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E SURE TO ATTEND OUR BIG
ADJUSTMENT SALE
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Our Adjustment sale is a sale in every sense of the word, with many good features thrown in for good measure. A big reduction
in the cost ol Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes and kindred commodities I j meet the present day conditions.
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Every Item From Cellar to Garret Going Through the Price Adjustment Hill.
Merchandise in endless variety offered at great reductions, aft, of it is very seasonable merchandise. All of it clean and desirable
the kind you like to buy. You'll find our offerings very big values genuine bargains Bargain that will mean substantial
savings id you. N
Since---Wc, the First to Start Last Tuesday Morning our Store has Been Crowded
With Eager Buyers. If You Have Not Been Here, Better Come Quick. '
Twill Pay You to Come No Matter Wtere You Live.
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DRY GOODS WOMEN'S READY TO WEAR CLOTHING SHOES
ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY J. E. NELSON, MANAGER
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C1T1 AND COUNTY NEWS.
Judgo Grimes loft Saturday for Lox
lngton. Ted Doguo spent tho latter part of
tho week In Lincoln.
One Dollars north for 1c at tlic
Jlcxnll Nov. 1.
Wlllam Schott, of Omalia, la visiting
Ills parents tho Henry Schotts. .
. '(Mr. and Mrs. M, N. Johnson loft
Saturday for a visit in Scottsbluff.
Tho Episcopal Guild will hold a ba
zaar and supper on Thursday, Dec.
9th.
Rig 1 cent Sale at the HexnU Store
Wedensday and ThurHdny Nov. !i
1th.
Ellon Flynn, of Horshoy, spent tho
week end at the homo of Lottlo La
Rue.
William llaloran, of Paxton, came
Saturday to attend tho K. C. Initiation.
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thai f-& eiood
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ANOTHER GOOD SHOW BILLED AT
TDK KEITH TOMORROW
NIGHT.'
Tho new dictionaries in defining
pep undoubtedly will say, "sco any
Fanjchon and Marco revue," and prob
ably will refer specially to "The
Satires of 1020," which will bo the at
traction at tho Keith Theatro Wednes
day night, Novombor 3rd, coming
direct from tho Broadway Theatro
Denver.
Pop 1b the only hold-over from
Let's Go tho record smashing hit of
last year which thoso Western stars
took cast for a run of 45 weeks. In
fact, they have put pop on .the pep
and this coupled to an unlquo Idea,
tho production of a plot In a revue,
has created an irrcsistiblo combina
tion. Fanchon, tho fascinating and the
Inimitable Marco, tho dancers par
oxcellonco of tho modern stage, give
now and wonderful examples of their
art, one sinuous number to tho strains
of Murco's violin being tho epitome,
of grace
The plot deals with the efforts ot
a Texas oil king who fanclos himself
a movlo magnato, to produce a fea
turo film. Thoro is a woalth ot hi
larity in tho situations, tho efforts of
fivo comedians being required to
hande it. These famous fun makers
aro Lloyd and Wells, Arthur West, Al
Wohlman and John Shcchan,
Other prominent members of tho
cast Includo tho prima donna, Miss
Eva Clark, Murlo Stryker, Daisy De
WHto nnd Lucille Harmon.
Tho girls, a collodion of California
maidens, youthful, protty and sliapoly
in gasp-producing apparol, aro a big
feature
Tho book of tho offering was writ
ten by Jean Haves, whoso clever pen
added so greatly to tho success of
Zolgfolda Follios, tho smooth lyrics
and music woro written by Fanchoa
and Marco, and tho gorgeous cos
tumos, thoso worn In the fashion
parade, being particularly effective,
woro designed by Lester of Chicago.
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Miss Forn Dolph roturnod to
Kearney yostorday aftor spond
ing tho wook end with hor paronts.
Mrs. Robcoo Zlmmor, of Sldnoy,
spent Saturday in tho city visiting
rolatlves. Sho was accompanied homo
by Miss Isabella" Thayer.
MRS. A3IY E. VOTAW.
Amy E. Beedo was born May 22,
1820, near Atwater. Ohio, and depart
ed this Ufo October 18, 1920, near
Wellfleet, Nebr., aged 91 years, four
months and 2G days'.
Sho waB left an orphan at a tender
ago and her childhood was rather
sorrowful as tho family with whom
she lived wero very unkind.
Sho was married August 22. 1851,
tp Abncr Votaw. near Salem, Ohio,
where they lived for two years after
their marriage The family then
moved to Illinois and to Iowa, thence
back to Illinois and in 1885 to Lincoln
County, Nebr.. where tho father died
Docefber 14, 1804, and the mother
moro than 25 years later, Oct. 18. 1920
-Ton children woro born to this un
ion Airs. Ella Wills of Wellfleet,
Nebr.; Walter B. Votaw ot May wood;
Frank A. Votaw of Wellfleet; Olive E.
Votaw ,who died in infancy; William
B. Votaw of Lincoln; Eli B. Votaw of
AVollfleot; Homer G. Votaw of Den
ver, Colo.; Horace E. Votaw of Has
tings. Nebr.; Herbert P. Votaw ot
Denver, Colo., and Gortrudo Shear
of Davis Creek, Calif.
It was tho privilege of all tho chit
drcn, excopt Gertrude to bo with the
dear mother during her last Illness.
Besides her children sho had thirty
grand children, twenty-six of whom
survive and oloven great granchll-
dren. ten of whom aro living.
Mother Votaw was a life-long mem
ber of tho Society of Friends, Sho
was an ardent abolitionist in slavery
times, and an earnest advocate of
prohibition and woman suffrage. All
of thoso roforms she lived to sco sup
ported by law.
To children and friends she was de
voted nnd self-sacrificing. Hers was1
a sincere and practical roilgion and
tho commendation for tho loving wifo
mother and friend will bo "Well done,
thou good and faithful sorvant."
Funeral services wero hold at ho
old Votaw homestead, about eighteen
miles north ot Maywood Wednesday
at oloven o'clock conducted by Rov.
Stevens of North Platte, nnd tho re
mains laid to rest bosldo tho husband
in tho Wellfleet cemetery.
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Fountain pons and ink, also tho
famous Eversharp ponclls, $1.50 up at
Clinton, tho Jcvelor. 2t
Dr. Howard lost Dentist, Twluom
Building. Fhono 807. "tf
LOCAL AJfD I'EBSONAL-
J. O. Patterson returned the latter
part ot tho week from a business trip
to Omaha.
Mrs. Rosco'o Zimmerman and
daughter are visiting at tho Herman
LoDIoyt home.
Mrs. C. B. Portrey left Saturday
for her homo in Tulsa. Okla.. after
visiting at the R. R. Henderson home
Mrs. E. D. Allan, of Abbott, Colo
rado, who has been visiting at the
homo of John Kolbo left Saturday
morning for her homo.
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PUBLIC SALE
Tho undersigned will sell at Public Auction, on
Thursday, November 4th
commencing at 1 o'clock p. in. sharp, tho following property:
120 ACRES OF LAND
Situated in Lincoln County, Neb., to-wlt: Tho west half of tho South
east quarter and oast half of tho Southwest quarter, Section 31, TwpJ
14, Raugo so. together with all water rights to said land, the same;
being known as tho Fairview Dairy, located ono mllo we3t of North
Platte.
This place will absolutely be sold to tho highest bidder regardless of
price, as tho owner has cngagd in other busines and cannot stay on
the place. Will give lmmediato possession if desired.
Terms on real ostato will bo arranged to suit purchaser at 6 per cent)
interest. Small amount of cash will handlo this deal.
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Personal Proper ty.
25 Head of Cattle
Consisting of twenty good mil,oh cows, four heifers and one Short
Horn bull. All cows bred fo bo fresh trom November 1st to January 1st
Horses and Mules
Threo head of work horses weighing aout 1600 each. Team of mules
weighing 1200 each and ono pony.
Farm Machinery
Threo wagons manure spreader, Jawhawk Stacker and Swoep, Decrlng
binder, twenty ton ensllago cutter with 3G-foot carrier, bolt and gas
engine, corn iplantor, drill, walking and riding plows, best tools, car-
rlago and lots of other farm implements. Q
TERMS on PERSONAL PROPERTY Sums ol ?20 und under cash;
abovo that sum sis months' tirao will bo given at ten per cent intorest. . ; j
Two per cent discount for cash.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON j ;
THEODORE MEYERS, Owner. P
COL. JOIIANSEN, Auctioneer F. C. TIELSTIOKER, Clork . I .
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