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E. I!. Dcver , Adjuster
Closing out the
entire stock
of the
Hub Dept. Store.
yes, i iiavi: hkoki;n all slllinu
ItECOltDN KVKKV DA V SINCE ()lTR OPENING DAY,
A PHIL Mth 15)20..
Yes Sir I Packed
this store to the 6
limit every day with
(our vital factors.
E. E Severs.
SALE
O ALL
1. Truthful Advertising.
2. Meritorious Merchandise.
. Tlie HUB'S Jieputation.
I. Awe Inspiring Prices.
I have turned florlli Platte up side down: by value giving that makes other so called values look as poor as Job's Turkey and it had to stand up against a fence to
gobble. That's why this store has been packed every day since my opening day last Wednesday, April 14h. That's why I have sold thousands of dollars worth of this stock
while hundreds was the rule. I have a force of help working every night preparing bargains for the next day's selling. Glance over these prices I have prepared for Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday buyers and you too will help to pack this store Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Nevermind the bad roads, COME, you will be well repaid for the
extra effort on Your Part-r-COME.
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XBWBBEBsnirszx. osjuzshs en 11 iiiiiiiwiiuna.Tv.tmuiwB'im'tnw
Womens Middy Blouses
Sixes :t; to I I. Regular $!.&()
values. Friday and Saturday
50c Percales
inches wide- new spring de
signs. A splendid cloth. Friday iyu
Saturday
$2.25. 39c. S2.95.
L )
$4.50 and $5 Georgette
:( inches wide, in .all shades.
Friday and Saturday per yard
75c Cotton Crepe"
0
' All the wanted shades. Friday
and Saturday
,$1.(10 Voiles at $.65.
Dress Goods
$2.00 All-wool Serge, all colors $1:15
$:t.'0 Wool Ottoman' all colors $2.(55
$2.65.
Mens $12.50 Dress Shoes
English or American Lust.
Calf or If id Leather. Friday and
Sat unlay
S8.35. '
$6 Wool Nap Blankets $3.65
$0.00 Wool Nap Hlankets 15.05.
$5.95. i
Womens $15 Boots
IMaek and Brown; Louis or
military heels; High tops: Welted
or hand turned soles.
$9.85.
45c Outingj Flannel
Light Colors $.20
$.(i"i Percales .110
$8.00 Sweater $1.0:1
Womens $10 Pumps
and oxfords. Brown or Black. Kid
or Calf leather. Friday and Saturday
; $6.45.
Women! $4 House Dresses
Dark ' Colors in Ginghams and
Percales Friday and Saturday only
$2.85.
Misses $11 Middy Suits
White Gaberdine. AH brand new
pretty trimmed. Sizes 12'to 20 years.
Friday and Saturday
$7.85.
Mens and Boys $1 ,50 Jersey
Sweaters Friday and Saturday. Each
95c.
Ginghams
$.75 Values $.45
.(55 Values .43
.85 Apron Check .25
Women $15 Beech Cloth
Dresses
In Blue, Green, Tan and Hose, whit
piping and button trimmed. Now
.57.01$
Mens $3 Union Suits .
Medium weight. AH sizes Fri
day and Saturday per suit
ens all Wool Army Shirts! Girls $4.50 Gingham Dresses Mens $6.50 Work Shoes
Blue Gray. . Khaki. $0.00 and $0.50
Values. Friday and Saturday
$4.23.
Mens 25c Len Colors
Arrow and other brands now 2 for
25c.
$2.19.
Mens 20c Cotton Gloves
Prettily made
Children's white $11.00 dresses
$2.05 I Solid Leather throughout;
Welted Soles.
Now 2 Pair for
25c.
$2.25. ! $4.45.
Womens $8 Fine Shoes
go at $5.15
Military or Louis Heels Welted Soles
THE
Now being Closed Out byE. H. Devers. Look for blue and white sale Front.
$5.45.
DR.' 0. 11. CRESSlxR,
' (Itaduale Dentist
(illicit over the McDonald
Stat Dunk.
nt tho
Clinton
29-2
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Chapter AK P. K O. will moot Wed
nesday nt tho homo of Mrs. C. H.
Moroy.
Tho mooting of tho Paront-Tenchor
ABsoolntlon of tho Washington School
him hcon postponed ilndoflnitoly.
Wall papor and paint at tho Roxall.
Mrs, E. F. Soeborgor has returned
from Omaha whoro Hho had boon visR
kiuK rolntivos and friondu for ton days.
E. H. Goodman wont to Omaha
Saturday night to spoml a day or two
with MrH. Goodman and tho now baby.
Seo us for wall papor, Tho Roxall
btoro. i4tl
C. O. Woiiignnd rotuniQd Sunday
morning from Omaha whoro ho spoilt
iiiwook as a mombor of tho fodoral
tjl till, JUljl
On account of watqr in. tho baso
mont of tho parochial Hcliool bulldliiB,
tho recital by puplla or Miss Ottonstoin
announced for tomorrow ovonlng, has
boon' postponed.
Clinton & Son, Graduato Opticians,
flgothem for Sorvlco. tf
As wlU ho soon by a notice publish
ed olsowhoro tho clonn-up campaign,
whloh was to havo started yostorday,
has boon postponed until the wenthor
become nioro favorablo.
Mr. nftd Mrs. R. O. Eyorly went to
Jlorshay yoeorday to visit for a fow
days and will thon go to Goring to re
main lndoilnltoly, Mr. Eyorly having
aocurod a nix-months' lay-off.
Ingersoll Week
Jowolry Store.
Railroad mon who camo down from
Cheyenne yesterday aay tho snowstorm
thoro Saturday and Sunday was the
worst they had over seen. In some of
streets tho snow drifted waist deep.
That "Virtuous Vamp" with
Constance Talmndgo at tho Koith to
night and tho last showing, too. Don't
mjsa it.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Huntington re
turned Saturday from California
whoroJthoy spout llvo months. Mr,
Iiuntlnton wont thoro for the boncllt
of Ills' health and returns much improved.
lngorsoll Watches from $2.25 to the
Gold-Killod at $11.50 at Clinton's.
Kpr ono mluuto Sunday no,t a call
was takon in any offlco controlled by
the A. T. & T. Co- as a tokon of re
spect for President Vail, of that com
pany, whoso funeral was hold Sunday,
This ono mlnuto period was from ton
o'clock in tho forenoon to ono minute
past tdn.
If tho six men with rillos shot nt you
and nono of tho bullets touched you
would you dlo of fright? Whether
you would or not soo "Tho Advonturor
at tho Keith Wednesday and Thursday.
Manager Dodmoro, of tho baso ball
association, says tho association will
not nbout two hundrod dollars from
tho wrostllng match hold at tho Kollli
thoatjp Friday ovonlng. Had the
weathor not boon so Inclomont mnny
moro would havo boon In attondnnco
at tho match.
lip. Morrill, Dontlst, offlco over
Wilcox Dopartmont Store
Mr. anil Mrs. A. V. Wort man left
laat night for Hebron whoro they will
remain until May first whon thoy will
leave for Waldon, Col., to locnto on n
homostond. Mr. Wortman nays halls
through with nowspapor work and will
dovoto his tlmo to the enro-froo vo
cation of funning.
1. (). 0. F. Notlco. Tickets for tho thirty-eighth annual
Walla Walla LodgoNo. 5(i will confer Pnrt' ot Division SS, 11. of L. E.,
tho third degreo noxt Thursday even- wllich wiU 00 ,ie1' Monday evening,
jngt jfliny tin. now on sate uy me com-
J. GUY SWOPE. Secrotarv. miueo are sowing rapuwj. uy juuhuu
Tlie world's most romantic lover In
tho screen's most daring love story
William Fumum is coming n his lat
est and greatest photoplay "Tho
Advonturor." To miss it will bo to
miss tho year's finest production.
Keep in mini tho tlmo and place
Keith Theatre. Wednesday anil Thurs
day. Residents of oast Kourth street will
prosont to tho olty council at tho moot
ing tills ovonlng a petition asking that
a paving district to bo created. Tills
of tho big attendance at these May
parties, it has boon necossary to sccur
the Lloyd Opera liouso, which will be
vacated for that evening by tho Ley-,
poldt & Pennington Co., and tho lloor
put in ' first-class mcomltlon and the
hull decorated.
J. B. Sebastian, General Chairman.
Pershing, Wood or Johnson, which
of these will bo Nebraska's cholco for
presidential prefcranco today? It
would not bo surprising if Johnson
loads, even though Perishing is con
iV'ttwod Nobrasjui's "qwn.''. It has
been noticed that there Is rather a
tiro nosed district will covur tho street
from Grant avonuo west to Pino street strong undercurrent against a military
and north on Pino streot to
stroot
Sixth man for president, and this developed
A big majority of the lot own- to quite an extent among ex-sorvice
ova linvn ulirnnil tlin lipl.lt Inn men.
Two good linos of cars and the will
IngnoBs nnd ability to glvo good after
sorvlco is all wo soil. Wo havo no
sldo lines nor outsldo intorosts. You
aro wolcomo at any timo to como in
and talk over your motor car needs.
J. V. ROMIGH,. Dealor.
A Washington dispatch appearing in
yostorday's papers stated that the
Urothorhood of Trainmon has either
withdrawn from tho Plumb Plan Lea-
'guo or intends to do so immediately.
Various roasons aro given for tho
! withdrawal of tho support of .the
trainmon. tlin ohlnf nmnncr tliom bo-
1 Ills is primary election day, and it ing that this brothorhood has dis
is probablo that tho voto cast in tho covered that Plumb plan propaganda,
county w.ill bo light, especially in the with its rndical Ideas, had been ono
country, whoro tho into molsturo hns'of tho chiof causos of tho lato "out
placed tho roads in bad condition, law" strike. to
iioro in town Willi Hvo candidate for Il(llni sIuot nn(, 8now S!UTtrday. a
Sin"1?. CT! ,88l0"er' WCh Cfl,,tl'l,n heavy snow Saturday night, auothor
w 11 attempt to got out as many of hlnoXf Sunday night, and with snow
frlonds as possiblo and this may result m,nK ft ROod ,mrt of yMtoniay..lt can
in a goou-sizod vote. bo 8a,(, Umt Ul0 wonUlor lm8 h0ll ,Us.
At tho meeting of tho board of ill- ngrooablo but that tho ground is cor
rectors ot tho Chambor of Conunorco talnly llllod with moisture. Vith this
Saturday ovonlng tho railroad men of jhoavy procipitation many basomonts
North Platto woro commended for re- aro filled with water and power
fusing to join tho ranks of tho "insur-! pumps and syphons are In active
gout" strlkors and ronimlnlng loyal to oporatlon. The roads promise to bo
tholr unions and tho Union Pacific ! In a bad condition for some timo to
company. At tho noon mooting of tho 'como. hut tho molsturo moans a good
Rotary Club yesterday a rosolution 'start toward bumper crops and this
along the snmo lino wns unanimously will woll repay for Inconveniences we
adopted. " may suffer.
It is now estimated that tho increas
ed automobile registration fees requir
ed by an act of the 1919 loglstlaturo
will amount to $2,000,000 annually.
TMs seems an cnormuous sum com
pared with tho total raised under tho
old law which required an annual fee
of nbout $3 a year from each automo
bile, regardless of weight. The people
of tho stato are just beginning to real
izo that something 'important in road
'work is about to follow this self-imposed
automobile tax. It is considered
self-imposed because ownors of motor
i vehicles expressed no opposition to
tho increase.
See us for wall paper, Tho Roxall
Store. 14tf
Tho dally papers (ell us that all
over tho country ovcr-11 clubs aro
bijing formed, that is business men,
professional men, school teachors,
office mon nnd others will wear those
garments In order to forco down tho
high price of men's clothing. This
,will of courso act both ways tho in
creased demand will send up tho price
ot over-alls and force mon who must
wonr them by ronson of their class of
work to pay, hJghor prices for tho gar
ments; if tho movement becomes gen
eral it will throw out of employment
hundreds and porhaps thousands of
tailors who nro employed in making
tlio higher priced garments, and it
will mako dull business for tho retail
clothlors. Just how to grapple with
tho high cost of living by benefitting
,BOmo and not Injuring 'others is a
real quostfon.
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1 , For Sale.
1 Two modorn stucco bungalows
only two and ono half blocks from the
court house. Thoso housos aro well
and warmly built. Ono is now rondy
for occupancy.
Como and lot mo show you tho in
terior with its built in foatures. You
onu handle this homo with $1,000.00
cash.
IlERT M. REYNOLDS,
Architect and Owner
LAKI) FOR SALE.
I offer for sale 1120 acres of sand
hill land located 23 miles from North
-Platt&onTryon road; 200 acres brokb
and can!;break another 100, all in one
I ltrwl,, nnn 1 . ...
uuuJp iw uuua ieuceo Willi is-wiro
fence, good frame barn, sod house,
wew ana winumui, tank and cistern,
good cavo and other improvements.
Address R. L. Douglas, North Platto,
or phone 792F013.
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Tho Roxnll handles tho goods. 14tf
-: :o: :-
priyatj: sale of property.
Having sold my farm, I will sell tho
following property: uiack 7 year old
Kentucky bred saddle mare weight
1050, gray maro 5 years old weight
1300, broke, span bay geldings smooth
mouth weight 200. G milch co.vs 4 of
which aro roans and coming fresh 2
calves, 2-year-old red bull, G sows
with pigs by side, 4 sows with pig, 50
head of shoats weight about 175 lbs
extra good 3i inch wido tiro wagon',
truck wagon, 5-horso power Hercules
gas engine only been out a few
months, good Challenge food grindei
good 3 M inch Concnnl li
slnglo harness, extra good 38 pound
DtlUUIU.
This property must bo sold by May
1st, as I glvo possession at that time
ED' KIEIIG. Owner.
Ph0110 12- 400 East Third St
Aolico of Final Jtcjiori.
Estato No. 1702 of Mary A. Slmants
deceased In tho County Court or X
coin County, Nebraska.
The StatO of NBhrnal-n ... ..n
interred , said Estale take4 not
that tho Admlstrator has filed a fir
account and report of his administr
tion and a petition for final sett lome.
and discharEe as snob .i,im. ,
not for hearing before 'said ' co I Z
may ii, laso. at 9 o'clock a. m vlu .
)0r ?!! contest the san- .
WM. H. C wnnninmt.
A-3wk County JudR