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CITY AM) COUNTY NEWS.
Win. Mcrcelles Is suffering an In
fected arm. i
Wm. Farrnr of Wellflcel was ti dtyi
visitor Tuesday.
Wo aro picking tomatoes now. North
Flatte Floral Co.
II. J. Allen of Gothenburg attended
tho fair Wednesday,
Fred' Halm of Hajmcs attended tho
County Fair Wednesday.
Rugs dusted, cleaned
Phones 1039W or G1W.
or slzea.
Del Brownfleld of Hcrshey Is at
tending tho fair this week!
Carl Backers left Wednesday for
Wallace to transact business.
Clinton & Son, Graduate Opticians.
Try ub for service.
Mrs. C. C. Walllngford of OgallaU
was a city -visitor Wednesday.
Miss Fern .Edminsten of Sutherland
shopped In the city Wednesday.
Rugs dusted, cleaned or slreo.
Phones 1039W or C61W.
W. S. Jobnsonof Paxton was among
the out of town visitors Tuesday
Dr. Gordon of Sutherland transact
od professional business In the city
Wednesday.
Rugs dusted, cleaned or sized.
Phones 1039W or 661W.
Mr. .end Irs. E. O,
leave ihls week
home in Kansas.
for, their
Osborne will
future
B. A. Erickson of Wallace "had bis
tonsils wemoved at tho Platte Valley
Hospital Wednesday.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Ream Tuesday. All con
cerned, are dolng nicely. .
natukk srrnv in orn city
PARKS. J
CRICKETS
Everywhere In tho fall wo find
crickets. They aro busy searching for
fnvorablo places In which to place
their eggs. This Is always In soft
ground where they remain over the
winter. Tho cricket can bo captured
and tamed and Is an Interesting pet.
Place them In a cago where they can
bo watched nudono can learn a great,
many Interesting' things about In
sects. Cut a thin. wcdgo-Bhnpod slice
of apple and put it, edge MP, into the
cago. The cricket will probably
mount this and proceed to cat. When
allowed in tho house R will out
starched curtains, linen carpets and
clothing and things made of vegetable
matter. Crickets may also do damage
to grain In the shock and In storage;
and to fruits of.variouB kinds.. They
can bo killed by any "kind of poison J
mash. Tho wicket Is better known
by bis music than by Ills nppearnnce.
Ills cheerful chirp lias come to be a
part of our mental Imagery of the
bomo. In a small cago ho will - sing"
as well as -wTicn running about and
there will be no damage.
Mrs. John Bratt and Mrs. N. E.
Buckley were -called to Cheyenne
Tuesday by the death of Mrs. Bratt s
brother, "Mllo Burke, of Basin, Wyo ,
who passed away whllo enroute to
California for the benefit of his health.
The deceased was a resident or this
county in the early days, a member of
the "Burke family residing near old
Ft. McPherson.
C. R. Morey went to Kearney Tues
day evening to visit his brother-ln
i.iw, Mr. Johnson, who was seriouslv
IniiTMi In an -into acti- int near 'it
ho m n Shelton -J -"I I. "i in to a K' r
ney hospital.
JlKO'KLL PALL FESTIVAL DRAWS
LA HUE CROWD FKO.H OVER
THE COUNTY.
LOCAL VNO VKICSO.N l.
A NOTABLE
BUSINESS
COMING
, The first annual fall festival of the
Btgnell Community Club attracted a
largo crowd from tho various parts
of tho county Frldny. It was a bcautl-
ful day nnd a steady stream of carB
nnd vehicles entered and loft the
grounds during tho day and part of
the night. The agricultural display
of dry farming products was plnccd
around tho outsldo of n largo tent.
Tho display was creditable In every
way, especially considering tho dry
weather of tho past season. It will
bo on exhibition at tho Lincoln County ,
Fair this week nnd will undoubtedly
win many prizes. During tho day thcro
wore contests nnd sports of various
kinds with a parado at four o'clock.
This was headed by tho NorUi Platto
Ladles Band on n truck. Decoratod
LECTCRtf autos. horseback riders, cmnln flonts.
clowns and other attractions formed
the parade. Ono of tho most suggest
ive was where four lads carried n
section of rallrond track lapeled
'Tho Burlington ts Coming." Follow
ing tho parade tho Fort McPherson
Girls' Sowing Club gave a domonstra
Arrangements huvo been made by
the Chamber of Commerce of North
Platte to bring to. this city on Fri
day, September 30, at S o'clock In tho
Franklin Auditorium the most famous
American Business Lecture on the tlon which waB very fine Tho supper
platform: "Getting tho Most Out -oifj wns furnished to all ticket holders
Retailing.'" , and wns excellent In tho evening tho
Under this bead, W. 1L Farloy, well tent was crowded when a program
Miss Irene Schott loft Wednesday
for Omaha to visit relatives.
Mrs. L. Illto and Mrs. Earl Dloner
left Weduosduy for Lincoln to visit.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Johnson left the
first of the week for Denver to visit.
Mrs. II. 0. Williams resumed duttos
at the W. J. O'Connor store Wednes
day. ,
Albert LoDloyt of Paxton is attend
ing tho fair this week. Ho Is a guest
at tho W. H. LoDloyt homo.
Paul Harrington returned from
Donver tho first of tho weok whoro ho
spent tho summer months.
Luster Langford, son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. C. Langford, loft Wednesday
for California whero ho attends tho
Loland-Stanford University. His
brother Russell will go next week.
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APPLES FOR SALE.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Davis, Frank
Davis and Mr. and Mrs. J. Davis re
turned to Portland the first of tho
week after attending tho funeral of
Earl Davis.
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THE MIDDLE HAS.
The ariidtlloiman's a clieerful chap, who never gives a blooming rrtp
about the status of tho crops, or how the farms supply the shops. He
don't produce a single thing, but soon becomes a money-king. When
Iteuben reaps his turnip field, he plans to sell the total yield. He hauls
'em o'er tho bumpy road, and dreams of what they fetch per load. The price
ho sets Is .always low, for turnips don't bring much, you know; the middle
man gets an ttho job and stays there, too.i yes slrree bob. And then tlie
prioe begins 'to soar, no matter how consumers roar, from man to man the
turnips slide, and so tho price is multiplied. Tho purchaser must feel at
length, the middle-man's calossal strength, and pays a bonus, fifty-fold,
for turnips, Trlltet, bruised and old. He cusses, as consumers can the farm
er, not tho middle man. Our Reuben, slmple-liearted clown, perceives his
bank-roll simmer down. Of course the poor .consumer-dupe must skin n
long on turnip soup. The middle-man gloats on Ills hoard, and buys bis
wife and kids a "Portl.
North Platte Fruit & Vegetable Market
609 Locust Stroet.
Phone 881
Peaches ELBERTA Peaches
We still have some left,
befoie they are all gone,
will be this season
Come get them
Cheap as they
$3.25 a Basket
Car of Italian Prunes in. Sell at
$1.50 a Box
NORTH PLATTE
Fruit & Vegetable Market
609 Locust Street
Phone 881
was given by tho Dlgnell Club assisted
by tho Ladles Band and an address
by N. W. Gains of tho Extension ser
ico. Financially tho Festival was a
success and another Is to be hold
next year.
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Mrs. L. R. Stanflcld of Sutherland
underwent nn operation at tho Platte
"Valley Hospital Wednesday.
' Mr and Mrs. J. "MaTS of Hershey
lare spemdlng the weelc In the cltv.
They bto guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
Moore.
known business erpdrt and organize
xvlll tUscusb tlie various questions that
are of special Interest to merchanta
nnd business men everywhere. He will
sliow liow co-operation and organisa
tion will make for abetter community
or city. He will show practical lm-i
provonwmts In service and storo or
ganization that win please the penprhl
public and draw trade. Ho will slui v
how proper advertising will change
losses to profitB, how systematic con
tinuous, newspaper advertising yays
the largest dividends of rill, how sys
tem ena"bles a merchant to Know at
all times the conditions of his business
instead of guessing.
With the aia of several thousand
Test of moving picture film, Mr. Farley
will give a most interesting and time
ly discussion.
It isn't theory. It Isn't over the
heads of people. It Is solid hor-o
sense applied 'to -merchandislm.
Practical, every day. solid exnerip.nce
given in this way with lecture' and
pictures ma"ke a double Impresslon--tlirough
the eye and tho ear that is
sure to lie of lasting benefit to every
business man or sales person who
tends this lecture.
"Every merchant -or wife of a mer
chant, every salesmnn or clerk, every
"business man, unil all those interested
In seeing "North liatto become a bet
ter business center should not fall to
hear Mr. Furloy.
A glance at this outline of tho lec
ture Is sufficient -to show its great
value:
Retail Failures and Their Causes.
Storo Organization.
"Newspaper Advertising I
"Window Displays. !
Tho Business of Clerks. ! The diagnostician of tho United
Salesmanship. Doctors, licensed by the state of No-
System. ' braska, for the treatment of chronic
o" i diseases of men, women and children,
At a meeting of the Nebraska Farm j fer to nil who call on this visit,
Irareau Federation lward held in consultation, examination and advice
Lincoln recently, a resolution was free. They have a system and mothod
passed providing that When tho mem- of treatments that are suro nnd cer
bershlp campaign opens this fall, all win In their results,
memberships paid In cash or by post' These doctors aro' exnnrts is the
dated checks, dated not less than treatment of chronic diseases of tho
sixty days in tho future will bo good Wood, liver, stomach, Intestines,
for membership for the balance of heart, kidneys or bladder, rheumatism,
1S21 and all of 1922. sciatica, leg ulcers, weak lungs, and
thoso afflicted with long standlSff,
Mrs. P. H. Lang of Rolas, Nebr, ,. Hon. , -,,-, rnnt
and daughters Mrs. V. Sorenson nnd ,mvo ba(f,ed Ujo Hkm Qf 0"ther phyfi.
Mrs. a. .Myers u unmu 1B.u.m, c)an8( BhouW not fal tQ ralli
uirncu 10 wr .,.,. ., - Accordln to thelr Bystem no ,nor0
ter visiting their daughter nd Bister 0orftUon for appendlc,t,B( BnU stoneR(
.HUB. U. M. JUMVH-y-
CCOITNG TO SOUTH TLATTU
United Doctors'
Specialist
Will lie At The
TfficCAIIE HOTEL
MONDAY, SEPT. 2th, 121
OJfE DAY -ONLY
Honrs 10 A. M. to S P. 3f.
I have for sale a fair (inaltty of ap
ples which I will sell for $2.00 a
bushel at the orchard. Also sweet
clcr at COc a gallon. Sunday monoy
1b good. Roy Spurrier, Elmwooil
Farm.
BEFORE
Winter Comes
You'll want to "get cleaned up"
have tho dust nnd dirt taken
out of your rug3. Of course
you'll want it dono tho host
way. That's why wo'ro telling
you about tho
ELECTRIC RUG &
CARPET CLEANING CO.
914 East Third street Low
Prices, Good Work, Quick Ser
vice. Free Collection and Do
ll vory.
PHONE 1039W
lU'iuarltiililo SticresN of These Talent
ed riijslclans in the Treatment
of Chronic Diseases.
Examination and Consultation
Free
'V-"
YOU
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are cordially invited
to inspect our com
plete line of Pianos
and Player Pianos
and the worlds fam
ous Bramback
Grand.
We have in all
you have been talk
ing abouf.
a.io-n t0 seo the U8ed 1)iano we are Kln6 to offer for
ipJ.8u.00. It has a splendid tone and is in excellent condi
tion. We also have some real bargains in used phono
graphs. Roberts Music Co.
Phone 2G0
NORTH PLATTE 11 0 East Frolic
FABM LOANS
I am prepared to make a few farm
loans on improved farms, occupied
oy owners.
O. II. THOBLECKB.
goiter, piles, etc., ns all cases accopt
ed will bo treated without operation
or hypodermic Injection. If you have
kidney or bladder troubles, bring a 4
ounce hottlo of your urino for chemi
cal analysis nnd microscopic examin
ation. Worn-out and run-down men nnd
women, no matter whnt your allmont
may ho, no mattor wlint you havo
heen told, or tho exprlonco you havo
i had with othor physicians, Bottle It
This Is to certify that the total In- forever In your mind. If your case Is
dehtcdness of The North Plntto Air fncurablo thoy will toll you bo. Con
Termlnal Company is $2,181.74. RllU thcm unon tllIfl v,Rt It C0BtB
Dated thla 2Cth day of August, 1921. yo nothing.
NOTICE
J. B. SEBASTIAN, PresMent.
L. C. CARROLL,
JOHN 13. EDWARDS,
JOHN J. IIALUGAN,
Directors.
Remomber, this free offer Is for
this visit only.
Married ladles must eomo with their
hushands nnd minors with their parent.
Is your name on the roll of Quaker Furnaces in
the car just ordered by Wm. Waldorf? If not get in
on the second car. Do you know that a Quaker F
mice will heat your home with less fuel and no smoke
and gas in your room? Do you know it will take 2500
degrees of boat to melt f-toel unci cast iron will melt
at 1500?
1 can refer you to Quaker Furnaces that havn
been in actual use in Nebaska for 27 years and still
in service. Get tho best for the benefit of yourself
and children and save doctor bills. Come and see
W. W. WALDORF
2 doors North of Postoffice,
North Patte, Nebr,
A QUIET PLACK
to bring your friends to dlno, A
place whoro tho greatest caro la ex
excised in tho soloctlon of tho food
materials. A place whoro tho cuisine
Ib exfiulslte, whoro tho china und cut
lory Is tasteful, and tho surroundings
plonsant. This Is audi a place. Come
nnd enjoy It.
HOTEL PEACE? AND CAFE.