The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, April 20, 1917, Image 5

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6 Spools 19c
with a purchase of
SI in Notions. J.
& P. Coatcs Best.
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HFREE OFFER Noi!'ol'ysk
at 2;30 in the afternoon we will
jive to the woman attending the
sale, that has the higgest foot, a
box (3 pair in box) of Best Cot
ton Hosiery.
STARTS SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 21
ENDS MONDAY NIGHT, APRIL 30
Gifts and Prizes Given Away to People
who Attend This Great Notion Sale
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12 Spools 37c
with a purchaac of
$2 in Notions. J.
& l Coatcs Best.
OF UNUSUAL Interest and importance to eV
ery woman is this carefully
planned event which begins at this store Satur
day morning and continues for Eight Days.
COME HERE on one or more days during this
You'll need them' . nouonaaie. iou wm rind new
, surprises every day. You cannot help but profit
by each and every visit on this occasion.
BUY NOTIONS During Sale
and Save,
later.
PEARL BUTTONS We have
the finest for that new Wash
Dress.
IVORY SOAP During sale with
$1 or over purchase of Notions,
8 BARS 23c, Procter & Gam-
ble s Ivory Soap.
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GIVEN AWAY FREE
SfcCf HAT EACH DAY OF SALE
PU 1111 Starting Monday, April 23rd.
$5 Hat of her own selection and style, dress hat, street
hat or auto hat. Not comnulsorv to buv. To tlm wom
an who will chaperone and under her care and rlmr
XiroSa,8 tiv sleStnbfn ? 1- no ,.W. of aton.
. i ttt,, i,AVE,ri rmoi oaiUKUAY Ut THti SALL.
TEN PRIZES
We oficr Ten
Prizes each of
One Dollar Value to people who
will send in to us the Best Piece
of Poetry about our Notion Sale.
The contest closes Mondav, 3 p.
in., April 30th.
SEWING BOX This is the op
portunity of the year to fill
the Sewing Box.
BUYING NOTIONS HERE
Saves Dollars to put in the
Bank.
TOILET SOAP JAP ROSE
During sale with purchase of SI or
over of Notions 4 Bars for 23c.
ol Kirk s loilct boap.
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Contest to be at 2:30 each
EXTRA SPECIAL EACH DAY OF SALE We every pCr com discount
Petticoats Milli f Tl Tr i c" al1 T buy In T-y dTrlmem the S,0rc; 0,1 Dry Goods; on Women's and Misses' Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts,
l etticoats, Millinery, bhoes for the whole family, Clothing for the Father or Son, and on everything else in the Entire Store. This certainly makes it some Bargain Feast
Women's Suits
New lot direct from the manu
facturers in New York. A Big
Money Saving Prices.
Buy During This Sale
Soap,Flake White
Laundry boap
4 Bars 10c
with a purchase of
50c in Notions
The best manu
facturers of No
tions contribute
their wares to
this sale
Prices never were lower than
in this Notion Sale
This is the Notion Store for
Buyers of Notions.
Old Dutch
Cleanser
3 Cans 19c
With purchase of $1
or over in Notions
The Dressmakers
can also
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Draperies
Now is house cleaning time
Come to this store and supply
your present and future needs at
Notion Sale Prices
All the materials in all tlje new
colors and designs in rose, gold,
greens and other staple shades.
The best we have ever shown.
Ask to be shown.
Camisoles
In silk and crepe de chine
wash satin. Buy now at Notion
Sale prices.
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Union Suits
ALL SILK
KAYSER'S
Best you can buy for worn-
fill. Rnv now nt Notion
Sale prices.
Ladies House
Garments
Convenient two piece out-
yts consisting ol jacket and
skirt, made of fine wash
fabrics, all pretty styles.
V Notion Sale Price
$1.45, $1.65, $1.95
Hosiery
ALL SILK
Phoenix, Radmoor,
Gotham, Kayscr.
None better. Buy now
at Notion Sale Prices.
Sheets and
Pillow Cases
Now is your time to lay
in the summer's supply.
Pillow Slips 15c and up.
Sheets, full size 65c up.
Women's Coats
save Ruu in anv dav and let us show
money in our big yu Cats anu" plenty of them.
Judge the qualities yourseli and
notion Sale. at tlc nriC(J wo sell we know vou
will buy here. All kinds of coats
No need to emphasize hqre that you will admire.
inc importance ol .
coming early each day
CORSETS
For the women of fashion, the R. & G.
Corsets are foremost in correctness of
style and beauty of lines. $1 to $3.50
Come see the newest modes.
SILKS
A new lot just received, mostly
in 36 inch goods, What now is
so much in demand and most
popular in all the combinations,
in stripes, plaids, paisleys and
pongees. Georgette crepes to
match. Buy now at Notion Sale
prices. Be wise and you'll buy.
Brassieres
The form fitting kind in lace
and embroidery trimmed. Buy
now at Notion Sale Prices.
E. M. C, the new cool and comfortable
union suit ior women. Perfect comfort
with freedom in every movement most
practical. On sale at $1, $1.50, $2.
SKIRTS
Poplin, Serges, Velours and other novel
ty materials. Pleated and tailored mod
els. Special lots at $3.35 and $4.90.
in the two lots are skirts worth double.
The Notion Sale saves money for
you in every Depl. of the Store.
IcCall Patterns
10, 15, 20c
BHY GOODS-WOMEN'S READY
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Phoenix Hosiery
on Sale Here
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I J I -""- rmut IU UVLHi UUQY J.E.NELSOM. MAMnr.rD KK-Wj- T bba
W 1 . I. .lltfU 11 t irr .-l ,l!-ir,IM
Jl One
Day Optical Service
LOCAL AJfl) 1BS0NAL
By the installation of a complete lense jrindinf
plant under the supervision of a competent optician we
are now in a position to give our patrons a most satis
factory service. We can now make in our own factory
a new lense or match any old lense from the broken
parts same day as order is given. We guarantee our
optical work.
You are invited to avail yourself of this service,
Our business is growing very rapidly and we have the
good will of hundreds of satisfied customers.
If your eyes need attention our optometrists are
thoroughly competent and you may rely implicity on
the satisfactory results of our advice nnd the glasses
we prescribe.
HARRY DIXON
Registered Optometrist and Optician,
Mrs. A M. Selbart left Tuesday af
tornocm for Omaha to visit for sovoral
uays.
Mrs. Geo. Slilndlo loft a few daya
ago fur Clioyenno to visit with rela
tives.
Dr. Morrill. Dentist.
Mifw Elaine llundy will begin work
in me nrooKs- studio the first of noxt
month.
Mrs. Sanford Hartman has returned
from a short visit with friends in
Omaha.
For quick net Inn ami sutlsfaciuNy
salo list your land with TlioelBcke. (f
Mrs. M. H. Douglas and nicco loft
a fow days ago for Omaha to spend a
wook.
A baby girl was born tho first of
this week to Mr. and Mrs. .TnmeB
Mason.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlo Liork visited
rolatives at Ilrady tho foro part of
this week.
Mrs. Harrv Hvboo has lionn sorl-
ouaiy in at a local Hospital ror sov
oral days.
MrliiL' in your battery and Imio it re
paired for the summer use.. Wlllard
.Service .Station.
Itov. and .Mrst Sntnlinll. nf Hnr.
shoy, spent tho fore part of tho wook
here visiting frionds.
Now Is tho oniMirtuno time to buv
your Suit absolutely at cost.
li T. Til AMP & SONS.
Mrs, Martha Schlevltz, of Omaha.
visited last wc k iwath her brothers
Messrs. Thomay and Florin Much I
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fttl. Florence Stack went lo Lex
ington Wednesday to attend tho Stu-att-KJar
wedding.
Jlr. and Mrs. Bon Iloekius, who iiad
been visiting in Stnpioton for sevornl
daya, liavo retu'rnod lionie.
Mrs- Payton, of Sutherland, who vis
ited Mrs. J. Ij. Cox for several days
lias returned home.
GoorK.? Wilklns, of Gothonburg, vlB.
Itod litH cousin, Porry Carson, a fow
uays mis wook
llOV. AllfllOllV. of PliiMitnr. Pn . wlin
visited lioro last woek with Arcbdeu-
con uowKor, ion i ueday evonlngr.
A Suit at coat; now is the opporturie
time.
13. T. TRAMP & SONS
Walter Kllla. nf Dinnlm lu ovnnniru
horo tliis afternoon to visit hiH sister
mrs. jMiwuru jaicassor lor a low days.
Mr Davlil C.moUnli will rnt nin t
Grand Island tomorrow aftor visiting
ner son Arinur uowani ior a week.
Miss .Mao Winters, of Oabkosh, who
had been visiting her sistor, Mrs. Earl
Lambert, left tho foro part of tills
WOOK
.Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sousor, of Lin
coln, who wore visiting tho former's
mother. Mrs. C. E. Sousor, will leave
today.
Miss Margaret Sulllvnn, of Grand
Island, Is expected horo noxt wfcek
to visit hor sister and attend tho May
Hall.
Miss Knna Schofrbackor left tho first
of tho wook for Hastings and Guide
Rock to visit relative for u coUplo of
woeks.
Mrs. Thomas Green nnd daughter
Catherine lift Tuocday afternoon for
Grand J'dand to vhlt relatives until
Sundry
Mrs. J. Waltoir A.-ams, who recent
ly moved to Omaha, came a fow days
ago to visit Mrs. A. W. Shilling and
oilier friends.
Wnntod to trade Piano for good
milk cow, llolstoln preform!. Call any
uy nui aaiurciay, or phono Ho4 951,
mrs. h. i' Sunderland- 28-tf
, A number rf tinlcliluiru nn,i frtmi.iu
tondorod a surprise ptirty to Mrs. Ell
Monday aftomoon. Tito ladles spent
sovorm nours in Kensington work and
social convocation.
Optometry can't gfvo you noU" eyes,
but it can bring your present ones to
niH uiKuesi oiueioncy. Harry Dixon,
uuwuior aim upiomoinst.
Tho remuliiK f 11 r, ir-n.nvtn
traveling salesman who died the first
of tliis wook at a local hospital, wero
aunt uj wiiiuua -i uoiuiay.
Mrs. Elmer Mnatnn wli
VlsltlllK rolatives near Grnnlnv. Pnln
ior bovorui wooks will return tlio hit
ior part or thu weok.
MISS Ethol SteL'all. nf nn.nl.
lived horo a fow days ago to spend a
lunmgiu or longer with her brother
William Stegall and fumlly.
liurdott Wrlcht. who im.t iw.m,
nuiKing ins Homo mlith ills aunt Mrs.
in. ii. unugiami, ion Tuesday evening
iui iuicoin 10 roinain lndellnltely.
Roy Ames, who iiad he mi nnmlni'oil
on a rancn in 1'rovo. ntn i tnr uv-
orai wvoios, returned hero Tuesday
and will enlist In tho regular armv.
Mrs. Jack Carroll ami el.11,1
ruosday aftorncon for Primmnt t
visit hor mother Mrs. Knink UMnuiii.
man, who formerly rcsldod here.
Havo yorr painting, papor hanging
and decorating don0 now by Landgraf
Hoga. Wo also do sign work, Phono
131k 092. lc.tf
Tho A- T. and T. company have tak
on tho rooms In tho Waltomath build,
ng formerly used by tho Crook Ilwil
Estate Co. and liurko clothing sltop.
Wiley Cruno, of Omnha, who had
boon visiting his sistors for a weok,
lun 411M1 ovouuig. no is now omployod
lA'lth a largo sign painting company
of Omalia.
Mrs. J. M. IJryant, daughtor Maud
and son Millard, or Council Dluft's,
who had boon visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Millard Hoslor for some tlmo, loft
Tuosday afternoon.
Hcadacho Is one of the great an
eilllOR of llllli.Iftliil. l,'lft ., 'a
nil hoftdiiehos come from eyoitrnlu.
niiny wiaou, jewoior and Optome
trist. Mrs. Victor Amlnrinn wlm -,a '
cnllod to Choyenno Inst wok by thg-,
UllUdMi of her hnali.nul i.id.
. - I 4 lift ilUCB
Anderson groat ly improved. P"
If you HOed a hniian ilrnua lutiiaa
apron, why worrv to mnicit it win...
you can get such nlco ones ready niad
at
E. T. TRAMP & SONS.
Attomoy Goorco aildis
contly for Great Kails, Mont., on lnuti.
mmn was umeil 111 WllllO tlioro With
typhoid fevor ami Ih taUtmr trnnt..,t
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in n lioMpItal of that city.
Dr. J. S. Twliioni u-iiu oiiiin.i in
Stapleton TllQSdnv nvnnl
w . .trt kw ttlVUIIU
Mri Goldie Ilolchor who was injured
intti, nay wnen iter rir tnrtwi.i Hip u
Sho sunorcd a dislocxitod hip and so- '
vere bruises.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Allon
Clirnntn hnnm trnm i........ ...i i
over In town yesterday to visit Mrs. C
P Iddlngs, Mrs. All'ii (Bias formerly
MIut Julia Conklin, nt one time n
rciident of North Platte,