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Here .May 2."th, 1020.
A very welcome visitor from Michi
gan to the Stato of Nebraska is Miss
Frances D. Partridge, Supremo Rec
ord Keeper of the Woman's Benoflt
Association, who will be the guest of
W. B. A. mombXjrs at various points
during the week of May 24th.
Miss Partridge will hold large meet
ings at North Platte and Omaha and
all arrangements have been In charge
of Mrs. Agnes Temple Boyer, State
Commander.
Miss Partridge is one of the few
women of this country, whose talents
have permitted her to branch out ns a
oloneer In practical actuarial work
for the largest fraternal grouping of
women in the world. Her fitness
for the Important position she now
' holds was the means of unanimously
electing her to her office In 1911,
which is the second highest within the
gift of this. Woman's. Association to
give. '
Mites Partridge Is a very interesting
woman for, apart from her special
work as an actuary, and her supervi
sion of trust funds amounting to over
Thirteen Million Dollars, her literary
attainments nre unusual both as n
writer and Hteratteun Miss Partridge
will give nddressos at all the meetings
arranged for her and her headquar
ters wfill be the McCabo Hotel while
in this city, May 24th and 25th.-
School of Instructions at the Odd
Follows Hall at 9:30 a. m.
First and Second Degree Work will
be given in the afternoon at 2:00
o'clock lin the Odd Fellows Hall, fol
lowing which supper will be served at
the M. B. church at G:00 o'clock by the
ladles aid society of that church.
Evening meeting at 8:00 o'clock for
, ithpubHctat-tho.Pdd -Fallows Hall.
Everybody invited. Goo.l speaking
ann music.
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,. i. . (jrcato Two Tavlng Districts.
At the meeting of the city council
Tuesday evening two new paving dis
tricts were created. District No. 5 In
cludes that portion of Fourth street
from Locust west to Oak street, a dis
tance of seven blocks, while District
No. 4 covers west Fifth street from
Vine street to Adams street, a distance
of thirteen blocks.
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For Snlc.
Nino room modern house, nfcoly ar
ranged for two family apartment
house. Cash terms. 520 South Chest
nut street. Phone 1140 J. 37-2
pixgH.& Sohf Sight Spctfaflsts. i
- Mr& J. II. Bankoy, of JPnxtoif, eh
tored1.hd TWirienf hospltafrWe'dri'osd'ny
for an operation.
' Miss Hazel Simpson has resigned
her position as Multiplex operator at
tho Western Unlomoffice' . "
Memorial Dny, M&jjf. 30t.fi, falling fet
Sunday, tho following day. will be db
served as"-tho legal-h81iUay. '
Head our Snlo Add olsowhoro in the
paper. BLOCK'S.
Mr. and Airs. Albort Muldoon, of O
tfalatla are spending a fow days In
town vlsltng friends and transacting
business.
Gene Egan, tho eleven yenr old girl,
of Mr. and Mrs.. Harry Egan, under
went an operation at tho Twinom hos-
pltnl yesterday.
Mossers. Den, Coulder and Singleton
left Tuesday morning for Rat Lake,
where they will spend several days
fishing for bass. ' i
Tho Millinery Sale In Miss Whit
taker's Department at BLOCK'S is a
Mrs. Claude Wilson went to Dincoln ,
tho last of the week where she will j
spend several weeks visiting with ,
friends nnd relatives. I
Mr. anu Mrs u u. Hay, or weuiieet,
were In town Wednesday visiting with
friends and looking after business
mattery
For Rent Good front sleeping room
downstairs, has private entrance to
bath. 1 blocks east of Ten-cent store.
Call at 317 E. 4th or Phono 1295. 2t
For real live bargains don't miss at
tending the Big Mid-Season Clearance
'Salo starting tomorrow at Block's.
I New uniforms for the North Platte I
band have been ordered by tho Chnm-
!ber of Commerce, these being a dona- i
.tlon from the latter organization. The
uniforms will bo the regulation blue.
REAL SALE don't miss it.
i For Sale Dining room table, new.
Phone 558 W. 1
Tho evening services for next 'Sun-S
day at the Episcopal church will be
held at 7 p. m. instead of 7:30 p. m.
on account of Memorial services at
8 p. m. at the Franklin auditorium.
Read our Sale Add elsewhere in tho
paper. BLOCK'S.
Mrs. Jens Sommers, who accompani
ed Mrs. E. W. Fetter and little Jean to
Omaha last week, spent yesterday
with her brother Dr. E. W. Fetter,
while enroute to her homo in Maxwell.
Dixon & Son, Sight Specialists.
Our entire Stock of Merchandise at
120 per cent reduction from our actual
prices-means n big saving to you
now while our stock fs full and com
plete. Nothing reserved-nt The Lend
er Mercantile Company's $tore.
Fcr real live barga'ns don't miss at
tending tho Big Mid-Season Clearance
Sale starting tomorrow.. at. Block's.
Mrs. Keith Neville, of this city, was
named by the democratic state con
vention, held In Omaha this week, as
ono of the democratic presidential
electors. There are eight electors and
the convention chose four women and
four men.
Suggestions for tho girl graduate in
DIXON'S window.
The commltteo appointed to make
arrangements for a Fourth of July
celebration In connection with tho big
auto races have completed the general
plans and promise the public one of
,1)10 biggest and best celebrations thO
city has ever witnessed. ,
All Spring suits at One-Third OFF '
at BLOCK'S.
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WE TEACH YOUR DOLLARS TO HAVE MORE CENTS
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EXTRA SPECIAL.
Ladies'
Holeproof
Silk Hose
$1.65
$2.50 VALUE
irscnTeia s
Great Semi-Annual
SI
at i
USsMIiMtilj
SALE
EXTRA SPECIAL
lien's Fast Black
25c Hose
Absolutely Fast
Color
fry- PER
A C PAIR
3 Pairs SOc
Such Prices as These Are a Natter of Astonishment to All. Values that Surpass Anything on Record
Men and X0 Men's Spring and Summer Suits
LOT NO. 1. LOT NO. 2. LOT NO. 3. LOT NO. I. LOT NO. 6.
VALUES VALUES VALUES VALUES VALUES
up to $:. ur to $o up to $55. up to $45. up to $:$8.
$52.00 $42.00 j $37.00 $32.00 $27.00
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t Men's Summer Underwear at Greatly Reduced Prices.
VA L MEN'S ATHLETIC MEN'S KIIJIJEI) MEN'S ATHLETIC MEN'S ItlUHEI) MEN'S GENUINE
v'lWlL UNION SUITS UNION SUITS UNION SUITS UNION SUITS B V D Ir.derw
AT IT VALUE $2.25 VALUE $1.75 VALUE $1.50 VALUE $l.()0 VALUE
W $.79 $1,45 $1.19 $.95
MEN'S HAT SPECIALS
MalloryHats and other high grade
makes broken lines. (T T Q j
Values dp to $7.50 JO03
Mens Cloth Hats, the season's
smartest styles and
colors
$2.95
One lot Men's and Boys A"
caps values up to $3.00 Su
MEN'S SHOE SPECIALS
Ralston and other high grade Shoes
and Oxfords, all the latest shapes
broken' lines but most AA
sizes, values up to $10 j
Men's Heavy Work Shoes, one lot
oi broken lines, but most all
sizes. Values up to
$8.50
Men's Bicycle Shoes
values up to $6.00
$4.90
$3.65
MEN'S SHIRTS
Men's Railroad Shirts, plain blue
also pin strip with two detachable
collars, "Signal Brand" rtw Ai
sizes 16 to 19, only
Men's Work Shirts; genuine Amos
keag Chambrey Shirts, good (Cn
$1.50 values, all sizes; . . . 7)C
Boys Sport Shirts i
Values np to $1.50 4C
LADIES' SILK HOSIERY SPECIALS
LADY ANN AND MISS VICTORIA
Ladies' Silk Hose
Extra Heavy Pure Thread Silk
BEST 34.00 VALUES
SALE PRICE
PAR
ALL THE NEW SHADES
African Brown
Cordovan Beaver Battle Ship
Field Mouse Navy Pearl Grey
Black White
Mail Orders
Promptly
and
Carefully Filled
THE HIRSCHFELD c
North Platte's Foremost Clothiers
FOJR MEN AND YOUNMEN
Always Reliablo
Always Reliable's
Mail Orders
Promptly?'
and
Carefully Filled
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Ladies' Coats, Suits aed Silk Dresses.
THE backward season has left us with larger stocks than usual of
Coats, Suits and Dresses. We have gathered them into differ-.
ent groups at one price lor each group, and are offering them for
a limited time only at prices you will not see again for along time
to come. The excessive rains we have had this spring have ex
tended over the most of this country and the shortness of the sea-'
son is forcing merchants and manufacturers to take the loss on
these lines. Our loss will be your gain, come and take your pick.
' SUITS
AT
$21.45, $33.50. $39.50,
. . $49.50
COATS
At
$19.95, $24.45,
$34.45'
DRESSES
AT
$18.45, $24.45, $34.45,
$48.45, $74.45
These prices when compared with percentage reductions will
show greally in your favor. There are no jobbing house garments
in this line, but are all from factories of the better class.
Wilcox Department Store
LOCAL AJSTD PERSONAL
T. F. Ilealoy was in attendnnco ut
the democratic Btate convention held
in Omaha Tuesday and as a roward for
ills faithfulness and loyalty to tho
party was elected a member of tho
stato central committee and as such
will represent tho Twenty-flfth sena
torial district.
For rtent Largo sleeping roorii with
2 beds. Plume 1094. 1
Daughters of tho American Rovolu
tjlon of Sioux Lookout Chapter will
meet with Mrs. S. B. Parr, 509 W. 5th,
St., May 24th, at 7:30. Tho report of
tho national congress, election of of
ficers and appointment of committees
will bo mndo. A full attendance is
desired. MRS. II. M. GRIMES, Regent.
If you nro at all In need of a classy
sv!t, coat, dress, skirt or blouse you
can find what you aro looking w at
a. Great Reduction In price at Blocks.
Mid-Season Clearanco Sale,
At tho meeting of tho Chamber of
Commerco directors Tuesday ovcnlng
a motion was made to appoint a com
mltteo to confer with tho city council
roIatvo to providing uniforms for tho
police force. If the city finances will
(stand this innovation, it would add
much to tho appearance and dignity of
tho officers.
I Wo nro cooperating with tho United
Slncj (Jovornni(!nt-iii doing our part
fo bring down t''o high prices. Until
, further notice wo offer our ciKIro
! stock at a reduction and u Having of
,20 per cent off nil regular prices. This
itirent Induction menus (hut wo ur
.lakliig our valued customers ,Ino co
ipornllon with us to effect n great
purpose. Tho Lender Mercnntllo Co.
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j First Vrcsbylerlan Church.
I Tho Rov. Charles A. Payno, tho
world travolor nnd locturor and uril
jVoralty extension locturor who has
boen on tho Chautauqua courses for
, many years, will speak at tho Preaby-
torflan church Sunday morning at 11
o'clock, subject "Pnlostino and Tho
Man of Gulllloo." Mr. Payno spent
somo Umo in thnt country living
among tho peasants and flshormon, so
i ho could know tholr llvos and customs.
I Mr. Pnyno is a man of wldo reputation
i and Is Hpokon of both by proes nnd
inon as a very interesting speaker. You
ro cordially 'invited to hoar him Sun
:day morning. ,'
This church will unlto Sunday ovon
Ing in tho Momorlal sorvicos nt tho
Franklin auditorium.
D. II. Hardin went to Boulder, Col.,
Wednesday night to visit his daughter
who is taking treatment there.
We extend to kind friends and neigh
bors our sincere thanks for their gon-
orous assistance ind loving sympathy.
extended to us during tho illness nnd
following the death of our darling
daughter and for the beautiful floral
tributos.
MIL AND MRS. ALGOT ANDERSON.
For Salo G room stucco house, fine
lawn, fruit trees. Price is right if sold
by 'Juno 15. Inquire 1800 West Third.
Phone 717W. 37-4
AT THE
SUN THEATRE.
FRIDAY
Fortune Hunter
WITH
Earle Williams.
ALSO
Also 2 Reel V Comedy
SATURDAY
Hoart in Pawn
STARRING
Sessue Hayawaka
. ALSO
Tug Boat Romeo two Reel
Comedy
MONDAY
Where the West Begins
STARRING'
William Russell.
ALSO
Elmo the Fearless
Crystal
Saturday aud Monday
William Hart
IN
Branding Broadway
You Know the Rest
SATURDAY
Comedy-Light Hearts and
Leaking Pipes.
MONDAY !
Comedy-Hide and Seek
Detectives
ORDINANCE NO. 115.
An ordinance providing for tho pav
ing of cortaln streets within tho city
of North PIntto, Nobraskn, and for tho
creation of Paving District No. 4, of
said city.
Bo It ordained by tho Mayor and
Council of tho City of North Platt,o,
Nebraska:
Sec. 1. That tho following streets in
cluding tho intersection thereof, with
in tho' limits of tlio City of North
Pluttp, Nebraska, bo paved, to-wlt: All
that nortlon of Fifth Street nfnnTfl
City, commencing on tho oast lino of
vino street in said City, at tho Inter
section of Vino and Fifth strqots, thon
west along said Fifth Streot to tho
east lino of Adams streot in said City,
as It intorsccts snld Fifth streot.
Sec. 2. That all of tho streets and in
tersections tliorof, us described In
Section 1 of this ordlnanco shall bo,
and constituto paving District No. 4,
of tho City of North Platto, Nobraska,
and said Paving District No. 4, of said
City is heroby creatod.
..See. 3. That this ordlnanco Bhall bo
in force and offect Trom and after its
passngo, approval and publication, as
roquirod by law.
Passed and approved this 18th day
of May, 1920. J
A. F, STREITZ, Mayor. N
(SEAL) 0. E. Eider, City Clerk,.