KEITH
Saturday.
George Walsh
IN
"Sink or Swim"
The story of a two-flstoil Western
or's experience abroad. A red-blooded
man starts on a business trip but re
turns on a honeymoon trip.
LOCAL AJfl) PEIISONAL
J. W. Corey went to Hastings Wed
nesday on business.
Ir. nnd Mrs. -Earl Earhart went to
ozad yesterday to visit rrlcnas.
Mrs. Glen Ferguson went to Pax
ton yesterday to visit her parents.
jrJohn Poulos returned from a bus
iness trip to Omaha Wednesday.
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Mrs. P. E. Payno left Wednesday
evening, for Iowa whoro she will visit
relatives.
rW. J. Landgraf will leave tomorrow
ior Omaha where ho will accompany
iTls mother homo.
Charles RInckor returned today
from Chicago and Iowa whoro ho
motored two weeks ago.
Mrs. Pato Lantz who has been visit
ing relatives In tho city left yesterday
for hor homo In Sterling. '
Miss Arvllla Whlttakor camo homo
yestorday from tho east whoro sho
spent several weeks buying.
TMrs. A. W. McMulIon roturncd from
Minnesota yesterday whoro sho spent
four months visiting relatives.
Miss Leona Marovlsh and Mrs. J. A.
'Prnzler left Wcdncsdny for Kearney
Whero they will spend a fow days.
Tho very nowest of autumn models
In coats, BUlts, dresses, blouses, etc.
aro now b'oing shown at BLOCK'S.
'Myron Monaclc, who has been visit
ing his slstor Mrs. E. R. Stoffrogon
returned 'to his homo In Denver yes
torday. Miss Elizabeth Llttlo returned from
Chicago yestorday whoro sho pur
chased tho fall lino of millinery for
Tho Loader storo.
Arthur Rush, Guy Swopo, Edmund
Dickey, Thoinns Ilcaloy and A. W.
Plummer attonded tho Golf Tourna
ment at Kearney yestorday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Thompson rox
turned Monday from California, whoro
they had spont several months. Thoy
will soli their rcsldonco on oast Third
street and movo to tho Pacific coast.
Comploto showing of ndvancqd fall
modols in suits, coats, drossos, skirts
and blouses at BLOCK'S.
Mrt. Ella May Lanyon loft Wotlnos
day for Kaniau City to spond a wook,
Mlig Marcln Dnhlsted, of Holdroge,.
Is oxpoctod tomorrow to visit hor
aunt Mrs. Ira Lalluo. ,
Mrl. J. K. Etlileman camo from
I Tomboy yoitordiiy to spend tha day
with hor daughter.
The Proldent of the X. Y. nnd S.
W. Railroad passed through North
Platte on No. C yesterday.
Roberts Bros, sold a sixty-acre tract
of irrigated land noar 'LowoIIqii yos
torday to W. D. Mlloe of Kansas.
Missofl Hazel, Bossio and Holen
Smith nriived home Wodnosdny from
a visit In Salt Lake and Denver.
Miss Margaret Waugh, of Kansas
City, who has boen visiting hor sister
Mrs. Kd Grady loft today for Donvor.
Harold Hilborno, who has boen
visiting ut tho Joe Stono home loft
Wednesday for his home In DesMoIneal.
Mlssos Lottio Lalluo and Evelyn
Loypoldt will loave Sunduy for Omaha
and Holdrogo whoro they will visit for
ton days.
Jamos Kinnier, of Primrose, Nob.,
purchased a, section of land south of
Sutherland this wcok through Roberts
Bros.
Miss Josephine Robb and mother
Mrs. L. C. McGraw loft Wednesday fow
Salt Lake where they will spond a
month.
Miss rncstino Sandusky, of Kansas
City, camo Wednesday and has ac
cepted n position with the McVlcker
Millinery. '
Doucot's Orchestra is playing at
Ogallala on Thursday of this week.
Tho occasion is a danco at Scarlo
Opera House.
Dr. Vurlello went to Garden county
yestorday to Inspect tho land which he
recently drew in tho government dis
tribution to scrvlco men.
Never In our history was our stock
of women's garments ns complete and
attractive as this season. We cordially
invito your inspection. BLOCK'S
Miss Carrie Scott nnd brothers Leo
nnd Vernon will loavo tomorrow for
their homo In Denver after visiting
with friends for ton days.
Pilots Lelinhart and Smith brought
nnother consignment of air planes
through town Wednesday afternoon
enrouto from Chicago to Snn Francis
co. Thoy spent two hours here.
G. S. Huffman lias presented to the
local firemen for their hall, tho paint
ings by Hammond nnd Ncckcr, which
havo boen hanging in his store Tho
flro boys Will have them In place in a
fow days.
A Ford car driven, by a resident of
I ho south part of tho county, skidded
at tho corner of Sixth and Pino Wed
nesday afternoon and went Into tho
ditch. Some dnmago was dono to the
front Bprlng nml,nxlo.
"Sink or Swim" tho George Walsh
picture showing at tho Keith Saturday
Is a smllo-a-mlnuto narratlvo that
will keep you in tho best of humor
and send you homo hnppy, It's a hum
mcr for rapid action a comedy bul
ging with snappy llvo wire situations.
A real Western plcturo at tho Keith
tonight. Don't miss it.
KSTAULISlt TJUBUSE AGENCY.
Hereafter tho Semi-Weokly Tribune
will be on sale at G, M. Nowtons on
tho day of publication. Tho price will
oo five cent a copy. Mr. Nowton will
lake ordora for any number of copies
In advance.
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V, 0. INDEPENDENTS SUNDAl.
The Brady ball team will play with
the Independent at the Fair Grounds
next Sunday. Brady boasts the crack
team on tho main line, having lost
but one or two games this season.
North Platte lost to them at Brady
uomotitnc ago and the locals will
havo this In mind when they cross
bats with the visitors Sunday.
BAND CONCERT.
There will not be a band co'ncort oi
Friday ovonlng. So mnny of tho Land
boys aro out of town on vacations or
unablo to play on account of sickness
that It was decided to postpone the
concort until a credltablo Bhowing
could be made. The concerts will be
resumed noxt week.
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FISHING LICENSED.
With the opening of tho hunting
season and ronewed activity In fishing
the County Clerk's office has nbt been
able to handle all of tho applications
for licenses when they came out of
offlco hours. To accommodate those
who como out of hours, a license may
bo secured of John Den at his place
of businoss whenever It Is open.
MCDONALD ESTATE AUCTION.
Tho salo of real estate belonging
to tho Chas. McDonald estate will take
placo next Monday at tho Court
House. O. E. Elder, Referee, will
positively sell tho property to the
highest bidder under the terms of the
salo and tltlo will bo given. This is
said to refute tho rumor that the
heirs wished to retain theso holdings
and will take them in at as low a
price as possible.
BLOCK HOMlfEitOM MARKET.
II. I. Block returned this week from
his regular trip to the eastern mar-
kots. He was a little later this year
than usual and says he found it nn
ndvantago as ho got better prices
than were offered earlier.
Mr. Block found factory prices
about the same as heretofore with a
tendency to declino in some linpg duo
to tho break in the silk market which
has been refloated to some extent In
all ready made wear. With this ten
dency ho also found that speculators
and jobbers were anxious to unloaa
their surplus and regular llnes.,and
with this condition prevailing ho wat
able to buy his fall stock at prices
considerable lower than ho had ex
pected. This saving will be passed on
to his customers and enable them to
buy fall merchandise at hotter figures
than can bo secured in 'Omaha or
Denver. Tho offerings this year in
ready-to-wear aro very attractive and
Mr. Block says ho has purchased ono
of the best lines ho lias erer had.
TH SEASON IS ON
DO YOUR CANNING NOW
We Have Plenty of Fresh Fruit
and Jars to Put it in.
Pint Jars, per dozen 88
Quart Jars, per dozen .98
Half-Gallon Jars, per dozen. $1.18
Jar Rings, per dozen 10
Jar Caps, per dozen .? 30
1-gal. Can Peaches C .95
1-gal, Can Apricots J, 1.05
1-gal. Can Apples . 65
12lCans Corn, Peas or Tomatoes 1.70
2 large pkgs Post Toasties , .37
Large pkg Kelloggs Corn Flakes 20
5-lb. Can Calumet Baking Powder 1 .00
3- bars Palm Olive Soap . 25
4- lb. sack Red Moon Pancake Flour.; 38
4 small pkgs Rub No More 25
Large pkg Rub No More ; , 25
Can Light House Cleanser x. , . , ...... . ,05
o cans 20c Hominy ,,..v .45
Can Pumpkin .10
Gallon Jug, 15
These prices good for Friday and Saturday
Gamble & Springer
SPECIAL PRICES
SATURDAY ONLY.
JM or 31 Inch Fnbrlc Tires.
Any 33 or 34x4 Smooth Tread Tiro
at $30.00
Any 33 or 34x4 Nonskld Tire
at $34.00.
L For this day only, you can buy nuy
fabric tiro from our' stock, of tho
abovo sizes, and there are Goodrich,
Goodyear, U. S., Miller and Republic
All new guaranteed
to choose from,
stock.
J. V.
ROMIGH, Dealor.
4 STORES.
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Mrs. Will Wnltcmath and W. H.
Munger, whoso birth anniversary oc
curs tho samo day, ent'ortained, a
scoro or moro friends Tuesday even
ing at a steak fry In ono of tho can-,
yons south of town. Tho spread was a
most bountiful ono, and following tho
meal games wcro played' by tho light
of tho moon.
Misses Anna McClaln, Mario nnd
Holen Schwaigor returned from Don
vcr last evening whero they spent tho
week.
Miss Clarissa Kano left tho first of
tho week for Fremont whoro sho will
spond two weeks.
Mrs. J. C. Den roturncd last ovon
lng from Wyoming whoro sho had
been visiting.
A Guard Ag
ainst Hasty
Spending.
Take Heed Mr. Railroad Man
of That Bonus Check.
It is a good thing for a person to keep his money a little out of reach .
THAT PREVENTS IMPULSIVE SPENDING.
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Suppose you have your money invested in good, desirable, saleable city
lots. In the interval necessary to dispose of the lots you will have time to
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investigate a contemplated investment or expenditure. You cannot be talked
offyour feet byahigh pressure salesman for some questionable enterprise ,
becauseyourfunds are not immediately available. Yet when you desire
your money for a well considered purchase or investment you can obtain- it
readilyby the sale'of your lot or by its use as collateral.
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Why not "salt down" that bonus check where it will be increasing in
value while you sleep, besides starting for you a savings account?
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Thirty-five'lots !in RESIDENCE PARK ADDITION HAVE BEEN SOLD .
Nine'ol thejremaining' lots have beautiful large trees cn them; all ere hub,
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level and pricedwhere they will make you$10O,00 within 60 days.
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In order to dean up the entire Addition, we will oiler ell icmeirirg
lots atra DISCOUNT! OF FIVE PER CENT FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK, AUG,
30th tofSEPT. 4th, INCLUSIVE.
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fir The' lots are all morked'with white stakes having the Block number
GOGH'- ESP .
abovejjand the Lot number beneath. Q This addition lies just west of the H. &
S4 Addition and west of Willow street. Driye through the addition Sunday
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afternoon, pick your lot andEcall at our onice nor day morning.
HERE ISS YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE AND MAKE 1SOME MONEY
$25.00 DOWN AND $10.00 f A MONTH.
The H. & S. AGENCY.
Brodbeck Building.
Mr. and Mrs. M. 0. Wright, of Tryon
wor city visitors Wednesday.
Dixon & Son grind their own lenses.
Mrs. A. Schntz and Edwlnna came
Wednesday from Omaha to visit rel
tlves for a week.
Mrs. Milton Murphy returned to her
homo In Brady Wednesday evening
after visiting friends In tho city.
For Sale A tested milk cow. Fresh
soon. 1 young calf. Phono 390W. 07
S. R. Derryborry and son Russoll
loft tho first of tho week for Denver
whoro they will spend several days.
Frank Buchanan returned from
Chicago Tuesday whoro ho had been
for tho past week. Ho was accompan
ied by John Todd o this city.
Keith Monday and Tuesday
CHARLES RAY in
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Crooked Straight
Just a simple lad from the country, with a boy's eager
dreams of the great things he would do some day.
Then "life," a false friend, the dream shattered and
the hoy was a crook. But don't forget even a crook can be
white and SOMETIMES comes back.
Edward Keliher, who was a guest
at tho Payno homo Wloft ednesday for
Grand Island.
Miss Mary Ellsworth, of Hershey,
camo Tuesday to spend tho week with
Miss Frances Edwards.
Mrs.t Josslo Morant and daughter
Mabel returned to their homo In La
mona, la., this week after spending
Uio summer at tho homo of Mrs. Jos.
Richards. Thoy wero accompanied by
Mrs. Jos. Richards and son.
Tho Bluo Bird Club held a picnic
yesterday at Thompson's Grovo and
spent a very pleasant afternoon. They
wero chaperoned by Miss Florence
Gough.
When In North Platto atop at tho
Now Hotel Palace and Cafe. You will
be treated well. 68tf
Christian Science service Sunday 11
a. m. Wednesday evening meetings
every week at 8:00. A cordial Invi
tation Is extended to all to attend
theso services. Building & Loan build
ing, room 25.
Saturdays' Special!
Flour!
Flour!
Cow Brand, 48-lbs $3.30
David Harum, 48-lbs 3.6B
Laundry Soap, 22 bars 1,00
Coffee, per lb 30
$1.00 worth of Sugar at 16c per lb. if
your order amounts to $5.00 or over
"Nothing Excluded in the Store.
McMichaeFs Grocery
PHONE 441
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