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RAKER WHO IS V1SITLNU LV
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.,- The husband who knows when his wife's birthday or
"wedding anniversary comes and carries home to her then a
beautiful gift keeps the fires of love burning.
Love is the biggest thing in life don't lose it; don't be
, neglectful.
We have so many beautiful things wives would love to
receive: Come in and let us show them to you and perhaps
suggest to you what would delight your wife.
CLINTON, The Jeweler.
THE SIGN OP TILE BIG RING.
BR. 0. n. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Office over th McDonald
State Dunk.
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Cf" A. Daly, of Tryon, was a visitor
Jh$?our. city tho latter part of last
"Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lowoll, of this
cltyicntortalncd eight couples at their
homo Sunday evening.
Tho City Library will bo closed
this) saftornoon during tho funeral ot
Mss Edith Pnttorson.
A now lino of stamped Bed Sproads,
Pillow Cases and Scarfs at Tho Art
Store.
A' baby girl was boru Saturday to
Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Pennington, all
concerned nroolng nicely.
The Boxall handles tho goodB. 14tf
'V.cathorman McDowell, who was
stationed at Nqrth Platto n low years
ago, was n visitor horo Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim O'Kcofo loft Sun
day ovonlng for Omaha to consult a
8p6clallst about tholr son'B oyos.
Mrs. P, J. Oilman loft Sunday for
Chicago where sho will visit her
daughter, Mrs. Margaret Saint.
Mr. and Mrs. Monahan, of Ogalalla,
Dpont Sunday -with their parcntB.
Tho High School Football team
playa football at Cozad next Friday.
Cozad boat Lexington so tho boys
from horo aro certain of a good game.
Tho D. A R. Mooting ?hlch was
to have been hold last, evening has
bqon postponed until Thursday even
ing at 7:30 at tho homo of Mrs. L. U.
Duke.
Do your remember Mary Began ot
tho Loro Scott stories that ran In tho
Metropolitan magazine? Sho Is tho
main character In "Partners of tho
Night" showing at tho Crystal tonight
and tomorrow.
II. A. Brooks hus Just returned from
Lincoln horo ho took a post-graduate
course In Photography. This work
was done by tho, Southern School of
Photography which conducted av spec
ial school at Lincoln last week.,
Leonard Robinson presented Tho
Trlbuno with a copy of a little book
entitled "TO THE HOMEWARD
BOUND AMERICANS" by B. Van
Vorst. Ho has given other copies to
tho City Library, tho High School and
other institutions ns well as to the
relatives of boys who died in Franco.
Tho book is published in Franco and
sent to this country by Marshall Foch.
It is a book of narratlvo and sontl
mont and prosonts tho opinion of
Amorlcans held in Franco
Tho Trlbuno is in receipt of u let
tor from Mrs. Baker, wifo of Dr. B. B.
Baker, Prosidont of tho Fidelity Re
sorvo Co. of this city. Mrs Bakor is
visiting hor son in Alaska and gives
hor addross as St-Jbhns-in-tho-Wlld-ornoss,
Allakakct, Koynkuk River, via
Tanana, Alaska. Sho writes " I left
Seattle Juno third' and arrived hero
July 21. I was dolayed two weoks at
Skagway waiting for ico to go out of
Lako Le Bargo head waters of Yukon
and two weeks longer at Tanana wait
ing for a boat to bring mo to mouth
of Koynkuk' rlvcr. I left thorp July
13th nnd made my boat at' Koynkuk
station ICth and arrived hero July 21.
I was tho only woman on. tho boat. I
enjoyed cvory inlnuto of tho trip. Tha
jpast fow nights aro tho nearest dark
onos tthat I havo seen. Until last of
July and first week of AugUBt ono
could easily read out of doors at mid
night. Tho boat I camo on brought
firBt mall since April which was last
train mall. Somo sort .of boat will
bring our next inajl In Soptember and
then beginning last of October wo
shall havo mall over the trail end of
each month until breakup next Spring
when wo shall havo 'to wait for July
or August boat. Only ono boat a year
now, all our provisions were brought
on it. Last night it was 22 degrees
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Thoro was a flood this year. The
first in twenty years. Tho Indians and
Eskimos fled to tho hills. Miss' Rldg
way and tho nurso hero took tents,
ptoves, bedding nnd their trunks nnd
crossed tho river before ico wont out
and wont up on high bluffs tho last
weok id May nnd tho flood camo after
ico wont out and tho yillago was
covered to dopth of C ftt. In somo
places. Tho mlslson cabin walls
havo 18 in. wator mark. Boforo going
to Bluffs they Btored household goods
In rafters of church and when I ar
rived horo things wero only becoming
normal. This Is certainly a wilder
ness. Only Indians and Eskimos.
Many of their cabins wero washed
away. They are away at their fish
camps now, but, when they return
they must build their cabins. I hope
I havo not tired you with this but it
Is all so wonderful and I could write
pages about what I have seen and
heard of conditions here. I shall bo
so glad to seq Tho Tribune and I shall
hope to hear good news of the Com
munity Chorus.
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Na$h Prices ! Cannot Be
Reduced
There will be no reduction in price
of Nash Six.
High grade materials are not re
duced. v
Skilled labor employed has not re
duced. These control the'pricc.
Nash cars are manufactured 93 per
cenfin its entirety in Nash factory.
Nash cars as always, represent more
actual value and is a bigger and better
automobile than any other within hundreds
of dollars of its price.
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Because they Have Never
Been Inflated.
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Nash cars have since 1917 increased
price. Twenty-four per cent with this
has been many improvements, as well as
at this time all Nash cars and trucks are
equipped with Cord Tires. During the
time since 1917 the increased price of
other motor cars average 76 per cent.
Nash cars will continually be built as near
ly 100 per cent perfect, and Nash informs
us that they will absolutely maintain their
present prices, to at least July 1st, 1821.
Also any reduction at that time would
come only by reduction of material and
labor.
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You ean buy more power, comfort, convenience,beauty,design
t and finish in Nash cars .than any other.
(if passenger Touring Car $1,890.00
2 passenger Roadster $1,890.00
4 passenger Speedster $2,075.00
1 ton truck cab and body 2,600.00
7 passenger Touring Car$2,085.00
4 passenger Coupe 2,890.00
7 passengar Sedan 3,140.00
2 ton truck cab and body 3,400.00
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LOOK WHAT'S COMING
Woolen Goods
Sold Directly from the Mills to the Consumer
Orders for the
Logan Knitting Factory
. of Logan, Utah, manufacturers of tho Famous mado-to-meaa-,
'lire Utah Woolen Goods aro talc on, by D. A. FRBEDMAN, at
the Hotel Palaco for Fall and winter delivery.
UNDEltWUAlt "Wool, cotton nnd Bilk
mixtures. "
SEATKltS and JEItSEYS-Ior
" Bohool, off Ico, sport and work
many styles, knits and Bhados.
SUITS mid OVEltCOATS-Mon's nnd
young mon's fall nnd winter styles
-ICO patterns ot cloth.
MACKINA1VS All wool nnd many
pnttfcrna.
FLANNEL SHIRTS-AU wool nndJ
guaranteed ngalnBt shrinkage
' JLEA'IHEK TESTS and SHEEPSKIN
COATS
ItLANKETS Wool imp nnd nil wool
25 grndos.
JtAINCOATS Snappy fall and winter
stylo 35 grades.
LEATHERETTE COATS-Tho Latest
craze. .
8.VIE0E SWEATER SUITS-for chil
drenall wool all colors.
HOISERY-Silk and wool.
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SLIPOVERS for ladies nnd misses.
UNHERSKIHTS-AU-wool. Ali colore
Delivery of tho Goods can bo made at any tlmo between now
Christmas and aid for when received;
COME TO THE HOTEL PALACE-PHONE 46.
At North Platte- -Across From the U. P. Depot.
Walk right up to tho sam
jook our samples over. You o
woolen Koods and save all tho
family is with you bring them a
from 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. If von
leave a call for mo with tho II
bring a full display of samples
pie room on tho main floor and
wo it to yourself to see real
money you can. If your happy
long too. I'll bo thoro every day
live right In town you can
otel Clerk (phono 4G) and 111
to your houso at any time.
p. A. FREEDMAN, Agent,
. For thd Logon Knitting Factory, Logan, Utah.
Mrs. H. Grndy left yesterday for a
visit in Hersliey.
Tho Christian Aid will meet In the
church basement Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. B. D. Ilehnke, of Sutherland,
was a business visitor in the city
Monday.
E. P. Sullivan left this morning
for Holyoko, Colo., whoro ho is work
ing on a hotel.
Thoro will bo a Special Showing of
Albrccht Furs Thursday at Wilcox
Dopartmont Store.
Mrs. Isaac Watts camo thiB morning
from Corning, la.,, to visit nt tho It.
C. Langford home.
Mrs. A. Li. Krauso, of West Toint,
la a guest at tho A. F. Tramp home
during tho Lutheran Convention.
Miss Ardls Stllasen returned Sun
day from Koystono whoro sho spent
tho week end with her parents.
Dr. and Mrs. Harmon arrived Mon
day to attend tho Lutheran Synod.
They now resldo in Grand Island.
Mrs. John AVolnhorgor nnd Mrs.
Jas. Snyder loft this luorning for
ICenrnoy whoro they will visit friends.
Miss Mildred Marshall returned to
her homo in Lowollyn yesterday af
t6r visiting hor aunt Mrs. I. L. LaRue.
To whom aro you going to sell youi
Hay and Grain? Tho Harrington Men
canlilo Co. will offer tho highest
prices. 64tt
Doctor and Mrs. P. B. Koofo loft
yoaterduy for their homo In Sioux
Falls nftcr visiting tjiolr cousin James
Kcofo.
Frank Wheeler, of Madrid, who un
derwent an operation for appendicitis
recently will loavo for his homo Wed
nesday. This ovonlng at tho Elk's Homo tho
IIollowoll Concert eoplo will glvo a
concert which will bo followed by a
recoption and danco.
Tho Lutheran Brotherhood will
havo a banquet in tho basement ot
tho church Tuesday ovonlng, October
Blli, for tho out-of-town nnd homo
dologntes.
Now is tho clinnco you havo wanted
to sco those hlghgrndo furs. Tho
roprosontatlvo from Albrechts will
bo horo Thursdny with a full lino
of coats and lnrgor pieces In Fine
Furs. Como in nnd seo thorn Wilcox
Dopnrtmont Storo.
TUESDAY
3:00 W. C. T. U. Meeting. Mrs. R.
L. Murdock' lorco
G:00 Lutheran Brotherhood Banquo
7:30 Sun Lnhoma
7:30 Crystal Partners of tho Night
8:00 Hollawell Concert at Elks Club
9:00 Dance K. C. Hall. Music by
Harmony Society
Wednesday
7:30 Crystal Partners of tho Night
7:30 Sun Lahoma
7:30 Midweek Meetings in churches
8:00 Lutheran Church Rev. H. B.
Harmon Speaks
Thursday
7i30 Sun Tho Luck of tho Irish
7:30 Crystal Firebrand Trovlslons
Theresa Largant, tho little three
year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Asa Largant of Paxton, was drowned
in a tank at her homo Sunday. The
.funoral was held from that place at
:30 Sunday afternoon.
Special display of Furs Thursday
at Wilcox Department Store.
,Tho Church Helpers of the Presby
terian church will meet Friday after
noon at two thirty at the home of Mrs.
Geo. Zentmeyer.
CITY ANT) COUNTY NEWS.
Mrs. Ed Yates and son wero visit
ors in Chnppol Sunday.
Mrs. Joo Sullivan, of Brady was a
visitor in tho city yesterday.
Mrl and Mrs.' Bert Smith' wero
visitors in tho city yesterday.
Rudolph Duran, of Illir, Ia Is In tho
Gonoral Hospital for treatment.
''Mrs. Feto Meyers, of Paxton, spent
Sunday in town visiting friends.
Tho Local Musicians Union hold its
regulnr meeting last evening at K. P.
Hall.
William Radcliffe, of Denver, is
visiting his daughter Mrs. Max Von
Goetz.
Miss Ireno Schott returned from a
visit in Omaha and Kansas City yes
terday, Geno Porter, of Sutherland, Vas a
business visitor in tho city Saturday
and Sunday.
J. C. McCarter returned to his homo
Sunday after hoing treated for an in
fected arm.
Tho Catholic Girls Club will meet
Wednesday evening at tho homo of
Mrs. C. P. Cnrson.
Mrs. Frank Simpson and son, ot
Grand Island aro visiting at tho homo
of Mrs. E. Smlthoy.
Miss Ruth Pattorson arrived Sun
day morning from Omaha to attend
tho funeral of Miss Edith Pattorson.
Mrs. W. M. PIttman left yesterday
for Rosoburg, Ore., to visit for sev
eral weoks.
Miss Hazol Thompsou, of Maxwell,
undorwont an oporatlon for appen
'dleltU at tho General Hospital yesterday.
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