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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1913)
iwwiiji'i'pwih. if vimi9mimimi ,3 wwzvmv ,i , v ? , A pendous "1 ever offered at The Leader or at any other store in the state of Nebraska no former prices compare with these. The Great "Going out of Business" sale now on in full Mast Bargains for the women Bargains for the man Bargains, for the child. -2 6: Krask g , CO t W 1 s 4w$ 1 y. i$ra m irm sna sh KKHft I'm "Miy rui Kh5 fly ctvsV riiJ 1VAH Tals" y alsirffi' t&a salsa bSs -a Ja2iAi tea o&aa bum tla 9 raaEi V A r 4 u ll I I u. n i n i ' NO FAKING or juggling of prices. Everything marked in blue pencil figures. Original pri c es on everything You can see at a glance how much you save. !TI LEADER DON'T BE MISLED hy the thought that this is not a strictly going out of business sale. Don't wait until it is all over and you find it to late too get these bargains. Bargains for Men. 12.50 New Spring suits 15.00 New Spring Q iO 20.00 New Snrinrr Suits. . 35c Men's Summer Underwear 75c Summer Union AHn Suits 41 1 75c Men's Dress irj Shirts 4iC 1.00 and 1.25 Men s Dress Shirts 1.50 and 2.00 Dress Shirts Phi 50c ouic Neckwear Hose IflC ioc Canvas Gloves, J per pair t)v ' 5.00 Stetson J L Hats....". J. 03 Union Made Bib Overalls Here are but a few of the Hundreds of Bargains Now on Ladies Snring Suits. Coats and Dresses r, ' s. o -- 7 -- .. .48 Sale 12.50 23c 79c 1.19 SHOE DEPT. We cannot go into detail, but suffice to say that every man's shoe, every women's and every child's shoe is now reduced 20 to 30 per cent wjn No stock in Western Nebraska can compare with the styles, quality and quantity carried at The Leader and it is these magnificent gar ments that are off at a saving of 20, 30 and 40 per cent Party Dresses, White and House Dresses Evening and party Dresses of Charmeuse Silk, Messaline or Foulards, dainty Chiffons and Crepe Meteors, in white and full line of evening shades and staple colors. 15 00 Dresses, now $9.95 25.00 Dresses, now $15.95 20.00 Dresses, now $12.85 30.00 Dresses, now $19.95 WASH DRESSES AT BARGAIN PRICES Pretty House and Afternoon Dresses of fine Ginghams, Percales and Madras. Every one of them washable fabrics that will hold their color. 1.50 House Dresses $1.19 2.00 House Dresses $1.49 3.00 House Dresses $1.98 4.00 House Dresses $2.69 1 5.00 House Dresses $3.48 7.50 House Dresses $4.48 NEWSPRING COATS AND WRAPS Coats of Bedford Cords, Serges aud Diagonals, every spring col or, new cutaway styles with handsome braid ornaments The 15.00 Coats $9.95 The 20.00 Coats 13.95 The 25.00 Coats $17.85 The 30. 00 Coats 21.75 NEW SPRING TAILORED SUITS Diagonals, Whipcords, Serges and mixtures: Silk lined Jackets, new cutaway styles and gored skirt. Every one a new spring model. The 15,00 Suits $9.95 The 20.00 Suits 13.95 The 2500 Suits $17.85 The 30.00 Suits 21,75 150, 1.75 and 2.00 aists only 230 in the lot, while they last you get pick of all 69c Childs 50c Rompers Good Ginghams and Percale Rompers on sale at 19c DRYGOODS BARGAINS 1.50 New Wool Dress Goods .... 75c Wool Whip cords 2.50 Charmeuse Silks 1.50 Messaline Silks 1. 00 Fancy Silks, per yard 75c Japanese Silks per yard 50c Silk Mulls and Tissues 25c New Flaxons per yard 15c Redseal Ging hams ioc Percales per yard 13 yards Hope Muslin 9-4 Pepperill Sheeting 35c Cotton Rati nes per yard .... All Through the Store In every nook and corner you will find bargains such as you have neyer be fore seen at The Leader or in any store no matter where you go. BE HERE TOMORROW m m WE PROMISE YOU WILL BE THE RICHER BY YOUR VISIT l .. . ... . .. . -.. . , . .,-. .. 1 1 1 . .111 1 .., . , ttfe8 -, vurra fmViMk'Jf H&yWMwa V V V-wl SURROUNDED BY JEWELERY of such varloty and beauty na you will bo here it is hard to imagine a jewelry want that you cannot till. "Whether It be a watch, a ring or some little trinket this storo often a choice wide enough to meet every tasto orprice limit. Come and test it for yourself. CLINTON, Jeweler and Optician. s DR. 0. II. CRESSLER, Graduate Dentist. ? Ofllco ovor tho McDonald Z m Btato Dank. a98HCtB9BtlSSS Local and Personal. North Finite is famous, Stone's Ice Cream has inado it so. Wanted Experienced airl clerk in confectionery. Dickey's confectionery. Mrs, Harry Fleishman oxpocts to leave shortly for Omaha to visit rela tives. Gust John was arrestod the ttrst of this week charged with disturbing the peace. Ho was lined $20 and ?5.G5 costs l by Police Judge Walker. Miss Kathcrine Seyferth, who has been taking a course in nursing in Jtochester, Minn., for a year past, ar- rived homo u few days ago to spend two weeks. " Tho Ladlos aid of the Baptist church will give a program and 10 cent lunch .in the basement of the church this evo 5ng , Members of tho congretatlon and ' friends are invited. At a rocont meoting of tho school ; custodian Willis Hanson was given a three months' leave of absonce and will vlBit relatives in Denmark. His daughter Miss Thia will sail with him. O. II. Sawors formorly secretary of tho Y. M. G. A. has been requested to All the pulpit at the Baptist church un til tho arrival of tho now minister. Call us up and wo will dellvor you pint or quart of tho finest Ice cream yoi ever tasted. , ? Stone Drug Co. Charles Johnson former manager of tho Johnson Cash Storoi who has beon ongagad in business in. tho eastern part of tho state for several months Ib spend ing hub wcok in town. John Schatlor, who was arrested a fow days ago for being drunk and dis- orueny, ianea 10 appear lor trial ac cording to bond nnd forfeited $10. He is baingkept in thu county jail. Miss Bortha Thoslecko, forrnsrly of this city, bit of late years teaching in Omaha, has boen ptneedon tho assigned list of principals for tho coming school year, evidence of appreciation of her ability as a teacher. The followin board took tho first of this week: E. T. Tramp, nresi dent, Edgar Schlllor, vice-president, A. P. Stroltz, secretary. Dr. W. J. Ked ileld succeeded Ncla Rasmussan. A. J, Denman, manager of tho Grand Island sugar factory, will send out a tralnload of Husilnn beet tenders into this territory next week. Those familios come from Lincoln and will bo distributed at points botweon Lexington and Sutherland and on tho north river branch in the Sarhen' section. A good part of the aereago of beets in this sec tion has been plantod. Mother's Day. Sunday, May 11th, Ib Mother's day. It is a day to be observed by nil mem bers of the Grand Army of tho Ropublie in memory of and respect for mothor. Borne one has proporly said, "that mothers are the guido posts to Heaven." The observance of Mother's Day is the expression of a beautiful Bontiment. and one whieh cannot fail to kindle in the heart a renewod reference for that ono best friend to man: most of us veterans of the Civil War of half a century ago have parted from mother, and sho is beckoning us from the other shore. Somo of us havo mother with us. Let eaoh comrade of tho Grand Army of tho Republic wear a white carnation on Mothor's day. It is a flower which in its purity and Bwcotness symbolizes the virtues nnd character of her who was not only our mother but our best counselor and guide. J. S. HOAGLAND, Post Patriotic Instructor. Band Concerts Will Begin May 15th. Commencing Thursday evening, May 16th, the North Platto military band will give weekly concerts in the Keith theatre until arrangements are made for the summer season of open-air con certs. The programs will bo carefully choson so all musical tastes will bo suit ed, classic and standard numbers being alternated with popular selections. The band has been holdinn woeklr rehearsals all winter and is in tine shape to render a nrotrram that will prove a rare treat to music lovers. North Platto has in this band an un usual organization she may be well proud of, and our citizens can show their appreciation in attendance at the those concertB. In addition to the musi cal program soma of the Iatost crea tions in motion pictures will be shown. The small admission fee of ten cents will be charged. f ir otlicoro of the school oir seats ut a meeting the New Round Ho use Notes. Assistant engineer G. P. Turner, of Omaha, was in town Thursday making an inspection of the new- walls. Austin Collett, electrical engineer, was in North Platto Tuesday arrang ing lor installing the electrical ap-J paraius at mo now rounu nouse. Assistant Engineer N. E. Buckley transacted business in Omnha Wednes day. W. A. Conkling, gonornl foreman on tho new terminal work, "was an Omaha visitor the early part of tho week. The foundation of the coaling sta tion at the new round house has been completed nnd the pumps which have beon working for the pait three months have neen stopped. Mrs. M. V. Mitchell accompanied by hor son Hugh went to Loxingtou, Omaha and points in Iowa this morning to visit relativos for then days. , IJarvey C. Pulley was brought ovor from " allnco- yesterday to soive a thirty duy jail sentence. He pleaded guilty before justice Robbins of taking shoos, hats und clothing to the value of $18.20 from tho Mothonoad storo at Wallace, and wa3 sentenced to thirty days and costs. Pully is a young man about twenty years of nge. Ready for Business. Having returned from Lincoln I am jipw ready to furnish estimates on any kind of buildings or repair work. Dell Huntington, Contractor. For Sale. 120 bbl steel tank, pump and outfit ready to attach to power. Also ono four passenger uvenana auio. j. r. iracy, 914 West 4th St. The Study club will be entertained at Maxwell by Miss Alice riumer lomor row night. , Mrs. W. T. Berry, of Omaha, arrived here yesterday nftornoon to visit local friends for a few days. High Living Costs According to What You Use. Lots of Grocery prices are no higher than they were twelve years ago. We Sell The CRYSTAL Change of PROGRAM Every Night Price 10c Macironi lbs for ZuC Cocoanut Bulk best grade i perlb ZUC Eggs per dozon luC 20 lbs Granulated beetrtj nn Sugar J) 1 ,UU t 18 lbs Granulated canev aa Sugar, for dI.UU Tomatoes, full b'izo can standard per can Corn standard por ran 7c 4 pans for ioc 25c 20c, 10c 25c t e Quaker Oats largo pkg. . Quaker JOats small pkg. . E. C. Corn Flakes 4 pkg.. Broken Rice por lb DC Rico Jap type 4 lbs for... IdC Prunes small sizo per lb. . . . DC Corn Starch per pkg 0C Gloss Starch per pkg J)C Corn Starch Kingsfords per o Pkg OC Silver Gloss Starch per pkg oC Yeast Foam 4c pkg 3 for.. UC Lewis Lye per can oC Eagle Lyo per can OC American Lye per can oC Swift Premium Hams per nn ib 20c National Oats largo pkg.. 2UC National Oats small pkg.. IOC Fels Naptha Soap per cake. Soda Crackers large boxes per lb , Oyster Crackers largo boxes per lbv. K. C. Baking Powder 25 ozcan Royal Baking Powder 1G oz can ,. 'Dr. Prices Baking Powder 16 oz can Kraut per can Hominy per can , . Pink Salmon per can.,.,.. Sweet Potatoes per can. Potatoes 15c'' peck per bushel Coffee fair grnde per lb.. . California Fruits in good syrup per can Cocoanut best grado i lb package per pkg Evaporated Apples per lb Horse Shoo Tobacco, per lb Spear Head Tobacco per lb . Star Tobacco per lb. J.T. Tobacco per lb. 5c 6k 6k 20c 45c 45c 10c 10c 10c 12k 50c 25c 20c 15c 10c 45c 45c 45c 40c We pay cash for your butter and eggs. WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE. Y A ...' :n