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JACK PICKFORD
"The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come"
'4 John Fox Jr.'s best loved drama of Kentucky hills and southern chivalry. Here
is the Thad Buford that you and millions of others have read of in the novel. Only he is
presented a thousand times more vividly in the picture.
A great picturization of a great novoll
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
H. I. Mock rolurnod Sunday frotrt
York whoro ho transacted busl-
DR. 0. H. CRESSLtR,
Graduate Dentist
Oilice over the McDonald
State Bunk.
LOCAL Ar I) PERSONAL
Mrs. E. W. Fetter and daughter
,Jean went to Arnold yesterday.
Steam IJatlis, Massage and Electric
ffreatmeut nt 312 East Cth, St. Phono
897. ZUrs. Arthur Itush. tf.
Miss Allcp Selman returned from
Denver yesterday where she had been
visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Al White and children
came yesterday to visit at the Elmer
Owens homo.
Mrs. II. C Woodhurst came homo
yesterday from Kearney where shes
had been visiting
Wm, J. Hendy returned Saturday
from a trip to Fort Fetterman, Wyo.
His father will visit in Colorado be
fore returning to North Platte.
Mrs. P. R. Wourlamont returned to
her homo In Cheyenne Sunday after
visiting her sister Mrs. William Hub
bard. tfl1
Miss Alice Baker, of Omaha, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Geo. B.
Dent will leave for her home this
week. ' HTjfJ
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tlghe, of Okla
homa City, left Sunday for Cheyenne
o visit relatives for a few days before
going to their home.
Georgo R. Scott, 215 So. Elm, hai.
been employed by tho Board of Edu
cation as janitor of tho Washington
School and began work last weok.
"The Grim Game" with lloudini
the greatest wizard that over lived
in tho most exciting picture you have
seen for a long time will show -it iho
Keith tonight for the last time.
t Miss Beth Cumlngham returned to
'her, homo in Los Angeles Sunday after
visiting friends in tho city for two
weo!ss. Many social functions were
given in her honor.
Tho Baptist Ladies Auxiliary will
meet Thursday afternoon at three
oclack at C02 South Vine Street. Mrs.
O. Johnson will bo in chasge of the
programme.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Buckley, of Den
ver, who havo spoilt two months
visiting relatives intho city' left yes
terday for California whore they will
remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Metcalf, of Paxton, camo yes
terday to visit at tho F. G. Jloxio
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Erlckson, of
Brady, apent Sunday nt "tho A. P.
Kelly home.
Ar(hur Robison returned from Og
den the latter part of tho week where
Jio had Ueen visiting. I
Miss Mary Drost returned' Friday
from Charlton, la., whoro sho had
been visiting for several weeks.
Mrs. G. K. Swift, of Harlau, Ia
came tho latter part of tho week to
visit at the Jack Husband homo.
-J. E. Nolson left yestorday for Chi
cago and St Joe where hp wll do tho
fall buying for tho Leader Mer. Co.
Mrs. Chas. Boguo una daughter
Emma left Saturday for Denver to
spend a few days visiting relatives.
Mrs. P. E Trent and children came
yesterday from Council Bluffs to visit
her mother Mrs. Mary A. Baker.
Miss Carrie Scott, of Denver, came
Sunday to visit friends and relatives
in the city for a week. Sho was a
former resident here.
Tho Woman's Auxiliary of the Bap
tist church will meet Thursday after
noon with Mrs. N. E. Loudon, 1)02
South Pine street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hendy, Jr.,
and son Charles aro the guests of
Mrs. Hendy's mother Mrs. John Bratt.
Mr. Hendy will leave Tuesday for
Julesburg and Denver.
The Ladies Aid Society of tho Pres-.
byterian church will meet In tho par
lors Thursday afternoon entertained
by Mesdamcs Crosby, Forstedt and
Clara Newton.
Misses Llddia and Ilattie Bjorklund
started their vacation from tho O'Con
nor store yesterday and will visit in
Gothenburg and tho eastern part of
the state for two weeks.'
The Rexall handles tho goods. 14tf
I am honestly trping to give my
patrons tthq best motor car service
in North Platte. Isn't that about what
you want from tho dealer who sells
you your next car. Dodgo Brothers
and Clmndler sales & service exclus
ively. J. V. ROMIGH Dealer.
Mr. Richardson, of the North Platte
Air Craft Company, returned from
Ccmstock ,on Saturday having gone
there to meet tho insurance adjustor
and settle tho firo losson tho Com
pany's plane. The insurance on the
burned plane was carried by tho Na
tional Liberty Firo Insurance Com
pany, tho local agents being Bratt,
Goodman and Buckley.
Mrs. C. A. Lau, of Sutherland,
visited friends in tho city Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Lowell left Saturday for
Denver to visit rolntlves for a week.
Don't miss seeing Houdlnl nt tho
Koith tonight It's your last chance.
Mrs. L. E. Churchill, of Fremont,
camo Saturday to visit her daughter.
Miss Julia Haase. of Lincoln, Is
visiting nt tho homo of Gus and Will
Haase this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Eshle'man, of Her
shey, spent Sunday at tho Bon Eshlo
man homo In this city.
Mrs. Agnes Harrison, who visited
her niece Mrs. Wilson Tout last week,
returned to her homo In Omaha.
A marriage license was issued Fri
day to Roy L. Melendy, of Pleasonton,
Kansas and Miss Mytrlo E. Barnes,
of Sutherland, by Judge Woodhurst.
Friday Judgo Woodhurst issued a
marriago license to Douglas M. Moore,
and Edith B. Hlomrlch. Both gavo
Aurora as their homo address. Latcs
he married them.
William T. Leepor and Miss Roxlo
Cranmoro were married by Judge
Woodhurst in tho county court room
last Friday. They gavo their home ad
dress as Bolmar, Nebr.
Dr. Morrill, Dentist, office over
Wilcox Department Store.
Mr. and Mrs. William Foster, of
Lincoln, stopped Monday and visited
at tho Will and G. J. Haase homes
enroute from a two months trip thro.
Colorado and Yellowstone Park.
Mr. and Mrs E. C. Folton and
family of York, Nebr,, who were re
turning by auto from a vacation in
Colorado visited Thursday night in
North Platte.
New
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Dr. 11. C. Brook. Dontlst. X-Ray
Diagnosis. Koynolds Bldg. Phono 148
MK-, Margaret Maxwoll camo lnt
ovctnng to visit Miss Mabelle McFar
land for a woek.
For Sale Strained Honey. J. L.
Hasi nigs. Phona 27fiW. Go CG
Emil Leypoldt loft yesterday for
Kearney whoro ha will apond two
wocl! visiting friouds.
Try the Rexall first, it pays. Utt
J Q. Wilcox returned yoatorday
from Now York whoro ho had boon
dolus Uio fall buying for his store.
County Troasuroro Soudor returned
yostcrdny from a few weeks visit to
plures of Intorost In Canada. Ho Is on
the job as usual at tho Court House
today.
C. II. Splcof, tho Trnnsfor Man, has
moved his headquarters from Huff
man's to Donelson's Cigar Storo on
Front Street. C5 CC
Miss Josephlno Robb started hor va
cation from tho O'Connor storo yes
terday and will leavo this week with
her mother for Salt Lnko City to visit
for n month.
J. E. SEllASTLAJi,
Tho Old Lino LIfo Man,
Itcs. Phono 11.13. Offlco Phono C12J
"Tho descriptive Incident of Jon
Fox's noved Tlfo Llttlo Sheplnrd of
Kingdom Come visualized with in
telligence by a lino cast of actors who
lit tho characters, coupled with thb
(selection of somo scenic locations
used for backgrounds is responsible
for a picturo that Is worthy of high
commendation." This Is -ha". tin
critical revicwor said of iho picture
showing at the Keith Wednesday and
Thursday. Come and see If you agree
with him;
I For Sale Wagon and Hay rack.
Phono 1194W. C5tf
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lied Bat.
A specimen of Red Bat (Nycterls
borealis-Muller) was brought to tho
office by Walter Shilling, August 13th.
It was allvo and wandered over tho
little wire cago provided for it. It did
not eat anything and a day later It
was released. This bat was small and
reddish In colornnd is rnro hero al-
ninnrrii it. 1b found common In tho
eastern part of tho stato and more so
farther east. It is perfectly harmless
and lives on insects.
lJAl'TlST PICNIC
Tho Sunday Sohool of tho IJnptlit
htirch will hold lt pionto at Iho City
l)ar!( this afternoon at 2:30. A general
good time is anticipated until six
o'clock when the luncVwlll be oaton.
Cars will tnko the children to tho
grove from the church.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.
The Methodist Sunday school will
hold Its annual picnic at tho City
Park this afternoon. At 2:30 cars will
be at the church for tlioso who do
not havo means of getting thore.
Everyono Is asked to bring a baskot
well filled with lunch.
11. c S, AUKNOT SALES.
Tho 11. & S. Agency reports tho,
following snlos of property recently:
014. N. Lincoln Avo. J. H.' Fonda to'
Wm. Runnolli
721 S. LoaiuL North Platto Home
Builders to C. Wllloughby;
715 W. Seventh. Holman A Sebas
tian to mitoaboth Kolly;
1S24 W. Third. North Pintle Homo
Builders to H. W. Woloh;
1SJ0 west Third. North Platte Home
Builders to Fred Falrohlld;
71(5 S. Pine. Forstodt Eatato to D.
K. McDonald.
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I SUCCESSFUL CHAUTAUQUA CLOSE
MERCHANTS FAVOR SCOUTS. & Tho Chautauqua closed Saturday
Tho Local Council of tho Boy Scoi1t8TU,Bht w,,h n Cr0W,1Cl1 tou.1 a"? "m.ny
standing around uio ouismo. mo piay
"Rojuvonntlon" was well received.
Ono of tho officials staled today that
Is ploasod at tho way merchants ftivor
tho Scouts In giving thorn low prices
and discounts on supplies needed In
their camp. Thoso things allow tho
money to go fnrthor and mnko tho
camp a bigger success.
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CARD OF THANKS.
Wo wish to extend to tho neighbors
and friends and to ovoryono who as
sisted us in jiny way our hoartfolt
gratitude for tho acts of sympathy
nnd kindness extended to us In our
hour of bereavement over tho death of
our daughter nnd granddaughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard R. Crow,
Mr.- nnd Mrs. T. J. Parker nnA
family,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Crow.
Dr. Howard Yost. Dentist. Twlnem
nullillnir. Phono 1107.
thoy received sovonty-flvo signatures
to tho guarantco for noxt yoar which
nssuros North Platto of a Chautauqua
for 1921.
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THEN AND NOW Ton years ago
many pcoplo called to "pick out" a
pair of glasses. Today not ono la a
hundred will oak for "ready mado
specs," That thoy call now to havo
tholr eyes oxamlned to sco whothor
or not glasses aro needed wo constdor
a compliment, proving na It doos, tholr
conlldonco that wo will not adviso
glasses unless they would i.rovo a roal
benefit. Dixon & Son, Sight Specialists.
For Kent Garago at Flvo dollars
n month. C15 East Sixth. 64 C5
Real Estate Sale
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Monday
August 30, 1920
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wSSSSM Properly m
Keep your eye on the thermometer it's due to talco
an awful tumble. Be prepartd for the change in tempera
ture. Sensd your coal order in without, delay. Buy a
grade of coal that you can bank on the sort that wakes,
tho furnace up at the proper time in the morning.
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M,
I will sell at public auction at the east front
door of the Court House in North Platte, Lincoln
County, Nebraska", all land owned by the Estate
of Charles McDonald. Consisting of:
All of Sec.5-13-30. This
section has a fully paid water right, every acre
can be irrigated; joins the city of North Platte on
the South West!, and is fairly well Improved, and
is without doubt the most desirable tract of land
in, this vicinity. Can be divided.
Southwest Quarter of Sec.14-12-30. This is,
located 10 miles Southeast of North Platte, on
what is known as tho Jack Morrow Fats, ono of
the best farming communities in Lincoln County.
The balance of property to bo sold is all in
the City of North Platte and consists of fifteen
business lots in the business dlistrict, all favor,
ably located. Six of them in tho center. All
have paved streets, water, gas and sewerage.
One two story brick building and ground.
Pour Fronts.
One Frame Building and ground.
Sixteen choice residence lots.
Several Modern Homes.
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Terms satisfactory to tho heirs will ho given.
Those who contemplate purchasing should
investigate property before) day of sale., This is
one of the best chances ever offered in tr'a
vicinity to get a choice business location or homo
or farm. All property will be sold to tho highest
bidder.
For location, description etc., see or write,
0. E. Elder, Referee,
XORTH WATTE, NEIIKASKA.
THE SEASON IS ON
DO YOUR CANNING NOW
We Have Plenty of Fresh Fruit
and Jars to Pat it in.
Pint Jars, Iper dozen
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Quart Jars, per dozen- ,y
Half-Gallon Jars, per dozen........... $1.18
Jar Rings, per dozen
Ir femo nay llnTOII 30
1-gal. Can Peaches
.95
1-gal, Can Apricots .' ....j. ,0
1-gal.', Can Apples , , ,6i
12lCans Corn, Peas or Tomatoes 170
2 large pkgs Post Toasties -37
Large pkg Kelloggs Corn Flakes 20
5-lb. Can Calumet Baking Powder LOO
3- bars Palm Olive Soap .,. 25
4- lb. sack Red Moon Pancake Flour ... .38
4 small pkgs Rub No More 25
Large pkg Rub No More 25
Can Light House Cleanser . . . ; 05
3 cans 20c Hominy 45
Can Pumpkin '. 10
Gallon Jug 15
These prices good for Friday and Saturday
Gamble & Springer
4 STORES.
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ORGANIZED 1887.
Mutual Building and Loan
Association,
Of North Platte, Nebraska.
RESOURCES JUNE 30, 1920, $1,329,175.53.
Installment Slock.
The installment stock of this association is issued in
shares of $2,00.00 each and may bo subscribed for at any
time upon tho payment of 25 cents per share entry feo
and a monthly payment of $1.00. This stock earns divi
dends of eight per cent per annum, compounded semi-annually
and matures in 128 months. This maturity is ef
fected by adding to the $128.00 paid by tho Investor, $72.00
to cover tho earned dividends for that period.
$10.00 per month so invested will yield in 128
months $2000.00.
$10.00 per month so invested will yield in 25G
months $0000.00.
T. C PATTERSON, 0 1JESSIE F. SALISBURY,
President. Sccrotary.
THE CHILDRENS, MOUTHPIECE TO JOYLAND.
Let thorn drink and bo morry Nowl Next tlmo and alwaysTho
STAR BOTTLE tho vlslblo tostlmonlal of tho STAIt goodnesB.
Your favorlto flavor 10 cents tho bottlo: cheaper by tho caso.
Llttlo Children and grown ups lovo to drink STAIt bovorages tho
Individual bottlp.
Puts your palato In dollghtful touch with tho IuscIoub fruit flavors.
STAR BOTTLING & MERCANTILE CO.
ASK YOUR DEALER.
Put up la tho dlstlbctivo bottle.
Originators of Bettor Beverages.
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