GoodGIa w, prr,,.l fi tei to o ir eye; are a pr&at COM
FORT, a id l i i . .a b, -in absolute NECESSITY.
Ycu caririct -'C until ycu have ycur eyes EXAMINED.
We will do this Wll riOUT CHARGE.
And if you need Glasses or heed your oki ones Changed,
tfe fill do so for a Moderate Price.
Come in NOW.
C. S. CLINTON,
SIflX OF THK 1H KINO.
LOCAL AND TEItaONAL
jDX. 0. 11. CRESSLtR,
Graduate Dentist
'.true over the MclJoi ui.i
Stute Dank.
Cl'i V AND COUNTY NEWS.
F. l, Tcmplo spent Suiulny in Lox
Ington.
Roland Locke has accepted a posi
tion at tlie frolght office.
Chouter Ellsworth left Sunday on'n
pleasure trip to Los Angoles.
20 bars laundry soap for $1.00 nt
WcMlclmol's Grocery, 42-8
W. H. LoDloyt -went to Oinnlm Fri
day ovenlng on business.
It. P. Marshall loft Sunday, on n
plensuro trip to Wllllnmsport, Penn.
Mr. rind Mrs. J. D. Cox visited rela
tives lii Sutherland Saturday and Sun
day.
fry our 30c coffee. McMIcliaol'a
Grocery. -12-8
Mr. W. L. Reynolds and daughter
leftyostoday for a visit with relatives
In Iowa.
Ltttlo Luclllo OvcrBtrcot was knock
ed down by n dog Friday and sufforcd
n broke;i wrist. '
Mario WroliiHh arrived from Omha
Friday for. a visit with his sister Mrs.
Frank Nolan.
Ruth Moody nud M'arguoiito Lolh
went to Kearnoy Saturday to nltond
the Round Up.
Margaret McCarthy, of Spauldlng,
came Saturday to visit hor Bister Mrs.
Ed Qrclsor.
Air. and Mrs. M E. CroBby will ro-
turn today from a. visit with relatives
at Davoiiport, Nob.
ForSalo Grey, reud bnby cnrrlago
at a bargain. Phono 1173w.
John Tlgho has accepted a position
as fireman for tho Burlington road
out of Guernsey, AVyo.
Clinton & Son, Graduate Opticians,
see them for Service tf
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Conquest left
Saturday evening fo Omaha and other
eastern parts of tho state.
Mrs. Carl Urodbeck was hostess nt
a theatre party Friday evening follow
ed with a lunch at The Ousls.
Mrs. W. II. lllnlock returned to hor
homo In Donver Friday ovenlng after
visiting her sun Harold Hlalock.
..Steam Hiiths, .Mnssngo and Klectrlc
Treatment at 312 Knst (lib, St. LMiono
'S!)7. Mr. Arthur Hush. tf.
Mrs. O. M. Uraucr, of Gothenburg,
i visited with danghtor Mrs. T. E. Purdy
llast week and returned homo Sunday,
Miss Grace Urotornltz has accepted
a position as multiplex operator at
tho Western Union telegraph office.
For Salo Refrigerator with 100 lbs
Ico capacity, kitchen table and dozen
whlto Leghorn lions. Phono 1043. 43-2
J. V. Romlgb roportB tho salo of
Dodgo Brothers touring cars to N. B
Spurrier and B. A. Crosby of Suther
land.
Mrs. Victor Beck wis sovdrly scalded
on the nock and shoulders Saturday
while carrying a pan of hot water down
stops.
Wo uro arranging our morchandlso
In sucb a way that It will bo an easy
matter to make your selections. 13. T.
rRAMP & SONS.
Mrs. G. M. Palmor, who visited hor
daughtor Mrs. Bloomburg last week
returned to her homo In Omaha Hat
urdoy.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Block and child
ren returned Friday ovonlng from Col
umbus whoro thoy sffbnt n wool: with
rolntlvos.
Donald Nowton and Joo Plzor, stu
dents at tho state unlvorBlty, arrived
homo Saturday, driving home In Don
ald's Ford car.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilaught, of Suporlor.
Nobi, cumo Saturday to visit their
son, who la tho U. P. agent at Bird
wood. Dr. I. J. KHAUSK, l)ctlst. Sic
Donald Dank llulldlnt?. Rooms !2 & 3.
I'himo. 07. 2tf
Tho Tornado ventilating system has
just been completed at tho Sun theatre
which guarantees a frco circulation of
fresh nlr.
Combination Saie
The following property will lu sold at
.ltarn on
(ho .lohnnscn
Saturday, June 129 1920
Salo (o coinnicnce at 2:510 p. in.
9 Head of Cattle
7 Head of Horses
Saddle horso. suddlo, ropo and all. Team black horses
0 years old, well matched, weight 2.G00 pounds. Team,
weight 2200 pounds. Team, weight 2,300 pounds.
Household Goods, 'Etc.
Washing "machine, dishes, 2 rugs 9x12. 3 small rugs,
tabid, 3 roclterssldo board, 2 beds, 2 dressers, cheffonler,
danvenport, 3 pictures, stand, books, bookcases, china
closet, wardrobe, dressers, 2 washstands, genter table, din
ing room table, 12 dining room chairs, little safe, clock,
rug 8x10, rug 9x12, 7 small rugs, single barrel shot gun, hay
rack and running gear, 2 sots of harness and lots of llttlo
stuff too numerous to mention.
The Robekah Konilngton will b
entertained at the hom of Mrs. H.
S. Johiiion, 170 W. 4th. at. Friday
arternoon.
c;ug Gundersoii, of Elm Creek, form
trly living wuth of Harsher, pont tho
week end vlnltinu his brother at tho
rt 1 '
uunuermiii rmiuii.
E. A. Beaucarop accompanied hi
three daughter to Kearney Saturday,
where they will attend school during
the summer month.
. W. E. Shuman and daughter expect
to leave Thurtday by auto for St. Joe,
Mo., where Mr. Shuman will take dep
onltlon In an action In court,
i W. B. Adamson, who met with an
'accident several months hko and re
fcetvlng treatment at an Omaha hos
pital camo homo, was competed to ro
,turn to the hoptnl a few days ago.
Mrs. Kato Adams, bf Omaha and
Mrs. Lizzie Belor came Saturday to
Hjpnd a couple of weeks with their
I ister Mm. A. E. Huntington.
Mrs. F. E. Bullard. who had boon
vlsltlnic relatives and friends In town
for several weeks, left yesterday for
her homo In Willow Stprlngs, Mo
Nine special trains loaded with del
egates and others onroute to the re
publican national convention at
Chicago passed through Friday night.
Miss Elta Munslnger, who had been
attondlng tho state normal at Wayno,
Nob., came Saturday to visit her
parents, who recontly moved to this
city.
Mrs. J. W. Fetter, who has been In
Excelsior Springs, for a month has
resigned as bookkoopor for the Stacy
Mercantile Co. and docs not expect to
return to North Platte.
Try us with your next can of cream
Harding Cream Station. 312 E. Frmit.
Mrs. Louise Peters nnd sons Gilbert
and Claudo arrived from Grand Is
land yesterday In their car and left
this monlng with C. O. Welngand nnd
family for California.
Miss Hazol McGuIrc, of Cheyenne,
arrived Sunday for a visit at the W.
II. Mungor home. Miss McUulrc is
well known In town.having visited
hero a number of times.
Wallace Reld as "Hawthorne of the
U. S. A." will show at tho Keith, Wed
ncsday and Thursdny and wo want to
toll you It Is some picture. But don't
take our word alone como and sec.
For Rent Furnished 4-room apart
mcnt from Juno 1st to Aug. 1st. In a
good location. Phono 1105. 39tf
Judge Grimes went to Lexington to
hold a term of district court. This
will consumo about two weeks and
tho Judge will then bo through with
holding court until noxt fall.
Mr. Buycr-You can find what you
want In each and every department
and nt real salo prices beginning June
12th E. T. TRAMP & SONS.
To whom are you going to sell youi
tiny aud Grain? Tho Harrington Mor
iintllo Co. will offer the highest
prices. fi4tt
Patricia Schott Is homo on hor vn
cation. Sho has been In training at
tho St. Cathorlno hospital In Omaha.
Henry Heckor loft Saturday ovenlng
for Missouri where ho will visit rein
tlves.
A Chandler car at present prlcoB Is
Uo most economical buy you can mnko
today. Why not get this car which yo
have always wanted for comfort and
ploasuro of your family this summer
J. V. ROMIGII, Dealer.
N. B. Updlko, of Omaha, who purcli-
aBed 13,000 acres of land near Maxwell
of tho Piatt Valley Land & Cattle Co.,
spent Sunday In town and In company
1 tli Joo Schwalgor attended tho ball
game and othor doings at Suthorland.
J. 12. SI2RASTIAN,
Tho Old Line Life jrnii,
lies. Phono 1138. Office Phono (112.1 1
Mrs. Agnos Smith, who had made
her homo In this city; with hor hus
band A. B. Smith for six months, died
rhursdny ovenlng at tho ago of thlr-
ty-nlnb. Tho romalns will bo taken
to Stockvlllo tomorrow for interment.
Did you soo tho "Futurists" Indies
uudorRarmont display in The Stylo
Shop window?
Fred Shoik and Joo Kopf, who plead)
ed guilty to stealing hides from tho
Brodbeck slaughter house, woro taken
tho stnto ponltentlnry by Sheriff
iallsbury Friday ovenlng, there to
sorvo an lnuctorminato sentence or
from one to sevon yenrs.
Joo J. Hupfor, of Rtvorbank, Cal., a
formor North Platto resident, arrived
In town yostordny and will remain for
couplo of weeks. Ills object In com
ing horo Is to soil Irrigated land near
RIvorbank, a proposition ho will bo
glnd to explain to his old-tlmo friends
and others who might bo interested.
Tho Rexall handles tho goods. 14tf
J, A. Swnrts, who has returned from
wook's visit on his ranch south of
town says overythlng looks lino. Two
hundred acres of corn 1b coming up,
tho oattlo and mules look well aftor
tho long hnrd wlntor nud tho grass Is
good. Mr.Swsrts shys he likes North
Platto and tho country round tho city
nnd Is well satisfied with his change
from Dawson to Lincoln county.
D. A. Froedmnn agent for tho Loxnn
Kultltng Factory ot Logan, Utah, man
ufacturers of tho famous Utah nindo-
to-mcasuro undorwear, swontors, jer
seys, mncklnaws, raincoats, men's
suits, blnnkots, leather vests, tlanncl
shirts, otc, Is horo nsaln for a short
tlmo nt tho Pnlaco Cafo (Phono 40)
tnklng orders for Immediate or fall
dollvory. It will pay you to look his
samploH ovor. 43-2
"Hawthorno of tho U. S. A." tho
Walllo Rold plcturo showing at the
When You Buy A Rrfrig
' "" Jl CORK INSULATED
erator
REFRIGERATOR
"A Life Preserver for Foods"
The best is the cheapen in the
end. That is why we recom
mend the Alaska Refrigerator.
We know that it has every con
ceivable feature for the success
ful perservatlon of food at Hie
minimum of ice. consumption
It !s a beauty and its sturdy con
struction is n guarantee of many
oars of satisfactory service. Yet
Alaska refrigerators cost no more
than ordinary ice boxes. And
they are much better.
W. R. MALONEY CO.
li k
llargalns In Used Fords.
1 Ford Touring 1917 $1G7.00.
1 Ford Touring 1917 $210.00.
1 Ford Touring 1918 $450.00.
This car with wlntor top In good con
Couty Union Convention.
The qunrtcrly convention of the Lin
coln County Farmers' Union was hold
at O'Fallon Wednesday of last week.
At noon a cafeteria dinner was served
dition Hosseers and other accessories, to 250 youg and old of both sexes and
HENDY-OGIER AUTO CO.
Makes dollars
go farther
Brings
music
more quickly
Investigate our
Budget
Plan
niter the meal a fine program was
rendered which Included an address
by C. H. Gustafson state (president of
the Farmers' Union. Following the
program a busln'ess session was held.
Delegates were present from a number
of unions in the county.
HIDES, FURS AND JUNK.
We want these.
Big Price for Cast Iron.
No market for hones at present.
L. LIPSHITZ.
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to
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Johansen Sale Barn
COIi. m JOHAXSBX, Auel. F. C. riKLSTIOKWf, Clerk
I I I II
Beginning June 45 1920
WE WILL OFFER OUR ENTIRE
STOCK OF
Tires and Tubes
AT
CENT DISCOUNT
THESE TIRES AND TUBES ARE
STRICTLY FIRSTS, NO SECONDS
15 PER
a
We like to explain
our Budget Plan.
It proves so helpful
to folks who are am
bitious to own a
New Edison.
The Budget Plan
puts
Hie
TSEW EDISON
into your home at once.
Then it applies the estab
lished principle of big busi- .
ness, systematic spending.
It takes the purchase price
out of your income so
gradually that you don't
have to "squeeze" at all.
Come in and learn all
about it.
Harry Dixon
Agent.
W. H. DIENER &
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.Notice of l'el It Ion.
Estate No. 17C5 ot Domard Miller,
deceased In tho County Court of Lin
coln County, Nobraska.
Tho State ot Nobraska, To all por-
ICnlMi Wnilnnsrinv nml TlinrHrlnv war SOUS llltorested 111 snld Estato tako
directed bv Jamos Cruzo who nlayed notice that a potltion has boon liicti
a loading part In tho Million Dollar
Mystory and later mado a porsonnl
appoaranco "tit tho Keith. Mr. Cruzo
has dlroctod somo wonderfully suc
cessful ploturos nnd ho knows AVnlllo
Field hotter thnn any other director
nnd for that reason directs him to Mm Volock n. ill
for tho probato of an lnstruniont pur
porting to bo tho Inst will and Tostn
mont of snld doconsod and for appoint
mont of Georgo Taylor as Executor ot
said Estate, which hna boon sot for
hourlng herein on July 2, 1920, nt
NORTH PLATTE REALTY AUCTION COMPANY
AT NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
Office over the Union State Bank
We solicit your Real Estate AUCTION SALES no
no matter where is it located. To give the-best of service
is our aim. Watch our results. Our experience and ac
quaintance is wide and we appreciate your sales of any
kind. Call on us and let us explain our methods and terms
to you.
E. A. OLSON, Manager.
North Platte, Neb.
INCORPORATED 1887.
Mutual Building and Loan
Association,
Of North Platte, Nebraska.
RESOURCES OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
The 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 how
easy it is to acquire your own home.
T. C. PATTERSON, BESSIE F. SALISBURY,
- President. Secretary.
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best ndvantngo. This plcturo Is ono Dated Juno 5, 1920.
of nald's host and wo know you will I WM. O. WOODHURST,
Hko It. JS-w County Judgaj