Do not stop giving her presents wheVi the ceremony is per
formed. It is just as necessary to KE&our wife's affection
as to gain it.
Never let the BIRTHDAY of a loved one or a W&ding
ANNIVERSARY pass without showing tfjat you remember it.
Then life will 'be "One Sweet Song." .
Our name on a package insures quality and appropriate
ness. '
Cv S. CLINTON,
SIGN OF THE
DR. 0. fl. CRESSLSR,
Graduate Dentist
Office over the McDonald
Statu Hunk.
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
'joifeo Smith loft Wodnosday for Me
Cow to spond sovoral dayB on bus(
? , ncsPfor tho Fldollty Rosorvo Co.
Tho Roxali handles tho goods. 14tf
" Mrs. Thos. Ilcaloy and daughter ro-
lurnca weunosuay irom umaiia whoro
X'- they had boon visiting foe two weeks.
tir'4 H. O. Brock. Detiat X-Eay
'Diagnosis. Reynolds Dldg. Phono 148
. dims. Boguo wont to Omaha Wednes
day whoro .ho will look after business
, tor tho Drotherhooir of Railway. Train
men, Store Wide Sale of 20 discount and
moro at The Leader aicr. Co.
TCt?nflH T)tr1 Aliltm tlntlln ni.m.
orino Tuesday to spend sovoral days
loOKtng nrter business for tho. Union
Pacific
For Salo-G room stucco hbuso. lino
lawn, fruit trees. Prico is right if sold
by. June 15. Innulro 1800 West Third.
Phono T17W. 37-4
'MlssUosslo Rauio loft yostorday for Valuo 112.000, want $G,000 to comploto.
Omaha whoro sho will spond sovoral 'Wo 8,vo nrat mortgage. Address Box
wooks visiting with her sister, Mrs. C47, clllPPoll, Nob. 30-3
Chas. Farrol. j juBB Thorosa Tlgho has resigned
Mrs. John Ell and children left tho stonographor for tho Fldollty Ro
flrst ,ot tho weok for Paxton, tvhoro 1 servo o. and has accepted a position
Bho will spend a couplo of wooks visit- nB bookkoopor for tho Caates Lumber
lng her parontB.
Oscar and Harloy
Pc.mlngton loft
Tuesday ovonlng for Laramio to spend moro an employ of Tho Trlbuno offlco,
soveral days looking aftor their land resigned yostorday to accept a poslt
and oil Interests. jion nB toldphono operator In tho Union
1 Storo Wldo Sale of 20 discount and Pacific office's.
o.M ni flM. T 1 T 1 . I
juuio in mo uiituei ;uer. K,v,
'Jay Smith camo up from Omaha 'fmya tho Union Pacific will bo BWamp-! At this meeting Carl Hollman np
lueHday to vjslt tho. homo folks for a'od with buslnosp within tho next two pearod beforo tho club and tohltof tho
fWrdays. Jay 1b travelling out ;of Om-WOeks. Tho nature of this traffic has .dlaheartonlng condition of tho cam-
, - -y "
- THE PLATTE VALLEY STATE BANK
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA
ii i
tw( Trials fier fiaic
aJapp
BIG KING.
it..
Miss Cecilia Hilgort, tolcphono oper
ator in tho Union Pacific offices, left
yesterday for Oregon, whoro sho will
spond her vacation.
Dr. J. C. Nowman, Dr. C. R. Crozlor
and G. L. Kenny, returned to Wallace
Tuesday after upending a couplo of
doys in town on business.
Tho 20 and moro discount Store
Wldo Sale only for u short time. So
attend this salo now at Tho Lender
arcrcniitllo Company.
Paul Harrington returned Tuostlay
from Omaha, whore ho had gono sev
eral dayB bofqro for tho purpose of
having his tonsils removed.
Frank Shields, assistant cashier of
tho Bank of Paxton, roturned home
Tuesday after being initiated into the
D. P. O. Elks- Monday evening:
" Tryltio'Roxalf first, It pays.' "l4tf
Tho dozen or moro North Platto
boys and girls who aro attondlng tho
University, will arrive homo next week
to spond tho summer vacation.
Tho 20 and more discount Store
Wldo Salo only for n short time. So
attend this salo now nt Tho Leader.
Jlcrc,u,m tomimii).
Mr. and MrB. John Day will leave
tho lattor part of next weok for Port-
l?ml w.h.9r0. "j0 !U ?"enil"1? wol"
.uins 01 lU0lr unBiiwr M,SB
Wanted A loan on now garage
ouHding. On main Btreot In town
Co.
Miss Tholma Frator, for a yoar or
,,Af n.mi,n linnilminrtura
'HOI oecn Biateu.
YOU, I OR "WE"
".YOU" and t; nre single track
words. They lead only to a place
called SELFISHNESS.
"W13" is' a double track that
m
carries, you straight through to
HAPPINESS.
COMMUNITY SPIRIT is a sta
tion on tho double track inc.
Let's all pull togothpr to put
moro "WE" in our boosting for
North Platte,
1(1 "ti V v. ..
III the county court yesterday fore
noon Ilarley. II., Warner Jilcaitad guilty
to haViiiff Intoxicating liquor; in his
powcBslon the day boforo and was
fined $100 and costs, which ho paid.
:u:
Hull Giinio Sumlar.
Weather permitting a'gamtof ball.
between Lexington and tlio local team
will be played Suritlay at tho city parK.
It is understood Lexington hata stro"g
team and a snappy game majj be ex
pected. Tho umpire will announce
tho batterloB at 2:30.
Dandelion Campaign Closes Today.
Tho dandelion Campaign; -Which has
boon Jn progress thi week, Will close
tonight Instead of tomorrow as pre
viously announced. Tho campaign
closes this ovonlng for tho reason that
teams' could not bo secured for to
morrow to haul the accumulated dan
delions away.
'Memorial Day Services.
Tho only Manorial Day services to
bo held in North Platto Monday will be
a service at tho cemetery, under tho
Joint auspices of the G. A. R. and the
W. R. C. This will occur at ten o'clock
in tho forenoon and will consist large
ly of tho ritualistic service. It was
expected that tho monument Which tho
W. R. C. prrciiasea lor me soiuicrs iui ;
would: bo dedicated at 'that t!m but (
unfortunately tho monument lint, been (
delayed In transit.
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Organ Recital u Trent
Tho pipo organ recital given at tho
Lutheran church Monday evening by
Dr. Claronco Eddy, tho world-famed
organist of Chicago, was a distinct
musical treat and moro than pleased
tho good sized gathering of people
musically' Inclined. Doctor Eddy's,
program was varied and tho soul or
each composition was brought out to
tho fullest possible extent by this mas-
tor player. Tho recital was given
! under the auspices of tho church choir,
r . i:o!t i
Cadets a"d Band go to Camp.
Tho high school band and the high
school cadets, In chargo of Director
Killlan and .Commandant Roynolds,
loft yesterday for Gothenburg where
thoy will go into camp on tho banks of
Lako Helen. They will remain In
camp until next Tuesday, morning, re
turning on train No. 19. With band
playing tho boys marched from tho
school to tho depot and presented a
very neat appearance. At tho depot
qitlto a number of tho parerfj.8 and
others assembled to seo theJboy? off,
and as tho train pulled out tho young-
stors gavo vent to their enthusiasm
with cheers and songs.
: :o: :
Why Not Uniform Flro Doys.
Now as tho band Is to bo unlfonnod,
and It has beon suggested thai tho
police bo supplied with uniforms, why
not pass along tho pio And uniform
membors of tho flro department, all
but two or three of whom donate
their services to th people of tho
HtA"1 ,u .service , !.chr.full
given regardless of .weather. jaindTtJom
ns
or tho business exactions of the mem
bers.
Wo all must admit thht wo do not
treat our fire department very gener
ously In return for tho service thoy
rendor us; in fact about the only time
wo think of tho flro boys is when we
see them at a flro giving tho vory best
that Is In them to savo property. Kec
ordm of flro .departments of various
cities of tho stato show that tho, per
sonal efficiency of tho North' Platte
boys Is among the highest In percent
age.
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Heeler Addresses Rotarlans.
Members, of tho Rotary Club were
Instructively entertained Wednesday
ovonlng nt the monthly ovonlng dinner
by an addross by J. G. Boelor, who ex
plained tho amendments passed by the
constitutional convention of which he
wnsj. n member and upon which
amondmonts tho ipcoplo will vote next
Soptombor. Mr. Boelor took up tho
most Important amendments and ex
plained why thoy woro needed'. Ills
talk gavo his audlonco a clear Insight
In leglslntlvo matters which could not
havo othorwlso boon nhtjitnnil
lmisu iur uuius ior mo iwya ocuuls
and Camp Flro Girls. Tho problem
was discussod and as a result n com
mltteo of tho club "will moot with sim
ilar committees from tho Boy Scout
Council and the Chamber of Commerce
and it is hoped that plans can be
matured for raising tho necessary
funds.
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Wearing Apparel 'for tho Boy. '
SultB Shoes Caps Hats Waists
Shirts Tonnls Shoos COVERALLS,
dc 20 per cent Discount.
SAMUELSON, "
Outfitter to Good Dressers. 402
,tO!!
THE CONFESSION,
"Tho Confession" which will -bo
shown nt tho Keith Theatre on Mon
day and Juoaday, May 31, Juno 1, has
boon proclaimed by alL who havo wit
nessed it tho wonder picture of tho
ago. it is a story, of a tonso dramnuo
notion, of wondorful scene effects and
has tho added valuo of holng a doclslvo
moral messenger.
Tho story deals with a.confesslon
mado to a priest of a murder, by tho
guilty man; of tho accusation of tho
holy father's brother as tho guilty
one; of tho priest's ttacred sllonco re
garding, tho confosslon when p. word
from him would cloar his brother and
of his forvh) belief In the Justice ot
tho Almighty in tho face of all ob
stacles. f Tho grand climax visualizes tho
'fhlth of tho bollovor and picturos a
groat and evor lasting truth.
Tho plcturo is roploto with action.
, tho acting la superb, that of Henry
.Walthall as Fathor Bartlott In partic
ular, and tho scono offocts aro won
derful.' Tho direction has boon ox
portly handled by, Bortram Brackott
and it stands out as tho gjoatost
photoplay mastorpioco of tho ago.
. "The Confosslon" has rocolvod the
unalloyed pralso of all who havo ro
vlowcd It.
unrnii I'lniuiu famiiTJt
Store Wldo Sale of 20 discount and
more nt The Leader Her. Co. ; ?"
Dr. Morrill, Dentist, office over
Wilcox Department Storo.
Miss Ruth Hubbard visited this
week with friends in Ogalalla.
Dr. Howard Yost. Dentist, Twinum
lltill1lii,'. Pimm. !II7 . 77f
't n mi . i i ... . ,
J. D. Pile roturned Wodnosday from
iv uiiui b uuoiiivon till iu l U'UoUUl
Storo WJdo Sale of 20 discount nnd1
ifinro at Tho Lender Xcr. Co.
A. R. Logan, a Moorefiel banker, was
a business visitor In town Wednesday,
Black .and whlto Bilk gloves for 70
cents at BLOCK'S.
Every Suit .Guaranteed
24 Suits would sell regular
ly at
43 Suits would sell regular
ly at . . .
38 Suits would sell regular
ly at
A variety of Materials and Fabrics in all
the Latest Designs, including plain blue,
kown, green. Form, semi-form fitting and
conservative models, single and double
breasted.
Ml I
A Most Remarkable Sale!
No Charge for Alterations
SEE OUR WINDOWS.
The
NORTH PLATTE'S FOREMOST
FOR MEN AND YOUNG
Mrs. Farrell McGovern spent the last
of tho week visiting with friends In
town.
. , For Rent Furnished 4-rbom 'apart
ment from Juno 1st to Aug. inf. Ih it
good location. Phono 1105. 39tf
Harry Brush, of Syracuse, N. Y., is
jtho guest of his sister Mrs Charles
.Cornell.
The Wilcox Department Storo will
bo closed all day next Monday
rini nnv
Mem
Wilford B. Nelson left today for his
homo at Genoa to visit over Decora-
Hon Day with his father.
J. K. SEBASTIAN
The Old Line Life Man,
Res. Phone 11i!8. Office Phone 012.1
A Special Purchase from
a Manufacturer of High
Grade Clothing who sup
plies us Regularly,, and
who thus turned over to
us his remaining Spring
and Summer Stock at a
price which means a loss
to him and enables us to
offer
SUITS
$45
$50
$55
26 Suits
iy at
20 Suits
lyat
16 Suits
lyat,
SEE
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' Store WldtfSnlo of 20 dlqcOnnt and
more at. The Lender 3Icr. Co.
dlaudo Wclngand, who;,,'litt8 been a
student at Midland college. 'Frcnfont,
will return homo poxt' Veek.
Mrs. A. E. Ericksoli and daughter
roturned Tuesday evening from a visit
j with relatives In Oxford, Neb.
1 tato Coromnnder Mrs. Acns Bovor
wont to Omaha Wednesday tb attond a
district mooting of tho M. B. A.
.o.:
For Sale. '
Nine room modern house, nicely
arranged for two family apartmont
nut at'roet Phono 1140j. 40-1
::0:i
I ' Household Goods for Sale.
I I offer all my household goods at.
private salo, everything goes. Inquire
at 317 So. Sycamoro or phono 1247.
All Wool
would sell regular- A
30l)
would sell regular- (C
J03
would sell rsgular- (trrA
yu
OUR WINDOWS.
CLOTHIERS
MEN.