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Master Chna. Rinckcr is visiting tho
McGovorn family in Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dratt returned
Sunday from a week's visit in Omaha.
Mrs.W. T. Beery was hostess at a
meeting of the A. B. Club yesterday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Norton have re
turned from Omaha whoro thoy visited
friends forsovornl days.
Miss Alice Albco left this morning
for Kearney to attend tho summer
school of the statu normal.
C. A. Dill left this morning for the
farm occupied by George Scharmun
where ho will spend a week or so.
Hogs have boon on the toboggan slido
for neveral davit, the bulk in South
Omuha selling yesterday at $9.00.
, Otto Stevio is visiting relatives in
town, having arrived from Shoridan,
Wyo., tho latter part of last week.
Miss Anna Ericsson left yesterday
for Denvor. whoro she will spend tho
summer with relatives.
Mlsu Ruth Stroitz. who has been
attending tho Brownell Hall school at
Omuha, will roturn homo tonight.
Ingrain Carpets, all grades, at Wil
cox Department Storo.
Mrs. W. C. Elder, Mrs. Thos. Duko
nnd Mrq Lottie Gronen went to Grand
Island today to attend a mooting of tho
Dogrco of Honor,
1 A government pension of ?12 por
month has been granted Dr. Agnes
H. V. Siwotlund, of Brady, whoso hus-
bund was a veteran of tho civil war.
....
The Hershey unso ball team una n
bunch of enthusiasts drove to Wallaco
Sunday in autos and defeated the Wal
laco team by a score of soven to one,
Mrs. Wm. Killlan. of Rock Springs,
Wyo., is tho guest of her Bister Mrs.
Hail IstHrance.
Be sure to nee .that It is written in
tho old reliable St. PauL
Buatt & Goodman.
wyo.,, Is tho guest oi her Bister Mrs.
Sylvester Friend. Mrs. Killlan was ono
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Ul inu uuriy iumuumn ui iiuiwi i iuiiu.
9x12 Rugs from $10 up at Wilcox Do
partment Store.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Grcqloy, of
North Platte, spent tho nlcht in tho
city and left this morning for Orleans
whore thoy will visit with friends nnd
relatives for a few weeks. Kearney
Hub.
Tho Junior Endeavorors of tho Pres
byterlan church, under tho direction of
Miss Gallaway. guvo a crcditablo enter
tainment at tho church last evening,
Tho program consisted of recitations,
Bongs, and scarf and Hag drills.
Comnllmentnrv to M'ss Mabel Done
bower, Mrs. Geo. A. Saint nnd Miss
Kato Oilman gavo an "nfternoon" at
the Gilman residence yesterday. About
thirty young ladles wore present. An
elaborato two courso luncheon was sor
ved.
For Sale.
Baled buy at $7.00 por ton.
John Biutt.
Miss Anna Gibbon is visiting friends
in Omaha.
Miss Amy Longford went to Lexing
ton this morning to visit the Misses
Morris.
Wanted--ADprcnticc girls for dress
making. Mrs. Mary Dunn, cast Fifth
street.
Mrs. Minor Hlnman returned tho lat
ter part of last week from a visit in
Denver.
M. L. Parker was taken to tho Cun
ningham hospital last night for treat
ment. Dr. P. W. Miller, Dentist, offlco ovor
Dixon's jewelry store.
Mrs. Mary Dunn and Mrs. Martha
Graham wero guests of friends in Max
well Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Voseipka are re
joicing over the arrival of a baby girl,
which arrived last Thursday.
Mrs. Ed Connera was discharged
from tho Cunningham hospital yester
day after two weeks' treatment.
A class of seventeen boys and girls
received their first communion nt St.
Patrick's church Sunday morning.
E. C. Ringer leaves tomorrow for
Knnsas whoro ho will for a week or so
visit his father, who has been in ill
health.
Alfulfa. cane and millet, corn and all
kinds of gaiden seeds at Hershey's.
Misses Mabel nnd Maude Turpic, who
have been attending school at Denver,
arrived homo today to spend tho sum
mer vacation.
Is this coo), damn weather duo to
existence of the Halley comet? If do.
plooso hike, Mr' Comet, for we need
warm weather to start corn a-growing.
Wo have 8 per cent money to loan to
help you build or buy a home.
Buatt & Goodman.
Chief Lowell arrested two Japs Sat
urrlnv evenincr nn thn ehnrcn nf nhnnt-
ing craps. Thoy were arraigned before'
Juatro u der vesterdav and lined live
dollars each and costs.
Mrs. Wood White, in comnanv with
her narcnts. Mr. and Mra. T. M. Hain-
line, of Grand Island, leaves this week
on a pleasure trip to Washington, D. C,
and other eastern cities.
Tho N. A. P. club of the Catholic
church wero the guests of Miss Lem-
mer last evening atakensington. Thero
was a largo attendance and the even
ing proved a dellghtfuly one.
Bratt & Goodman nre offeririir errant
bargains today in improved farms, un
improved land, houses and lots. See
tnem before you buy.
Miss Alico Davis, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Davis of South Om
aha, former North Platto residents.
will sail tomorrow for Paris, whoro sho
goes to take up a two years' courso in
music.
Claude Dclany returned Sunday from
Omaha, where no spent several days,
and whilo there consulted a physician
who advised absolute rest. lie will go
to Gothenburg tomorrow to remain m
deflnitoly. A letter received by Mrs. L. W.
Walker from Mrs. Isaac Dillon veater-
day stated that a specialist had made a
partial examination of Mr. Dillon, but
further tests wero necessary before a
pronouncement of his trouble could bo
made.
If you have idlomonov and want it to
earn a good rate of interest in first
mortgage loans on good income prop
erty, can on urate & uooaman.
vv. 11. (J. woodhurst and two sons
loft Saturduy night for a visit in Omaha
and Glonwood, Iowa. Mr. Woodhurst
may decide to go to Excelsior Springs
uoioro roturning homo. Ho has been
Buffering with rheumatism for some
time.
John Deero Implements and Weber
& Stoughton wagons at Herehey's.
Will Rector, whn lino Vinon nn fVm
cruiser Takoma, has been transferred
to tno battleship Massachusetts, which
lott Wow York vesterdav for Plvmnnth.
TV . I 1 I . '
ungiunu, nnving on board a large num-
uur ui ino Annapous cadets.
For Sac Rubber tired Rfnnhnnn
iinjuuu ui uu west courin street.
The federal' arbitration board, which
has been taking testimony in the wage
controversy between 27,000 enginemen
and lorty-nino railroads west 'of Chi
cngo. handed down a decision in favor
of the encinemcn. Tho nrhltrnttnn
board granted tho employes GO per cent
ui meir uumunu xor a izj per cent in
crease.
SCHILLER & CO.,
Prescription Druggists
First Door North of
Flint National Hank
Timmerman Gafe Opens Saturday,
Though not all the furnishings have
arrived, tho Hotel Timmerman enfo
will open for the patronage of the
public next Saturday. Tho cafe is
provided with dining tables no well as
a lunch counter, all the furniture being
of the mission style.
Mr. Timmerman invites the public
to call next Saturday and give his cafe
a trial.
For Rent.
Houses and unfnrnished rooms.
Bhatt & Goodman.
Weather forcast: Showers tonight or
Wednesday. Warmer tonight. Maxi
mum temperature yesterday 66; one
year ago 74, minimum temperature this
morning 52; one yenr ago G5.
Two nice properties on W. Otli street
for sale. Priceu $2,000 and $2,250. Let
us show them to you.
Temple Real Estate & Ins. Agency.
Since publishing the map of the
Trustee's and Rivcrdalo Additions in
last Friday's issue of the Tribune, four
lots in Riverdale Addition on Fourth
street havo been sold to two parties,
each of whom will erect modern homes
thereon In the near future. These
were the first lots to be sold in River
dale Addition.
Furnished rooms to
second floor, modern
523 west Fourth streot.
Mrs. C. D. Wolfinger,
rent, first or
conveniences.
wrlfn nt Clinf
Wolfinger of the Rio Grand Southorn
and suiter Miss Marie Phillips, of
Rldsewav. Colo., are guests at the J
H. Fonda residence whilo enrouto to
their homo from Grand Island where
Miss Phillips has been attending school.
1 mm 1
ace Leiuastcr tor Kamblcr or
Mitchell caribeit on earth.
A' card received by H. N. Smith this
morning stated that Lew Farrlngton had
been taken from Excelsior Springs to
Omaha yesterday where an operation
will be performed as soon as he has
sufficient strength. He was put on a
stretcher and placed in a baggage car
and had tho constant attendance of a
physician while enroute.
Hail Insurance.
This month is the month for hail.
however, wo will hope that we miss it,
but in order to be safe, insure your
crops in tho Central National Fire in
surance company. Represented by Tem
ple Real Estate & Ins. Agency.
A Dreadful Wound
from a knlfo, a gun, a tin can, rusty
nail, flro arms, or wound of any other
nature, demands prompt treatment with
uucklen s Arnica Halve to prevent
blood poison or gangrene. It's the
quickest, surest healer for all such
wounds as also for Burns, Boils, Sores.
Skin Eruptions, Ecezema, Chapped
Hands, Corn or Piles. 25c. nt qtone
Drug Co.
Horse Sale.
baturday, Juno 11th, at 2 n. m., at
tho stockyards. Thirty head of heavy
norses, good ucsn nnu good bono,
TermB cash or equivalent.
Nutter. & Booard.
T. F. Watts, Auctioneer.
For Rent.
Wo have a nice seven room house on
West Fourth Streot for rent.
Temple Real Estate & Ins. Agency.
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"Princeton"
MAKE US PROVE IT.
WHEN WE SAY TO YOU in an advertisement that we can, and will
sell you better clothing for the money than you can get elsewhere MAKE US
PROVE IT, Make us "shoiv you"
When any dealer claims to give you better values than someone else, make
him show you what he will give you for a certain amount, then come here, and
see the quality of the goods that we give for the same amount. '
We like to have you compare our goods with ivhat you can get elsewhere.
We say to you "Take this suit, match it in value if you can, at the same
figure,"
We expect every man of good judgment to buy Ixis clothes where he can
get the most actual value for the money that he pays.
If we can show you that our clothing, at our prices, is the best for you to
buy, we expect to clothe you. On the other hand, if you can find anybody, any
where, who will give you more actual value for your money, we expect you to
get your clothes there. '
We wish that we could show every critical, discriminating clothes buyer in
North Platte, this spring the unusual values we have to offer. If we could, we
would do all the clothes business in town. ,
WeWe ready to "show you."
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Boy's Shoes.
Sometimes it is difficult,
know, for parents to get
ust what thev want tn the
way or shoes tor the ooys,
but if you will try this store
hese difficulties will cease to
bother you. Our shoes for
boys are made by makers
whose sole efforts are given
over to produce the most
practical and lasting shoes
possible for the crrowing feet
of the boy.
Wilcox Department Store.
Lit ffl i lUrHBHWIrllllillEILLH Hi
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We are Offering the
Announcement!
For Men, Women and Children ArfflOr Plate HOSiery
The Hosiery possessing wearing qualities, fit and
and appearance fur superior to any hosiery ever
berore offered at anything like this price
PRICE PER PAIR 25 CENTS.
If you want to cut your hosiery bill in half, buy
Armor Piute Hosiery for the, entire family. Let us
show you hosiery satisfaction and economy.
SMAX.JL, The Big Shoe Man.
Lees Insect Powder
is the round package in red and
yellow entiroly different in ap
pearance, and equally different in
effectiveness from other insect
poisons offered In powder form.
It itm't difficult to make a poison
for insects. What requires skill and
knowledge is in making a prepa
ration that will actually destroy
vermin on nn animal and with no
injury to the nnimal itself.
Herein is where Leo's product is
different. Ours is thoroughly effec
tive as a destroyor'of vermin and
absolutely harmless to tho chick.
Watch for tho yellow packages.
sPropared in largo U-lb sprinkler
top cans and sells at
25 Ctt. Each
Exclusive Agents,
SCHILLER & CO.,
Family Druggists,
North Platte, Nebraska.
What Does the Edison Say?
Go to Rincker'a and buy Commence
mont Presents, Books, Hammocks
Fountain Pens, Talking Machines
DREBERT CLOTHING CO.,
NORTH PLATTE AND McCOOK, NEB.
WHAT PERFECT LINES!
Every woman has heard the exclamation; what perfect lines. She has ad
mired the type of figure that has elicited it Glory or despair has been
hers, according to her own figure's endowment
Yot inherent in
from the svelte
point are na
tiful lines that
sized one way
made thn most
by the corset
Coraetry is a
able as the fern-
THE f
f -wussarn
CORSETS
every figure
to the embon
ture'sown beau
may be empha
or the other
or tho worst of
right or wrong,
fine art. as flex-
inine form itself
Flexible because it must overcome every unnatural condition and bring out the
beauty. Such is the art of Gossard Corsetry, as individual to you as is your form.
That is why -women of true discrimination aro seeking Gossard Corsets, and find
in them a ransom from corset cares after years of needless worry and fruitless
experiment.
WIIiGOX DEPARTMENT STORE.
WHEAT FLOUR
CHEAPEST AND BEST FOOD
U. S. GOVERNMENT TESTS PROVE IT.
ARTICLES. ENERGY 10 CENTS WILL BUY.
Eggs ....385 wm
Beef, sirloin 410 wmm ; . . .
Mutton, leg.. .: .....446 r-
Milk.'. 1030 wmm t ,
Pork, loin 1035 mmmm ,
Cheese 1185 mmmm !
Butter 1365 hmhbi . t . 4 : "
Whnnt Hronkfaqr Fnnrin 11fiH
t 1 mm w mr vww a vvum - - t m, w W
Rice : 2025
Potatoes '. 2950
Beans, dried 3040
WHEAT FLOUR 6540
(U. S. Department of Agriculture Farmers Bulletin No. 142.)
Energy Muscle and Strength Giving Qualities.
One pound of Flour costing 2li to 3 Cents, will go as far as two pounds of
Meat costing 15 to 20 cents per pound.
The above table should prove to you beyond a doubt that the value of Wheat Bread as a food is
away up; also that its cost, compared with other food, is away down. There is no better flour on the
market than Best XXXX and Gold - Crown, manufactured by the North Platte Mill fit Grain Co. It is
the flour of the classes and within the reach of the pocket book of the masses.
FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING GROCERS.
I North Platte
Mill
& Grain Co,
Kodak Novelties.