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Owing to a misunderstanding about our lease we are
obliged to vacate our present iocation" in the Keith Theatre
Building and will have to move inlo a smaller room until
we can get a suitable location. Our misfortune is your
opportunity for we are obliged to i educe our stock.
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JYeed new
Masses?
, Has your old watch been fixed until it is no longer worth
fixing? . Or is it too heavy and time-worn? . .
If so, come in and let us show you our new, light, hand
some correct time keepers and also a new chain to go with it.
We also have many kinds of WRIST WATCHES, reasonable
in price. Don't you want one. Come in.
We will test your eyes free of charge, and if you need
new glasses'we will fit you in them correctly and for a moder
ate price.
CLINTON, The Jeweler.
THE SIGN OP THE BIG IUNG.
LOCAL 4lN1) l'EHSONAL
vMrs. Anna Dobson left Wednesday
for Sutherland.
Miss Lena Basklns left Wednesday
for a visit In Omaha.
Mrs. Carl Oberg, of PaXton, left
"Wednesday for her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Bailey left tho
first of tho week for Maywood.
Mrs. Marion Carrier, of Tampa,
Fla., Is visiting the Besack family,
Effio Durbin has accepted a posi
tion as a stenographer in Kimball.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson left
Wednesday for a visit in Gothenburg.
Miss Mary Carl is visiting at tho
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Joo Murphy.
- Ethel Williams, of Franklin, Nebr.,
is visiting at the homo of Wyle Crane.
Elmer Goltry left Tuesday for Grand
Island to visit friends for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Broth loft Wed
nesday for a visit in Ogden and Salt
Lake.
H. S. Vaill, who has been visiting
J. W. Rowlan, left Wednesday for
Denver.
Dr. Claude IUcnsh, of Omaha, is
visiting at the homo o Mr. and Mrs.
Joo Nolan.
Joo Weber 'left Wednesday for Kear
ney and Lexington where ho will
transact business. .
' Special Sale on Outing Flannels
and Ginghams at Wilcox Department
Store. ' -J 1,3
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Johnson, of
Randolph, Iowa, aro visiting at the!
Jiomo of L. O. Johnson.
Dixon & Son, Sight Specialises,
will bo able to toll you if that head--ache
Is from your eyes or not.
Mrs. Alex Huntington of this city
left Wednesday for Haig whero she
expects to reside in tho future.
The Artr Store is showing a new
lino of Maderia Lunch sets napkins,
centers, scarfs and Baby Pillow tops.
Mr. and Mrs. Joo Nolan expect to
leavo next week for a week's vacation
in Omaha and Eastern points.
Plaids, Tricotines and Serges in
wldo widths for plca)tod skirts at
WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE.
Mrs. F. J. Wurtelo returned Wed
nesday from Omaha whero sho' accom
panied her daughter to school.
Hoyt Smithers and wife, of Kearnoy
who hao been visiting tho homo folks
left Wednesday for their home.
Mrs. H.-M. Bents, of Grand Island,
who has been visiting at tho homo of
Mrs. G. E. Wright loft Wednesday.
Harry Samueteon and Paul Nolan
returned Wednesday morning from a
hunitng trip with tho limit of ducks.
Mrs. II. 0. Yeager, o Milford, Utah
left Wednesday for her .homo after
visiting at tho E. N. Johnson home.
Tho Harmony Socioty loft Wednes
day for Lowollyn whoro they will
mlay for dances during tho fair there.
Mrs. II. P.. Ballard loft Wednesday
for Omaah whero sho took her fivo
year old son to bo treated for his
eye's.
To whom aro your going to goll your
(Hay nnrt Grain? Tho Harrington Mer
cantile Co. will offer tho hlghoit
prlcw. 4tf
'pontypu
need a new
NOltTH PLATTE AUt TERMINAL
C03IPANY GIVES LIST OF
STOCKHOLDERS.
Following is a list of business con
cerns nnrt business and professional
men of North Platto who have bought
stock in tho North Platto Air Ter
minal Company. Nato tho names be
low. Tho names-that do not appear
in this list aro men who havo posi
tively refused or who, aro still think
ing it over. Whero do you stand?
COMMITTEE.
F. L. Moouey'
Fred Seebcrger
Ray Langford
McDonald Stato Bank
Harry Dixon
Derryberry & Forbes - , -Wilcox
Department Store
Hendy-Ogior Auto Co.
' Harry Porter
A. A. Hastjngs
Richi Ugai .
W. R. Maloney ' '-"V'
FJeld-Birgo Company
J. S. Davis Co.
T. C. Patterson
H. L. Pennington
Simon Brothers
Platte Valley Stato Bank
, Ed Dickey
J. V. Romigh
C. S. Clinton
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Fred Marti ' '',
Rexall Storo
J. C. Don
Ira L. Baro
D. J. Antonides ' i
Union Stato Bank
Paul Harrington
C. M. yew ton "
Win. Otlen .
J. II. Stono ' ; ... .
Rush Mercantile Co.
H. A. Brooks ' .
Dr. J. B. Rcdileld
Butler Buchanan ,.
J. II. VanCIeavo ,
McMlchael Brothers 1
Dr. II. E. Mitchell
Dr. T. J. Kerr
Hotel McCabo
G. N. Gibbs
. 0. E. Elder
Wilson Tout f
A. W. Plummer
CoatC3 Lumber & Coal Co.
J. E. Nelson
Edwards-Roynolds Co.
Bratt, Goodman & Buckley
Loypoldt & Ponnlngton
Hollraan & Sebastian
North Platte Flour Mills
Waltomath Lumber Co. '
Gamblo with Springer
North Sido Drug Company
North Platto Bulck Company
W. J. O'Connor
Tho Hirshchfoldt Company
Dr. C. A. Solby
Dr. E. W. Fottor
Keith Novlllo s
Halllgan, Boatty & Halllgan
E. A. Tlmmorman
Mrs. T. B. Sceney.of Paxton, was
a city visitor this week.
Dr. and Mrs. Yost, returned Wed
nesday ovoning from thoir wedding
trip to Lincoln and othor Eastern
points.
Mrs. P. M. Soronson and Mrs. Chasj.
Bogue will ontortaln the War Mothers
tlifs evening at tho homo of Mrs. Soronson,
TO
Til
we will make prices
short time.
UNION PACIFIC JIEDIC1NE HUM'
CUTOFF TO Hi: Rl'ILT
THIS YEAH.
Tho Union Pacific Railroad Coin
puny has naked permission of tho In
tc?ri1uo Commerco Commission to ex
tend its line of double track from
Haig, Nebr., to Medicine Bow, Wyo.
This means that tho through trains
will .go from North Piatto to O'Fal
lons, then tnko tho North Hiver line
through Lowollen, Oshkosh, North
port, Gering, etc. It will leavo Choy
enno and Laramie off tho main line.
Tho cut off will shorten tho main lino '
by many miles and Gering will prob-
ably by mado a division" point. Train J
crews on tho main lino will havo to
stay orer at La ng Instead of Sidney. J
A Joint meeting of tho Nebraska. Rail- j
road Commission and the Wyoming
Public Utilities Commission will bo
held ot denng next Tuesday to pass
upon the proposed route. Tho above
information is contained in quite
lpng'.hy items in tho Bed for tho 28th
and the Oomnnl for tho 29th.
ALL PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDJIENTS WERE CARRIED.
We are printing in this issue a sum
mary of tho results of tho election
hold throughout Nebraska, Sept.-' 21,
when tho forty-ono nmondmdnts to
tho stato constitution woro voted on.
Theso amendments woro all carried
and will becomo a part of tho con
stitution of this" stato. Tho summary
will bo found on ono of tho Inside
pages.
.REUNION OF OHIO FRIENDS AT
THE HANS JOHNSON H03IE.
Mrs. Hans Johnson entertained
Tuesday In honor ot Mrs. Gosscland
Mrs. Mincks, ot Lowell, Ohio, Mrs.
Dunaway, of Overton, Nobr.. Mrs.
Hauos, Mrs. McKcown and Mrs. Lo
Masters of North Platto. All woro
formorly from Ohio and old tlmo
frionds.'' Contrary to tho usual desire
of ladios1, thoso guosts lot it bo known
that thoir ages ranged from flfty-slx
to olghty-four years.
;;o:
Mrs. C. A. Woir and daughtor Eliz
abeth arrived Thursday evening to
visit frionds and look for a rosldonco
in North Platto.
Now and attrnctlvo hats will be
shown Friday and Salur(da.y in our
Millinery Department Tho Loader
Morcanlllo Co,
WE MOVE
that will sell, all we care to' in a very
TODAY'S GEOGRAPHY A NEW
WEEKLY Jt'EATUHtt' OF THE
FHIDAY TKIHUNE.
Each Friday issuo of tho Tribune
will contain three columns of up-to-dato
material about tho geography of
tho w.orld today. This will onablo tho
rotidars to keep pace with tho chang
ing map cf tho world. Those columns
will coutain stories about now and
old countrlos, now and old peoples
and strange places. Tho material is
furnished through tho National Geo
graphic Society at Washington. This
socioty is an association for the In
crease and diffusion ot geographic
knowledge. It was founded In 1888.
It publishes ovcry month tho Nation
al Geographic Magazlno (l.GOO to
2,000 pages annuully) uiyl many largo
maps; gives an annual series ot thirty
addresses, and usslsts worthy projects
of exploration. It has been associated
with oven arctic explorations, notably
thoso of Admiral Peary, and has sent
expeditions to Alaska, Mount Pelcc,
Porn nnd previously unexplored por
tions of South America. So Important
wero tho activities of tho society dur
ing nnd following the great war that
Its membership increased from about
210,000 in 1913 to about 500,000 today.
Tho Geographic Nows Bulletin (for
schools) was started in the fall of
1919 by tho society from a fund sot
nsldo for tho diffusion of geographic
knowledgo after many requests had
como from teachers that Us ntjwspapor
bulletins bo made avallablo for school
uso. For somo years tho socioty had
been Issuing to n solccted list of nows
papers n series of bulletins dealing
with tho geographic and historic back
grounds of current events. This ser
vice becamo especially popular during
tho war.
Look on tho lnsldo pogos for To
day's Geography.
: :o: :
Throo rccont owners of Chandlor
cars havo now roturnod from cross
country trips to California and thoy
all oxpross their lminonso satisfaction
with thoir cars and especially com
mont on tho wonderful flexibility and
rollablllty ot tho Chandler motor.
Won't you try out ono of tho six
Chandlor modols at my oxponso bo
foro you buy your noxt family car.
J. V. ROMIGII Dealer.
Harry Portor loft Jils mornlhjf for
Sterling whoro he will transact business,
FOR ILLUSTRATION
5175.00 Phonograph will go at
S147.00
$125.00 Phonograph will go at
$97.50
$450.00 piano will go at
$345.00";
Come in and
er
Brogues
and
Wool Hose
TIT
Walk
When you stepped out doors into the crisp air
this morning you wish you had on wool hose and
brogues. That is just what you should have for this
sort of weather. Brogues and wool hose are quite
the thing for style and for comfort they have no
equal,
x We have just received a shipment of women
Broguas which arc priced at $8.50.
SHOE MARKET
a vps vnn 1A nNPV on simps
Detroit, Mich., Sept. 2ii, 0.
J, V. Romigh, North Platto, Nebr.
"Dodga Brothers policy has ever been to
give lruemvalue for the price'' ashed there will
be no 'reduction" in present prices newspaper
reports to the contrary absolutely untrue."
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Music
ONEY ON SHOES.
Dodge Brothers.
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