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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1914)
f "mi,hlWji &.. LJ T-J : i t & TWENTY-NLNTH YEAR. NORTH PLATTE, NEB.,j MAY 22, 1914. No. 35 dw1 ' ..AT' k V 'iv3' fj1?, I I Harcourt & Jensen Successors to C. 0. Weingand. NORTH PLATTE'S GREAT CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP SALE Harcourt & Jensen iw Successors to CiJO. Weingand. Attention, Mothers! BOYS' CLOTHING. . Boys' Odd Trousers Included; Any Boys' Knee Pant Suit in the hoiisd includ ing those with two pairs of trousers as follows: Weingand's $8.50 Boys' Suits now . . . .$5.75 Weingand's 7.50 Boys' Suits now .... $4.75 Weingand's 6.00 Boys' suits now 3.75 Weingand's 5.00 Boys' Suits now 3.25 Wcingand"s 4.00 Boys" Suits now 2.75 ilatllsit,l No Mis-statements, Wo Fakes, but Real Bargains. Not a price .mark has been changed. Every arti cle bears the original fig ures placed there by C. 0. Weingand. These prices include such makes as Adler's,Col legian Clothes, Kirshbaum, Alco, System, etc. " HlL 1Mb j$w 'w5 MEN'S ODD PANTS. Weingand's price $5.00 ours $3.75 Weingand's price Weingand's price Weingand's price Weingand's price 4.50 ours 3.00 4.00 ours 2.75 3.50 ours ,2.25 3.00 ours 3.00 Weingand's price Weingand's price Weingand's price 2.50 ours -. 1.75 2.00 ours v.. 1.45 1.75ours '.:.??.., 1.15 Any suit in Weingand's stock that sold urj to $15, sale price 0 75 Any suit in Weingand's stock that sold up to $20 sale price ' 11 7j5 Any suit in Weingand's stock that sold up to $27.50. sale price 5 7S i& Ira X & : Y'JM ki ';4P vvSlW A'fvW ft jar i V SHOES Include Uphaim, Selz, " Endicott - John-4 son, End wall, J. P. Smith and others. These include high and low cut for meii and boys. Weingand's price $5.00, ours $3.45 Weingand's price Weingand's priee Weingand's pritc Weingand's price Weingand's price Weingand's price 4.50 ours 3.15 -4.D0, ours . . .' w;2.85 3.50, ours "T. ...; '.. 2.45 3..00, ours !... 2.15 2,50, ours .. 1.75 2.00, ours 1.65 Traveling Goods-&,;E?k, B-Su" TRUNKS $11.00 Trunk $7.75 10.00 Trunk 7.75 9.00 Trunk 7.25 6.00 Trunk 3.75 Thtt Include. Hart man'. Cclbrated Gib rnlUrlied Trunki.rcg ular and itcamcr sizes. Suit Cases. SltkOO Cese $10.23 15,00 Case 9.75 7;50 Case 4.40 5.00 Caao 3,50 3,50 Caso 2.2n 2.00 Case Llr I fc$50 Case l.Op BAGS $14.00 Bag 10.00 8.50 7.50 6.50 2.00 Bag Bacr Batr Bag Bog $9.25 0.75 5.50 4.50 4.40 1.15 Summer Underwear. Thif includes short sleeves, knee length, long sleeves, ankle lengthy athletic and z piece garments. Weingands price $3.00 ours. . Weingands price 2.50 ours.. 2.00 ours.. 1.50 ours.. 1.25 ours.. 1.00 ours.. $1.95 1.50 1.15 d.00 J5c 70c Two Diece garments in all colors regular 50c values now 35c Boys Underwear Porus Knit Union Suits. Weingands price 50c ours 39c Weingands price Weingands price Weingands price Weingands price Mens Dress and Work Gloves Weingands price $2.00 ours... . . $1 .45 1.35 1.15 1.10 1.00 80c 39c . -Weingands price. L 75 ours . . . , Weingands prico 1 .50 ours Weingands price 1 .35 ours. . . Weingands price 1 .25 ours. . . , Weingands price 1.00 ours... Weingands price 50c ours . . . Neckwear Weingands price $1 . ours 60c Weingands price 50c ours 39c One lot 25c and 50c Neckwear. . 19c Mens and Boy's Hosiery Mens Celebrated interwoven Hosiery (Silk) Weingands-price-30c sale.v 39c Mes celebrated interwoven Hosiery (Lisle) Weingands price 25c, sale two pair..., 39c Four other celebrated makes of Hose, Weingands price 2 pairs 25c, sale 3 pair .- 25c Boys Hosiery, regular 25c 'sellers, 'guaranteed, sale price per pair. . . 20c Men's Standard make Dress and Work Shirts. Any shirr in the house that sold lor, $2.50 now :.. . $1.75 1.50 now , .V1.00 l.OOor 1.25 .....75c 50c now 39c Any Boys Shirt that sold for $1.00 now 75c Boys 75c Waists now 50c Boys 50e Waists now 39c Mentf and Boys' Soft and Stiff Felt Hats including Straw and .Panamas. Any $500 Hat now $3,50 Any UO'Hat now 3.25 AnyjSMK) Hat now 1 .90 Any 50 .Hat now 1.65 Any?bo Hat now 1.15 Any ft '.50 Hat now.. ....' 95c "Any 75c Hat now. ,,.l 50c Any -50c Hat now , . 39c i HARCOURX-i& JENSEN, NORTH PLATTE. Local and Personal. The Club Nevita will meet with Mrs. Andy Yost next Wednesday afternoon. The commencement exercises will be held in the Sutherland school next Fri day evening. Mrs. Geo. T. Field returned this week from her protracted visit in Detroit, B6ston and other eastern points. Have you bought that sack of Pleazall 'Flour yet at Wilcox Department Store? The L. 6. T. M. will hold a ten cent social at the I. O. O. F. hall Saturday afternoon.. Ico cream and cako will be served. Clinton's jewelry auction will go down in hiitory of North Platte as one of the greatest tiado events over known in North Platte. Jos. Hare, special agent and adjus ter for the. Union Fire Insurance Co., is transacting business in North Platte and vicinity. The Literary department of the Twentieth Century club will moet Tues day afternoon with Mrs. J. W. Payne, on West Fifth street. For Rent C room house with base ment. Phone Red 540. Mr. and Mrs. Miller and children, of Missouri, who hnvo boon the guests of Mrs. Miller's aunt Mrs. Edward Boosch, left Wcdn csday for Sterling where they will probably locate. Think of buying a high grade $35 " suit for ?10. You will have to come quick if you want one. Wilcox Department Store. Mrs. S. Hartman, Mrs. E. W. Crane and Mrs. A. P. Kelley were in w ., faw rfnvn this week attend ing the home missionary meoting of the Methodist churches. The Red Ribbon dancing club held a well-attended dancing party Tuesday evening at the K. P. hall. About forty couples attended and a pleasant evening was roported. Vernon Luneford, boiler maker's helper at the round house, had his lin ger badly crushed and cut Wednesday while at work. He way taken to a company physician ancf had it treated and will be laid off for a week with the Injury. GOOD LARD Another special Saturday only at the Cash market. Good lard at 10c per Christian Science service Sunday 11 a. m. Subjoct: "Soul and Body," Sun day school 12 m. K. P. hall Dowey street. Dr. A. J. Ames, of Potter, arrived in the city yesterday morning to visit for a short time with his wife, Dr. Maiie Ames, and to look after some business matters. County Attorney George N. Gibba filed yesterday with the county treas urer for re-nomination as a candidate, for county attorney on the democratic ticket at the primaries August 19th. Frank Hood yesterday purchased the Mrs. S. Many 160-acre farm ten miles southeast of "town for $5,500. Mr. Hood, who has a ranch north of the river, will winter his cattlo on his newly acquired land. The case of tho State against Dr. Marie Amos was to have been heard before the county court yesterday, but by agreement of all parties it was con tinued until June .iztn. county Auorney Gibbs made an amendment in tho com plaint and tho complaint was filed yestorday. Just recently opened up a confection ery store and ice cream parlor on Fifth street back of the Schatz st6re. A part of your patronage is solicited. Farmers aro invited to comp in- and eat their lunch with me, and make this their stopping place when in town. A rest room for all. Lucille McMichael. Tho committeo in charge of tho Chautauqua report a very good advance sale of season tickots. Thoy have so cured the services of Miss F. Gould, who with Mr5. M. V. Mitchell, will can yass the city sometime during the com intrweek. Season tickets purchased of tho canvassers in advanco cost 2 but if purchased at the gate, the price will be $z.tu. Dr. O. II. Cressler was elected vice president of the State Dcnal Society at their annual convention which was held this week In Lincoln at the Lin dell hotel. Dr. Cressler was a member of the executive board last year and was also managing editor of the state paper. Dr. H. C. Brock returned yesterday and announced the election of Dr. Cressler. Dr. Mitchell and Dr. Crook alio attended from hore. Dr. Cressler and Dr. Crook erpeet to re turn home today, but Dr. Mitchell will remain until Sunday, A fine mestinfr was held in Lincoln and it was attended by about five hundred dentists from all over tne state. May Memorial Day Proclamation. 30th is a legal holiday. and games and sports are prohibited by law, It is meet that the busy wheel should stop. That the hammer should cease its ring, that an unwonted quiet should provail and that words or eloquence should mingle with the fragrance of flowers in honor of the patriot dead. I call on all citizens t participate in placing flowers on the graves of their departed on this, our national memorial day. E H. Evans, Mayor. Memorial Day Programme. At 9:30 a. m. a detail under com mand of Ashley Peters will go to the .south side cemetery and decorate the graves with ceremony. 9:00 a. m. The Post corns and citi zens will proceed to the North Plat'te cemetery and decorate the graves. The corps will Have ritual seryice at G. A, R. plot. 2:30 p. m. public services will bo held at tho Keith theatre. Rev. Knowles will deliver tho memor jial oration. Prof. Garlisch and the school children will sing songs, uncom s Gettysburg Address by Master Thom son. Recitation by Mis. Tiley. Tho public generally aro urged to at tend. The exorcises will be good, J. F. Schmalzried, Post Com. J. E. Evans, Adjt. 1 $ iiji i, A Saturday Specia I s . . Any Suit in thfc Store . . eaiMiiiMMiiiiuuorii CJi M " SATURDAY SPECIAL, MAY 23rd, at Doolittle Bakery, Cream Puffs at 25c a dozen. Theso puffs will filled with mire whinncu cream ducod on our own farm. If vou like good fresh rich cream puffs this is your chance. bo pro- Tub Silk Waists. $3.00 values Saturday at l.lfo . Hoiise Dresses. Regular. $1.00 7Qr and 1.25 values JLz?t Tho Catholic Girls' club was delight fully entertained Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. F. J. McCovern r.t 500 South Chostnut street. The even ing was spent with cards and other games aod nlco refreshments were served. The plate was won by Mrs. Homer'Huff and Miss Hannah Keliher won second prize. Call and see the late samples of up holstering goods just received. Peter McGovern, 611 Locust St., phone red 264. Arthur Brown has filed a petition for divorce'Jn the district court asking for divorce from Bessie Brown and the cus tody of the minor child. He charges her with immorality and infidelity. unimer Dresses. Dainty new summer dresses in linen, crepes, voilles and other summery fabrics; scores of the very newest styles to choose from, best values in the city from 2.98 to 10.00 r Bf n 1 ,1 At V .pound, uring your vu. .,, jai