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We are matching the Farmers' 7Sc Wheat
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and; 29c Corn with merchandise o equal value.
C8JWOWOOWaa0W3OOaOOawaCf : Sunday school nml EntloaVor at tho
usual tlino.
Rdv. E. N. Stccn of Hastings will
occupy tho pulpit Sunday, Docoiribor
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hit. 0. JI. CKESSLEK
GRADUATE DENTIST
OlTlce over tho McDonald
State Bank.
LODGE, CHURCH
AND SOCIETY
COMING MEETINGS IN THE
VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS OF
THE . CITY.
EPISCOPAL ; -,
11:00 Holy Communion "
7:30" Bvonlng Prayer 'and Sormou.
CHRISTIAN" SCIENCE
11:00' Clirlstlan Sclonco Sorvlcc. '
Services in Building & Loan Building
YOEMAN
Business me'otlng Thursday even
ing at K. C hall at 8 o'clock. Initia
tion and social will follow. All mem
bers aro Invited to attend. '
ELKS
North Platto Lodgo No. 985 B. P. 0.
E. Invites tho public to attend tho an
tial services at tho Elks homo on
next Sunday afternoon.
EPISCOPAL GUILD
will hold a Bazaar and Supper In
tha church parlors Wednesday, Dec.
7th. There will bo apron, candy and
amusement booths.
HI-Y CONVENTION AT KEARNEY
ATTENDED BY NORTH PLATTE
BOYS
AMERICAN LEGION
will meet December 5 in tho Flro
mon's hall. Election of officers will
tako place.
DAUGHTERS
Thero will bo n mooting of Job'.s
Daughters at Masonic hall tomorrow
afternoon at 3 p. m.
LUTHERAN
11:00 "Tho Only Way Out"
7:30 "Tho Steps of a Good Man.V
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11:00 Communion Service
7:30 "Boautlful Hands."
TtELIEFaCORPS
Tho W. -Ri C. will meet Saturday
afternoon at 2:30 at tho Odd Follows
hall. Election of officers. Rotrosh
monts 'will bo served.
BIGNELL.
Community club will hold a bazaar
and supper Friday, Docombor 2nd and
Saturday Docombor 3rd. On Saturday
it will hold an exchango at Dorry
berry nriel Fprbos. As a special at
traction thoy will sell tickets on a
comforter .
TUESDAY
The W. C. T. U. will moot with Mrs.
1). W. Bosack, 723 East Fifth street
on Tuesday, December C. Tho hostess
will be assisted by Mrs. Murphy and
Mrs. Perkins. Mrs. Payno "will load
tho program which is on tho subject
of Antd-n'arc,ot4cs. Friends' aro in
vited. Tho officors roqucst the mom
bors not to forget their dues.
MONDAY
Tiio aioux Lookout Chapter u. A.
R. will moot next Monday ovonlng
with Mrs. II. S. White Mrs. W. J.
Hondy will read a paper on tho Pil
grim Mother, and Mrs. Keith Neville
will toll "Why tho Pilgrims did not
obsorvo Christmas." Tho roll call is
"My Most Enjoyablo Christmas." Tho
regent wishes to remind tho members
that this mooting Is tho time for tho
payment of local, state and national
dues. '
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TiOCAIi AND PERSONAL
PRESBYTERIAN
11:00 Rev. J. E. Farmer of Hastings
will preach.
SUN THEATRE
TODAY
And Tomorrow
TOM MIX
IN-
The (jjg Ton
Round Dp.
Story byWm. McLeod Raino
Directed by Lynn F. Reynolds
Kolth Nevillo loft last night for
Omaha to transact business.
T. J, Cain was fined $14.80 In police
court this morning on tho chargo of
intoxication.
Lamp shades in fancy Japanese
patterns for all kinds of lamps at tho
Hotel Palaco Bazaar.
Clinton & Son, tho Eyo Glass Mon.
Servlco and "satisfaction. t ,
Mrs. G. B. Dont Itft Wednesday
ovonlng for Omaha, whoro she will
spend two weeks visiting.
Clinton & Son, Tho Eyo Glass Men,
S.orvico and Satisfaction.
Mrs. H. S. Fuller, who has beon
vlstlng hor sister Mrs. Wilson Tout,
loft Thursday for her homo in Lodl,
Call.
The Wilcox Department Store's
ono-ftl'th off sale ends Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nolan came
from Alliance the first of tho wcok
and will mako their future home at
1019 West Third street.
Clinton & Son, Tho Eyo Glass Mon,
Sorvlco and Satisfaction.
In tho caso of tho state of No
braBka vs. Hall for bastardy, .the
jury In district court returned nvor
dlct early this nornlng of not guilty
Tho caso nttractod considerable at
tention ns tho parties concerned woro
woll known in this community.
Following ia a report of tha district
convention of Hl-Y clubs ns given In
tho Round Up:
A delegation of Hi-Y boys loft
North Platto on No. 1G and arrived In
Kearney at noon on Friday. Af tor I
having dinner in town they proceeded !
to tho High School whoro thoy reg
istered and wero assigned places of
ontortalnmont. Boys from nearly all
tho schools from North Platto ex
tending east of Grand. Island attend
ed tho conference. In all thero wero
nearly two hundred boys In attend
ance. No further business was done after
registering until 5:30 Friday evening
when thoy met and elected a chair
man for tho conference. Again
North Plntto was honored when Wil
bur Swnnson was elected chairman.
From tho High School the delega
tions proceeded to tho dormitory at
tho Stato Normal where a first class
banquet was held.
After tho banquet Mr. Kendall of
Grand Island, tho promoter of the ;
conference . led In somo songs and
yells. Mr. Worslg, superintendent of
tho Kearney schools was toastmastor
and tho following responded with
wolcomos: Mr. Drydon, 'Welcome to
Kcarnoy;" Rov. Warrington, "Wei
come .to tho Churches;" Mr." Hobson,
principal of tho High School spoko lp
bohalf of tho schools; Harold Rellly,
president of tho Kearney Hl-Y wel
comed the delegates In behalf of the
KeAVnoy HI-Y. Following tho toasts
Rov. Koch of North Platto delivered
a very Interesting address on "Tho
Marks of a Man." Tho following
committees wero appointed.
Resolutions: Jun Davis, Gibbon;
Professor Strong, Cairo; Fred Pln
noll, Elmcrceic.
AthlotlqB: Superintendent Layton
Amhorst;' Professor Miller, Sheltou;
W. J, Rothor, Grand Island.
Tho next meeting was Saturday
morning 'at tho High School. Tho
mooting wns opened by singing led
by tho sta,to Song leader "Ando" An
derson of Lincoln. After the singing
Rov. Kovo addressed tho conference
for a few minutes. Following his ad
dress, speeches on Hi-Y principals
wero given by representatives of tho
Grand Island, Ravenna, Cairo and
Staploton HI-Y's.
Qn Saturday afternoon a basket
ball tournament was held In which
tho Gothenburg team was tho cham
pions. Saturday evonlng another ban
quet was hold In tho dormitory. A
roport was glvon by tho committee on
We' are Selling Merchandise During this Fale
that equals in value a Bushel of Wheat at its
present low price and the other commodity pro
ducts of the farm.
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SATURDAY SPECIAL
nt tho Cash Market, government in
spected, corn-fed hoof pot roast at
12VaC a pound. I L. Stobblns.
IN LOVING MEMORY
of my husband, Orva C. Wil
liams, who dopartod from this
llfo four years ago this 30th
day of November.
You aro gon.o but not forgotten
Never shall your meniory
fade,
Sweetest thoughts will ever
llngor
Round tho gravo where you are
laid.
Sadly missed by his wife,
Viola Williams.
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JOSEPH M. SCHENCK PRESENTS
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
IN SALISBURY FIELD'S
WEDDING BELLS
A CHET WHITNEY PRODUCTION
A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION
She got husband in half a day, a divorce in half an hour. But when she
wanted her husband back, it took her a year to find him! And then he was
being married to another girl.
A shreiking skid on ..the peal of "Wedding Bells"
At the Keith Sunday, Mon. and Tues.
Farmers, Beet Growers, Ranchmen, we in
vite your patronage, on a basis of your present
market values on, what you raise and produce.
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As merchants we claim we know values. We
have respect for the average man's judgment, in
that he knows values when he sees them,-hence
we ask your patronage, only because we give val
ues and sell below market.
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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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resolutions also on athletics. Several
song wero sung Including some of
the Camp Sheldon songs by Camp1
Sholdon boys. .
Goorgo Burgort of Kearney was
toastmaster and tho following re
sponded: Superintendent Clark of the
Industrial-School and Rev. Montgom
ery and an, ex-army chaplain of Gib
bon. After tho banquet tho Gothen
burg champs woro defeated by tho
Kearney teachers team.
No further meeting was hold until
Sunday aftornoon at 3 o'clock when
'President Wells of Grand Island Col
lego spoko on "Investment." Follow
ing tho address tho delegates going
west of Kearney were obliged to
loave in order to catch tho evening
train.
Throughout the time tho North
Platto delegation was in Kearney
thoy report tho finest of entertain
ment and wero at no time lacking in
a place to go proving tho Kearney II!
Y tho best of entertniners and a real
llvo bunch.
At tho mooting of tho Western
Conference of HI-Y at Kearney las:
woek, tho following members of tho
local club attended: Rov. Koch, tho
senior member; Donald Yost, Roy
Adamson, Elmer Peaso, , Lawrence
Hart, Urban Simon, Darroll Ilealy,
Edwin Rector, Wilbur Swanson,
Clarbnco Wright, Wallace McWII
llams, Norman Moulton,
T4OCAL ANT) PERSONAL
LISTEN
I will be ready to servo meals in
ray, new restaurant on Monday, De
cember 5th. Will give you all you
can eat for 25o 'on tho opening day.
Don't forget tho place, No. 108 West
Sixth street, at McKain's, Meat inar
ket and restaurant combined. You
will think Henry Ford has moved to
North Platte. You stay with mo and
I will stay with you and don't you
forget it. Goorgo McKain.
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Saturday Is tho last da-1 you save
one-fifth on your pnrclmscs at Wil
cox Dopartmcnt Store.
SATURDAY SPECIAL
at the Cash Market, government in
spected, corn-fed beef pot roast at
12c a pound. I L. Stebbins.
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"DENVER SPECIAL" DISCONTINUED
Effective December 1st, trains It
and 14, between Omahja an Den
ver, via- tho Union Pacific will be dis
continued for the winter. The Colo
lado Express and Colorado Special,
in. both directions, will run as here
tofore. For Information about ser
vice to Denver and to Omaha ask tho
Union Pacific, Agent.
Another One of Our
Miss Hazel Llndsoy who has been
takng nurso training at tho General
hospital loft this morning for Omnhn
to enter tho Unlvorsity Hospital.
Tho Wilcox Department Store's
ono-flfth off salo ends Saturday.
Mrs. M. MoNamara, who has boon
visiting at tho homo of hor son, C. J.
McNamara, for tho past six week!?
dopartod for hor homo In Peoria, 111.,
this morning.
Clinton & Son, tho Eyo Glass Mdn.
Sorvlco and Satisfaction.
Miss Lulu Katherlno Good who dl
roctod tho play "Katclia Koo" left
this morning for Florence, Kans.
to stago tho samo play for tho Anteri-,
can Logion Boys of that city.
Glvo thought to Christmas. Dixon,
tho Jowolor.
JOHN S. SIMMS, M. I. -
Special Attontlon Given to
Surgery
McDonald Uunllulldlng
Office Phono 83 Rosldence 38
BROOM
SPECIALS
FpRl SATURDAY
December 3, 1021
So QMany Failed to Gelt One of
Thes e Brooms at Our Last Sale
Regular 65c Value tor
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Shop Early and Don't Be Disappointed
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