"WILSON TOUT, Ildllor and Publisher.
SUllSCltlTTlON FJUCKt
One 1'onr, in nttrunco -..$2.00
Entored at tho Nor,
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LOCAL AND I'EKSONAL ,
Will, Norrli, of Cheyenne, oamo
Wodnoidny to visit friends In the Olty.
Wash fabrics at greatly- roditcca
prloos at Tho Loader Mor. Co.
Robert Sullivan roturnod from Den
ver yoetorday whoro ho visited for a
week. Ullj
iIr. and Mrs. W. ft. Maloncy are cx
fpectod to roturn from Donvor tho first
of tho week.
Mrs. Joo Sellor, of Carroll, la., camo
Wcdnosday to visit at tho F. C. Piol
stiokor homo,
Most wondorful sunv.nor frocks for
Vomon and misses at way down prjeof
at Tho Loader Mor. Co.
Mrs, E. J. Robison, of Council Bluffs
roturnod to hor homo ypstorday ai.
visiting Mrs. Margaret Bakor.
Mildred Stonnor underwent an op
oration at tho General Hospital yos
torday and is getting along nlcoly.
Moat wondorful suinrrttr for
women and misses at way down prices
at Tho Leador Mor. Co.
Mrs. M. F, Hosslcr and mother Mrs.
S. J. Mason returned Wednesday
from Denver whoro thoy . had boon
visiting.
Miss Mildred NorrjB, of Choyonno,
who had boon a guest In this city left
Wcdnosday for Omaha to visit for a
fow weeks.
Mothers you'll find hero togs lor
llttlo folks rompers, trnoars, play
suite Just tho kind yiti nood for this
hot weather at Tho Loader Mor. Co.
Ladora Stennor who recontly ro
slgned hor position. in tho O'Connor
Storo has accoptod a position at tho
J. C. Penny storo.
Mrs. W. T. Prltchard and two sons
will loavo noxt wcok for Sioux City
to spend a woolc and will thon motor
to Lako Okobojlo to spend a fow days.
Co. Supt. A. "0. Johnson, of Tryorf,
loft last night for Lincoln to tako up
mattors connoctod with tlio Logan Co.
High School with tho State Superin
tendent. Ho will bo goni) several days,
Mm. Wlgfhtu, of OhJftha, who has;
been Ute guot of barrister Mrs. IS. S.
Davll left Wodnswday for Donver. She
.as accompanied by hor son Robert
Mr. and Mrs. IS. IB. Clark left Weff
need? for Kearney. Mr. Clark trho
lids been aseleUnt manager of Uid J.
O. Penny Store in this city will -be
manaieer'In the same store at Kearner.
MaUorkr Architect Victor P. Beck who hn
lierotorore maintained onicea at bom
Kourney and North Plate, will now
discontinue the Kenrniy offlco. Mr.
Beck i located at 7y0D W. Fifth St. at
prosont.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Lenockor, o
Wlntenot,. Ia., are visiting at tho home
of Rov. and Mrs. Stevon. Mr. Lenockor
was a dologato to tho Democratic Na
tional Convontlon at San Francisco
and is on his way homo.
Mothors ydu'll find horo togs for
llttlo, folks rompors, coopers, play
suits Just tho kind you nood for this
hot weather at Tho Loader Mor. Co.
Tho roport of'vistal statistics for
Lincoln County for tho tlirco months
onding July 20, shows that 33 deaths
woro recorded during that timo
against 104 births. This roport comes
from tho Stato offlco at Lincoln.
Ohio summor skirts at way down
prices at Tho Loader Mor. Co,
Trcasuror S. M. Soudor loft last
night for an oxtendod trip through
western Canada. Ho will comblno
business with . pleasuro aud also do
somo fishing. Ho hau agrocd to stlch.
to facts about tho fishing when ho
makes his roport.
Word has boon received horo that
Mrs. O. F. Iddlngs, fomorly of this
ally, has purchased a $25000 homo at
Hendersonville, North Carolina.
Miss Thelma Armbustor returned to
her homo In Loxlngton after spending
two weeks aa tho guost of Miss Mado
llne Bllckonsdorfer.
vTho woathor during the past fow
days lias boon normal with no ex
cessive temperatures and only a quar
ter of an inch of rainfall. Somo parts
of tho county had as miift ns two
Inches of rain Tuosday afternoon.
North Platte Residence
. At
Public Auction
Saturday, August 14th,
At2;30p. m.
The Col. W. F. Cody's former
residence on West 4th Street will
be the starting point.. Look
out for adds and circulars that
will give you fulLdiscription.
North Platte
Realty Auction Co.
E. AOLSON, Mgr.
Call 323 or 1130
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Hi Our New York resident buyei; succeeded in making a
Hj fortunate purchase of 150 brand new Tricolette and Georgette
Hi fiil If Wn ictc nt n Vflrv rT pnen! nr,io
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Hi un and intended to-retail at from $8 .SO tn $12.5(1 W nla
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Hj them on sale in two groups at r
Attention Cream Sellers.
To advertise the change in management of the North
Platte Creamery, we are giving to our cream patrons a 12 j
inch Genuine "Taylor" Thermomenter.
Come in and get yours, or send us a can of bream and
'we will mail it to you.
51c Highest Price Paid for Cream. 51c
The Dickey Cream Co.,
Successors to THE NORTH PLATTE CREAMERY.
PATRONIZE YOUR HOME CREAMERY.
This Boy Knows Do Yon?
This loy has hal THK
HOOK OF KNOWLEDGE
In Ida homo for a year and
ho can explain to you ln
torofltlngy and correctly
all tho familiar things
Which ho boos around him.
His tonchor will toll you
tthat when sho wants n
qMolt lntc!lgont answor
from lfcr claBS, thin boy
always answors first Ho
undorBtnnda many nut,
jeets of lntoroat In tho pa
yors and magazines and In
tho conversation of his ol
ipt He lias inndo
long start In the rncovfor
knowlcd-re,"
Wliy Is ico slippery?
Why. Is tho sea novo, still?
What are eyebrows, for?
Why does milk turn sour?
Why is snow whito?
Do tho stars really twihklo?
What makes knots in wood
,' What makes an echo?
What makes shadows?
Why is.lt wartu'ln sum
mor? 1
What is camouflage?
THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE
10,00b Educational IMcturcs
The Children's Encyclopedia
3 Tu Tiro liUngungcs
Eugllsh Fronch Spanish Italian Portuguese
!)o0 Colored Tlntcs
CURIOUSITYthe Great Teacher
OUItlOSITY ia tho beginning of all kuowlodgo. Do you know nny subject about Whlcnyour child has
not asked you a dozen questions? Lot him ask as many ns ho Ukos, and bo puro to answer them cor
rooily. That Is tho parent's inoet important and mot eally neglected duty. If ypu discourago your
child's curiosity you will injuro his mind and tho bright girl or boy bojomos stupid or indlfforeut.
Through curiosity ColumbuB discovered America. THE HOOK OF KNOWLEDGE 1b tho slraplost and
most natural method of helping tho child to oducato himself. IT ANSWERS EVERY QUESTION A
-CHILD OAN ASIC IN PLAIN AND SIMPLE LANQ UAQE. So captivating is this great original work
tp tho mind of a child that ho absorbs with llttlo effort tho profound truths and groat facts of tho world
of knowledge whllo roadlng Its dollghtful pages nna looking at the thousands of striking educational
plcturos.
$5.00 FOR YOU $E.OO.
Fivo- DolltlrB will bo paid to tho Doy or Girl whp Bonds to Tho Tri.: mo FIRST, tho corrgct nnswors to
tho nboyo questions as found In THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE.
Answors must bo sent by mall not later than l
P. M., August 11th. All words must bo spoiled cor
rectly. Namo of tho Wlnnors will bo published In
Tho Trlbunp. " ,
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F-QUESTIONS NEXT WEEK.
CUT OUT AND MAIL AT ONCE.
THE GUOLIER SOCIETY
Caro TRIBUNE, North Pmtte,
Poaso mall dcscrlptlvo book containing
specimen pagos and illustrations from THE
BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE, and explaining tho
use nnd meaning of tho work for tho mind
of a child.
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Entire Stock of Summer Voile Dresses
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Ladies" Outfitting Store
NORTH PLATTE. NEBRARKA
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OFF I
WANT ADS.
vvauiea vjompeieni gin lor general
housework. Mrs. E. R. Goodman. 59tf
;For Sale 1917 modol Ford Touring
,dar In AI condltfon. Phono 810J. 58 t"
For Sale One 4 year old Polled
Shorthorn Bull. Phono 789F013. 58-2
- Wanted A maid. Right prico to tho
right porson. Apply at the Platto Val
ley Hospital. 59tf.
' Takon up on farm 15 miles north of
city, threo head Whltefncod cows.
Phono 79CF2 or 934J. 59-2
'Wanted Firemen at tho Electric
Light Plant. No. Platto Light &. Power
Co, COtf
- Wanted Locomotivo firemen. . Good
pay, steady work. Apply at District
Foreman's Officq. . t 59-2
Wanted Girls for nurso trainlnc:
?35' per month with board and room.
Apply at General Hospital, City. 4Ctf
For Sale Good garago, largo
enough for two cars. Inquire at this
office. 58tf
Takon up Whlto faced cow with
brand Y5. Call and pay expense J. N.
Sandborg. 592
Money to Loan On improved farm
lands at 10, no commission. Address
K4G Caro Tribuno, North Platto. 58-3
Lost A Crusador bicycle, brown in
color, non-skid tires, motor-blko
handles. Roward. Phono 558W.
For Sale Dtnlng-room table, hard
coal stovo, noAr 10x12 tent Also rrl
Sedan In good condition. Phono
S0CW. 58-2
For Sale Rosldencd ajt 220 Wc3t
E Streot including ono and one-half
acres land. Seven room hou3), all
modorn except heat, good barn garago
and chicken houso and shado tro'03
Will soil at a bargain. Phono
1236J. 57-4
For Sale New, all-modern, live-
room bungalow on four lots. Ground
all In garden. Quito a. lot of young
fruit and shado trees set out. Lo tated
at 1714 E.' Fourth Street on Lincoln
Highway. Bargain If Bold at nice.
Phono 1081 J. 1 57-1
$5200.00 mortgage on 480 ncros of
land, duo March 1, 1925, drawing G.
$2500.00 mortgago on C40 acres of
laud, duo March 1, 1024, 0 Interest.
For Said Wagon and harness. Call;
at 1709 W. Third St. GO-2
For Sale Fordsoii tractor with
Oliver gang plow. Good condition. M.
R. Mngnussen. V G0-3k
Threo Good Colorado Farms For Sale.
All good grain and alfalfa farms.
Near Bulck, Elbert Co, Colo. Best
farming district in the stato. Never
had a crop failure In tho past 12 yoars.
G40 acres at $40 A. 320 acres at $40 A
480 acres at $50 A. $1000 cash and
March first settlement on any one of
them- Address Fred Hamilton, (owner)
728 18th Street, Denver, Colo.
For Sale Belgian hares. 821 W.
Eighth. St. 60-2
New 4-wheel hay sweep for Sale at
a bargain. A. Woodcock. GO-4
For Salo Six-room house, all mod
ern except heat. Good location, closo
In. Phone 830J. GOtf
For Sale My residenco at S02 W.
Sixth Street, modern In every way,
nlno rooms, basement, two toilets, a
bargain for anyono wanting a modern
home. Will sell to a responsible party
on monthly payment with low rate
of interest. Call up residence or see
mo. G. S. HUFFMAN. GOtf
efciftmp. RfiWM,a6 Memmfa 2se!ia2IxESSsa3
The CALORIC la not a ripe fur.
nn.ee with tho Dlpes lett off.
Neither U It an experiment, hastllr
I j put together to meet a demand. It v
is specially deslcned to heat homes, 1
. 1 halu, i
1 I etc., ro
I " and
I ever be
VI Tho
1 hallj. churches, stores, factories,
more unuormir. cconomicnur
stUfactorlly than they have
been heated by other systems.
CALORIC works thru
i Nature's own laws of circulation by
air currents. Warm air rises. Cold
air falls. Warm air and cold air
the same time.
HERE'S THE SECRET
In the eama volume that tho
warm air Is pumped up Into the
house, an equal amount of cold air
Is drawn Into the furnace, where It
Is heated, moistened by tho vapor
from th two callon water pan, and
then recirculated through tho reg
ister. This continues as Ions as the
do burns.
Thus thera Is a constant rlrcula-
fa&Orlelnal Patented PlpelcssIUrnacc '
fies Itself, so this clrculatlne warm
air, passing thru heat of from threo
hundred to eight hundred degrees,
In which no germ can live, Is kept
pure and healthful.
f The, CALORIC Is guaranteed by
the oldest and largest manufacturers
of warm air heating systems In tho
United States. You tako no chancts
4 when you buy a CALORIC.
Whether your houso, la old or j
new, the Caloric Is easily Installed
In one day, without Interruption oft
your present heating arrangement.
No holes knocked in your walls, no
cellar full of heat-wasting" pipes.
fThe Calorie requires but one res
. . , . ,t..f- TV
isier ana occupies nine bip.
burns any fuel, and needs hardly
.... vifrtnM XfaVM rinHNfnvnrle
uuy uuitivviH v
one-third easier, as there Is no muss r
from carrying In coal and carrying
out ashes no smoke, gas or soot.
Eliminates (ire danger and Increases
the value of your property. ;
Visit us and ws will gladly sup
ply full information without la the
least obligating you to buy.
tlon or properly moisieneu warm v
air. Just as running wute.' burli 1
SOION BROTHERS.
tltdt by THE U0N1T0R STOVE I. RANGE CO.. Clnelnnttl, OUa
COME
Will Boll or oxchango as part pay
in and let
Namo
AddroEs
ment on good farm It priced right-
ROBERTS BROS. LAND CO.,
us show you!
59-2 North Platto, Nob-