For Your
From Condensed Milk to Cereal . Food
Baby foods form a very important part in a Unit; storo's stock or
equipment. There are a great many baby foods on the mar
ked, some of them applicable as direct foods with sustaining
value of their own. Othors intended to modify other foods or
to modify cow's milk. Coreal foods, too. ' We carry most every
thing in the line of baby foods or milk modifiers. Everything in
cereal compounds, canned milks, milk sugar. Buy such things
here for opportunity of selection in getting just what you want
for freshness which is guaranteed by our frequent turn-over and
price always fair. -
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GUMMERE-DENT DRUG CO.
DR. 0. H. CRESSLER.
Graduate Dentist
Office over the McDonald
State Bunk.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Frank Strollberg, of Blrdwood, left
Tuesday for Stanton, Jeb., to attend
a Duroc Jersey hog sale.
For Sale Piano, cheap if taken at
once. Call at 321 east Second
street. 6-4
The Evening Bridge Club was en
tertained Wednesday evening by Dr.
and Mrs. Harry E. Mitchell.
Mrs. John Day returned Wednesday
night from a visit with her daughter
Mrs. Cody Boal in Greeley, Col.
Lost Cameo pin Monday evening,
between 203 west Second street and
102 south Locust. Return to Dixon's
Mr. and Mrs. Tim O'Keefe and
children went to Kearney yesterday
morning whero they will visit relatives
for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Colonel Owens, of
Ocden, arrived in town Wednesday,
having been called here by, thp death j
of Mr. Owens' mother. i
Taffeta Dresses for Spring are cs-i
pecially good and our stock was never j
more complete than now, do not tail
to see them. E. T. TRAMP & SONS.
Mrs. E. F. Secberger entertained
the Bridge Luncheon Club Tuesday
afternoon and the following afternoon
entertained a score of ladies at bridge.
Robt. -L. Homer and Eva Bolle
Town, both of Gothenburg, were united
in marriage by Rev. A. C. Hull Wed
nesday. To whom are you going to sell your
Hay and Grain? The Harrington Mer
cantile Co. will offer the highest
prices. G4tf
The meeting night of the Commun
ity Chorus has been changed from,
Wednesday to Monday evening. The
next rehearsal will be held Monday
evening 'of next week .
Special Kettle rendered lard. Brod
beck's Meat Market. SCtf
Gothenburg and North Platto will
vie for honors in a biisket ball game
at the Franklin auditorium this even
ing. From here the Gothenburg team
will go to Sutherland to play tomor
row night.
Word has beon received of the birth
of a boy to Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Carey
of Omaha and a girl baby to Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Gorham of Grand Island.
The mothers are sisters and wore
former North Platte girls the Misses
eJffers.
Elsewhere is published an ordinance
under which the limits of the city
are considerably extended and en
larged. Our population may not roach
ton thousand as enumerated, but we
cover tho territory and have the peoplu
of that sized town.
A. II. Turpen, who lives ten miles
northeast of town, sold his ranch last
year and on February 19th will sell off
his 165 head of cattle, horses and ma
chinery. Ho has purchased a resi
dence property in town and will be
come a resident.
Ranges .Majestic, Steel Malleable
Acorn and other makes, $20.00 to
$45.00. New Vernls Marten and brass
beds $15.00 to $40.00. Second hand
beds from $3.00 up All kinds of house
furnishings. Buy now at last year's
iprlces. ECHELBERY,
6-G 104 East Front.
On a card written from El Contro.
Cal., O. II . Thoolecko says: "Fifty
feet below sea level but I don't feel
the "moisture." Across the border at
Mexicalo one needs a diver's suit to
keep dry, but no one wears them.
Great country; plenty of money."
For Sale A cornet, phone 257 or
call at 714 west Fourth.
Fifteen Spanish War Veterans and
their wives spent a delightful evening
Tuesday as the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Moody. The event Avas
In celebration of tho wedding anni
versary of Mr. and Mrs. Moody and
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Tucker. The
veterans revamped war stories that
were entertaining to each other as
well as to the ladles and other feat
ures made tho evening enjoyable. A
three-course lunch was served.
For Sale
Cobs, $2.00 per load while they Inst.
You haul them. A. A. Mnrr, Phone
794F13. 7-2
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.Margaret Anglln.
That sterling American actress
Margaret Anglln, never falls to in
spire her audlenco with tho keenest
admiration for her art, but It is
doubtful if for a long time she has
had a play quite as interesting as
"The Woman of Bronzo" which will
bo seen hero at the Keith theatre on
Wednesday, Fobr. 11th.
Just at present the theater is top
heavy with what Is known as tho In
genue star, many of them forced blos
soms in process of development, whose
principal radiance. Is rellected in the
electrics which flash their names in
front of the theater. Therefore!, Miss
Anglln with her splendidly developed
art, her wonderful technique and Iter
8ure-ty of expression must always bo
particularly delightful, and in tho role
of Vivinn Hunt in "The Woninn of
Bronze" she has the opportunity of
which she avails herself to the fullest
to demonstrate her splendid powers
as an emotional actress. That she
possesses wonderful artistic ability
has been proven by the fnct that she
takes her present role which tho au
thors have drawn from a somewhat
theatrical angle, and Infuses it with
the depth and sincerity that eliminates
all original suggeston of artificiality
and presents a real, living, breathing,
storm-tossed woman.
"Tho Woman of Bronze" presents
tho "eternal triangle" and tho story
it tells Is one that hns been duplicated
in life, mnny, -many times, and the
play possesses many, many scones
that have great dramntic effect. Many
of the best known critics have said
that Miss Anglln's artistic sincerity
her keen intellectual sympathy with
characters, lifts the play above the
theatrical, and is proof .of her really
splendid gifts.
A very excellent company has been
engaged to support Miss Angjln In her
new play, among whom may? bo men
tioned Fred Eric, who has been her
leading man for a number of seasons.
Langdon Bruce, Sydnoy Nather, Wal
ter Connelly. Harriet Sterling, Sally
Williams, Marlon Barney, and several
other well known players.
Twentieth Century Chili.
The Twentieth Century Club will
meet with Mrs. M. E. Scott, 220 west
Second street on Tuesday, evening,
February 10th. Mrs. J. G. Beeler and
Mrs. W. E. Starr will assist the hos
tess.
The program under the leadership
of Mrs. Ralph North will consist of
the fourth and fifth lessons on Citizen
ship. Members are requested to
come prepared to take part in the
lessons.
Mrs. Stanley Orr, Press Cor.
' 'Is vf I vi." t wem
It Fays to Bale the
aril
ragni
THE hay market is always favorable for
the man whose product shows up in
trim, clean-cut, convenient-sized bales.
International Hay Presses make that kind of
bales. They run by horse, motor or belt power.
They have capacities of 6 to 30 Ions a day.
One and two-horse presses do excellent work on small
crops. Both types have the same efficient toggle joint,
the same type of plunger head, roller tucker, bale ten
sion, hopper and feed tabid. The bed reach is only
four inches high horses do not stumble over it.
The International motor press is a two-in-one ma
chine. It is a very fast, convenient and substantial
baler. Its 6-H. P. kerosene engine can be disconnected
from the bale chamber bed and used as a portable
power plant.
The big capacity, all-steel power press is made for
custom work and large crops.
With International hay presses you buy International
service. This service is especially valuable to the hay
grower, whose product must be handled swiftly and
seasonably.
One of these types of Internationale is going to please
and satisfy you. Let us show you that one.
Derryberry & Forbes Implement Co, Inc.,
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Clierkfng up Enumerators.
The work of checking up the cen
sus enumerators and ferreting out
all actual residents has been in prog
ress this week and it is expected that
this work will be completed by to
morrow ovenlng. Tho committees
who are making tho canvass are mak
ing tho work as thorough as possible
tho city having boon divided into
small districts and a committee ap
portioned to each district. So far
several hundred not found by the e-
numerators have been turned In as
additions to their lists.
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AT THE SUN
Tuesday & Wednesday.
IF you want an up-to-date range.
If you want a better cooker. If
you want a range that has all the
modern conveniences a range that
is economical durable dependable
beautiful and simple. If you
want a three-in-one range at the
cost of an ordinary one-fuel cooker,
come in and let us demonstrate the
Simplex Universal Combination
Range to you.
1 combination
Lr ang e
No parts to change no danger of
mistakes. A simple twist of the
wrist changes from coal or wood to
gas. The Universal burns coal or
wood and gas separately or at the
same time just as you wish. It
keeps your kitchen cool in summer
and warm in winter. It is just the
range for the up-to-date home and
housewife. Let us show it to you.
You incur no obligations. Come in
today.
The Quality Store
AltK YOU A CONSTANT
ItKADKlt Or THK II. & S. AUKN
1 CY MONTHLY MJMiKTIN?
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MRS. CHARLIE CHAPLIN
MILDRED HARRIS in
"HOME"
A six reel Lois Weber
Production.
Afternoon Matihee's
If so. you will notice an error In
spoiling on ono of tho pages of tho
JfeuFuriry ist issue. '
Now the nrst one minureii scnooi
children who detect this error will
each be given a lead pencil if thoy will
call at the office of the H. & a.
Agency in tho Urodbeck bidding,
bringing with them a copy of bulletin
and pointing out the error. Good for
Saturday, February 7th, only.
REMEMBER If you aro in tho mar
ket for a homo, Ae lime thorn. Or If
you are looking for a farm to move
onto March 1st, wo have tlium. We
also writo ALL KINDS of insurance
TUB II. & S. AGENCY.
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Investigating Selling Prices
Tho county chairman of the Nebras
ka Economy campaign, has been re
quested to Investigate the selling
price of oysters In North Platto. I his
Is tho ilrst of a series of Investigations
that will bo ordered mado as to the
selling price of commodities, it Is
understood tho selling price of meats
will be reported next. These reports
are made to the state fair price com
missioner who will determine
whether the retail prices In North
Platte are sufficiently high as to come
under the provisions ol the Lever act
relative to profiteering. The Lover
act as amended Inst October provides
a weapon against profiteering in
wearing apparel, fuel, food stuffs and
machinery.
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-Wrestling .Match a Draw
After Hobby Hylund of this city nnd
Georgo Kinney, of Spalding had
wrestled for two hours at the fire
men's hall Wednesday evening with
out either getting a fall, tho event was
called a draw by Referee Hastings.
Tho work of both men was active from
start to finish; there was no stalling
and it was withal a contest that the.
spectators really enjoyed. Thirty
minutes after tho match began, By
lund suffered a broken rib, but this
did not seem to effect his work to
any degree though it caused him con
siderable pain.
Homo Talent I'laj
When Friday ovenlng, Feb. 20th.
Where Franklin Auditorium.
What Play entitled "Engaged by
Wednesday."
By Whom Tho NIcaflgeo Camp
Fire Girls assisted by others.
Prico of Tickets U5 cents and GO
cents, which includes war tax.
IteSMents Take Own Itlsk
Tho residents of North Platto will
lie hold responsible for snow In front
of their homes and places of business
as all sidewalks should havo beon
cleared by this time. Arrest will fol
low reports of tho violation of this
ordlnnnco. CHIEF OF POLICE.
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.Morning Glory FJaur
$:5.75 for 48 lb. sack. McGovern &
Stack. Phone 80. Free delivery 8tf
Christian Church.
Bible school at 9:45 a. in.
Preaching at 11:00 a. in., subject
"The1 Vine and Its Branches."
Preaching at 7:'.50 p. m., subject
"Tho .Healing of a Leper."
.There is "ail interesting bible school
class for overy age and a cordial wol
como awaits all who como.
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Mrs. J. II. Curry left this morning
for St. Paul, Neb., where for a week
or so she will visit her mother, who
is in poor hcalh.
For Salo or Vi section good hill
land W miles from town; fair Im
provements; 70 ncrea broke; 00 acres
hay land. Will tal&e a clear houso in
town as part pay. For further In
formation call 700F41. 8-2
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SOCIAL ACTIVIT1K&
Ash Wednosdny, the bogjnnlng of
ho Lenten season, comes February 18.
As usual there is much social activity
proqsdlng thlo forty days of sack
cloth and asheB. Next Monday ovon
lng tho-Cathollc GlrjR will-glvo their
annual dlinco at tho K. C. hall, tho
following evoning tho SpasSsh War
Vote-ran will glvo their sixth annual
ball, and Thursday evening tho Ma
chinists' Union hold their annual ball.
In addition to those, many lessor
functions aro planhed for next we.ek.
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JIKKKFOIll) KlJWiS FOlt SALK.
Roglstorod Hereford Bulls for salo
On Lincoln Highway, six miles cast of
North Platto.
7-0 .1. A. JACKSON.
New Spring Oxfords
The New SPRING OXFORDS are here and
what superb style and character footwear
designers have acheived. You must see
the Shoe Market's Oxfords for spring to
fully realize what's what in footwear.
Oxfords in patent brown
an black kid leathers,
High Louis, military, one
inch walking heels and
the new Baby French
heel, styles of the hour priced right compare.
$6.50 to $12.00.
WE DO SHOE REPAIRING.
"HOE iyARKET
AVES YOU E'ONEY ON SHOES.
Office phone 241. Res. phone 217
L. C . DROS T.
Osteopathic Physician.
Horth PJatU1, - Nebraska.
Knights of Columbus Building.
JO JrsL
We Buy and Sell
in our Prices.
THE HARRINGTON MER. CO
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