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TWENTY-NINTH YEAR.
NORTH PLATTE, NEB., NOVEMBER 6, 1914.
No. 83
LOCAL AND PEKSONAL
Mrs. A. P. Carlson and Miss Jennie
Carlson spent the early part of the
week with friends In Gothenburg.
Let your next shoes be Queen Qual
ity, sold by
WILCOX DEPARTMENT STOKE.
Mrs. Gutchall, of Denver, wife of
Conductor Tom Gutchall, arrived yes
terday for a visit at the Geo. A. Walk
er home.
Mrs. G. W. Lux, of this city, was
called to Rockford, 111., yesterday by
a telegram announcing the death of
her brother's wife.
Christian Science society Sunday 11
a. m., subject "Adam and Fallen Man."
Wednesday evening meetings at S
o'clock; Building and Loan building,
room 25.
The gentlemen will be welcome nt
the Lutheran parish house November
12th, and will bo served with a nice
lunch by the Episcopal ladles. t2
Clydo Trotter, who recently sold
his interest in the Brady Stato Bank
to W. W. Winquest, has purchased the
real cstato business and ofllce fixtures
of C. B. Schleicher at Brady.
The Domestic Science department
of the Twentieth Century Club will
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. E.
A. Garlichs. Business matters will
bo considered and a large attendance
is desired.
Can you afford to miss it? What7
Why tho chanco to get your presents
for Christmas all ready made at the
Lutheran parish house November
12th. t2
J. D. Goring, a prominent farmer of
tho Gering vicinity, moved his family
this week to this city and they will
now mak c their home here. They
are now living at 314 south Walnut
street.
Tho work of- excavating the base
ment of tho now Pizer building on Lo
cust street began yesterday. Taking
advantagb of the present fine weath
er, tho work will bo pushed as rap
idly as possible.
I have tho Reliable electric vacuum
cleaner for sale and rent. Mrs. M. V.
Mitchell, Phone Red 104. tl
J. T. Byrne, of Los Angeles, former
ly of this city, in a letter to, Victor
VonGoetz dated November 2d, says:
"Wo wero at a North Platte picnic in
Los Angeles yesterday. Saw fifty
former North Platte people. Mrs.
Daisy Hinman was one of the num
ber." Mr. and Mrs. P. C. McDermott, of
Kallispel, Mont., arrived in the city
yesterday for a visit of some time
with Mr. McDermott's parents, Mr.
ond Mrs. M. C. McDermott, and his
his brother W. C. McDermott and family.
Mrs. J. A. Rlcheson lett today for
Gothenburg to spend a week or more
visiting rolatlvcs and friends.
For Rent 1 room houao on east
Second street, also hard coal burner
for sale. Phono black 140. 83t2
The Entre-Nous club will meet Wed
nesday afternoon of next week at the
home of Mrs. Harry Barraclough on
west Ninth street.
Francis Dunn returned last even
ing from a visit with homo folks at
Wood River.
The Baptist ladles will meet for
their regular monthly bustnessmcct
ing this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Toole, 714 east Fourth street
Listen! Do you know that there
will bo bcatlful hand made rugs Lot
sale at tho Lutheran parish house Nti"
vember 12th? t2
Mrs. Clyde Cook, Miss Fay and Miss
Thomas, of North Platte, visited in tho
city today with the family of H.B.
Jackson. Grand Island Independent.
The Lutheran ladles will give their
annual chicken and Wallle supper at
tho Masonic hall Thursday, November
19. Price 35 cents. Everybody in
vited. Wenthnr forecast for North Platte
and vicinity: Fair tonight nnd Sat-'
urday. Highest temperature yester
day 76, a year ago Gl; lowest last night
32, a year ago 39.
Tho sale which the ladles of the
Episcopal Guild will hold on Thurs
day, Novenibe"r 12th will bo held at
the Lutheran parish house instead of
at tho Lutheran parish house. The
change was made necessary on ac
count of the sale of tho Episcopal par
ish house Uii3 week.
Munslng underwear, the kind that
is made right and wears right, sold
only by
WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE.
The free lecture to be given at tho
Keith theatre next Tuesday evening
by Mr. Virgil O. Strickler, C. S., of
New York City, should bo well at
tended, as it is educational. Tho ob
ject ot tho lecture is to give the pub
lic a chanco to have a better under
standing of what Christian Science is
and what it stands for. These lec
tures are given by the local churches
or societies throughout tho United
States and tho expense is maintained
by the society or church, so there is
no collection taken. Mr. Strickler
Will keep his audience interested from
start to finish as 'he is considered a
good- lecturer and if you fall to hear
him you will bo tho loser.
Special Tor S-turdnr.
Sixty-five cent all wool storm serge
In blue, red, tan and black, 45 cents
per yard.
$1.75 full size Comfortables, jor
Saturday only, 79 cents.
THE LEADER.
ROBERT PARMLEK AltllKSTKI)
OX ANOTHER SERIOUS CHARGE
HQadquatrtQitr for
When Yoa Buy Clothes You
Want To Be Sure You Get
Full Value For Every Dollar
That Is Just What
We Guarantee
We you want to get such big value for every
dollar here that you will be more than satis
fiedwe want you to be an enthusiastic
booster for this store, its new styles and it's
high qualities
Make up your mind that you will go to
The Clothing Store of Better Values
AND SEE THEIR DISPLAY OF
CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS
BEFORE YOU BUY
HARCOURT & JENSEN
NORTH PLATTE'S MODERN CLOTHING STORE.
Robort Parmlco was arrested yester
day morning by Deputy Sheriff Roy
Wilson on the chargo of statutory
rape, tho complaining witness being
Minnie Thleda, a young girl under
eighteen years of age. Ho was brought
to Jail and was taken before tho Jutlgo
yesterday afternoon. Ho entered a
pica of not guilty and waived prelim
inary examination. Ho was released
on bonds of $500 which were furnished
Uy T. S. McCrono.
, Parmlco was arrested last spring
on the same chargo against Frelda
Thleda and is now awaiting trial on
that count. This second count Is al
leged to havo been committed in April,
about tho time of the first case.
Locals Defeat Kenrnej High
In a hard fought game tho local
eleven yesterday defeated tho Kear
ney high school bunch by tho scoro
of 13 to 7. North Platto won the game
in the first quarter when Cool made a
sensational long run nnd a touchdown.
After that neither team seemed to
havo tho ndvannge nnd tho play was
mostly near tho middle of the field.
In tho fourth quarter Kearney scored
a touchdown nnd kicked goal nnd
North Platte then came back with' an
other with tho above result.
A number of enthusiasts went down
from hero to nttend tho game. Many
of the high school girls accompanied
tho team down on No. 16 and several
of the second string men went down
also. Coach Nevillo and Leslie Das
klns accompanied them also. The
next game will be 6n tho local
grounds with Omaha and a fast one
is anticipated. Omaha has been
losing some games this season but
they1 undoubtedly have a strong aggregation.
SKI UTS
We liuic a alue In skirls ami if
Hint is uliiit j on are looking for Wo
Want You to Come Here. No store
can compute flltli us. Wc ghc joh
tlie erj latest stjlcs in the latest
materials at prices that defy competi
tion. 3TmIc of imported all vtool
serges, Crepes vtlth accordion ideal oil
Russian tunics, blue, black and brovtii,
regular price $7."0, for Saturday on
ly SMS. Till LEADER.
Charged With Bootlegging.
Thomas Regan was arrested Wed
nesday by the local officers on com
plaint of Peter O'Dean charged with
unlawfully selling liquor without a
license. Suit waB filed in tho county
court and Regan was taken beford
tho judge yesterday afternoon nnd he
entered a plea of not guilty. Hearing
was set for November 12th. Ho was
unable to furnish ball nnd is being
held at the county Jail to await the
hearing.
Three Itrothcrs Killed in Buttle.
William Hoyso of this city received
a telegram last evening announcing
that three of his brothers who wero
In the German army were killed. The
three men wero killed by tho same
shot which killed eighteen men and
wounded several more.
Printzess Garments are Moderate
in Price
So much has been said of Printzess quality of their clev
er styles, all wool materials, master workmanship and
unsual fitting qualities, that many liavo thought Print
zess coats and suits to bo high priced. The enthusiastic
praise of those who have worn' Printzess has also tended
to increase this feeling,
As a matter of fact Prilnzess garments aro really very
moderate in price, and if you really have felt that they
wero beyond your reach youll bo agreeably surprised
after a visit to our grament section We shall bo glad to
explain Prntzess quality and price to you.
Special Prices
All Ladies' Suits to go at cost It is a spe
cial inducement to wear one of our Printzess Suits.
New, Nifty Stuff to bo closed out at cost.
Wo never carry over garments from previous sea
sons, so wo show you nothing but this season's merchandise.
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Tine Itipe Potatoes.
Come to the North Side Barn or
phono 29 for your Potatoes. They aro
home grown. Will sell them In five
bushel lots at fifty-five cents per
bushel for tho next thlry days.
Mrs. Prank Powers and Mrs. Al
Brown very pleasantly entertained a
number of ladies yesterday afternoon
in honor oi Mrs. Fredling of Seattle.
Wash., who is visiting in tho city,
various games were Indulged In nnd
prizes were won by Mrs. McMullen
and Mrs. Fredling. At the close of
the afternoon an enjoyable lunch was
served.
Tho literary department of tho
Twentieth Century Club will meet at
ilic library with tho General Club
Tuesday evening, November 10th
Each member of tho General Club will
nlonsn rpRnnnrl In mil rnll wlfli n pnr-
I ronf- nvpnf .
Miss Clara Redfleld, of Molboia,
Neb., is visiting Mrs. J. II. Posey.
Word was n.viived this morning
from A. F. Pru.llth, of Detroit, brothei
of he insane man who was taken from
Nc. 8 yesteriay, dating that ho would
b here ns so' an possible.
All members of tho W. H. C. nre
urged to bo present at tho hall Sat
urday afternoon. Tho inspector will
be hero and refreshments will bo
served. The membors of tho G. A. R
are also Invited to be present.
Mrs. F. E. Wtnklenian, of Fremont,
arrived in the city last evening for a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. J. R
Carrol and other relatles and friends
Andrew llnggerly returned yester
day to his home in Denver after vinit
ing in this city for sovoral days with
his brothers, Thomas and Pat.
Mis.8 Pearl Koontz returned homo
Wednesday from Wellileet whore she
spent two weokB visiting friends
For Ront Furnished room at Cll
west Fourth Btreet. 79tf
WAR SIDNIAKY
No British warships are in Chilean
ports. The futo of tho three British
cruiscib that engaged five Gorinun
warships olt the coast of Chile and
the transport that accompanied them,
remains a mystery
Great Britain has declared war on
Turkey, and tho Ottoman government,
despite dlsscntiou in the cabinet, Is
definitely committed to hostilities
against Great Britain, Franco nnd
Servia & y
The now drive for the sea coast of
the heavily reinforced German forces
in Belgium has been met by a coun
ter offensive of the also augmented
armies of the allien In the vicinity of
Ypres.
"The Franco-British lines havo at
no point drawn back," says tho after
noon Fronch oillclal statement, nnd
our troops undertaking tho olfenslvo
have made notable progress In several
directions."
It is declared that the allies havo
mndo slight progress to the east of
Nieuport and that German attacks
from DIxmude to the Lys are being
mndo with less energy Renewed Ger
man activity Is reported on tho center
without notable change, and on tho
right of the allien the situation remains
deadlocked.
The Russians are claiming that tho
Germans aro falling buck not only In
Russian Poland, but also on the east
Prussian fiontler, nnd that Russian
troops have penetrated at points on
the east Prussian border
Election News
From counties so far reporting,
sonic in full nnd somo partial, More
head has a lead of about 10,000 votes.
The remainder of tho candidates on
tho democratic and republican tickets
aro running neck and neck, Elovcn
counties complete, Including Douglas,
gives Hoagland 20,950 and Pearson
20,912, a dlfforenco of only forty-coven
votes.
Tho vote on woman's Biiffrngo aB
tabulated by today's Bee, shows a ma
jority of about 2500 against tho prop
osition. This tublo Includes Douglas
county, where tho majority agaliiBt
was 1,000.
The vote on congressman In tho
Fifth Nebraska district is vory close.
Tho returns up to last evening gnvo
Barton a lead of less than a00. Tho
contest in tho First district is also
close, Reavis lpading McGulro by less
than a hundred votes. Kinknld's ma
jority in this, tho Sixth district, will
be very large.
A Now Yort dispatch states that the
democrats will havo a majority of
twenty-live in tho lowor houso of con
gress, whilo in tho senato thoro will
bo flfty-flvo democrats and forty re
publicans. Douthett is olected to tho stato
Bomito from this dlsrlct nnd Wood
hurst hits a nlco ninjority over McCar
thy for flooJt roprqfscntntlvo, Each
of Uicbo aro elected from districts
composed of Lincoln, Dawson and
Keith counties.
W. E. Hull, who had been lnylng off
for sovornl days as the result of u.
pleco of steel Hying in his eye, was
ablo to roturn yostorday to his duties
at tho round house.
For Salo Duroc Jersey Male Pigs..
Cheap If sold at once. Frank Strolberg,
routo 1, five miles west of North
Platto, Neb. 80-4
Mrs. Minor Monow left this morn
ing for her homo In Council Bluffs, af
ter vlsllng In tho city for several days
with hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. T, J.
Bnldock and family.
EVERYBODY KNOWS
X
That for
GENEROUS VALUES
Cattle Scourge Spreading Past
Washington, Nov. 5. Placing of n
federal quarantine on shipment of llvo
stock out of Ohio and Wisconsin and
reports of tho rapid spread of tho foot
and mouth dlscaso in states already
quarantined ninrked tho day's devel
opments nt tho Department of Agrl-
culturo In tho fight ngalnst tho worst
epidemic of the Infection ever known
In tho United States.
Scores of additional federal inspec
tors wero rushed Into tho field to
traco every shipment from Infected
centers. Roports from Inspectors al
ready at work led department ofll
clals to predict tonight that many oth
er communities soon will bo affect
ed.
FULL FLAVOR AND STRENGTH
APPETIZING AROMA
The bast coffees are
CHASE & SANBORN'S '
A Tea unci Coffee Name
IDE
Guaranteed
'Skirts
Charming creations sure to
please me most fastidious.
Guaranteed color fast, perfect
fitting, to wear satisfactorily.
of Satisfying Fame
$1.50 and up
Scoonover & Co.
No grocer in North Platte will look you squarely in the eye
and tell you his coffees are better than Chase & Sanborn's. lie
may say they are "just as good," hut why buy the "just as good"
kind?
BUY
CHASE & SANBORNS COFFEE
The Standard By Which Others
Are Judged
Lierk-Sandall Co., Agents.