The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, December 07, 1917, Image 12

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The Christmas
for Ev
MB OVERALLS
Hoys' r,c and fli)c.
Men's. Fitz Make,
eavy blue bibs on
rule at $1.25.
YLJt)ISS
The good kind;
GJngnam of Per
cales, nt before the
war price, 70c.
Extra
ervice!
Store
erybody
In the Store m 3
Choice Holiday Apparel!!
Where the Holiday Spirit Shines!
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Whatever you select In this store, whether as Gifts or for per
sonal use, will be found of the opiend'd quality that glvos the
utmost service for the money. Here with jreat stock and best
asortment for Men, Women and Children for the home and
for out of doors
You can shop here with confidence in the goods and the prices.
SWEATERS
For Litte Tots
For P.oys and Girls
For the Women
For the Men
MUFFLERS
Thread Silk
Fiber Silk
Mercerized Silk
Wool Knit
Attractive Vaues
ROYS' SUITS
Ages 2 VL'.tQ Shears
on sal.ei; $
$8.00, ,,$4.85, $4.90
Ages 8 tb 10 years
on sale '
S1.85, $5.85j,l$0.85.
Scmt-BJccklu Sribunc.
IKA L. BARE, Kdltor anil Publisher
SUBSCRIPTION HATES:
Olio Year by Hull in Advance. . . .$1.25
Ono l'eur by .Currier In Advance $1.50
EntordA nt North Rlntto, Nobraaka,
Postofllcu as Second Clusa Matter.
FBI BA Y, DECEMBER 7, 1017.
Illg Day For Itcd Cross.
Wodnosday, Mr. L. W. Trostor, Ahb'L
Director for tho Htato was hero and
hold two very Interesting meetings.
In tho afternoon, Mr. Trostor addross
od tho oftlcorB nud worlcora of tho local
chapter and ropronuntntlvuH of tho
branch chaptorB In tho Federal Cowt
room. IIo gave InstruetloiiH In the
work and Hhowod how nocosHury tho
work of tho women of tho country in,
Wo hnvo not fumlshd half enough of
lulppllon Hitch iiH knitted goodn and
surgical droHulngH as art neuded. Ilo
wants Uh to upuod up. Tho demand Iiuh
not commoncod. We hava not u boI
dter in tho troncheB, that 1b gonorally
apoaklng, and Htlll wo cannot keep up
with tho domnnd.
Tlio Hod OroHs made a largo ship
inont of uupplloH Including knit goodB
and Biirgkal droHBlngB yesterday.
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IIiiko Christmas Cake.
Now York, Dec. C. A ChrlHtmaa
fruit oako four foot In diameter, ono
foot high and weighing 3G0 pounds,
was completed lu tho kitchen of tho
Waldorf-Astoria hotol horo todny and
will bo Bont to Franco aB purt of tho
liesBort for tho Christmas dinner to
ho served by tho Young Men's Christian
Association 'Aiuorlcan soldlors and
sailors In and about Paris.
It Is surmounted with a gilded statuo
of liberty which holdB 100 trl-colorod
ribbons uttachod to trl-colorod silk
candy bags. Tho cako Is tho gift of a
woalthv nuost of tho hotel. It is big
enough to servo 2400 luon. An escort
aafoly In Franco.
HOSIERY
Mercerized Hose
iloc and 45c
Fiber Silk Hose
59, 75, 95c
Pure Silk Hose
$1 25, $1.50, $2.00,
$2.50
FUR SETS
The most complete line of all
kinds of Fur Sets, Mink, Fox,
Seal, Wolf. Marmot, Lynx, Con
ey and may other popular furs.
Sets $1,90 and upwards; Muffs
or Scarfs $8,85 and upwards.
WOMEN'S TAILORED SUITS.
Late arrivals of the last minute
styles and fabrics in garments
mich as can be worn now and
later for spring, all being sold
at prices that means a big sav
ing of dollars to you.
Selling now at $11.85, $14.05,
$10.85. $18.(1.':; sizes run from
16 and up.
COATS FOR WOMEN AND
CHILDREN
Never before have we shown
such a groat line of Coats late
arrivals of manufacturers sam
pled enables us to sell Coats at
priqes below the cost of materi
als. All kinds of newest materi
als and styh s. On sale now at
$7.85, $9.85, $11.85, $14.05,
$17.0;- aim up. Save money,
buy now '
GLOVES
' Chamois Gdves
13; 05, 75, 95, $1.25
Kid Goves
$1.45, $1.95, $2.45.
All kinds and colors
NECK WEAR
For Women, in all
the new creations,
85, 45, 95, $1.45.
Neckwear for Men
50, 75, $1, $1.50
GOVERNMENT MAY TAKE
HAIIjIIOADS BUMNO WAIt
Washington. Government oporntlon
of tho railroads for tho duration of
tho war, If unification of tho transpor
tation Hystoms Is not permitted by
congross, was recommended by tho
IntorBtato Commorco commission. I
An increase in rates, a government
loan of money and tho susponslon of
tho anti-trust and anti-pooling laws
as far us railroads hro concerned for
tho duration of tho war wore rocom
mondod by tho commission as an al
ternative.
Tho alternative for such voluntary
unification of tho railroads, tho com-
miBBlon declared, would bo govern
ment operation with suitable guar
anty of an adequate annual return, as
woll aB for upkoop with fair tonus, on
which improvements during tho pe
riod of govommont operation could
bo paid for by tho roads upon roturn
of tholr proporty.
Tho rocommcndatlons, signed by
Chairman Hull, -woro accompanied by
a supplementary report by Commis
sioner McChord, who said ho bo
llovod that If tho president would take
over oporntlon of tho railroads, "vast
ly Improved transportation conditions
can bo promptly socurod."
Wall streot's vlow of tho rocominon
datton of tho Interstate Commorco
commission In rospoct to tho operation
of railroads was that of approval Inso
far as sentiment can bo gauged by tho
movement of Btocks. Ralls rose from
1 to :i points and Industrials followed
suit.
limi
C. V, Spencer, room G, Reynolds
building, real ostnto, farm loans, and
all kinds of lnsuranco and .bonds.
Agont for tho old lino Bankers' Auto
mobllo lnsuranco Co., of Lincoln, Nob.
Thoy insuro you against loss by flro,
theft, tornado, liability and property
damago and collision. In fnct a com
ploto coverage A apodal policy for
ofr,co 1)latk 394- residence Black 580.
Our lar"e slock and beautiful nssort-nont of Women's and
Mioses' aiiprrel meet every possible requirement as Gifts or for
personal use.
The qualities are all our established high standard, despite
difiicuties in procuring good merchandise.
The prices wil be found low for the iiia;h character of the
gooda Always dependable.
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Gifts for Our Soldier Boys
This otore is fully prepared to send parcels to cantonments
or camps where our soldier boy? are in camp.
Never was there a better
ment tor Home and friend to the boys in camp.
Early selection must be made for distant deliveries.
Trrr 1 1 i i n i in n in w n i
DRY GOODS-WOMEN'S READY
ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY
SI IPPEUS
.Felt or Leather
Child's Felt, sizes
3 to 5, sale 05c.
Sizes to 8, sale!,
75c.
Pb.cs 8y to 2, sale
95c H
Immediate War on Austria.
Immediate declaration of war against
Austrla-Ilungnry was recommended
to congress Monday by President Wil
son. Tho president did not, howovor, re
commend a declaration of war against
Turkey and Bulgaria at this tlmo.
Immodiato war against Austria, tho
president told congress, wns necessary
to moot tho anomalous situation tho
Unltod States faces in its war with
Germany, oven though Austria wns not
her own mistrcBS and merely n vassal
of Germany.
Tho Bamo logic, ho said, would load
to war against Turkey and ugahiBt
Bulgaria, but thoy do not yet. ho" said,
stand In tho path of tho United States
In Its war against Prussian autoc
racy. A Joint roBolutlon declaring war on
Austria has already boon Introduced.
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Evory pattern or street hat to bo
closed out at Tho Loader Morcantllo
Co.'s in two lots, $2.50 and $5.00; your
pick of hats worth up $10.50 on sale at
$5.00.
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An Heirloom.
A prcrovolutionnry mansion Is to bo
preserved in Albany ns n historic
shrlno, snys the Brooklyn Standard
Union. This was tho home of Gen.
Philip Schuyler, who was In command
of tho continental troops In the victory
of Saratoga In 1777. Tho houso hnd
been erected 35 years boforo nnd stood
In tho open country within what nro
now the city limits. Tho estate, with
Its nmplo grounds nnd negro slnvo
quarters, was known ns "The Pasture.
After their surrender nt Saratoga Gen
eral Burgoyno nnd other British olll
cers were held ns wnr prisoners at his
honjo by General Schuylor. Wnshlng
ton, Frnnklln and Lnfnyctto wero en
tertained there, nnd In tho mnln pnr
lor General Schuyler's daughter, Eliza
beth, was ninrrled to Alexander Ham
ilton, whom Bho long survived after
tho fatal bullet fired by Anron Burr nt
Wechawkcn ended the life of Washing
ton's 'secretary of tlw treasury,
time for an expression of senti
Ti n 1 1 n 1 1 n m urn hum i i n tim
TO WEAR - CLOTHING - SHOES
J. E.NELSON. MANAGER
UNDERWEAR
Roys' Union Suits
For boys of 6 to 1G
tears of age, all
sizes, 50c, G5c, 75c,
85c.
110 l'KHISH WHEN
U-BOAT SINKS STEAMER.
Tho British steamer Apapa, accord
torpedoed and sunk, acording to tho
London morning papers. Eighty pas
sengers and tho crow of tho vessel
porished. About 120 passengers wore
saved.
It is reported that the submurluo
fired on womon and children in open
boats.
Tho British steamer Ppapa, accord
ing to the' Dally Mall, was Hearing
homo uftor a two months' voyage when
she was torpedoed without warning.
Tho lifeboats wore manned immediate
ly and all would have been rescued,
I but tho submartno flrod a socond tor
pedo while the women and children
woro bolng loworod to tho boats, caus
ing tho ship to sink Immediately with
SO passengers and tho crow.
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An electric elenner would make a
useful Christmas gift. I hnvo tho
Rellnblo for salo and ront. Mrs. M.
V. Mltcholl, phono Red 104. 94-2
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K0RNIL0FF IS A BRAINY MAN
Noted Russian General Has at His
Finger-Ends the Literature of
Fully Fifteen Countries.
Whntever may bo Bald or thought
of Kornlloff, there can bo no doubt
that he Is brilliantly clever, says n
correspondent. IIo might bo termed a
"self-mndo man." At the age of thir
teen iio was tending sheep on tho
Steppes; today, at forty-seven, ho hns
at his finger-ends tho literature of 15
countries nnd all manner of military
lore.
At one period of his meteoric career
he coinblnedwflic two Ill-matched pur
suits of sclonce nnd spying.
Though ho enn converge In 15 lan
guages, Kornlloff Is a great believer
In the maxim that "silence Is golden."
On one occnslon ho snld: "I nm a
lighting general, accustomed to net
nnd not to talk. In Petrogrnd most of
tho tlmo Is .spent tn tnlklng."
The Holiday spirit shines throughout every aisle in our store.
Tn our broad assortments and rreater Milues that can be
found gifts for the home or person- gifts suitablel for every
taste and overv purse.
Early shopping' is advisable for stocks are fresh and full,
and the last minute rush with its attendant disappointments, is
avoided. High quality goods that assure satisfaction.
RATH ROBES
Bath Robe Blank
ets $8.90, $1.85
$0.85
Bath Robes on sale
$1.90, $5.85, $7.45.
HAND RAGS
All that's new are
being shown. Pock
et book style, Car
riage style, on sale
45, 05, 95c and up
WAISTS
41 the WaWs now on sale are
new and of the later style, sizes
34 to 4G, Georgette Crepes,
f!repe De Chine. Chiffon, Taf
feta, Voiles and Tub Silks. On
rale at 87'- 95c, $1.45, $1.95,
$2.85 $?.!)(), $8.90, $5.95.
SKIRTS
Tn rjur sonarate Skirt section, we
feature tho newest creations for
utility and dress wear. ( Pretty
llnred mofjps, full pleated styles
an 1 farcy pockets, belt and but
ton trimmed, all sizes for women
and misses and extra sizes for
lare wome.i. On sale $8.85,
$4.90, $5.85, $(5.85. $7.45 and up.
MILLINERY
Closing: out r.11 the late arrivals
of pattern hats you women
now can buy two hats for the
price of one, in other words a
pattern hat that sold for $7.50
now on sale $8.75. All the best
pattern hats go at half price.
Pattern Hat Sale, two hats for
the price of opp.
RJBBONS
On Special Snlo
Lut 1 1 7c per yard
worth up to 35c.
Lot 2 29c per yard
worth up to 50c.
BLANKETS
I&st January's
purhase enables us
to sell blankets at
old prices. Cotton
Bankets
95c to $3.85
Wool Blankets
$4.90 and upwards.
Here Prof. Fling tonight,
Franklin Auditorium.
There is only one PIAE MARSH and she will appear
in
"POLLY OF THE CIRCUS"
A photoplay classic of the big tops.
Keith Theatre, Wed. and Ttmrs.
DECEMBER 12-13. FIRST SHOW 7:15.
ADULTS 25c CHILDREN 10c
CORSETS
The noted R. & G.
Corset on sale.
Nemo Corsets.
None better, $8.50,
$5.00, $7.50.
MACKINAWS
For'Boy.4, size 5 to
it) years, $2.90,
$3.35, $3.90, $4.35.
Boys' 9 to 18 years,
on sale at $8.90,
$4.35, $4.90, $5.85.
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