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Will Come to a Close Saturday Night, July 3rd
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OUR reason for holding this sale was staled in our first announccmrnl. A cold, backward" season left us with a heavy slock, the
enormous investment being more than we could afford, and in view of the tight money situation the country over we decided to re
duceour stock to normal "at all costs. We can not now say like Wanamaker that we made a fair prohl. The (act is that we sold
many articles at tess than cost to us and profits have been ignored in order to accomplish the one thing we stalled in to do, and that tfj
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was to reduce our slock. iNow as a great ctimax to tins great saic we oner lor ims weeK many extraordinary t uaigains. use common
sense and buy your needs for months to come.
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MENS5 SHOES
About 50 pairs, smart lasts in the stylish
cordoran shade, Strictly High Grade. These
shoes have been selling with us at $18.50, and
as a special this week we offer your choice at
$7.95
ALL DRESS SHOES ONE-THIRE OFF
CLOTHING!
FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN in all New
Fancy Summer Suits
ONE-THIRD OFF
Staple Worsteds and Blue Serges
ONE-FIFTH OFF
SHIRT SALE
Broken sizes Mens Dress Shirts, values $2.50
to $3.50. Special sole price
$1.65
SALE OF LUXURIOUS SILK SHIRTS
Choice o all Silks including Manhattans
ONE-THIRD OFF
Sport Shirts for Men
This is a good Shirt for every-day wear or for
outing. Fine percales, woven madras and
mercerized fabrics that sold at $1.50
to $2.50
SPECIAL SALE PRICE
49 Cents -
Mothers Read This
We have 200 Boys Shirts, collars attached,
in plain white and neat stripes that we have
sold at 85c to $1.50. Sizes 12 to 14.
SPECIAL SALE PRICE N
49 Cents
ARROW COLLARS
Discontinued styles and new styles that are
soiled from handling. Pure Linen
and finest quality
Remember this Sale
Positively Closes next
Saturday.
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It's easy to Save at
this Great Money
Saving Sale.
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DR. 0. H. CRESSLtR,.
Graduate Dentist
Office over the McDonald
State Bunk.
LOCAL AJfl) I'EHSONAL
Mrs. J. 11. Hayes and children ar- j
rived yestcrdayrom Omaha and will
upend the summer with Mrs. Hayes"
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Malonoy and
daughter left Sunday for Denver and
other western points, where Mrs. Mol
oney and daughter expect to spend the
summer.
For Sale All lumher, gates, cedar
posts and other building material
which have been in use at tho old stock
yards. Inquiro of Crook & Cobb. 47-4
Henry Heckor has taken a lay-off
and will leave this week for a visit in
Sterling, nouldor and other Colorado
points. Ho may go to Missouri beforo
returning.
Lost White bull dog with black spot
over left eye. Had on collar and pad
lock. Reward for return. Call 0. A.
Flynn, Phono 7SGF4 49-2
Ho was a Silk Husband and he mar
ried a Calico wife but calico some
times wears longer than silk. Sec Silk
Husbands nnd Calico Wives at tho
Keith tonight. Last showing tonight.
To whom aro you going to sell yout
Hay and Grain? Tho Harrington Men
cantilo Co. will offer tho highest
prices oiii
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Buckley will
leave July 3rd, for Chicago, thenco to
St. Paul nnd over tho Canadian Pacific
(o Vancouver. Thoy will visit In
Seattle, Tacoma and Portland nnd will
bo absent six weeks.
Wanted Girls for nurso training:
$35 por month with board and room.
Apply at Gonoral Hospital, City. 4Ctf
If you miss seeing tho picture at tho
Keith tonight you nro going to miss ono
of tho host things shown on tho scroon
hero recently. Slk Husbands and
Calico Wives Is the title and will mnko
you want to see tho picture.
For Sale Belgian Hares at 821 West
Sth. 49-2
Mrs. G. D. Githen, of Kansas City,
is visiting at the Roy Banks home this
week. t
L. C. Bnskins went to Scotts Bluff
today to attend Uh? district bar as
sociation., Dixon Sz Son grind tlieir own lenses..
i M. E. Crosby wont to Scotts uiuu
this morning to attend the district bar
association meeting.
S. R. Carney and family will leave.
in a few days for Excelsior bprings
where they will spend a month.
20 bars laundry soap for ?1.00 at
McMIchael's Grocery, 42-8
I Miss Laura Irish', of St. Paul, Minn.,
a former teacher in the city schools
but who left North Platte eight years
ago, has been tho guest of friends in
town for soveral days past.
I will have ono Chandler "Dispatch"
model, tho popular 1 four passenger
speedster for delivery tho week of tho
Fourth. Come In and look it over and
drive it out yourself to your own lik
ing. J. V. ROMIGH Dealer.
I Mrs. T N. Aruold nnd daughter Mar
jory and Gertrude and- Mr. nnd Mrs.
J. H. Smith left Sunday for Manchester.
Ia., in their car whero they will visit
relatives for three weeks. Tho Misses
Arnold will spend part of tho time at
,ako Ochlboji, ' here they will bo mem
bers of a house party.
Charley Sluder, who has been In tho
navy for over two years and had been
stationed abroad, has arrived In Phil
adelphia to receive his discharge and
will arrive homo about July 15th. In
ndvance of his nrrlval ho has shipped
homo a Gorman police dog which ho
obtained whllo abroad. Tho dog Is
, highly trained and understands com
mands In threo languages.
I Chairman Sebastian, of tho clean-up
committee, reports that pooplo aro tak
ing kindly to tho request to cut tho
.woods on vacant lots and In tho alleys,
and as a result a nottcoablo Improve
ment has boon mndo In many sections
Jof tho city. Thoso who fail to cut tho
jweeds on tholr promises aro notified
(that after a certain period tno wont
will bo performed by tho city and as
' provided by ordinnnco tho cost be ass
essed to the property.
Engineer T. G. Thompson has pur-1 MrH- Arthur Gray went to Glnd
chased the T. V. Austin residence, in .Brook. Iowa, Saturday to visit rela
tho 1300 block on west Fourth street, tlves.
for a consideration of seven thousand i Mrs. W. II. Lohnan, of Grand Island,
dollars. ,1s the guest of Mrs. II. L. Kelso this
Roger DeWitt,
who has been em
ployed at the Shoe Market, accompan
ied by his wife, left Saturday for In
dependence, Mo., which was
former home.
week.
S. W. Swanson canio home Saturday
from Excelsior Springs whore ho had
their j spent a month.
Wo still have a big variety of colors
Try tho Roxall first, it pays. 14tf in puro thread silk hosiery. E. T.
Tho Spanish War Veterans will meet iTRAMP & SONS,
nt the A. W. Shilling residence to-1 Thurston Woodhurst came up from
morrow evening for tho purpoEo of 'Kearney Saturday to spend tho week
discussing the programme for the eel-'end with his parents,
cbrntion next Saturday. I AH hatf! fop g,r,g UIuor fouiteon 0
Try our 30c coffee. McMIchael's salo for half the marked price nt The
Grocery. 42-8Lcndor Mercantile Co.
Doc and Sam Palmer, of Brady, have j Sebastian Schwaigcr Is expected
returned home from n trip to Craig, ,tlll8 wcok from Lil Grande, Oregon,
Col., whero thoy loft Hank Jewell Whero ho visited his sister Mrs. Ann
noiuing down a nomsteaa oigiuy-nve p0inck
Humiliation Races Thursday.
Tho elimination race for tho big
auto races will bo hold next Thursday
afternoon nt two o'clock. All racorB
who havo entered for Saturday's big
events will of course, participate In
this race, and tho Interest In this elim
ination contest is almost as great as
is ovinced In tho Saturday nftqrnoon
races. An adiniBBion or nuy cents,
which includes a seat In the grand
stand, will bo chnrged nt the elimina
tion race.
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Tho Rexall handles tho goods. 14tf
MUTUAL RUILIHNG & LOAN
ASSOCIATION TAID-Ul" STOCK-
In order to supply funds to covor
approved loan applications, this as
sociation will Issuo a limited amount
of its Paid Up Stock. This Btock draws
dividends at tho rato of hSx por cont
per nnnum, from dato of issuo until
paid off. Dlvldonds payablo March
1st nn( Soptombor 1st. Monoy Invested
in this stock may bo withdrawn at any
tlmo upon thirty dnys notlco.
BESSIE F. SALISBURY,
3C-tf Scc'y.
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Dixon & Son grind their own lonscs.
miles from a railroad.
If you wero a bandit escaping across
a desert, would risk nlmost cortaln
capturo to savo tho life of a stranger?
See Captain SWIft at tho SUN Thurs
day and Friday.
When in North Platte stop at the
New Hotel Palace and Cafe. You will
bo treated well.
Fred Elliott has
We have muslin underwear at prices
that tho material aono could not do
bought at the prices theso nro selling
for. E. T. TRAMP & SONS.
Mrs. Julia Sleboldt went to Kearney
Saturday to visit Mrs. Audroy Ward.
Mrs. C. E. Sousor left Saturday for
g8"! .darks to visit rolativos.
rnmnlotpd t.nklnir Miss Loulso Hansel left
for her
tho school census of tho North Plntte Iiomo In Loup City Saturday after
district and finds tho number of child- spondlng threo weeks m the guest of
ren of school ngo to bo nbont 2400, tho 'M'sh Doris Stevens.
exact numbor to be announced later.
Dr. G. S. Lorsoy, state
organizer for tho Near East
Relief Is In town today and Is
poctcd to make n short addross on the
subject at tho tnbernaclo this evening.
Having completed ono of tho four
houses which I am building In the
2000 block on east Fourth street, I
offer It for salo or rent. Inquiro of
L. D. McFarland, 17000 block oast
Fourth. 4Ctf
Tho G. I. A. to tho II. of L. E. ob
served Sunday as memorial day nnd
proceeding to tho cemetery In a body
decoratod with flowers tho gravos of
tho following deceased mombers: Mrs.
Elizabeth Tracy, Mrs. Bello Norton,
A big shipment of Pongee Blouses
havo been received with mnrftod favor
because of price, quality and stylo.
E. T. TRAMP & SONS.
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Morehouse, Mr.
nnd Airs. L. L. Anderson nnd Mlaa
Noll Cooney motored to Overton Sat
urday nnd returned yestorday.
I can now supply any Dodgo or
Chandler model either with wire or
"DIsteel" disc whcols. Specify thom
on your next car. J. V. ROMIGH
Denier.
Twelvo thousand car loads of rlpo
cantaloupes nro ready for shipment
from tho Holds of California, nnd n
shortngo of rofrlgerntor cars koop
Mrs. Hattlo Farrington and Mrs. Mar- .thorn piled In tho floldB
gnrct Dolson.
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IVncliers' Examination.
The next Lincoln county tenchers'
examination will bo held Saturday.
Juno 2Cth in North Plntte.
Prof. Loonhardt'B work coinmonds
Itself. Ho will be hero part of this
week. If your piano needs the ser
vices of an expert tuner phone either
tho Rexall or Nyal drug stores.
SCENE FROM
MACK SENNETT'S
Five Reel Coni'ted.u Senjation
DOWN ONTi?E VAim
AT THE
Commencing
SUN, TWO DAYS,
Tuesday, June 29th.
Matinee 2:00 p. m. and 3:30 p. m,