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CHATS WITH
YOUR
GAS MAN
If you arc using defective gas
tubing, discard it. Do not mend
it.
It is criminal carelessness to
try to keep in use gas tubing
that will permit even an infinit
esimal amount of gas to escape,
by patching it with tire tape,
putty, rags, soap or bread dough
as has been shown upon investi
gation to have been nono in
many Instances.
Worn out gas tubing should
bo replaced by- purchasing only
Ihe best grade of tubing. It may
cost a few cents more, but it' is
worth it.
Ask for and insist upon hav
ing only tbe highest .grade, for
such tubing is absolutely odor
less and will last longer than
the inferior articles which are
sold for a cent or two less per
foot than the superior make.
Customers who need tubing,
purchase wisely when they
como to this office. Only the
best grade of tubing and that
best fitted for the service re
quired, is permitted to be sold.
North Platte Light &
Power Co.
ESPECIALLY WRITTEN
FOR RURAL READERS
INFORMATION ABOUT
TUItAL SUBJECTS
AGItlCUL.
FROM
Poem
Uncle John
RELIABLE SOURCES
CIT VS. COUNTRY
MIbh Holcn Sandall leaves tho first Miss Doris Dawson loavoa tomor
of tho week for Rochustei, Minn.,' row for Lincoln and Bentrico to spdnd
whero she will recoivo trcatmont at her two "weeks Vnatjlon from tho
?Mrst National Hank.
You can. fool around tho city, till your'e old enough to dio, with yer
soul n-gcttin' smaller every mlnnit; you'll ketch ycrsolf a-longin' for a
Btrctch of nzurc sky, or a medder with some clover blossoms In it, . . .
'You can hang around tho sliady spots an' loafer dens of town, tryin' to make
' 'em think you are contented, but don't you sorter realize you'ro tryin to
thin, duo to pasturing """" " "' " u " tu.
ion vim jug uroiinii uio pavcmoiu, iiol enjoyin any loau, nn preionu mat
you are happy though retired, but, blame it all, you'd ruther trot along a
country road, whore license an policemen ain't required. . . . You can
speed up all you want to, or slow up like a snail, or take a nap I reckon if
you're sleepy, you dream about the odty man a-swentln in his jail, an tho
very Idea starts you feelin' creepy. . . . Now listen to a feller that is
able to advise, it wouldn't be tho truth if I denied It, tho little farm you
live on Its next to Paradise don't plno fer city life until you'vo tried It.
Mayo Bros.
Ocorgo Dent leaves Saturday to hlko
to Bslcs park. Ho is traveling alono
and light and oxpects to roturn in
about two weeks.
Mrs. l'carl Potltt was arraigned in
'pollco court Tuesday morning nnd
fined $9.80 for discharging flro nnns
In tho city limits.
Recent heavy rains over much of
the state have started the weeds in
J many pastures. Tho annual rag weed,
king weed and gum weed" seem
, to be tho most prevalent Wherevcrj
I the grass is
too close, or trampling, tho weeds
'usually find it easy to get a foothold.
, Tho Nebraska Agricultural College
says clipping them with the mower
boforo they form seed is the best prac
tice. If they aro annuals, that is, live
but ono year, mowing should cradl
1 cato them. A stand of weeds crowds
out tho grass by using up water, plant
food and shading. A half day spent
in clipping them should pay good re
turns in fall pasture.
Dixon Optical Co. tests eyes.
mu HAROLD H. WALKER
1'rncHco limited to Eye, Enr, Nose nnd
Tliront
Offices oTcr McDonald Bank
Phono 35G
For many years .the serum plant of
tho University of Nebraska Agrlcul
, tural College has been tho state dls
' tributing station for blackleg vaccine
. furnished by tho United States Depart
ment of Agriculture for free distribu
tion to stock raisers who might apply
!for it. Tills free service cannot he-
rendered much longor to tho people he
' cause Congress has discontinued the
involves tho collection, packing and Roport of tho Agricultural Experi
shipplng of samples of specimen. Tho(mont Station,
manner in which this is done is a !o;
most important factor and to a very
large extent Is responsible either for
the success or failure of tho undertak
ing. For the guidance of those who
may have occasion to require tho as
sistance of a laboratory In the solu
tion of disease problems tho Univer
sity of Nebraska Agricultural College
has recently issued experimental sta-
Mlss Esther Hand of Sidney enmo
Wednesday to visit at tho Chas. Brct
ernltz homo for a fow days.
J. V. Romigh reports tho salo'of a
new Dodgo Coupo to E. F. Anderson
of Gothenburg and a touring to F L.
Ferrell of Wallace.
Mrs. James Frazier returned yes
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
terday from a fow weeks visit with
tlon circular 1G. This may bo ntf-' frlcn(lg m Dcnvcr.
cured from county agricultural Exteiv
alrm ntrnntn TJnnli1nnt nf rnnntlpa llflV.
nl,rnlt,r. o - " -
Hiiuiiiwuuu iui UiCu.aUuu1vlUaU,. , Tunnel n.rnnfo n,mr w.riirr. ..w.
freo distribution of blackleg vaccine. - " ; " tQ tJ STAMP'S HAKEBY. PHONE 71.
However, the University serum plant Tl1nmi. ntimr nnl.llontlnnai 'n:
recently Issued and available in tho THE NEW II. & S. AGENCY
same manner are circular 17, "The
Telephone number is 012,
Common Intestinal Roundworm ot )arty wanted. Now offices
Swine"; and the Thirty-fifth Annual-block north post office.
MEATS
I havo bought tho shop formerly owned by Henry Simon, at 820
North Locust and will carry n full lino of fresh meats at fair
prices. Give mo n trial.
P. ED WALL
still has on hand a quantity of this
vaccine which should supply tho needs
of the state for several weeks or
months, and which ''.ill be distributed
as long as it lasts. -
.1. J. WILSON DENTIST
OPPOSITE McCABE HOTEL, OYER
Call for
one-halt
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Non-Cancollablo Accident and
Health Insurance.
Doublo Indemnity Provisions.
Spcciflo Dismemberment
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Disability Income Clause.
Monthly Llfo Incomo
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Puro and Installment Incomo
Endowment Provisions.
Premium Waiver Clause.
Post Mortem Dividends.
Full Participation In all
Surplus.
Automatic Non-forfolturo
Clauso. ,
Insuranco Hint Insures Protection thut Protects
Fidelity Reserve Company
Home Office Fourth and Locust StreetB,
North Platte, Neb.
j If every farmer in Nobraska grow.
Rtmin of winter wheatitf
The following quotations were the tie extrn wheat produced would bo JS
opening markets at South Omaha thIsjwort, In tne neighborhood of 1G mll-jtpj
morning and were receivod hero by 1Iou d0nnrg, Those improved strains jy
telegraph at 10 a. m. nnve consistently outyioldod the con-rj
p ... mon wneai in mo ucieuui""u "i
1 4 bushels per acre. It rapidly Increas
All classes generally steady, medium tho cogt ot pr0(lucing wheat to put
weight steers ?10.20. Jn extra work on tne goe,i bed and J fl
Hogs often this does not pay. A fow dollars, i tj
Slow, steady to weak, bulk mixed however, will pay the extra cost of
and packing. Grades $,7.B0 to $8.75
At
eith Theatre,
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hulk butcher grades $9.50 to $10.15.
early top $10.30, some hold higher.
:o:-:
Mrs. H. P. Honckel' returned yester
day from a few days vjsit'with friends
in Denver.
Mrs. E. E. McFndden left yesterday
for Lincoln to Visit friends for sev
eral days.
Highest cash prices paid for poultry
and fresh eggs ntTHarding Cream Sta
tion. Harry Block leaves today for New
York to purchase fall stock for his
store.
Mrs. F. Comstock of Wallace was a
business visitor in the city Thursday.
better wheat seed and this will furi-, L
ish seed for tho future. High yield-1 m
ing seed, free of smut and mixtures,' Qj
can ho located by writing the Agrl-j-ft
cultural College for the certified Seed , ty
List of tho Nebraska Crop Growers
Association.
our iays,
C
mmencin
Many problems in connection with
animal diseases require for their so
lution tho application of methods that
can only bo undertaken at properly
equipped laboratories. This ordinarily
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stop with us
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Hotel Henshaw
Our reputation of 20 years fair dealing
ia back of these hotels. Guests may
stop at nny ono of them with tho as
surance of receiving honest value and
courteous treatment.
CONANT HOTEL COMPANY
Wanned to life by sun
and ground
Flowers bloom the year
around. r
"Ufrt will eill vii Mn 'k'
bulbs and seeds and fer
teach you to care for
nowors. wo iwiw ion
you when to plant them
and how to rear them
to naruy growin. ty
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man has loved only
woman; but the love of
. the oman is ever for
the love of the man.
The love romance of
themost beautiful worn
an the world has eVer
known.
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Egyptian Dancer.
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