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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1920)
Keith Theatre, Monday and Tuesday. Your New Spring Frock is Here CONSTANCE TALFyJADGEv i IK "A Virtuous Vamp" What is virtue in a Vamp? wrong. Come nnd kpc. Don't gueps ycu'It be f Crystal, Saturday. TOM MIX IN "Six Shooter Andy" Pay dirt and human gold. A grafter elother with authority meets a truo hearted clever trader In tlio gold fever days and a vicious town becomes bo good lit Ih forgotten. Also two pnrt comedy LOCAL A.ND PERSONAL The Itexall handles tho goods. 14tf Allow us to show you our wonllerful lino of diamonds. Dixon, The Jeweler. Mrs. Guy Popejoy returned yester day from Denver, whoro she had been tlsltlng friends for several days. Clinton Si Son, Graduate Opticians, seo them for Service tf V. L. Cary, of Omaha, spont Wed nesday In town visiting relatives and friends. D; Morrill, Dentist, office over Wilcox Department Store Miss Lena Scnscl returned tho early part of tho week from n visit in tho cast part of tho state. Seo us for wall paper, Tho lioxall Storo. 14tf Joe McGrnw, who 1c running a train out of Holpor, Utah has boon visiting relatives In town lor a few days. Farm, Hall, Autmobllo Insurance Wpodhurst's Ins. Agency. 24-3 Judge WoodhursL united In marrlngo Wednesday Ralph Andorson and Lena YanUIn of Maxwell. J. Iv. SBHASTIAN', The Old Line Life Mini, JUs. Phono 11IIS. Ofllco Plume 01 2.1 Smart sport coats for the mlSses on salo at The Lendor Mercantile Co's at ?19.G5, ?24.G5 and up. For Salo-Fordson Tractor, good shape. Inqulro of Harvey, Tillion on tho L 13. Jones farm, 24-5 Mrs. Will McGlone, of Denver, is tho guest Nof hor mother Mrs. Anna Soyferth, having arrived Tuesday,. ., For Kont Two unfurnished rooms.' Phono 119G. 27-2. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Axtoll returned Wednesday evening from Lincoln and othor polntH In onatorn Nebraska. Uf. HH'II,,!, .....I l.'l..I..I., Mit inn aii.iur', .iir.r.Mf.w mill l.lt'llllV' Wanted- Stock to pasture, $1.00 per month for cattle and $l.f0 per month for horses. Win. Holderness, Phone 791F5. 27-4 Mrs. E. K. Clark, who has been taking treatments at Omaha and visit It: her mother at lleatrlce while con valescing, will return home Sunday. To whom arc you going to soil your Hay and Grain? Tho Harrington Mer cantile Co. will offer the highest n rices. 64tf Conductor Charley Maupln was knocked off a car at Roscoo Tuesday forenoon and badly brulBcd. Ho was brought home on No. 8 Tuesday noon Wanted to Huy From one to fifty colonies of bees and suppllos. J. L. Hastings, 210 Willow, North Platte. Neb. 2C-3 T. C. Patterson, accompanied by Dr Geo. 11. Dent went to Rochester, Minn. Monday night to have an examination made of his condition following his operation last fall. beginning promptly nt eleven o'clock Saturday, April 17th, wo will sell at greatly reduced prices a limited number of trimmed hats. No charges, no refunds, salo final. VILLA WHIT TAKER. Block's Store. Fred Marnuctte, who lives south of Hershey, was In town Wednesday, having been out looking for his cattle which strayed during tho storm last Sunday. He reports having lost five head out of a bunch of sixty. Are you going to paint? Wo aro ready to meet your demands in any thing In the varnish or paint line. Come in and see us before lotting your contract. DUKE & ORVBN, 218 East fith St., Phono 207. 20-8 The new spring style coats, suits and drosses are ready for your choos ing. The styles aro delightful becom ing and youthful. Many models in coats at $19.05 and up; many models In suits at $29.05 and up, and many models In silk dresses at $14.05 and up at tho Leader Mercantile Co. Tho Printzess suit and coat design ers huvo again achieved a style triumph for each garment bearng this famous label. Now Is your opportunity to purchase one of these garments at real salo prices. Alterations free. E, T. TRAMP & SONS. Dixon & Son grind, their own lenses. One day service. Walter O'Connor, of Carroll, In., who will try conclusions with Hobby Dylnnd In a mat contest at tho Keith theatre this evening, arrived In town Wednesday morning. Tho salo of tickets has been heavy and the base bull team, for whoso benollt the ovont iirglven, promises to. receive a satis factory net balance. Dr. Howard Yost, Dentist, Tulnein llulhllng. Phono 307. 77U Unusual distinction has been tail ored Into the women's nnd misses' Treatment at illii Knsl 0th, SI. Phone 'suits that wo are selling. Thoro Is a H!)7. .Mrs. Arthur Rush. tf. truly surprising goodness about these Straw sailor hats, pleasing assort-'milts a trimness, painstaking care ment being shown nt the Leader Mor- tailoring, a wisdom of designing and cantllo Co. A positive delight to selection of materials and linings that chooso from. will servo best which taken TWt fnr. 11m nnln nf fn,,ovu.nr1r altogether llinko them JUSt HUCh Blltth No one cleJighls in smart frocks more Lhan young girls of the "school and college" lypes--all girls of the in-between age. ' And these girls and small women who are usually hard to fit in dresses with smart, snappy, youthful lines, find exactly what they want in Chevy-Chase Frocks. They are designed to -please the young, wholesome American girl. ' They give her new fashions adapted to become her. . They are cut on lines that fit her active figure, and in models for all the occasions she has need of at school or at home. Right now is the time for girls who want to be smartly or becomingly dressed to see the new spring, styles in great variety. The new materials, the clever the new colors, are all showing. m new touches, this season's You are cordially invited to inspect them Complete Display of Au thentically Styled Spring Apparel for Women, Misses and Children. NEW SPORT COATS $1.45 $1.95 Children's Dresses For Big and Little Sisters $2.45 $2.95 r ltfCOB (ID DRY GOODS -WOMEN'S READY TO WEAR - CLOTHING - SHOES ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY J.E.NELSON. MANAGER Women's Rest Tailored Suits late arrivals to be sold at a saving of $10 to $25 at less than regular prices ).Tt nnnlf ii mu nml it Intt, 'tuitiiVIJ tll4 IIIU bo hold by tho Episcopal rugs and cheon to Guild Thursday,. April 22nd. tf iMrB. Kdwnrd Park, who had been visiting rolntlveB In this city and at Sutherland, returned Tuesday to her homo In Chicago. For Sale Ithodo Island Hggs. $1.00 for 1G oggs, and $G.OO n hundred. Inqulro Mrs. Fred Nelson 2 nilloB wost of town. Phono 7S3f22. tf. Now silks and volllos, quality fabrics In a pleasing range of now patterns and; colorings, now on sale at tho Leader Mercantile Co. :o:; as women who select serviceable clothes will liko very much. Shown by the Leader Morcahtilo Co. Dr. H. O. Brock. Dentist. X-Ray Diagnosis. Reynolds Bldg. Phone 148 Metnbors of tho Odd Fellow and Hobekah degreo lodges tendered Mr. ATTENTION' OK.UOCIMTS. men the United States sonate has ever Next Tuesday Is tho primary elec-1 produced. Hon, bo sure that you go to the polls ' In Arthur Mullen we have another and vote. Wo are fortunate In the fact democrat Uint has dono more to build that we have only ono contested office up the party in Nebranka than any on our county ticket, that is, for com- 'other one man In tho state, and no one nilssioner jn the Third district, Work-, can make a mistake when, they vote man nnd McNeel. Tlley In the First for Mullen. district hns no opposition and Dolanoy I If tho democrats of Lincoln county for representative has none. Put our want to see a Nebraska man for prcsi nntlonnl and state ticket is a different .dent, go to tho polls next Tuesday, inattor. Nebraska Is rncoirnlzpil thru- Kill for a democratic ballot and vote Sotting Mrs. Alex Fenwck a farowoll 'out tho union as a state that must 'for your own follow citizen whom you party, at 1110 nan Tuesday evening. jimvo consideration,, and tho chances huvo HONORED and who has HONOR sixty or moro being present. Mrs. nro good that both tho democrats and ED you and tho whole stato of Nebras Fenwlck, who has boon a membor of republicans may, ciiino to Nebraska for ' ka by making the best governor the tho Rebeknh degreo for thirty-one tliolr party leaders. In Gilbert M. i state of Nebraska over had. Kolth years was presented with a Jewel pin 1 Hitchcock the domocrats have a can-1 Neville, for dolegnto-at-large to the and Mr. Fonwick who has been an ididate that thev mnv well r.w.l nrnml ! national convention: also A. C. Shal- of. always willing to toll tho country (lonbergcr. Sophus Neblo and Bernard just whoro he stands on nil questions 'Mc.Ncny: for district delegates. Jnmos at an times and willing to go beforo.J. Harrington and Robert Fleming Odd Fellow for thirty-throe years was presented with an emblem ring. Mr. and Mrs. Fonwick will leave next California to make their Hereford Hulls for Sale. Twenty head of roglstorcd Hereford wrol for Dulls for salo. S. J. Koch, Hershoy, ino Neb. 23-S Try tho Roxall Jlrst, It pays. 14tf TW1H lc 1 il w tho people and fight for his convic tions. He today Is regarded all ovor this country and throughout tho world as ono of tho biggest and brainiest In my official caplclty, I tako great pleasure In recommending tho above named men for your consideration and support and assure you that If elected they will abide by, the will of the people and honestly and faithfully carry out tho instructions of their party. REMEMBER THE LADIES CAN VOTE FOR THESE CANDIDATES. THOS. F. HEALEY, County Chairman. ::o:: Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Axtoll left at noon yesterday for Bird City, Kan. Thoy will spend tho greater part of the summer at points In that state. How about a blouse for tho new spring suit? You'll bo pleased when you seo ours. E. T. TRAMP & SONS. II. C. Gnllop, of Peublo, delivered an address on the Plumb railroad plan nt the court house park Wednesday even ing. Two or three hundred men were present and the speaker was frequent ly npplauded. Something now in Diamond mount ings at DIXON'S. First Evangelical Lutheran Church. Morning worship, 11 o'clock with special -message of interest to all, "After Easter, What?" Evening wor ship, S o'clock, "Tho Invincible Stra tegy." Sunday school at 9:45 with class for men in Church History. All the men aro urged to be present. Strangers and friends cordially wel come at all services. Rev. C. F. Koch, Pastor. 12-20 Kerosene Tractor mm with 16 -valve engine Backed by adequate service, dependnble its a locomo tive. In tho hard spots oil your farm The Twin City will meet the demands for surplus power. It will pay you to see it in action over on my farm. Sold by ED GALVIN. POSTPONED SALE! CROSSG ROVE-GODFREY Sale of Registered Shorthorn Cattle Postponed until April 23rd, 1920, at Farnam, Neb. Remember: 21 bulls. Tho right kind, the kind for you. 2S females. All young. The Highland Shorthorn Breeders Association sells April 22nd, 1920. Now Is the time to buy your spring suit, when you can buy ono of our newest and dependable spring suits at a great saving in price during the suit sale now on at BLOCK'S. Announcement Is made that the Union Pacific has placed an order for 2,000 coal cars at a cost of six million dollars. Theso will materially assist in coal transportation next fall and winter. Dixon's Sight Specialist is at your service. POSTPONED Highline Shorthorn Breeders Association Sale AT FARNAM, NEBRASKA of Pedigreed Shorthorns lias been postponed from April 13th, to April 22nd, 1920. 24 Cows Scotch and Scotch Topped. 21 Hulls Herd Hulls Ranch Hulls. (The GROSSGROVE-GODFREY sale will be held April 23) The best cattle ever offered for sale on tho Highline. F.B.KERR, Sale, Mgr. R. L. GODFREY, COZAD, NEB. Sale Mgr.
