The Best Thread
4c
Per Spool.
The Best Prints
Per Yard.
The 20 Per Cent Discount Sale
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The Twenty Per Cent Discount "Sale which opened at The Leader Monday is meeting with wonderful success. The
public is carrying olT goods. Evidently they realize the bargains which this store is offering. Jusb think of such discounts
so early in the season on all our seasonable merchandise in Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Silks, Wash goods, Domestics, Dress
Trimmings, Lace and Embroideries, Hosiery, Underwear and Novelties of all kinds at a discount of twenty per cent on
every dollar.
Ready-to-Wear Department.
In our ready-to-wear department Ladies' Suits and Tailored Skirts, Jackets and
Rain Cdats, Long and Short Silk Coats are offered at a discount of Twenty per cent
and on some of the goods a discount of Fifty per cent is given. This department is
especially worthy your attention.
Clothing Department.
Never before have we sold so many suits as we have this spring, and people are
surprised at the values they receive for their money. We carry a big stock of cloth
ing and gents furnishings, and at no other store will you find such great values.
Shoe Department.
The shoes are moving fast. One table full of high grade Ladies' Shoes, worth
up to $4.00 per pair, broken sizes, to close at $1.85. With all other shoes a pair of
hose will be given free, where the shoes sell for $1,00 or upward.
Carpet Department.
Carpets all wool, half wool, cotton chain, cottage carpets, hemp, saxony, ax
minister, velvet and Brussels. Borders to match carpet. Stair carpets, art squares in
all sizes, rugs in all sizes. Just think the best all wool carpets at 65 cents per yard
down to 25 cents per yard. Velvet and axminister carpets worth up to $1.35 per
yard at $1.00 per yard.
e 36 in. L. L Muslin
I 5c
j . Per Yard.
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Millinery Department.
Judging from the number of
Hats we are selling daily the
people appreciate the value we
are giving them for their money,
1 .
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i' aim is eviuenue uiiai our uais
: are fifty per cent cheaper in
i
i price than elsewhere.
LINOLEUM
Linoleum 8-4 and 10-3 at 52 cents per square yard, regular price 70 cents;
12-4 Linoleum regular price 75c per yard, at this sale for 60c per yard; 12-4 regular
65 cent quality at 52 cents.
FILLING FOR RUGS ALL SIZES. .
Twenty Per Cent joff on Curtains of all kinds.
Sash Curtains 25 cents a pair and upwards.
Window shades at 25 cents each.
This Sale continues but Fifteen Days. The discount applies to cash
purchases only.
The Leader,
J. PIZER, Proprietor.
Best French Ginghams
Ilk
Per Yard.
A Word About Clocks
Wo haven't spoken about Clocks for
n long timo nnd all tho while wo huvo
ono of tho rarest assortments wo Imvo
over naked tho pcopls to look nt.
Thcro aro a great number of sortn of
Clocks, and wo think wo miiBt have
just about all of them.
Ono of tho sort that won't let you
oversleep in tho morning costs $1.25.
Will last for years, too.
Those pretty little gold affairs are
especially suitable for presents. Wo
havo a lot of dainty designs in them.
Thoy cost from $1.00 up.
Kitchen Clocks fivo or ton yoars
nccuratn running In them, for $3 or
more.
Marble Clocks nnd Regulators cost
more monoy, of courso, and nro worth
it. If you'vo n Clock need, seo us.
CLINTON,
Jeweler and Optician.
Wo want your repair work.
jj DRS. BROCK & CROOK, jj
Over First National, l'lionn 118
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Mrs. J. M. Moonoy is a visitor in
Denver, leaving for that city yester
day morning.
Alfalfa, Cnno, Millet and all kinds
field nnd garden seeds at llershey's,
6th & Locust Sts.
W. W. Whito-not our W. W. W.-
hns filed his application for a license to
opn a enloon nt Brady.
Stamp's theatre orchestra will go to
Gothenburg May 4th to piny for a ball
to bo given by tho flro department of
that town.
Tho Chicago Symphony Club will pass
west this evening in u special truin
running as second section of No. 1. Tho
party will toko supper at tho Puciflc
Hotel.
Noxt Tuesday Loxington will voto on
tho question of licunsa or no license It
promises to bo a warm day for Lexing
ton. Tho Sutherland Fro Lance Bays Miss
Laura Rhodes, of this city, who taught
in tho Sutherland schools tho past
year, has accepted n position in tho
Kimball schools for next year.
N. J. MnndaniB, president of tho
Latin company, Bays that sinco April
1st he has supplied the Union Pacific
company with 2,000 Italians, Austrians
and Bulgarians. Thoso mon havo been
employed largely on track work.
Tho llttlo touch of spring woather
yostorday sot tho cement sidowalk con
tractors at work. Thoy havo been wnlt
Ing for warm wonthor for sovornl
weeks, and now that it has to all indications--arrived
thoy will puBh tho
work rapidly.
For Snlo South half of northeast
quarter Section 11, Twn. 14, U. 32. 80
acres undor l'axton anil Hershey ditch.
Writo L. L. Brown, Evanston, Wyo.
Tho North Platte visitors at Excolsior
Springs seem to bo doing romarkablo
wo'l. Goo. Winkowitch sayB ho fools
llko a now man, Charley Daikins hns
not tolt so well in yoars, Billy Ryan
continues to improve, and Judgo and
Mrs. Iloagland nnd Mrs. Baro aro each
being benefitted.
Don't bo fooled. There js but one
American Fonco handled in North
Platto, and that is handled by
Wilcox Dupaktment Stoiik.
Manager Walker received word yes
terday that an export mechanic is now
enrouto to North Platto for tho purpose
of setting up tho new englno recently
received by tho electric light company.
When this cngino is in place tho com
pany will begin furnishing n day current.
For Sale.
My rosldonco proporty on west Sixth
street nt a sacrifice.
M. B. CUYDBRMAN.
The city band will givo n concert in
front of tho Keith thentro noxt Tues
day evening, and citizens will havo an
opportunity of knowing tho progress the
boys havo made during the winter re
hearsals. That thoy will render a fino
program is not to bo questioned.
We writo insuranco at tho lowest
possible rates for tho strongest com
panies. Why not got tho best?
Tkmi'le Ural Estatk & Insurance
1 and 2 McDonald Block. AGENCY.
Twonty-ono farmers marketed hogs
in North Platto Tuesday nnd the totnl
sum recoived by thorn was in the neigh
borhood of two thousand dollars. W.
C. Landry, of Gandy, marketed nino
that brought him $190.08. Tho hogs
that aro boing marketed are a littlo
light in weight; this being duo to the
high price of corn, furmors not caring
to feed moru of tho grain than is actu
ally necessary to put the hogs in mnr
kotnble uhapo. The prices pnid this
week has been $0.35 and $6.10.
New line of Gift Books, Pennants,
Fountain Pens and other articles suit
able for Commencement gifts.
Rincker's Book Store.
At tho council meoting Tuesday even
ing it dovoloped that tho present may
or and conncilmen aro in favor of
ovontually rooting all saloons nnd bill
inrd halls off Dowey street. Such a
change cannot.of courso be made this
yrar, for there- aro no buildings on tho
aido streots which tho present Dewey
street saloons could rent. Other towns
havo ruled saloons off the main thor
oughfaros, nnd North Platto sooner or
later will probably follow tho same
plan.
For Rent.
Nico new six room cottago south
west of court house.
Good six room cottage, barn, out
buildings and 2 acres of land in culti
vation ubout fivo blocks south of 1st.
ward school.
Buchanan & Patterson.
In tho county court yesterday fore
noon Annie Gillcspio filed a complaint
in the county court charging Goldic
Nunn with taking and carrying away
$3.50 belonging to F. T. Gillespie.
For Sale Pure bred Plymouth Rock
settings, 50 cents. Mrs. W. E. Shu
man. Phono 321 .
Tho Indian Card Club was pleasantly
entertained by Mrs. E. F. Sooberger
Wednesday afternoon, the members
meoting for tho first timo sinco prior
to Lent. Mrs. JoncB won tho fork and
Miss Nell Hartman was awarded the
consolation emblem.
To Our Fellow Citizens.
We aro bettor fitted to supply your
spring and summor suit. why? Be
cause we havo the only absolutely
fresh, now, stock of clothing in town.
Every suit guaranteed. ,
Sciiatz & Clahaugh.
Thinking it Over?
You'll surely need a new
pair of shoes to complete that
spring- outfit. Take a look
over the smart snappy lasts
we're showing before you buy.
We make a specialy of
young1 men's styles for
young- men and men who stay
young-.
GRAHAM & CO.
Most makers of young men's suits
forget that the wearer is still growing.
are cut so full that thev
fit as well at the end
as at the start of ser
vice. Made with snap
and ginger. They never
lose shape because
cloth and canvas are
both reshrunk by the
London Process and
are HAND MADE.
TEMPLE
OF
FASHION
HOME
OF
QUALITY
A
r EVER,
SATIS
FACTION
SQUARE
DEAL
This label means that
the garments will
never sag or stretch at
collar or breast. This
is the place to buy
them and get what
you pay for. TRY US
ONCE.
The Star Clothing House.