WILSON TOUT, Editor and I'nbllslicr.
SUBSCMPTION WtlCE:
Olio Ycnr, In ndrnnco $2.00
Entordd at the North Platto, Nebraska
I'ostofflco a3 Second Class Mattor.
TUHSDAY, OCTOJIKIt, lOlh, J020.
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SUltAl'l'Lti.
Column of Nonsense.
UVITOIUAL.
Irrigation litis mado soino sections
of tho wost a gardon npot. It will
mako Lincoln County and Wostom No
uraBHl ono of the rlchost agricultural
ilUfofetl In tho world. If wo will
capltrre tho waters that tho Platto
Itiver Is carrying down to tho sea wo
-will securo tho additional roo,ulslto
needed to raise wondorful crops of
grain, fruit and forage The thing
must bo dono and will ho dono. Will
this genornllon do It or will wo loavo
it for anothor ago? Tho opportunity
is here. Undo Sam has offered to send
his trained specialists to this valley
and will toll them to go to tho bottqm
of the wholo matter and glvo us the
last word on its possibilities if wc
want him to1 do it and if wc will holp
jpay tljjp expense. This offer is made
not to Lincoln County nlonV but to
tho wostern part of tho Btato of Ne
braska. Tho district from Scottsblnft
on tho west to Kearney on tho oaBt is
to bo surveyed and a plan laid out
for building giant reservoirs for stor
ing tho-watcr during slack times and
reloaajhg.it during dry weather. Tho
plan is so gigantic and so fcasiblo
that thero is no chanco of failure.
-Preliminary surveys have been made
and wo nro ready for tho final surveys
nnd cost estimates. But wo must
show wo nro in oamcsL Wo must
holp stand tho oxponso nnd show by
putting our money into tho project
that wo liavo confidence In tho future of
irrigation In this part of tho state.
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TJJAOIIEltS' INSTITUTE WAS V'Khh
, ATTENDED AND A SUCCESS.
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County Superintendent Aileeu (1.
.Cochran has been commcded by n
number of tcachors of Lincoln County
for tho successful Institutes hold horo
last wcolc It was tho first tltno tho
teacher havo been called together In
October Instead of in tho pummor. The
nttondanco was good, tho instructors
worp oxccollcnt and tho spirit was
fine.
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Tho Aid Socloty of tho Christian
'Church will meet In tho church, on
Thursday afternoon at threo o'clock.-
Mrs. N. W. nigg Is chairman of tho
commlttoo.
Tho Spanish Wnr Veterans and tho
iVuxillary will hold an entertainment.. Wo
JTne other day when we ware in at
t LMder, buying a new coat for our
wife, man asked us wjiat all tho girls
wore covering their oars with tholr
hair for. We told him wo' didn't know
and he said lje didn't know eithor and
John didn't know so wo thought we
would go orer and ask Ed Davis about
It. Ed was busy selling somo salt
bricks to a stockman but ha got thru
protty quick for the stockman wanted
tho salt for his cows and Kd must hnvq
made him a good price. The stockman
stood around awhile so wq asked Ed
.right before him. The stockman said
ho had been wondering about thnt too.
Ed said he liadn'tt noticed It. At first
we wore surprlsod but then wo got to
thinking thnt probably Ed wns so
litt hp didn't have time to notice any
glrlJ'Wo aro busy too but wo noticed
Uio''QiitJr abaonce of oars on somo of
our rattiest girls. Ed asked us what
In Vho world they combed their hair
dowotlar their oars for and wo said
that wHs what we camo ovor to find
out. The stockman said he wished
somo of his mon would cover tholr
oars In some way as they got so dirty
during haying that ho sometimes could
hardly oat his victuals when he look
ed at tholr cars. Ed said ho know n
man once who had eurs that stuck out
from his head like a mule and wo said
wo knew a man onco who had pointed
oars and Ed said ho couldn't bcllovo
that so wo said wo wero thinking of
his noso Instead of his cars and Ed
said taht sounded more llkoly. Tho
stockman said that as a usual thing
girls had protty eara and wo said us
ually that was right but wo know a
'girl oncd who had homely cars and we
wouldn't blamo her If sho combed her
hnir down over her cars. Ed said may
bo tho othor girls did tho samo out of
sympathy for tho girl with the home
ly oars so nobody would know which
ono had tho homely oars and wo said
that was just like girls, tho dear
things. Tho stockman said he didn't
soo how they could miiko their hnir
stay down over tholr cars like thoy do
nnd wo said we didn't either und Ed
said ho didn't eithor. Wo said their
ears somotlmes showed through for
wo saw ono girl tho other day who
had a dIffercntshado of half over her
ears from what sho had on tho top .of
her head nnd it must be the ears
showing through. Tho stockmnn snld
muybo tho sound going in nnd out of
lior ears hud had soirio effect on the
hair as it went through and Ed said
It probably was tho sun or something
had faded tho hair that was not under
tholr hats when they woro out doors.
told of hearing about n girl tho
day who woro "her ears down
mako fun of hor and we Bald It was
an riglit If thoy wanted to and then jC
Ed got mad and wo got mad and wo '
started for Ed to show him and he 1 FS
started for ug and just then tho stock- I jj-j
man got botweon us and ho said we rQ
had bettor hold our tompors. Well, Ed j 3
soemod to bo doing that protty woll 3TI
but wo dldn' think wo could so wc tfi
slammed the door and wont. And IJfi
now wo know. LC
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The Newest of The New. I
Want Ads
Tor Sale Call ducks. Phone
830W.
For Jlenk Office space In room at
112 E. Front.
Wunlcd A' waitress at 'tho Oasis.
Apply to John Poulos.
For Jtcnl furnished sleeping room
in modern home. Phono 122W.
For Itent One sleeping room. In
quire J L caro of Tribun6.
For Sale Ono No. f Radiant Homo
linrd coal" stove. 220 W. Sixth St.. A.
O. Kocken.
Found Two automobile tires about
1V1 miles north of No. Platte. Call
7901-. (
Wanted All kinds of sowing and
dressmaking. Prices very reasonable.
314 S. Walnut. Call for Mrs. Brown.
For Jlciit Room in modern house.
Gentleman preferred. Garago If de
sired. Phono 430W.
For Rent 2 furnished and heated
bedrooms in private home. Call
2G7J.
For Sale Furm woll imprpoved).
Four hundred acres. Ten miles south
west of North Platte. Caro G. M. C.
'Tribune.
For Sale Second Hand Cadillac car
CO gallon air-tight tin tank. Inqulro
D. C. Congdon.
For Sale An Albrccht Wild Cat fur
coat, with raccoon collar and puns.
lO'ln. length, 38 In. bust. Inquire au.i
W. 2nd St or phone 158.
Lost A black suit case In front of
Ten Cent Store ono blnclc and one
red strap. Rcwnrd. Return to this office.
For Sale To ono wanting room, but ,
not too far out, a level south-west cor
rind feed at tho Fireman's Hall next other
Friday ovonin. All veterans nnd , town and tho other girls made fun of
'her. Ed said thnt wasn't right to
ladles nro invited.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION!
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the Keith Theatre
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Tuesday
Warren Kerrigan in 'THE GREEN FLAME
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. Only a lew short weeks ago
tfiis exquisite creation was but
; the dreams of the designer- .to
day we are showing them to
women who appreciate having
the newest novelty, provided of
course, it was beautiful as these
rich strap pumps.
Priced at $10.00.
From two to six are years for
play. From the time they can toddle
to their first day at school, youngster'
spends long happy days in play.
Indoors or out they're scuftling
and banging their shoes -no let up
the whole day through. Takes shoes
like ours to withstand such treatment
and be comfortable besides.
SHOE MARKET
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AVES YOU ONEY ON SHOES
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Ono Jersey cow or calf for sale or
ncr, almost 200 feet front, plotted in j trade on Ford car. Phone 719W. or
three small and ono large corner lot,
Phono 1212W.
Taken Up Oct. 14 on my place,
just east of tho State Farm ono bay,
horso, ono gray horse, ono white horse
one gray mare. Owner can have
samo by calling at my house tho first
house east of State farm.
ODA ROBERTS.
call at 1003 W. 8th.
' ' Onions for Sale 1 mllo north and
4 mile cast of Platto Vailey School
House.
. Strayed Dark iron gray maro from
tho farm on tho Blrdwood sometlmo
I in May. 4-years old, weight about 1400
'.Guy Coleman, North Platte.
LOUISE GLAUM in TUE LONE WOLFS DAUGHTER
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Wednesday and Thursday
. Louise Glaum in "THE LONE WOLF'S DAUGHTER"
Story by Louis Joseph Vancr
9 reels, a special productiqn and a class of picture never
shown in North Platte hefore
Friday and Saturday
Leah Baird in CYNTHIA OF THE MINUET
Special Attractions at The Keith
;i Dont forget the Salvation Army Drive this week,
FORDSON
Thoro are many Tractors clamoring for the patronngo of the
farmer. Tho very air !s,charged with tho noise of claims. Ono would
think that all tho farmer had to da was to buy a Tractor and ho
would enter Into tho Millennium.
Well, consider -this fact thero aro a great many different makes
of Tractors. Tractors havo boon on tho American Market for twenty
years. In that time somo throo hundred thousand Tractors have
been sold to tho farmers In the United States. Tho Fordson Tractor
litis only been on the market two y'ears, and In that tlmo more than
ono hundred thousand Fordson Tractors have been sold to the farmers
of tho United States.
Two and two mako for. Two and two always will make four. If
tho Fordson Tractor had not delivered more good work, moro sat
isfactory work, moro economical work, than any othor farm Tractor,
It would not havo sold in tho ratio of anywhere from five and moro
to ono. "Tho proof of tho pudding is In tho eating," Tho proof of
tho suporior merits of tho Fordson Tractor Is in its larger sale and usj.
Tho Fordson Tractor thon asks you to buy it because of what
it has dono for your neighbors. It asks you to buy it on its
morits. It asks you to buy it, Mr, Farmer, because
Fordson Tractor havo not yet boon uncovored bocauso new places
whero mnohlno powor enn take tho place of human power, whore
machlno powor can supplant horso and mule-power, aro being found
ovory wcok, nnd whorover such discovery occurs, tho Fordson Tractor
will fill the bill moro satisfactorily than any other form of power.
Tho Fordson is simplo In design, and It Is vory strongly mado
of tho hlghost quality of iron and stool. It is tho product of tho
greatest mochanical gonitis tho world has ovor known, and it is most
economical in first cost and aftor oxponso. Tho Fordson Tractor
on your farm will Incronso the value of ovory foot of ground in that
farm. It will put moro dollars and conts into' every hour you put
into tho farm.
Now why not havo a Fordson right nway? Take up the subject
with u. Como in and got tho dotalla, and all tho partiqulars. It Is
only a mattor of tlmo until you buy a farm Tractor that Is suro. So
don't put it off when it monns money to you to net promptly.
$854.00
F. 0. B. North Platte.
Hendy-Ogier Auto Co.
FORD & FORDSON SALES SERVICE.
For Sale 70 bushel grain body for
truck. Phono 1081W.
For Sale: Six hundred acres of farm
grazing land North of Flats. Good
Improvements, windmill and tank.
Cuts aljout fifty tons of hay. Address
Minnio Zehr,' Flats, Nebraska.
For Salo Store fixtures, five floor
show cases, five lG-foot wall cases,
ono ribbon case, one threat cabinet,
two 16-foot counters, one Elliott but
ton fastening machine. NELSON &
CO. 717 No. Locust. '
Wanted: Horses to winter and pas
ture. Two sections for 'horses to run
on and two wells for watering. Ono
section has never been feed off of.
Inqulro C. SODACOTT.' North Platte,
Genl. Dol.
For Sale All modern homo built
for owner's home. Eight rooms and
bathj oak floors, full basement, double
garage, all now. On account of money
condition will sell at a bargain if sold
soon. Call at 801 E. 3rd St., North
Platto.
For Sale: White Leghorn, Barred
Rock, Whito Wyandotte and S. C. R.
I. Red cockerels Good vigorous
birds of Exhibition quality. Hatched
from Uni. of Nebr.. trapnested, pedi
greed stock. Price $3.00 each until
Novf 1st Also havo a few S. C. R. I.
Red hens for sale at $2.50 each. Fifty
Whito Leghorns hens at $3 each.
Fresh eggs retailed at Plant. Poultry
Department, Uni. of Nebr. Exp. Sub
station, North Platte.
Correcting Back Ache
or Summer Sprain
joints of tho backbone' aro strained out
of alignment by somo unusual lifting
effort, accident or somo bad habit of
sitting perhaps, and tho result is a
"choked norvo" which can only bo
rolioved by an adjustment which frees
it of pressuro and allows tho full de
greo of norvous vigor to flow Into tho
portions of tho body affected,
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NO CHARO
Consultation is without charge or
Thero is a form of back ache which
follow sprains such as are caused by
forking hay from tho ground to the
wagon top. Of courso back sprains
aro caused in many ways, this i3 only
ono of them. Tho immediate- result
is back ache. If allowed to go with
out adjust ment, it dovelops lumbago
or sciatic rheumatism.
Back acho is Nature's protest a-
gainst pinched nerves. iThe movable
obligation.
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Drs. States & States, If
Tho P. S. CGlrfroprnctors.
Building nnd Loan Building
North
Platto
Nebraska.
CHIROPRACTIC
CORRECTS
DISEASES. THE FOLLOWING
HEAD
EYES
EARS
NOSE
S- THROAT
tcr AHMS
UPADV
,VC LUNOS
LIVER
STOMACH
PANCREAS
SPLEEN
KIDNEYS
BOWELS
APPFNDIV
(bladder
LOWER
LINQ5
.Waal e ColUna
LOWER PINCHED
NERVES, impossible:
to furnish
properTmpulses
(life and health)
AND TI55UES