4
SPECIAL!
New Chic Veils just re
ceived for Veil Week.
MARCH 15 to 20.
McVICKERS MILLINERY
STYLE PLUS QUALITY STORE.
DR. o. n. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Office oyer th McDonald
State Bunk.
; LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Misses Annn and Einmn AndorHon
havo moved from east Eleventh to 114
West Ninth.
Trainmaster Sholvcr Bpcnt Tuesday
f- In Choyonne attending a safety, first
v meeting.
Mrs. IJ. It, Fletcher returned tho
tcarly part of tho week from a visit In
' Grand Island.
A
Mra. J. H. Morrow has hoon confined
to tho house this week by norvouB
prostration .
License to wed was granted Monday
to Simon L. Starkoy and Merva Hank,
both of Dickens.
' 1 Mrs. W. W. Whlto was called to
St. Joe, Mo., tho early part of tho week
y the Illness of a relative
, , J. V. Itomlgh roports tho sale of a
'Dodgo Coupo to Paul Harrington and
h Dodgo Roadster to Lillian Sturgos.
' Miss Mario Stunrt returned Tuesday
ejrenlng from a week's visit with hor
brother Frank and faml'y In Llncon.
August Dovish nnd Mildred Colo,
'both of Etna, Nob., wero united In
marriage by Judgo Woodhurst Wednos
' day.
A Mrs. Wnyno Lonard loft tho early
part of tho week for her homo li ToxaH
niter having visited local relatives for
a month.
Tho world Is safo fpr Democracy hut
how about chickens? Soo "A Twilight
Baby" at tho Crystal,, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Arthur Connor, who lives southwest
of town, Is now at Hot Springs, Ark.,
taking trentment and enjoyng a rest
from farm work.
W. E. Starr, caHhlor of tho McDon
ald Stato Hunk' has been confined to
tho Iiouho for tho past wook by, a very
sovoro attack of flu.
i Aftor visiting hor slstor Mrs. Herman
Schleutcr for two wcoks, Miss Cather
ine Sullivan returned to her homo In
Grand Island Tuesday afternoon.
? Arrival of Beautiful Gorgetto and
Cropo Do Cheno Silk Waists at unbeat
able prices. Soo thorn In Waist Do-
partmont of Tho Leudor More. Co.
?
, Tho second monthly morning mus
ical given by tho Presbyterian Choir
will bo hold during tho 11 o'clock ser
vice noxt Sunday morning' March 21.
t Our sympathy Is herewith expressed
for thoso who aro too occupied with
busluoss or other matters to spend an
hour In Lnughland seeing "A Twilight
Baby" at tho Crystal, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Miss Fayo Parsons, who will soon
bocomo tho brldo of James Jowoll,
was honorco at a mlscoUnncouB show
er, TuoiOay ovonlng glvou nt tho Falk
homo by Miss Ella Falk and employes
of tho Wilcox storo,
Undertaker Forbes waa called to
Tryon Wcdnosday to proparo for buri
al 'tho body of Waltor Cllno, who had
died of flu. Tho iloceasod was one of
tho earliest settlers In McPhorson
county and wob well known In this
city.
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KEITH THEATRE,
ANITA STEWART
supported by
Tho greatest all star cast In tho history of tho screen
in a plcturlzatlon of Louis Provost's powerful novel
"Her Kingdom of Dreams"
Directed by Marshall Noilan
Thero Is a "Kingdom of Dreams" in overy woman's
"heart and is tho story of how ono woman found her soul's
k mato through a marriage of
Adults 30c
The Travel and Study Club mot at
tho homo of Mrs. Goo. IJ. Dont Tues
day ovonlng and enjoyed a burlesquo
stylo show staged by Miss Whit take
and MIsb Stamp. Tho stuntu wore
very e'evor nnd much enjoyed by the
members.
It. E. Gelsbergcr, who had lived In
Somorsot precinct for thirty years, was
In town yesterday enrouto to tho south.
He has closed out his real estate hold
ings In Lincoln county and will locate
In one of tho southern states where
tho chllloy winds blowcth not.
Running truo to nationality, Leon
ard Redmond beenmo tho fathor of a
girl baby on tho morning of St. Pat
rick's Day. Tho mothor and daughter
aro reported to bo getting along nice
ly, and "Dink" Is touching only tho
lilgh spots.
Tho Income of tho local Union
Pacific ticket offlco could bo consider
ably augumonted if North Plntto people
wnon purchasing tickets would secure
round-trip tlckots. It Is an advantngo
tq North Platto to have tho ticket sales
snow up as largo as possible.
Tho mooting of the Parent-Teacher
Association of tho Jefferson School
which wns to have been hold March
17th, at 8:00 p. m. was postponed to
March 24th, at tho mime hour. This
chungo was made on account of a con
lllct with other Important meetings.
For Sale Good Buggy and single
Harness. If Interested phono Blk 245.
For Sale A combination huffel and
a sowing machine Call at 204 west
Fifth, or phone Black G04. 20-2
Peter Harvoy, who purchnsed the
bcott Reynods ranch of OliO. acres
southwest of town and moved thereto
three weeks ago, was a Trlbuno caller
Wednesday. Mr. Harvoy camo hero
from St. IJaul, Nob., where ho had
spont all his life So far ho Is woll
pleased with conditions in Lincoln
county.
For SaloWaalilng Machlno and
Wringer. Phono Red 545. 20-4
J. M. Calhoun, who lives north of the
rlvor, has boon circulating a petition
for a day or two past In order to got his
namo on tho primary ballot as n can
didate for county judge. Thoro will
bo threo candidates in tho Hold for this
offlco, W. H. C. Wootlhurst tho present
Incumbent, F. W., ironninghnuson,
present county commissioner, and Mr.
Calhoun.
F. L. Moonoy, Miss Grace Mooncy
and Mastor Frank Moonoy will leave
tho early part of next month for Cal
ifornia, Mr. Moonoy will ho absent
about a month, spending tho time nt
points In California, Oregon and Wash
ington, Miss Moonoy nnd Master Frank
t will remain until July first In order to
j build up tho physical condition of tho
, latter.
j For Salo--Now four room houso,
I modern except heat, full bnsomont.
Good location. Good terms. Phono
Rov. J. II. Curry, of this city, has
boon appointed a member of a team
which will hold district conferences
In tho Interests of tho lntorchurch
world movement. Conferences will bo
he'd at points In Dawson, Buffalo and
Lincoln counties. Tho dato of tho
iconferenco in North Platto Is April
8th with tho Chrlslan church ns tho
mooting place.
Tho Best llolsory Values for the
ontlro family aro to bo had at Tho
Leader Morcantllo Co. Most romark
ablo values In boys and girls stockings
aro being sold at 33c 39c 47c and
lino Bilk Llslo at Mo. Lay, In a supply
now. Thoy aro going hlghor.
Monday and Tuesday.
convenience.
Children 15c
CONTKltT TONIGHT J1Y TlIII
H1CII HOHUUL BAND
This ovonlng' tho High schoo1 band,
will give a concert at the Franklin
auditorium nnd It In hoped the gen
oral public wi'l display sufficient In
terest In this organization to crowd
tho neating capacity, of tho hall. The
band has forty members and the In
strumentation Is as foBowB.
Charles .1. KIHten, director. Cher
ter dimming captain, snxophone,
Norman Moulton nontenant, clarionet.
Cornet Section Wallnco Hnrrls
corporal, Evan Lantz, Rob. Honlnnd,
Leo Leon, Walter Morris, Austin
Woodcock, Henry Hnnor, AUiert D'
Ayos, Harold Gnrman.
Clarionet Section Ralnh Simon
1 Tlimnnn f'nrrnll. T.mils Hrel-
ornltz, Dona'd Russell, George Pit
man, Allen Lawhead, Linn Tinern.
Victor Wnltemath, Darrell Tout
Trombone Section Francis London
Int sorcoant. Fav Years'ev corporal,
Francis Scharmann, Elmer Koontz,
Ray Easton.
Saxonhotm Sect on Emmet Moody
corjKiral, Ernest Gunsolloy. Herbert
Burke, Frunk Moonoy,.
Alto Section Glenn WnUomath cor
poral, Charles Hlnnvnn, Cecil Bar
ber, Rnlph Wlckwire.
TinHtnnrf nnd Bass Section Har
rison Tout copora1, baritone. Austin
Snyder, E fiat bass, Wilbur Swanson
E fiat bass.
Drum Section Elmer Pease, .snare,
Arthur Howard, bass, Arthur Weeks,
bass.
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More Filings for Commissioner.
Sampson Workman, a well known
farmer living on tho Slebold ranch
northwest of town, filed Wednesday
for county commissioner from tho
Third district.
Some time today T. M. Cohagen
wlU file as a republican candidate
for county commissioner from the
First or North Platte district. Mr.
Cohagen becomes a candldntc at the
request or a numbcij of business men.
Yesterday filing papers wero sent
out to Gcorgo II. Jenkins, of Dickens,
who will file as a candidate for com
missioner from tho Third district.
This makes four candidates for
commissioner In both tho First nnd
Third districts.
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For Snle.
Having sold our real estate, wo arc
placing on sale our personal property,
preparatory to leaving tho city. This
consists of tho following: Household
goods, farming tools and Implements,
a complete outfit of haying machinery,
wagons, buggies, carts, work harness,
buggy harness, carpenter and black
smith tools, Including forgo, anvil and
vlso, baled hay, some grain, some
wood, a heavy black work team, wt.
28001bs., a registered trotting stal
lion, registered Tennessee Jack, age
7 yrs., a pacing gelding, record 2:35,
a good young milk cow, a lot of gar
den tools, a hlvo of bees and some
extra hives and extra boo supplies, two
Incubators and brooders and a flock
of. pure bred Barred Rock chickens.
Alsn nno now nntnmobile. 1920 mod
el Hudson Supcr-slx speedster, five
cord tires and fully equipped.
These goods can bo seen at 13Q5 No.
LooiiRt St. Blnnkonburc Bros. No.
Platto Nebr Phono Red 851. 19-3-
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Ehrlght. ri'es for Senator.
Wm. Ebrlght Tuesday filed his
petition as a candidate for state
Honntor In opposition to W. V. Hong
land, making tho filing ns a republican
though ho Is ono of tho leaders of tho
non-partlsm league In tho county.
Tho lenguers announco that with tho
following thoy havo In Keith, Lincoln
nnd Dawson counties which con
stitutes tills sensatoriol district, they
will bo nblo to got Hongland's hide.
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Judge 1'iilno Holding Court.
Duo to tho Illness of Judgo Grimes,
It was necessary to secure another
judgo to preside at tho term of district
court, and Judgo B. II. Paine camo up
from Grand Island Tuesday and is
sitting ns Judge.
Judge Grimes' trouble is duo to the
application of iodino to a fiesh wound,
aggravating the wound to such an ox
tent as to becomo extremely, painful
and requires him to keep In a reclining
position.
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April (it It DoLavuI Day
For tho benefit of our many cus
tomers and users of tho DoLaval
Cream Separators wo havo established
a DoLaval Bervlco day.
On this dato wo shall bo glad to
havo any Dolaval user bring IiIb com
ploto Bopnrator to our storo for a
thorough nnd earoful Inspection and
adjustment.
This Will bo mndo absolutely free
of charge excepting tho replacement
of any necossary, now ropalr parts on
tho soparator, no charges for labor.
DERRYBBRRY & FORBES IMPT
CO., Local Agents.
Viral Lutheran Church.
Morning worship, 11 o'clock, sub-
Joct, "Tho Greatness of Lovo." Even
ing worship, 8 o'clock, subject "Our
Lord and his Enomlos." Sunday school
9:45, special classes for mon and wo-
mon. All aro woolomo at our services'
Row, C. F. Koch, Pastor.
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Royal Neighbors.
Tho twenty-first meeting of tho
Fifth nnd Sixth districts will bo held
at Konrnoy April 6th.
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A country Girl's Ideals, onthused by
nu unconquornblo dcslro to oxploro tho
great world boyond, leads Anltn
Stewart Into tho private llfo of a great
lumber lung. Hero Bho walks with
Fnto while tragedy, and duplicity Ftnlk
hor overy movo until nt last through
a realm of sonsntlonnl hnpponlngs sho
Is lead into hor "Kingdom of Droams
shown at Kolth, Monday and Tuosday.
Gardon Soeds. McMlchaol's Gro
cory. 20-4
Mrs. Boyland, of Arthur, August
Potora, of Coznd, and Mrs. Alexander,
of Sutherland, arrived this weok to
tako treatment nt tho Gonoral Hos
pltal.
A pair of proporly fitted glassos will
stop that hcodaohe, Clinton & Son
Opticians. tf
I What an exfrnardirwri food is BMEAUD B
m. Not only is it the most nutritious, most economical food there is not S
Not only is it the most nutritious, most economical food there is not
only is it, simply delicious with butter, jam or toasted but innumerable
delicacies and .appealing dainties can be made with it.
Use llAliK-JUTK Bread when trying this appetizing receipe:
STEAMED BREAD PUDDING ' "
2 cups fresh or
crumbs
! cup chopped
l"cuphot water
1 cup flour
1 cup molasses
1 cup currants
Grease a mold and decorate it with almonds. Pour hot water ove
bread crumbs, add molasses, suet, flour, soda, spices, currants, salt and
egg well beaten. Turn into prepared mold, cover with greased paper and
steam steadily for
sweet sauce. -.
Give your family steamed bread pudding this evening and make them
happy. WE USE COW BRAND FLOUR EXCLUSIVELY.
.lrutual Building and Lonn Association
Annual .Meeting
Tim Anniinl election of Directors and
tho Annual Meeting of said Association
win lm linld at tlio office of tho Associa
tion on Saturdny, March 27th, 1920.
Tho Polls for tho election or tnreo
Directors will be onen from 1:J0 p. m.
tn F. n m. nnd from 7 to 8 n. m. and
tho annunl meeting will be held at S
p. m.
All stockholders are earnestly re
quested to partlcipato In said election
nnd to attend tho Annual Meeting.
BESSIE F. SALISBURY,
Secretary.
Shilling li'ns Grief.
In the goodness of his heart, Cnpt.
A. "W. Shilling accepted tho county
chairmanship of tho Near East rellor
committee, conscious of tho fact that
tlia situation in Armenia and Syria
was such that It should appeal to
all and that ho would experience no
troublo tn securing plenty of workers
to help him conduct tho campaign.
But In this the Captain has been sad
ly disappointed, for his call for work
ers has fallen on deaf ears and no
alone Is tho only ono who has evidenc
ed nnv Intorest In securing funds for
tho destitute people of thoso countries.
Through Tho Trlbuno ho makes an
appeal for volunteers to gather quar
ters, halves, and dollars to rollovo tho
destitution of tho people who havo
been Viciously maltreated by the un-
speakoblo Turks and Kurds.
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Special Meetings.
Special meetings nro now In pro-
gross nt tho Peoplo's Mission on north
Locust street nt 7:45 each ovonlng
conducted by Hedwlg M. Peterson,
evangelist, of Colorado Springs.
Services next Sunday, will bo held
as follows: Sunday school at 2 p. in.,
prenchlng at 3:00, and ovonlng service
as usual. Everybody wolcome.
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It is generally conceded that the
locnl demnnd for mechanics and la
borers will not bo as strong this
spring and summer ns last year, duo
to a probablo dropping off in building
operations. Just at prosont thoro
seems to bo moro laborers than jobs.
Sand hauling, well rotted manure
for lawns nnd good soli for filling. II.
Lltz, Phono Black 719. 18-G
A woman resldont of Kimball came
to town yesterday to outfit horsolf
with spring clothos. As Kimball Is
about 1C5 miles west of North Platto,
It can bo said that our merchants
draw trade from a big torrltory.
Soo us for wall paper, Tho Roxall
Storo. 14tf
Clinton & Son, Grnduato Opticians,
seo them for Sorvlco. tf
For Sale Elm troos. C. I. Lowls
east C street 19-2
For Sale
Threo room houso and corner lot,
oloctrio lights and wator In houso.
Plenty shade. Can glvo possession nt
onco. Prlco $2,100 cosh. Call Red
310 or nt 221 South Walnut streot. 1S-4
stale bread
suet
s
1 teaspoon soda
io teaspoon salt
io teaspoon powdered cinnamon
lteaspoon powdered ginger
y teaspoon grated nutmeg
Few blanched almonds
1 egg
two and a half hours,
Serve
Scientist Was Fooled.
A few years ago Doctor Emmens,
a distinguished American scientist,
wns convinced that he had discovered
a "missing element" between gold and
silver, which he called "argentaurum."
He melted Mexican dollars in n cru
cible, dissolved the silver with nitric
acid, and exhibited n residue of un
dcnlnblc gold.
Explanation lny In the fact that
there wns originally some gold In the
sliver out of which tho dollars were
minted. This is commonly the case
(owing to Imperfect metallurgical
processes) with the older Mexican
coins.
Chinese Study Real Work.
Even n Chinese pocket dictionary
contains more than 10,000 characters
representing words, and If a man In
tonds really to master Chinese ho
must learn to recognize them nil "a
stupendous task." However, 3,000,
4,000 or 5,000 syllables are all that a
Chinese of average education requires,
nnd, If anyone will persevere until he
has thoroughly conquered a thousnnd,
ho will be In a position to have some
appreciation of a novel nnd to master
the difficulties of a simple business
document. But for the sincere student
a thousnnd characters Is the minimum.
Here is a plan which combines efficiency, strength and
durability with simplicity and at a moderate cost. It is not
only frame-less but one of tho strongest yet one of the light
est owing to simplicity of construction. Equipped with
either hand or automatic control makes this plow a plow
for all conditions.
Derryberry & Forbes Imp. Co.
LOCAL AGENTS
with hotmilk or
Mrs. H. Otten left for her home in
Nampa, Idaho, Tuesday, alter a visit
with her son and daughters in this
city.
Lot us repair your broken' glasses
while you wait, Clinton & Son. Op
ticians, tl
James Umbenour, of Broadwater,
submitted to an operation for appen
dicitis at tho General Hospital this
week and Is getting along nicely.
Try tho Rexall firBt, it pays. 14tf
Cash Paid
for
CREAM, POULTRY
AND EGGS.
Stenvad Poultry Co..
312 East Front.