NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TIlIDljNE
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North Platte as a Shopping Center
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For Your X
Purchases
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Do Your Buying Where Stocks are Largest
And Prices the Lowest .
EVERYTHING FOR X-MAS GIFTS
Women's-Ready-toWonr
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SLOGAN.
I Tho College of AKrlculturo of the
University of Nobrnalui U taking up
the campaign for tho children of No-
braska. It hns found that It la tho j
use of Impropor food rathor tlmn tho
lack of food that is harming tho chll-1
droit Cannod milk doon not contain
tlu necessary loniont8 for growing'
chlhlron. Neither doos oloomargorlno
and nut butters. Those servo vory
well as substitutes for adults but not,
for children. Tho high cost of milk
and its products has boon the cause
of thin substitution and It hns had a
bad effect. Stockmon do not glvo tho
same food to tho cnlYos that they do
to the cowh, They know that calves
will not thrive undor such growing
conditions. 'It is as cortalu that
children should have tholr kind of
food and not dopond on what is good
for adults. A bulletin of tho College
of Agriculture says: "In ono country
district In Lancaster county, almost
under tho shadow of tho stnto capitol
and tho collogo of agriculturo. the
families using canned milk, nut-nmr-
Kerine,
PECULIAR FREAK OF NATURE
Automobiles
Clothing Pianos Talking Machines
Jewelry Everything in Music
Sporting Goods, Toys
Bicycles
A Sum Deposited in the Bank is a Most Acceptable Gift
Furniture
Toilet Articles
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These shops are stocked with everything seasonable and lash
Viable and you will be served by courteous and competent
sales people,; who will assist you in your selections.
This Advertisement is Placed By
Chamber ot Commerce Publicity Bureau.
SHOP EARLY.
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THE
Section of Land In California . Hat
Trees Unknown Anywhere Else,
Save In One Small Spot.
Down in Snn Diego county Is a
grove of Torrcy pines less than two
miles broad and eight miles long,
thinly scattered, that occur nowhorc
else In the world excopt nbout 100
trees on the eastern end of Santa ;
Itosa Island, many miles" to tho north
nnd out In the ocean. All who have )
road of coaching or motoring in i
southern California know of tho fa
mous cypress drive near Monterey.
Strange Indeed Is this great hend of
land Jutting out Into tho ocean be- j
tween ('urmel bny nnd Monterey lmr
bor, for It forms an Isolated nrborcnl
Island, the Monterey cypress being
but ono of Its peculiarities. Tho Mon
terey plno grows there, nnd Is. riot
found again except sixty miles to tho
north and seventy mllc3 to tho south.
The lllshop'a pine occurs (or recurs)
only elghty-flvo miles to tho north ana
eighty miles to the south. Tho flowen
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Preferred Gifts
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otci, outnumber those uslnir
fl'ORll tnMtr Tti nintiv anMntid rf
fintc. especially in the small towns.1 cypress recurs on tho const 210 miles
kuii'iu nas prueucaiiy unveil ""
butler from the table.
A delegation o? rural pastors visit
ing tho Nobrnska Collogo of Agricul
ture last summor . declared that tho
decllno in tho use ot milk in this
Btato is readily notlccnblo on the
health or chllrron. Thoy appealed to
thecfllego to exert its Inftuonco to
rovlvo tlio good old days of mush nnd
milk.
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Gladys Buss, of
her homo Saturday.
Brady loft for
Dr. L. J. KIUUSE, Doutlst. Mc
Donnld Hank Unlidlng. Rooms 3 & 8.
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LOCAL AJJD PERSONAL
Irene Filbln of Brady was a busi
ness visitor in the city Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs. Lee Olson loft for Los
Aagcles to spend tho rest of tho
winter.
Fresh oysters always on hand at
McMlchacl's Grocery.
F. Abercombie. of Brady, trans
acted business in this city tho latter
part of tho week.
Melvin rliott returned Saturday
morning from Los Angeles where ho
had been visiting.
Mrs. J. It. Brestel left Saturday
for her homo in Gothenburg aftewtras
acting business in this city.
Mj, and Mrs. J. Vernon Lunsford
left Saturday for Elm Creek where
they will visit for a short time.
I hereby withdraw my notice in
which I refused to pay any bills con
tracted by my wife.
AL.BHRT STEARNS.
a 1 A 1- - Intlnt
Mm J. Jones rcuirneu uiu un
W00K lO uur uuuiu .
Nelllo Snyder, of Maxwell, Who has
been visiting relatives in this city
for some time has left for her homo
Tho Seclfrlst Pressuro Cooker
would make her an ideal Christmas
Present. Derryberry & Porbos.
Dr. Wurtolle, office phone 27 N'lght
phone 25.
Miss Sylvia Snyder left Saturday
for her homo in Maxwell after visiting
in this city for somo time.
Robert Steele was fined in the Po
lico Court Saturday on the charge of
being intoxicated.
Mrs. II. B. Dart, ot Brady, loft
Saturday for her homo after a visit
in this city.
Margaret McVoy of Maxwell, was
a visitor in tho city tho latter part
of the week. j
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Erlckson of
Potter nro transacting business in
this city this week.
Wo will demonstrate tho Sechrlst
Pressuro Cooker in our storo each
afternoon from now until Chritmas
Come in and taste the cooking and be
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
Judge Grimes went to Lexington
yesterday to hold court.
Dr. Wurtollo, office phone 27 Night
phono 25.
G. W. Crewdson, of Tryon, was a
business visitor in tho city Saturday.
Mrs. Edward Woods, of Oshkosh,
was a visitor in this city this week.
Prank Nolan left Saturday evening
lor tirann island to transact legal
business. .
.Mr. nnil Mrs. Elmer Peckham, of
uaig. nro guests lit tho Roy Soules
home.
Mrs. Ebon Jones of Central City
is visltng at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
J V. Johnson.
Edwin LaRue, ot Sutherland, trans
acted business in tills city tho latter
part of tho week.
Mm John Jones, of Hrady. trans
acted business In this city tho latter
part ot tho week.
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n'rulv after a few days spent in this convinced of its merits. Dorry
,. & Forbes, Inc.
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NORTH PLATTE
..General Hospital..
(Incorporated)
One Halt Block Norlb ot Posloflice.
Phone 58
A modern institution for th
cintific treatment of medical,
lurgieal and confinement cimi.
CompUtaly aquipped NX-Ray
nnd diagnostic laboratories.
Staff:
Geo. B. Deal. M. D. Y. Lucas, M. D.
J. B. RedficW. M. D. J. S. SIMMS, M.D.
Curious plnco for trees, this Mon
terey headland I Wo have so many
tales to tell of curious native trees,
however, that ono moro must suffice.
Down at Garden Grovo nnd Santh
Ann, both in Orango bounty, stand
flvo trees that arc natural hybrids
between tho native llvo oak nnd tho
natlvo black wnlnut, nnd man had
nothing to do with this Jugglery!
Los Avgclcs Times.
GREAT SOLDIER'S KINDLY ACT
Duke of Wellington Not Above Tak
ing Caro of Toad Which Was
Small Boy's Pet
Tho duko of Wellington, whllo
strolling about his cstato ono day,
camo upon a small boy, tho son of: a
gardener, down on Itis knees before
n hole, nnd with tears running down
his face. The boy explained that his
pet toad lived In the hole, and that ho
fed him every day, tho toad knowing
him nnd following him about tho gar
den. School was to open the next day ,
In n distnnt town, rind tho lad was
afraid his toad would starve to death.
"Not nt all, not at all," assured tho
grcnt leader. "I'll look after ,your
toad myself." Tho . boy got up nt
once, and tho two gravely shook hands.
Tho duke wns as good as his word,
and went several times n week to the
hole with a handful of crumbs, and
tho toad soon transferred his affection
to his grace. This so tickled tho sol
dier that ho wrote tho boy n letter
telling him of tho pot's actions, but
expressing tho belief that when tho
boy returned tho toad would go back
to his first njfetlon.
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Smoking
Jackets.
A GIFT EVERY MAN !
APPRECIATES.
We have just eleven of them
and they all go at one price
$985
EACH
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FOR MEN.
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NOTICE OF TAKING Ul E STRAY.
Taken up by tho undorsigned on
his premises on tho southern lhnlta
of tho city of North Platte, Lincoln
Co., Nebraska, on Nov. 1, 1920, ono
chunky black horse, four yearB'old.
Dated this 18th day of Nov. 1020;
Signed: F. 13. PAYNE.
Special At The SUN
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
"A ROMANCE of the PLATTE VALLEY"
With a well selected cast of North Platte's own Talent.
Mrs. Cecil Hamilton nnd tfrmlly
ett Saturday for Helgrndo, Nobr. to
berry visit some time.
Mrs. II. u. Parker of Scottsblnff loft
Saturday morning for Grand Island
after vsitliig at the home of Mrs. W J.
Crow.
Mrs.- Rather K. Hobeson will leave
for her homo in Kansas tho latter
part of tho week the visit her parents
during tho holidays
Mr. and Mr John Shaw returned
to their homo in Utah. Colo., yester
day after visiting at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Win. Peters.
Mr. and Mrs. J. (1 Strnhorn loft
Saturday morning for California
whoro they oxpoct to spend tho re
mainder of the winter
Word was received In this city Sat
urday that Luko Nealey Is hopelessly
HI at IiIh homo In Donvcr. Relatives
have boon summond. Ho Is tho father
of Thomas Ilcaloy of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. C A. Wier spent yes
terday in Omaha whoro they went
to attond tho banquet gtvon in honor
of iMr Ilinchle. former assistant su
perintendent of tho Nebraska Division.
Heal monoy can be saved by look
ing over our stock of Urnsa and
Vernls Marten Hed8-25 year guaran
tee springs, all cotton mats-sou our
lino of musical good-(lunsrSlioll8-Tcnts-Also
a full lino of second hand
furniture at prlcos you used to pay.
I am not broko but would rather have
a little cash than ho much furnlturo.
Echelborry,.
Bast Front
Catherine Rivers, played by
Bill the Boy in the Store
Catherine's Father
Catherine's Mother
Paul, the Best Man
Lucille, theBridesmaid
Catherine Herrod
.Wilford Nelson
Ira L. Bare
Mrs. W. J. Tiley
Paul Harrington
Lucille McFarland
Assisted by others.
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OR. 0. H. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Ollice over th McDonald
Stat Bunk.
Harold Lloyd
in 2 reels of Comedy
HIGH
99
Without doubt the funniest comedy ever produced.
7 Full Reels of Entertainment
Matinee 2:15 P. M.
Pi ice Afternoon 10c and 25c,
4:10 P. M, each day.
Night 15c and 30c including tax.
Attend Our Matinee and Avoid the Night Crowd.
"This Is A Moving Picture."
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