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while we announce
the opening-of
our new
ELECTRIC
SERVICE
DEPARTMENT
under the direction
of
ART BAKER
a factory trained
We have a
Complete line
of
Electrical
Repair parts
for
ALL MAKES
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of
CARS.
We also specialize
in
4
Storage Batteries
and once you try
PRESTO-LITE
Midway Motor
Co.
ELECTRIC SERVICE
you will be
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The husband whc knows when his wife's BIRTHDAY or
wedding anniversary comes and carries home to her then a
beautiful gift keeps the fire of love burning. ,
LOVE is the biggest thing in life don't 'lose It; don't be
neglectful. ;
We have so many beautiful things wives would love to re
ceive. Come in and let us show them ,to you and perhaps
suggest to you what would be ajdelight to your wife.
CLINTON, The Jeweler.
Sign of the Big King
LOCAL AND PEHSONAL
Seo Uie beautiful now voiles at
Wilcox's.
C. H. Walter returned yesterday
from a business visit in Denver anil
other Colorado points.
When . in North Platte ston at the
NewVlIotel Palace and Cafo. You will
be treated well, B8tl
Pastor Stavens, of the Christian
church, spent yesterday in Coznd, at
tending a church meeting.
What makes a more beautiful gift
than silver? Seo DIXON, the Jeweler
for .suggestions.
The newest fashions in suits, coats,
dresses, blouse8 etc. are now being
shown at Block's.
We pay cash for butter and eggs.
McGovorn & Stack, phone 80. Free
delivery. , Stf
Judge Woodhurst spent a day in
Kearney tli early part of the week
visiting his son and transacting bus
iness.
Investigate the Edison, it has the
wonderful tona. DIXON, the Jeweler
The Travel and Study Club party
announced for Monday evening at the
home of Miss Graco Mooney, has been
indefinitely postponed.
Dr. Howard Yost, Dentist, Twinem
Building. Phono 807. 77tf
Mrs. Win. I law hay, Mrs. James
Hart and Mrs. T. P. Hcalcy were
hostesses to the Indian Card Club
Wednesday afternoon.
The .Rcbekah kensington which was
to hava been held this afternoon at
the homo of Mrs. M. E. Scott, lias
been indefinitely postponed.
A re-arrangement ot tho southwest
corner of tho J. S. Davis Co. garage
is being made and an installation of
a service station will iollow.
To whom are you going to sell your
Hay and Grain? The Harrington Mer
cantile Co. will offer, the highest
prices. G4tf
Robert L. Homer and Miss Eva
Towne, both of Gothenburg, yvielro
united in marriage by Rev. A. C.
Hull in tills city Wednesday.
J. E. Sebastian and members of
his family have been afflicted with
illness of a tonsilitis nature, tho ser
vices of a nurso being required.
The finest line of mien's shirts
from $1.00 to $G.50 each in North
Platto is to be found at Wilcox De
partment Store.
Supt. A. W. Woodruff returned
to Cheyenne yesterday after spend
ing several days in town on business
for the Union Pacific.
Everyone knows tho Edison's merits
Have one in your home. Wo will sell
them on tho payment plan. DIXON,
tho Jeweler.
There will ba an O. E. S. ken
sngton at tho Masonic hall this af
afternoon. All Eastern Stars and
their friends aro Invited o attend.
Tho local recrutlng office reports
five enlistments this week. Two of
tha men have been sent to barracks,
tho others will follow In a day or two .
ON VALENTINE'S DAY
Tell It With Candy!
Sentiment is best expressed on this important day with a box oi candy in their novelty
styles boxes, heart shaped and otherwise. The valentine sentiment is well expressed by
the real alTection is reciprocated by the gift because of the wonderful quality candies in
side of each pretty box. Tell it with candy on valentine's day this year. Let her know
how deeply you were thinking ot her. Show her by this means the depth of your feeling
and thus demand from her that sincere appreciation which these gifts must call for.
Love of Good Candy is Hor Love for You
The quality of our capdy is so pronounced, the purity so well expressed by taste, that each
piece is bound to be a constant reminder of your thoughttulness. Small boxes or large,
plain Or fancy.
Guminere-Dent Drug Co.
Mrs. Claudo Wilson ontrrtnined a
half dozen friends at a dinner party
Wednesday evening, tho occasion bo
ing Mr. Wilson's birth anniversary.
Maurice Powlor, of Grand Islnnd,
is spending this week in this section
attondng sales and buying such
horses as comd up to his require
ments. Lincoln's Birthday was observed as
a legal holiday, by the banks und
county offices. Pings worn? displayed
on public buildings nnd business
blocks.
Don't forget tho Dutch Auction salt
of Suits, Coats, Dresses and Skirts at
The Loader Mercantilo Co. Every
garment included in sale will bo re
duced $1.00 each day.
Miss Loy Goss arrived yesterday
from Denver for a visit with Mrs.
Claudo Wilson. Miss Goss, who is
a former resident of North Platte, is
enroute to her home in Lincoln.
1. B. Bostwick, living south of
Hershey, transacted business in town
Wednesday. Ho had just recovered
from a bad casra of llu which confined
Ulm to tho house for two weeks.
Rov. Henry Ives, who has charge
of the Episropal parish in tho ab
sence: of Rov. Mackintosh, came
down from Sidney Wednesday to con
duct the funeral services of Miss Mao
Walker.
Rev. Roland Mackintosh, of this
city, lias been visiting In western
Canada for a week or so past. Word
comes that ho has purchased an ir
rigated farm in that country, pay
ing therefore $17,700.
Lost you forget tho eighth annual
ball of th'? Women's Catholic Order
of Forresters will bo held at tho K.
C. hall next Monday evening. This
Is your last opportunity to dance be
fore Lent.
Tho annual get together banquet of
tho Chamber of Commerce will bo
hold at Uws Union Pacific dining room
this evening at 6:80 o'clock. Up to
last ovenng nearly nil of tho 1220 tick
ets had been sold.
A safo placo to buy your noxt car.
Wo aro taking orders for Dodgo cars
daily, better get yours ordered now,
as the shortage is already hero and
you will save yourself a long delay
and possibly higher price later. J. V.
ROMIGH Dealer.
Misses Mildred and Josephine Mc
Kieown entertained tho P. P. F. club
Tuesday. At tho closo of an en
joyable evening of fancy, work, ranslc
and gam(os wore given and an clabor
ato lunch wns served.
For Rent 480 acres Improved for
$200.00, or will accept tho use or n
house in town Instead of the $200.00
For sale for $15.00 per aero. Anyone
getting me n buywr gets $100.00. Ad
dross, J. F. JENSEN, Kimball,
Nebraska. 1U-2
Tho Dutch Auctlan salo at The
Leador MorcanUlo Co. offors Suits,
Coati, Dresses and Skirts in three
groups; values to $25.00 at $9.00;
values to $15.00 at $19.00; values to
$05.00 at $29.00; prices decrease
$1.00 on each garment each day.
1 - OF I
I Doe Undermuslins ' I
I ' &at Andsiy Tuesday
February
NEWEST STYLES. The very latest and prettiest styles In lingerio are
always to be found in DOVE Under-ninslins. Wo make our DOVE selec
tions from more than 2,000 DOVE styles created new each season. Some
are made in simple tailored effects'; others are' daintly trimmed with
imported laces of every kind and embroideries of the best quality. Many
have beautiful hand-embroidered designs. You can find what you like
best in DOVE Undermuslins. .
GOOD MATERIALS. Soft white nainsooks flesh-pink lustrous batis
tessubstantial cambrics good muslins delightful "Witchery" and
Plisse CrepesCrepe de Chine are tho materials DOVE Under-mus-lins
are made of.
CAREFUL WORKMANSHIP. Careful sewing, extra stitches, accurate
lit, .ample fullness, neat ironing all make DOVE Undermuslins look
and AVt'iir better than ordinary under-garments.
RE-1NFORCED ARM-HOLES. -Every DOVE garment which has, an
open arm-hole (like Corset Covers, Envelope Chemises, etc.) has an
extra shield sewn at the arm-holes as a re-inforcement. This prevents
wearing out at that point. It is an exclusive feature which you can get
only in DOVE Undermuslins.
PRICES. You'll iind it true economy to buy DOVE Under-muslins be
cause of their good wearing qualities; and we soil them at surprisingly
reasonable prices.
"DOVE Undermuslins consist of all styles of tho following garments:
Come lo Umler-m.HNlin.s Ilendquarlers now lo see our beautiful assortment.
V . .
Mr. ana Mrs. J. O. Ilolhnan enter
tained Uu employw, of tho II. & S..
Agoncy at a three course dinner
Tuesday ovening. Table decorations
were rod and white carnal lonB. After
the dinner music, games and stunts
were indulged in by tho entire party.
Cy Fox was down from Carlold
Tuesday milking arrangements to
move to tills city on March 1st. IIo
will occupy tho former Will Soulos
property on east Third street which
lie purchased last year. Mr. Fox
llrst made his appearance in Lincoln
county about 1807 when ho wns sta
tioned nt Ft. McPhcrson as a soldier.
For tho benefit of thoso that could
not get waited on Saturday wo will
continue our 2 lbs. tfreo sugar salo
Friday and Saturday, Fobr. 13 nnd 14.
Flour, fiugnr .nd potatoes not includ
ed m the $5J0 order. McMichnel's
(1 roc cry. 9-2
14th, 16th
Envelope Chemise . .. $1.(555 to $!I.2U
Night Gowns. $1.48 to $8.2
Corset Covers S.'k; to $l.fi!
Underskirts $1.(51) lo $3.'2
Rloomers 81K' lo $1.(18
Drawers aile to $1.(58
TWO ritOJMINKXT YOUNO
i'i:oi'M: ajih .mahkihd.
Miss Wllla lUiuch and auh Kelly
wero united In marrlago at nlno
o'clock Wednesday morning n't St.
Patrick's chapel by Itov. Fr. McDaid
Jn tho presence of members of tho
two families and a fow intimate
friends. Tho wedding march was
played by Miss Evangeline IJorrod,
and preceding tho ceremony Paul
Harrington sang "Avo Maria." v
Tho brido wan gowned in white
georgette with white picture hat and
carried a huge arm boquet of orchidB
ami roses. Her attendant, Miss
Cnthorlno Herrod, woro a gown of
navy blue charmeuso with a plcturo
hat to mutch nnd carried an arm bo
iuct of sweet pens and roses. Cecil
Cool, boyhood friend of tho groom
was best mnn.
Following tho ceremony an elabor
ate Bix course wedding broukfast was
served at tho Union Pacific dining
room. Tho Uiblos wero prettily dec
orated with pink and lavender Bweot
peas and pink candles in crystal can
dlo sticks.
The young couple loft on a noon
train for a two weeks' honoymoon In
Chicago and Kansas City, after which
thoy will return to North Platto to
mnko their home.
Mrs. Kelly Is the eldest duughtor
of Casper Itauch and In tho fow years
that North Platte has beou hor homo
has won for horsolf a host of friends
by her sweet and gracIoiiB ways.
Mr. Kelly is tho son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. P. Kelly. After graduating from
tho local high school ho studied a
year at tho university of Nebraska,
and for tho past two years haB been
associated with his father In tho pub
lication of tho Dally Tolograph and
in which he holds a third intorost.
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HuitK i oitn n'viis for sa lb.
Registered Ilcroford Hulls for sale
On Lincoln Highway, lx inllos oast of
North Platto.
7-C J. A. JACKSON.
and j,; 17th
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Harry Block, who returned from
Now York City tho early part of tho
Wok, says ladles' ready-to-wear gar
ments advanced twenty per cont dur
ing tho two weeks ho was in that city.
This was occasioned by an udvnnco
of llfteon per ctant in garment work
ers' wages and tho tucking on of an
additional flvo per cent by tho manu
facturers. Hangos .Majostlc, Steel Malloabio
Acorn and othor makes, $20.00 to
$45.00. Now Vemis Marten nnd brass
bods $15.00 to $40.00. Second hand
beds froni $3.00 up All kinds of houso
furnishings. Buy how at last yoar's
U'rlcos. ECHELBEIiY,
c- 104 East Front.
YourB eyes' Heed tho care of a sight
specialist. Seo DIXON & SON.
KEITH, TONIGHT.
ALBERT RAY
AND
ELINOR FAIR. 8
IN
"TIN PAN ALLEY"
a duet In pictures
Sonnott comedy
East Lynne with variations
with Ben Turpln