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HOLEPROOF
HOSIERY
, For Men and women in
silk, silk faced and lisle
soled with wear assurance
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We are making a host of
friends with these hose that
are so beautiful and wear
so well. Their long service
makes them first choice for
economy; their exquisite
colorings a delight to good
dressers.
A girl baby wnB born Wednesday to
Air. and Mrs. May, who rosldo at 108
east Eighth street.
Think "ED" when your Watch needs
repairing. Ho is nt Frator's and fixes
watchos RIGHT.
Miss Zolla Dorram has accepted a
position at tho Brooks studio during
tho Chrl8tmns rush.
At tho most opportune time comes
tho salo of furs, womon's suits nnd
coats at Tho Leador Mercantile Co.
Miss Elenor Schultz has resigned
as cashier at tho Hub and accepted n
position at tho froight house.
, Motor gloves for "him" many dif
ferent styles. Edwards Reynolds
I90., 90-4
Dr. 13. v. Thompson, returned Tuos
day from Denver whoro ho had been
spending a week visiting frionds.
100 articles and nothing over $2.00
on table No. 2 nt tho Stylo Shop.
J. C. Askwlg .returned Tuesday fr6m
Donvcr whore he sporid'sdvcral days
looking after buslnoss Interests.
Hlrschfold's, tho store of practical
gifts for men. 94-G
Guy Swope returned Tuesday from
Omnlfci where ho spent tho week end
visiting and transacting business.
When in North Plotto atop at the
New Hotel Palace and Cafo. You will
bo treated well. 58tf
Mrs. H. A. Chambers and son, of
Koystone, spent Wednesday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Coates.
It is not too lato to order magazines
for Chrlstmad presents or for your
personal reading. Mrs. P. G. Rector,
phono 537. 95-2
Silk Holeproof for Hen,
$1 and up;
Silk Holeproof for Ladies,
$1.75 and up.
THE
HIRSCHFELD
co.
The Store of Practical Gifts
for Men and Boys.
PHONE 118.
Store Hours 10 to 5.
LOCAL AJSD PERSONAL
Flmtl for Whisky Possession.
Victor J. Schuler was found guilty
yeHtorday In Judgo Trncey's court of
tho illegal possession of whisky nnd
of being drunk and was lined ono
hundred dollars and costs, tho latter
amounting to something over sixteen
dollars. Schulor, who formerly work
ed at tho Durbin garago, but quit n
month of so ago, was driving an auto
In which wns found a bottle of booze,
and a .charge of tho illegal transpor
tation of liquor wns also preferred,
but this charge could not bo mndo to
stick, otherwise tho car could havo
been confiscated.
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This year practically all of us will
bo a bit more lavish in 'giving to our
families and friends. Buy wearable
articles and whoro your monoy will
reach; at Tho Lender Morcantllo Co.
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K pry body Gets Coal.
Tho supply of coal this week is
ample to supply all applicants nt lie
fuel office, which Indeed Is fortunate
considering tho nhMsunli coin- wdnther
Yesterday tho supply oh 'band wns
such ns to warrant tho commlttoo to
fill orders In largor quantities to town
rosldonts, 1000-poUnd lots being Is
sued Instead of 500-pound lots. This
docs not mean, however, that furthor
conservation of coal is not necessary.
For some time to come tho supply will
be limited and the Hd will be kept on.
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Lost On Saturday, November 29,
bowcen tho Baker school and North
Platte, balo of binding twlno branded
Dorryborry & Forbes. Finder will
leavo at Birgo's lumber office for re
ward. W. A. Frazler. 94-2
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Thirteen Inches of Ice.
II. M. Cathers, superintendent of the
P. F. E. company, reported thirteen
Miss Redford loft Tuesday for her ; inc'ics of co on tho Union Pacific lake
homo In Missouri where she will visit east of t?wn. Mr. Cathers stated ho
W n.rn0 nnMl M.n nlfv anlinnla rn.l TCndy to begin Cutting tllO iCO
open. I
tho storo of practical
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Hirschfeld's,
gifts for men.
For Sale Radiant hard coal" stove.
516 east .Fifth. Phone Black 140.
Loren Purdy, of Sutherland, was a
business visitor in town Tuesday.
For Rent 6 room house GOO east
Fifth. Phono Black 140.
, Ernest Rincker spent Wednesday In
Kearney looking after business mat
ters. Beautiful silk pajamas would make
a wonderful present, Edwards-Reynolds
Co. 9G-4
Miss Alpha Miller, of Hershey, was
a guest this week at the M. McFarland
home.
Everything for tho motorist that
will make his Christmas a happy one.
Edwards-Reynolds Co. 9G-4
Charming mid winter trimmed hats
In our millinery department, in charge
of Miss Little, at 25 to 50 per cent be
low worth. Tho Leador Morcantllo Co.
C. E. Jones returned Tuesday from
Denver where ho had beon looking af
ter business matters for tho past
week.
Can you think of anything that will
please tho housewife more than n
piece of furniture? Maloney, has" just
tho thing sho wants.
Mrs. Chas. Dill, who had been visit
ing relatives In town for a few days,
returned to her homo in Chicago Wed
nesday. Charming mld-wlntor trimmed hats
in our millinery department, In charge
of Miss Little, at 25 to 50 per cent bo
low worth. Tho Leador Mercantile Co.
John Mackintosh returned home Sat
urday from Kearney, as the military
academy was to close on account of
the shortage of coal.
Tho fabrics used In Manhattan
Shirts nro positively not obtainable in
other makes. Wo are exclusivo deal
ers for North Platte. Edwards-Reynolds
Co. 9G-4
Conductor F. L. Lawrence has been
in a critical condition for some time
past with neuritis of tho nerves. It
was said yesterday that his chances
of recovery woro slight.
The Style Shop for useful Xmas
gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Keaton, of Red
Stone, Mont., who for the past two
weeks have beon visiting their sister.
Mrs. E. S. Davis, left Wednesday for
their new home In Denver,
It Is the substantial, enduring gifts
that will show your good judgment
PhvBiHnnn rnnnrt nnto n fw mspgland receive tho warmest appreciation
ftf tnnnslfla In tho p.lt.v .anil Rfivnrnl easoS All our Stock is made Up of gifts that
moan someuung. w. it. Aiaionoy uo.
If you aro looking for a presont forj
of scarlet fever.
This is tho year for useful Xmas
presents and tho Style Shop has
storo full of them.
but that tho railroad company was not
at present in position to furnish him
with tho necessary number of cars to
haul tho Ice from the lake to tho
houses.
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Tho evenings aro long and thoro is
no place to go. Why not got that
Patho machine, tho most perfect
phonograph made. W. R. Maloney
Co.
VsiMc A're"l)ylng.
Duo to the snow storms and extreme
cojd, weather of tho past two weeks,
thero has beon quito a loss of cnttlo
In western Nebraska, Lincoln county
stockmen being among tho losers. One
firm that is running about n thousand
head northwest of this city is reported
to have lost nearly ten per cent of the
herd, while other ranchmen havo lost'
a smaller percentage.
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uoou old winter is with us now.
Why not buy your winter blankets?
Cotton blankets are selling at $2.45,
$2.95, $3.45, $3.95, $4.45 and up. Port
wool $5.85, $G.95 and up, nnd the 100
per cont wool $12.35, $14.85 and up
at The Leader Mercantilo Co.
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Presbyterian Church.
The combined services of tho Pres
byterians and Methodists at the Pres-
terian church: Sunday school at Iff a!
m., and preaching at 11 a. m. There
will bo no evening services. Let all
members remember tho morning wor
ship and bo in their pow.
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Tho now lato arrivals of women's
coats and suits aro on sale at Tho
Leador Mercantile Co. nt a saving of
20 to 40 per cont, or a saving of $10
to $35 on any garment you buy of The
Leader Mercantile Co.
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First Lutheran Church.
Morning worship 11 o'clock, sub
ject "Tho Hallmark of Mcsslahshlp."
Special music. Sunday school at 9:45
On nccount of tho fuel situation thero
will bo no evening service.
REV. C. F. KOCH, Pastor.
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Bull
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Christmas Number
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On account of the coal conservation Drug Stores ore only open for gen
eral business from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. You can readily sec how difficult it is
to handle all of our patrons in such few hours. We urge you to do your shopp
ing at once and if you aro going to mail packages, bear in mind that many
trains have been discontinued and later mailing may mean delivery some
time in January, avoid tho rush. Do your shopping now.
"When you pay a social
debt with
1(fife2& Chocolates
you get large returns in
appreciation. Do you
owe some one a box now?
Practical Gifts
Go-$Rars J ,1 .-. , f. , . f , u , $3.25
BUM-olds $1.50 to $6.50
Box Paper 75c to $3.50
Evcrslmrp Pencil $1.00 to $5.00
Thermos Bottle $3.00 and $5.00
Lunch Kits C . . $4.00
Perfumizcr $1. to $4
Flashlights $1,35 to $2.25
Hot Water Bottle $1.25 to $3.50
Toilet Water 50c to $2.50
We have life size dolls, dressed like a
real baby. They say Mama. Each $15.
Parker Pens arc different
other self fillinc and still can he used
from any
if the
rubber barrel is broken. The lucky curve
insures a steady flow, no blotting, and always
ready to work. A most useful Chrismas gift.
$2.50 up to $10.
(SAFETY-SEALED)
FOUNTAIN PEN
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Ivory Combs, $1 to $1.50.
Ivory Hair Brushes.
Kent all Bristle Brushes $C to $12.50.
Durham Duplex Safety Razor, $1 and$3.
Auto btrop balety uazor, $5.
Gillette Safety Razor, $5.
Ever-Ready Safety Razor, $1.
Gem Safety Razor, $1. ,
Service
that
Serves
McCracken D
rug
Family Druggists.
Company
Phopp
Number
8.
HOTEL McCABE BUILDING.
NORTH PLATTE.
a' "him," save worry and time by trying
I first at Edwards-Reynolds Co. 9C-41
For Sale Largo Radiant Homo hard
coal stove. Phone Black 140. 95-4
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Full and Running Over
Our stock room is full of genuine Ford Parts. We have an assort
ment of parts that would enable us to build either a Ford passenger car
or a Ford One Ton Truck from the ground up. Then too, those parts are
Ford-made each according to its use so that they are exact dupli
cates of the original parts now in your car, and will give the same con
stant hard wear.
Our shop is equipped with up-to-the minute tools and machinery,
specially designed, so that we can properly and promptly take care of
your repair work from a minor adjustment to a complete overhaul. And
the mechanics who will do the work for you are men who understand
the Ford mechanism and who know the Ford way to do the work.
We are authorized Ford dealers; wo not only give Ford service but
we sell Ford cars and Ford One Ton Trucks as well. So, it is easy to
understand that we have more than a passing interest in your car.
Drive to our garage for Ford Parts, Ford Service or Ford Cars
Come to authorized Ford headquarters and be on the safe side of depen
dable repairs.
Ford Touring $000.
Ford Itondster $575.
Ford Sedan $875
Ford Oupolet $750.
Ford Tiack $500.
All with starter, F. O. B. Detroit.
HEND-OGIER AUTO CO.
Insist on Genulno Ford Parts
LOCAL AND PEIiSONAL
Geo. W. Diener, who for many years
lived in Plant precinct and recontly
moved to southern California, has
purchased a placo near National City
and will make his futuro homo In tho
land of -sunshine. J. K. Crow, who
lived south of town and went to Cali
fornia a short timo ago, tints also
bought a homo there.
Dr. Howard Yost, Dentist, TwJncm
Building. riiono07. 77tf
Despite tho repeated Indications of
tho Intention of President Wilson to
return tho railroads to thoir owners
Docember 30, tho boliof 'provails that
action will bo delayed If congress falls
to enact legislation boforo that dato
Tho president is (planning to send a
special mossago to congress on tho
general subject within a fow days.
Call 212 for frosh groceries. Dick
Stogemann. 77tf
For a day or two past County Clerk
Allen has been engaged in drawing
warrants for those who served as
Judges and clerks in tho primary and
constitutional election. When It is
stated-that there aro nearly eight hun
dred of thoso warrants, It will bo seen
that Clerk Allen has qulto a Job on
his hands. Chairman Koch will sign
theso warrants somo time within the
next week.
Tho French government has Issued
a booklet entitled "Tho Homeward
Bound." an eloquent trlbuto to tho
Amoricans who fought on French soil,
which has been put out ns a memorial.
Tho supply of tho booklets Is limited,
but it men of tho expeditionary force
will leavo their names with tho re
cruiting officor in room 238, federal
building, such names will bo sont to
tho recruiting officer at Omaha, who
Issues the book.
For Rent Good sleoplng room, 320)
west Front. uu-'J
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Mrs. Carpontor, of Horshoy, waa tho
guost of rlonds in town yestorday.
Special Kottlo rendorod lard. Brod
beck's Moat Markot. 86tf
Master David Wolls, of Sldnoy, vis
ited with frionds in town yestorday.
For Salo A good hard coal burnor.
Phono 1224. 95-2
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FOB SALE
My Little Six lliilck touring car In
llrst class condition at a very reason
able price, T. C. TATTEltSON, 2
liiilldlng and Loan Building. 91tf
Wanted
Middle aged woman for general
housework. Work not heavy, throo
children in family, everything mod
orn; good pay and homo for right
party. Phono or call on Mrs. J. E.
Sebastian, 911 east Second street, tf
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For Salo Sovon room modern
houso, two full lots, fruit and shade
treos, garago and other out buildings
Easy terms. 320 south Elm. C. E.
McLane. 92tf
Mrs. Agnes Tcinplo Boyer, of North
Platto, State Commander of tho Ladies
of tho Maccabees order, terminated
hor stay hero Tuesday and -left for
Grand Island, whoro sho oxpects to
remain for a fortnight and give her at
tention to tho lodge of tho ordor in that
town. Sho was In Loxlngtou a couplo
of weeks and whllo here took part in
Initiating a claBH of ton or twelve Into
tho local lodge. Sho reports tho local
lodgo In a flourishing condition and
growing in membership. Loxin'ton
Pioneer.
LOTS FOR SALE
I want to soli throo lots, location
vory deslrablo, west 12th streot. Need
tho monoy. J. W. LE MASTER . 90tf
I was theru to nuikc n sketch of
'ficr. Luncheon wuh Just over, and
she was talking to a little knot of
women. Tho llrst words I heard,
I slid quietly Into n nearby sent, werfl
-'National Biscuit," recalling plea
nntly my own tasty Uneetht Luncl
lean. J iiiccu ncr, and
ifortnhly as she spoke u
nnd ears busy. t
"Between the dark nnd daylight.
sno wns quo
bit of pause
(teems wnitlng nnd Hstenlng-
chlldron. Since they wx
things, I'vo given that hcMss
I V UV lilt
is n Tvuried
drcn'ft Hour like a feast,
tiny toddlers there
menu, sometimes Unceda Biscuit
nd milk, sometimes Graham Crnck.
rs Oatmeal Crackors or Lunch Bis
nit. This is changed on snecinl
occasions to Old Time Sugar Cook.
Newwms and, rarest of
re tinys when wo had
See cream and
pvero our VSPjZfS
thoso
n't
Chlldnffl
babies. First I had
Then, when thes
lo toddle. I itfp
no 01)0.4 'P,r
original,
inh orerit
goodness of
Unor:da Biscuit
is due to the superior materials and methods
employed in the baking. The everlasting table
goodness of U n e e d a B i s c u i t is due to security
of the In-er-seal trade mark package.
to
up la
t.
item
tea
list
loo-r
ten ti
pad of
were wu
Ilour.
went on, "aro much MwBSji
maiK. Tiiey are most lovubio
uiott tractable after they've had
something to cat. National Biscuit
thtiutieri ulwnyn begin our Cull-
ifelr
NATIONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY
cina
hour
seem
vy enough
but always
ways dainty. Bi
ns' only National
ihcult Products can be. Durlnc tha
years when my babies were growing
tip wo never missed the Chll.
droit's Hour with its tnsty feast.