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CANDY MATINEE
AT THE
Crystal Theatre
Saturday, April 19,
At 2 P. M.
A Sack of Candy
Given With Each
Ticket. . . .
Regular Prfte 10c
Local and Personal.
Supt. Wilson Tout wont to Sidnoy
this morninsr to act as iudco at a de
bate between tho Sidney and Allianoe
debating classes.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fowler, of Rockford,
III., left this morning after visiting for
a week with Mrs. Georgq W. Monks
whilo enroute homo from California.
Big four day sale on ladiea' ready-to-wear
garments at The Leader.
L. L. Lease general manager of the
International Harvester Co., and C. B.
Hamilton cashier of tho same firm, came
from Crawford Wednesday to spend
several days hero.
The tennis grounds on west 3rd
street are being fixed up lor tho sum
mer games. The club opens with a
membership of twenty. Three courts
are being arranged under the super
vision of President Otton. New back
stops will be added and several loads of
clay are being used on the courts. A
number of tournaments will bo held
held during the summer season.
The Auction Sale is attracting more
people as the days pass. Last night
was one of the largest sales of the
week. We are keeping faith with the
people of our city. Although we are
suffering a great loss on our beautiful
stock we are pleased to see our friends
tako advantage of tho opportunity to
buy at such sacrifice prices. Every dny
we see hundreds of new faces in our
store and this sale is being so conducted
that wo are certain they will become
pennant customers. We guarantee
every article exactly as represented
and will consider it a favor if you will
call on us for correction of any error
that might occur. Sale every afternoon
andevoning this week and next.
H Hakry Dixon.
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Walk-Over Shoes
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Men's .
Women's .
The nSany models, wide
assures you of a perfect fit
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Wilcox
Department Store
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Stability, Efficiency and Service
llnvo hcun tho Ftiotors
In tho growth oF tho
First National Bank,
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XOJITII PLATT1S, XHJIJtASKA.
CAl'TTAL A.VD SUJtI'LUSt
One Hundred and Fity Thousand Dollars.
Indifference Shown in
Y. M. C. A. Campaign.
The Tribune regrets to announce that
but littie enthusiasm is evinced in tho
Y. M. C. A. building campaign, espec
ially by those who aro in position to
make liberal contributions. Up to date
the subscriptions aro below tho $10,000
mark. Only one $500 subscription hnB
yet been made, the others ranging from
$10 to $300.
At a meeting of tho committees last
evening an executive committee com
posed of ten bnsiness men was ap
pointed, and this latter committee will
nave general supervision of the cam
paign. Tho contributors up to last evening
numbored about eighty, and tluavorago
donation has been sixty odd dollars.
Figured in the total amount so far con
tributed is the 82,000 given by the
trustees of the Sidney Dillfon fund.
It is evident that if $40,000 is to bo
raised, a more henrty response to the
solicitor must bo. made by the men
who enn afford to give. Somo of tho
contributors, considering their menns,
havo been very liberal, others have not
given nearly as liborally as they should.
Every booy is free to offer their j moral
surport, but unfortunately moral sup
port will not erect a $40,000 building.
Band Dance.
A very enjoyablo social function of
the week was th nnnual ball held by
tho North Platto Military Band at the
Lloyd Opera House last evonine.
At 8:15 Leader Stamp and tho entire
band played the opening overturo which
was enjoyed by the largo number of
on lookers who occupied tho gallery.
A program of popular and classic pieces
followed in the concert and at nine
o'clock partners were chosen for the
first waltz. Twenty-one dances com
posed the evening's ontortainment and
woro arranged lor tho pleasure and
convenience of the dancers, the maior-
ity of which remained until the closing
notes of the "Homo Sweet Home."
Everything was systematically carried
out, thus making the ball one long to
be remembered. The band boys are to
be congratulated upon tho succossful
ness of their annual ball.
Ben Hnr.
The famous novel written by Lew
Wallace, "Ben Hur," will bo read and
illustrated at tho Christian church on
the evening of Tuesday, April 22nd,
1913. A program of some two hours of
splendid pictures has been' nrronged
undor the auspices of the ladies aid of
the church, and all proceeds of the en
tertainment go diroctly to them. Tick
ets are being sold by them for 15 nnd
25 cents. Those who have read this book
will bu greatly interested in the mono
logue. In addition to giving the read
ing, Mr. Knowles will sing several pop
ular songs.illustrated. Among them will
be Ben Bolt, and The Old Cross Roads.
Others equally good will bo sung.
Help tho ladies out, and enjoy a
splendid, first class entertainment.
Wanted A competent girl for general
house work. Mrs. A. F. Stroitz. tf
Mrs. F. H. Longley has returned
from an extended visit with her son
Dr. Rhoades Longley in Fondulac, Wis.
W. M. S"ack has purchased a Buick35
touring car.
you will
inspect our new creations
$3.50 to $6.00
$3.50 to $5.00
range of sizes and widths
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CLUB NOTES.
Mrs. P. A. Carson will entortain'tho
M. M. M. club at cards Tuesday after
noon. The 500 club which was to havo met
with Mrs. T. C. Patterson has been
postponed till Monday evening, April
28th.
The session of tho Mothers Club, at
the homo of Mrs. Charles Clinton Wed
nesday afternooon, Was one of tho
plcasantest of tho se ailon. Tho rofrosh
monts were very enjoyable.
The Indian Card Club were the guests
of Mesdames J. II. Stono, Albert
Schatz, Charles Herrod and E. J. Van
derhoof nt the homo of the former
Wednesday afternoon. Card games
were played and first prizo won by Mrs,
J. F. Clubaugh. second honors were
awarded Mrs. Will Hawley. Tho re
freshments were unusually fine and
nicely served. Guests of the Club were
Mesdames Charles Whclan. Harry
Fleishman and Miss Alma Wnltcmath.
Wednesday evening the metnbors of
tho Catholic Girls club were entertained
at cards at the homo of Mrs. William
R. Moloney. Seven tables wero used in
playing progressive five hundred, tho
prize fr which was won by Miss Gor
trudo Walker. A two course lunch was
served on smnll tables. Assisting tho
hostess were tho Misses Ellio Christ,
Vorn Scharman, Nell Hnnifin and
Hannah, Keliher. Guests of the club
were Miss Fenton, Mrs. W. A. Buch
finch and Mrs. Elmer Baker, of Salt
Lake City.
Fifth and Last Number of Lyceum
Course.
Miss Caroline A. Lowo, of Kansas
City, will givo the last lecturo sourso
next Tuesday evening, April 22nd, at 8
p. m. at Lloyd's opera house. Her
subject will be: "The Socialist Move
ment." Miss Lowo was at one time an
officer of the teachers' association of
Kansas City and was a very prominent
teacher. For two years she was in
charge of the Woman's Department of
the Socialist tmrtv in the national
offico at Chicago, and she is also widely
known as a "woman suffrage worker.
Her experience nnd ability qualifies her
to present her subject in a clear and
convincing manner, nnd every woman
in North Platte should hear this lec
turo. In order to give every woman an
opportunity to hear Miss Lowe, tho
management will admit all women
free to this lecture,
Mrs. Henry Heckor nnd son re
turned Wednesday nftornoon from a
visit in eastern points with relatives.
Gasoline nnd oil stoves cleaned und re
paired. Peter M. McGovern, phone
390. tf
William Kletik has purchased a Btiick
31 touring car of the J. S. Davis Auto
Co.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Cary aro moving
into the Fenwick house on west Gth,
which they will occupy while Mr. nnd
Mrs. Fenwick nre visiting in California
You can get your worn-out carpets
made into benutiful durablo rugs. Write
the Lincoln Rug Factory, Lincoln, Neb.,
for illustrating folder. 22-9
Mrs. A. E. Huntington left this
morning for Grand Island to spond n
month with relatives, before returning
she will visit her daughter at Palmer,
Nebr.
The J. S. Davis Auto Co telegraphod
last night for a cnrloud of Mitchell
cars to be shipped to North Platte at
once. The load will! consist of one Big
Six one Little Six nnd one four cylinder,
nil of which are sold to locul parties.
FOOT NOTES
Men and women find joy walk
ing in Walk-Over shoes.
Wilcox Department Store
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To Loan on improved farms at low rate
of interest with privilege of partial
payments.
Buchanany& Patterson.
Your Door
"'Jiusyj' lie ought to have
Stone Drug Company
Installs New Fixtures.
Yesterday the Stone Drug Company
received two carload of now counters,
shelving nnd show cases, with which to
refurnish its store rojm. This furnituro
is of dark oak finish, attractive in
pattern and nil pieces match in finish
and design. Workman aro now plac
ing tho furniture and when this work
is completed this phnrmacy will present
n modern appearance in every particu
lar: in fact will be furnished as attract
ively as one could desire.
The Stone Drug Company, through
tho energy, ability andcourteousnessof
the manager and part owner, J. H.
Stono, has built up a very large business
and is one of tho recognized nouses of
its class in the west part of tho state.
The added attractiveness of tho store
will tend to incroase its volume of busi
ness, and at tho snmo timo ndd to the
joy of Joe nnd his assistants.
During the past few days nlno resi
dence lots have beon sold In the
Trustee's addition. Those wero all
bought for residence purposes nnd quite
a number of new resiliences will bo
started soon. Thore tins been no spurt
in the sale of lots in this addition, but a
steady demand for these lots exists nnd
the growth of this part of town contin
ues at a good pneo. TheTrusteo's addi
tion is developing into tho best rcsidenco
district of North Platto nnd it has very
much to recommend it Tho city park
is located hero nnd it is an eleven acre
tract, which will prove n great benofit
to tins part of town. I no most mod
orn school building in tho entire city is
being erected in this part of town nnd
will be completed this fall. It is com
mon knowledge that this is the highest
part of tho town nnd tho sewer is
deeper in the ground than in any othor
pari, oi uiu cuy. opienuiu Basements
cnn bo built without loar of water.
There aro still 78 lots for sale in this
addition. Tho coming of the Burling
ton will enhance tho vnluo of theso lots
grently. Prices $200 to $400. A discount
for cash or sale will be made on install
ments. For Salo by W. E. SllUMAN.
All goods in tho rendy-to-woardepart-ment
of Tho Lender aro being sold at
one-fifth regular prices for cash. This
is a grent npnortunity to secure n cont,
suit, dress, skirt or other garment nt n
very low prico.
Miss Both Cooper and Dolbert Welch
both of Wollfloet, wero quietly married
at the court houso yestorday afternoon
by County Judgo Grant in the presence
of a few relatives and friends.
Jpsse E. Rector has purchased two
lots in tho Trustee's addition at the
corner of Fifth street and Tabor Ave.,
upon which he will erect a modern two
stqry house this spring.
Wanted Plain sewing nt the homos
of tho employers. Mary L. Martin, 112
South Chestnut St. 21-
The Lutherans will roceivo a free
will offering next Sunday morning for
the tornado and flood sufferers of their
church to help repair and rebuild their
damaged churches.
Mrs. Thomas Gorhntn and children,
of Grand Island, are expected tho first
of next week to visit her sisters Mrs.
Mury Dunn and Mrs. Kate Daly for a
couple of weeks.
Found a Cure for Rheumatism.
"I suffered with rheumatism for two
years and could not get my righ t hand
to my mouth for that length of timo,"
writes Leo L. Chapman, Mnpleton, la,,
"I suffered terrible pain so I could not
sleep or lie still at night. Fivo years
ago I began using Chnmberlain's lini
ment und in two months 1 was well and
have not suffered with rheumatism
since." For sale by all dealers.
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To tho customer who
calls for your telophono
number mid is told "the
line is busy."
"Line is Busy"
May mean that the cus
tomer gives his intended
order to your competitor.
Have You 1'Jnouyh Tel
ephone Lines?
NEBRASKA
TELEPHONE
COMPANY
Rev. McCready, of Rfcvnnna, camo
last evening to attend tho funeral of
his son-in-law, the Into Sidney Dillion.
John Ritner loft nt noon yostcrdny
for Omaha to purchase a Simplex
motion picture machino and other fix
tures for his new theatre on west Gth
stroot.
Pittsburg Perfoct Electric Weld Fenc
cing, Grnnd Islnnd Uarbcd Fencing,
Rarbwiro nnd nails for salo ntllershey"'
5th and Locust Sts., Phono 15. tf
High Living Costs According
to What Yon Use.
Lots of Grocery prices nre no higher than they were twelve years
ago.
We Sell
Macironi lbs for 25C
Coconnut Bulk best grade
porlb 2l)C
Eggs per dozen ljC
20 lbs Granulated bcetr n
Sugar thl.UU
18 lbs Granulated cancel nn
Sugar, for Jl.uU
Tomatoes, full size can (
standard per cnn 1UC
Corn standard per ran 7c iff
4 cons for, ZDC
Quaker Oats largo pkg. . 2l)C
Quakor Onts small pkg.. lUC
E. C. Corn Flakes 4 pkg.. 25C
BrokonJRice per lb 0C
Rico Jap typo 4 lbs for... LoQ
Prunes smnll size per lb. . . . 0C
Corn Stnrch per pkg J)C
Gloss Starch por pkg )C
Corn Starch Kingsfords per n
pkR OC
Silver Gloss Stnrch per pkg qC
Yeast Foam 4c pkg 3 for.. 1 OC
Lewis Lye per can oC
Eaglo Lyu per can oC
American Lyo per cnn oC
We pay cash for
Bnchanan &
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wain List of Dwe
Nice Seven Room Cottage and two Lots, out--building?,
shade trees and nice lawn 1011 WestSitli
St. A bargain at $2750.00. r
Five room house and barn, South Dev6y street.
$1,250. ..."-,
Extra good seven room house, barn and outbuild
ings, house modern except heat, $3,100. East Third
street two blocks from court house. N
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iivu luuui iiuiist: a 1 hi uarn itjcaieu on west 1 njru
street, close to Washington school. Price$2,ooo.
The lot is worth the money. ,
Nice six room cottage 72 1 West Seventh street,
handy to new round house.
2,200.
Extra nice 4 room
in the 600 block. Pnce$i,75o.
Good eight room dwelling on West Tenth street, '
in the 900 block. Price $1,700.
All of these properties are choice bargains and
can be bought on easy terms. Be sure and see these
before you buy.
Buchanan & Patterson,
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equippment, expert help and
scials for quality work. Put
trial order
DICKEY'S SANITARY LAUNDRY.
"YOUR BOSOM FRIEND."
Auto Delivery
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Dr. T. C. Qulgloy, of Clildnpo, .who
has been associated with Dr. Ochsner, of'
tho Augustina hospital for a number of
years, will nrrivo today to tako charga
of D. T. Quigloy'B patients during tho
letter's absence in Europe.
M. E. Church. !
Sunday School 9:45 lum; Prenchin
11 n. m., by the postorTutinlor Lcaguo
2:30 p. m., Epworth League G:30 p. m.,
Preaching by tho pastor 8 p. m.
Swift Premium Hams per
lb
National Oats largo pkg..
National Onts small pkg. .
20c
20c
10c
Fels Nnptha Sonp per cako. 0C
Soda Crackers large boxes l
perlb 02C
Oyster Crackers largo
boxes per lb ()2C
K. C. Baking Powder 2T n
ozcan ZUC
Royal Baking Powder 16 15;
ozcan 4DC
Dr. Prices Baking Powder c
ICozcun 4DC
Kraut porcan..-. I(jC
Hominy per can lUC
Pink Salmon per can lUC
Swoot Potatoes per can. . 1 Z2C
Potatoes 15c peck por ei
bushel 5UC
Coffee fair grade per lb. . . ZuC
California Fruits in good m
syrup porcan ZUC
Coconnut best grado 1 Hi f e
package per pkg I DC
Evnporatod Apples por 4fr
Horse Shoo Tobacco, per ACn
Spear Head Tobacco por 1 s
ib 45c
Star Tobacco per lb 45C
J. T. Tobacco per lb 40C
your butter and eggs.
Patterson's
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Modern except heat. Price )
cottage on West Tenth street, )m
Why the finest work
this side of the Miss
ouri. We have the
the service. The three essen
us to the test by giving Us a
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