JilirrOJtlAL SHOWS PRICKS ARK
.(LOWHRLNU AND IU7SINKSS
IMPROVING.
'tti stool, lumbar, cotton, woolons, mid
othor banlc commodltloa In a general
IdoprosBlon thoro would bo groat fall-
nnd no niar-
I tiros, a genuine panic
J. Q. Wilcox "clipped the following Uot for any ot ttio things that pcoplo
editorial from the Dry Goods Report
er nnd bands It to us with tlio stnto
mont that it prdsonts the host and
aanoet YiesV of present conditions
that lie has road:
II Is gratifying to know that .prlcos
of most commodities In toXtllo linos
and oven somo ltonis in foodstuffs
are on the downward trend and that
havo to sell. Farm products would
ho carried down in tho gonoral do
prosslon that would follow a sovcro
break In markets that would tipsot
tho 'business of tho country.
So, In splto of our cagorness to
see morchandlttO priced on lowor
levels it is well that wo consider this
absoluto fact that deflation must take
donation of war-tlino costs Is taking t place In an orderly manner. Prices
place In practically all articles of muul work downward gradually. Wo
cost of .production. To duplicate this
merchandise will roqulro ' several
months running of mills nnd , fac
tories. Tho nejet lot of gp'otljl that
com'os over tho looms and milohines
will bo priced lower than "aire the
goods that must be consumed this Fa11
and Winter, but. now goods cannot
bo inado and distributed in time for
uso by tho consumor this year or
until well Into 1021.
When wo seo In the paper's that
raw materials are much lowor "and
that It costs much loss as a result
to manufacture clothing or.drcss
goodB, It Is only natural that Wcjiimp
Orpl Prophylaxis Mouth Hyglono
jiotVAim iroST
Dental Surgeon
Phone 307 ' Twinom Bldg-
DOCTOR C. A. SELBY
L'hyqlclan sbA Barge
Office orer Rcxall Drug Stoic
Office Phone 371. House 1068
DR. C. E. McREYNOLDS,
wearing apparel and hoiric-furnlBh- must all cdnslder tho part wo must to tho conclusion that when. wo go
lugs. pKy In getting tho buslnoss of tho Into tho home store we will flitd prices
Wo nro working buck to lowor II-- .oodntry back, to a safo and sane baBls ' very much lower than they wero tho
Ing" eostfl slowly but suroly, which Is 'and a solid foundation for tho future ,lnst time wo visited the store,
the way wo must work Imck to avoid j in an Impartial survey of tho pros- i If wo Just stop for a moment and
such losses to holders of merchnndlso ; out merchandise situation wo arrive givo this proposition a thought we
that tho business of tho country at tho following conclusions: Mer-
woftld be disrupted ontlroly- chandlso now In tho hands of tho re
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North Platte Feed Co.
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Mutual Building & Loan Association
of North Platte.
INCORPORATED IN 1887.
Resources $1,370,427.14.
SAFETY FIRST.
Investors in this association get tho benefits of the
following requirements of the laws of Nebraska under
which It is operating;
First. The association is required to invest only in
first mortgages on real estate or tho stock of this associa
tion. Second. Such investments are non-negotiable and
non-assignable, and can only bo discharged by payment
direct to the association. This i a very important pro,
tection not availablo to any financial institution except
Building & Loan Associations.
Third. Tho association is subject to the supervision
of the State Banking. Board.
How well the interests of tho investors in this as
sociation havo been safeguarded is evidenced by tho fact
that in tho more than thirty three years of its operation
not one dollar has beon lost.
T. C PATTERSON,
Prcsldont.
HESSIE P. SALISBURY,
Secretary.
Specialist.
Iiyc Ear. Noso and Throat.
Office over Roxnll Drug Store.
Phono 118.
When in North Platte stop, at the
Mow Hotel Palace and Cafo. Vou will
be treated well. B8tf
Tho next Lincoln County Toachors'
Examination will bo hold Saturday,
Norombcr 20th. The examinations
will bo hold in Wallace Wellflcot.
Sutherland, Brady. nnd Maxwoll.
AlCEEN O. COCHRAN, County Sup
erintendent. 81-6
joiin s. sntaits, M. D.
Special Attention Given to
Surtrcrr
McDonald Dank Building
Office Phono S3 Residence 89
FOR SALK.
12 Room, Strictly Modern Rome,
large basement, oak flooro' Elegant
location. Close In. Owner must soli.
It's h bargain.
Lot me show this o you.
0. H. TIIOKLKCKE.
Dr. L, J. KRAUSE, Dentist. Mc
Donald Rank Building. Rooms 2 & 8.
Phono 07. 42tf
will realize that tho blankets wo wish
to buy or tho underwear or hosiery
wo need wero mado up, months ago
and that It will take months to dupli
cate thorn. If wo need them this year
wo must buy them now. If, wo can
wait until next year they may bo low
or In price.
It may bo stated with exact truth
that In all channels of trade from
the manufacturer to the retailor a
genutno offort Is being made to get
prices down. Profits are being cut In
overy caso where It is .possible lo cut
them and for that reason rctail'priccs
are considerably lower today than
they wore a fow weeks ago and they
will continue downward.
Merchants In looking ahead now
soo a prospect for lower prlcos, while
previous to this tlmo they could see
nothing but still higher costs con
fronting them. In marking their mer
chandise this changod condition Is
being taken Into account. This moans
a lower mark-up on the goods now i
going Into stocks.
"Wo all owo a duty to business In
gonoral tills Fall. Wo don't want to
sod a business failuro In our country.
It is up to us to buy tho things wo need
In our homes and for our families.
Wo miiBt do our part toward using
HP tho goods that aro made to make
room for tho goods that will be mado
. and ready for us noxt year. That Is a
duty that wo all owo for tho .general
welfaro and to speed tho readjustment
that Is now going on so satisfactorily
j throughout tho nation.
If wo get impatient In our eager
ness for lowor prlcos, let ua remem
ber tbnt nono of us wants prices to
recede so fast as to bankrupt buslnoss
i and close tho doors of our homo industry-
Wo want lower prices, but
wo don't want them that bad.
Manufacturers, aro confronted with
,vorym high labor costs. Tho cost of
, many Items -that go Into" the manu
j facturo of goods lias not receded one
iota, Thoro can bo no general price
revision covering all lines no general
al revision downward but In somo
Items prices can bo, and havo boon
cut vory dooply and will likely be
cut still further.
This is a tlmo to think and act
constructively and to go ahead with
buying and spiling overy. day to keep
ttyo wheals ofl ibuslness revolving:.
Incldently It is' a tlmo to trade at
jhomo to keop the monoy circulating
at homo and away from places where
thoro more unrest than thero Is
' horo.
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OASIS BUILDING if
North Piatt. Nnhr. 8
, .
Dr. W. i. SHAFFER
Osteopathic
Physician
HAY FEVER AND
CATARRHA
DR. REDPIEL1)
Physician, Obstetrictan
Surgeon, X-Ray
Calls Promptly Answered Night or Daj
Phono Office C12 Residence G7G
DR. HAROLD FENNER
Osteopath
Oyer Hlrschfold's
Office Phono 333 Res. Phone 1020
DRS. STATES & STATES
Chiropractors
.", G, 1 Building & Loan BnlldJag.
Office Phono 70. Res. Phone 124J
NORTH PLATTE
..General Hospital..
(Incorporated)
One Halt Block North ot Postoftice.
Phone 58
A modern Institution for th
elontlftc treatment of medical,
urgieal and confinement cmi.
Completely equipped X-Ray
and diagnostic laboratories
Staff:
Geo. B. Deal M. D. V. Ucas, M. D.
J.B. Rcdfield. M. D. J. S. SIMMS, M.D.
GEO. B. DENT,
Physician nnd Surgeon.
Special Attention Glroa to Surgery
and Obstetrics.
Office: Building & Loan Building
Phonoa: Office 130, Residence 116
Office phone 241. Res. phone 21 7
L.. C . DROS T,
Osteopathic PJjyatclag.
North Platte, . - Nebraska.
Knights of Columbus Building.
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DR. J. S. TWINEM
Medicine
Surgery
Obstetrics
At The Sun5 Tuesday & Wednesday,
ALSO MUTT & JEFF & THE GUMPS ALSO UNIVERSAL NEWS.
Kiddies
loved
"Shorry"
Dogs
know
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friend.
Ho had
wasted '
all his
money, ,
but ho
kept
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honor
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PRODUCTION F mm i-smmi
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"Shorry"
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you know;
useless,
likeable,
Alio minded,
but weak.
Soo how
ho comes
through
and wins.
Yes, there's
a girl
in tho
caso.
ELECTRIC SERYICE
PREST-0LITE
Storage Batteries
I
Midway Motor Co.
Hospital Facilities
Platte Valley Hospital
LEGAL NOTICE
Charles Porry, Llzzlo Gantt nee
Perry, tho heirs: dovlseca and legatees
of David W. Perry, deceased all of" Lot
6 Block 2 Miller's Addition to tho City
ot North Platte, Lincoln County, Ne
braska, and all persons claiming an
Interest of any kind in said estate or
any part thereof, will tako notico that
on tho ISth day of October,, 1920, Jof-
forson H. Thompson, tho plaintiff
heroin, filed his Petition in tho Dis
trict Court of Lincoln County, Nebras
ka, against said dofendants and each
ot them, tho object and prayor ot
winch is to qulot and confirm tho
titlo ot tho' plaintiff in and to the-
rcal estato above described and to ox-
cmuo and enjoin each and all
of the said dofendants from a
right, titlo, claim or Interest in and to
said property or any part thereof.
You and each of you-aro required to
answer said Petition on or beforo the
29th. day of November, A. D 1920.
Ilated this 18th day of October, 1920.
JEFFERSON II, THOMPSON,
By Hoagland & Carr
Q19-4wks His Attorneys.
NOTICE OF HEARING FOK PBO.
BATE OF FOREIGN 1YILL.-
Ed Kierig,
Auctioneer.
General Farm Sales A Specialty, ulso
Real Estate. References and Bates
First National Bank.
Res. 400 East 3rd St.
Phono 912
Estato No. 1785. of Jonas Artloy.
Deceased, in tho County Court of
Lincoln County. Nebraska.
Tho State of Nebraska, .To all per
sons interested In said estato, credi
tors and-Jieirs tako notice that John
H. Artley has filed his petition nnd a
copy of the will of Deceased, and the
probate thoreof duly authenticated,
that the deceased died on or about
the 27th day of March, 1906, being a
resident and inhabitant of Bradford.
McKean County, Pennsylvania, and
tlie owner ot the following described
real estate, to-wlt: An undivided one
half interest In all of Section 25, in
Township 9, North Range 2G, west of
tho Cth P. M-, In Lincoln County, Ne
braska; leaving as his sole and only
heirs at law tho following named
persons, to-wlt: Sarah E. Artley, his
widow; John H. Artloy, a son, your
ipj)'UUonpT; Carrie & Ellsworth, a
daughter; and Roy S. Artloy, a
grand-son; and praying for a decree
barring clnlms that the Tegular ad
ministration of said will bo dlsponsod
wHh and that said will bo admittod
and allowed to probate as tho last
will and testament of the deceasod,
and that a decree finding the inter
est of the petitioner in the real estate
and who tho heirs of the deceased
were, and to whom said real estate
is bequeathed, which has been set
for hearing, on tho 29th day of No
vember, A. D- 1920. at 10'iOO o'clock
A. M.
Dated at North Platte, Nebraska,.
this. 2nd day of November, A. D. 1920.
Wm. H. C. WOODHURST,
(SEAL) County Judee.
GEO C. GILL AN,
N5-30 Attorney.
APPLES!
HIDES, FURS AND JUNK.
We want these.
Big Price for Cast Iron.
No market for bones at present.
L. LIPSHITZ.
We will begin selling
W. T. PltlTCHAItD,
Graduate Veterinarian
tv; . A -i nix-uovornment veterinarian and ex-
Olir Winter ADDieS On assistant deputy State Veterinarian
1 1 irnnnlhil R1K Smitli Vtnn Sfrut
Hospital Phone Black 633
October 1st. at the
Glenburnie Fruit Farm,
four miles . north ot
Sutherland. No sales
made on Sunday.
House Phone Black G33
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DEBBIBERRT & FORBES,
Licensed Embamers
Undertaken andFuneralblrectortf
Bay phone 41
Night phone Black &88
NOTICE OF HEARING FOR PRO.
BATE OF FOREIGN lYILL.
, When a weak lad, Intensely human, turns over a now leaf.
Aiul has a sensitive, baffling, changeable storm and sun
shine girl sort of looking after him
There's ronmnco for you thoro's story for you, as only this
master writer can write, and this master director can direct.
, "SUJSItKY" WILL (yJENCH YOUlt DRAMATIC THIRST AND SATISFY!
TT Tl W7 1 T" 1 ""O mu. Aa oi rnuiip a. Ariioy,
iVl. 11. W UUUIIiaiJ, rrOIJ. deceased, In tho County Court of Lin-
The Stato of Nebraska, To all per
sons IntorcBted In said ostato, both
creditors nnd holrs, tako notico that
Annie May Grogg (formerly Annie
May Artloy) has filed her petition and
n copy of the will ot decoased, and
tho ,probato thereof duly authenticat
ed, that said decoased departod this
lifo on or about tho 10th day of Aug
ust, 1895, boing a resident and inhab
itant of Bradford, McKoan County,
Pennsylvania, and tho o "nor of the
following -described real state, to-
witJ An undivided ono-ha-r Interest
In all ot Section 25, in Township 9,
North Rango 26, west of tho Cth P. M.
leaving as his solo and only lelrs at
law: Annlo May Artloy, now Annie
May Gregg, your petitioner heroin;
and praying for a decree barring
claims and that tho regular adminis
tration of said will bo dlsponsod
1)0 YOU LIKE A BROILED
PORTERHOUSE I
You will it wo servo it to you. First wHh nml t)mt salll wlll bo namlttcd
of all, it is a flno juicy steak; then and allowed -to probato as tho last
our chef knowB how to cook It to ro-Jwlll and testament ot tho deceasod,
inln nil Mm imnrlnnaa Of MiNn wn Untl that a dOCrCO finding tllO intor
., , , T , ." est of tho petitioner In the real os-
servo more than steaks. In fact, our tnto nnd wl0 tho ho,rs of tho (lo.
menu contains .all tho dolicacies ot coased woro, and to whom said real
tho season. And at popular prices, estato Is bequeathed, which has boon
tnn sot for hearing on tho 29th day of
Novemben, 1920, at 10 o'clock A. M.
TiAmfiT ,,v .r. Dated at North Platte, Nebraska,
HUlfcL rALALb flNU LAtfc " LiSSSSSS"
RICHI UGAI, Proprietor (SEAL) County Judge-
: i Opposite Union Pacilic Depot 'SFok
C. GILLAN
Attornoy
LEGAIj notice
To the owners of Uie record title
of all property abutting upon the
Streets comprising the followng pav
ing Districts, to-wlt: District No.
Three (3) comprising 4th street or
tho City of North Platte, commenc
ing at the intersection of 4th street
and Bryan Avenue in Rlvordalo addi
tion; thence West along said 4th
street to and Including Pino Street;
thence North along said Pine Stroet
to the South Side of Gth Street as it
Intersects said lino Street; paving
District No. 4 including all that por
tion of 5th Street commencing on tho
East Tine of VIneStreet 1n said City,
at the intersection of Vine and 5th;
thence West along said 5th street to
tho East lino of Adams street in said
City, as it intersects said 5th Street;
paving .district No. 5 including all
.that portion of 4th Street of said
City, commencing at tho West lino of
Locust street, whore It intersects
with said 4th street, thence West
along said 4th street to tho East line
or Oak street where the samo inter
sects with said 4th street paving
district No. C Including all that por
tion of 5th street of said City, com
mencing on tho West llpo of Bryan
Avenue at tho intersection of said Cth
street with said Bryan Avenue,
thenco west along said 5th street to
the East lino of Pino Streot where
the samo intersects 5th streot.
You and each of you are hereby
notified that tho Mayor and Council
of the City of North Platte, havo re
ceived bids for tho construction of
pavement in tho above paving Dis
tricts and that further consideration
of Bald bids has beon post-poncd
until Friday November i2th, 1920,
at 12 o'clock noon of said day for tho
purpose of allowing said proporty
owners to designate by petition any
particular matorlal which thoy de
sire used for such paving and ir no
proper designation is mado by tho
filing of a petition as required by
law with tho City Clerk on or beforo
said above dato of post-ponment, tho
Mayor and City Council shall them
selves determine upon what material
is to bo used for such paring.
Bated this 1st day of Novombor,
1920.
. .. "o. E. ELDER.
(SEAL) city Clerk.
