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WE ARE BETTER PREPARED
CHRISTMAS TRADE. Many new
Brother, Sister and Sweetheart.
AND TABLE LAMPS.
AS GIFTS
THAN EVER TO TAKE CARE OF YOUR
and ssrvicable articles for Mother, Father,
A BEAUTIFUL NEW LINE OF FLOOR LAMPS
CLINTON & SON, Jewelers and Opticians
SIGN OF THE BIG RING
DR. 0. II. CRESSLER
GRADUATE DENTIST
Oftlce ovor tho McDonald
Stato Bank.
. liOCAL AND PERSONAL
Miss Hortha Morcoll s will spend
OhrlBtmas In Denver with her sister,
Mrs. Guy S. Popojoy.
Mrs. Clnudo Wilson Is expected
homo from San Diego, Calif., whera
sho has been visiting.
Mrs. Frank Coonz of Kearney un
derwent an pperatlcn at tho Plutto
Valley hospital Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Durbln of Wollfloot un
derwent an oporatlon at tho Platto
Valley Hospital Sunday.
Mrs. Qeorgo Dolph of Carman un
derwent an oporatlon at tho Platto
Valloy hospital yesterday.
Miss Florence Chaffln will Iouve
Thursday for Sholdon la., to spend
Christmas with her parents,
Miss Violet Reynolds loft Saturday
for Elmcroek and Kearney to spend
two weeks with her brother-
Buy your wife or swoothcart n nicoj
fur. piece. You will find tho roliablo
Albrocht furs at Wilcox Department
Store.
A baby boy was -bor;n Saturday to
Mr. and Mrs. ThomaB Jdffors. Moth
er and baby aro doing nicely.
MIrs Margaret 'lattenhoff Is expect
ed soon to spond tho Christmas hol
idays with frlonds in tho city.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brodlno loft Sat
urday for Klmcroek and Kearnoy to
spend tho ChristmasJiolidayB.
RASKKT BALL SCHEDULE
Mrs. Albort Muldoon of Ogalalhi
shoppod In tf& city Saturday.
Men's Chonoy nocktios at Wilcox
Department Store.
Frod Oorbln of Snrben transacted
business in tho cHy Saturday.
Seo our beautiful chests of stiver,
Dixon tho Jowolor.
Burt Mooro of Horshoy spent yes'
tcrday In tho city on business.
Miss Mary Blmson.spont tho week
ond in Gothonburg with hor slstor.
Tlio latost in boad girdles for dress'
cs at Wilcox Dopartmont Store
Corlso Murrish will loavo Thursday
for Hastings to spend tho holidays.
Mvo hundred Christmas sugges
tions froo in Dlxons windows.
John Anderson of Ogalalhi trans
acted business In tho city yestorday
Clinton & Son, Tho Eyo Glass Men,
Sorvico and Satisfaction.
MIfls Dorothy Coatcs of Sutherland
shopped in tho city yesterday.
Clinton. & Son, tho Eyo Glass Mon.
Sorvico and Satisfaction,
Mr. and Mrs. E, L. Stephens will
spend Christmas in Mlndon with rela
tives, Paul Jones Middles for tho girls at
Wllcdx Dopartmont Store.
Mrs. Eathor Robeson will spond . week
Christmas in Colorado Springs with . Christmas holidays.
Irlonds. I Mr. and Mrs. Kolth Moorehousc,
CJInton & Son, tho Eyo Glass Mon. Mr. and ,Mrs. Leo Anderson and Mias.
Sorvico and Satisfaction. Noll Coonoy will spend Christmas 'in
Alfrod Sommors of Maxwoll had his Ovorton at tho Coonoy homo.
tonsils removpdyestorday. it;.a, local
Following is tho schedule of games
for tho North Platto High school
basket ball team for tho 1022 season
Jan. 13 Lexington, hero.
Jan. 20 Gothenburg, thoro.
Jan. 27 Lexington, there.
Jan. 28. Sholton, hero.
Feb. 3 Fremont hero.
Fob. 4 Fremont, here.
Fob. 8 To bo filled.
Fob. 9 Lincoln, thoro.
Fob. 10 Havolock, there.
Fob. 11 University Place, there.
Fob. 18 G&thonburg, hero.
Fob. 25 Sidney, thcro.
March 3 Sutton, here.
March 4 Sutton, hero.
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't fail to'vlsOur dollar bargain;
or. ' Cut glass, china, sllvorf
loathor goods and Jowolry. -$1.00
Clinton &Son.
RubboH Dorryberry is expected to
arrive homo tho lattor part of tho
from Lincoln to spend tho
Dec. 17 llonry II. Baiter, McCook:
machinist in C. B. & Q. railway
shops, and Miss Llllle Suska, May
wood. Married by P. II. Sullivan
Justice .offtho, peaco.
Dec. 17.--Roy Diddle, North Platlo
U. P plpo-fittor and Miss Viola Man
aryv Maxwoll, cache., married by
Rev. P. P.. Stovens.
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HERMAN TJIOELECKE
Horman Thoolocko,
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eldest
VotiirnVdVlhiH
hospital.
Wrist watches, 15 Jowol, 20 year
case at $10.50. Dixon, tho Jowolor.
MIs'b Julia Goodln of Nobln, Ky., le
oxpocted to arrlvo this week to visit
Mrs. C. J, Pass.
Bradley swoators at Wilcox Dopart
mont Store;
B. Wells roturnod to hla homo In
Osknloosa, la., yestorday after vilt
ing local frlonds.
Clinton & Son, tho Eyo Glass Mon.
Sorvico and Satisfaction.
Additional sholvoa aro bolng added
in tho Public Library to mako room,
for tho now books,
Prayer Books and Rosaries for
Christmas gifts. C S. Clinton & Son
Jowelers.
A T) ITiinnliinil
mqrnlng from Lincoln whoro hq at
tended a meeting of tho oxaulted rul
ers and 'secretaries of tho ElkB club.
Shorlft Oatos returned' td Nelson
Sunday. Ho took with him Clold
Ponco fit Suporlor, who was arroatol
Just wcok fot-8qlllng mortgaged
property. , f
Win. Klonl arrived Saturday from
-Lincoln whoro ho has boon receiving
medical attention nt Grocn
Sanitarium. Ho will spend
wooks with his family hero.
Tho soctlonmon between North
Platto and Juloaburg attondod a
'Safety First meeting hold Sunday In
tho Union Pacific dopot. A banquet
was sorved them later In tho dining
room.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thoolocko .was
born October 5," 1911 at Omaha, Nob
and died at Melroso, Neb., at the
Vdmo of Mr. and Mrs. Gormloy on Do
comber 13, 1921, at tho ago of 10. Hid
parents both dlod In March 1919 dur
Ing tho flu epidemic. Herman, at
londodl School lioro at North PJatto
for a short tune wnon no was auou
12 yoars old. During this winter ho
had boon attondlng high school at
Arthur, boardln with Suporlntendon
and Mrs. HIett and going homo to
Mr. Gormloy's for tho week end. Her
man attondod regularly and although
suffering somo from digostivo troubles,
it was not considered serious until
fow hours beforo tho ond. His four
brothors, Roy, Lester, Arthur and
Charlos survive him. Ho also has
threo uncles, O. H. Thoolecko of
North Platto; Louis G. Thoolecko of
and Henry Donkor of Omaha and oni
Gabloa jaunt, Miss Bortha Thoolocko of Oun
sovoral ha, and a grandfather, H. J. Den-
ker of Omaha.
Tho funeral services wore hold at
tho homo of O. II. Thoolecko In this
city at 2:30 Thursday, Rev. Koch of
tictatlng.
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YOU'LL SAVE MONEY TOO
NECKWEAR
A wonderful, assortment
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GLOVES .
These are something he will wear
every day; dress gloves as low as JjJ g 5
HATS
Knox and Stetsons, at $5.50,
others as low as
$1.95
HANDKERCHIEFS
Inexpensive yet very practical;
fancy initial handkerchiefs
25c
SLIPPERS
Comfy slippers with soft or r
leather soles, as low as -
$1.49
BATH ROBES
Wonderful styles at
$7.45
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SAYS EDUCATIONAL
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WHAT FINER GIFT THAN A BOX OF
Holeproof
For Mother, Sister, Dad or Brother
I,ndIos Heavy, Pnro Silk Hose
Full fashioned, llslo tops, fancy
clocks In black, whlto
and cordovan $LLv
Ladies' Uuro Silk Hoso
In all popular color, f.C
A special Yaluo .--3 1 Uu
Ladics 1'lbro Silk Hoso
In all now shades, ftC
with ribbed top VOC
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jLadlos' flno llslo Hose
Jn black, white and cor- ner
dovan, ribbed top q.Jv
Ladles' Turo Silk & "Wool Hoso
In black and cordovan, (!' i C
, with ribbed top , .. y&At)
Ladles' Vool Ribbed Hoso
rdovnn and fri ( C
hoather mixtures L.M.Uu
Jlen'H I'uro Silk Hoso
With drop stitch, In frt AA
all colors 5 1 uu
Mon'H Heavy Silk Hoso
Reinforced hools-tocs. nq.
All now colors ,vVi
Men's Flbro Silk Hose
In all colors
Wonderful value
:60 c
Men's Fine Llslo Hoso-
In all colors it
$2.25 Hox of 6 l'nlrs. 4UC
Men's Silk and Wool Hoso
In all colors. ic
A dandy value 0 1 ilu
Koh's Silk nud Wool Hose
In all colors. & nn
Suro to ploaso A I lU
Store
Open
Evenings
XJhUI
Xmas
ALL HOSE IN ATTRACTIVE HOLIDAY BOX
Storo
Open
Evenings
Until
Xnias
The Storo of practical Gifts for Men
Mrs, C. C. Cainol of Ilrulo wa3
ainoiiK tho out of town visitors to tho
city Friday. ,
Llbby cut Bhiss at Dlxons.
Mra. Victor Von doctz and baby
loft General hospital Friday for their
homo.
Announcement has been rocuivud
in the olty of tho b'rth of u baby jrirl
on December 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Smith in Akron, Ohio. Mr. Smith is
tho son of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Smith
and was u forme resident.
The Specialty Shop Is full of lnex-
ponslvo gifts, such as framed mottos,
doll sets, flower baskets, candles and
candle sticks, ribbon novelties, Vol
land books for children, pictures,
baskets, art ncodlo work. All moder
ately priced. Arvllla Whtttaker, GDC
Locust St.
Tho foot ball sweaters arrived yes
torday and nro tho prldo of each boy
who owhif ono. Thoy nro maroon
with whlto stripes on the nrra to
show the numbor of year's tho wcaror
has played football. Thoy wore
ordered through " tho Star Clothing
house.
Seo our boautltul display of cut
glass at roasonablo prices. Dixon,. tho
Jowolor.
L. C, Jones, loft Woduosday for Yod.
i or, Nebr. whoro ho has boon trans
forrcd. Mr. Jonos ' has been local
ticket agent for two years and has
mado many friends In tho city. Ho and
Mrs. Jones accompanied by their son
oxpect to go to California iii about
two wooks to visit. Tho vacancy in tho
ticket off ico 'hero will bo filled torn
porarlly by T. D. Pylo.
A caso reported by a teacher scorns
worthy of tho thoughtful considera
tion of parents generally.
,A little fellow of four and a half
years, ono of tho mighty American
host of spoiled children, mado a de
mand of his kindergarten teacher
which sho could not grant. Then en?
sued tho following dlaloguo: V
Goorgo: But I'll scream'.
Teacher: Oh, will you?
. Gcorgo: Yes, I scream very loud.
Teacher: Oh, do you!
Gcorgo: Yes, I howl.
Teacher: Well, over in that cor
ner is a chair for thoso who howl
very loud. You may sit in it if you
llko.
George took his placo In the chaiv
nnd proceeded to howl. Ho did his
best, but no ono seemed to pay any
attention. Finally he stopped and
camo to tho teacher with an expres
sion of childish amazement.
Goorgo: Does your head acho?
Teacher: Oh, no, Indeed. I
Goorgo: That's strange. When I
howl at homo It makes' Mother's head
acho tuul sho gives mo what I want.
As It turned out, Gcorgo not only
gavo up tho attempt but ho never re
peated It He was cured at loaBt as
far as school was concerned though
wo may supposo ho continued to carry
on at homo as beforo.
Parents will do well to noto tho
two reasons for there aro two why
tho teachor won Ono was that tho
Httlo follow was not allowed to have
what ho wanted. Indeed, ho'1 was "not
Klv6n oven tho slightest sign that
thoro was any chance. , wuatovor at
suph an outcome. If tho teacher nttU
hhown norvousnoss or impatience, he
would have construed It aa a sign or
weakening nnd would have oontlnuol
his., crying until she yielded; and
after that he would have been master
and tyrant at school as nt homo.
. Tho other reason why th& JteacUer
won Is thnt sho did nothing during
tho test to nrouso his Ill-will or hos
tility If sho had "made 'fun of him.
or bocamo augry and", punished him
as most parentB do, ho would havo
contlnuod through phoor obstinacy
Sho did neither; and so his last rea
son for holding out was taken away
from him Exchange.
Mrs. Gcorgo Wilson of Hershoy
shopped In the city the' latter part
of the week
For your neighbors Xmas a new
record In ono of our gift envelopes.
Dixon, tho Jeweler.
The fire department Is showing a
now, spring farenhelt thermometor
which was a Christmas present t
tho department from ono of the
wholesalo houses from which flre
nupplles aro bought.
'Let your Kodak
keep the Christmas Story
This is just the place to come for just
the camera you want our stock of
Kodaks and Brownies is complete
and our photographic experience at
your service. Kodaks from $8.00 up.
. NOLAN BROS. H
REXALL STORE