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Dr. Footo, of Omaha, vas n busi
ness visitor In'towji yesterday..
Mrs. L. J. Krause returned yesterday
from a visit with Lor paronts in Don
vsr. Mrs. IS. N. McNamnr, of I'axton,
spont Wednesday in town visiting with
friends.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Thompson loft
Thursday on a motor trip to points in
California. ,
XL L Pa"1 PJtpnstpJncamq up from Lin- Mrs, Ly4,a.i?oqrlng arrived Tiiesday ,
' ' VSfin 'uOTWWlf6 tfrosont' at the j fonTllurloy, W, Wioro she Had been
w,eddlng,of hl sister, Lpuiso, to Victor spondlng a couplo of months with lor
iMllgan on Wednesday evening. daughter, nnd will spend sometime
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. ... tor Salo Monaroii u-noio siooi",i "vi uuugmui no, . u, uiv,
K'inv nrrfoon ngo In flrit Class condition. Inquire before going on to her home uTCrind
.l.F. gjub Tuostlay afternoon. . . 37.0 Island.
Thos. Honly wont 'to Omaha Tuos
tlay to see his son Dnrrol, who recent
ly had his tonsils removed and also
underwent an operation upon his noso.
For Kent Two unfurnished rooms
at 109 East Ninth, known as tho Mo
genscn house. Inqulro at tho promi
ses. 37-2
A tnii nnnnrl hnbv wns bnrn latit. Sun-
I'ractloRlly everything in our store (ny to Mr nnd Mn,, Si c Carlson, but
lias benm reduced for 1-G to 1-3 from Ill8tefHi of tt Brt- ,ls stated In Tucs
tho rogular price. BLOCK'S. ,my's Tribune, Jt is a fine bouncing
A,tjn pound boy wns born Monday boy. '
at tho Osteopathic hospital to Mr. and T K SEBASTIAN,
Mrs. Cuy Grnngor. The Old Mnc Llfo afnn,
Air. and Mrs. Jack Uoal went to Ron. Phono 11!!S. Office Phone (S12.T
- ATI.- 1 .. fAH nlinKt IflQII - ... U V V 11 1 1 1 4111U IIUIU VY11 II it 111 UI1 1 . M
Mamborfl of the KniKhts of Columbus hisdav morning. The remains wore V"1" """"ir BU V,7
dofcrWtoain will go to Sidney Sunday taken to Wahoo, Nob., yesterday for (J"".' ""A" ",u DU,u"in
tVassftt In a class initiation. Interment.
Mrs. Orceno loft Wednesday for c. M. Austin, Jeweler, 37-3
For Sale-Golden 5ak leather up
holstered dining room chairs and a
combination buffet and china closet.
Inquire of Claudo Welngand at Hotel
McCabo.
All Spring suits at One-Third 0',F
nt BLOCK'S.
Coming to the Keith next Wednesday
and Thursday is a picture "23 Ho'.rs
Lonvo" corking, unusual best of ''.;e
season, best of the year, vory funny.
j)lonty of punch, a knockout, a pict
ure to bo trusted, most diverted, stirs
of first calibre. It's u picture that
should not bo missed.
You are welcome to visit our store
and Inspect our beautlfdl lino of gr 1
mulon gifts. DIXON, tho Jeweler.
Tho Woman's Relief Corps sorvd
an excollent clfckcn dinner nt the.
Methodist church parlors Tuesday
ovonlng and woro WNill patronlzeV
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lot In tho city cometcry.
A Cordova purse will make a won
derful and lasting gift for graduation.
DIXON, tho Jeweler.
C. L. Littel, tho newly elected sup
erintendent of tho city schools, spent
Wednesday In town, driving over from
Cambridge in his car. His visit wps
Rochester, Minn., to undergo an opera
tion at the Mayo Bros, hospital,
For Salo Now Ford car In flrst
clabs condition. Only run 700 miles;
equipped with sef-stnrtor. Price $CG5.
Ed Mason, Wellllcot. stcnin llntlis, Massage nnd Electric for fJm nurnnai nf unnlnrr wlmf lio
Mrs. Harry Mooro wont to Omnha Treatment at 5112 East (Ith, SI. Phono ; could find In tho way of a house In
Tuesday whero she will Bpcnd soveral 897. Mrs. Arthur Rush. tf. which to live, his desire being to move
weeks visiting with friends. ! in regard to motion pictures you are hero somo tjmo after July first.
For Sale Ono G6-foot lot In 1200 from Missouri. Lot us show you at the J Entire stock of new spring coats at
block on west Third street, south front Kdith, Monday and Tuesday, "In 'ono-Thlrd OFF during tho Big Mld
sowor, gas, water and sldownlk. Phone Mlzzoura". Robert Warwick Is tho j Season Clearance Sale beginning to
873W. . 39-2 star, and It's good. morrow at BLOCK'S.
Greatest display of summer dresses' Mrs. H. Mooro, who has been house-1 Lcona, four year old daughter and
In plain and flowered vollos, organ- keoper at tho Palaco hotel for somo : only child of Mr. and Mrs. Argot And
dles and tissues and priced vory roas- tlmo past, has resigned nnd nccoptetl a orson, died early Wednesdaymornlng
onably. BLOCICS. position In Omaha. She Is succeeded : following an attack of measles. Leona
MIbb Bessie Rannlo has resigned ns by Mrs. Eugene Plcard. was a particularly bright-nnd lovable
clerk at tho Oummero-Dont Drug store 1 Dr. H. C. Brock. Dontlst. X-Rajchlld, and In her passing away tho
nnd will ltiavo next wcok to tnke a Diagnosis. Reynolds Bldg. Phone 148, paronts havo tho sympathy of friends,
position In Omaha. Tho dlvorco case of Bantn acalnst .The remains wore taken to Wahoo yes
terday morning ror interment.
For Snlo Seven room house with
bath; two lots, located at 1203 north
Locust. Inquire at the promises. 39-4
Dr. E. W. Fetter returned today
from Omaha whero ho had been called
by the serious condition of his little
daughter Jean, who underwent nn
operation for appendicitis last week.
Ho reports her to bo much improved
as rapidly as
Values that
Obliviate all
Competition.
Come to be
Convinced.
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Ladies Outfitting Store
The Sale o all
Sales.
20 to 60 .
Per Cent
REDUCTIONS
Sale benin.s Soturdny, May, 22nd, on ur Entire Stock of Spring Suits, Coats,
presses, Skirts, Waists and Furnishings. '
1
Paul OttenstQln returned to his Banta, taken under ndvlsomont by
classes at tho unlvorslty at Lincoln Judgo Grimes was dismissed by tho
Wednesday aftor attending tho Hal- Judgo, ns was also tho dlvorco case 6t
llgan-Ottcnsteln wedding. Mnry Dovenbergor against Daniel
For Salo Sows and pigs. George Dovenbergor.
Rhodus, on tho Bert Edls place south ' Tho Adamson Brothers have Install
of river. 37-2 ed an Ideal Lawn Mowor Grlndor os-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Laughlln left pedally built for grinding lawn mow
last evening for Lavlna, Mont., whoro ors Perfectly. Let us send for your
thev havo purchased a farm and will mower. Phono 311W. 37-2
make their futuro homo. i C. R. Moroy, returned Wednesday, nnd to bo recovering
Bnrred Plymouth Rock duy old rrom 'nstlngsg whero ho had been possioio.
chicks for salo; $18.00 per 100 dollvor- BPendlng sovoral day visiting! Tho Millinery Snlo in Miss Whlt
cd in North Platto. M,rs. Irl J. Sowlo, ro'niives. Mrs. Morey, who has taker's Department at BLOCK'S Is a
Maxwell, Neb.. . 37-2 bcoa 1,1 Hastings for some time, will REAL SALE dort miss It. .
E. T. Tramp and son Herbert nnd ,rct,urn ''omo ,n a fow ,lnys I Tho city council at Its meeting Tues-
W1U Rltnor will leave Sunday morn-! I.,1r;f Jl0lvnr """t Dentist, Twlncm day evening passed tho venereal dls
ing for Rat Lako whoro thoy will fish ""lIn?. Phono 807. 77tf,easo ordinance which declnresuch
for baas for several days. I A. Wi Arnett, well known farmer diseases a public menace, provides for
Dr, J: S. iTiWIpem returned Tuesday 1,vlnB west of town, leaves ln a day or 'co-operation with tho state pubSIc wel
from Oninha whero ho hnd spont tho lwo for Oakland, Call., whero ho may' far board, makes the mayor and po
week end with Mrs. Twlnom, who Is doc,tl0 to moke his futuro homo. Ho 1,co health officers with power to do
taking medical treatment thoro. miB soId Illa Irrigated arm of eighty1 tn,a and arrest afflicted porsorib and
125 Spring Suits
of Tricotine, Poiret, Twill
and French Series, in the
Season's Newest Styles at
t-3 Oft Regular
Price-
250 Spring Coats
in Sport Models, three quar
ter and full lengths, in all
the season's wanted shades
at
1-3 Off Regular
Price
300-Dresses-300
in Taffeta, Tricolette, Geor
gette, Silk Crepe, Foulard,
Etc. Everyone a wonderful
creation, all reduced yirom
1-5 to 1-3 Off
Regular Price
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Our Hat is in the ring to follow the Policy of all the Leading Stores of the Coun
try, to sell nearly every item in the Store at a Reduction of XWENTY. Per Cent.
Oti
For Salo 2 lots on West Fifth St.,
block 12, lots 8 and ,0, sewer, lights
ncres to his son.
Clinton & Snnl.Ornrtnntn UnHnlnn. V'.U,,B,U"H 01 uio. onyna
provisions ot tho ordinance
Phono 717W. 37.4. 1 Th novnii nio m. !"i"Bnt and B vo tho health Aflflcers
provides a penalty for a violation of
tho provisions of tho ordinance ? Tho
aro very
37-4 Tho Roxall handles the goods. 14tf a great hcqdo of power.
1 1
toOOOCXXM
IRl Ej
GUESSING
CONTEST
ALON
STORE
EY'S
ooocaxiooocxxio)
May 21st and 22nd, 1920
A q57S.OO Pathe, 2S Pathe Records and
a Live Rooster Given Away
FREE TO THE THREE BEST GUESSERS!
IXJ
RULES OF CONTEST One member of each family may
guess. Your guess must be made at the store and filed with the
clerk in charge of the contest nnd you get a receipt. Employees
of W. R. Maloney are barred.
How many grains of corn will 'Pat" eat at one
feeding when he is hungry?
1st Prize $75.00 Pathe
2nd Prize 26 Pathe Record's '
3rd Prize "Pat"
Prizes will be awarded by disinterested judges, Everybody
come in nnd try. This costs you nothing nnd you might win.
m
W. R. MALONEY CO,
FURNITURE AND HARDWARE
On AH Merchandise Listed Below
Voile Waists
Silk Blouses
Wool, Silk Waists
Petticoats
House fDresses
Aprons
Kimonos
Bath Robes
Children's Coats
Childiens Dresses
Infants Wear'
Sweaters
Underwear
Rain Coats
and Furs
Off"
EXTRA SPECIAL !
One lot of silk glov
es, black' and white
only, values up to
$1.25, sale
price. ... . a 7 ,
EXTRA SPECIAL!
One lot of Onyx silk
Hose in all shades
nnd sizes, values
.to $2.50
-sale price
?d id
EXTRA SPECIAL!
One lot'of Georgette
Waists, regulur val
ues up to $7.50,
Sale (11 sr
EXTRA SPECIAL!
One lot of beautiful
plain and flowered
Georgette waists,
values to
$9.75 at
price
Tho Coniniunlty Chorus- Concert.
As a-jnember' oi.tho .Qommunlty
Chflrus, tho modesty of The Tribune
man forbids too free commendation or
pralso of tho concert given by the
chorus at tho Franklin nudltorium
Tuesday cvem'.ng, but such well known
vocalists as Mrs. Gilfovl, Miss Anton-
ldes and Mrs. Arthur Tramp, who are
not members, expressed appreciation
of tho splendid manner In which Uio
choruses were rendered, while the at
tendance was fair, probably 300, it wag
hoped that tho general public would
show their appreciation by illl'ilg the
seating capacity oi me auuuurmm.
Though handicapped by lack or reg
ular attondanco by members and
especially the men Mrs. Shriver, the
directress, did not lose patience, nnd
devoted her best efforts to tho work at
overy rehearsal. Her work as direc
tress was thorough and competent nnd
for her efforts she 1ms the thanks of
tho members. '
Club Year Closes.
Tht final meeting of tho Twentieth
Century Club held at the home of Mrs.
J. L. Loudon Tuesday afternoon, May
i8th, was opened with the regular
Community Song under the direction
of-Mrs. Elizabeth cjiltoyl. 1
Tho club decided to hold meetings
every two weeks the ensuing year, tho
two departments Lltorary andHomo
Economics alternating. Altho the del
egates to tho Sixth District Convention
were stranded at Alliance on account
of storms and did not reach Chndron at
and plans with other stranded dol
all, thoy Avoro able to exchango ideas
egates andJthereby glvo and receive
inspiration.
At this convention, a vory great
honor was bestowed upon Mrs. Frnter
by bolng olected President of tho Sixth
DIstrlct.Foderation of Womans Clubs,
which office holds, for two years. We
consider this an honor to our club also
and ono of which wo aro justly proud.
President Frntor urged as many as can
to attend tho National Convention
which convenes In Des Moines in Juno.
Sho considers It r. splendid opportun
ity as tho convention may not bo hold
so noar for many years, Tho cam
paign against dandelions has not been
abandoned and will stnrt just as soon
as arrangements can bo niade to haul
them nway.
-i Following tho business meeting Mrs.
Nprth gave a vory instructive and
ontortainlhg tnlk on "Birds" showing
that our littlo "Feathered Frionds" aro
great protectors of our treos both
fruit and shade and are really our
frionds.
Mrs. Tout nnothor ornithologist
under whoso londorshlp tho program
was planned gave an Illustrated talk
on tho subject. Sho also showed
spoclmons of different kind of birds
nosts. The ontlro program was vory
much onjoyod. Dollolous refrrabmonts
woro sorvod by tho hostoss, assisted by
Mrs. Anna Iloguo and Mrs. Sidney
link or.
MRS. V. E. DTARIt.
Pross Correspondent Pro Ton.
When In North Platto stop at tho
N'aw Hotel Palaco nnd Cafe. You will
bo troated well. 68tf
ORDINANCE NO. 116. J
i. An oruinance iproviuing lor tne pav
ing of certain streets within tho city of
North Platte, Nebraska, and for the
creatllon of Paving District No. 5 of
said city.
Be it ordained by tho Mayor and tho
Council of'orth Platte, Nebraska:
Section 1. That the following streets,
Including the Intersection thereof,
within the limits of city of North
Platte, Nebraska, be paved, to-wft:
All that portion of 4th street of said
city, commencing at west lino of Lo
cust Street, thenco west to and along
said 4 th street of said city to tho east
lino of Oak street at tho Intersection
with said 4th street.
Section 2. That all of the streets
described In Section 1 of this ordin
ance shall be and constitute Paving
District No. 5 of tho city of North
Platte, Nebraska and said Paving Dis
trict No. 5 of said city Is hereby creat
ed. Passed and approved this 18th day
of May, 1920.
A. F. STREITZ, Mayor.
(SEAL) O. E. Elder, City Clerk.
::o::
Estrayed Steers.
Estrayed from tho Harry Huckfeld
place north of North Platte, eight head
of coming 2-year old steers, brandod
wtlth mule shoo brand on left hip.
Notify N. H. Troelstrup, Cody ranch. 2
RememherVbur Grandmothers
topper nettle r
How she prized it? And how she used it for
years and years? And brought it out only on
special occasions?
What would she have thought of a copper
washtub? Probably that it was too good to
be true. But it isn't 1
BlmBird
ELECTRIC CLOTHES WASHER
has a 2h foot copper tub gleaming outside, perfectly
smooth inside, that oscillates and washes clothes abso
lutely clean, and quicker than yotf would have thought
possible.
BlueBird has only one kind of tub copper. And copper
was chosen because it wears long, retains heat, never
rums or acts cnemicauy on
the clothes and is as easy
to clean as a china plate.
Because it is the best!
Every feature of BlueBird
is just as wonderful as the
tub. See it today. Call at
the store, or phone and
arrange for
A Free Demonstration
Learn whatBlueBird wash
hour will mean to you.
North Platte Light & Power Co.