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Special Diamonds
Dinner Ring
Dinner Ring
Man's Ring
Solitaire
Solitaire
Solitaire
Solitaire
Fancy Platinum
Fancy Platinum
Fancy Platinum
Fancy Platinum
Men's Ruby Rings
Fancy Engraved
Fancy Engraved
"Fancy Engraved
Fancy Engraved
Fancy Engraved
Emblem Ring
Emblem Ring
Emblem Ring
PEARL HEADS $1.00 to
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Jlxon & Son, Sight Specialists.
Mrs. J. V. Morrlman, of Moorcroft,
Wyo., is tho guost of her mother, 'Mrs.
Johanna McGraw and will remain un
til aftor tho holidays. t
Wanted Liberty bonds at market
prlco. Louls(Llpshitz.
A pool tournament will opou at tho
Elks' homo tomorrow evening between
teams captained by II. It. Dickey and
Dr" W. T. Prltchard.
Beautiful silk pajamas would nmlco
a wondorful presont. Edwards-Uoy-nolds
Co. ' 9G-4
Trains No. 3 and 10, and tho second
section of through coast trains that
woro pulled out of sorvlco ton days
ago, liavo been ro-Instatod.
, Christmas trees at McMlchaol's ijroS
eery.
Mrs. J. A. Flachor arrived from Lar
amlo Monday morning to spend sovoral
'weeks with hor father, B. F. Robison,
and family before leaving for hor fu
tiiro homo In California.
Packard and Bond Pianos at Walker
Music Co.
BryanStogal, who holds a position
with tho Chicago olTlco of tho Bur
TdughB Adding Machlno Co., nrrlved
homo today to spend Christmas with
his parents.
Beautiful silk pajamas would mako
a wondorful prosont. Edwards-Roy-nold
Co. 9G-1
.The county commissioners mot In
rogufar weokly sosaloii yestorday, but
transacted only routlno buslnoss.
Chairman Koch signed about 800 war
rants that had been drawn In fuvor of
clerks and Judges of elecvtlon.
tNothlng over $2.00 on table No. 2 at
tho. Stylo Shop.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Patterson tuut
row to visit MIrb Until Pnttnrorm .... 1 '""u") lHinuuH. i uaieruay was un
. tTaffor onPoio nd th? naturally
Will loavo for Cnllfnrnlii f
wintor.
A watch from Dixon's will bo sure to
' pleaso. Thoy aro guaranteed.
Aftor a ton-day visit In town, Major
" and Mrs. Fred Wurtello will return to
... morrow to tho Wost Point military
ttcadomy. Major Wurtollo oxpocts to
Tocelvo IiIb Ulschargo from tho sorvlco
January first.
pood looking and careful clorkB to
aBBlat you in "selecting "Ills Xmas
Olft." HARRY SAMUELSON,
Mon's and Boys' Outflttor.
1 By, reason ot troublo from tho rocont
show iitorms, and with a particularly
- troublesome stretch between Luramlo
and Rawlins, freight traffic from tho
? wost Ib Bomowhat light, much of tho
' . ;lyiBlnoa boing dlvortcd to tho Denver
e ...anil Rio Grando at Ogdon.
' illrschfold'B, tho storo of practical
'A gifts for mon. 04-C
Methodist ladlos will hold their Xmas
bazaar noxt Thursday afternoon, Do-
s,'C combor 18, nt Malonoy'a storo. Dona-
t , 'Uoris aro to bo sont to Mrs. Hartman's
or .o tho Btoro by 1 o'clock. Thoro
wll bo on Bale, aproiiB, rugs, fancy
work otc.
Dixon & Son, Sight Specialists.
Wo aro now ready to show a fine
lino of Pianos and Phonographs, hav
ing had our storo romodoled with
Bound proof rooms. If you want n
piano or phonograph for Christmas, wo
invite you to come and see our lino.
Walkor Muelo Co.
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Dixon's Store is filled with Suggestions.
$ 85.00
65.00
175.00
18.00
75.00
1200.00
50.00
$50.00
75.00.
135.00
200.00
$ 8.00
12.00
18.00
22.00
25.00
18.00
20.00
22.00
$75.00
Cordova Leather
Ladies' Purse $32.00
Ladies' Purse 25.00
Ladies' Purse 20.00
Ladies' Purse 18.00
Ladies' Purse , 15.00
Ladies' Purse 10.00
Men's Purse 12.00
Men's purse i 10.00
Men's Purse 8.00
Men's Purse 5.00
Men's Purse 3.00
Other odd pieces of the finest leather
made $3,00 to $30.00
See our New Framed Parch
ment Motos.
Dutch Silver $2 to $25.00.
Make it a Dixon Xmas.
1XOR, The Jeweler.
ainny Useful GUV for the Jtcul Boy.
Hockoy caps, shoes, mackinaws,
suits, overcoats, very modoratoly
priced.
HARRY SAMUELSON,
Men's and Boys' Outfitter.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson, of
Mead, spout Saturday with" friends In
town.
.-Has Ik; n Waldomar watch chain?
$00, Dixon's line.
Mrs. Woodcox and daughter Helen,
of Lowollon, wore tho guests of frlonds
In town Frlduy.
Xmn8 candles and nuts at Mc
Mlchaol's grocory.
Mr. and Mrs. Qrover Crano roturnod
Monday to their homo In Oshkosh af
ter, spending the weok end at tho E.
R. Tlunimor homo.
; Cameo broochos aro al tho rago now
days. Wo havo thorn1. Austin's.
Ladlos' and gonts' rings, all kinds, let
us show you. Austin's.
For Salo Largo Radiant Home hard
coal Btovo. Phono Black 140. 95-4
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Brooks ontor
talned tho office forco at tho Brooks
studio at a bobsled party Sunday af
tornoou. Havo you tried grocory order No. 1
at McMtehaol's grocory?
Tho Boptlst Missionary socloty will
meet Thursday of this week with Mrs.
Burton, 103 east Eighth street. Host
ossos will bo Mosdamos Stryson.
Breeze, Phelps and Burton. Topic,
Latin Amorlca, with Mrs. Mustard as
leader.
Evorythlng for tho motorist that
will mako his Christmas a happy ono.
Edwards-RoynoldB Co. 9G-4
Tho business secton took on Its old
form last evening, and it was a delight
. to soo tho storos opon and tho streets
i crowded with shoppors and moving
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'nU til IlltllVllltj UllDIIIUMn UtlOK yUO-
loruay ana last evening.
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The. Gift of Sentiment mid Sense.
Thoro's a world of meaning in a
gift ot gloves, a porsonnl touch like
tho handclasp of frlonds. $1.50 to $G.50.
HARRY SAMUELSON,
Mon's and Boys' Outflttor.
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Why not ono of tho beautiful wrist
watches at Dixon's.
Lpgnl Notice.
Ebor H. Smith, Claud C. Smith, Exn
Hazol Smith, Lots Ono and Two in
Block 7 of Poniston's Addition to tho
City of North Platto, Nobraska, and all
porsons claiming any Intorost of any
kind in said real estato or any part
thoroof, dofondnnts, will tako notlco
that on tho Gth day ot Soptembor, 1919,
Allco O. Colo, plaintiff, filed hor peti
tion in tho District Court of Lincoln
County, Nobraska, agalnat Bald do-
fondants, tho object and prayor of
which aro to obtain a docroo of said
Court quiotlng and confirming wild
plaintiff's titlo to tho nbovo doscrlbod
rcnl estato and to enjoin oach and nil
of Bald dofcudanta and all porsons
claiming any intorost of any, kind In
snld premises from assorting any In
terest' tlioroln ad verso to Bald plain
tiff, '
You nnd each of you aro required to
answer said potltlon on or boforo tho
2Gth day of January, 1920.
ALICE O. COLE, Plaintiff.
By HOAGLAND & HOAGLAND and
E. E. Carr. Hor AttomoyB. dlGJ9
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Owing to tho illness of his clerk,
Judge "Woodhurst is about the busiest
man in North Platto and ho dnnsn't
oven tako time to go out for a ncc
lunch. It will bo soveral day be
foro Mfss Wossburg will be iiblo to
return to work in tho office.
Tho fabrics used in Manhattan
Shirts aro positively not obtainable In
other makes. Wo aro exclusive deal
ors for North Platto. Edwards-Reynolds
Co. 9G-4
Shop at Dixon's jowelry store.
I 'STORE' I THE
1m5 tti a r2J
il THOUSAND M
GJFTS
HOSIERY.
Silk hosiery in all the new and pop
lar shades at per pair $1.50 to $3.50.
Lisle hosiery, very good quality, at
per pair, G5c to 75c.
' GLOVES.
Kid gloves in the best shades at $2.25
to $4.75
Imported French kid gloves. Win
ter silk gloves per pair $1.95.
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anihrrair Beautiful blouses $4.75 to $47.50 nW.fyrcTn iv as breakfast caps, purses, baby
vSLJJ Silk pajnmn SuItes' the latest c J tllinSs- toys. camisoles, pillows.
Watch our Windows. We help you select your gifts.
You. Special arranged tables full o! beautiful gifts.
Table No. 1. Table No. 2.
Nothing over $1. Nothing over $2.
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Wrist Watches
Elgin, gold filled $30.00
Elgin, gold filled 32.00
Elgin, gold filled , 35.00
Elgin, gold filled 40.00
Elgin, solid gold 50.00
Hampden, gold filled 25.00
Hampden, gold filled 30.00
Hempden, gold filled 35.00
Swiss, extra quality 110.00
Swiss, extra quality 60.00
Watches of all grades at reasonable
prices.
Men's Watches
Elgin $15.00 to $60.00
Hamilton $30.00 to $75.00
Ball $35.00 to $87.50
lngersols $3.25 to $15.00
Swiss $5.00 to $50.00
Wadsworth cases 12, 16 and 18 size.
Parlion Ivory
FOR SALE.
New modern house, oak finish, corn
er location, with very little expense
couiu oo made into a double houso.
Rent from half would mako goodly
payments on property. Priced at
cost of construction.. Phono. Red 834
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Mako it a Dixon Xmas.
Tho fabrics used in
Manhattnn
Shirts aro positively not obtainable in
other makes. Wo are exclusive deal -
ers for North Platte. Edwards-Rey-
nolds Co. 9G4
XMAS
A Store iul of
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Plain or fancy with embroidery or
dainty lace edging at
10c to 75c
Handkerchiefs' in fancy boxes, 1 to 6
in a box, at 50c to $1.50
Crepe de chine handkerchiefs,, in
plain or fancy colors, at 25c and up.
CAPS AND SETS.
Children's knitted cap and cape and
scarf sets, assorted colors, $75c to $2J)0
Silk teddies $2.95 to $17.00
Camisoles $1.50 to $5.50
Silk gowns $G.OO to $19.50
Silk petticoats$8.50 to $10.00
Washable satin petticoats
$7.50 to $15.00
Vanity Pair vests $2.50 to $3.50
Vanity Fair Pettibockers
$9.50 to $10.50
Stop ins $0.00 to $9.50
Nainsook gowns $2.25 to $0.00
Japanese house robes $15.00
Negligees $25.00 to $32.50
Crepe de chine combing Jack
$8.50
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"DO IT TODAY."
Red Cross Christmas seals are on
salo In every nook and corner of the
United States. Those seals arc sold to
finance tho campaign against tuborcu
losls In tho country. Of every dollar
received from tho sale of Hed Cross
Christmas seals, 91.7 per cent remains
In the state where- tho seals aro sold,
for the benefit of tho organized antl
lui orcuioBiB cumim.su m umt uii.
Out of the remaining 8.3 per cont, the
expenso8 of running tho campaign aro
first deducted, and whatever Is loft Is
then divided between the American
Red Cross and tho National Tubercu
losis Association. Tho Red Cross
CJhrlBtmas seal campaign is not for tho
purposo of financing tho work of the
American Red Cross or its Chapters.
It is for tho purposo of financing tho
National Tuberculosis Association, the
various state tuuercuiosis associations:
and the one tho.uand or moro local i
anti-tuberculosis associations. The
Red Cross Christmas Seal issued in
1908 by the American Red Cross has
been Issued In tho namo of tho Rod
Cross slnco that date. In March, 191 9,
tho American Red Cross ugreed to al-
low tno National Tuuercuiosis asso -
elation to use its name aim umuium un
tho usual Christmas seal. This year1
tho Red Cross seal Is a Tuberculosis j
Seal. Those who buy it are support
ing tuberculosis work in their own
communities. To support tho pro
grams of work outlined In tho forty
eight states and insular possessions
for 1920 in such a manner that results
in the saving of thousands of lives may
be effected, the sale of at least G50,
000,000 Red Cross Seals at ono cont
each must bo realized. Tuberculosis
can be suppressed. Tho Red Cross
Seal offers an opportunity for wid
ows' mites or tho rich man's thous
ands. Tho Twentieth Century Club is
striving to dispose of North Platto's
quota of 100.000 seals. Oo your share
today. MRS. STANLEY ORR,
Press Correspondent.
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Card of Thanks.
In this manner wo desire to thank
the school children and our kind
friends and neighbors for the' beauti
ful Jlowers, and for the sympathy, ex
tended us in the loss of our dear son
and brother Bart, We thank Rev.
Stevens and Rev. Hess for their words
of comfort, also tho singers and
thoso who through their many acts of
kindness have helped Us to bear our
sorrow.
Signed: Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Hardin,
Alfred .Hardin, Artie Hardin, Emery
Hardin, Marlon Hardin.
FOR SALE. "
Three room house and corner lot;
house has largo pantry and clothes
closet, pantry largo enough to be
made Into a bath room If desired . Lot
has plenty of largo shade trees and
good cow barn on It Can give pos
session at once. Call nt 221 south
Walnut street or phone Red 310. 976
SLACK SALEPOS'JTONEI).
Tho Colorado Dispersion Salo of
Herefords to have been held at Hol
yoke, Colo., has been postponed until
further notice due to the lack of" train
service resulting from tho recent se-
vera storm.
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1 Fine linen handkerchiefs with a
neat colored border Is tho correct
style now. Edwards-Reynolds Co. ,9G-4
SPECIAL
useful Presents.
itiimoNS
Shower bows 75c to . $1.50
Ribbon garment hangers, as
sorted colors at $1.00 to $1.50
Fancy ribbon garters, assort
ed colors and patterns at
$2.50 to $4.50
Ribbon rose buds, violet bo
quets of ribbons, small flowers
and buds made of ribbon, Xmas
ribbons.
NnvplMna mrwln -" vil.l... i.
Plenty of sales people to take care of
Table No. 3.
Gifts over $2.
FIltST AXXUAL
CLEARANCE SALE
Up to date lighting fixtures and Il
luminating glass ware, what could bo
more In keeping with the Christmas
Time, bo moro delightful or glvo tho
family moro joy than a nice up to tho
minuto lighting fixtures In Flemish or
Brush Brass?
Tho evenings are long, and ho
amusements, which Is bound to glvo
j vmi n,,v nf .,, 1n n,nv n,nm b
you plenty of time to enjoy them.
Mother would be pleased; besides it
will add beauty as well as Increaso tho
value of your homo.
So for one weok commencing Mon
day, December 15, 10 o'cock and end
ing Saturday, December 20th JUST
ONE WEEK I will give 20 per cont
off on all of my spondld line of light
ing fixtures. Remember tho quality of
thoso nxturoa is the best.
Evcry customCr will rcceivo a llttlo
souvonlr free T'
Wo th,s opportunity ' to wish
you a Merry Christmas and a' Happy
0w Year.
TnB pqrtER ELECTRIC COMPANY,
(Formerly tho Electric Shop.)
Clu Locust. Phono 240. General Hos-
, pitnj Building.
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A Xmas present with Dixon's seal of
quality.
BUY
THAT BOY A
SUIT or an
OVERCOAT,
Special values have been
prepared for holiday shop
pers $11.85
is the special reduced price
for
Boys Woolen Suits.
Heavy weight in the latest
models, newest shades and
best patterns. Trousers
lined throughout.
HIRSCHFELD
The Store of Practical Gifts
For Boys.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
Marinello preparations toilet wat
ers, Mary Garden perfumes, sanitary
hairbrushes, imported powder puffs,
manicure tools, cosmetic containers.
MIDDIES.
All wool, red or white, trimmed at
$8.50.
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