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An EYE FAULT caught in time will save you "trouble"
with your eyes for the rest of your life.
Come in and without cost we will examine your eyes and
if. you need glasses-either your first ones or new ones, we will
sell them to you for a reasonable p'rice
, CLINTON, The Jeweler.
THE SIGN OP TILE BIG RING.
OR. 0. 0. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Olllce over the McDonald
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State Bunk,
LOCAL AND I'JSIISONAL
Chas. Wuugh returned Saturday
from a trip to Scotts Bluff.
; Edna Falk left Saturday for Ctyoy
ijimnVahd. other Vcstcrh points.' ;
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Wo can lnnko lmmedlato deliveries!
(Wood Brotliors All Steel Indlvjdual
Qlnra Kimball Young, tho famous
,,'moylo star, passed thru tho city Sat
urday. v (
ft 4,! ' ' i.
fMrs. It. 0. Langford and Miss Alice
Langford camo from "Washington, D.
Saturday.
.Everett LoRoy Ramsay, returned
Snturilay' from Elm' Crook where ho
played 'ball.
Mrs. Guy Popojoy, loft Sunday for
Chicago and will bo aslont about
throo weoks.
Miss L. Il.'Stovons returned to hor
homo In Fromont aftor visiting J oro
and In Goring.
Morlo Rench, of Qnmhu, who had
been visiting at Uio Jog Nolan homo
left yoatWday.
Gladys Stocull loft Saturday for
Moborloy, Mo to vlatt rolntlvos for a
couple of weoks.
Mrs.rLoard, of Fullorton; roturnod
tOjhor slioino yesterday after visiting
friends In tho city.
Hpyt Smlthors, of Koarnoy, who
had boon visiting his parents, left
Saturday for his homo.
Gladys Roso, of Ogalalla, who has
been visiting Ella and Edna Falk loft
fop hor homo Saturday. ,
,JMr. and Mrs. L. B. Redmond and
daughter loft Saturday for Denver
and othor western points.
Lillian Carlson resumed hor duties
yctorday at tho AV. J. O'Connor Btoro
aftor a two weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Oborburk, who havo
boon visiting tho Mar's slstor Mrs.
Ray Gunsolly loft Saturday.
Miss Carrlo Finch, who had been
visiting at tho Goo. B. Dent homo left
ln(jt weok for hor homo in Columbus,
Ohtq.
Mrs. Frank McGovorn and Mrs,
Qcb. Vosolpkn roturnod Sunday from
a three, weoks visit with frlonda in
Graiid island.
Mr, nnd Mrs. C. M. Nowton and son
Donald and- Kenneth "Wholan loft
Sunday, for a trip to Choyonno, Don
ver and Estos Park.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. "Wllloughby nro tak
ing tholr vacation from their dutloa
at tho J. C. Ponny store and aro visit
ing friends In Denver.
Mra. Ilartman of Broadwater, was
token homo from tho General IIos-
plirit Saturday. Sho wnB formorly
Cecelia Mnnalian of this olty.
Dr. 0. E. Vnndlvor, of Ogalalla,
visited ,Dr. Rodflold Sunday". Ills son
Howard played on tho Sldnoy- Ball
team in tho gnnios Sundlay and Monday.
G. If. Wurfel, Union Pacific road
mastor at Koamey, is in tho city to
day. -
Mrs. G. F. Welngand, of Omaha, 1b
horo to attoW tho funeral of tho late
Joioph Spies.
Winona Group ompllro girls will -go
into camp at tho Watts Ranch tomor
row for a fow days.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. KUlnin and son
arrived in the city Monday afternoon
aftor a visit with tho homo folks at
Omaha.
Tho Womons Missionary Society of
tho Lulhora.ChurcheWiU meet at tho
homo of Mrs. F. Frodrickson Friday
at 3 p. m.
Ms. E. J. Miller and daughter, of
Kearn6yV, wlio1'lVav!o 'boVn' visiting at
tho Scharmann homo left for Koarnoy
last evening. ' .
Dr. Wurtollfowlll leave tSttiCy for
his land in Morrill (iounty. He will
complcto Ills illing nnd establish a
rosldonco thoro In tho noar future
Saturday, Judgo Woodhurst issued
a tnurrlngO' llcouso to Goorgo Winters
and Miss LJlllo M. Grockoy, both of
Lexington. . Ho also marrlod them.
0. W. Wheolor, advance man for tho
Standard Chautauqua Is in tho city
looking aftor tho arrangements for
tho opening of tho 1920 session on
August lGth.
M!b,h Lcota Scharmann gave a party
Friday ovonlng In honor of Miss Ruth
Miller df Koarnoy who is visiting hor.
About twenty girls woro present and
enjoyed tho games and refreshments.
Miss Ruth Knrlson, of Gothenburg',
Is visiting in tho city this weok. MIsh
Kurlson taught in tho local schools
during tho past two years but will
teach in Gothonburg during tho com
ing year.
Rov. and Mrs. J. II. Curry lcavo
Wednesday morning for Minneapolis
and tho north lakes of Minnesota f&r
a month's vacation. Dr. Curry expects
to havo somo real fish storlos to toll
when ho returns.
A now flftcon-drnwor catnloguo case
for tho chlldron's bookB has boon In
stalled In tho City Llbrnry and Miss
Murphy . Is remaking tho Indox. Tho
JuvonlloB will bo kept soparato from
tho adult department and special at
tention will bo given to this dopart
mont. Tonight will bo tho last showing of
Charlos Ray In "Rod Hot Dollars" at
tho Koith. It is tho story of a boy's
grit, a girl' devotion, and a couple of
old mon who loam that lovo Is bottor
than hate. If you havo ovor soon Ray
in ono of his Irroslstlblo roloa you
will certainly want to seo this ono.
IN CHILDHOOD most eyo troublos
bogln. Thoro is tho placo to arrest
them. Dofocts of sight aro moro easi
ly corrootod In tho early days and
action now may save your child from
wearing glnssos pormanotly. Bring
tho child In rogularly for compotont
caro and ndvlco about tho oyos. Dixon
& Son, Sight Specialists.
Tho U. P. Ball team played tho
Horshoy Olants last Sunday after tho
Sldnoy gamo and won by 8 to 4.
Johnson and Hoggerty woro tho bat
tery for tho U. P. bunch and McCain,
Hoggs and Bucknor did tho work for
tho Giants. Tho noxt gamo for tho U.
P. mon is with tho P. O. Independents
on Wednesday at 0 o'clock.
SCltAlTJiB
Column of oiiHcn"te.
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The othtr day when we woro going
over to DUruln' Garage to buy an
Otdamoblle, man stopped tie and
asked us why people all over town
dug such ditches between the lawn
an.l ;hc sidewalk. Wo could not tell
him eo we thought we wquld go over
and ask Hd Davis, so, we dftl. Ed
wanted to know if we were complain
ing about tlioso ditches and wo mid
yes we wore for our bicycle went into
ono of .thorn tho ohter day when wo
wera trying to, get out of tho way of
a dog and wo took a tumble wljlch
hurt our dignity as well as stove in
our framo. Ed asked us if they
woro irrigation dltchos and we Said
that could not bo for people would
prefer to water the sidewalk with, the
tho sprlnklor and Ed said maybo tfiey
woro drainage ditchos. Wo told him
tlint peoplo usually built tholr side
walks lowor tlian the lawn so tho
water would run off tho lawn onto
tho sidewalk and so not hurt the lawn.
Then we said that maybe it was to
keep peoplo from walking on the
lawns and Ed asked if we though the
ditch would catch people by their high
hool and wo Bald tl.nt. mieht hr i,
that wo would think they would uso
a fenco to keep people off tho lawns
and Ed asked If tho ditch was to run
ono wheel of tho lnwnmower in so
Is would not scar up tho sidewalk and
wo said that if it was a good thing to
run ono wheel in it would bo a good
thing to make another to run the
other wheel in nnd Ed said that was
reasonable TJhon Ed asked If wo had
some of those ditches at our house
and wo said wo had dug some In the
spring and he asked why we had done
It and wo said it was because Art
Salisbury and Jim Fonda had done It
and Ed said "Well, well, thr.tj's
strango" and wo said It wasn't any
stranger for us to havo them than for
him to have them, and ho said he
would knock off our block if wo In
sinuated anything and so wov came
away. And now wo know.
!:o:;
Tho Christian Aid Socloty will meet
in tho church basement on Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. L. L. Zook is chair
man, i
Fred Elliott nnd his son Ben left
for Denver this morning where they
will spend a fow days Bight scoing.
r m the dark, in a low brawl in the Cote Dorion ? PH
At thfe SUN, Tuesday & Wednesday.
XOHTH VLAWB VEOVLK
I IS BSTKS PARK.
-A.
A card from Senator Hoagland says
"Tho Tileya, Kd Dlokoy, Sidney
Bakers, Phil Beats, Howard" Me
Michaels, Doraey LoypoldU and Wal
ter Hoaglanda are having the ttlho of
; their llvet in Estee Park. It is cool
I and we are enjoying tho mountain
I drive. Tiley and Dickey till hold
tho medal for catching trout but Sld
I ney Baker hag a bad case. Crosbys
; started homa today by way of Den
; vor." m
Wllllnn Charlos Raskins
Arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Loslle Raskins, Saturday. His father
does not know whothor he will take
to law or not but ho Is ahro he 111
tako to football.
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Post Office Independents Win.
In the gamo at Staploton, Sunday
tho Post Office Indopondonts won by
a score of 5 to 4 nnd squared them-
8elvos for tho (,ofoat two weoks as0t
A mrso crowtl auemiecl " Bamo nn"
Bl,owed tho,r nPPciatlon of tho
snappy bal1 p,ayc(1 nt a11 Umos- The
gam W"8 fenturecl by nbsolutoly air
t,E'lt aml sensational noldlng on tho
part of tho North Platters, three
doubles being chalked up to tholr
credit. Batteries forthe Independents
Rnuch and Rauch: for Stapleton Hor
rJng and Davis. Noxt Sunday tho In
dependents will play Curtis at Curtis.
Crystalf Theatre,
Tonight and Tomorrow
OWEN MOORE
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"The Desperate Hero"
A comedy drama that will en- j
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tertam and send you awayj
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cnucKimS
Tlio Ii. Y. P. U. will holit a.pfcnlt
on Friday evonlng. All niBhiborV hn"d
friends will meet at tho, ohinyh. at J
o'clock and convoyancos ' will bo on
hand. The place has not. yet bden
decided. '
Hay Fever and Catarrhal Deafness
Successfully Handled by Spocial
OSTEOPATHIC TREATMENT
of the Nose and Throat
DR. W. I.
Oasis Bldg Osteophthic
A real investment is one that combines safety of
principal together with a fixed and definite in
comean investment yielding a rate of interest
that Is liberal yet consistent with sound, conserva
' tive business methods.
No investment on earth so nearly approaches this
high standard' of excellence as
First Mortgage loans on Real Estate
In this character of investment the element of
speculation is entirely removed, and in these days
of uncertainty and unrest it behooves one to look
carefully to the safety of principal and certainty
of income.
.You can secure such loans from
S500 to
which we have
made
offer for sale.
Consult us if interested
:oodman
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
L it you want to goo something
, qilenly soe Irono Castle in a new and
auiful tolo" as ftvta and mother,
i a plcturo of real life, with, a real
ipBrhuf 'Soo "The Invisible Bond" at
tho Crystal Thursday and Friday.
SHAFFER
PJhysician North Platte. Neb.
$10,000
with our own money and
WANS.
.Buckley frost Co.
