LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mi Elate Humilton will arrive to-1
At The Sun, Tuesday and Wednesday
morrow from Denver to begin hor'
seaaoti m trimmer at tho McVIcker ,
Millinory.- I
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Nellon, of Bool-;
Albert Capellarvi Pxoductiois,Iic.
MATINEES.
us, who had bean called hero by tho i
death of Neila RnisniUKson, returned '
ssmeiii
homo yestorday. ,
Lost Large Brooch Shrlno pin, be
tween my residence and Masonic hall.
Howard for return. J. F. Clabaugh, i
.inn v atli 11.0 1
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The Great
AMERICAN
Letfus follow his precepts
100 per cent pure.
Everything for Men and Boys.
DR. 0. H. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Office over the JMcDonald
State Bunk. '
LOCAL ASP PERSONAL j
Miss Bertha Stebbins has resigned
her position as clerk at the Hub.
There will bo a special meeting of
the Westminister Guild this evening
at the homo of Mrs. J. H. Curry.
Mrs. L .C .McGraw resumed her
jlluties at the Whittaker Millinery yes
terday, after a two months' vacation.
Miss Edna Moeck will arrive the last
of the week from St. Joe to spend an
other season as trimmer in the Hub
Millinery department.
See the $G0.00 to $90.00 tray of dia
monds at Dixon's.
The Mothers' Club will meet this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Austin. Mrs. Sylvester Friend, of Den
ver, will bo the guest of the club.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fonda leave this
evening for a protracted visit in Port
land, Ore.
Miss Bessie Graham returned Fri
day from a short visit with friends
in Bayard.
All new .spring shades shown in
georgetta blouses, all very reasonably
priced. E. T. Tramp & Sons.
Joe Schatz will go to Fremont this
evening to attend the state conven
tion of retail jewelers.
E. T. Tramp and Arthur returned
the last of the week from Chicago
where they had been buying new fix
tures for their stores. Enrouto homo
they stopped at Fremont to attend the
convention of retail merchants.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will meet in the
church parlor Thursday afternoon en
tertained by Mesdamos Curry, Morroll
and Hart. Mrs. Perritt's Sunday
school class will hold a Parcel Post
Sale in connection with this meeting.
For Sale Steel Eight-foot wind
mill and new tower, 4-inch cylinder
and piping. Inquire of It. McFarland
east end of 14th street. 10-2
Utility Batteries.
Batteries like Automobiles are being improved. Some
makes of Automobiles improve; some do not. Same in the
Battery Line.
UTILITY BATTERIES, like some Automobiles, step
out far in the lead of all others.
UTILITY BATTERIES are no higher price than most
others, but so far advanced in service and durability that
all other batteries are out classed.
UTILITY BATTERIES can be charged as high as six
times the normal charging rate without injury.
UTILITY BATTERIES can be overcharged for long
period without harm.
UTILITY BATTERIES take charge quicker than any
other. '
UTILITY BATTERIES relieve SO per cent of Genera
tor troubles due to taking charge easily.
Attention, Auto Owners,
All winter roads have been bad and many cars have
been laid away and likewise your battery has lost its
charge and many in that condition will never again build
up and you are going to be called to get a new battery.
UTILITY BATTERIES have an Iron Clad Guarantee,
free replacement for one year, other do not.
UTILITY BATTERIES the second year are replaced
on a sliding monthly exchange basis.
We are from this date equipping all new Nash Cars
with UTILITY BATTERIES.
COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU THIS WONDER
FUL UTILITY BATTERY.
J. S. DAVIS AUTO CO
Mrs. Abblo McVickor returned Sun
day from a mouth's vacation at her
home in Denver to resume her dutton
as manngor of tho McVIcker Millinery.
W. L. Hlchards has been spending
tho past week In Omaha on business
for tho U. of L. K. and expects to re
main there two or three weeks longer.
Dixon'9 grind their own lenses'.
Miss Bernice Peck anil Miss Lowe,
who accompanied the Kearney basket
bn!l team as rooters at the Knmo Sat
urday evening, remained over tho week
end as guests of frionds In town.
s carpet warp has advanced In
prices I am obliged to raise prices of
work. Bugs 75c and 05c; carpets per
yard, 55c. Call at .'iOS So. Walnut or
phone lied 975. 11-4
U A. Zontmeyer who was expected
to return from California this week
will not bo ablo to do so as illness in
the family prevents his leaving them
at this time.
The Swedish Mission will meet next
Friday evening, the 20th, at 7:30 p. ra.
at the Peoples' Mission church. We
will have our usual meeting and hope
to have a largo attendance. Come
ono and all.
F L. Temple, of Lexington, has ac
cepted tho secretaryship of the local
Fidelity Reserve office and cntored
upon his new work yesterday. Mr.
Temple will move his family here as
soon as a residence can bo secured.
Let Dixon's sight specialist care for
your eyes. Ills work Is guaranteed.
Tho losing side in the Elks' pool
tournament will banquet tho winners
Friday evening at tho Elks' homo.
Steward Kennedy will have super
vision over tho preparations for tho
banquet.
A card recoived at this office from
Miss TfUo Blankenburg says thai
she is gaining in weight and hoaltli
and thoroughly enjoying tho delight
ful weather and fho linu scenery
which abounds in southern California.
r' By xIane Murfih
Would You Lie After
You look the Oath
cm the Bible?
Would ' Y6u . Bare
Your Soul, y and
Sacrifice s Your
Good cName'l'for
some One
Loved?
You
1 SlielruUv- Hve vhole truth and iv6Qvin( tub the bulk
This is the summons that this
Girl answered- Could You
Answer it?
Wait First See!
This forceful. llcart-Story
featuring "The Cameo Girl" in
a drama that is stirring the
town to its depths.
James Balding and Mary Kirkput-
rick were married yesterday after
noon by Judge Woodhurst. The parties
H,ve seventeen miles northwest of
Paxton and had come to North Platte
to have tho ceremony performed. The
groom is one of Uncle Sam's ex-service
men.
Harvey R. Florom and Gertrude
Keogh, both of Curtis were united in
marriage by Judge Woodhurst Satur
day, and tho same day tho Judge said
the words which Joined in matrimony
Harold L. Hamilton of Trumbull, Nob.,
and Evelyn Bush of this city.
' T. C. Patterson who' has been spend
ing six weeks In California, loft for
homo yestorday. Ho comes here to
look after land contracts which conio
due March first, and after these uro
attended to ho will return to Califor
nia to continue his visit for a couple
of months.
The very best of service that wo
can give your eyes and an up to date
stylo of frame will mako your glasses
from our office not only a benefit but
a pleasure to wear. We have n stylo
for every face and grind our own
lenses. Dixon & Son, sight special
ists.
C. T. Whelan went to Broken Dow
last night to look over a good roads
project preparatory to filing a bid for
tho grading work. From Broken Bow
ho will go to Lincoln to flguro on
other work. Tho project at Broken
Bow calls for handling nbout twico
tho amount of dirt us tho North Platto;
Sutherland project.
Wo aro making a specialty of Wash
ington Cream plo for Washington's
Blrthdny. BA ICE-RITE BAKERY.,
Scott & Son havo completed har
vesting 400 tons of Ico on thoir lako
at tho South Platto river, filling the
first unit of a series of ico houses
which they will from year to year
erect. It Is their intontlon to ulti
mately build sufficient fitorago capac
ity to supply tho needs of tho city.
They havo purchased a Ford truck
with which to mako deliveries next
summer. Tho Ico harvested Is of a
very oxcollent quality.
Sunday lllg Pny for Lutherans.
Sunday proved to be another "Red
letter day" to the Luthoran congreg
ation. It came as a climnx to a week
of great things. A splendid chiss of
twenty-one young people wore receiv
ed into the church by the solemn rite
of confirmation. It was truly Im
pressive sight to see those young
people come to the altar In public con
fession of their faith and afterwards
receivo tho Sacrament of tho Holy
Communion. The Sacrament of Bap
tism was administered to eight in
fants. Thero was also a class of four
teen adults received into t,ho church,
innklng thirty-five for tho day.
Tlio Sacrament of the Holy Com
munion was administered at both tho
morning and evening services, about
200 partaking thereof.
At tho evening service the pnstor
preached the pre-Lonten messago on
"Tho Blessed Season of Lent." Tho
choir sang "God so Loved the World"
by Ambrose.
At both services tho Lenten Calcn-
dors wero distributed announcing
three series of special messages Sun
day morning and evening and Wednes
day nights. Tho themo for tho six
Wednesday night services is "Prayer"
and tho first will bo delivered tomor
row night at eight o'clock r"The Place
of Prayer in the Christian Life."
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Card of Tliniiks.
Wo wish to thank tho neighbors
and friends for their kindness and
sympathy, also for tho beautiful floral
gifts, extended to us at tho death of
our beloved husband and father.
MRS. NEILS RASMUSSEN
AND CHILDREN.
For Sale.
Soven room houuo and two lots,
house- all modern oxcupt bout; lmrn
and garage; ono lot In fruit trer. In
qulro at Tho Tribune. 9-4
' "Flo Flo."
John Cort is bringing FLO-FLO, his
sensational musical comedy hit to tho
Keith theatre Friday, Feb. 27th.
With its "perfect ISO" chorus, come
dy dancers, lilting lyrics and magni
flcont fashion parades -of which there
aro throe FLO-FLO has hold the In
terest of Now York theatre-goers
moro firmly than any other musical
play of tho year.
Tho plot or FLO-FLO, which is tho
work of Fred Do Grossac, concerns
tho lovo affair of Angelina Stokes,
daugh'tor of a match-making mother,
who wishes to marry her only child
to an undoubtedly, but not openly,
bogus Count. The mother has ordered
her daughter's trousseau of Moshor
and Simpson, proprietors of the Bride
Shop, to whom Angelina's sweetheart
has applied for a position, which Is
Immediately given him on the strength
of Simpson's ncqunlntanco with tho
young man's fathor. There Angollna,
who arrives for a fitting, accompanied
by tho Count and hor mother, meets
her childhood sweetheart. Sho Is dis
covered in tho young man's arms by
hor mother, who ordors Mosher and
Simpson to dlschargo him immediately.
Billy, tho young man, bolng dis
charged and parted from Angollna,
falls for tho wiles of Flo-Flo, tho
beautiful and shapoly model of tha
Brldo Shop. Angollna discovers them
in each othor's arms and Is heart
broken. But hor wedding to tho falso
Count is not to bo, for ho Is unmasked
and Billy and Angollna aro reunited
thru tho JntrlguoB of Pinky and Aloy
bIoub, tho "Sherlock Holmos and Wat
son" of tho play.
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Dixon -will put nn EdlBon In your
home on tho payment plan.
Among those who attended the IC
C. initiation and banquet at Grand Is
lnnd Sunday wero Joe, Arthur, Frank
and Chnrles Nolan, P. H. Sullivan,
Robort Sullivan and Jack Nonis.
A cold wave passed north and cast
or us Sunday and at some points zero
weather was experienced 'while in
North Platto it was mild. Weather
Observer Shilling anticipates pleasant
weather for this week regular ba
nana bolt weather, he sayB.
Dr. H. C. Brock. Dentist. X-Ray
Diagnosis. Reynolds Bldg. Phono 148
The woman tho world worships is
sho whose lovo for her man or her
child is so great that in it sho loses
solf. "Tho Turning Point," a romance
of glorious womanhood, written by nn
author who understands woman
hood, Robort W. Chambers, will bo tho
feature attraction nt Itho Crystal to
night and tomorrow. Tho picture
beautiful, 'twill mako your heart
strings sing.
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FOR SALK.
Just the place for ono wishing to
come to sunny Florida on tho benutl
rul SV. John's river. 21 acres; 9
acres In grovo, balance timber. Fino
seven room completely furnished
house with bath Fully equipped
farm with tho necessary live stock
and buildings. Can grow nnythlng
suited to this cllmnto. Good hunting
and fishing. Two gasollno launchos
ono 8 passenger and ono 4 passonger,
and ono row boat. Steamer from
Jacksonville, Fin., throo times a week
stops at our place. Prico $30,0Q0 00
F. SWEATLAND, Ovvnor.
, ASTOR, FLORIDA.
Baptist Missionary socloty meets
Thursday of this week at tho church.
Topic, "Alaska;" leador Mrs. Hull;
hostosscs Mrs. Browning Jones, Smith
and Hayes.
You Bhould havo an Edison In your
homo. Dixon will sell you ono on pay
ments. ;
I'rfvute Sale.
I will soil at private salo 4G head of
cattle; 2 cows ono Jorsoy nnd ono
Shorthorn coming fresh; 15 yearling
calves, 28 heifers coming two years,
4 head of horses, 3 colts and farm Im
plements. Call at 412 oast Front
street or write me nt General, pollv
ery. C. SODICOTT. 9-4
WASH OUT YOUR
MOUTH
When you first got up In the morning,
your tonguo is slimy nnd coated and
your mouth has a bad tastu. Rinse
It out with OUR ANTISEPTIC (SOLU
TIONS. Dlluto wtth water and clear
out your nostrils away back Into your
throat. RInso itho mouth out uftor
smoking to mako it again sweet nnd
clean and freo from tho taint qf
tobacco. Uso this solution ns a gar
glo for soro throat Swallow a Httlo
if you wIbIi and It will help your In
digestion, and don't forget Its value
diluted as a wash for soros, cuts,
bruises and burns.
Gummere-Dent Drug Co.
PUBLIC SAJLjE
I will offer at Public Salo at tho Old Stock Yards Barn on
Saturday, February 21, '20
Commencing at 12 O'clock Sharp
50 Head of Cattle
Cow", heifers, coming two year old BtoorB and ono Registered Hero
ford Bull, ono grado bull ono year old.
25 Horses and Mules
15 head of them mares, aro woll broke, hordes havo been fed grain all
winter, ready to go to work, no old horses, 2 good saddle horses; 5
yearling mules; balance aro two year old colts.
47 Head of Hogs
Ono sow and nino pigs, ono sow and six pigs, 10 brood sows, 20 suoats.
Farm Machinery
Ono wagon and rack, X grain wagon good as now, two sets of work
harness, ono slnglo harness and other nrtlclos too numerous to mon
tion, TKJLUS OF SAL 12 All Bums of $20 and undor cash, over $20 six
months tlmo will bo glvon on bankable notos bearing 10 per cent in
terest from date of salo.
CASPER RAUCH
II. M. J01IANSEN, Auctioneer.
C. P1ELSTICKKK, Clerk.
