ONE-HALF PRICE SALE
FROM JANUARY 19th to JANUARY 30th,
$25.00 $10.00
Ladies' Suits Ladies' Cloaks
$12.50 $5.00
$35.00 $5.00
Ladies' Suits Ladies' Cloaks
$17.50. $2.50
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! $30.00 $2.50
: Ladies' Cloaks Children's Cloaks
I $15.00 1.25
$20.00 3.50
j Ladies' Cloaks Children's Cloaks
$10.00 1.75
We will sell all of our
CLOAKS AND SUITS
-AT-
ONE-HALF
the regular price.
We will also sell all of our
LADIES' SKIRTS
-AT-
One-third off Regular Price
We do this to reduce our stock to the
lowest possible limit.
$.8.00 $8.00
Ladies' Cloaks Skirts i
$4.00 $5.34
$12.00 $9.00 !
Ladies' Cloaks Skirts j
$6.00 $6.00 j
I
$5.00 $10.00
Ladies' Skirts - Skirts
$3.34 $6.66
$6.00 $13.50
Skirts Skirts
$4.00 $9.20
Wilcox Department Store,
NORTH PLATTE, NEB,
DRS. BROCK & CROOK, l
DENTISTS.
Over First National. Phone 148
Platto White is expected home from
Chicago this evening.
J. H. Robinson has been among the
sick for several days past.
Dr. Drost has been in Ogalalla on
professional business since Sunday.
Father Feeney, of Sidney, was the
guest of Rev. S. F. Carroll yesterday.
Mrs. W. C. Elder is ill and will not
be at Newton's tomorrow to collect
Maccabeo dues.
J. E. Markee, of the Payne Invest
ment Co., left yesterday on a briof
business trip to Lisco.
Miss Julia Edmonds, of Omaha, is
spending this week in town as the
guest or her mother and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Brown and baby
of Kearney came up last evening on
No. 19 to visit Mrs. Brown's brother,
Rev. Porter,
Messrs. Walter Clark, Gus Sundcr
man and John Robinson of Oshkosh,
stopped over yesterday in town on their
way home form the Btock show in Den-
A party of yodng folks tendered
George Weir a surprise party Saturday
evening and passed several hours pleas
antly with music and games, followed
by a nice lunch.
Perry Carson left last evening for
Kansas City where he will join a party
of friends on a trip to Florida whore
they will look over the Florida Fruit
Lands in which he is interested.
BOO men's and boys' suits and over
coats at one-fifth less than regular
price. Every garment up to date. Come
quick before sizes are broken
The Huh Ci-otiiinu Dept.
Mrs. Alice Peters, enrouto from
Portland to the oast, attempted to jump
through tho winduwof ustumlurd sleeper
on No 8 Saturday while the train was
hear Paxton. She broke the glass m
the window and was attempting to
crawl out, but was caught by the
porter. She was laboring under the
hallucination that some one on the
train sought to kill her.
n.m'nrf thn rnnil tnnr nf ''Tho Timo.
the Place and tho Girl" it is estimated
that fully two million people- have wit-
no.rl ffin nnrfnrmntifft nnri It in nnfft
to sav that at least three fourths of
that, number were perfectly satisfied
nnirwill attend the play again when
w -. .11 nnnnMim fir If- la nnn
t Y,a arirnor mrnrinc n fTrrremi uniiH en
tour and will bo Been nere inuay eve
ning, January zisi.
DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist.
Office over tho McDonald
Stato Bank.
Dr. Marie Ames went to Brule today
to care for her patients at' that place.
G. J. Hunt, attorney of Morrill Co..
is transacting business in the city.
Mrs. Lee Cowan went to Gothcnbunr
this morning for a few days visit with
friends.
Everett Roberson will leave tomor
row on No. 12 for a two weeks visit in
Omaha and Chicago.
Wm. Hite is enjoying a visit from
his brother Hubert of Rapid City, S.
D., who came last evening.
The J. T. Club will be entertained
Thursday evening by Mrs. Henry Wal-
temath anu Airs. K. A. uarliscn at tne
home of tho former.
Mrs. Ralnh Smith is entertaininc at
a kensington this afternoon in favor of
her sister, Miss Julia Edmonds, of Om
aha, and will also be hostess at a simi
lar function tomorrow afternoon.
The H.n. H. Frazeo Company, pre
senting "tho Time, the Place and the
Girl" to bo seen here Friday evening
numbers over sixty people, Tho pro
duction scenically will take, up every
men oi available spaco on tne stage.
Rob Finney re-entered the servico of
tho Union Pacific yesterday as a freight
conductor.
J. II. Burgner. day clerk at tho Pa
cific hotel, is nursing a very painful
sore hand.
Charley Brown, baggage and express
agent at Green River, is visiting his
pnrents, having arrived Sunday.
Charley Frcderici has been in Kan-,
sas for ten days, having been called
there by the death of his mother.
Joe Frcderici, late clerk at tiio Wil
cox store, has re-entered the service of
tho company as a freight brakeman.
J. H. Roberson last week purchased
the Votaw residence on West Fourth
street and has moved his household
goods therein.
No. 2001, ono of tho largo four cyl
inder engines, was in tho local yards
yesterday and pulled out a west bound
train that afternoon .
The wrecker was called to Gothen
burg yesterdny afternoon. The trouble
there being caused by an engine runn
ing off tho ice tracks.
Otto Thoclecko's latest investment is
tho pnrchase of tho La Forch ranch in
Colorado, composed of 2172 acres and
is about fourteen miles oast of Deer-trail.
Parties Having Idle Money
should coll on Bratt & Goodman They
have some gilt edge 8 pQr cent mort
gages on good income property, based
on 40 per cent values.
Will Form Burkett Club.
All friends of Senator Burkett are
requested to meet at tho court house
Thursday evening for the purpose of
forming a Burfcctt club. The object of
this club will bo to assist in securing
tho re-election of Senator Burkett,
A Startling Accusation.
Tho firm of Weingand & McDonald
is daily accused of having, by their dis
solution sale, undermined prices and
ruined all chances for profit-making by
other establishments in tho same lino.
We'd much prefer not to touch on this
phaso of tho present situation in tho
city, but wo snail sweep delicacy aside
to set ourselves right before tho public.
It's impossible for us to servo our own
interests and those of other houses at
the sume time. As tho result of an
agreement to dissolve partnership, we
are face to face with an extraordinary
problem, namely: We must cut our
immense stock down one-half boforo
February 1st to mako a settlement be
tween partners. Wo must have tho
money. Tho key of this remarkablo
condition we decided to bo an unspar
ing new sacrifice of our entire now
stock of fall and winter suits and ovor
coats from tho world's best clothes
makers, and also kindred lines. This,
we knew, would divert tho entire men
and boys clothing business of this vi
cinity to Weingand & McDonald's. It
lias, and the sale is now at its height.
Weingand & McDonald
Mac Westfall is visitinr jn Maxwell,
having loft for that, placo yesterday
morning. .'. "
Clean-up Sale on
BASE BURNERS.
r
Wo have a few Base Burners that we will close
out at the following Reduced Prices:
2 No. 18 Retort Oak Base Burners; regular price
$32.00, cut to $25.00.
1 No. 218 Retort Oak Base Burner; regular
price $40.00, cut to $30.00,
1 No. 316 Regal Jewel Base Burner; regular
price $55.00, cut to $45.00.
1 No. 61 (3flue) Round Oak Base Burner; regu
lar price $65.00, cut to $55.00.
DERRYBERRY & FORBES.
Robert G. Pitkin and the Dancing Girls in "The Time, Place and Girl" at The Keith Friday Evening, January 2ht.