The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, July 25, 1919, Image 5
CHRISTIAN BIBLE SCHOOL COltKElt THIIII) AM) VINE 'Vou don't know how anxious we are to have you in Sunday School next Sunday. Even it you have not at tended once this year. We will be all the more tickled to see you. Encourage those folks that iust never iniss rain or shine, hot or cold, who have been Avortderlim why you nre not interested in the study of the . BIBLE It's the Book of Books, the lessons of which are un dispencible to us a individuals and nationr, and tfip World, The greatest men that are forming the world programs today are Sunday School men and they say to us keep up the Sunday Schools. Now if you arte not helping change your program, come and see that your boys and girls are there too. 9:45 sharp. i I'ltESlDENT COMMITTEE. " r LOCAL AND PERSONAL 1 Girl for goneral housework. Mrs. J. S. Slmms. Phono 38. BC-3 Mrs. J. W. Fetter left Thursday for a two weeks visit with relatives in Omaha and Iowa. Always stop at the Rexall. . P. W. Sitton spent Wednesday in , town while enroute from St. Louis to , his .homo at Rawlins. For Sale Chevrolet car in good re- CO. pair. Call at 414 South Walnut. 5G-2 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Allemand left Wednesday for a six weeks visit at their old home in Stella, Neb. , Always try The Rexall first, it ;pays. tf ' Misses Winnie Schriver and Fern (NoreYorthy, of Gothenburg, .spent Wednesday with friends in town. I Andrew Hahn, of Fairbury, trans acted business in town Tuesday. He formerly lived southwest of town. Wanted to rent for one year, five or six: room house. Address P. 0. Box C72. , 5G-2 Mrs. Julia Todd wont to Hershey Wednesday where she will bo gue.st ;of Mrs. Frank DIckerson for a week. , Lloyd Gummere, who accompanied the ball team for the series at Scotts Dluff; remained there for a week of fishing. : The Rexall handles the goods. tf ' Mrs. H. I. Block and children and her cousin Miss Jeannetto Freidstadt, left Thursday for a month's stay at ' Idaho Springs. 1 Lost At the swimming pool at the south river bridge Tuesday evening a gold case Elgin watch. Finder return Pto Dixon's and receive reward. Mrs. Richard Moore came down from Hershey Tuesday and brought her small son to a local hospital to have his arm broken and the bones reset Creepers, Rompers and wash, suits lor ciuidron in ngcs 6 months to C years on sale at 76c, 95c, $1.25, $1,45, 3b anu up at THIS LEADER MERC. Film Version of Famous Novel to be ShoWn Here. ,Rlh in ' pathos, humor, stutlmont and sweet charm, "Little Women," the celebrated story wrltton by Louisa Mi Alcott, has for fifty years exerted a wide appeal upon the reading public of the world. "Little Womon" has b'eon translated in many languages and its beauty has been recognized in fbrelgn lands with the rosultthnt the littlo. herincs of the book, Meg, Jo, Both and Amy, are tho most cele brated characters in literature. . .Thls wonderfully appealing st6ry has been filmed and as a Paramount Artcraft special picture, it will bo shown at tho Keith theatro next Mon day and Tuesday. Every man, woman and child in the city who has read the story should seo It on tho silver screen for It visualizes the celebrated characters which will never fado In tho memory of those who laughed and cried over tho novel in their youth.J Tho picture was filmed in and about tho home of Miss Alcott In Concord. Mass., and it is more than usually in teresting on that account. ::o:: Entertainment Delights Audience. The musical entertainment given hv local talent undor tho direction of Miss Sadio Trovlllo at the Keith theatre Tuesday evening demonstrat ed that there is plenty of tnlent in North Platte to plcaso tho most ilTTLB 1V'WEJ AS ! mil Someone Tlcano Explain. I'OFULAK AS-EVEKI EMor Trlbuno: Having returned but shortly from a visit to the Pacific Coast, nnd have ins been Interested in tho High Cost of Living there as well as bore, I am desirous of'liavlng sevornl things ex plained. 1st. Why, 1b sugar soiling for $9.25 a hundred pounds thorc, while It is; a pouna. nore; Aicrcnnnis say it is because of the freight rates. ( " 2nd. Why Is bcof selling thorc for from 27c to 35c a pound (lncliiihg T bone nnd sirloin steaks), whllo hero In Xorth Platte we pay from 40c to 45c a pound? And the, meat on the const Is shipped In there, so tho cry of high freight ratos does not apply io u. We are interested In seoing cvory one mako an honest living, but In our simplicity we nre unable to under stand tho great differences between prices here nnd elsewhere in our country, evon between North Platto and Omaha. Will somcono please ex plain. Respectfully yours, C. FRANKLIN KOCH ::o:: Sells Patterson Land. F. N., Buchanan has sold all tho former land owned by T. C. Patterson. The purchasers and tho descriptions of tho land woro as follows: East half of section 3-13-32 to John H. Mapes for ?60 per acre. " EaBt half section 23-13-30 to Dr. W. T. Prltchnrd for $C0 per aero. Section 25-13-30 to Andrew Hahn -UnTirIJ seventeen numbcrn wan vnrlnil In Its nt ncr ncr vocal and Instrumental make up and, Soutn ,in,f of tlic cast half of each number received merited ap-1 SPCt'n 32-13-29 nnd tho west half of plauso. As a whole It was an enter-i thc south linlr ot section 29-13-29 to talnment that certainly delighted and,1"- incn ior wt per aero. reflected creditable upon Miss Trovlllo nn .lLnU.H .1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 I IT g!rjf!.?'!,dn0''. or U?e participants r m North Platto resident. SDent several days in town this week. He" brought a son hero to a hospital to have his tonsils removed. Shu Fly and spray at the Rexall. Lost July fl2 between Cozad and 5 miles west of North Platte on Lincoln Highway, Bulck tiro, rim and cover Please notify Nellie Armel, Lexington, Nebraska, reward. J. B. Redfleld tendered his resigna tion Tuesday as city physician. The Doctor's practice is such that he did not. care to look nfter this branch of the ciiys business. Alwayp, stop at the Rexall. Shu Fly and spray at the Rexall. I Elmer Coates .who is at Estes Park send us a card dated July 22 on which Is written: "Senator W. V. Hoagland narrowly escaped with his life today by being drowned in Big Thompson river. He was rescued by Mrs. Ray Langford." Lieut. Ray D. Grimes, of Russellvllle, Ind., lias been tho guest of Judge and Mre. Grimes during the past week. A pleasing feature was the stage setting of potted plants and cut flowers. , N "The net receipts were nbove $200, which goes to the benefit of tho choir of St. Patrick's church- :o:: and"' other houhomgds. ' Flrt Lout. Grimes liad been in a hospital house east of Besack barn. Mrs.1 i . ' . charged from service. Miss aMe Wiley, who recently under went an operation at a local hospital in France for six months, was invalid ed home but has not yet been dis- Chrlstlan Science service Sunday 11 a. m. Wednesday evening meetings every week at 8:00. A cordial Invi tation Is extended to all to attend these services. Building ft'Xoan build ing, room 25. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Llpsy return ed Wednesday from an auto trip to Estos Park and Denver, after an absence of two or three weeks. When they left tho Park there were not less than sixty North Platte people quartered there - "Little Women," Louisa M. Alcott's wonderful story of four of the sweet est girls in American fiction. Loved by everybody, little and big. A picture In which you will live that's hovf good It Is. Keith theatro, Monday and Tuesday. "Chick" Clnrk, charged with gram I larceny in thc theft of a diamond ring tho property of A. B. Hoagland, had a hearing In the county court Wed Chris Jordon defeated Bobbie Bylund nesday and was bound over to the returned the -first of the week? to her In 'a wrestling match at the firemen's ct, court unuer a uonu or i.uuu. IVml at Hershey " ner, ha Tuesiay evening, securing the Not being able to secure a bond, he - Gales bf merriment follow in ihoLJJS. ! "l 1" .. DUVUUU 111 IlltUUII I1IIIIU1.C9. XllUllt.ll llll-i 1'UI XV jUUU 111111,11 LU. -till match was the best ever pulled off in at 803 south Walnut. 53-lp North Plafte the attendance was. it is generally conceded tho corn small. I prospect this year could hardly be Kodaks and films at the Rexall. Jazzy footsteps of Gaylo's Musical Merrymakers at the K. C. Hall, Mon day, August 4th ' 5G-2 ; Tho most wonderful wash waists for wmtion mnrln In Ampripn tn Kfill nt $1 ' $1.50 and $2.50 on sale LEADER MERC." CO. nt THE Field Agent Bryan, of the Grand; better. With tho stalks in tasslo and the ears forming, the present is a rather critical time and moisture in Island SUgar factory, Who Was down l,n Prminil is niwnsnrv. lint H la Hnld Yesterday Win, E. Shuman nnd from Hershey, yesterday, stated that im onlv In' rare instances is tho corn daughter Dorothy, left for a month's trip upon tho Pacific Coast. They will visit Mr. Shuman's brother at Spokane growers, howevor, are ready for them his sister at San Francisco and father and motherjit San Diego. UlOUlCr OUlUreaK or.UlC SUgar Ueet shnwlni? tlm iinoil nf mnlnlnro. worm is duo in a day or two The . ... ,,,, ,., t.ii. ., 1 I J V V III VII IT ItUllllllUll) AUtk4V Montana aro still raging. Old blazes hs with spraying machines and not much demage to the crop is -anticipated .TTTinilllHTTTDrtjnTft IMWHI i M . Haven't You An 1 are barely, hold in check, and now out breaks are occurring in many places No rain is falling in the fire districts. anu only tho ract mat there Is no 1 strong wind has prevented a dozen holocasts. Several fires have leaped divides and are steadily spreading. nit . . . . inese transactions involve over seventy thousand dollars. ;tof , Correction "We recently advertised In the Tribune 'Ladles B. V. D. Union Suits.' This we regret to say was an f error as tho goods were of nnothor make. In Justine to. The B. V. D. Company and In order that our customers may receive the best service, wo will not hereafter use the trade mark B. V. D.' in advertising or soiling goods un less they bear thc red woven B. V D. label." THE LEADER MERC. CO. Ralph SniIUi Sells Home Ralph Smith has sold his house In the 500 block on west Second street to Dr. J. B. Redfiold for a consideration of ten thousand dollars. Mr. Smith will resign his position as engineer and with his family move to Idaho where ho will engago In the lumber business with a brother. that you would like to make look exactly like a beautiful real hard wood finish, instead of covering it with unsanitary carpet, hard to handle and keep dean? You can wash this heelproofjhard wood effect surface, scrub it and pound it with a hammer without injury. Make over your carpet into rags and enjoy tbo pride of having a beautiful, brilliant hard wood floor effect, co coif to keep clean and, better 'jtu you can apply the Chi-Namd Graining Process as successfully as an expert after but 5 minutes practice in our Chl-Namel Store. Come ia as quickly as you can and let us teach you to grain ONLY TAKES 5 MINUTES. I TLMk IKIIklS. 01 V7KMIMIMV IiBocese A practical method by which anyone can apply beautiful, washable, beelproof hard wood effects overold discolored soft wood or prtviouslyfinlihtdfloori.doortjWoodwork, furniture. Costs about 3 centa per square foot. Looks and wears like real hardwood finish. Learn to grain in 5 minutes at THE CHI-NAM EL STORE IN YOUR LOCALITY These up-to-date merchants invite you to investigate Chi-Namel quality finishes for everything in your home. Made for new or old auueet, tura or oit wood rarsUhe csiaeti. wall coitino, etc all a nude of elMevtitog wiur-prool Quaec Oil by oat seem (voceu. THE OHIO VARNISH COMPANY CLEVELAND. O. STONE DRUG STORE. Eplscopnl Service. Sunday. July 27th Holy Com munion at 7:30 a. m., morning pray er and sermon at 11 a. m. Rev. Dr.. Rollltt and Bishop Beechcr will be present. A meeting of tho nation wide campaign committee will bo held nt the church at 7:30 In the evening. , ':o::. . ' Increased Rounly on Coyotes .'Effective July 19th tho bounty on Coyote, scalps was Increased from one to three dollars. This will mako tho killing of tho animals more profitable and a more resoluto war of exter mination will probably start. Under tho old bounty of onedol!ar for each scalp, tho number of Coyotes killed in Lincoln county has averaged over one thousand a year for a number of years past. :or: . First Lulheran Church. Morning 'worship 8:30 o'clock with celebration of tho Holy Communion. Special Communion service at 8:30 p. m. for those unable to attend in the morning. Sunday School one o'clock. REV. C. F. KOCH, Pastor. ::o:: 2,100.000 lovors of the best In lltor- P"t y-j , , . . ......I., linn, iiuuh" wic uubiv . C. Peterson received a message . ,. mnnnnnn . i vnctn.,ln,. I,l c C 1 "UIIIU1I. JU.UUU.UUU UlUtlL HilV I full It Pntrnn ointw tiloi 1 1 i. i i'1 ovory one of them loved the story. Peterson stating thnt ho had nrrlved'c-. t,,. it nt irnm. ht.1o, safely from overseas' and was then Z ?SP, v Y nt rVimn Morrltr N T lint ovnnMorl n,lu CS(iay. to soon leave for Camp Dodge to ho, cyTx Seo c,,nton & Son demobilized. Fred is recovering fromj (flfwtl about your Eyo troubles, an nttack of appendicitis for which , wJPy satisfaction every time, ho was operated upon three different! y- Son is over in Germany, times. will bo homo In a fow . These are busy times at tho big ice j weeks or months. Sign of tho Big houses nt this terminal, for tho number! Ring. of refrigerator cars Iced In transit i ::o:: run from three to four hundre'd ench ! JW. E. W. FETTER twenty-four hours. These cars are Announces his discharge from tho run In almost solid trains and there I military service and return to prl are from eight to a dozen trains each I vato practice. unices over Ilexall Drug Store Phones: Office 382, residence C34. North Platte, Neb. ..fi , The Rexall handles the goods. tf THE UNIVERSAL CAR The Ford One Ton Truck may well be classed as ah agricultural necessity, it fits inlo and fills so many wants on the farm. It is a reliable bearer of farm burdens; not only doing thc work of several horses Thfc Farmer's Truck quicker and better than the horse, nnd does not "eat its head off" when not working. The accressive farmer has only to consider the possibilities of the Ford truck and he is ready to buy one. We judge this to be so from the way farmers are buying them. Truck Chassis $550 f. o. b. Detroit. Hendy-Ogier Auto Co. S. M. SOUfiER T. F. HEALEY Liberty Land Company Office Over Rexall Drug Store. Choice Farm Land in Lincoln and adjoining Count ies. Also some good Ranches. Houses and Lots in all parts of North Platte. ook for tie Dig l su. day. Tho number of men oniployedat tho ice houses In the several depart ments now exceed seventy. Supt. Wilson .Tout presented thc Tribune man with a liberal quantity of his ever bearing strawberries Tuesday and they were of a very nice flavor. Mr. Tout has been very suc cessful In growing this variety of berries and along with othors has dem onstrated that they do well In this section. It would seem that these berries could bo profitably grown for "ro going to sell at wholesale price, tho market. , Now that tho court house proposi tion has carried, The Tribuno would like to have some of our former frlnmla wlin'vntnrl ntrnlnoi wn. building tell us how and why a now! ,v,,,, t,iey !st liuJ nw for canning. court house will bo of any more bene fit to tho individual tax payer in North Platte than it will- bo to any mentioning: Individual tax payer In any nreclnctl in tho county. A now building is need-, ,. ., , , , ed for tho protection of the T records. S,aM cun 1 ork nml l onns 10c for tho moro efficient transaction of. Small Bottle Catsup 18c lillntnnnn n .1 . n , 1 . 1 ..... uuaiu-on uiiu lui lliu UUlllir UCCOIll! modntions of tho court officers and, lC-oz. can Cnhlmet Jinking powder 28c the COUntv. Officials. In thinr nil- vantages each tax naver slmr niikn' Campbell's Assorted Soups 12c ?! 'irI'? "J; Qart Mason Jar Jam 50c ifiuch as Is tho North Platto man.'2J.lbs. sack of Flour $1.00 Tho chargo made that tho new court house Is solely a North Platte i 8-Ib. sack of Flour $3.20 benefit Is too absurd to bo seriously! considered. OH! SUGAR Wo have just 100 sacks of sugar wo $10.55 per sack. Hero nre a fow other Items worth -::o: E stray Notice. Estrayed from pasture 12 miles southeast of Hershey on or about June 1st, two maro mules coming 3 year old, dark brown In color. Roward for Information leading to recovery Andy Olson, North Platto, Phone 780F11. Gamble with Springer AT THE CHAIN STORES Store No. 1, 822 N. Locust, riioim 203, Store No. 2, 110 East H, Tlionc 100. Any Order Delivered for 5c. KEROSENE The 20th Centry Fuel Billions of Barrels in Storage. Over Forty Million Users of Ran ges' and Heating Stoves want Cheaper Fuel OXO-GAS HEATERS Are The Answer No Coal to Haul. No Coal to Carry In. No Ashea to Carry Out. No Soot. No Dust. Just Heat. Hums 96 per cent Oxygen, 4 per cent air.T No Family can Afford to be Without it. Saves You Money Saves You Work. NELSEN 8c LOCAL DEALER. JOHANSEN. PHONE 876. in Model No. 10 Single Tub - 4 ,H1 - . .-I'M rtii wasncr Willi n Swinging p Wringer Thti Model often (ha hoiuewife t)i drinUitti vi tho mortble iwlniclng wringer without the bench equipment of other model. Wither tab U eictlr the tame u that tued on other modeU hu all modern Improro menta, Electrlo motor U troubleproof will not "turn out." Wrlncer fwlnei to anj poiitlon and hat Bafetr Quick R)eaaa feature. 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