The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, July 20, 1920, Image 5
j 1. f A Landslide 1 J ml ARB a a WS LV ICS iLslliCC IT LOOKS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE- Of S3 !C I J s $ - What's the "Nigger in the Woodpile?" You'll ask. "There aint none," except LOWER PPICES, and SJ take it from us, the difference i so great that this store will be packed with eager buyers tlFlU & mis our lvi Summer Of Our Entire Stock of Ready to Wear Garments All Suits to go at NEW one-half price. EgJ , All Coats to go at one-half price. All Silk Dresses to go at one third to one-half price. LOUS X: fourth to one half price. All Silk Skirts to go at one fourth to one-half price. ri All Voil Dresses to go at one fourth to one third price. & All Silk Waists to go at 23 one-fourth to one- half Most Wonderful Bargains In the 'City. All Petticoats to go at one fourth to one third price. All Gingham Dresses to go at one fourth to one third price. price. Come look us over. If you don't say we're right we'll shovel coal to Frisco in our bare feet. House Dresses to go at one fourth to one third price. Prices Reduced in Other Departments. Space Does not Permit to Tell You Come to Store. DRY GOODS -WOMEN'S READY TO WEAR - CLOTHING SHOES ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY J.E.NELSON. MANAGER No Approvals, .No Lay-n-Ways , No Exchanges For 229W. LOCAL AffD VEBSONAL J. B. McDonald made a bajlness trip to Sutherland Saturday. Dixon & Son grind their own lenses. H. E. Mehlman left Sunday for Cal ifornia to locate permanently. Mrs. F. J. Diener returned from Omaha Saturday where she had been visiting. Try the Rexall first, it pays. 14tf Lucille McFarland will leave tonight for Detroit to visit relatives for sev eral weeks. Ray Langford went to Maxwell last evening to attend a mCetlng of the bank directors. "Mr? and Mrs. Thomas Burgner re turned Saturday from an extended trip in Wyoming. Miss Eulalia Walter returned from Kearney Sunday after visiting her sIb ter Mrs. Jack Deal. SaleOutdoor toilet. Phone . 54-3 m ,.1 Wnrwlhlirst. MfflO 111) frOm Kearney to spona a iew uuy una folks Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson returned Saturday from Lincoln by auto where they visited for a week. Special for Friday and Saturday ono dollar broom for 55c at Gamble with SDrlnger four stores. liiwnn rnturned to lvauienuu .ju...."" . Grand Hand after visiting a week at tho Herman Schiouier name. ..Steam Hnths, Massngo and Electric Treatment nt 312 East 6th, St. Pliono g97. Mrs. Arthur Hush. If. H S. Johnson returned from Oma ha whore ho had been taking treat ments in a hospital in tnai ciiy. Mrs. Ida Casey returned from Den ver Saturday and resumed her duties at tho Barkalow Bros. News stand. Howard MoMIchaol and P. 0. Deats and familios left Saturday for Estos Park to spend a couple of weeks. Mrs, R. .0 Langford left Sunday for Washington, D. C, to visit hor sister-in-law Allco Langford. who is 111. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cochran. aro spending a few days in -Scotts Bluff combining buslnoss with ploasuro. Wo have word of tho arrival of a fino largo boy at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Wright, on last Tuosday. Mrs. May Preston will take charge of the Gamblo with Springer Chain Store No. 2 located at 110 E. B street. Mrs. I. W. Rqoso returned to her home in Elsio yesterday after visiting with her daughter Mrs. Jack McGraw.- Miss Mario McGlone, who has been vlsitng her grandmother Mrs. Sey ferth left Saturday for her home in Denver. Wanted Girls for nurse training; $35 per month with board and room. Apply at General Hospital, City. 4Ctf Mrs. C. H. Watts loft Saturday for Los Angeles and other western points Saturday and expect to bo gone sev eral weeks. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Kolly onrouto from Chicago to Colorado Springs stopped off over tho week end to visit friends In tho city. Mrs. Will Morris and children loft Saturday for Sidney to visit tho for mer's mother Mrs. Chac. Howard, for a couple of weeks. Miss Elizabeth Cunningham, a for mer teacher In tho local schools now teaching in California, vls visiting in tho city this week. J. E. SEBASTIAN, Tho Old Lino Life Man, lies. Phone 1188. Office Phono C12J Mr. W. R. Malonoy, who recently, 'lerwent an operation In tho St. Joseph's hospital was takon 111 with the small pox last week. Saturday Judgo Woodhurst Issued p. marrlago llconso to Robert E. Do Uloro, of North Platte, and Miss Mar garet Ingram, of Kansas City. Lost. Strayed or" Stolon Thirteon hoad of calves, about six months old. Reward for Information. Thomas E. Doollttle, North Platte, Nob. 552 For Sale Two burner Florence Automatic WIckloss Oil Stovo used only a short time, Hoosler Kitchen Cablnot, baby's high chair. Phono 830W. Miss Mario Rudnt has been elected to teach school in -Dawson County noxt year at a largo Increase in salary ovor that received during the past year. "Mrs. E. Johnson, daughtor Mnrgarot and Nina Rttsmusscn loft yesterday for Kansas City to visit Everett Johnson who is employed In that city with tho P. F. E. Co. I. A. Gilbert with Ms. Gilbert and sister loft Monday for Estes Park and other Colorado points. They will travel by auto and expect to be gone for several weeks. Tho Aciroma Club, their families (and friends spent last Sunday at Mr. rTillfnril'H frrnvo Tho .lnv wna annut In bathing and fishing with a big pic nic dinner nt noon. Everyone had a good time. The music for tho Friday night dances at tho K. C. Hall Is being fur nished by a now organization called tho Jolly Joy Jnzzors. At their first appearance last Friday night they made a hit with the dancers. Having completed ono of tho four houses which I am building In the 000 block on east Fourth street, I offer it for sale or rent. Inquiro of L. D. McFarland, 17000 block east, Fourth. 4Gtf W. W. Wykoff and W.L. KIrkpat-1 rick, of York, enrouto to tho mountains stopped hero Saturday to seo the. I editor. Mr. Wykoff is Secretary of tho j Board of Education at York and Mr. I Klrkpatrick is a leading attorney. , visit our establishment. Inspect our facilities. Convince yoursolft of our ability. Watch us examining eyes, grinding lenses, making glasses, etc., beforo Intrusting your valuablo oyes to our care. Dixon & Son, Sight Specialists. The Mid-year session of thoNebraa- ka Commercial organization Secretaries will bo held at Camp Sholdon, on Aug. 3rd and 4th. H. J. Moran, of this city. Is secretary and also appear on tho program fo a paper on "Problems of tho Secretary." TO THE PARENT Wo liavo examined tho oyes of children for many years. Wo know from oxporionce that much spectaclo woarlng nnd oyo trouhlo In Inter years, can bo proventcd If tho oyes aro proporly cared for during school Hfo. Your best interests aro ours. Dixon & Son, Sight Specialists. Mrs. P. J. Gllman has tho original of tho first teachor's contract mado In North Platte. It Is dated Doc. 18.18G8. By Its terms Bho was to teach a throo months term for ono hundred dollars a month. Tho contract was carried out In full. Tho contract Is signed by C. P. Hall, Director and L. II. Bakor. Treasurer. VmiClcuKS Shawl. At 9 o'clock Friday evening, July ICtli, at tho bono of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. VanCleavee, 702 W. A Street, oc curred tho marrlago of thoir daughter, Lcota Ruth, to Clarence E. Shawl, P. It. Stevens, pastor of tho Christian Church, officiating. Tho houso waa decorated with llowors and tho double ring coremony was performed bencatli an nrch of white and green, In tho presonco of about fifty guosts. Claudo Wilson acted as best man and Mrs. Grace Banks, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Margaret VanClenvo was (lower girl and little Ned Banks carried tho rings in a pink rose. Just proceeding tho coro inony Mrs. Ira LoMastors sang "I Lovo You Truly," accompanied by Mrs. Frank Johnson, who also playv ed tho wedding march. Tho bride was gowned In white crepe do chlno and carried a shower boquet of white BWeot peaB and roses. Tho groom wore tho conventional black. Tho matron of honor wore a dress of pink organdy nnd carrlod a shower boquet of plnl: sweet peas and roses. Tho brido has lived horo. rtlnco childhood, having attonded tho local High School and spont ono year In Cotner College. Tho groom Is In tho omploy of tho Union Pacific. Ho was ono of tho first nlno mon to go from Platto lo servo his country In tho World War, and spent over a year In Franco In actlvo sorvlco, serving In tho St. Mlhlol drlvo and tho battles of tho Argonno. Ho was In tho first lino trenches when tho nrmlstlco wnB sign ed. Both of thoso young pooplo aro mombors of tho Christian Church. After n month's trip to Colorado and tho coast thoy will return to ' Platto to servo his country in tho World War, and Bpont ovor a year in Franco in active sorvlco, sowing In tho St. Mlhlol drlvo and tho battles of tho Argono. Ho was In tho first lino tronchos whon tho nrmlstlco was signed. Both of thoso young pooplo aro mombors of tho Christian Church. ::o:: Hereford Hulls" for Sale. Fiftcon head of registered Horoford Bulls from ono to two yoars old. Ad dross J. S, Koch, Ilcrshoy. Nob. ' 48-8 ::o:: For Sale Stacker and Swoop, near ly new. A, Woodcock. 535 Nothing to Do But Feed Clothes Through Whereas, it costs dollars, to send a handful of clothes to the laundry these days and a washwoman gets more than a college professor Therefore, Be It Resolved That you will do as thousands of other intelligent women Solve tho Laundry and Lahor problems at one stroke with the Laundry Queen Electric Washer It Is at onco tho best, tho most comploto and lowost priced lilgh grado oloctrlc washor mado. It washes, wrings, rinses and blues tho clothes all by electricity and without a tnp of real work. Como In and lot us show you. North Platte Light & Power Co.