The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, May 13, 1913, Image 5
es Am vte My nw Up- IP W , 4, WiM&WX 'my dai iiiiii r XSHy -Ni LS 4mg t M it 1 sounds well there Is nothing quite sosweettotheears fi. bride n3 sterling silver. Apart from the quality which Is high horo, end tho chastcness of the patterns which can be seen at a glance, it is important to know that the prices aro not extravagant Our lowelry store Is the best place in county to Ret surgestlons for wedding presents, We have made a study of thl3 'Trlft Question." It (sour business to know what is suitable fof various gift occasions. m mm NslislwBl IHH ratVSSS!& the Choose Your Gifts Here Pv nHyn mm have UWMMHHWana Hill IMMIMHiMBB . MMMMini ur stock is varied and so are tho prices. Every tosto and every pocket book Is sure to be suited. Wo many inexpensive but dainty little novelties besides silverware which will make excellent guts, This la n jewelry (tore where you can tret Just what you are looking (or at the price you want to pay. Everything In our flne line of silverware,''' ,ccmf, jewelry, watcnei, etc., contains noininK uut rem, luugiuic vuiucs, ?, coupicu wiin up-io-uaic iyic. f 46 Drop In and lef ui assist you r sjaxttsss hero jT.fflfiM'. i"JmAWwMi rsmMMMm. WUKm mmMMmM wmmfmmm, al 'Wj I you DIXON, The Jeweler. V U. P. Watch $f Inspector. chooilns your wedding gnulet ua prov mat nere la elry store. hat I worth; ofyour trade. Hi Jewe Mmm timmu fm,7.VMti';.',- MmZMmZMiYl SMzmmmzzwxa wMwMmm Good News for the Well Dressed 1 Women w it , Ml Ml Ml Ml Ml 4111$$ X PHONE 4 OR 8 For Your Drugs. Orders De livered promptly. REXALL and NYAL DRUG STORES ?& Local and Personal Robott Gantt loft l&Bt evening for Lincoln to spend some time on business. J. B. McDonald left last night for Omaha to spend several days on busi ness. Mrs. Murdock, 214 South Maple street, will entertain the Christian aid society Thursday afternoon. We havo several farms near North Platte for sale, and one or two which we can trade for city property. C. F. Temple. Mrs. J. F. Clabaughleft last evening for Omaha to spend a week or longer. Engineer Will Voseipka has pur of Hendy & Ogior a Studebaker 25 touring car. Mrs,. A. B. Elias and baby, of Pamonn, Cal, arrived here yesterday afternoon to visit relatiyes while enrbutc to Chicago. Henry Hansen left last night for Omaha and Lincoln to transact business for several days. Mrs. Levi Duke has returned from Volley Junction where she was called sevoral weeks ago by the illness of her daughter. Reward For return of my white and liver colored pointer pup. He was lost north west of North Platte near the Tryon toad. Dr. H. C. Brock. F. R. Van Meter arrived from Salt Lake City Sunday and will assist Char ley Hupfer in conducting the Vienna Cafe. Mr. Hupfer and Mr. VnnMeter were formerly associated in business in Salt Lake. 4 ,-, We recommend as particularly attractive these values in LADIES' TAILORED SUITS Purchased as our suits are from the leading1 makers in this country and selected by us in the most painstaking manner, you arc assured of the season's latest style productions in Ladies' Tailor-made Suits when you buy here. Our showing this season has been of one marked Supremacy. The models show refined elegance and inimitable beauty in ever line, while the fashions are in the height of vogue in every style center of the country. At the reg ular price these suits have been remarkably good values, so attractive to the fashion able woman who wishes to economize. Fine Tailored Suits of extra quality of materials, tho best of lines previously sold for $30 and $35 $22.50 Ladies Coats Extra 'fine quality, full messaline lined $25 quality $19.50 Bedford Cortland Serge Tailored Suits very stylish and sold at $25 $18.50 Eponge Coats Beautifully made full lined, sold at $20 $15.50 Serge and Fancy Suitings Nice patterns, stylish suits, sold for $20 $14.50 Bedford Cord Coats Beautiful styles, three quarter length, trim med with fine lace collar, $18 garments $13.75 Stylish Suits made from fair ma terials, satin lined regular $15 quality r $10.50 Full Lined Coats of Serge and Diagon al full satin lined, wero good $15 values at $10.50 White Serge hair lino striped, suit regular $13.50 grade $9.00 Full Length Coats also three-qu a r t e r length, made from serges and fancy cloths, all of our $12 line $9.25 A.n event of interest to every woman who wishes to dress well Wilcox Department Store Will Roland returned last evening from Omaha where he had been em ployed for several weeks. George Morgan, of Ogalalla, cams down yeBterday morning to traniao business and attend tho Yankee Robin son show. Local and Personal business in I'llWHW'il'IIIIWHWIill " I hH'l 'HiHilI'liTWTmiFnij Everybody keeps a coming to the Coming in the morning and com ing again in the afternoon for there is no end to bargains and no limit to the wants of the people. When they save nearly half Wednesday Read about these and Thursday Extra They are without doubt the very last ' this best word in bargain offering on Specials giving so don't neglect - Woinen's 7.50 All Wool Walking Skirt Skirts of strictly all wool English Serge, Cheviots and Whipcords, a good range of colors. Skirts with the new high 'waist line and belted back, beautifully tailored, 7.50 values, Wednes. and Thurs.. Dr. V. Lucas transacted Hershoy yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Simmons, of Wal lace, visited local friends this week. Mrs. Millinrd Hosier left for Omnhn last evening to nttand the Eastern Star Convention. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ryan wont to Airinnrn the first of this week to make their homo. Miss Maymo Doyle will assist in Dr. Twinom's office during tho ubsonco of Miss Vora Scharman. Mr. and Mrs. Saunders, of Brady, came yesterday morning to nttond the Yankee Robinson show. 0. B. Frazier who has been ill for some time is reported much worse today. Tho ladies of the Episcopal church will snrve a 25 cent supper in. the parish, house Tuosday evening, May 20. if vnu want first class nlumbmg anu j ' . -.. heating see C. H. Boyle, oul street. Phone Red 554. Mayor Everett Evans went to Omaha last evening to combine business and pleasure for a few doys. Alfnlfa. Cnno. and Millet seeds at Hershey's 5th and Locust, phone 15. A class of fourteen will be taken into the Yeomen lodge at their regular mooting this evening. Othor business of Importance will be transacted. Tiger Press Drills at Hershey's 5th and Locust. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McKinney. of Dickens, have returned homo after visiting in town for several days. Mrs. Homer Hnndloy who visited relatives in Dos Moines for sevoral weeks' enmo, homo Sunday evening. Unsottled weather with showers to ninht or Wednosday, cooler tonight with brisk to hicrh winds. Highest 1 temperature .yesterday 72, one year ago 01; lowest Inst night CG, one yenr ago ;i5. If you wish to make speedy sale of your residence property list it with Buchanan & Patterson. Ask about the lots in Dolson's nddit tion. Ten and fifteen dollars down nml fivo dollnr monthly payments. ' C. F. Tr.Ml'iiC. $3.19 16.50 Coats About 25 in the lot. Women's Spring Coats in the new $ cutaway and full lenght styles, Serge and Diagonals, some very handsome trimmed all 16.50 values, Wednesday and Thursday QQ QB i t ; ? S ' " at White Serge Suits 8.48 just 10 Ladies' White Serge Tailored Suits that were originally priced at $20, strictly hand tailored and stylish suits worth at least $20, on sale O 0 Wednesday and Thursday JHJ"J . East 3rd 28-G The "Evory Woman" company which will play for two woek3 at the Broad way theatre in Denver, wont thru Sun day afternoon. Miss Marion Donticr, n former North Platte girl, plays ono of the loading roles. Card of Thanks. Wo desire to express our sincore thanks to the Lodgos and to the kind frionds and neighbors for their assist ance and beautiful floral offerings dlir ingthe illness and death of our boloved niece Mao Marshall Dotts. Mit. and Mits. J. H. Fonda. Legal Notice. Francis 0. Mcssinger, defendant, will takn notice that on the 18th day of May, 1913, Restore N. Lamb, plaintilT herein, filed his petition in the district? court of Lincoln county, Nobraska, against said defendant, the object and prayer of which are' to have n eertnin mortgage declared null nml void, and having been paid, and long since barred by the statute of limitation, Which mortgage is dntod Juno lJth, 1895, given by ono William II. Mullnno and wife, to Frnncis 0. Mosiingor, for tho sum of $175.00, which mortgage was recorded in Book 20, at Page 132, of tho Mortgage Records of Lincoln County, Nebraska, and secured upon lots 1 nml 2, in block 84 of the city of North Plutto, Nebraska, and to havo plaintiff's titlo to said real estnte quieted as agaiHst said mortgage. You aro required to answer snid peti tion on or before the 23d day of June, 1913. , Dated May 13th. 1913. Restokk N, Lamb, Plaintiff. 1.50, 1.75 and 2.00 White Lingerie Waists 69c $10 White Dresses 3.19 lust 12 in the lot. beautiful White Lawn F.mhroidered Dresdes thafwere originally priced up to io.oo Wed nesday-and and Ihursday $3.19 $3.00 Linen Skirts 1.48 One lot of Women's Whitef'Linen Skirts, nicely tailored and right ,to" the minute in style, 3.00 value, We'dngsr, jg ! AQ day and Thursday .....'.ViVlv Mrs. D. T. Ouicley and son 1 1.50 and 1.75 Percale House Dresses 98c Owing to the fact that these specials are offered for Wednesday and Thurs day onlv a denosit of $1.00 will hold your purchase until after pay day. Bartlett leave tomorrow for Omuha, where they will meet Dr. Quigley and they will then proceed on their trip to Europe. Wo hnvo some choico lots loft in the Taylor nddition if you want good lots cheap and on eaBy terms see these. C. F. Temple. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fonda, who ac companied tho remains of the lato Mayme Botts to St. Louis, returned home this morning. For the best bargains in city rei dencc property watch Buchanan & Patterson's bargain list. tf A burly negro gained admission to tho Frank Laughlin residonco on west 6th yesterday afternoon through a rear door during tho absenco of Mr. nnd Mrs. Laughlin. Ho was noticed by Miss May Welsh, who telephoned tho police, but before the arrival of an officer the Sinegambian vanished with out taking anything from the house. If vou are looking for a homo call nml wn tin wn will show vou over our city and locate you in a home where you will bo satisneu. C. F. Temple. Tho annual meesing of the Chambor of Commcrco will be held next Monday in connection with a supper that will bo served at the Vienna Cafe. Following the suppor tho secretary will read the annual report, an election of directors held and other business transacted. There will be no charge for the supper to those who hold memDorsnip cams. Notice to Dog Owners. All dogs running nt large without togs on after May loth will be exterminated. By order of Chief of Police. Well located vacant residence lots listed for sale with Buchanan & Patter son find ready sale. B UICKS - Use Less Gasoline and Less , Cylinder Oil Than Any Car Sold In North Platte It is not uncommon for ourcustomors with model 31 touring cars to averago over 20 miles to the gallon of gasoline and always over 4 00 miles to each gallon of cylinder oil. Mr. Gather, who owns a model 31, reports that ho has traveled 3000 miles on four gallons of cylinder oil. In a test held at ScottsbluH last wook, a modol 31 traveled 101 miles over various kinds of roads, with five passengers, on 4 gallons nnd 3 quarts of gasoline. A new Buick wns delivered to Scottsblufr from North Piatto on oxnetly 10 gallons of gasoline, 35 miles of tho roud being muddy, tho distance being 218 miles. The reason of this economy is that the Buick cylinders aro smallor for the power devoloped than any otho r type of engine and tho workmanship and material are of tho best. Long exporienco in building tho same kind of an engine accounts for their economy and very satisfactory performance to ovory ownor. At this date wo have received 58 of tho 1913 Buicks, wo know that Buicks will bo hard to got in the nenr future and urgo you to plaoo yourordors now for the delivery you want so you will not be disappointed. J. S. Davis Auto Co. u" artment Store For Sale, Tho board of directors of the Y. M. C. A. oiror the following articles for nln for cash or bankable paper: Ono Brunswick Balke pool tablo, ono Bruns wick Balke billiard table, twelve sani tary cots with mnttrassea nnd shoots, four bookcases nnd 100 square foot .m. k. unosnv, Pros, of Board. When You get Sick or don't feel Just Right. and when there is n big washing to be done who do you think of first. Why the Power Laundry of course. The nexl time you feel this way just call up "YOUR BOSOM FRIEND." linoleum. DICKEY'S SANITARY LAUNDRY. Auto Delivery Phone 77 in mm minium minium I &i I II. I