i
If yqjUSntt'll a blouse tokult you'
rom-Tho Stylo Shop's wtendaxful
assortment
ssortment i6vt might tis mill stop
0
looking
oklng ns they have the classy onoi.
WfieiA In Worth. PlntOj sUm at tn
ttrn
New HdteLlhUa'c&npa 6nfe. .You will
bo treated " B8tf
, Mrs. Ed Rcbhausen sustained a
sprained ankle Friday whon sflio stop
ed Into a 'rut whlft crossing tuo street
and fell giving the ankle a batl twist,
Two-pUice house drosses for '$5.00 at
Tho SJyJ.p Shop.
i If you' haven't any regular, boya
go to tho Crystal tonight. Elsie Jnnt5
,is "Regular Girl" and wo belfeve you
Ladies' Coats, Suits and Silk Dresses-.
j r
i on our- Ip&f?; 'iljf
S'
. vypether you buy costly or inexpensive jewelry irom us,
trie QUALITY will be there in proportion to the price you pay.
We JejS only reliably made things, whatever be the price.
be us Wa 'say ft is- We value our
repfafio-a'3shall preserve it fey always making truthful
''feprentatidns,-'
Gome in.
C. S. CLINTON,
SIGN OF THE BIG KIXG.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
One-fifth off this week on all Stamp
ed Goods at the Art Store.
Miss Anna Nelson left Sunday for a
visit with her sister hi Stockville.
The American War Mothers will
meet Friday! evening at the home of
Mrs. C. S. Clinton.
Dr. Howard Yost, Dentist, Tvtinem
Building. riiono 807. 77tf
Ralph Adams returned Monday from
ShS&iyervr OXf0rdIHvention,ot,den.tal nSssta.ntwt
bnop nosiery. The TWIJfEM HOgriTALO built for
. John Tucker spent Saturday in accomodation and comfortOpen
Gothenburg looking after business f() Ue 3rc(lica, irofCssIoii.
Tlm linvo mvwl rli1ci of lm afvHi frrnrlo
2;,H JSSff m S" ShniSX St Patrick's aphopl enjoyed a picnic
at uie Li, urown iarm aunuay.
For Rent Furnished 4 -room apart
ment from June 1st to Aug. 1st. In .a
good location. Phono 1105. ' 39tf
Dr
Diagnosis.- Reynolds Bids. Phone 148
Dr. H. " C. Brock returned Monday (
from Lincoln where he attended the
dentists' convention. i
Fred H. Trover, of Paxton, and Mrs
Thurston Woodhurst is assisting at
the Tramp Shoe Store this week while
Louise Honck, of Baltimore, TUd, both
sixty-live years of age, were married Tramn is awav on a short vaca
Saturday by Judge Woodhurst. - Aramp ls awny' on a snort vaca
Arthur Hammonu, who leu tor uie
east two weeks ago wllos of his safe
arrival at Portsmouth, Me., tho scene
of his boyhood days. Euroute there
he visited jn New Jerjoy.
On June Kth a special election will
be held at Horshey to issue $10,000 f ir
a new school building 1bt increasing
school population makes greater ac
commodation imperative.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Spurrier,',., of
Nichols, leafe for Iowa this Veek and
after visiting there a short time will
leave in tU'ejf car for Long Beach, Cal.,'
where they .will make their home.
. The Rexall handles the goods. 14tf
B. T. and H. F. Tramp and "Will
Rltner left Sunday for Rat Lake,
where they will spend a week fishing
for bass.
One-fifth off on Children's Dresses
and Rompers, stamped ready to be em
broklered, at the Art Store.
Mrs. C. S. Clinton will leave next
week for Michigan City, Ind., whore
she .vJU visit her sister, Mrs. Cornier
for about two months.
The store of graduation suggestions,
Dixon, the Jeweler.
will like hor.
The Ladles Aid Socloty of the Pros
byterian church will meot in the
church parlors Thursday afternoon
ontortaln'ed by the offlcors of Tlio so
clcty.
For Rent Good front sleeping room
dnwnHtnlrs. 1ms nrlvate entrance to
I bath. 1 blocks east of Ten-cont storo.
Call at 317 E. 4th or Phono 1295. 2t
Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Simms nrrlved
home Saturday from Lincoln, where
Mrs. Slmms had been taking treat
ment for seyeral weeks. She returns
much improved.
Mrs. J. IL Donognn entertained at a
live course dinner Sunday in honor of
Miss Lucille Martini who leavos soon
to enter a convent at Louisville, Ky.,
Covers were laid for fifteen.
Wanted A loan on new garago
building. On main street In town.
Valuo $12,000, want $0,000 to complete,
We give first mortgage. Address Box
(147, Chappell, Neb. M 39-3
Mrs. M. Henry Gllfoyl entertained a
number of friends at a studio, tea bat
urday afternoon. After a short pro
gram of songs by six of her pupils a
delicious lunch was served.
For. Sale 5 room stucco house, fine
lawn, fruit trees. Price Is right if sow
by. June 15. Inquire 180G West Third.
Phone 717W, 37-4
A surprise attack! By tho worst sol
dier In camp! Come to capture tho
general's daughter! Did he db' It? Did
he? You'l say so. Of course, ho went
to the "jug" when his leave was up,
but during that little love campaign
.wow! Tho story roars with fun and
you'll want to seo it 23 Hours
Leave at the Keith Wednesday and
Thursday.
J;i.-. 3rcmorla SerTlV'. ,
An audience that filled the iloor ca
pacity of the Franklin auditorium at
tended the Memorial Sunday service"
held Sunday evening and heard
splendid sermon delivered by Mr,
Stevens of the Christian church, Rev.
He&s, Rev. Mackintosh, Rev. Shenk
dmrRov. Curry, assisted In the service,
Musical selections were rendered by
Miss Trovillo, a quartette composed
Mrs. Shrlver, Mrs. Graves, Mrs. Hatch
and Miss Trovillo and by tho Com'
munlty Chorus.
o::
CMJ
danced-
1 n
THE backward season has left us wilh larger stocks than usual ofc,
Coats, Suits, and -Dresses. We have gathered then into differ
ent groups at one price lor each group, ancfrare offering thenr for
a limited time only at prices you will not see again for" a long 'time
to come. The excessive rains we have had th'is spring" have ex-
tended- over the most of this country and the shortness of the sea
son i$ forcing" me rch ants and manufacturers td take the loss on
.these lines. Our loss will be your gain, come and take your pickA
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 ytill
show greatly in your favor. There are no jobbing house garments
in this line, but are all from factories of the better class. 1
Wilcox Department Store
KVENTS IX XOltTH l'LATTK
THIItTV-FIYi; YEAItS AGO
K"4
It
Word received in town yesterday an
nounced tlio birth of twin girls to Mr.
and Mrs. C. D. Ashor, of Seattle. Mrs. 1
Asher was formerly Miss Agnes Piercy ' (From The Tribune May 23, 1885.)
at one time a resident of North Platto. Frank Reunion nrrlved from Eagle ,
KY,,. Punt 2 fnrnishnii moms. 103 Rock.-Idaho, to accept the foremnnship
West 2nd street. It "l 1110 union i'ncinc snops. j. w. r0v. John McNnmarn, was rectorof
The teachers and officers of the "c irne' w,1 ,ma been "lnS ino the Episcopal church.
Bantist Sundav School will enrerta n ')0?It,0 V"8 sent to Omaha ns assist-1 Dr. F. . LonB,cy Wfl8 glvcn a con.
the parents of the Sunday school lr suPeniuemient l uo snops in mat tract to care for tho county poor at a
Rov. C. H. Baskcrvllle, pastqr of tho
.Presbyterian church had gone to'Cln
clnnntl to attend tho general convention.
At this tlmo Rov. W. G. Vessels was
pastor of tho Methodist church and
and a whole world that was
somber and grey and full
of tears was bathed in the
sunshine of a new-found
happiness
Was "Pollyanna"
and into hearts. that had
lost the joy of ife, she
brought her glad spirit.
"Pollyanna" LivesToday!
See her in
fiLARY PICKFORD'9
LATEST PRODUCTION
; "POLLYANNA"
From Eleanor H, Potter' Novel "Pollyanna"
Published by iha Page (Company
Screen Adaptation by Frances Marion
Photographed by Charlea Kosher '
Space for theatre announcement)
At the SUN? 3 days, Commencing Today.
8how commencing 2:30p.m., 4:15 p.m., 7:30 p.m.
9:15 p. m,
Many -Witness'' Senior l'lny.
The Senior class play, "All of a
Sudden Peggy", was glvon at the Koltli
theatre Friday evening before an nu
dlence that filled the seating capacity
and the general verdict gave the reu
dition unstinted praise. Tho charac
ters were exceptionally well taken
and the enst hnd been so well directed
by Harry Moran that everything mov
ed off with clock-like regularity. The
conception of the role assumed by
each was such as to present a splen
did delineation. The play was thoroly
enjoyed by Ihe big audience.
::o:
While Shnery Case.
D. E. Lincoln, United States deputy
marshal, tiled a complaint before U.
S. Commissioner Woodhurst yesterdtn
charging Dorothy Deuberry of this
city, with a violation of the Mann
white slavery act. Tho complaint
charges the defendant with transport
ing or causing to be transported Ethel
May Carroll from Denver to North
Platte for Immoral purposes.
Mrs. Deuberry gave bond In the sum
of two thousand dollars for her ap
pearance in tho United States district
court nt Denver there to stand trial on
the charge preferred against her.
: ;o: ;
The most beautiful silver service in
North Platte displayed at Dixon's for
$190.00.
Are y.ou blue? Do you feel as trtough
you wero forgotten or overlooked in
the distribution of life's good things?
Then you want to see Mary Pickford
In "Pollyanna," whose charm is not
one of fnco or dress alone, but princi
pally of ipersonality. She is a sun
beam looking out from "freckled face
and dress of red gingham." Her sto
ry is certainly a sunshine-maker. At
tho Sun Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
city.
Foreman Matt Ratcliffo of cattlo
round up No. 8 reached North Platto
with his clghty-nvo cow boys. Tho
parents or the Sunday
pupils at an entertainment and lunch
on the evening of June 2nd, at tho
church pifrlors
. C. S
Thursday
tho burnl
come a Shriner. Ho was at Lincoln Hi,nnt nn tin town
W. C. Reynolds and Miss Nottio Mc
Donald wero united in marriage by
salary of $18 a month.
:o: :
Household Goods for Sale.
- r-iintnn tvtii in t innni., W . 1US 08ty-vo cow boys. The i offer nn ,y household goods at-
3n?5S,t in I m iho rnn,.! Tlibun0 Bn,d ihcy RnQ looWnB private sale, everything goes. Inquire
Sn Xn i, ?,nt U Sit b0ly of.n,cn' nml th0UBh thoy B'acked nt 317 So- Sycamore or phono 1247.
Liming sands, that is he 11 be- tieJr tl,rst nt tho sioons they didn't j .-to::
Rev. P. C, Johnson, presiding elder nt
last week for that purpose but tho
work was not put on at that time.
SJtev. and Mrs. H. E. Hess, who had
been at Dyersburg, Tenn., for so vera. Grand Islnnd and former pastor of tho
weeks in the interest of Mr. Hess' North Platte Methodist church. Tho
health, returned Saturdny. Hie rest attendance, Tho Tribune said, was "a
in the south Improved his condition j select gathering of friends of tho con-
and ho is feeling quite well again
The school board of Hershey, has
levied sevonty-flvo mills for school
purposes for the coming year in order
in nnv lmnlr wnrrnntH. Interest, tho tin-
creased salaries of teachers and otner
expenses. Last year the levy was forty-five
mills. '
Albert Haspel leavos this week for
California whero he may decide to
make his f6ture home. Ho fgoes to
tho coast upon the advice of specialists
in Omaha and Kansas City, who pro
nounced a lower altitude necessary in 1
order to build up his health.
Frank L. Moonoy, who has been .
spending tho past six months on tho
Pacific coast, will reach homo Satur
day or Sunday. Mr. Moonoy, writes
that his trip, which extended from Los
Angeles to Seattle, has been Interest
ing and plensurcablo.
Architect Beck, of this city Is pre
paring estimates for the remodeling of
tho two ward school buildings at Lox
inggton, he has completed plans for a
$11,000 residence for C. L. Madox at
Kearney, and has plans under wny for
a residence for C. A. Pratt, of Kearney,
which will cost nbout $10,000.
:o:
tracHng parties. Following the core
ntony Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds wero nt
home In a new hotiso erected by the
room on west Second street
Eslrnyod Steers.
Estrayed from tho Harry Huckfold
plnco north of North Platto, eight head
of coming 2-ycar old steers," bra'ndort
wfith mule shoo brnnd on left hip.
Notify N. H. Tfoelstrtip, Cody ranch. 2
::o: .
Jack Service.
Will stand a Jack for servlco at tho
former Watts place, two miles west of
North Platte.
3C-1 Sort Phelps.
lies.
Xolico of Petition.
Estate No. 17C2 of Hazel Irene
Flebbe, Deceased. 1
In tho County Court of Lincoln coun
ty, Nebraska.
The State of Nebraska: To all per
sons interested in snfid Estate tako
notice that a petition has been filed for
the appointment of Oscar T. Flebbe as
administrator of Bald estate, which has
been set for heroin on Juno 18, 1920, at
9 o'clock a. m.
Dated May 24th, 1920.
WM. II. C. WOODHURST,
m25-3 County Judge.
Xollcc of Illnnl Report.
Estate No. 1097 of John Rylnnder,
Deceased.
In the County Court of Lincoln coun
ty, Nebraska.
Tho State of Nebraska: To all per
sons Interostod In said estato tako no
tice that tho administrator has flled a
final account and report of his admin
istration and a petition for final set
tlomont and discharge as such admin
istrator, which havo boon sot for hear
ing before said court on Juno 18, 1920,
at 9 o'clock a. m., whon you may ap
poar and contest tho same.
Dated May 24th, X920.
WM. II. C. WOODHURST,
m25-3 County Judge.
Jj K. SKHASTIAX,
The Old Line Life Han,
Phone lltlS'. Office, Phone
::o::
(112J
lMoneer Lnld to Itesi.
Tho remains of Loren Sturges, who
died at Hot Springs, S. D., May 15th,
arrived in this olty Thursday night,
accompanied by Mrs. Sturges, and the
funeral service held at Mio Presby
terian church Friday afternoon con
ducted by Rev. J. II. Curry, The de
ceased was a veteran of tho civil war,
and tho pall-hearors wore Messors.
Nolan, Redmond, Sorenson, Cool, Trent
and Peterson, all mombers of the
Amorlcan Legion. Mnny friends wero
present at tho servlco, those Including
a number of residents who live north
of tho rYvor in which section Mr.
Sturges' mndo his homo for many
years.
Tho deceased was ono of tho coun
ty's pioneer residents, a splendid typo
of cltizonHhlp, a man who had many
frlonds nnd no cnomios. Ueroflt is a
wife, who with hor husband hnd made
Basin, Wyo their homo for several
years, and son Loron and daughter
Lillian of this dlty.
OXI3 OF NORTH PLATTE'S
REST HOMES!
Two story, fetrlctly modorn, C rooms,
good ns now: will soli at a bargain
coiintor-prlco if gold boforo June 1st.
Locntod at 121G Wont 4th St. Lot us
show you first. Phono tho II. & S.
AGENCY or T. V. Austin, Owner. 39.1
RememberVbur Grandmothers
CopperlQuler
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!
BfoeBinl
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 you would have thought
possible.
BIueBird has only one kind of tub copper. And copper
was chosen because it wears long, retains heat, never
rusts or acts chemically on
the clothes and is as easy
to clean as a china plate.
Because it is the best!
Every feature of BIueBird
is juBt as wonderful as the
tub. See it today. Call at
the store, or phone and
arrange for
A Free Demonstration
Learn whatBlueBirdwash
hour will mean to you.
North Platte Light & Power Co.
