The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, September 18, 1917, Image 4
LOADED A TiMTW with IMJBAil I nv' lftSgyjgyiTn.Tr. . I 1 1 V A Car-load of the Popular ft Sale Begins Monday, 4 !ontinuin two weeks "Qualify" has given the Ilobart M. Cable pianos their great prestige throughout the The sole underlying reason for that quality is the ability to create a piano of the first world. Quality has done it. class. ' Quality" is conspicuous in the remarkable even scale, the rich, clear tone. The light, responsive action. . Ilobart M. Cable Pianos and Player Pianos are found the world over. In the homes of "Quality" is manifest in the the beautiful cases; in their classical styles and artistic the great musicians as well as those of students of music. Musical colleges and universities of fim8h' There is only one quality, one grade-IIobart M. Cable pianos. The highest quality Pclically everX state in the unio uni P"ing the rich musical tone of Hobart M. Cable possible to make. pianos. ' Every Home Should have a Piano Liberal allowance for old pianos or organs Your' children deserve a musical education. Your entire family will appreciate 'the Perhaps you have an old organ or piano you wish to exchange for a new one? If you advantages and pleasure of a piano or player piano in the home. You have long intended buy- have a piano in your home and there is no one to play it, why not exchange it for a player- ing one, why not take advantage of the prices offered in this sale. Come in and let us show piano? Let us demonstrate one of these wonderful instruments for you. The Pleasure and you the pianos. Educational advantages will remain long after the price is forgotten. ELIZABETH NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. O N N C 9 PHONE 498. V.! t -t Toric Lenses These ore an improvement over the ordinary 1 flat lens. Tories are curved like the ball of the eye--Nature's Curve. The result is a greatly increased field of vision . Light rays striking on a larger area of the len3 are accurately focuced. 1 Toric lenses add a great deal to eye comfort "; : , and efficiency. They can be ground to correct any defect in refraction, and considering the increased - benofit derived from their use ore very, inexpensive. Come in and let us demonstrate . Toric lenses. ' CLINTON, 'Tk. Graduate Optician, At tlio Sign of tlio Big Ring. DR. 0. II. CRESSLER. Graduate Dentist Oflke over the McDonald Stuto Dunk. LOCAL AND PERSONAL ,Irfl. Harman Chambors roturnotl to Koystono Wednesday morning. JfBort Culton anil family, of Molroso, Ynro visiting at tho Brodbock homo. V;A baby boy was born to Mr, anil Mjrs. Illchard Simpson Monday. N, B. Buckloy tranflactod business in Suthorland tho foro part of tlio wook. t'A. B. Elliott loft a fow days ago to tnko tup his rosldonco on tho iiaiiKa' rancli. "Try Splcor'a Now Cab if you do- Blro Rood cab aorvlco. Phono 247. tf Harry PIzor will leave jn a fow days for; Omaha to tako a courso in Boylos' business coClogo. uA boy baby of tho regulation, weight wnsuorn a iuw, uuyH ujju iu iur. uuu Mfflacorgo Winslow. Wo have a boautirul lino of Volours In tho millinery dopartmont at tho Wilcox Dopt. Storo. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Banks, who woro rosidlng on tho Banks ranch, have moved to town. Furnished room for ront. Call Bod 373. J, J. Crawford lort-by auto WodnoH day morning for Loxlngtou to attend tho Dawson county fair. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Dixon, who had boon visiting in Omaha and Chicago, roturnod homo yostcrdoy. Mrs. John Tlgho loft Tuosday aftor noon for Loxlngtou' wlioro she Avlll vis it hor daughtor for a wook. Wantedr Girl fbr general house work. Mrs, J, S. Slmms, Phono 39. Mrs. Qoorgo Austin and Mrs. Charloa 1311 loft WodncBday morning for Omaha to visit rolatlvos tills "vook. Mrs. IL S. Whlto, who had boon making a protroctod visit at Amboy, Wash., roturnod homo yostorday. Wantoil Qlrl .for gonoral houso work. Apply to Mrs. Harry Dixon. W. T. Banks has gono to California to visit Mrs, Banks, who has boon making hor homo tlioro for aomo tlmo. Mrs. Fml Potorson, of Kansas, who spout sovoral wookB with Mrs. A. P. Carlson and daughtor, loft a fow days ngo. G. It. Samson of Peoria has arrived to accept a position ns watchmaker and engraver In Clinton's Jowolry Storo. Miss Janet McDonald loft tho early rart of tho week for Poughkoopslo, N.' Y., to resunio liar studies at vassal- college. Miss Bosslo Cottoroll, of Load, S. D., camo Tuosday aftornoon to visit with hor brothor Iloy Cottorell and wife for soveral weoks. , Mrs. Patrick Guinan, of Wood Rivor, roturnod Tuosday afternoon aftor visit ing with Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Guinan for sonio time. For Sale Cheap IIouso and seven lots. Ihqulro of L. A. Gamble at tho court houso. Ilonry Woll loft tho early part of this wook for Bayard to spend a couplo of days on business connected with his now hotol. Mrs. Josophino Sullivan, of Fall River, Mass., who spont sovoral wooks with Mrs. B. F. Sooborger, loft Wednes day morning. Mrs. William Galvln, of Dickens, who spont sovoral wooks horo taking modlcal troatmonts returned homo Wednesday morning. Claudo E. Brlggs, a barber, and Mel ba E. Saundors, a housokcopor, both of Potter, woro married by County Judgo Fronch Tuosday. Dr. Harold Fennor loft Tuosday af tornoon for Boatrico to attend tlio stato convention of osteopaths. Ho will return tomorrow. Miss Roglna Nolon has resigned her position In tho MoVIckor mllllnory shop and will bo employed in tho fu turo In tho Nyrtl drug storo. Wanted A competent stenographor Apply at tho law offlco of Win. E Shuman. A civil sorvlco examination will bo be hw'il at the locpl poetofflca Octobor 27th to fill tho position of rural mall carrlor at Suthorland and Brady. Lyman D. Propor, a farnior of Big Springs, and NoUo Watts, a houso koopor of tho emtio town, woro mar ried by Rov. Hull Tuosday ovonlng. Will do you Rood to seo tlio groat llnoe of women's and mlssoa drosses now on salo at Tho Loader Morcantilo Company's. "Miss Villa Whittakor wiM havo a shipment of Trimmed Hats from tho oast Saturday, Sopf 22d. Evory hat tho newest on tho ntarkot. At tho Wilcox Dopt. Storo. Miss Bortha Thoolocko, who loft re cently for Omaha, sustained a frac tured anklo In a fall last wook and will bo confined to tho houso for sov oral weeks. For quick action nmt tijtitsfactory 8nlo list yonr lnnd with Thoclecke. tf William Moron and famlly.of Peoria la, 111., formor residents of North Platto. aro visiting tho formor's motlt or vvhllo onrouto homo from a visit in Nampa, Idaho. Tho marrlago of Frances J. Dunn, of J this city, and Miss Anna Whalen, of ! Wood River, will take place at tho lat ter town Wodnesday morning, Sept. iGth, at eight o'clock. Llconsos 'to wed wore Issued Tues day to Chilton W Rico, of Rice, Nob., and Graco Sparks, a teacher of Floldon, Ky., and RawCoy Comblino and Edith M. Beatty,. both of Brady. Dr. Morrill. Dentist Minor Hull, who has been employed as traveling salesman for tho U. S. Rubber Co., of Omaha, for sonio time, has resigned and accepted a position in tho salesroom of tho Davis Garage. At a mooting of tho city council held Tuesday evening the contract for tho erection of tho now city hall was awarded to Clydo McMlchaol on a bid of $12,700. Tho other bid received was for $13,200. Work on tho build ing will bogln noxt month. Miss M. Sicilian, steam baths and Swedish Mussngc, Indies' mid gentle men. Phono 897, Brodbeck building. Word has boon received front Mrs. Mnrgarot E. Sholdon, Chairman of the ! Dopartmont of Registration for Neb raska, that tho registration of Nebraska woman for patriotic service is to go on as apcodlly as possiblo In each county until all loyal woman have rogistorcd. Woman who woro not nh'.o to roglstor Sopt 12th will bo ablo to do so by mak ing application to tho chairman of registration in tho school district in which thoy llvo. For Salo Four-room cottago. Six hundrod cash and balancoo on easy tonus. Phono 798-F 14. E. W. Wright. Tho Coatos Lumbor & Coal Co. has filed suit in county court against tho Soml-Contennlal Association for mon oy duo for lumbor. Tho plaintiff In its petition 8tntos that Uio association purchasod lumbor to tho amount of $342.(!0 and aftor making ono payment of $95.00 lius rofiuged to pay tho bal nnco duo, ns woll as a loan of $25.00. W. II. McDonald, J. B. McDonald and Georgo Moonoy aro nnntod ns defend ants. Tlio caso is sot for hearing on tho first day of Octobor. COLLARS ARE UP IX PRICE; JIAi'BE ITS THE WAR. Frayed collars at one tlmo might havo been a tiling of scorn and to bo cast aside as of no consequence, but when they aro quoted three for fifty conts, as today, thoy bocouto an asset and in stead of bolng worn by thoso of low ploblan birth and gcntloinen of liter ary proclivities thoy become quite tho thing for tho boys along tho Rlalto. Tho alibi offered for selling ono for 20 cents, two for 35 or "throo for a half" Is that tho increased cost of making a dozen collars Is so much higher than formerly that oven tlio raise In price to tho consuntor will not net tho man ufacturer nearly as much as when tho old prices prevailed. All men's furn ishings stores wera notified of a raise in wholesale prices and say thoy are compelled to act accordingly. And it Is not only collars that havo taken the Jump). It applies ito all kinds of cottons, yarns and woolen morchandiso. Wo learn on good au thority that men's wool suits will ad vanco from $25 to $40 and oven $50, men's overcoats from $25 to $40, wool underwear from $3.50 to $5 and $G. Tlio country's wool dollclt and tho ex traordinary demand for materials In fitting tho U. S. government troops havo caused an abnorntal condition. It behooves the thinking .man and woman to seriously consider tho situa tion and from a point of economy to make provisions to avoid such a con tingency. Tlio announcement of tho woll kown stock of men's and boys clothing of J. B. McDonald, "Tho Homo of Good Clothes", which is now bolng closed out in a gigantic quitting business salo by tho T. K. Kelly Mor chandiso Corporation of Minneapolis, comes right nt tho opportuno tlmo. Tho groat attondanco at this salo Is causing tho merchandise to disappear and it is safo to say that North Platto has novor witnessed greater buying enthusiasm, Wo aro informed by Mr. McDonald Just boforo going to press that tho ontlro stock In trado is bo lng thrown out for public, salo at tre mendous savings , and by tho way-collars with him aro 2 for 25 cents as long as his proaent stock lasts. May Draft Alrplano Men In compliance with .tile- need of tho country aviators and signal servlco men it is probable that some means will havo to bo found to got thorn. To win tho world war the United States will havo to send innumerable alr 'planes Into tho German linos 'and eocuro supremacy of Uio air. It has been suggested that another draft be mado, this timo to fill thoso ranks. Tho draft would probably havof to bo made for 100,000 of tho best men of tho country. : ;o: : Moving nn Army Beginning last Wednesday and con coiutntry for aviators and signal service tho national army will bo moved to Uio sixteen cantonments, there to bo pre pared to enter tho war against Ger many. To transport theso men in tho given time will tax tho capacity of the iuuroau or mo country. It will re pulro the daily uso of G.000 or 8,000 coaches and sleeping cars, thoso farthest from tho training camps to use tho sleepors, thoso nearest tho coaches. FOR SALE Saxon Roadster, overhauled, in good condition. S100.no Ford Roadster, $175.00. Dodgo Touring Car, with our 30 day mechanical giuaranteo, $550.00. Indian Motorcycle, with side car, at a bargain. ROMIGH GARAGE Sixth and Locust Streots, North Platto, Nob. ::o:: Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Housor, .of Aurora, who woro guoats of tholr uncclo L II. Lolnlnger for some tlmo loft Wcdnosday aftornoon. Save money and buy winter sup ply of underwear at Tlio Loader Mer cantile Company's. Rov. Mynard of Lodgopolo camo a few days ago to visit his son, Madison Mavnard and wire, for a week or longer. Mrs. Jamos Stafford and children of Paxton ramo Wednesday morning to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Omar Huff i in ii mm mi mm ii m ii iir'fnunTr--iTi f.T. Reliable Representatives Wanted. I want one or two more prominent men associated with me in building up the business in Western Nebraska for the NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANACE COMPANY. Some exceptionally good openings are available for hustlers. Previous ex perience is not necessary as we teach you the business. Apply at once, A. A. SCHATZ, Division Superintendent, Reynolds Block. Phone 90. North Platte. ,i J,J X IK