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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1914)
sjjM.jppp-fti WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE'S ranee Sale of Summer Goods egins Thursday, July 16th, and Ends August 1st. I niiiiiirT-i v- X '- K ?f ' . i , I,, i , - , ii ii1 i This is the Summer Event that everywoman in North Platte looks forward to, knowing that they Can always depend on real reductions in price at Wilcox's. Embroideries' STYLISH EMBROIDERIES One lot corset cover embroideries, medium grade -of work, regular 25c quality, per yard in One lot high grade Swiss embroid ery bands, 25 and 50c qual- ! Q ities, per yard I J u One lot 45 inch voile flouncings 75c quality, per yard RQn i -fOu One lot 45 inch Swiss flouncings, beautiful new patterns, cheap at 75c, per yard AOp One lot 18 inch crepe flouncings, this width can be used for many purposes, 50c grade, per OQn yard 03b One lot 45 inch crepe flouncing?, fine quality and cheap at the reg ular price of $1.00 per yard CDn .....' UilU Dollar and a half quality 45 inch crept flouncings, per yard M jQ Wash Dresses One lot both dark and light colored neatly made percale dresses, reg ular $1.25 quality " QQ One lot dresses, some lawn, some gingham and percale, extra val ues at $1.50 regular, sale 01 If) price ) 1 1 1 J One lot of gingham and lawn dress es, $2.00 value - (M CQ One lot high grade dresses in a great variety of styles and cloths, $3.50 values (fO HQ Muslin Underwear Children's muslin drawers, made of good muslin, per pair 7 n Children's white skirts, fairly good muslin, sale price IQn "Misses' drawers made of good mus lin, cut full sized, 35 and 40c QQ t values c.0 u Ladies' drawers, good plain 1Q hemstitched garments IDu Ladies' drawers, finer grades, nicer styles, 50c quality QQn Ladies' gowns, made of good muslin, nicely trimmed, slip over AQn styles, 75c quality ; Hub Ladies' gowns, finer quality, better trimmings, $1.00 quality 70 ri Ladies' gowns made of fine nain sook, nicely trimmed, M QQ $2.00 quality $lidU Ladies' combinations, nicely trim med, good quality, garments we have sold at $1.25, sale 7Qr price tub Ladies' combinations, made of fine quality materials, nicely trim med, $1.75 and $2.00 01 10 grades P 1 1 1 u Ladies' combinations, extra fine materials, $2.50 grade (M VQ White Dresses Every white dress we' have in stock goes in thfs sale at one-fourth off, of the regular price. Shirt Waists All kinds, all prices, all styles at 0 L 5 48 79 98c $1.48 $1.98 Ladies' Knit Underwear One lot Ladies' Union Suits, hir;h grade $3.00 suits . 01 PQ One lot ladies' union suits, $1.50 T!Uy ; 98c One lot ladies' union suits, $1.00 r".ty 69c Ladies' vests, good value at regu lar price, 15c, sale price Qp Ladies' knit pants, umbrella knee, i lace trimmed, 25c quality 1Q. Piece Goods One lot dolar silks, asorted Cfl styles, per yard UJb One lot Crepes, Voiles and 17 Ratines, 25c cloths . . . . lib One lot silk stripe Voiles and crepes, some fancy, some plain, QO 50c cloths 00b One lot fine white goods, 35 QQn and 50c cloths .0b Lawn Dress l'nttorns37c and Up One lot table linens, our reg- QQn ular $1.00 quality 00b Boys Wash Suits J One lot boys' suits, all colors and made in different styles, just the kind for hot weather wear, OQn $1.25 and $1.50 values JOb One lot boys' suits, finer grade, nice styles, $1.75 and $2.00 regular, sale price . . $1.39 Ladies' Wash Skirts made of coton crash, $1.25 AQ values Hub Onel ot white Pique skirts, made from nice quality matprial, pearl button trimmed, $2.00 qual- QQn One lot white Linen skirts Q" AQ $2.50 quality $ I i4U One lot. fine white Serge skirts that sold up to $10.00, your 00 Mtk choice tP&ityu Men's Furnishings One lot Men's Silver brand negligee shirts, $1.00 quality 7Qp One lot Ide brand negligee 01 1Q shirts, $1.50 quality ) 1 1 1 1) Men's Mesh Union Suits 48c Men's extra quality union suits $2.50 and $3.00 grades 01 70 One lot Men's 91.50 union suits ftSe Men's shirts or drawers 19c Men's high grade mesh underwear, shirts or drawers OQp Men's works shirts Mc Carpets and Rugs All of our Carpets and Rugs will go at this sale at a discount of one fifth off. .Shoes MEN'S OXFORDS One lot men's Walk-Over oxfords; this lot is made up of only a few pairs of $4.00 grade, your 0O choice dub One lot Walk-Over oxfords, $3.50 and $4.00 grade, made on good stylish lasts, both tan and 01 0Q black ipliUU ROYS' OXFOltMS One lot consisting of tan and pat ent leathers, per pair Q0n INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S OXFORDS One lot size 2 to 5, regular 70 r $1.00 and $1.25 quality f Jb One lot child's oxfords, sizes 5 to 8 $1.25 and $1.50 grade 00. One lot play shoes, size 5 to 11, $1.50 and $1.75 shoes .01 00 piiil MISSES' OXFORDS One lot white canvas oxfords JQn size llio to 2 ; HOC One lot patent leather oxfords, sev eral styles, size ll to 2 Q0p One lot misses' oxfords, sizes 81. , to 2, ajl at one price 70 1 I Jb Ladles' Oxfords nml Pumps One lot small sizes and narrow, $3, $3.50 and $4.00 goods, per QOp One lot oxfords and pumps, badly broken as to sizes, $3.50 01 70 and $4.00 quality P I ! 3 All of our fine oxfords and pumps from $3.00 to $4.00 grades, all new goods, up to date and all sizes, priced at. ONE- FOURTH OFF. ILLd; jj .PrBTO if I IkX ; i ; -mm I sSasSSL i.i iJHBIH WMSSSSBSm fffs DIXON, THE JEWELER. II 'N&SSS. TISITING CSEDS IKEDDWa rmtiONEM: M Local and Personal C. T. Whelnn left last night for Den ver where ho will remain during the week, mixing with the Elks. 'shoats for Sale Twenty-eight head averaging 40 pounds each. $5.00 per head Call at Howard ranch. Irene Boyor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Boyor, arrived from St. Louis yesterday and is visiting at the home of O. E. Elder. Mrs. R. D. Birge and Mrs. Frank Hatch will entertain tomorrow af tonioon at the homo of the former, in favor of Mrs. Donald Goodwill. Ernest Rincker and Corbin Jones go to Denver tomorrow to mingle with their brother Elks who are attending the grand lodge. Dean George G. Ware of Alliance, returned yesterday to his home after n visit in tho city with Dean J. J. Bowker. "Van," the genial night man at tho Vienna cafe, returned tho latter part of last week from a visit with friends at Salt lake, which city was his form- r hora . Frank Nolan returned Friday even Ins from Kansas City where ho spent a tew veeb on a arition' trip and visiting friends. Wanted Man and wifo tor work on ranch. Inquire at this office or phone L44G. tf Edwart', the little son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Knowles, la reported sick with the measles. Margaret, the lit tle girl, had them a short time ago and the little boy was taken down with them Triday. A. X. Durbin, Eric Uroeker, James Hart and Theodore Tottenhoff re turned Sunday aftornoon from Lls ton's lake where they went on a Ash ing trip. They report a good catch of bass. Wanted Lady book keeper. Must also be a stenographer. Answer in own handwriting giving name and address and salary desired. Answers must be in by Monday, July 20. Ad. dress XX Care of Tribune. Mrs. J. J. McDonald, of Boston, ar rived in tho city Sunddy for an ex tended visit with her son, L. A. Mc Donald of the Lincoln Highway Vul canizing company. She expects to spend the greater part of the sum mer hero. Edgar Schiller, Frank Tracy andP. M. Sorenson left last evening for Hastings on a business trip. Re ports are to the effect that, Messrs. Schiller and Tracy will drive back in a Saxon car which Mr. Tracy will purchase. County Attorney Geo. N. Glbbs left last ovenlng for Stapleton and Gundy where he will spend a few days prosecuting three criminal cases which are resultnnt from celebrating tho Fourth of July. Tho cases arc entitled the stute of Nebraska vs. Koenig, two cases, and the state vs. Abbott. The county commissioners left yes terday aftornoon for tho Hershey vi cinity whoro they will Inspect a ditch which is being excavated by Wool back & Co. A case was filed in the county court last week against the company for destroying a bridge and U is now lfcing held by residents of that vicinity that they are damaging the public highway by running water into it; ah-o that the water Is running on land belonging to n man other than tno one upon whoso property tho ditch Is being placed. Tho commis sioners will inspect the conditions and it may bo necessary to take, ac tion against the man enjoining him from digging the ditch. Ernest Coy charged with stealing a suit ol clothes of Hurry Reese, was tried yesterday before Justice Sulli van, wa3 found guilty, and given sen tence of fifteen days in tho county Jail. Sentence was suspended on con dition that he get to work at his trado of sewing machine repairer and get the money to pay tho costs of the suit and a fine. The suit of clothes was loaned tho man by Mr. Reese whllo his was being repaired. He agreed to return It nt live o'clock In tho even ing, but In tho menntliuo ho boarded a train and left for Gothenburg, where he was npprehended In the evening. Postmaster Din Is' Brother Dies Postmaster Davis was calod to DenverSunday by a telegram an nouncing the death of a brother. This brother located just beyond tho out skirts of Denver in the early days and each year increased his acres un til he accumulated a vast tract of land for which ho was offered seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars last year. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mehlmau have been spending tho past fow days nt points in Colorado, and will spend thin week in Denver taking In the sights connected with tho Elks' grand lodge. W. V. Hoagland left Sunday for Lincoln nml Omaha where ho will transact legal business for several days. Jas. F. Keefo left Saturday for Den ver, where ho will spend a week's va cation mingling with tho Elks. Notice of Sncclnl Election In Lincoln County, Nebraska. .Many Attend (ullil .Musiciile. A nice crowd attended the musl cale given FJ Iday evening by the Episcopal Ouild at the home of Mrs. Field and a pleasant ovenlng wns enjoyed' A nice musical program wr.s given, beginning at 8:30 o'clock. Tho program consisted of thirteen instru- Notlco is horoby given that a spe cial election will bo held In nnd for the County of Lincoln, In tho Stnto of Nebraska, on the 18th day of August, 1914, at which the following proposi tion will be submitted to tho voters of Lincoln County, Nebraska, to-wit: Shall tho Board of County Commis sioners In Lincoln County, in tho Btato of Nebraska, lovy a special annual tax of five mills por annum on tho dollar valuation on all tho taxnblo property In said County of Lincoln for a term of four consecutive years, beginning In tho year 1914, for tho purpose of raising tho sum of ono hundred thousand (?100,000.00) Dollars to bo used In tho erection of a new court house In tho City of North Platte, in tho County of Lincoln, In tho Stnto of Nebraska. Tho ballots to bo used at such spe cial iltchon shall have printed there on: FOR: A lovy by tho Board of Coun ty Commissioners dt Lincoln County, State 'ot Nobraska, of a special an nual tax of five mills on Jio dqtlar tuiuiuiuu oh an cu mc laxamc prop erty In said County ,oh Lincoln, for four consecutive yenrsrjbcglnning with mental and vocal numbers niul a reading by MIss Alma Walt&math I tho year 1914. for the nurnoHo of mli and was much job joyed. The Eplsco- j lng tho sum of Ono hundred thousand Wanted Competent girl for gener al housework. Inquire 020 West 4th, Mrs. Geo. 13. Dent. 49-2 Tho North Platte band cave its sec ond weekly concert Sunday afternoons at the court house park to a nlco crowd. On account of the ball game there wob not ns many prsfnt as was .ii' i A -la urogram v.a" rlen Mutual Building & Loan Association Assets May 1st. 1914, S613.998.75 To supply the demand for approved loans this association will issue a limited amount of its paid up stock. This stock pays six per cent interest. Interest paid semi-annually. No better or safer investment can be found for idle money pnl male quartette, consisting of C S Clinton, James Clinton, Ilorton Munger and Richmond Blrco. nave ttwo selections,. .Fallowing the pro gram refreshments of Ice cream nnd cake wro boned by t!u- ladles and tho remainder of tho ovonhig was spent with social conven All pres ent reported a pleanant oenIng. Following Is tho program. Piano solo Les Sylvnln's, Clinnil nado Mrh,. Moru . Quartette Until tho Dawn, I arks Messrs. Blrgo, Munger, i S,. Clinton, nnd J. Clinton. Vocal solo At Dawning, Cadmnn Mr3. Elizabeth Cramer. Cornet eolo Grand Rus-'.nn Fan tasia, Lovy Karl Stamp. Piano solo Impromptu, Rh Ir.hult Miss Jnnet McDonald. Vocal Solo Sunbeams, It, II. Elitin Mrs. Frank Bacon. Reading Louisiana Miss Alma Waltemath. Duet O, that Wo Two Were May ing, Smith Mrs. Hatch and Mr. Clin ton. Ilnno solo At the Spinning Wheel, Godard Miss Dulcle Frater, Vocal solo The Nightingales Song, Nevln Mrs. Frank Bacon. Vocal solo Bedouin Love Song PlUHUti Mr. Wormian, Piano Solo La Rgata Venlclanna, Liszt Miss Ruth Beecher, Quartette When Uncl6 Joo Plays n Rag on His Old Banjo- Messrs, Blrge. Munger, C. S. Clinton and J Clinton. (?100,000.00) Dollnrs to bo used In the erection and construction of n new court houso In the City of North Platto In said County of Lincoln, In tho Stnto of Nobraska. AGAINST: A levy by tho Board of County Commissioners of Lincoln County, Stnto of Nebraska, of a apo- , clal annual tax of five mills on tho dol lar valuation on nil of tho taxable property In said County of Lincoln, for four consecutive years, bdglnnlng with tho year 1914, for tho purposo of raising tho slim of Ono hundred thousand ($100,000) Dollars to bo used in tho oroction and construction ot a new court houso In tho City of North Platte, in and for said county of Lin coln, n tho State of Nebraska. Those voting in favor of said'prop osltion shall mark their ballot, with an "X" after the paragraph beginning with tho word "For", and those vot ing against said proposition 'nhnh mark their ballot with nn "X" nftoj tj.e paragraph beginning with "tho y ml "Agnlnst." i T Said election will ba open from ,8 o'clock A. M. and continue to bo open until C o'clock P. M. on said date, and tho poling places In tho vrlous pro etnets of said County will bo nt tho regular polling places whbrcat the i primary election In and for said t'ounty of Lincoln vill bo hold on said day. , '' By order of tho Board of County Commissioners of Lincoln County, 'Ncf braskn, mndo on this Gth day of Jul?, 1911. ' C. W. YOST, - County Clork. IDLE MONEY For funds that you will not use for a few Months, we issue Time Certificates of Deposit which bear interest at 4 percent. In this way your funds which are temporar ily idle, can be made profitable. We will be glad to explain the plan more fully to you, if you will call. McDonald State Bank, North Platte, Nebraska. CHAS. McDONALD, President WH. II. McDONALD, Cashier W. E. STARR, Ass't Coahlor ifrf-l Mas i 'X4F v
