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Walter E. Perkins, Eda Ann Luke and Will Archie
in scene from "Parlor, Bedroom and Bath," Keith Theatre,
Thursday, January 22.
LOCAL AJfD PERSONAL
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A girl bnby was born Monday
Mr. and Mrs. CJias. McNcal.
Chas. Kosmacck, of Brule, trans
acted business In town Wednesday.
See the new spring voiles at Wil
cox Department Store.
Mrs. John Keliher, of Maxwell,
visited with friends in town Tuesday.
Miss Julia Gleason went to Grand
Island Wednesday to visit her sister.
Dr. Morrill, Dentist, office over
Wilcox Pepartment Store.
Leo Cronen, of Sioux City, la., is
the guest of James and Joseph
'Roddy.
H. A. Lawhead was called to Okla
homa a few days ago by the death of
a brother.
Dixon's alarm clocks are guaran
teed. The Indian Card Club was entertain
ed by Mrs. J. H. Stone Wednesday
.afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Garner, of
Brady, visited with friends in town
Wednesday.
M. S. Reblmusen leaves tonight for
a visit with relatives in Kearney and
Mr.'Johfi Guynnn nnd Miss Mablo
Crab were called to l'axton Wednes
day by the death of their mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Jons Sommer, of Max
well, ,vfro In town Tuesday vlsltinx
and 'looking after business nmttors.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mttrcott
came down from Sterling yosterdny
morning to visit friends for a few
days.
A sterling silvor nut set at $42.00,
of exceptional beauty. Dixon, the
quality jowelor.
Miss Janet McDonald will ontortnin
this aftornoon complimentary to her
cousin, Mrs. Win. Daub, of Fostorin
Ohio.
W. C. Rltner loft Tuesday for Now
port, Ponnu.. whoro ho will visit old
time friends until about the first of
April.
For Sale Electric sowing machine
olactrlc iron, oIcctrlcv wnshor and a
butfeVnll iiev. j03'12ast Fifth. 1-2
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Daub, of Fos
torln, are the guosts of relatives in
town. Mrs. Daub was formorly Miss
Ruth McDonald.
! Rollmiulshment For Salu ISO acres
northwest Mcl'herson Co. Vacant
land near for additional entry. Ad
I dress XX, Tribune oftlco. 2-1
Dr. Howard Yost, Dentist, Twincin
Untitling. Phone 307. 77tf
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Frederic re
turned Wednesday from Kansas City
where they had been visiting rolntives
for the past two weeks.
Dennis Breen, who has been living
north of tho river and sold off his
personal property yesterday, will
movo to this city to make his home.
nr. H. O. Brock. Dentist. X-Ray
'Diagnosis. Reynolds Bide. Phono 148
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Nelson, living
northwest of Hershey, woro visitors
in town Wednesday, bringing down
Columbus
For Salo by owner: Smnll Bunga-1 fowls to be exhibited at tho poultry
low close in. Four Rooms and bath. ,Bllow'
Phono Red 1219. 2-2 Deputy Grand Marshall, Frank J.
' Koch, of Sidney, officiated at the in-
session of tho Tucday evening bridge 1 spallation of ollicers at Wa 'a Walla
club this week
A special meeting of tho American
Legion will be held this evening at
tho library building.
Dixon's gift store is always at your
service.
Mrs. CTlydo Cook returned Tuesday
from a week's visit in Chappell with
Airs. Homer Handlcy.
Miss Anna Hormanson went to
Grand Island Wednesday to consult a
doctor about her eyes.
A Shaffer pen will . be a life long
friend. Dixon, the jowelor.
i chapter of tho Odd Fellows last
evening.
Dixon & Son, Sight Specialists.
Little Mary Ellen Johnston return
ed to her home In Grand Island Wed
nesday, after a week's visit with her
crandnaronts. Mr. and Mrs. Lochiel
Johnston.
Tho Gothenburg basket ball team
defeated tho Sutherland team Friday
ovonine by a score of sixty-two to
eight. Tho Gothenburg Times refers
to tho game as a two-act comedy.
1 Kettlo rendered lard. Brod
hnpir'n TVTn.it Market. 86tf
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Many th6usarids of dollar' lVaVe'alreacly
been spent with us since this sale began by
wise buyers who are planning for the fu
ture.
If you have not taken advantage of oiir
wonderful bargains do not wait another
day. '
We continue to offer unrestricted choice
of our entire stock at 1
One-Filth to One-Half Off
of regular prices,
tunity pass you.
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White Coffee Cups and Saucers
20c.
Laundry Soap
4c.
Stationery
9c a box.
Ladies and Childrens Winter Under
wear
98c
Ladies Colored Fibre Silk Hose
39c.
Ladies Black Hose
13c.
Children's Black Hose
14c.
Graniteware
49c.
Palmolive Soap
8 l-3c
Outing Flannel
25c.
Curtain Scrim
17 l-2c.
O. N. T. Crochet Thread
10c.
Shoe Laces
2 pair 5c.
Clothlike Linen Writing Paper
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LOCAL AND TERSOJfAL
If your car la not working to your
satisfaction, or if It needs repairing
or general overhauling let tho Ewart
Harrlson Motor Co. put It In first,
class shape for you. 721 North Locust,
Phone 235.
Hlshop Beecher and Mr. Goring, of
Oinalm. will ho here over the wecic
end ami will launch tho natlon-wldo
campaign of the Episcopal chureli in
this district. . Both Bishop Dcecher
nnrl Air. fiorlne will spcaic on una
"subject at the eleven o'clock service
Sunday.
Misses Julia O'Nell and Viola Ole
linHtnsaus to tho P. F. F.
club at a line party at the Keith Wed
nsday evening. Following tho show
a two course lunch was served at the
Oasis.
Tho county commissioners at their
meeting Monday purchased a now 40
00 tractor made by tho Minneapolis
Machinery Co. One of the tractors
which has been in use was iruuuu m
on the deal.
Tho first rehearsal of the Commun
ity Chorus was hold at tho Franklin
auditorium Wednesday, thirty mem
bers' attending. With Mrs. Shrlyor
as tho very competent directress, the
work started off in a very satisfac
ory manner.
A delegation of eight pr ten mem
bers of tho local lire department will
lavo Monday for Scotts Bluff to attend
. i. ni r.nnvnntlon of tho stato vol-
RRociatlon. The
dates of tho convention are January
21, 22 and 2.5.
a nnviH .1. Guv Swopo, Harold
t '.,i iinrrv York. Sam Van
Doran. C M. York, Jus. Smallwood
and Wm. SimantB went to Paxton
nr.inI,.in.. fnr tho Installation Of 01-
fleers In tho Encampment branch or
tho Odd Fellows.
Mrs. E. D. Earhardt, of Cozad, who
is at an Omaha hospital, is roporiuu
. i,o in i vnrv serious condition.
m-a Trnrimriit. Is a fonnor resident
of North Platte, Mr. Earhardt having
been head baker of tno uioai uime.y
for a number of years.
Tho entertainment committee of the
B P. O. Elks will submit to tne iru-
a n nrnnnsttlon to flllisll Off tllO
third lloor of tho newer part of tho
building. This would give a roum
40x75 feet In which tho social func
tions of tho members could bo hold.
Diamonds Dixon Diamonds.
Mrs. Sylvester Parr entortnlnod at
a luncheon Tuesday, with lior mothor,
Mrs. Annio Church, und Mrri. Eliza
beth Crusen as honor guests. Table
decorations woro violets, with violet
place cards. Covers woro laid for
eight.
Wo wish to thank our many friends
and nolghbors, the fraternal ordors
and post office forco who no kindly as
sisted us and sent Jlowors during tho
long lilnosB and death of our holoved
fathnr. tho Into P. H. MoBvoy.
HIS piIILDljEN.
For Salo An eight room house and
three lots, garage and chicken houso
at 120 caBt Twolfth street, price $f.000
Also tho former Julius Mogonson
iproporty at 100 east Ninth, modern
house of nino rooms wltli closets, full
basement and entirely modern; hay
barn, smaller barn and smoko houso
on promises. Prlco $d,000. Inquire
of Georgo McKain at 100 cast Ninth
street. 1-2
Registered Shorthorn CnUIp Sale.
I.' E. Burton and Geo, .Russell will
hold a salo of high class, usoful
Shorthorns at Mnywood, Fobruary 11,
1020. v
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Houso For Salo
Strictly modorn G room houso with
garago, corner lot, on cast Fifth. 'Also
lot on woat Fifth. Apply 1002 east
Fifth or phono Red 1155.
Crystal, Saturday.
TOM MIX
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"Hell Roarin Reform"
In which Tom ropes tho boss and tho moral regonoration of a had
town. A plcturo you may havo soon before, and will want to see again
Also tho Comody
Romeos and Jolly Juliets.
Tho undersigned will sell at public auction on his placo about 12 miles
northenst of North Platlo, known a3 tho Carl McGrew farm, Sec. 8-15-29
Wednesday, Jan. 28, 1920
Commencing at 1 o'clock, tho following property, to-wlt:
41 HEAD OF CATTLE
13 head of milch cows, 5 fresh cows, 3 stock cows, 3 two year old
heifers, 4 coming 2 year old heifers, 13 coming yearlings, 6 of which
aro heifers and 7 aro steors, 5 fall calves, 1 REGISTERED WHITE
FACE BULL, COMING 4 YEARS OLD.
10 HEAD OF HORSES
Span bays, maro and gelding, 7 years old, wt. 2800; span geldings, 4
years old, wt. 2200; 1 goldlng coming 4 years old, wt. 1100; span of
smooth moutSrod mnros, wt. 2400; 1 saddlo maro; 1 colt coming 2 years
old, 1 colt coming 1 year old.
11 HEAD OF HOGS
Two brood sows nnd nine shouts weighing Uhost 100 pounds each.
1'OUJt DOXKN CHICKKNS
FARM MACHINERY !
Hay rack, walking plow, 2 harrows, hay sweop, hand corn shollor
grindstone wngon and box, buggy, liay rako, Rock Island llstor, J. D.
two rowi llstor cultivator, 2 Badger cultivators, 4 discs, C-foot McCor
mlch hay mower. 3 set of work harness, Morso & Fairbanks engine
and Jack, DoLaval No. 15 cream separator, sod plow, about 30 tons of
hay, incubator, 120 egg size, some household goods, and other articlos
too numerous to montlon.
FKKK LUXCII AT 00N
TERMS OF SALE $20 and under cash; sums over $20, olgrt months
timo will bo given on bankablo paper bearing 10 por cent Intorost from
date of salo. No property to bo removed until settled for.
ED O'JvlARA, Owner.
II. JI. .lOHANSKX, Auctioneer.
P. C. l'lGlSTICKKH, Clerk
