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SSEHOal CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
ARCH I X 4,
The Sensation of the Year.
LOCAIi AND PERSONAL
Not Just A Picture But A Great Show.
THRILLS and more THRILLS.
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION
The Famous Kentucky Blue Grass
JAZZ BAND
AND
ORCHESTRA
Street Parade Daily Concert Afternoon & Night..
PRICES Matinee ISc, 3Sc Night 25c, SOc.
DR. 0. U. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Office over the: McDonald
State Bunk.
LOCAL AND TEItSONAL
For Sale A davenport. Phone
Black 5C4. 15-2
The W. C. T. U. will meet this af
ternoon with Mrs. Moulton, 708 west
First street.
All kinds of nursery stock for sale.
R. McFarland, Box 62G, North Platte,
Neb. . 14tf
B. Dunkorley went to Torrington
Monday for the soldiers' land draw
ing. Stock cows for sale. On Lincoln
Highway; six miles east of North
Platte. J. A. Jackson. 14-3
Miss Ada Wilson, of Sutherland, is
the guest of Miss Ruth Sizemore this
week.
Married man wants position on a
farm. Address R. M. C genedal do
livery, city. 15-2
Mrs. Jos. Nolan has accepted a po
sition as bookkeeper for the J. S.
Davis Auto Co.
IHxou & Son, Sight Specialists.
Miss Effie Christ returned Sunday
from Grand Island where she spent
a few days with friends.
For Sale Electric washer and fur
niture. 418 east Fifth sltreet Phone
Black 817. H-4
R. P. Stuart of Columbus, a former
North Platto business man, spent Sat
urday and Sunday in town.
Wail paper and paint at the Rexall.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Boyd Allen camo
up from Elm Creek Sunday to spend
several days on business.
See us for wall paper, The Rexall
Store. 14tf
A banjo wall clock in mahogany at
$20.00. Good value and very up to
date. Dixon, tho jeweler.
For Sale 5 room Stucco house
with bath, on west 6th. Street. Phono
224. tf
Mrs. Goorco Rodcors left yester
day for a visit with friends in Co
lumbus, Omaha and lewa.
Mr, and Mrs. D. M. Leypoldt wont
to Hershoy, Saturday to spend a few
days with tho latter 's paronts.
The woll dressed lady.always wears
a diamond, it adds to the richness of
herdrasa., Dixon has many, beautl
furbatternd at reasonable price."'
Wo pay cash for butter and eggs.
McGovorn & Stack, phono 80. Free
delivery. 8tf
Mrs. Stevo Baldwin left tho latter
part of tho week for Callaway to
visit her son Frank and family.
Tho Rexall handles tho goods. 14tf
Wo repair Ford cars, buy, trade or
sell - them. G. W. Sutton, George
Peters. West Eighth Street. 15-4
Mrs. O'Connor, of Wallace, is vis
iting her daughter Mrs. F. P. Con-
ncally, while enrouto to California.
For Sale Old Trusty incubator,
good as now. L. D. McFarland, 1702
east Fourth. 11-C
Mrs. D. T. Qulgloy returned to
Omaha Sunday aftor a few days' visit
with her mother, Mrs . Anna Soyferth
4 Bobby Bylund loft yesterday for
St. Paul, Nebraska, whero ho will
wrestle Ed Llndenmeyer this even
ing.
W. . Hendy will ga to Omaha to
morrow to attend tho auto show and
E. N. Ogier will go down Thursday
night.
Miss Elizabeth Young returned to
day to her home in Hastings after a
short visit with her sister, Mrs. Carl
Simon.
Paul Nolan, Jack Stack and Jesse
Smith left by auto yesterday for Tor
rington, Wyo., to register in the land
drawing.
For Sale By" owner, bungalow of
four rooms, bath and basemont. Phono
Black 1219. 13-4
Mrs. Richard Owens returned Sat
urday evening from an extended visit
visit with relatives in California and
other far western states.
A Jong string of beautiful pearls
will add a lot to that new spring suit.
Dixon has a bcautifu line to show
you.
Mr. and Mrs, A. M. Scharmann
loft yesterday for Chicago whore they
will comblno business with pleasure
for a copuulo of weoks.
Try tho Rexall first, it pays. 14tf
Most up to dato wall papor patterns
at tho Rexall. 14tt
Edgar Lyons, of Portland, Oro.,
spent tho week end with his uncle
Fred Barraclough whllo enrouto homo
from a visit In Now York.
DRESSMAKING Dono reasonably.
Summer drosses thrco dolla s up.
Mrs. J. Golso, room 8, Commercial
House, 21C east Fifth street. 15-2
Mrs. W. II. C. Woodhurst has nc
ccpted a position as assistant In tho
millinery and ladles' ready-to-wear
departments at Tho Leader.
Mublc will give you more pleasure
than nnylhlng you can buy. Hear tho
EdUon and Columbia at Dixon's. Tlioy
will arrango paymonts' to ploase you.
Wall papor and paint at tho Rexall.
A daughter wns born y.osterdny to
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anson.
Most up to dato wnll paper pattorns
at tho Rexall. 14tf
Dr. J. S. Tsvlnom made a buslnoss
trip to Staploton yesterday.
Dr. II. C. Brock. Dentist. X-Ray
Diagnosis. Royuolds Bldg. Phone 148
Miss IClolso Wnsloy has accepted n
position as clork at tho Hub.
Wanted Cast Iron. Will pay a big
price. Llpshltz, tho junk dealor.
Mrs. G. II.' Dart, of Brady, wa& the
guest of frlondw In town yestorday.
T. C. Patterson returned yestorday
from Omaha whore ho spent a day or
two.
Fronch Surge akiitH in all sizes at
Tho Stylo Shop, - i. ., '
Mrs. L. J; 'Plersbri, of 'Sutherland,
wns tho guest of friends in town Fri
day. For SaIo Plymouth rock roostor
Phono 224. tf
I. P. Black left yostordny fora two
weeks visit In Omaha and Kansas
City. ,
Alfalfa hay for sale, third cutting.
Tlios. E. Doolittle. Phone 7S2F022. 14-4
Carl Cool and Goo. Froid will leave
tomorrow for Torrington to enter tho
land drawing.
Licenso to wed was granted Thurs
day to J. P. Smith and Knyburn Nor
ris, both of Wellflect.
Dr. Morrill, Dentist, offlco over
Wilcox Department Store.
H. C. Hahmoycr arrived yesterday
from Aurora and will make his home
on a farm south of town.
Wanted experienced girl or woman
as housekeeper. Good wages. Phone
'309. 15-2
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Anderson went to
Overton Saturday to spend tho week
ond with tho lattor s parents
E. G. Fricko and Frank Hahlor came
down from Sidney Friday to attend the
show at tho Keith that evening.
Fred Dick, Will Elliott and Fred
Peterson leave today for Torrington,
Wyo., to register In tho land drawing.
Dr. Barton B. Baker loft Sunday for
Sidney and Potter to spend a week on
business for the Fidelity Reserve Co.
Miss Mnrgaret Coonoy returned Fri
day from Ovorton whore she hnd boon
spending a few days with her paronts.
Conductor B. O. Jornson was taken
serioiiRly ill hero yesterday and wns
taken to his home in Omaha yestorday.
J. B. Young returned Friday from
Omah whero he attended tho state
meeting of Western Union managers
J. A. Link, J. F. Wurtelo and Choi.
Rincker left this morning to take part
In the land drawing at Torrington,
Wyo.
Wnilu Walla Lodge No. "1i, 0. 0.
F., avI'I Initiate n class of candidates
ThiirsdnovcnIng of this week. J. Guy
Swope, Secy.
Miss Nell Coonoy returned yesterday
from Overton whore sho had been
spending tho week end with her
parents.
For Sale or Trado one block of
ground. Will trado in on city resi
dence Phono Red 478 or inquire of
A. G. Artz. 15-20
Henry Shrlver, formerly living on
tho Pawneo ranch but now a resident
of Gothenburg, transacted business in
town yesterday.
R. R. Ginn has resigned his posi
tion with Walker Music Co. and has
joined the Insurance sales force of the
Fidelity Reserve Co.
For Sale 1919 Ford Touring car.
with winter top, best of condition at
saving of over ?200. J. V. Romigh
CI n rn rrn 1 K.O
The annual election of officers of tho
B. P. O. Elks will bo hold next Men
day evening. Nominations were male
last montu.
Tho boys basket ball team of Pax
ton, and their coach, G. W. McGraw,
wero in town Friday while enrouto to
Gothonburg for a game.
::o::
Valuable Tree.
A giant kauri tree has been logged
by tho Queensland forest service and
the timber sold for $1,000. It wns
known as Bell's tree and yielded 17,
000 superllclal feet of timber In flvo
huge logs, and the logging costs
amounted to $500. The net stumpnge
camo to twelve feet 0 Inches per 100
super feet. Had the tree been smaller
a higher prize would have been real
ized, as few saw-millers cared to han
dle It. This giant of tho forest was
offered to a timber-getter for $30 on
the stump, being at the rate of less
than 20cents per super feet, twelve
years ago.
Dr. V. Lucas and Geo. Frator made
a business trip to Sutherland yostor-,
daV. - I
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bango, of Wat-'
laco, were bullnoiB visitors In town
yostordny.
Wantotl An experienced girl at The ,
Ousts. Phono S7. !
Bert Naperstock, now a conductor
out of Ogtlun. arrlvod Sunday to visit
rolntlve and frloude for a fow days, j
Have ypu soon those now Paris
model stilts at The Stylo Shop? I
Mr. and Mrs. Orrln, of lUudrogo, uro
spondlng a fow days in town prepara
tory to moving to the H. L. Law
rence farm which they recently pur
chased. Tonight with tho last showing of
"Tho River's End," Jnmos Oliver Cur
wood's wonderful story, at tho Kojth
tfill also bo shown tho Fox Nows,j a
oloVer and uptodate resume of Into
happenings Intorsporsed with some
very witty aubtltloa.
Tho Stylo Shop Is showing coats
and suits nt $29.75 up to $125.00.
Miss Gladys Hall and Miss Hazel
Edwards camo down from Sidney to
attend the show Friday ovonlng. Miss
Edwards went to Kearney Saturday
morning for a few days visit with hor
paronts whllo Miss Hall spoilt the
week end with relatives horo.
Wnlln Wnlln Lodge No, ,"!, 1. 0. 0.
l will lull lute u class of candidates
Thursday evening of this week. J. Guy
Swope, Secy.
J. L. Murphy, who rocontly visited
Mr. and Mrs. M. IL Douglas at Port
land, found Mr. Douglas considerably
Improved. He Is able to walk six or
eight blocko without fatlguo and has
regained to somo degreo his loss of
speech. This Improvement In his
condition Is news that will bo received
with plcasuro by his old friends.
Spring Suits, Coats and Dresses as
shown In tho March number of Voguo
and Harpers Bazaar aro on display at
Tho Stylo Shop.
You have never seen Anita Stowart
at hor greatest until you havo aeon
her as Madge, tho whimsical, loving,
hard riding waif from tho Kentucky
hills in "In Old Kentucky" a stirring
story of tho plcturesquo old South
and of beautiful women, fast horses
and bold fighting men. At tho Sun
Mnrch 2 to 5.
O. A. Page, civilian representative
of tho quartermaster's department of
tho U. S."nrmy, is in town this week
taking orders for surplus gorvernment
goods, especially wool blankots and
harnesB, and Is stopping nt tho Hotol
MoCabe. Ho represents directly the
war department and should not be
confounded with parties who purchase
army,, goods for resale. Mr. Pago Is
Offering pure wool blankets nt $0.00
and harness tit $44 and $00 per set.
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FOIt QUICK SALE;
ifc TWO GOOD 11UXS
NeW,5 room ha'usa and full base
ment on west Gtli streot. 5 blocks to
round house and sovon blocks to yard
office. $4500.00.
8 room houso and 3 lots In tho
Flynn addition to North Platto at
$4000.00. LIBERTY LAND CO.,
14-3 Phono 128.
Style Shop drosses have Individu
ality. Si'.pt. Wilson Tout roturnod'Sjfndny
afternoon from Cincinnati, where' ho
nttemlwd tho passions of tho national
uducatlonnl nssoclntloil. .'
yUordny was a,' beatftlful day,
Majrch coming In a vory lahib like man
nor. Will tho month go out as a roar
ing Hon? We hnrdly think so.
Tho Stylo Shop for silk Hosiery.
Tho Brothorhood of tho Prosbytor
Inu church will moot Friday evening,
March 6th, at Rev. Curry's. All mem
bers are cordially urged to bo present.
Mrs. Clinton Schelhaflo arrived the
last of the week from Colorado and
will mnko hor homo hero. Mr. Schol
hnse Is employed as a flromon for tho
Union Pacific.
It. F. Stuart, of Columbus, spoilt tho
week end with friends. Mr. Stuart la
n former rosldent of North Platto
having beei engaged. In tho plumbing
buslnoss hu'roi" - .J? 1
- Tho. -J. Linn ame dawn frqtn Pax
ton yostordny to nttcml a incoming of
tho Canton branch of tho Odd Follows.
M,lss Corn. Seonny.'will leave tdmor
roV for herMiomo In Sioux City, In.,
aftor spending Boveral months hflro
instructing tho Multiplex operators at
tho Wostorn Union office.
The Servlco chapter of tho Westmin
ster Guild will meet this evening with
Misses Amy and Fay a Elder. Eyory
mombor is urged to bo present afl there
is Important business to bo takciLup.
1918 Ford Roadster, good, $400.
2KB Butck, flno condition, overateo
tiros, a real good car,vfor sorvjeo at
$400. fff
1917 Ford TourlngiyiOO.
J. V. ROMIGH) Garago. 15-2
Tho now hotol at1' Qgnlnlla, vhicli
has been in an uncompleted Htago
slnco last sutnmor, yflll probably vbo
completed. Tho cttlfcoris of tho town
aro now raising $20.l0j subscriptions
to bonds to securo ninds to comploto
tho building. r
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Divine Services Episcopal Church
Holy communion 8 a. in.
Church school and blblo class 9:45
a. m.,
Morning prayer and sermon 11:00
o'claclc.
Church school Northsldo 3 p. m.
Evening prayer and sermon 7:30.
Lenten services in church Wednes
day at 4 (p. m.; Friday at 7:30 p. m.;
Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Northsldo.
R. O. MACKINTOSH Rector.
New Rates for the Omaha Bee
Daily and Sunday by mail, 1 year , $7.00
Daily by Mail, Sunday 'by Carrier, 1 year $8.50
Daily, only, by mail, 1 year $6.00
Sunday, only, by Mail, 1 year $2.50
Daily by Mail, Sunday delivered by carrier, 3 months $2.25
Sunday by carrier, per copy : L . ,10
Sunday at Store, per copy : .05 v
Sunday by carrier, 3 months in advance $1.05'
All subscriptions must be paid in advance as papers
will bo discontinued when out. ,
CM. NEWTON, Agent :';
For Omaha Bee, City and It. F. D. Routes for Worth Platte
P. O.
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I BIG DANCE
Toes, and Thurs. March 24.
fj MUSIC FURNISHED BY THE
I FAMOUS OLD KENTUCY 8-Piece
Jazz Orchestra
1 The Best Orchestra That Ever
m Toured The State.
DBS. STATES & STATES
Chiropractors
5, 0, 7 Building & Loan Building.
Office Phono 70. Res. Phono 1242
On Blaker's Day,
Charles had been going to kinder
garten nbout two weeks. During this
tlmo the children hnd been taught the
song "When the Sun Wakes Up at
Break of Dny." Tho little fellow liked
it very much and tried to sing it at
home. The children had been told
nbout Mrs. Pinker living nbovo the
kindergarten and thnt sho could henr
them singing.
This fact, with the words of tho
song mndo n deep Impression on
Charles. When ho reproduced tho spng
nt home, tills is what ho insisted was
correct : "When tho Sun Wakes Up on
Blnker's Dny."
Cause for Gloom.
Jim Why does William Windjam
mer look so glum?
Tun Ho was showing off lils alleged
French before tho family nnd the
French iimld mistook It for Russian.
The Home Si ctor.
DR. L. J. KRAUSE, DENTIST
McDonald Bank Bldy.
Phono 37.
Gamble with Springer.
THE CHAIN SYSTEM
No. 1. 220 North locust. Phono 203.
No, 2, 110 East II Street, Phono 490.
No. , (121 East Eourtli, mono D71.
No. i, 821 Wst Third, mono No. 70.
Notice of Sale Under Chattel Mortgage
Notice is hereby given that by vlrtuo
of a chattel mortgago dated tho 9th
day of May, 1919, and duly filed In
tho office of tho County Clork of Lin
coln County, Nebraska, on tho 10th
day of May, 1919, and executed by K.
E. Cramm to W. J. Hendy and E.
N. Ogler, doing business undor tho
firm name and style of "Hendy
Ogior Auto Company" to Bccuro pay
ment of a noto for tho sum of $900.00
upon which thero is now duo tho sum
df $590.23 with interest nt tho rato of
10 per cont per annum from tho 27th
day of February, 1920, default has
been mnde In tho payments of said
sums socurcd therein and no suit or
other proceedings at law, havo boon
had for tho rocovery of said sum or
any, part 'thereof, tho undersigned
will soil at public auction tho proporty
herein described to satisfy tho sum
abovo named, together with intorest
nnd costs to tho day of salo, to-wlt
Ono Ford, Model "V Sedan, onglno
No. 2GG1221; snld salo will bo hold at
tho Hondy-Ogler Auto Company Gar
ago, in tho city of North Platto, Lin
coln County, Nebraska, on tho aara
day of March, 1920, at 2 o'clock P.M.
Dated this 1st day of March, 1920.
W. J. HENDY,
E. N, OGIER,
dblng business under tho firm namo
and stlyo of Hendy-Oglor Auto Co,
By, BEELER, CROSBY & BASKINS,
m2-19 Attorneys.
! DANCE FROM 9:30 to 12:30.
EVERYONE INVITED.
I PRICE $1.10, Including War Tax, . S
HAY
We
Buy and Sell
Obtain our Prices.
THE HARRINGTON MR. CO.
INCORPORATED 1887.
Mutual Building and Loan
Association,
Of North Platte, Nebraska.
RESOURCES OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Hip Association has unlimited funds at its command to
assist in the building or purchase of homes for the people of
North Platte. If you are interested, the officers of this
Association will render every assistance and show 'you !5owj
easy it is to acquire your own home.
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T C. T A TTRP SfYNT TIP.SSTP. T7 CATTQRTTPV
President. Secretairyv