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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1918)
Wedding Rings There ia no fixed standard of quality for tho wedding ring. You may prefer 10K; UK, or 18IL The quality of the gold, then we leave to you. The quality of the workmanship and finish you can safely leave to ut. Our wedding ring are fashioned by skilled goldsmiths. They are full and plump, with no rough edges to chafe the linger. Each ring has our guarantee of quality and value. C. 8. Clinton Graduate Optician At the Sign with the Big Ring. It would be impos sible to list all of the bargains, but come and see. One Lot Infant's Soft Sole Shoes and 3 Strap Sandal all colors, 75c values Your Choice For 5c DR. 0. H. CRESSLER, Graduate Dentist Office over lh McDonald Statu Bunk. LOCAL AND PED80NAL 0. 0. Wolngand spent Saturday In Ilalg, tho western tormlnal of tho North Illvor branch Dahlias, 40 varieties, cholco Phlox. North PJatto Floral Co., phono 1023. Dr. Fonhcr reports the arrival of a haby daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Waltor Carl, 720 B. Cth atroot. Dr. Brock, Dentist, over Stono Drug Store. tf For Sale Two lots In tho 1,000 block on cast Fourth. Inquire of J. L, Mur phy, 110 went Fourth. 34 Mlsson Holtln and Doris Solbort spent Saturday and Sunday with their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Smith, In Grand Island. For Salo A registered Whlto Face Bull, T. S. McCrono, phono 700F4. 30 Andy Borg, of Omaha, fofmorly su perintendent of tho hrldga and building dopartmont, spent Friday In town while onroute to Kimball. FoundOn tho stroots, a right hand leather gauntlet' glovo. Owhor can have glovo by calling at Tho Tribune offlco and paying for this notlco. ' Mr. and Mrs, Bort Cultou and daugh ter returned Saturday from Council Bluffs, whoro they woro called by tho lllnoss and death of Mr. Culton'a mother, For Salo Twenty dollars will buy a good second hand lister, Inquire of J. Iv Smith, 203 West Second. tf Word has been received that Rawlins ainn has arrlvod In Franco. Ho loft North Plntto an a membor of Company E, and was later transferred to tho signal corps. For Rent Two rooms furnished for light housekeeping. Phono Rod 178. C. J. aambrol, who wont to File, Idaho, last fall, was In town tho laltor part of last woolc shipping out addi tional porsonal property. Ilq is well pleased with. that cotitry. Miss M. Slcniun, steam baths and Swodlsh Massage, ladles and gontlo mon. Phouo 897. Brodbeck bldg. 85tf Mrs. W. II. Druory and daughter of Koystono aro visitors ut tho J. T. Lloyd hornet Mr. Druory and son havo ono to Maro Island, Cnl., to work in tho shipyards. For tho best baled Alfulfa and Trnirio hay, mixed Ghlckon food, Corn, 0ts, SpoIU, Alfalfa moal, Cotton sood mtibl, Cotton cako, and Corn gluten call 00. LISYPOLDT & PKNNINOTON. An enthusiastic patriotic meeting was hold at Brady Friday afternoon. Tho business houses wore closed and tho hall was packed. Rov. Koch and C. F. Temple of this city wer tho speak ers". Silk kimonos In all best shades, also tho, two pleco lounging robes, If you aro at all interested it would pay you to seo Uiom. E. T. TRAJVIP & SONS. Another heavy snow, foil Friday nignt anu Saturday, Though u very wet snow, and much of it molted as it fell, Jt was sufficiently heavy to cover tho ground to tho depth of moro than an inch. For Salo Ford Tourirtg car in good condition, also Piano for salo cheap. Must bo sold immediately. Ownpr leaving city. 403 w. 3d. Mrs. John Murphy bas purchased tho VanDyck 'property in tho 200 block on east Third for n consideration of $4,700. By reason of Door health Mr, VanDyck has been compelled to movo to uonver. How, to look our host demonstrated nt tho Coates Beauty Parlors. McDon ald Bank Building. Judgo Crimes and Carl Hollman ad dressed an audlonco of 200 at tho hall on tho Carllold tablo Friday evening. Tho children gavo recitations and a ilag drill, and the: meeting was a vory oninusiauuc one, For quick action ami siithfarforv (fllo list your land .vlth Thnclcckc. if Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Nnnco, lato of Omaha, havo been rkn'nlnvml liv Pcinh- ongor Director Mcllvano, as Janitors at tuo uopot. Mr. mcllvano has been named ns depot niastor, and ho will bo hold responsible for conditions around tho building. Kimonos in tho cotton crepes and tho silk and satin kimonos from $2.00 to 1S.0U. I'j, TV TRAMP & SONS. Tho annual May Party or Division 88, B. of L. B.. will bo held at tho Lloyd dpora hotiso tomorrow evening, and Indications aro for n vory largo crowd. Tho net proceeds of tho party will bo donated to tho Rod Cross which Is; of coureo, an incentivo for ovorybody to uttdnd. With tho bund playing "Tba Girl I Loft Behind Mo," and 2,000 mon. wo men and chlldron encoring, twenty yoara ago last Saturday Company E loft for Chlcamauga Park, Qa., in ro sponso to calls for troops for tho Spanish-American war. Tho company had at that tlmo fifty mon; or that numbor loss than ten aro now rosldonts of tho city. Wo havo tho olnstic glrdlo corset, prlco $1.00. E. T. TRAMP & SONS. W. C. Boguo will go to Omaha to night' to attend a conroroneo between District Mnnagor Joffors, of tho bonrd of federal railway control, and tho chairmen of tho protective boards of all tho railroads entering Omaha. Whilo tho naturo of this conforonco Is not known, it is presumed to bo one of cositiorablo Importnnco to nil railroad employes. TANLAG A SPLENDID TONIC AND SYSTEM PURIFIER. A TREATMENT PREPARED OF ROOTS, BARK AND HERBS. FOR SALE AT ia&l Drug Store. Our entire stock of High Grade Footwear must be sold ouU- That's Final! Not in all the History of North Platte shoe retailing has such a bargain giving event been launched at the very heart of the season. . Listen! The present war conditions, are going to make shoes higher than now SCARCER. Do not be satisfied with buying a pair or two but copy the shrewd buy er and anticipate your shoe wants for some time to come and' provide for the future. Many buyers have walked out with 10 and 12 pairs. One Lot Boys Shoes values N fe t?mfs te v Ll Men'8 Work Shoes $2.75, $3.00, $3.35 andO ffi 3T?2 ;M-95 $1,45 eircfe:$6: $3.45 One Lot big Girls or Ladies r ... nut RAILROAD MEN'S ATTENTION! Shoes, fine for every day vear .. y ef " 8e aI1 gys En- Those of R Sizes 3 to 7, values up to $4.50 fh last dIess sfhe8' "olnd,s Bootees in the winter will have iw af American Scout Brand Black tnBa u I r n nlro or dark Brown O ftff to pay $10 for them next fall. SalC P"Ce dlyV Sale price $3.95 &?c . . $7.45 y Women's Grey Kid Lace Boot with cloth top Men's Gun Metal Blucher and Button Hi-toe to match, low heels or high heels, fai A and English last. $6.00 values. Sale gr Sale Price - - - M?4.4D Price - - . &3.95 Women's Grey Kid 9-inch Lace Boots. Sale Choice of any style Florsheim Button, Lace, $A Jr H tr J O or Blucher, Hi-toe or English last, Black or Tan, $9.00 9.45 $7.95 and $6.85 g,nrfce 81.000 . Vai-f- Jye IjAgIc of S11Ce Will fiot. Tiermit lis irr monfiAn oil rw Remember! This stock has got to be sold before the firm can disolve partnership. ii a Tin IF Shnp $24artiA s 1 3Iny Party Concert Program. Aa in tho 'paat. tho concert preced ing tho May Party will ba ono of the fenturos o tho TJiirty-Bixth Annual May Party of DlvMon 88, D. or L. E., Wotlnosday evciiliiB. May IbL Com-, monclng at 8:15 p. in. Stamp's OrcheH tra, UHulutod by Hovorol HololHte, will proHent tho following program: March "FrceUorn for All Forever" W. K. Bock, Ochestra. Xylophone Solo. Solocted, Victor V. Bock. Ovorturo, "William Tell" HobbIhI, Orcheatra. Vocal Solo, (orchestra accompnln mont) (a) "On tho Itoad to Mandulay" Speaks, (b) "Friend of MlntC Lohr, Paul Harrington. Duet for Cornet and Euphonium, "SwIhs Boy" Bent, Messrs. Earl Stamp and Arthur Tramp. Medloy "Kemlck'8 Hits 18 B" Latnpe. OrchoBtra. "Star Spangled Dannor," Orchestra. : :o: : Armenian Itcltcf Campaign. A meeting was hold Saturday aftor noon nt tho offlco of tho Woathor Buroau In tho Interest of tho County Armonlnn-Syrlan Itollef orRnnlzatlon. W. W. Slmants was aloctcd chairman of tho North Platto district and S. M. Soudor count treasurer. Tho dato of tho actual "drive" for tho county quota wjilch waa flxod at I7.C00 waB sot for about Muy flth. Tho North Platto mini, stors havo consented to net as an ad visory commlttco with County Chair man A. W. Shilling and Itrtv. T. A. Llndonmoyor as County Secrotnry. Somo ono will call on overy cltlzon un Iosb thoy havo nl ready contributed, or thoy can send In their donation dlroct to S. M. Somlor for this most worthy causo of feeding tiro dostituto and Btravlng. . in;:- Attention ltcd Cross Workers. - Thero will bo a gonoral conforonco of Hod Cross Workors hold nt four o'clock Friday aftornoon In tho Fodor- au court room at which all tho now foaturoH of tho work will bo discuss ed. Lot every workor mnko an orfort to bo pronont Tho committee desire to thank tho Junior Bed Cross who made and don ated six largo packing boxon to tho ohnptor. You can keep your atomnoh strong, bowels rogular nnd kldnoys notlve by using Prickly Ash Bitters. It Is a noo. essnry condition to mnlntnln tho health of the body. Prlro $1.25 per hottlo. IHn. kor Book & Drug Co , Sprelnl Agrnt"?. i rinno Itt'dtnl. Tho pupils of Floronco McKay will hold their annual spring recital tonight at tho Franklin Auditorium. Those tak Ing pnrt in tho program aro: Allco Ed' wards, Adah Boyerlo, Virginia Scott, Trullo Forbes, Lois Johnson. Elma May Crane, Harriot FlelBhman, Dorothy Barron, Catherine Boylo, Luclllo Boy- erlu. JJorothy Elder, Dorothy Cumm lngs, Huldah Johnson, Anna McGrow, Beverly Wurtele, Helen Armstrong, Caryl Dorryberry, Ltancls Edwards, Margaret Edwards, Botty Turplo and Emma Boguo. Tho proceeds will bo glvon to tho IIcm Cross. ::ot: 500 new spring children's drossos in Plaid (jlnghauiH mnlo up to tho mlnuto In stylo nt lowest prlcos at BLOCK'S. City HchooY Thrift KoteH. Deposits In School Savings System last weok dropped to $11.13. Tins Is tho lowost amount we have banked for a long tlmo. Tho pupils bought C37 Thrift stamps through the schools last .week. This menus that every third child bought a Thrift Stamp. At tho samo tlmo tho pupils bought 21 War Savings Stamps at a par valuo of over $100. Thei totals for School Savings and War Savings last week waa $253.38. Ono Uttlo girl of tho Jofforson school earned 25 conts at knitting and unothor earned threo cents for wiping dishes and her daddy guvu nor a quarter. Evory cent of this was Invest ed through tho school . Tho solgan "Save at least Half tho Monoy you Got," is bolng gonorally ccoptod. A numbor of pupils aro living up to thlB motto. Ono Elovonth grado boy says ho has carried out this plan for tho past throo yoars. Monoy Is not tho root of nil ovll, hut It Is tho mennnoss In our honrts that makos monoy an ovll. Thoro is no such thing as tnlntod monoy, It ts tho people: who handlo It that aro tnlntod if thoro Is any wrong about It. .:o:: Visit our Infant woar dopartmont everything for the baby to wear, main floor. BLOCK'S. ::o:- Ons Tnr. A wood proorver to bo used as you ubo croosoto, for preventing decay of j fence posts, or anything of wood. May. 1 be usod for trontlug chicken houses for ltco. Usod as an wtorlor paint for pIIob. $fl.25 por Barrel of GO gallons. ' North Platto Light and Townr Co. , 23-10 F. a. Hoxlo roturned to Ogalalla yea torday after spending tho week end with his family in town. Mrs. Geo. W. Finn returned this morning from a visit with her sister In Omaha. TKor( aro many conveni ences in Electric Wiring that entail little cost yet add vory much to tho convenient and practical use of Electricity. Hero Is ono for having Hnsc bonrd Outlet for your vacuum clenner, lump, sow motor, table nppllances, talking mn chine motor nnd all tho ninny other Electrical uses. Con bo readily installed in any homo, In any num ber, at any (placo moat useful. Our Business is Houoo Wiring North Platte Light & Power Co. WE-BOY YOUR HAY. GRAIN, SEEDS AND LIVESTOCK. We sell Coal, Flour, Graham, Whole Wheat, Corn Meal, Corn Chop, Barley, Chop, Salt, Shorts, Bran, Tankace and Cotton, Linseed and Alfalfa Meal, mixed Chicken Feed ' -and all kinds of Grain. Quality guaranteed and SERVICE THE BEST. Leypoldt & Pennington, EAST FRONT ST. PHONE 99. Highest Cash Prices for Hens We pay cash for Live Poultry want Hens, Springs, 1918 Roosters, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys and eggs. Call 192 for cash offers. North Platte Produce Co. r