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NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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CLINTON, THE JEWELER
Clinton and Son, The Eye Glass Men
Sign of the Big Ring.
Satisfaction Sure Try Us
Graduate Opticians
DR. 0. II. CRESSLER, ,
Graduate Dentist
Oflice oyer th McDonald
Stitt Bank
LOCAL AM) PERSONAL
Druco Drown of Brady Bpont yoetcr
day In tho city.
Mrs. A. C. Aldrich Is reported to bo
ill at her home.
John StnckhouBo of DIckonB was a
city visitor yesterday.
Mrs. T. S. Decch of Dingo, was a'
city visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Hurt Light of Wallace visited
local friends yesterday.
4 Ed Darraclougli returned from E
vanston, Wye, this morning.
;W, Walker left this morning for
Lexington to transact buslnoBs.
.A. Kaln of Wullnco was in the city
youtcrday transacting business.
Kato McConol of llcrshoy spent Sat
urday In this city visiting frlo'nds.
.William Powell haH accepted a pos
ition at tho Clinton Jowolory Sloro.
, jlJ.B. Nolson went to Storllng Sun
day wlioro ho will transact business.
-Mr. and Mrs. Jack Deal loft yester
day for Grand Island whore' thoy will
visit
John Fralor arrived Saturday from
Kwa to visit at tho' GcOrgo Prater
homo.
0. C. KHno and Chas. Dalloy of Try
on wero business visitors lo tho city
Saturday.
Dr. D. M. Daker Is.cpnflned to his
room at thd Hotel McCubVon account
of, illness. .
A baby boy was born to. Mr. and
MrB.,,0. M. Wyman tho luttchjmrt of
tho tvook.
Tho locaKD, P. O. 10. lodge will ln
ltlato a class ,w7 thirty .candidates
next week. i
tlr S. Clinton will loavo this even
ing, for Omaha to attend tho JowclorB'
Convention. , ,
IJucllla Doll- ProdV Urocnijt U'hrcads
at 12Vic por bull at Wllcdx 1T)pnrt-
, mont storo. ;
jEUon Flynii df Ilefshoy spout Sat
urday as the guest of Evolyn Lcypoldt
In, this city.
Edward Guyimn, of Schuyler, arriv
ed Saturday to visit at thoW. .11 L6
Dloyt homo. '
Hobort Ellis ' returned, to Chicago
last ovoning nftor traunactlug busi
ness In this city..
Mrs. George . Prater and daughtor
JTholnm will l.onyo, .Friday Jgr Donvor
to ylHU frlundtl. - iV; ?-.
iiliollla PaeUagon flu o-fill rtl oft reg
ular prleoB this vuk at tho Wilcox
Department Storo. '
Mm. Wilfred Stuart, of Loxlntgon,
camo Sunday to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Tlghe. -
DorlH SIHasoii or Koystono camo
Saturday In visit her sister Ardls, who
attoiulB school In this city.
B. T. Diehard and D. D, Davis left
Sunday for Now York to transact bus
iness for several weeks.
In Dixon's now release for March Is
somo excellent sacred music for Edl
Hon and Columbia lovorB.
Dr. Wurtelo, office phone 27, night
phono 25.
- Lookout Campflre with Miss Iseuseo
In charge took a hike to tho Cody
Dach ad back Saturday.
Mrs. J. W, Pltzpatrick returned yes
tordny from Omaha whoro sho has
been visiting her daughters.
Complete lino of Queen Quality low
shoes for Spring now on display at
tho Wilcox Department Storo.
Dov. Patrick McDald returned homo
Sunday morning from" Ireland whoro
ho wont to visit his parents.
Mrs. Alice Darraclougli wont to Om
aha Sunday whoro sho was called by
tho death of her grandfather.
Donald McFnrland and Lawrence
Murrin will loavo next week for Cal
ifornia to spend several weeks.
When in North Platto stop at the
.Vow Hotel Palace and Cafo. Vou will
be treated well. 58tl
Dr. L. C. Drost was host at a din
ner last ovoning in honor of tho mem
bers of tho Osteopathic .Convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Croto Conquest re
turned to Council DlutfB today after
visiting friends and relatives In tho
city'
Mrs. J. Durr and daughter Isabollo
of Rochester, Now York, aro guests
of tho former's sister Mrs. II. I.
Dlock. i
Mr. and Mrs. Simon White and Mrs.
Talmago Whlto woro in tho city this
week visiting at the 0. W. Slzomore
home.
Mr. Calhoun who has been in churgo
of tho Dulck Garago in Pnxton camo
Saturday and will Icavo today for
Colorado.
To whom aro your going to bgII your
Hay and Grain? Tho Harrington Mer
cantile 'Co. will offer the highest
prices'.
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Earl Hughes of Grand Island for-
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iiiun.v in iiiu lypuwnung uciiango m
hero vVlsltlng local frlonds over tho
week end.
Ana Caso dud tho Tyrlc Quartot
will toll you on an Edison Record
H'llow tho Gates Cnmo Alar" Dixon's
' Muslo Shop.
"Whoa I.Jookod In your eyes." "Las
8)o 0' Mlno", Two beautiful tenor nnd
i barltono solos, you'll enjoy hearing.
Dixon's Music Shop.
's Mrs. Marjory Molvin of Omaha is on
duty atJ mcssago oporntor for tho Un
ion Paclllo during tho nbsonco of
Miss Tholma Prntor.
Tho North Platto High School Bas
ket shootors will loavo tomorrow for
Dayard whoro they will moot tho High
school team of that City.
Mrs. Ada Knox and nsslstant of Now
York City will arrlvo Thursday and
will tnko chargo of tho now millinery
dopartmont la Block's store.
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SAY IT WITH FLOWKHS
North Platto Floral Co. Flowers,
Y. Twolfth Street Phono 1023
Wo deliver and nllp anywhoro
asthmatic Sufferers May Know Health Again
Among tho so-called Incurable chron
lo discuses is asthma. Sufferers from
asthma havo como to look upon thole
condition as something to bo endured
rather than conquored. The Hufforer
from asthma seldom dies in aa at
tack, but tho suJTorlnjj Is agonizing.
Tho Htcucturnlicoriultlon of tho oplno
la Oho region of tho collar bono is in
variably tho samo In ovory sufferer
from nsthiun. Pressure upon spinal
norvoa at this point affecting tho bron-
.chlal passages, has tho effect ot weak
ening tho bronchial functions and
bringing on tho nsthmntlo condition.
Chiropractic spinal adjusting restores
tho spinal joints to alignment, ro
ntovos tho proBsuro oa spinal nerves
of supply to tho bronchial region, and
with tho cause rcmovod, tho nsthmn
tlo sufforor Is oaco inoro in normal
health.
ACT TODAY
Delay postponos health.
Consultation is without
chargo or obligation.
Drs. States & States,
Tho P. S. C. Chiropractors.
Building nnd Loan Building
Xorth L'liitto - 'Nebraska,
immiutuiumiuuumr.
CHIROPRACTIC
CORRECTS
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Spinel JCck'na LIMBS
LOWER PINCHED
HERVE5, IMPOSSIBLE
TO FURMI5H
PROPER IMPULSES
(LIFE AND health)
TO THEIR ORGANS
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- PAT1IIC PHYSICIANS XI) SUlt
(JEOXS 3IEKT HEBE.
Tho Osteopathic Physlcluus nnd
Surgeons ot this part of tho stato are
holding n two day convention in this
city, Sunday was given ovor to get
ting acquainted and clinical work by
tho experts. Monday tho members held
interesting sessions and papers and
addressoB wcro given. Tho session
closed last evening with n banquet at
tho homo of Dr. and Mrs. L. C. Drost '
BEE KING OP XEBUA8KA (UMES
' FB03I KEITH COUXTY.
This work is dono by fj
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C. A. Elker, president of the Keith
County Farm Bureau, has tho distinc
tion of bolng "beo king" of Nebraska.
At present ho has thirty miles of bee
stands distributed up and down Ute
South Platto river. Last year ho se
sured something over 20,000 pounds of
honey and hopes to exceed this
amount tho coming season duo to
fnvorablo conditions. Tho honey Is
brought from tho different points u
long tho river to tho Eiker refinery
whero it is Btralncd and made ready
for shipment
olcctriclty.
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XOltTJI PLATTE CAGE TEAmTr!1?!
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fin thn Mnnriltiff nn rrn it ihn rktmilm I
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Bco for Sunday appeared a plcturo of
tho local high school basket ball team '
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nun i,uiiuji iiuiiriumii. ivccuiiipaiiying ijh
tho picture was tiio following newHf3i
noto: LfJ
Tho local high school baskot ball yr
team is making a strong bid for tho , 3TJ
stato championship and when tho pj
North Platto quintet enters the state r
tournamcnt at Lincoln next month fol-' fJ
lowors of tho aggregation oxpect I j
joaca lciviranans pinyors 10 piow
through undofcatcd.
The following is the list of games
played and tho scores:
North Platte. 45; CulbertBonr 24.
North Platte, 17; Alliance, 11.
North Platte, 35; Sutherland, 13.
North Platto, 11; Ogalalla, 9.
North Platte. 41: Brady. 5.
North Platto, 17; Kimball, 4.
North Platto, 14; Unl. Place,
North Platto, 19; Bayard, 20.
North Platte, 29; Curtis, 23.
North Platto. 29; Kearnoy, 7.
North Platte. 18; Shelton, 15.
, North Platto, 15; Oothonburg
: North Platte, 24; Kearney, 12
North Platto, 23; Ogalalla, 8.
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EXTRAORDINARY
WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE TO OUR MANY FRIENDS
AND CUSTOMERS THAT WE HAVE MADE GREAT
PREPARATION TO GIVE THE WOMEN OF
NORTH PLATTE AND VICINITY
A Real Metropolitan Millinery Department
Realizing for a long timo the
need of a Progressive Milli
nery Store in our fast growing
City, ve have engaged the ser
vices of the Largest Millinery
Syndicate in America to send
daily the latest Millinery Crea
tions from the Eastern Fashion
Centers.
PJtOGHESSIVJO AK1) itlODEUX
METHODS WILL V HE VAIL
In conducting this New Milli
nery department and the same
Policy will be in Force which
has made this great establish
ment the Leading Woman's
Store in Western Nebraska. .
Carpenters, Painters and
Decorators are now busily en
gaged installing our new Mod
ern Millinery Fixtures, and
when completed,, wo wjll have
The Most Up-to-Date Millinery
Department in the State.
We Urge Every Women to Wait for Our Grand Opening
, Announcement the Last of the Week
j A Surprise Is In Store For You,
MRS. IDA KNOX, OF NEW YORK CITY, IS IN CHARGE.
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my scalp entirely free from the itching
crust oi uanurun, me cause oi niosi
lialr trouble. I owe my luxuriant hair
the envy of my friends to this
guaranteed dandruff remedy."
Wlldroot Liquid Shampoo or WIMroot
Hhanipoo Hoip, utod lu oonuectlou with
AVIIdrtiot lialr Tonlo, vrlll ltaatoa the
treatment.
, THE GVJAKANTEED HATR TONIC
t or sale acre wider a r
5 money-back guarantee E
GEORGE FRATER, DRUGGIST
John A Strykor of Kcnrnoy arnicar-
o tho board o Directors of the
unty Agricultural Soclot)
roposltion by which ho
vws to inrnlsh tho show and tho dl-
I ictois vito to advertise It and put
up Hi-- prizes end each would go 50-50
en .i Wild "vt,t Exhibition to bo put
I on at tho Fair grounds for thrco days
-fiu hiding July 4th Tho offer was re
fused i.'ul In Its stead u counter pro
posal nie made that Mr. Strykor put
fftn the Wild West Show, put up tho
prizes and d'. tho advertising and tho
Fair Pon-d would ront him the
grounds fci a straight 10 for tho
Hrst two ditjs nnd 15 tho third day.
Mr. StiUor look tho matter under
coir ulei atir.n and 'agreed to glvo an
anViT v.iH.in a week.
Pipeless Furnace
Do you want a furnace that Is gas tight, built like an
engine boiler. This cut shows you the best pipe or pipe
less furnace for the money in the U. S. A. You can get it
at tho right price and proper installation at
Wm. Waldorf's
PLUMBING AND HEATING SHOP,
LOCAL AXI) FKRSONAI.
The Yj A. H i.f this city Is making
.i sppuil riict to bring tho lifo of
t.toi -o vVurfiiuigtan t tho attention of
't'n' pccplo ii tl.ib, his birthday an
nivi'1. -.;'.. I-. has t.ccurcd froia each
of ho Scho;,l rrii cirals consent to1;!;
hol-l a Wasli.:ifH i. liirthday pro- fK
yrjii in tho school and tiio ladles will i
aitoi d Ui' o I'MiiMi and probably
Mr. am: Mrs. H. W. Root will lea.'
I'm tholr homo In Alliance tho latter
part of the week after visiting at the
home of Mrs. Glen Miller.
kujsias a. riiiijjju's :;
l'liiniblnir and 1 Tea tiny: :j
All work entrusted to me will
receive my personal suporvl-
sion. Hesldonco and shop 1303
lake xi on pai t
13. Gth Street. Telophono 458J.
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BIG TYPE POLANDS
AT AUCTION
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1921
At the far of C. O. Landholm. 5 miles duo west of North Platto. and 2
miles duo east of BIrdwood Station, the undersigned will sell
20 HEAD OF PURE BRED POLAND CHINA GILTS
SALE TO COMMENCE AT 2 O'CLOCK P. M.
This offering consists of tho most popular breeding of today. Hero
is a few of their ancestors; Jumbo Chief 80512, Peerless Bob 94257,
Young Cortsdalo 97901, Gibbons Hercules 21S301, Mouws Tecumseb
2044S9. They aro mated to threo different hord'joara, One Is a young
herd boar by A. Tlinms Imago 10G833, a grandson of tho noted Fer
guson's Dig Tlmm, right out of tha 1000 pound famillos. AnoUior Is by
Indiana Chief 283831 by Big Supcrba 2C23C3. There will bo somo fall
yearlings by Fancy Big Bono 93580, bo by Giant Big Bono Prospect
83105; wo could say a lot about those but wo aro leaving It to your
judgmont
Wo most cordially Invito you to bo with us on sale day. This Is all
young stock with their lifo before thorn. Buy a couplo of those good
gilts nnd in a couplo of years you will bo right in lino with puro bred
hogs on your farm. Evorythlng offered for salo must bo sold, no byo
bidding or taking back.
Terms of Salo G months timo will be given on npprovod notes at
10 per cent interest.
Anyono coming from a dlstanco pleaso report to tho Platto Vallc-y
Stato Bank and thoy will got a f roo ' rido to tho farm.
C. G. LANDHOLM AND CLAUS ANDERSON- OWNERS
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510 Locust Street.
Phone 517
II. M. JOIIANSEN, Auctioneer.
F. C. PIELSTICKER, Clerk.