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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1918)
Suggestions FOR Graduation Gifts. touxg LADIES CAMEO PIN CAMEO KING I'EAHLS OUTCLASS SILVEJl CHINA IIIIACELET WATCH TVOltY TOILET WAKE, PICTURE FRAMES SHIRT WAIST READS KNITTING NEEDLES HAIRPINS DORINNE POWDER ROXES CANDLE STICKS CLOCKS LEATHER POCKET ROOKS MESH HAGS VANITY RAGS YOUNG MEN EVERSHARP 'PENCILS DIAMOND RING ' WATCH '. RURY RING SIGNET RING WATCH CHAIN CUFF LINKS KNIFE RAZOR CARD CASES .. SCARF PINS POCKETS ROOKS MANICURE SETS COMD AND RRU8H SETS CLOTHES RRUSH PAPER KNIFE PfQTURE FRAMES If you are not able to And something in the above lists see our windows, we have one window full of suggestions for young ladies and 'one for young men. HARRY DIXON, The Jeweler. Bit 0. II. CRESSLER, Gradaale Dentist Office over th McDonald Stat Bunk. LOCAL AND PERSONAL Dr. Mario Aincg was a visitor In Kearney ycBtorflay. Big danco at the IC. P. hall 'this Friday evening. Everybody welcome. The best Black Taffeta Silk you ovor bought for $1.50 n yard is being sold hy WILCOX, DEPT. STORE. Mrs. Dan Ncumoyor loft Wednesday for a visit with friends In tho oast part of tho fitnto. Carpets and rugs cleaned.. Phono Red 1009. 32-G Mrs. Anna Kline, and daughtor of Douglas, Ariz., arrlvod yesterday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Harry Block. Tomato I'tantst Cattbago Plants I Hy tho hundred thousands. Wo have them. North Plntto Floral Company. W. J. Landgraf returned Wednesday from Grand Island whoro ho ottonded 1 ..lain nnnvmltlnn f tlin 1.' I t i l'.. rtf 1 Columbus , Ono- special lot of tub nllk blouses at $2.08. real bargains. K. T, -TRAMP & SONS. .Moro for your IHdoa and all kinds of Junk at tho North PiaUefiluVanli' Metal Co. Try us boforo you soil. 117 west Fifth street ' ' Mrs. C. J. Tyrroll, of Omaha, who had boon visiting her mother Mrs. J. A Rannlo for throe weeks, roturncd homo Wednesday noon. Mr. and Mrs. James Knajdlo, who had boon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Haplor, letft for their homo In Slrague, Nebr., yesterday. Some vory attractive bargains In our .millinery department. Tho seasons vory latest styles at prices that are sure to pleaso you at THE LEADER MERC. CO. Mrs. M. E. Carrier, a former NorUi Piatt -resident, la tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Besack, having ar rived from tho elast yesterday. Whlto Embroldory dresses for child ren, pretty Btylos, sizes from 4 to 11. E. T. TRAMP & SONS. iv dinner complimentary to Miss Emma Smith and Miss Sylvia Watts wfll bo glvc;i by tho Travel and Study club at tho homo of Mrs, M. E. Scott tomorrow evening. Wanted Girl forqnoral houswork. Inquire at 510 wtat Fifth. Mrs. C. F. Iddlngs. 2t Mrs. A. B. Iloagland and Mrs. J. S. Iloagland loft Wcdnosday moon for Rochester, Minn., whoro tho formier will liavo an examination niado at the Mayo. Bros, hospital. Tho Lutheran GlrlB club will have a salo of geraniums for boneflt of now church building fund Saturday, May 18th' at Schncrlngcr Undertaking Co; Geraniums of all colors and grown by North Platte Floral Co. A now ehlpmont of ladies blouses In tlKi wash silks and georgotta crepos. E. T. TRAMP & SONS. Mm.-'C. V, Ellis, of Buffalo, N. Y., ,!ii,.,vl6(ttng. her,. sou Waltqr. Ellis, hav ing arrived a fow days ago. Sio came to wpoml a woek or no with her sou bo foro ho loaves for a training camp with tho noxt quotai of registrants. Miss M. Slcmaii) steam baths and Swedish MasBago. ladlns and gontlo men.. Phono 807. Brodbock bldg 85t' Mr, and Mrsj Henry Gllfoyl jeave Monday mdrnlrfg' on a month's visit In Denver, Salt Lake, Portland, 'Ban Francisco. Los Angeles and other western cities. Tho Dome'sllc Sclenco department of tho Twentieth Century club will meet Monday afternoon at tho homo of Mrs. W. R. Malqnoy. 504 W' 4th stfoct. A good attendance Is desired. & Among" those Who went to Grapd Island Wednesday to attend tho danco given In connection with tho dpdnlng of tho now denot were Mlssos Florence and Mario Stack, Alice Otten, Blanche Fonda, Jessie Baker una- Flo Stamp and Mrs. J. L. Sinclair. Georgo Beban In "Jules of the Strong Hcfirt," a photoplay filled with tho joy of living and tho two part comedy "Blood and Thunder." will b6 the Keith attraction for Saturday night Tho funeral of tho late Caroline Tclltz was hold from tho Episcopal church Wcdnosday afternoon, tho' sor vlco being conducted by Rev. Koch. Many friends, including the Lady Mac cabees, of which tho deceased was a member, attended. Tho executive commltteo of tho Homo Guards sent In an order for flvo regulation drums and flvo trumpets or bugles tho early part of the week and tho instruments are expected to ar rive today and be used by tho drum corps In tho parade this evening. Moro for your Hides and all kinds of Junk at tho North Platto Hide and Metal Co. Try us boforo you solL 117 west Fifth Btreet Tho two year old son of Mr, ' and Mrs. Ed Leach, of Maxwell, who was brought horo for treatment Sunday following Injuries received by falling biemeath an auto truck died Tuesday ovonlng. Tho remains woro taken to Maxwell that night for Interment. Tho Presbyterian choir of twonty voices will give a sacred concert Sun day ovonlng. The vocal soloists -will bo Mrs. Ed Burko, Mrs. Gllfoyl and Mr. Holland. Thore will also bo a trombone solo by Arthur Trnmp'-'and a violin solo by Mrs. Holland and MIbb McKay will have special organ music. Children's gingham dresses, nifty styles, all sizes. E. T. TRAMP & SONS. Starting out with tho old Lazier motor, rjvo years ago, tnoro have ueen few changes necessary in the Cband lor chassis. It has been right for flvo years. Thcro Is wonderful valtifei In tho Chandlor pavon passenger touring or the Dispatch four passengor look them ovor. J, V. ROMIGH Dealer. lor Sale Seven room house, modern Including heat, located at GOO east Third. Inquire at tho houso for particulars. ISAAC DEiTS Mary Plckford's role as Stella Marls Is one of tho most tenderly ap pealing ones she has assumm for many a day. Stella Marls was an. tin usually beautiful girl, tenderly loved and surrounded, by overy luxury wealth could command. Separated form tho world and all knowledge of Bordldness and sorrow kept frotrfjnor, she developed an' angelic naturo oiijd a purity of mind and heart which caused all to lovo hor na an almost suner naUural being. Kolth theatre Monday anu Tuesday, Chlldrens Wash Drosses the largest variety over shown In North Platto at WILCOX DEPT. STORE. Thit :mlft of livtlvi ttstt it dtslgntd to take tht uncertainty out of tin-buying. Traction-Surface "A non-skid tread maHe up or comparatively small pro jections, cannot" resist wear so well as a tire having a broad, flat traction-surface. In considering the merits of various non-skids, deter mine how large a surface comes in actual contact with the road. To do this, lay a piece of wire screen over one unit of the tread, comparing the number of squares that touch the raised portion with the number that cover the portion not raised. In the Michelin Universal, for example, three-quarters of the entire non-skid tread comes in contact with the road, thus forming a broad, flat traction-surface that means extra service. Yet Michelin Tires are not high priced. Tl r n uirt er of the MihUa Universal Tread la TractloB- Surfftce. VULCANIZING m ACCESSORIES NEBRASKA KUJHBER WORKS (3th & LOCUST. FILLING STATION. PHONE 805, ftNO THEN CAME THE KAISER'S HORDES OF O A B V KILLERS (SCENE. .FROM THE KAijER tHEea &t, op bERlim) The Picture that will Make Your Blood Boil with Rage The Picture that made New York stand up and cheer like made. The Picture that will make 100,000 fighting, clawing Americans. - Pronounced greater in power than President's declaration of war. The Picture that will make you thankful that you live in the U. S. A. The Picture that will sweep America from end to end. The Picture that jammed New York's Broadway Theatre to suffocation. The Picture that set Boston and Chicago wild. SEE IT! DIRECT FROM BROADWAY TO THE RED GRO Tfl EATRE orfh Platte, Nebraska 9 Monday and Tu esday, May 20-21 2,000,000 by End of Year. A Paris dispatch dated yesterday says tho United States has promised to havo 1,500,0.00 fighting men in France hy tho end of tho year. Theso troops must havo their own organiza tion and service, which will mean 2, 000.000 including specialitsts, workers, men in tho qunrtorninsters department and others. From London comes the word that 'tho Amreican preparations on tho .Western front aro amazing in their immensity and plans aro hoing made to accommodate 5,000,000 men. Farmers nro Loyal. S. It. Mclflelvle, editor ot tho Ne braska Farmer, who attended tho stockbreeder's meeting in this city Tuesday, stopped over in Omaha Wed nesday and in an interview with a Boo reporter said: "Tho ono great thought uppermost in tho minds of tho farmers at all times is ''-win tho war.' "It is their religion, their ho- liof and their ono great aim In llfo. It is contagious. All aro imbued with tho spirit and tho morp mention of war will bring tho farmer to attention and will rccoivo his Undivided atten tion. To a man they aro in this game to win the war and they aro going to play a big part In doing: that very1 thing." :o;:- The houso drosses that wo aro sell ing at 95c, $1.45, $1.05. ?1.95 and up aro tho host that's shown this season all at before tho war prices at THE DEADER MEUO. CO,, -::o: First Official Communication. With tho Amorlcan Army in Franco, My 16 The first American official communique Issued slnco tho American troops entered fighting lino on a per manent basis was Issued last might. It reports Increased artillery activity northwest of Toul and in Lorraine, as well as the destruction of threo Gor man manchlnos by American aviators. Safety Deposit Boxes One Dollar Per Year. FIRST NATIONAL BANK. . Protestant Episcopal Services. May 19, 1918, Whitsunday, 8 a. m. Holy communion; 9:45 a. m. Sunday school; 11 a. m, morning prayer and sermon; 7 p. m. ovonlng prayer and address; St. Paul's North Sldo Sunday school 3 p. m,. Sorvlco of Intercession overy Friday morning at 10 o'clock in tho church. Everyone welcome. Rev. Arthur Dittes Jones. Rector. Tho Interest tn tho contest between tho men of tho different Sunday schools ia increasing, almost 100 men In at tendance last Sunday reported. The Methodists and Christians are tlod for first placo. each havng 45 credits. Tho others Just a- fow below. Put your school ovor tho top this week. For graduation soo our ladies wrist watchos nnd brooches. CM. AUSTIN, Jowolor. Flmplos and blotchs on tho skin aro caused by bilious impurities In the blood. Tho right remedy Is Prickly Ash Elttors. It removes tho causer by purifying tho blood, llvor and bowols, Prlco $1.25 por bottlo. RInckor Book and Drug Co. Spoclal Agonts. Ttnight, Keith Theatre TAYLOR HOLMES AS 'THE SHALL TOWN GUY" Two part Sunshine Comedy, '"A WAITER'S WASTED LIFE" 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. DR. J. S, TWINE Mi PHYSICIAN 8c SURGEON, NORTH PLATTE. NEBRASKA. Physician, Surgaon, Obstetrician. X-Ray. For your comfort and accommodation The Nurse Brown Memorial Homeopathic Hospital. Homeopathic medicine " for acute and chronic diseases. A trial will convince you that there is no system of treatment its equal. Office phone 183. Residence phone 283. Hospital Phone 110, WE BUY YOUR HAY, GRAIN, SEEDS AND LIVESTOCK. We sell Coal, Flour, Graham, Whole Wheat, Corn Meal, Corn Chop, Barlev, Chop, Salt, Shorts, Bran, Tankage 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.