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This sale is put on with but one end in view to close out all overstocked lines of seasonable goods as
well as all small broken assortments. You people who have been attending ourSpecial Sales in the past
know what to expect when we announce that we will have a sale. We have made a rule and find it good
business to clean seasonable merchandise before the season closes.
Sweeping -Reductions oh Every Cloak, Suit, Dress or Skirt.
Ladies' Skirts
Ladies $12 and $15 skirts made of the newest and finest cloths in i Q QO
a variety of colors, reduced to . . .' .' . . P 3wO
Ladies
Ladies
js $10 Skirts including tunic and peg top styles made from n A O
beautiful plain and brocaded cloths reduced to.. , . . . I TcO
ies $7.50 Skirts made from fancy cloths also black and white A O
' checks peg top and other new styles rcdccd to t.xO
One Lot of Skirts worth from $6.50 to $10 .a largeAine of colors to A AO
select from reduced to ' ! J . ! t:.tcO
One Lot Ladies Skirt $5 and $6 values mostly all-wool cloths .xe- 0 AO
duccd to '...: LtJ0
Women's Coats
AU $10.00 Coats for $ 8.50
All 12.00 Coats for $10:30
AU 18.00 Coats lor $13,50
All 18.00 Coats for $16.50
All 20.00 Coats for $18.50
AU 25.00 Coats for $21.50
AU 36.00 Coats for $27,501
AN IMMENSE CLEARANCE OF SHOES FOR MEN
WOMEN OR CHILDREN
In the shoe department the reductions are even more radical than
elsewhere. Specials for the Women.
One Lot Ladies fine shoei narrow widths, welts and turns shoes
that sold lor-3.00 to 4.00, all one price
98c
Ladies Button Shoes, Gun Metal, Calf, good widths J) I . 7
Ladies Fine Shoes, good lasts, fine quality, a large assortment nn
SPECIAL FOR MEN.
Mens High Cut Boots regular $5 and $G quality ) O
Mens Walk Over Shoes, a number of broken lots, several styles (fi i n
of lasts, Gun Metal and Patent, 4.00 and 4.50 grades p.45
Mens Fine Shoes, odd styles, some worth up to 4.00 at B I .yo
Mens Heavy Work Shoes, a2.25 value DI.4o
FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN
Boys and Little Gents Shoes, Gun Metal, and Patents sizes 8 a in
to 12 12J to 2 2i to 6 M.40
Childrens Shoes 81 to 11 111 to 5 79C
Fancy Ribbons
)ne Lot of wide Fancy Ribbons suitable
lor Kensington lines and many other
items of fancy work any of them aro
cheap at ' 25c price reduced t n
t,!..1.. .;.., 19c
Ladies Black Morie Petticoats
regular price $1 reduced to..
in
69g
Ladies Night Gowns
Well mado full sized outing Flannel
Gown color white priced for o"?
this Bale atT. : . 0 JC
Gossard Corsets
$ 1 .98
We have on 'hand so vera Gossard
Corsets that are not of 'the latest
models but not entirely out .of date.
,hey,bjiva shorter skirts and are a
little bjghcr buBt than the new models.
These were all ."00 to 6.50 models.
We have, also added one model of 3.50
corsets that (s designed for fleshy
people. We will fit these corsets and
see that the model is right for you.
Wo will not sell any with out fitting.
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Clearance Sal for all Broken tots of "Union Suits
arid Underwear for Children.
Childrens
Heavy
Fleeced Lined
Underwear
all sizes'
19c
Childrens
Ribbed
Union
Suits
fine quality
.
. -47c a
Ladies
Ribbed
Cotton
Union
Suits
, 48c
3
Ladies
Ribbed
Cotton
Pants
19c
Ladies
1.50
Wool '
Plated
Union Suits
v $1.19
Ladies
$2.50 ,
Wool '
Union
.Suits
$1.79
Ladies
$3.50
. JJnion
Suits
- v '
$2.48
Ingrain Carpets
Your choice of any of our 60c, 65c
and 75c Wool Ingrqin Carpets
48c
Your choice of cotton filled Ingrain
Carpets for .
37ic
This is your chance for a new Carpet
at small expense V.
Reduced Price's on Ladies Suits''
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All $30.00 to$45.00 Suits reduced to$22.5Q
AlV?20-and $25 Suits reduced to 15.00
All $15 and $18 Suits reduced to 10.00
All 12.60 and 13.50 Suits reduced to 8.50
Siik and Wool Dresses
All ?G.50 to $8 Dressos reduced to$ 4.98
All $10.00 Dresses reduced to 7.48
All $12.00 Dresses reduced to O.O
All $15.00 DreBsea reduced to 1 0.48
AH $20.00 and $25.00 DresBes re- 17 in
duccd to 17 .48
Ladies' Waists
One lot Ladies' Silk Waists some chif
fon draped, others plain messaline, some
have long and some short sleeves, all are
nice patterns, reduced to
One-Lot Ladies' Plain Black Silk Shirts,
low neck, large turn down collar; short
sleeves; a nice plain waist reduced to
$1.98
One Lot Ladies'Cotton Waists, new
semi-tailored styles, reduced from $1.25
and $1.50 to
98c
Dress Goods.
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One Lot
50c
Wool Dress
Goods
39c r
One Lot
40 and 42-in
$1 Wool
Dress Goods
69c
One Lot
$1.50
Dress
Goods
93c
One Lot -
Heavy Dress
Goods worth
$1.00 to 1.75
73c
One lot .
$1.00
Brocaded
Silks
69c
Underwear
Mens Fleeced Lined Underwear
Shirts and drawers the in
regular 50c grade JVC
Mens Heavy Cotton Ribbed Shirts
and Drawers 50c values m
at : 39c
Mens .Union Suits 2.50 Q4 m(
qunlitj wool plated 2) I . I 7
Mens Union Suits High grade gar
meets worth 3.50 and 4. (T JQ
reduced to 5Z.40
Mons Heavy Fleeaelined Union
Suits regular 1.00 number ntn
reduced to JC
Blankets
One Lot Grey Wool Blankets full
size, made from the odd yarns in
a dress goods mill and one of tho
best wearing 4.00 blankots we'have
ever had. Price reduced rfr-j n
for this sale to 3)J.Zy
Turkish Towels
Largo sizo Bath Towels,
bleached, size 23.vl5 inches j n
reduced to y C
Linen Crash
An extra value 10c crafh re- l
duccd for this sale to 2C
Knit Goods
One lot Boys -Seoul Sweaters '$2. 25ii n
value tyl.OV
One Lot Ladies' Sweaters, $1.50 j -in
value L"
One Lot Ladies' Sweaters, $2.50 j nn
.value l.yo
One Lot Men's Wool Sweaters $2.00 a jn
value 1 .J"
One lot Men's Sweaters, $2.50 values .07
Rugs
Axminister Rugs, room size 9x12 ftp fn n
regular $22.50 quality reduced toj) I y ,45
Axminister rugs, room size, 9x12 ft in iO
$20.00 quality reduced to 1 ,40
Axminister Rugs, room sizo 9x12 r in
ft., $25 quality reduced to II AO
Axminister Rugs, size 8 ft. 3 in. by j g in
10 ft. 6-in., 18.50 quality reduced to I D.4o
Axminister Rugs, size 8 ft. 3 in. by i i n
10 ft. G-in. 17.50 quality reduced to 14.4o
kokthpeattb WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE, nebk
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We Are Proud
of bur fine display of Thankgiv
ing jewelry, which is now on ex
hibition. We have everything
that makes the table attractive
on Thanksgiving Day and wo
havo justwhat you want. Come
in early and mke your selections
while we havo a full stock.
CLINTON
Jeweler and Optician
We want your repair work.
5 DR. 0. II. CRESSLCR, 5
S pradualc Dentist. 2
9 0
rJ Office over tho McDonald J
'.j Stato Bank.
Local and Personal
Homer Hnndley camo down Wednes
day evening from Lodgopole and will
take charge of his confectionery store,
5 We -clean rugs. Hats cleaned and
blacked. C . O. D, Cleahors and Dyers.
"Miss Hildegard Clinton will nrrivo
from Lincoln tho first of next weok to
spend Thanksgiving with her parents,
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Mr. and Mrs. John Scow will leave
this afternoon for Beatrice to spend
Thanksgiving with the former's parents.
H. L. Bartholoniow has accepted a
position in the" HlUfclothine depart
ment and began worj Monday mbrn
ing. J. Mahaffey, of Yaco, Neb., arrived
Wednesday morning and is visiting at
the L. L. Gray home for a couple of
days.
Miss LaVaughn
home this morninte.
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Carroll teturncd
from Omaha and
Fremont, where-she spont a weok with
relatives.
Mrs. Dennis O'Brien returned yestor
dny morning from Omaha where she
had been the guest of relatives for sev
eral dayp.
Wm. Dempsoy, of Moorefield, spent
Wednesday in this cltyon busines.
All parties owing me will plenso call
and settle, as I need tho money.
87-3 J. E. Jeffries.
Mrs. Diamond returned Wednesday'
evening to her home in Hershoy after
spending n couple of days in this city
with friends.
Mrs. C. M. Reynolds and children left
yesterday morning for their homo in
Sutherland, after visiting at the O. W.
Sizcmore homo.
Automobile insurance against fire and
collision. Also against accident to per
sons by your car. You may be next.
87-4 Woodhurst Ins. Agency.
Mesdames J. J. Halligan and II. M.
Grimes left yesterday .morning for
Gothenburg to spend several days with
friends. . ,, '
H. Horde, of Central City, arriveo
Wodnesdny afternoon and, will viaU
friends and attend to business matters
for soveral days.
Harold Langford leaves today for
Omaha where he will visit friends for a
week and uttend the foot ball gamo
there Thanksgiving. u
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Anderson re
turned to their home in Hershoy the
first of this week, after spending sev
eral days with relatives.
A licenso to wed was granted Wed
nesday afternoon by Judgo Grant to Ira
M. I'hutera age 2G and Miss Pearl
Grady age 22, both residents of Brndv
A marriage license was granted by
Judge Grant Wednesday morning to
John F. McNnmara age 23 years and
Miss Susie Livingston age 19, both resi
dents of this city.
A marriage license was issued Wed
nesday by Judge Grant to Albert G.
Smith age 49, qf Stockville, Neb., and
Ella Stennette, age 41 of Moorefield.
The couple were married tho same
afternoon by the Judge.
The members of thoNevita club were
very pleasantly entertained Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. John
Dick. The afternoon was spent jn
kensington and a nice lunch served at
the close.
The members of the Harmony club
were pleasantly entertained Wednesday
evening after at the home of Mrs. J.
W. Payne. Tho evening was spent
In card games and nice refreshments
Were served. Mrs. F. T. Redmond as
sisted the hostess.
A special train ot seven coaches
loaded with members of "Tho Count
of .Luxemborg" opera company passed
through Tuesday enrouto from Los
Angeles to New York. The train from
coast to coast cost the manager an even
$5,000.
$18,000 worth of loans approved
and in process of closing with the Ne
braska Central Building & Loan Asso
ciation, of Lincoln, Nebr., in the last
30 days. We expect to make $18,000
more in the next 30 days.
C. F. Temple, District Agent.
Edgar N. Davis, a brother of J. S.
Dayis of this city, secured selection
No. 4 at Hyannis and chose a section in
the North Platte land district. Mr.
Davis lives at Cozad.
Chief Dillon, of the Grand Island
firo department, accompanied by sev
eral members of the council of that city,
Bpent Tuesday in town investigating the
new fire truck purchased by North
Platte. A dmonstration of tho truck
was given, and it is understood the
Grand Island men were well pleased.
Conductor Bert Culton returned from
Hyannis Tuesday where he secured selec
tion No. 8, the section ho selected lying
north of Le Moyne abont a dozen miles.
The present intention of Mr. Culton is
to.live on the land, make the necessary
improvements and obtain a patent
thereto. The section has quite a body
of good farm land.
Lost-Watch fob, Elk tooth and head
set with diamonds. Reward for return
to this office. 85-3
Miss Bortha Thoelecke, of Omaha.
wpII known in North Platte,
selection No. 23 in the forest
and will be here in a day or
make her filing, Parenthetically it
may be added thatsince MissThoelecke
drew a number in the land drawing she
has received a number of letters from
men who desire to correspond with her,
presumably with a view to matrimony.
secured
reserve,
two to
Transfer Line and Quick Delivery.
Phono Black 390. Peter McGovern.
005 Locust street. g4.g
Sunday Picture Shows Bob Up.
The question as to whether North
Platte shall allow picture shows to op
erate on Sunday has not been definitely
settled. Tuesday evening at tho meet
ing of the city council an ordinance? '
was introduced prohibiting the opera
tion of the shows on Sunday whether
or no an admission fee was charged,,
and also levying an annual tax of $20
per year on such play houses. Council
men Stone andJSchatz, however, held,
that the existing ordinance was suffic
ient and declined to favor tho passage
of ene that more directly governed the
shows. We presume this is another
question that will finally be submitted
to a vote of the people, the same as.
was Sunday base ball. Eventually
members of the city council will have
no prerogatives, they will simply b
figureheads, and all questions, no
matter how simple, will be decided by a.
vote of the people.
Return Cattle to Owners.
The thirteen head of cattle stolen by
Dierkson nnd sold to Henry Ridinger
and Turpie & Hollaway, were turned
over to the men from whom they were
stolen Wednesday. Rininger loses
about $200 and Turpie & Hollaway
$260, and there is no way in which thoy
can reimburse themselves.
Sheriff Salisbury will tako Dierkson
to the penitentiary next week whero h
will serve a sentence of from one to.
ten years. - ..
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