TITLE
Wherin Mr. Bare Cupboard
and Handy Telephone are
foiled at running up expenses.
CHRISTMAS GIFT
WE ARE BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER TO TAKE CARE OF YOUR
CHRISTMAS TRADE. Many new and servicable articles for Mother, Father.
Brother, Sister and Sweetheart. BEAUTIFUL NEW LINE OF FLOOR LAMPS
AND TABLE LAMPS.
CLINTON & SON, Jewelers and Opticians
SIGN OF THE BIG RING
DIl. 0. II. CItESSLEK
GRADUATE DENTIST
Offlco ovor the McDonald
Stato Bank.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Carl Sorg of Arthur
visitor Saturday.
wag a city
Mrs. V. Bunting of Hcrshoy shop
ped In tho city Saturdny.
Qlvo thought to ,ChrlstmasT Dixon,
tho Jowoler.
Mrs Barnoll and daughtor loft Fri
day for Lincoln to visit.
Tho Htoro of a thousand gift Sug
gestions. Dixon tho Jowoler.
Mrs. Chauncoy Dlkoman of Horshuy
enmo yesterday to visit frlonds.
Clinton & Son, tho Eyo Glass Men.
Sorylco and Satisfaction
Vlncont Scdlocok of l'nxton spent
Saturdoy In tho city 'on business.
Att'y G. N. Qlbbs loft Saturdny for
Lincoln to transact bualness.
Mrs. William Klonk loft yostordny
for Lincoln to visit her husblttid.
C. M, Eyans of Omaha Is cxpoctcd
Friday to visit friends In tho city.
Dr. 0. H, Crosslor attended the
Domolay Initiation in Kearney Sun
day, Clinton & Son. The Eyo Glass Men,
Sorvlco and Satisfaction.
Dr, J, B. Rodttold transaotod profes
Blonal bualnesH In 'Gothenburg Sun
day. ., , ,
J. J. WILSON' DENTIST
OPPOSITE MoOABE HOTEL, OYEIt
STAMP'S BAKE It Y, PHONE 71.
MrB. Fred IlnsimiBsen and chlldron
of Horshoy spent yostordny In tho
city.
Mrs. J. II. Culvert loft Friday for
Mason City to spond tho wlntor with
nor son.
Dr. L. J. KIIAUSE, Dentist, X-ltay
Diagnosis. McDonald llnnk Building.
Phono 07.
Dr. Mnhn or Gothenburg spent Sun
day with his brothor Arthur Malm
and family.
Dr. Cundol and Earl Stobblns of
Gothonburg spont Sunday In tho city
with frlonds.
Harold Wlntor of Farnum is tak
ing troatmont nt tho General Hos
pital for n broken log.
Clinton & Son, tho Eyo Olass Mdn.
Sorvlco and Satisfaction.
Miss Martha G reiser returned to St.
I'aui Sunday aftor visiting at tho
homo of hor brothor.
Tom Coopor who has rocently boon
employed In tho Homphlll Printing
Shop loft Saturday for Donvor.
Mrs. Thos. Hoaloy will entertain
tho football toam and coaches this
ovonlng nt dinner nt hor homo.
I am homo again. AVUl do any kind
of plastering. L. W. Mathowson,
Oraneland Addition, Phonp G54W.
Frank Pulley left yesterday for Om
aha to ti i.w .ii t busincAx. He has boon
viwltlnt h' York llmniim home.
Qsifts that las?J '
. .. . Jlp
Tho 11 f P; 0. E. Jodgo held Its
momorlul Borvlces at tho Club Sun
day afternoon. A small crowd attend
ed. Mrs. Clarenco ' Law of Sutherland
arrived yesterday to visit at tho homo
of Mrs. E. R. Plummcr nnd othor
friends.
Seo , Dixon's beautiful window dis
plays full of Xmas suggestions. Four
largo windows dovototl ontlroly for
Xmas display.
Mrs. Harry Hnrkon was removed to
hor homo Sunday from tho Genernl
hospital whoro Bho has been recolvlnj
modlcal treatment. ' ''
Mosdamcs Harold and Floyd Sea
burg left Friday for Omaha to visit.
Boforo returning thoy will '"visit In
Boomer with relatives.
Mrs. Casslo Moss and daughter,
Klttlo loft yesterday fortlHSlr'forhV
In Ponca City, Okln., after attending
tho trial of Victor Moss.
Miss Anna Schrnm returned to
Kcarnoy tho first of tho Week after
spending two w.eoks with her, "paronts
who llvo south of tho city.
Dr. E. W. Fottor transacted profes
sional business In Mnywood Sunday
Dr., McRoynold Is spending tho
wcok In Lincoln on business.
R. L. Cochran and Fred Roso are
attending tho stnto convention of
County Commlslonors nnd Highway
Commissioners in Lincoln this week.
Mrs. Henry Gilfoyl is spondlng tho
first of the wcok In Omaha whoro
sho In studying volco with Mnrv
Munch'hoff, and directing with R.
Mills Sllby.
Miss Mablo Doty of Chnrlestown, 111
who has boon visiting hor aunt Mrs.
Edw. Burko, loft Sundny Tor Donvor
whoro sho will finish nurse training
at tho St. Luko Hospital.
O
Somo exceptional values In wrist
watches $15.00 up. Dixon, the Jowoler.
Polycrono book ends and candlo sticks
of new designs at attractive prlcorf
for Xmas. Dixon tho Jowoler.
Mrs. W. P. Brosmn'n returned tho
first of tho weok from Cheyenne
whoro sho attended tho Robokah
Lodge. Sho was accompanied homo by
Miss Nolllo Nomollor of Sldnoy who
will visit at tho Brosman homo.
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NOTICE
I, W. H. McDonald, prosldont of tho
McDonald Stato Bank of North Platto,
In tho County of Lincoln and State of
Nebraska, do heroby certify that at
tho rogular callod meeting of tho
stockholders of tho said bank hold on
tho 28th day of November, 1921 at
which moro than a majority, that In
four-fifths or 800 shares of tho Cap
ital Stock of said bank waa represent
ed, upon motion, duly seconded and
unanimously carried, Artlclo No. 0 of
tho Articles ol Incorporation of said
bank was amended to road ns follows
Artlclo 0: "This Corporation shall
bogln buslnoss on tho 3rd day of
Junuary, 1902, and shall tormlnato on
tho 3rd day of January, 1942.
W. H. McDonald, Prosldont.
J. B. McDonald, Socy.
Subscribed nnd Bworn to boforo me.
II. D. Wleso a Notary Publloln and
for Lincoln County, Nebraska, by W
Hr. McDonald and J. B. McDonald thU
28th day of November. 11.
II. D. YTlpM, NoUry Public. .
Mr iwnmUslou expires May 8, ISM.
TIIE NORTH PLATTE
Two nights only for tho popular
Chase-Lister Stock company this time,
next Wednosdny nnd Thursday at tho
Keith. , "Tho Brat" and "Saintly
Hypocrites and Honest Slnnors" are
ftho two plays selected for tho two
nignts-two of tho late, high class
luyuuy ums. rnces aro oniy ao,
and 55 cents, Including the tax. ,
9 OSmr ytweler "Be Tour 6S QeTor
DIAMONDS . PEtOtS GEMS . JEWEUtV . WATCHES . CUXSS . SILVERWARE
SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
LODGE, CHURCH
AND SOCIETY
COMING JIEETIXtfS IK T1IF
VARIOUS OKOANIZATIONS OF
the crrr.
REBEKAH
I Kensington will meet at the
Follows hall Friday afternoon;
Odd
.METHODIST ,
Supper und bazaar at the church.
Thursday, December 15. Watch for
complete announcements.
MACCABEEtf
There win be election of officers
at tho next rogular' meeting to bo
held on Saturday, December 10. All
mcmbors arc urged to be present.
SPECIAL
Thord will bo a special calloJ
meeting of the comrrofrnMnn nf fhn
Presbyterian church at 8 n. m,
Thursday, December 8, following tin
supper,
'niltteo
Called by the supply com-
the Gift Givers
' Of North Platte
The rjrving of gifts is a gift in itself. Mostappro
priatc of gifts is that attuned to the hopes of the
recipient anxl the sentiment of the giver.
A gift of jewelry in its enduring beauty keeps
alive the memory of the giver and the giving.
Its mtrinsic value grows. Its exquisite charm is
unchanging.
Your jeweler is an adept in gift selection. His
nice discrimination insures generous value at
modest cost. He will welcome the opportunity
to aid you with your Christmas gift list.
coDvnianT mi
PRESBYTERIAN
Supper nml Bazaar, Thursday, Dec.
8. Sco your relatives photy graphs.
A negro minstrel will be ono of the
ontortalnltig foaturos. Evoryono Is In
vited. YOEJMAN
Big Inltlutlon and social Thursday
ovonlng, December 8, nt 8 p. m., at the
K. C. hall. All members not hereto
fore Inltinted please report at 8 p. m.
It is desired that all members bo pres
ent Good music nnd entertainment.
PARENT-TEACHER
General meeting at Franklin audi
torlum, Wednesday ovenlng. Ad-
drosses by Mr. Hartley and Miss
Loomls of tho Vocational board. Ev
eryone Invited. Free.
BRADFORD
Division G. I. A to B. L. E. will
have election of officers Friday, De
cember 9 at 2:30 p. m. Secretary will
collect all outstanding dues and as
sessments on that date.
COMRADES ATTENTION
Regular meeting of tho Spanish
War Veterans will be held Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clocvk In the firemen's
hall. Election of officers wll take
place. A full attendance Is desired.
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Moral
Cash and Carry
In Your Home
Means Thrift
L & S. Grocerteria
Mr. Editor of Tho Tribune:
I have a question I would Hko an
answer too. A question to our teach
ers nnd scholars. Why aro you hero
In school? Why do you attend school?
What Is your definite purpose in.
school? Do we pay taxes and engage
teachers so our scholars learn some
thing by which they can do something
and possess something. Or do we pay
taxes to learn them to run clubs,
play games and entertain society?
As a taxpayer I beliovo wo should,
get better results for our money as
we do. Our aim should bo to prepare
tho youth to be useful for themselves,,
In tho future. Tho bco is gathering .
honey for tho future; the spider is.
weaving a net for protection; tho '
squirrel is gathering nuts for tho fu
ture. "What is our high school youth
gathering? Hilarity. And what will,
the harvest be? Shall we pay taxes
for this purpose, ,
A Taxpayer.
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Why suffer with tho headaches if,
your eyes aro to blume. Have them
examined by our eyo sight specialist.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Dixon Op--
tical Co.
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