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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1913)
EMBROIDERY SALE. L SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Special Purchase and Sale of Immense 4 Assortments at Phenorhinolly Low Prices 1 IWuM1Wx1W7 mA &"-' K- ,4 , . .iv. Beyond all question this is the mnt extensive cllction of beautiful spring embroideries we've ever suc ceeded in assembling. Every yard of thes embroideries was especially purchased for this big sale under circum stances that enable us to offer them to ,you at bijr savings. Come and take your choice of hundreds of yards of beautiful, exquisite flouncings, galoons, bandings, edgings, insertions in the very choicest patterns and designs at prices that have never been equalled in this vicinity. We mention below a few of the items to give iiiian idea of the phenominally low prices but in order to appreciate these beautiful embroideries fulh to understand thoroughly the wonderful buying opportunities this sale presents you will have to examine the goods toemselves. Their rare beauty, exquisite workmanship and our remarkably low prices will convince vou instantly that it is the. best embroidery sale of the year. No goods sold before 8 o'clock, Saturday morning and none sold over the telephone. Come and take your choice of such extraordinary values as these. 'v-:' . . .f .y One Lot Assorted Embroderios and Insertion in a pre as variety of Eatterns and widths some on enm jrjcantl sorne Nainsook?; including embroideries up. to 17 inches rv wide per yard :. "C Ono'Lofc Corset Cover Embroderies good edges Work is of good width and made on a good grnde f n of cloth per yard IVC One Lot 17 inch NainBook FlouncingB all in new and up to dato 4 patterns per yard ZIC One lot 45-inch Swiss Flouncings, good grade of Swiss and beautiful patterns of embroidery. You will not be able to judge the quality by the price, come and see wn the goods, per yard ,VC One Lot Embroideries and Insertion made on a fair grade of cambric widths from 2 to 4 inches 1 per yard '. J2C One Lot 17 inch Swiss Flouncing Vry fine cloth and heavy close worvc, just me inmg lor a 1 fine dress per yard. One Lot Exra Fine Swiss Bands. You will have to see this lot to appreciate the beauty of them nothing in this lot that sells in a regular way for 50c to 65c per yard sale price per -in yard ZyC Ono Lot 45 inch Voile Flouncing in fine hoavy work embrodered with mercerized thread ono.of thisyears tvinaf nnmitnt of iiIaq ti m yard 59c Ono lot fine Corset Cover Embroid eries, some Nansook, sprne Swiss, 39c all fino neat work in beauti ful patterns, per yard. Ono small lot extra quality Corset Cover Embroideries vory nt' close fino work por yard.. "C Ono lot Voile Flouncings 45-inchcs wido, made n a nice quality of cotton Voilo'ombroidericd in beau tiful designs with morcor- in ized thread per yard 4C Ono lot fancy Swiss Bands in beauti ful pattorns, good widths, j n per yard 'C Ono lot Swiss Bands, medium widths nice work, per 4 yard I62C One lpt Cotton Torchon Laces and Insertions in nico patterns and widths, up to4-ln. wide, per j3 yard JlC Ono lot narrow val Laces, avorago about 8 of an inch in width. These will bo sold only by the piece n of 12 yards, prico per piece ZUC Ono lot Round Mesh val Laces, all widths, mado of fino thread and worth from 5c to 10c per yard, sold only by the piece, wo will not cut them. Price per j3 yard d4C 1 ' H T you want a icllitecl acceptance o your gift, g I conmiNYvy I I , SILVEFL I m. T$o handsomer, more serviceable, or mere w : $! appreciated gift caiv-be made. M ! S mi r . 1 i'i "i j' SBt ! W 1 ni3 famous-' yarc has a solid euvcr disc m gll overlaid on the -wearing points, and it is then f M plated with a triple-plus plate. Community Silver A m is guaranteed. for .50 years in ordinary family uoe. m I .DIXON, The Jeweler. 1 eeeeeoe Bittcieaoas e DR. 0. H. CRESSLER, Graduate Bcniisf. n s e o 5 Oftfco over tho McDonald State Bank. Local and Personal Earl O'Hare loft "Wednesday for Den ver to spend a week or longer. C. P. Martin has returned from u business visit in "Wallace for ten days. Wanted Four gentleman boarders. Inquire at 314 West Sixth St. Thomas Branigan of Grand Island, spent a few days here this week buying horses. John Holcombe, of Brady, visited in town this week and left Wednesday for Denver. Mrs. Harris, of Lincoln, arrived here Wednesday to vuit her daughter Mrs. J. B. Redfield. Miss Grace Ogier will entertain a number of her young friends at a valen tine party this evening. Bruce Brown returned a few days ago from Denver where he was called last week by the illness of a relative. For Sale-Whito Wyandotte and Rhode Island Red roosters. Mrs. Jacobs. 21G West First St. D. VJ. Brooks left Wednesday after noon for Gothenburg. John Martin, of Wood Rivor, was tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bowen this week. Miss Ruby MnnueJ, one tof the local teachers, is reported to bo ill with la grippo. r Mr3. Smith, of ""GotHenburg, who visited her son Jesso last week, has re turned home. .... Mrs. Fred Frederieljson went to Omuhu Wednesday jnorning to visit with relatives and friends. W. J. Cruzen returned the first of this week from Illinois where ho was cailed by the illness'ofrrrelative. " Mr. and Mrs. Tillinger, of Lewellen, arrived here Tuesday, evening to visit their daughter Mrs. Charles Haner. C. M. Newton received "n draft for $1,000 this week payable to Mrs. Alice Robinson for the polioyiheld in the K. O. T. M. by her late husband. Mrs. Chus. Tlibbdrt was called to Kearney the early part of the week by tlie death other lather, Andrew Moran, who was eighty-two years 01 age. H. L. Mnuk, -of Fort Morgan, spent the first of this week here looking over real estate with intent. to buy and locate in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Dillion returned Tuesday morning from Pawnee City where they attended the funeral of tho latter's sister tho late Miss Lucy Mc- Cready. Miss Elizabeth Young was was given a prenuptial shower by tho Epworth League Monday evening at the homo of Dr. and Mrs. V. Lucas. She was pre sented with a set of silver spoons. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Standard, of Des Moines, who had been guests of the Martin family here and friends in Wallace will leave today. They resided in Wallace sixteen years ago. My property at 323 W. ,8th street for 'sale Geo. S. Baskins Anew athlotic society known as the "Stars" was organized the latter partof last week and chose the following officers, President, Robert Loudon; Vice President, Charles Miller; Secretary, James Lambert; Treasurer, John Lin coln. A number of friends arid neighbors of Mrs. John Rodine tendered her a sur prise party Tuesday afternoon, bringing with them an abundance of good things to eat. The afternoon was a very ?ileaasant one to all present and Mrs. todine was presented with a set of line china plates. Monday and Tuesday twelve or fifteen Koith county residents were in town as witnesses in tho Lloyd-Johnson contest before tho United States land office. Wednesday, yesterday and today the contests of the United States against Reefy and Charlotte Garnmill, of Dickens, have been up for heariig, a dozen or more witnesses being in nt tendance. Local and Personal. Mrs. B. F. Gailher left yesterday afternoon for Walnut, la., to spend a couple of weeks with relatives. J. II. Durbin who makos hia bonto with his son Albert returned yesterday from nn extended visit in Wellfleet. Hog3 sold in the local market yester- day at $7.25, a price that makes tho man with hogs to sell foel as though ho was earning ensy money. An unusually largo number of sales of personal property are being held in Lincoln county, nearly an average of one a dny being dated for the remainder of February. Let me show you tho Auto Vacuum Ice Cream Freezor. Saves time and money and insures cloaniness. Mrs. M. V. Mitchell. Phono Red 104. A. W. Raymond, one of orfr local stock buyers, attended a sale south of Wallace this woek and purchased twenty head of last spring's calves for which he paid twonty-nino dollars perl Black Porcharon, ton years old, head. Mr. Raymond is attending many weight 1800. This is tho former Wallace of the sales and buying, alt classes of horse. Inquire of or address J. A. Mar cattle: kee, North Platte. 0-4 MrsJacob Meyers is.criticully ill at her homo on East Sixth St. Miss Mary Vincent has returned from a briof visit in Kearney. Mrs. Valentine, of Oslikosh, camo down tho first'of this week to visit her daughter Mrs. Alexander. D. S. Scofield, J. II. IIowo and Mrs. A. Campi we're amoppf tho Wallace people who visited our city yesterday. Come in and see tho beautiful display of sterling muslin underwear. Special bargains on Monday, Tuesday and Wed nesday. E. T. Tram)) & Son. Mrs. Hoyt Hart and baby of Paxton, came down yeaterdny to visit her mother Mrs. Salisbury. Local friends received word from Miss Alice Beach a formor young lady of this city that hor father who was widely known in this vicinity diud re cently at Lovoland, Colo. Stallion for Snlc. Dick Baker returned Wednesday morning from a business visit in Cen tral City. Mrs. I. L. Miltonberger will ontor tain the P. E. O. Society Wednesday Hftmioon. Tlfo' Philethoa Club will maotthis eyening at tho Ponitt home. They will be entertained by Miss Leta Atchison. Mrs. Arthur Allon and baby left, tho first of this week to visit Mrs. AIIcii'b parentB in Gothenburg and other rela tives in Fatnnm. t Tho remnins of Miss Mamie Brady who died early in the week wore taken to Council BluffB for interrmoiit Wed nesday accompanied by hor piuvntu and other relatives Lena Mary tho infant daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Stone was oper ated upon at the St. Luke hospital Tuesday af ternoo'n nnd is getting alonn nicoly. '' - r , 1, .,1 1 n , 'i; ' Notice. All bull dogs or Bpicios theroor mi ning nt Inrge must be muzzled huroaf V Uwnor will no arrested lor lai uro comply, wm. uuon, umoi ot roine i pfi&&&&&&&&?&&&&&$& Keith Theatre m ili Tuesday, Feb. 18 Money To Loan on Real Estate. Either on ono to five years timo or out of our State Building & Loan Associa tion payable monthly, same as rent. If you are going to build, improve oi'wunt to pay oiF your old loan, seo Bratt & Goodman. (1 it; . $i iXt it ii) ft & ik'i ifi tit D (1 & a) ill ito to ii Ml A. G. DELAMATER Presents the Laughing Hit of all Europe'4 ii A Parisian Musical Farce From the French of Marcel Janviei Lyrics by Melville Alexander Music by Anatol Frledland An All Star Cast Including KNOX WILSON Late Star in "The Land of Nod," "The Burgomaster." "The Silver Slipper" VERA ALLEN Late Prima Donna Soprano Chicago Grand Opera Company MAUD WILLIAMS, Late Prima Donna of Raymond Hitchcock and"King Dodo." TEMPLAR SAXE, Late Leading Baritone of Piff, Paff, Pouff" and"Sultanof Sulu." HARRY PAULI, Late Leading Tenor of "The Heartbreakers' and "A Stubborn Cinderella." EMILE LA CROIX, Rayal Grand Opera Company Late with Berlin. A Broadway Beauty Chorns 18 Melodious Musical Numbors, Two Carloads of Gorgeous Scenery, Electrical Kflrect8. Handsome Furnishings. A Fortune in Beautiful Gowns. Prices $1.50, $1.00, 75c and 50 Cents. Salo Opens Friday February 14. NOTE Tho management of Tho Countess CocjucttoCompany authorizes the manager to positively guaranteo tho attraction as ono of the best musical offerings ever secured for North Platto. Any patron, if not satis fied, can return their sont checks at tho ticket window after the first act and tho money will bo rofunded jssrissrssaaaa'asasss'asasaasasaassaa- h u