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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1920)
', H6f??f: to-via rutn, JVawr An EYE FAULT caught in time will save you "trouble" with your eyes for the rest of your life. Ccme in and WITHOUT COST we will examine your eyes and if you need glasses-cither your first ones or MEW ones we will sell them to you for a Reasonable Price. CLINTON, The Jeweler. Sfcu of (lie JMiik LOCAL AN J) PERSONAL Dr. V. Lucas returned Thursday from Clieyonuo whoro ho attended the wadding of a friend. Ed. Hanson returned to Chicago Thursday aftor spending a few dayH wltli friends hi town. A girl lmby was born yesterday to Air. and Mrs. Geo. Keatn, who reside on a farm west of town. T. V. Austin came up from Omaha Thursday having boon called homo by Iho Illness qf-hls two small sons. Win, I'ltt who for a year or more wis been an Inmate of tho soldiers' homo at Sawtollo, Cul., Is In town vis iting his son John. Misses Hesslo and Hazel SmlUi will entertain at a china shower Monday evening complimentary to Miss Wllla Knuch. AleUovern & Stack, FrcNli d'roct'r Jcn. l'lionu SO- Free Delivery. Miss Vlotta Davis, who hud been spending tho week wltli friends In town, returned yesterday to her homo In Horshoy. Dr. Morrill, Dentist, offlco over Wilcox Department Storo. Geo. K. JCloofflng, of Coznrt, and iAilta Wilson, of Lexington, woro Is sued a marriage llcenso by Judge Woodhurst yesterday. . Carl Iloiinor returned the llrst of tho week from Sharon Springs, Kan sas, whore ho had been looking aftor his wheat ranch. .-, Dr. II. C. Drock. Dontlst. X-Ray Diagnosis. Reynolds Dldg. Phono 148 Tho Roxall drug storo has com pleted Installing now wall cases and fountain, the lattor having all tho now sanitary features and conveniences. A number of tho lloor cases havo boon romoved, thus giving more room for I customers and the working force. Tho Lutheran ladles served sevenil Hundred people with a chicken nnd waffle suppur In the church basement Tuosd'iy ovonh-g and received com pllmonts on tho meal. , Special Homo ciirod bacon 35c per pound. Brodbeck's Mont Market. tf Mrs. Frank Smith returned Thurs day, to her homo at Glenrose, having been released from tho Twlncm hos pital whoro she had been taking treat ment for ftovornl weeks past. Watch for the new VIctrola Records out Saturday, Janunry 31st. Gum- nicro-Dent Drug Co. Music In your home what would Blvk! moro pleasure than a lino Edi son or Columbia In your home'? Mu sic of all kinds nt your llngor tips. Wo can put one of those In your home on tho payment plan. Your credit Is good hero. Dixon, The Jeweler. Extra Fancy Wrapped Jonathan Ap plos ?3.00 per box-dollvered at your door. Remember thoso aro tho renj extra fancy and nro absolutely free from defects. THE LEYPOLDT PEXNINGTON CO., Phono 20G. The W. C. T. U. will mleet at .tho homo of Mrs. A. C. Howard, 809 oust Fourth stroot Tuesday afternoon, Feb 3d, at hall' ipust two. Members are requested to tnko January Worker. A program will bo rendered. Subject Narcotics. Mrs. F. F. Payne will bo leader. Go prepared to pay dues. A counlo of weeks niro It wan stilted In connection with tho Illness of Mrs. Guy Edls that a poisonous fluid had neon given nor ny Mrs. H. Johnson through mistake. This was an error. as Mrs. Johnson was not present nt tno hdis homo at tho tlino tho mlstnko wa smade and had nothing to to with It. Wo have limned Iu(o buyers for six houses of four or live rooms on south sMo of railroad tracks. II. & S- AHKXl'Y, Hrodbeck ltulldlng. !..' Choose Me and Use Me Western Electric POWER LIGHT I WILL go on your farm light it and give you power for many a. job. I will do the milking, cream separating, feed cutting and lots of other things. " I won't be much trouble either. Start me and I will run without driving and watching. I will be so faithful in my work that you would never be without me and best of all I run on kerosene. See this plant in operation. It will pay you. North Platte Plumbing & Heating Co. 108 E. 6th St. North Platte, Neb. 12BXUQR LLOX'AL CAMPAIGN OX II. C. h. . STARTS FKIHtUAHY FIRST I The official campaign In N'obranka I to reduce the high cont of living will I be formally Inaugurated in every 1 countv in tho tate February flrft. Mrs. hinrle O. Ryan, state director ' and Inasmuch an shortage of supply ; shall b- the basis of till campaign. we addpt tne slogan, worn nu .u. The plan embodies mas meetings in every community in which public speaUerc w 111 appeal for the co-operation of alt classes of citizens in th? practice of thrift and in the elimina tion of luxuries. This organized effort against high prices has its inception with tho Department of Justlo: at Washington, and In response to Its appeal, the (' nernl Federation of Woman's Clubs, and the Nebraska Federation of Woman's Clubs, adopt ed the following resolution: "That wo offer our assistance to our govern ment in promoting tho cumpalgn to make America a thrifty nation." Every fortune' founded on thrift was based on the unvarying practice of saving a deflnlto sum, small or large, before any Spending Mas done. Tho flrnt dollar out of the pay en salary check Is always the .nut finilnr in snend. It Is also the easiest dollar to savo nnd the womnn or man who can't savo that dollar can't save any dollar. Governor McKelvIo appeals to all women or Nebraska that we prntlce thrift In our homes and extend It to tho hom3Bof othors. Thnt we will teach It to our children. Thnt we will , Interest our friends In It. A multitude of thrifty homes will make a thrifty nation. Many times during the war you thought that you were doing all ' that you could, but when a new call for service came, you responded as you will to this emergency. Let us co-operate as enthusiastically and efficiently as In every other cam paign. No matter how strenuous the effort required, or how great the sac rifice involved, Nebraska women havo never failed to respond to the call for' sorvlco. They will do so now. j Yours for service, I MRS. GEORGE FRATER. , Lincoln County Thrift Chnlrman j W. n. Mnloncv returned yesterday from a business trip to Omaha. Plin R Prmlnr wlin linil linnn nui-! ployed as a brakemnn at this itennl-, nnl, leaves next week for Denver where he will enter the employ of a ! real estate Ami. I All nrniv f.orwla ctnvn trt! n . In tlie room formerly occupied by the, Gom Candy, Kitchen next Wednesday, nnu win conunuo open ror several days. Special for Saturday Swift's Pre- inliiin Hums .'12c per pound. AlcCim. Crn k Shirk, I'hone 80.. Free Deliv- ery. Miss Mary Abercromble, of .IJrady, was married at Scotts Bluff laat (Mon day to Uen Johnson of Gothenburg They will make their home In thi lattor town. i Registered Shorthorns at Imvnr'n own price. Maywood, Nobr.. February 12th. See ad In this naner. While trnnnfora nf nltv nrnnnriv have been slow this winter, valuations are by no means dropping. Tho own er of a property on east Sixth was of- iorco ?&,ouu a rew days ago for a houso that cost him $Ii,G0O less thnn a year ago. After buying ho expended $000 on improvements, vet bikini; thoso into consideration lm la. still $1,400 to the good. Tho committees nnnnlntml in ncotaf the OIllinierntorH ill unfMirlnir n (nrrnut census of North Platte havo been ac tive for several days ipast and ham boon Instrumental In Hstlntr fortv nr fifty Arsons that the enumerators could not find. This is no reflection on tho enumerators, but rntlmr evi. (lull CO that It rennlres cnnenrliwl no tion to find everybody. Tho efforts of thesa committees will bo continued for sevoral day,s. If YOU bavi 11 i'iiiii1 nr lini i-.wiin house south of the tracks and wutit to Sell. llsl, with IIS lit. lini'O. Wi, liiiro parties wnltlng now If. Jt S. Agencst luooot'CK iiuiuung. .;i Supt. Tout. In his bulletin, says high school students don't get enough sloop. Some of us men who havo occo slon to bo on tho streets after ton or olo1?n o'clock havo suspected such for some tlmo. Thero aro a good many boysnnd girls In North Platte who evidently bollovo .'that sloop Is simply so much time. lost. This Is cortalnly. a gay old world and the "great white ways" are growing brighter all tho time. If tho water plant needs $75,000 or $100,000 to rolay larger mains and to extend mains so ns to glvo service to rosldcnts who do W havo domestic sorvlco nnd flro protection, wo should not ho8ltaU a tnlnuto to vote bonds for tho required amount. Tho prop erty owners who havo boon for years paying for flro protection and not get ting It, nro cortalnly entitled to some consideration, as aro also tho ownors who tgot domestic survjco through mains Insufficient to furnish tho ro qulred pressuro. A Few !t.he JJJJg Days More ALWAYS RELIABLE. Great Clean-Up Sale. CO. A Few Days The Greatest Clothing Sale . ,'er held in North Platte will end Saturday, February 7th. We still have some woncerful values left. Don't forget prices are still climbing, and to dodge the high coat of Jiving take advantage of this wonderful sale. Ev ' ArNY OVERCOAT in the House. Values up to $45. Kuppenheimers and other famous makes Men's and Of Tirjin Young Men's OUIID $40 ta $45 values. 823 to $30 SUITS $35 to $38 SUITS $50 to $55 SUITS Ralston and other High Grade Shoes, values up to S 10 $5.90. Mens Heavy Work Shoes, values up to $6, $3.85c Men's Trousers, sizes 38--10-42 only $1.85. Mens Wool Sweater Coats, values up to $8.50, $3.90. Mens initial Handkerchiefs, 25c value 15c. Mens Hose, 25c value, 6 pair $1.00 17c. Mens Heavy Flannel Night Shirts, $1.95. Mens Canvas Gloves, 9c a pair. Mens Canvas Gauntlets, 10c a pair.. BOYS' High Grade SUITS, values up to $16,50, $10.85 all sizes. Ladies Ho.c: THE fflRSCHFELD C pi u o j. unit, iiusc $1.75 a pair. $2.50 grade. "Always Reliable." North Platte's Foremost Clothiers for Men & Young Men. Mail Orders Promptly and Carefully Filled. Ladies Hole proof Silk Hose $1.75 a pair. $2.50 grade. (Jronland-JIartini Wedding. Miss Mario Martini and Monte Cronhuul were married at 8 o'clock Wednesday morning In the chapely at tho parochial school, Rev. P. McDald reading tho marriage service. The bride was gowned In her brown velvet traveling suit with a brown picture hat nnd carried a boquet of pink sweet peas and roses. Her bridesmaid, Miss Hazel Smith also wore a suit of brown and a brown picturo hat and carried n boquet of pink sweet peas. Charles Martini, brother of the bride, was best man. Preceding tho ceremony Ger aldino Itasmusson, nleco of tho bride, sang "O Promise Me," and Paul Har rington sang "Avo Maria" and "He causo." Tho wedding march was played by Miss Lucille Martini. Mr. and Mrs. Cronland loft on the noon train for Sioux Falls, S. D., whero they will make their homo, Mr. Cronland being manager of tho -.telephone company there. ::o:: A Woman of Pica sure. Frecklo faced "Wesley Harry" takes a prominent part with Blancho Sweet In "A Woman of Pleasure." Wesley Harry. Is tho olovon year old boy whoso suporabundnnco of freckles and his talent for comedy brought him promlnontly to tho fore In Mary Pickford's "Amarilly of Clothesline Alley," "How Could You Jean?" and "Daddy Long Legs," also In "Tho Unpardonable S1n" with Blancho Sweet See him at the Sun tlnw dnv commencing Tuesdny. Matinee each afternoon. One quart bottle and nine pint bot tles of whiskey were unearthed yes terday opposite tho east end park by two boys returning home from school. The boozo was in a paste board con tainer and from appearance had been cached for several wieeks. The liquor was turned over to the sher iff. At 'prevailing prices the find is worth $110. Mrs. E. E. Jackson, of Sutherland, spent Wednesday In town with friends. GET IT! Card of Thanks We most sincerely thank our kind friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness during the illness and following tho death of our son Harry Freman Eberly. MR. and MRS. L. C. EBERLY and CHILDREN. -::o:: . Mrs. Mary Cantlln. of Brady, visited friends in town Wednesday. Mrs. W. J. Root, of Sutherland, vis ited with friends in town Tuesday GET IT! GET IT! The most wonderful washing machine on the nnrko nw,i.,i t nw nothing like It; beautifully1 flnlsheed in b a"u w ute en.S bg$ put one in your home. Wait and see it Porter's nalnio-- n! 5' l"V'"b i'iilll 510 Locust Street THE PORTER ELECTRIC CO. Phone 240 Wanted lo Buy Light stock hogs and corn. Phono 797F14. W. J. Crow, North Platte. 6-2 Announcements havo been received or tho marriage or Miss Isabollo Walkor and Glonn Bookwaltor, both of this city, at Julesburg Monday. Tho date of tho Registered SJiort- norn saio at .Maywood has been changed to Fobruary 12th. See nd In this paper. When In North Plntte ston nt the New Hotel Palace nnd Cnfo. You will ho treated well. 68tf Registered Shorthorn Cattle Sale THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, At the Southwest Nebraska District Fair Grounds in MAYWOOD, NEBRASKA, Eight Bulls, Thirty Cows and Heifers, Representing some of tho best families in the Shorthorn breed ami havo been headed by some of the best bulls in tho west. Write for catalogue and plan to be with us sale day. Sale starts promptly at one o'clock, Central time. I. E. BURTON. GEO. RUSSELL. Ool x. . J. TlioiiiiiSm ami II. Vf. Hick, Auctioneer. Ilnrrj Hall, Clerk HAY We Buy and Sell Obtain our Prices. THE HARRINGTON JttER. CO. INCORPORATED 1887. Mutual Building and Loan Association, Of North Platte, Nebraska. RESOURCES OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS. The Association has unlimited funds at its command to assist m the building or purchase of homes for the people of North Platte. If you are interested, the officers of this Association will render every assistance and show you how easy it is to acquire your own home. T. C. PATTERSON, BESSIE F SALISBURY President. cft '
