The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, June 12, 1908, Image 4

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    Discount Sale
On account of the owner remodeling the build
ing which we occupy, we must reduce our stock to
save trouble of removing it and also to make room
for our plumbing stock, therefore we offer the
following discounts:
OOIlt discount on 'Dining Chairs,
1 1 Rockers, and Dining
Room Tables.
HO PCt1 Gent discount on all Case Goods
except Globe - Wernicke
Book Cases.
IO Per Gent
discount on our entire line
of Hammocks.
15 Per Gent
discount
Pictures.
on
all
our
Watch our south window each day for
display of goods on which discounts
are made.
Ginn & White.
NORTH PLATTE NEB.
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DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dcnlisl
Ofllco over tho McDonald
Slato Dank.
News of the City.
Tho rainfall lust pight amounted, to
ono and ona-iourtn inches: and; was,
worth about ono and ono-fourtli million
dollars to Lincoln county. ,
Mrs. J. G. Pollock, of Denvor, who'.
hod boon a guest of Mr. and Mrs. ' W.
P. Snydor at tho atato experimental
farm, roturnod homo today.
Lot mo mafto you n sot of window
screens. P. M. SoitENSON.
Wonthor forecast: Probably fair to
night and Saturday; coolor Saturday.
Tho maximum tompomturo yostorday
was 80, ono yoar ago 88; minimum I
this morning G-i, ono yoar ago ,C8.
Mrs. Dclanoy, who has been spending
tho paBt yoar in Now York, is tho
guost of hor brother Geo. T. Hold,
whilo onrouto to hor homo in Los An
golbs. A carcloud of automobilos wcro rc
coivod yesterday by Davis and Pillion
and havo boon stored in Salisbury's
livery barn until tho Pillion garngo is
completed, wmcii will uo in a day or
two.
STYLE
FIT
QUALITY
Ye i, (or In these
thrtio eiavntlall
Iho I'lc -lm
Shoe
excels.
Most Stylos
$5.00 &0.00
It rolloi le (he latest styleinll over.
Quality Is literally "built" right
Into It. Put It to the rcal'tcit of o
ehoc wear and you'll find tho l'Ior
ihelm outlasts all others.
Graham & Co.,
Miss Elizabeth Uonner entertained
tho Indian Card Club Wodncsdny nftor
noon.
Work on Julius Pizer's new rcsidcuco
on wcBt Second street will bo Started
tho early part of noxt week.
Mrs. Samuel Goozco Is nntortalning
tho members of tho Birthday Club at
JL:3Q luncheon this afternoon.
For Salo Two colts; ono ono year old
and ono throo yoars old. Inquird of Dr.
Ames
A splendid rain fell Tuesday ovening
and whilo tho ground had not beeomo
dry, yottho precipitation will not como
amiss.
MIbs Mnrgret Coopor and Josoph Guy
Swopo will bo united in marriago at
tho Church of Our Savior Wednesday
evening, Juno 21th, at sovon thirty.
wantou spring .cnicKons. will pay
$1.00 per dozon. Apply to P. W.. SItton,
Pacific Hotel.
Members of tho local lodgo of Elks
hro figuring on making an excursion to
Gothenburg on July 4th. Thoy will no
doubt bo courteously received by tho
hoRpitnblo peoplo of that town.
Lender Lowell of tho cornot band
promises tho citizens a rendition of
"Tho Forgo in tho Forest" in tho
courso of if month or so. This is a vory
flno ploco of music.
Judgo Elder has boon dovoting all his
timo this week to probate matters, and
thq county court has been utterly do
m it .
voiu oi anyining mat tno nowspapor
men could turn into a nows item.
Quality 1b what you should stand out
4'orwhon buying sivorwaro or Bilver
nlato. bilver means silver here, and
everything in plated waro is tho best of
Us Kind, wo can show ypu a splendid
vnnoty oi oitnor:
Clinton, Jeweler and Optician
A party of eighteen Chicago bankers
occupied a privato car on train No. 2
Wednesday. Thoy had been making a
tour of tho west. On tho car platform
was nn immonso chunk of coppor oro
which thoy secured at Butto.
lot Salo-My property, 321 East
I'lttli street; corner lot. Mrs. Alvinn
l'icnrd.
A committoo of firomcn is
Miss Maude Owens returned Tues
day from a two weeks' visit with
friends in Grand Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McMurray, living
south of Brady, were guests this week
of their daughter, Mrs. Asa Snyder. '
Mrs. Bruce Dyo is n guest at tho
Dugan residence whilo enroute to her
homo in Oregon from a visit in Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Byron came up
from Gothenburg last evening to wit
ness the Mrs. Fisko production at the
opera houso,
Wanted A competent girl for general
housework. Apply to Mrs. A. B.
Hongland.
If you don't hear "Doc" Bixby's
lecturo at tho high school auditorium
this oVoning you will havo causo for
regret tho remainder of your life.
Tho Templo Crnft danco Wednesday
.ovening was fairly well attended, and
of courso evory ono expressed them
selves as having an enjoyable time.
Strcot Commissioner Salisbury com
pleted grading Fourtii street last week
and is now doing similar work on Third
street for a distanco of a dozen or
moro blocks.
Wanted A girl for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. John Bratt.
Mrs. Will Vroman, of Vroman, and
hor sister, Miss Emma Ferris, of Madi
son, Wis., nro tho guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. W. Vroman, having arrived
last ovening.
Propositions for sites for tho new
federal building are now in order to be
submitted to tho government. It will
now develop just how many suitable
sites in tho judgmmt of lot owners
there aro in North Platte.
Supt. Snyder tells ub that the heavy
rain and wind of last night badly lodged
tho winter wheat on tho experimental
farm. Tho wheat is very heavy, and
a considerable portion of jt will prob
ably remain down.
Tokulvo and tho Boy nt tho Yellow
Front Shoo Repair Shop.
Tho offer of C. F. Iddings of cah
prizes for tho best bread made from
his best patent flour ought to meet
with hearty competition. Other then
tho valua of tho prizes, tho honor of
baking tho beat bread should mako
any lady feel proud.
Several cement wnlks have been laid
on tho west sidn of Ash street tho pa8t
week and this gives that street a per
manent walk from Banks' Addition to
tho IddingB' lumber yard. There is also
considerable permanent walk on tho
same street in the Third ward.
Merle Wilcox, of Cozad, son of Mr,
and.MrB. D. P. Wilcox formerly of this
city, was married Wednesday evening
to Miss Clara Wiseman of that placo.
Tho wedding was a quiet ono, only rein
tivoa and near friends being present.
Rolfo Halligan, of ,this city, officiated
as boat man. Merlo is now associated
with his fathor in tho hardware bus!
noss nt Cozad.
Tho beauty of cut glass denends unon
its brilliancy: that denends upon the
design, doptli of cuttings and tho quality
ot tno giaPB. Tno glass wo sen is tno
best mude, clean cut, sparkling, exquis
lto in design and moderato in price.
CLINTON, JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Tom Groon says tho' outlook for
baso ball team in North Platto this
season is anything but bright, uo
started out to sccuro subscriptions for
funds to build a fence nround a block
south Dowoy streot, but only so
cn Dollars in Cash Prizes
For the Ladies.
$5.00 1st Prize, $3.00 2d Prize, 12.00
3d Prize.
To tho ladles baking tho best loaves
of bread from my 4X flour.
All broad to be brought to Rush's
store Thursday morning, tho 18th, and
each Indy to deposit with their brend a
grocer's ticket showing tho has bought
sack of my flour between now and
that time. Three lady judges will
award the priz?n Friday afternoon, the
19th, nt 3 p. m. My flour on sale at
every grocer's in town.
C. F. Iddings.
Church Notices.
METHODIST.
Tho Methodist Sundny School has
arranged n very fine nnd entertaining
program for tho observance of Chil
dren's Uay to bo rendored Sundav
evening nt 8 o'clock. Como nnd help
us enjoy the little ono'B efforts.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Children's Day will bo observed on
next Sabbath. Thoro will be a joint
service of tho congregation and tho
Sabbath school at 10:30 a. m., with a
special programme. Tho offering will
be for tho missionary work of tho Sun
day school board. Other appointments
as usual. Wo will welcome all who
may como to any of our services.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
All services will bo maintained dur
ing the summer. Tho Sunday school is
the only department whero a decrease
in attendonco is noticeable, duo to so
many going nwnv. Wo exoect this to
be compensated by tho presenco of Nor
mal students.
All strnngers and friends aro invited
to n place among us duriher their stay
in tho city.
Tho npnointments next Sunday will
bo according to regulnr schedulo, ex
cept that tho B. Y. P. U. meets after
tno ovening service.
Scaled Bids for Sidewalks.
Sealed bida will bo received bv tho
undersigned up to noon of June 15th,
1908, for laying a four-foot stone walk
tno cast and south sides of the
Central school building.
lho right to reject any or nil bids is
reserved. E. T. TRAMP.
Sec'y Bd. of Education.
on
cured $1G0 of tho $G00 or $800 needed
nnd quit in utter disgust. A number
of tho best players havo loft town, in
eluding Carponter, Kitzmillcr and
Horn.
Tho W. C. T. U. will hold its regular
meeting nt tho Baptiat church Tuesday
afternoon, JunolGth, nt 3 o'clock. Al
members and friends interested
keeping up tho Union will surely
present. Rev. Favorita will talk to
about systematic giving and wo will bo
pleased to hear ministers of other
churches mterosted in tho subject
como and givo ua their views of it.
COMMITTEE.
Notice.
Picnic partios and fishing is positive
ly lo'oiuueii at tno Linmpiaugn lmko
Parties found
prosecuted.
trespassing will bo
Lamplaugh Estate.
Notice.
Members of Tnto Lodgo No. 04 A. O
IT IT fT,. T!i.no T XTn nr.
nnmtnDa. w. IT. 1IIIVI iwu itivmo uuuuu llUi 1 u
ingtho business men eliciting funds ? IVT 1
needed to dofrny tho expenses of .the Sunday and 'proceed from" thor'o to
re
state firemen's tournament to bo held
in this city noxt Soptembor. Tho com
mitteo is mooting ia with liberal
spouses.
There is moro or Icsb talk of holding
a Fourth of July celebration, but somo
of tho bUBlnesB men think thnt as thoy
luivo contributed to tho firomon'B tour
nnment, that is about nil that should bo
1 . T f L , 1 1 -
uxiii'ciuu oi mom in mo way ot con
tributions. Unless wo can havo a celo
bration on n plan big enough to draw
peoplo to town, it is hardly worth tho
effort to havo any. At thlu lata date it
would bo almost impossible to get up a
celebration on a largo scn'o,
tho comotery and docorato
our departed members.
graves o
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.
New five room house with
bath, electric lights, city
water and everything mod
em. Nine blocks from busi
ness part of the city. Good
ocatipn. Call and name your
price and it is yours.
Temple Real Estate & Insur
ance Agency.
Barb wire for sale at
llershcy's, corner Fith
and Locust St. Phone 15
For Safety
and Comfort
YOU SHOULD BUY
Good Investments.
4 room houso barn and 2 lots paying
12 per cent on invostmont $1100.
t! n 4t i.. onn
1'iuu iuuiii i:ubtuu, wioou pouuu.
Fivo room houso. good barn, two
lots, $1050.
Eicht room houso. elegant barn, two
blocks from Dewey street. $SG50.
U. II. XHOELECKE.
The "New Process" Wick Blue
Flame Oil Stove, is the cleanest, safest,
most convenient and economical stove
one can use. There is no waste of the
hc.1t generated on these stoves, as the
flame is applied directly to the article
to be heated. The kitchen docs mot
become a fiery furnace, even In the
very hottest weather, so you can
always cook, bake or iron on n "New
Process" Wick Blue Flame Oil Stove,
in perfect comfort. It is much cheaper
than a coal stove, too.
Call and See It at
Wilcox Department Store
TORNADO INSURANCE.
Wise people are taking out Tornado
Insurance on their property before the
storm comes. Let us write you a poli-
, e til. .
Big Picture Sale . .
C. M. Newtoiv's 7 T
16x20 Framed Pictures - - f J
THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
of North Platte, Nebraska.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
Capital and Surplus - $120,000.00.
DIRECTORS t
E. F. Secberger, C. F. McGrcw, J. J. Halligan,
F. L. Mooney, Arthur McNamara.
How MuGh For a Corset?
H No matter what you aro in tho habit of paying
for your corsets, you ought to get acquainted
wit tho
Model No. 1027
Tf Tho point of economy js emphasized by tho
service thosq corsets give. There is anothor
advantage wearers of tho Justiute don't dis
card a corset on account of its loss of shape.
Justmte Corsets retain their shnpo.
H Tho model shown hero is a medium low bust,
long front and dip hips. Tho woman with an
averngo figure cant find a bettor - t -A
value at j1.5U
Wilcox Department Store.
Why Does
It Pay
To Paint?
Preservation
Good lumber is scarce and high in price. Old lum
ber well seasoned and, preserved by painting, is more
valuable than new. Paint is cheaper than lumber.
Valuation
The cash value of property is advanced by paint
ing. Ask your real estate dealer why he paints
before trying to sell. 1
Reputation
Tourists say that the prosperity of a community
can be accurately gauged by the appearance of the
dwellings. You are one of a community does
your home show you to be successful ?
LINCOLN PAINTS
SoBy Workmaiv . Derryberry,
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
from any Point o! View
Our Carriages will provo moro than
merely satisfactory. In appearance,
finish, lightness and strength they are
superior to any othors to bo had at
anywhere near our prices. In fact
you can pay a whole lot moro and not
got nearly as good a carriage as ours.
A. M. Lock.
A Nice Lilllc Meal ai Armslrona
is always appreciated, where
you get everything so appetiz
ing and toothsome these June
mornings, when your appetite
is fickle. When you want to
treat your friends, your wife
or your sweetheart to a meal
that is cooked to the Queen's
taste bring them to
The Enterprise Bakery,
Mrs. Jennie Ai mstrono, Prop
cy in one or our oia line companies.
nl I . .
ine best costs no more man the poorl
est. Buchanan & Patterson,