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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1915)
Wilcox Department Store Specials! From November 13th to November 28th we will offer Specials on a great many new and up to date items as vell as some odd and broken lots from last season. On either class of articles you will make substantial savings GROCERY SPECIALS 5 lb. Package Argo Starch 20 C E. C. Corn Flakes, 4 packages. Tomatoes, standard, large can i)Ep 3 cans for ub Sauer Kraut, 3 cans for 2jq Empson's Leader or Champion OEn Peas, 3 cans for uu 20 Mule Team Borax Soap, 7 OC bars for ub Lennox Soap, 8 bars for 25 G Santa Claus Soap, 8 bars for 25 C CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR Childrens Shirts and Drawers, fleece lined, sizes in this lot are IQn broken, special price Iul Boys Ribbed fleece lined shirts and drawers, all sizes, special Of1 price uu Boy's Wright's fleece lined shirts and drawers, the best fleece lined goods made, regular 50c 90 n quality, special price. ... t. .03 u Girls' Union Suits, fine quality cot ton ribed, regular 50 to 75c qual ity, broken sizes, special 9Q price wJb Children's wool union suits, san itary ribbed, all sizes, value 85c to $1.25, special price JQg Children's Wool Vests and Pants, worth up to 70c, in large sizes, all sizes, put together at AOe special price 40 U OUTING GOWNS One lot Ladies Outing Gowns, white or colored, full size, spe- flQn cial price Ihlb LADIES' SUITS This will be the best chance you will have to buy your fall suit. We are offering up to the minute styles in the best makes at special prices that make them cheaper than infer ior goods. Lot 1, High Grade Suits, values up to $35.00, special price (JJ'Jfj Lot 2, Medium Grade Suits, good values at $20.00, spe- M AO cial pi'ice P IfiT'O Lot 3, Good grades of cheaper qua! ity, values $15.00, spe cial price Lot 4, Last season's Suits, all in high grade garments, selling up to $35 and $40, special G7 VI 11 iJJI itI .$19.48 $9,98 price LADIES' DRESSES Lot 1, Ladies' Wool Dresses, all wool cloths, special price Lot 2, Ladies' Wool Dresses, good fine cloths, special price Lot 3, House Dresses made from good ginghams and percales, light and dark colors, special 70a I ub price SILKS One lot 2G inch Taffeta Silks, CQp $1.00 values, special price ..Job One lot 3G inch Fancy Silks 00 $1.50 values, special price.. JUb SHIRT WAISTS One lot Fancy Plaid Silk Waists, new styles, special pi'ice QQn . JUb I j nil $9.98 One lot Silk Waists, small sizes, not new in styles, but $3.50 to QRo $7.50 values, special price ..JUb LADIES' COATS Right now is coat time and our line is larger than ever before.. We have taken all our cloth coats and made them into ..hree lots, offering you values that will surprise you. Lot 1, All of our high grade cloth coats worth up to $25 and $30, special price Lot 2, Fine ciJtl coats including a great many Wooltex Q"A VfC garments, special price. Jy iHiHO Let 3, A large line of splendid cloths made i.p in up to date styles, weil tailored, special price Lot 4, Tnis is a good lino of Junior Styles f..v j.;irlfe 13 to iG M Q0 years old, special price ..Pt,iJu Lot 5, High Grade Coats, last years' styles, some worth up to $25.00 These make good, service garments, special price Lot G, A few old styles, small sizes, but good warm garments special price CORSETS One lot high grade back lacing cor sets, values $2.50, $3 and $3.50. These are all right except the elas tic in the garters are weak, special price . . MILLINERY During this period Miss Whittaker will make special prices on a great many items in Millinery. No mat ter what price hat you want, see Miss Whittaker before you buy. MENS SHIRTS We are overstocked on $1.50 qual ity of mens line shirts and will of fer a large assortment at QQp special price JUb One lot mens fancy shirts', CQn good percales special price .JUb !:$3.48 sizes, 98c ; cor $3.50. i nine. $1.98 LADIKS' DRESS SKIRTS Lot 1, All of our highest grade skirts, latest styles, values up to $10 and $12.00, special j. Lot 2, This lot is made up of latest stylo skirts selling up 0100 to $7.00, special prico tptiJU Lot 3, Ladies' Skirts, cheaper cloths, but good quality, spe- OO VI Q cial price vOifO Lot 4, Ladies' all wool serge Skirts, well made, good styles special price MEN'S FURNISHINGS J hJll.A& CO) .$2.48 Men's Fleece Lined Union Suits, special price 83c Men's Heavy Ribbed Cotton 09 Union Suits, special prico ..00b One lot men's wool shirts and draw ers, broken sizes, special 7Qp price I J b Men's Woolen Socks, heavy Iflp weight, special price I Uu Men's Rockford Socks, heavy weight, special price Mens work shirts, good quality special price One lot Boy Scout Sweaters, a heavy wool sweater, colors navy and tan, special price . . Boys wool blouses, regular quality, just the thing for school wear, special price . . ..7c 39c good 98c $1.00 79c RLANKETS Cotton Blankets, size 70x80 inches, regular $1.50 quality, spe cial price One lot Grey Woolen Blankets, one of the best $4.00 blankets we have ever handled, special price ;$1.2S .$3.28 SHOES One lot Ladles fine Shoes, flue qual ity patent leathers and tan, small sizes, narrow last, special QQ price JUb Ono lot Ladies line Shoes, good lasts, but broken sizes, quite an assort ment of styles and leathers, all of them $3.00, $3.50 and $4 PQ AO grades, special price ....yCiHQ Ono lot Growing Girls shoes, both button and blucher styles, sizes 21. to 5. A good flne shoe made to sell for $2.50 and $3.00, 01 OQ special price tjlliJU Ono lot Boys Patent Leather Shoes, sizes 9 to 5, regular prices up to $2.50, special price QjJC Ono lot Mens Heavy Tan Work Shoes, a good strong, serviceable shoo, $3.00 value, special (JH Hfl price tp&i&tl One lot Mens Elk Outing Shoes, also a few heavy black work shoes, $2.50 values, special (M QQ price ip I iJU One lot Mens Patent shoes, also a few Vici Kid, not new lasts, but shoes worth up to $5.00, In high grade lines, special price "j (Jg RUGS AND CARPETS One lot 9x12 Axminster Rugs, special price . . . One lot 9x12 Axminster Rugs, one of the best known 017 IS makes, special price ... .$1 1 iHO Ono lot 9x12 extra Axmister Rugs, fine quality, special 010 ID price iPIJiHO One lot 9x12 Velvet Rugs, 01 Q P high grade, special price.v I Ji"0 Ingrain Carpets, your choice of any piece in our stock, special VI Qn 'tUb $15.48 price per yard DR. 0. II. CRESSLER, Graduate Dentist - Office over the McDonald State Bank: CITY AND COUNTY NEWS. All new Fall Coats selling at Re duced Prices at BLOCK'S. Wnllawnrth nf Rntlinrlnnd onf Tnooiinv lmro nnii nMpniinii tho on the additional pages of this issue Ivanhoe club dance that evening. These additional pages will be used i nnlto frenuentlv in the future. and Mrs. Eli Ha ism and babyi . , L Mr. left at noon Wednesday for Grand Is land to visit for a week or more. Tho Van Doran orchestra left yes terday afternoon for Cozad to play during the corn show which is being held there this week. You can still buy 3 bars of Royal Medicated Cuticle Soap for 25 cents for tho next few days at Wilcox De partment Store. Phillip Pizer, of Ogalalla, spent tho fore part of this week transacting business here and visiting tho Pizer family. Latest Hair Dress 25c, Coates' par lor. Wo can more than compdte on prices and quality on the cotton and wool blankets. He sure to see them. E. T. TRAMP & SON'S. S,shlldkre's Hungarian orchestra, which formed the third number on the united lecture course, entcrtainod 'a iaigo audienco at tho Presbyterian church Wednesday evening. The pro gram rendered was exceptionally lino and well pleased thoso present. All suits now sold at cost. E. T. TRAMP & SO.s'S. There is somo speculation now as to whether that $70,000 depot will bo built on tho site of tho old one, at a point just east, or on a sito west of Locust. But tho location is not of vital Importance; what concerns us most is, when will it bo built? Tho matter of playing cards games for chips in tho various cigar stores was brought before tho council Tues day evening by Councilman Van Cleavo and discussed at somo length, but no action taken. Mr. Van Cleavo insisted that it is a form of gambling that should bo suppressed. Children's fur sets from $1.48 up per set at BLOCK'S. Clydo Trotter, agent for tho Max well and Oakland cars, received an other carload this week. Ho is now in position to quickly fill orders. Tho fact that ho sells tho Maxwoll cars on tho instalment plan and without intor st on doferred payments makes the selling of tho cars easy and popular. Will Chausseo was somewhat Jam med up Saturday night in an automo bile accident. In tho street near Hoat son's a dog attempted to cross in front of tho machlno and was hit. Tho impact threw tho car to ono side, breaking a front wheel. Chausseo, thinking tho car would turn ovor, jumped. Ho alighted In such way Dn P. J. Wurtele has purchased a'THK KEATTY ATS'I) SOULES new Buick coupe. j CASE M) OX TRIAL Teamsters and workmen began yes- . . gt . f Nebragka WS hXSI UP dCbriB f 2t WiU BeSj ?S wSlrfn Sffi depot and hotel. I Ul0 charg0 Qf cattlo stcallng is Found Bunch of keys on an Oma-j now in progress in tho district court, ha Bank key ring. Owner can "nave Tho selection of a jury began Wcdnes samo by paying for ths notice. I day morning, and after tho twelve For Sale-Cenent block machine,1 Jurors who lJ'T ...,...,, , .., .,; been passed or rejected, nearly one w c.auw, a.m , hundred talesmen were summoned, " """""" " ' and yet twelve men satisfactory to tho Miss Effle Falrbrother, who has, prosecution or the defense bad not been visiting Mrs. Harry Moore for ten . been secured. Tho jury in tho Giles days, will return homo the first of. Horner case, which came In Wodnes- next week. day evening after being out nearly Local and county news will be found " (llillllll UIIU J.A Will UIVOU tV AUU4 WW UUA. flclent to fill tho chairs was obtained. Tho opening statements by tho prose cution and defense wero made prior to Mr. and Mrs. John Singleton leavo today for Los Angeles, going via Port land. They will spend tho winter In southern Calfornia, as thoy havo bon doing for several years past. Roy Spurrier, farm superintendent at tho Rosebud Indian agency, who has been visiting his family for a couple of weeks, will return to South Dakota Sunday. Furs "Wanted Bring in your, furs to us. Wo will pay you tho highest prico. Don't Bhlp them until you soo ub. NORTH PLATTE JUNK HOUSE. Miss Cora Souser was hostess to the tho noon adjournment, and the taking Eldeen club Wednesday afternoon The ladies spent a couple of hours In isowing and enjoyed a nice lunch. As per promise of General Manager Ware, train No. 17 is now making stops at Hershey and Sutherland. This became effectlvo last ovenlng. Tho Elite Kensington club spent a pleasant afternoon with Mrs. Charles Groves Tuesday and she was presented with a hand painted plato. A dainty lunch in two courses was served. Tho next meeting will bo held at tha home of Mrs. Harry Johnston. Tho Knights of Columbus dance last evening at the Masonic hall was en joyed by a largo number of tho knights and their ladies. Card games wore also a feature of tho evening. The committee In charge left nothing un done which would add to tho pleusure of their guests. The suit you admired some timo ago, only it was perhaps a littlo too ex pensive for you, if It's still here, you . i it., i r Ti..t . can uuy u now ai jiuu ni BLOCK'S. Two of tho girls employed at tho Pacific Hotel lost all their porsonal effects including their money and cer tificates of deposit in tho postal saving bank. Duplicates of tho latter, how ever, can bo issued. The day clerk at tho hotel lost his clothing and about $100 in money. Wo wish to thank our friends, also tho Ladies of tho Maccabees and W. R. C. for tho kindness shown us during tho illness and death of our beloved mnthor and sistor. also for tho beau tiful floral tributes. Signed: Mrs. II. n Knnworthv and family. Mrs. M. V AUtiirn and family. Mrs. Sarah A. Uangs. Salted peanuts 10c a pound at Wil cox Department Store. Tim fortieth anniversary of the home coming of Walla Walla lodgo was cel ebrated wltn anpropriato exercises at tho I. O. O. F. hall last evening. After tho lodge work and degreo work a banquet was served and each mem ber gavo a ono mlnuto talk. Judgo Hobart. of Goring, was the. principal sneaker of tho evening. A number t rf nut nt (mn mnmborH wero nreaont. Tako caro of your eyes Don't strain your eyes tryng to got along without glasses continually, or uciecuvo vis will cllmlnato tho strain and prfi- bervo your vision. Continuous stra'n wll result In your having to wear glasses contlnua.ly, of defective v's of testimony begun in tho afternoon. The prosecution is being conducted by County Attorney Gibbs and W. V. Hoagland and Wilcox & Halllgan, Beeler & Crosby and Robert Beatty aro attorneys for the defense. Furs! Furs! See our new style muffs In the mel on shape, made of all kinds of furs,' plushes, baby lamb, and ural lamb, from $2.48 up at BLOCK'S. ! oo nrtnnin n urrist nml frnnturo a Ion. C. S. CLINTON. Register Op bono of his forearm. Sutherland Freo tcmetrlst, look ftr tho sign with tho County Commissioners Springer and Horminghauscn, who aro making a re assessment of the school lands of the county, find tho woik ratliT arduouf. In order to mako a fair showing they aro forced to travel from eighty to . no hundred miles a day In an auto driven by Arthur Hoagland, and as much of this driving Ih ovor untrav cled roads, up hill and down hill, It grows mighty tiresome after a week's experience. The cost of ro-assesslng tho school land Is paid by the state. S. Workman, living on tho formor Watts ranch, two miles west of town gj will establish a dairy route next week. Ho will milk thlrty-flvo or forty cowa g of tho Jersey and Shorthorn breeds. Several cases of small pox havo ao- Vf.loped during the past two weeks In fpinilles living north of the no.-rn riv er Among tho families oftecti 1 aro those of George Kopf, Lili Macey and ono of two others. A teacher in ono of tho schools was tho first vic tim. In each case tho diseaso Is of light form. , Tho Hollowoll Co., which will give a concert at tho Keith November 30th under tho auspices of tho B. O. P. Elks, havo appeared twico in Nortu Platte and each tlmo rendered a program that won tho unstinted pralso of tho audience. Thoy aro finished inugl clnns, each ot tho ten being an artist.1 Tho admission prices will bo 75, 50 and 25 cents. Tho ladles of tho Episcopal church' hold a very successful salo of fancy articles in tho basement of tho church yesterday aftornoon. Thoy succeeded In disposing of nearly all their goods, and found tho receipts to bo two hun dred dollars. Light refreshments wero served. A marrlago license was granted Wednesday afternoon to Ralph Smith of Lucln, Utah, and Mrs. Idora Smith, of Valyrang, and thoy wero married thut evening by II. G. Knowles. For Snlo Puro bred Duroc-Jorsoy sprJng boars your cholco at $25.00 each. OCtf EXPERIMENTAL STATION. Your Choice of any Ladies' Suit in the House, no matter what the cost may be to us, atv ' 4'V Of the many hundreds of ladies' suits we have received this season we have just thirty-three remaining, and we cannot afford to carry them over, hence they must be cleared out, and that too within the next fifteen days. The sizes are pretty well assorted. These gar ments sold as high as $37.50 a suit. LADIES' COATS Just received from our New York buyer twenty-five black Zibeline Coats, sizes from 16 to 44, made with belts. Can be worn in plain or chink collar, which we have placed on sale at 4 , Other stores would call these coats a bargain at $12.50 DRESSES AND SKIRTS We have just received a large shipment of Dresses and Skirts which we are offering at the lowest possible prices. Style and quality right. Special for Saturday All Ladies', Misses' and Children's Underwear at a ten per cent discount. THE LEADER. JULIUS PIZER. NORTH PLATTE Lance. t U'B
