-
H......uud ........ .m,v .ui-i a. uvea y
" V.'"u "Url' VVOH1 SUCH
worthless Imitations. Bo suro that you
CCMiiepcnuine.&oiacvcrywherentWc
You cannot afford to neelopt it, Stnnv
nrh trnimlrtc cur.), na nt.lj.HMU
ccstlon. I fdartbuin. otc, cnuso infinite suf-
3t lives.
It i oary to have a
clear nose anri throat if
you will get one of thene
atomizers and spray the
nose and throat each
detyi , ItvilUtUl thouor
anas of- germs on their
way into the system.
Complete with Nasal
Guard $1.50.
nrlrtft ami tmr tv n tit t ,nii.HHJM M
li vn Nntnrn n iiinn nml mmi Ci...,ini.
vacation. Let J uv.
K0D0L DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
do the work. They nro of tho hlchest dl
sestlvc powert ona of their prlnclpnl In
gredients will dlcest 3.000 times In welcht of
nUiumlnotis matter. .Get Kodol Dyspepsia
Inbleis-NOT something else at nny drug
PLEASE DON'T FORGET.
1. KNOWLEDGE.
2. PATIENCE.
3. TACT.
4. CHARACTER.
5. HONESTY.
ARE FIVE OF THE PRINCIPLE QUALIFICATIONS
OF A SUCCESSFUL DRUGGIST.
WE used to think to be a druggist all one really needs
to know was to fill prescriptions.
Drug science has happily gotten away from some of the
old ideas, and MODERN PHARMACY is performed with
new ideas, THOUGHTS FOR YOUR COMFORT, MORE
CARE AND STUDY.
In other $ words expect from your druggist'
KNOWLEDGE, PATIENCE and TACT, in explaining YOUR, ,
needs. Character and patience also SHOULD mean muchm
to YOU, while being waited on. YOU may expect and bo
i r :..! l. i;r i a . -riiAM'
ilSSUIUU Ul receiving SUCIU'UUlllUUUllUMS unu IICUUIIUIU ui II iu
Mccracken drug co.
Phone No. 8.
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2 Good Stores where you get Service.
The Never Substitutors.
North Platte and Grand Island.
We deliver. mi
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SAVES rrV;:.rn MORE
FEED J te;MBAT
i V.ntk i'ii"8 FOR CATTLE
f"" OMAHA. NEBR. -nr nuni.u
Q SCUD FO
B CATALO
tariaTCTCTmmirrrinrnvQjgiai
See Display on lot east oE Herrod's Grocery.
HARRY J. VANNATTER, Local Agent.
QThe White AAAZDA Lamp
Kind to the Eyes
The comfortable, pleasing light from this new
lamp, so kind to the eyes, appeals to everyone.
It makes you feel at ease wherever they are.
More than that, the interior attractiveness of any
store, office or home will immediately be improved
by this new
EDISON MAZDA LAMP
It adds tho finishing touch to interior decoration.
Made in a china-white, tipless bulb, 50 watts only,
and can be used in any existing socket or fixture
where you now have clear lamps of 40, 50 or 00
watts. Gives a satisfying, glareless light soft
in its brilliancy.
There is no comparison with any other lamp
you have ever known. See it lighted today.
North Platte Light and Power Co.
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