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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1920)
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Therefore with a continuance of that policy commencing Saturday Oct. 30th, we offer the buying public free access to our $60,000 stock of High Grade, Guaranteed, Reliable Merchandise at the astounding reduc tion ol 20 to 50 per cent discount. We must turn this Gigantic stock of clean merchandise into cash. We must have thp CASH hence the terrific Slaughtei of seasonable merchandise. We have quoted prices in Tuesdays issue. Look them up, write down you wants, and be here early Saturday morning and take advantage of the golden opportunity. r wwaa;wwwwaaa!wwwawaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawaaa :.: :.: li it i.t it t.t :.: :.: :.: if i.t if wwwwww MMMMMMMMM.M,Mi. Vwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww ? 25 PER CENT Discount Sale 5.: V i.t i.t :.: it THE No Goods Charged and No Cash Refunds. TAR CLOTHING The Largest Men's and Boys' Outfitters in Western Nebraska. HOUSE 4 WVWVWVmVVWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW T.J V it... . . .., . .. waaaaaaaaaa, , 25 PER CENT Discount Sale j.t . ...........,.,,. .. jaaaaaaaaatwa u Mrs. Robert Hoaston front Ilershey spent the first of tho week in the city on business. SHINO CLOTHS for cleaning your Silverware 50c. Clinton, tho Jeweler Mrs. O. IL Bycrly of Hershey trans acted business hero tho first of the week. I ig One Cent Sale Wednesday, November 510. Ecxoll Stord. p R. A. WALS', O D U C T i O l. DiitribulccI by RCALART PICTURES CORPORATION Directed by R. A. WALSH from the Play by Paul Armitronc and Wilion Mizner and Wednesday AT THE W j sun luesday also "Mutt and Jeff" and "The Gumps" Univsrsal News. Matinee at 2:30 and 4:10 p. m. ' North Platte, Nebr. Oct. 27, 1920. TO THE VOTERS OP THE 25TII SENATORIAL DISTRICT. My attention has been called to the folct that some who have had personal differences with mo aro again indulg ing in their usual roar-back methods on tho cvo of this election. I refer to tho vicious false article that appeared in last week's issuo of tho non-partisan league paper. Tho fact that tho article was unsigned places tho stamp of falsehood upon it. It was false, and the Editor or their paper knew It. Ho knows that ninety percent of tho stock of the Higglns Packing Company is owned by farmers; that ten of tho fifteen members of its Hoard of Directors aro farmers; that I was elected Pres ident by tho farmer 'members of that Board; thai it Is practically an Inde pendent co-operativo farmer's com pany struggling against tho big pack ers. That Editor knows that ho re fused to buy meats for his Btoro hero in North Platte from our farmers packing company but buys from Armour. My record shows that I favored and worked for all of tho co operative farm legislation passed by tho last legislature, and that I wrote tho amendment to tho law that permit ted tho farmers organizations to havo u seat in tho Omaha Grain Exchange, and that I fought for this bill and helped its passage by tho Senate a gainst tho fight of tho largo grain interests. My investments aro largely In west ern Nebraska real estate, and tho success of the farmers means my suc cess. My record in tho Nobraska legislature is an opon book. The troublo with tho people who mako tho attack comes bocauso I do not sub scribe to tho socialist and communist doctrines of Mr. Townley as a cure all for tho present dishonesty in dis tribution, and bocauso I refuso to placo my resignation as Senator in tho hands of that machine to file with tho Socrotary of Stato if I should not voto tho way tho machlno desiros. Tha t Is ono of tho require ments of tho non-partisan loaguo. Tho resignation of its can didates aro in tho hands of Its mac hlno. Tho sfatemont that our company re fuses to buy from tho Farmer's Union is falso. Wo aro buying both produco and stock. During tho past three months Tho Higglns Packing Co. has bought eggs aggregating $4600 from tho Farmer's Union and live stock as lato as Tuesday of this week. If I represent this District in tho next Senato I will vote on every ques tion In accordance with what my conscience tells me is for tho best In terests of western Nobraska, and no organization will havo a club ovor my head in tho form of a resignation to bo filed tho miuuto I fail to oboy the orders of tho caucus of leaders, not membors of tho legislature, hold tho night before. Such a system of class legislation is damnnblo amd un American. It strikes at tho founda tion principles underlying American institutions. If wo pormittod it tho stablo principals established by tho Pilgrims in 1G20 will bo destroyed, and we will ho fast going tho road traveled by tho Greeks and the Ro mans. Voters, I stand on my record. SIncorcly, W. V. HO AOL AND. CITY AND COUNTY NEWS. Wilfred Nolson spent Tuosday In iPaxton. One Cent Sale, I day only. Wednes day, November .'Id. Rexnll Slore. Donald McFarland spent tho former part of tho woek in Horshoy hunting near thore and visiting friends in that city. Wo invito you to comparo our values A Clean High Grade Stock of Dopendablo Merchandise nt 20 to 50 Discount for men and boys at Harry Samuolson Outfllttcr to Good Dressers. John Null loft Wednesday, for Slduoy to transact businoBH. Julius Pizer loft Wednesday for Cheycnno on business. Miss Colostfi Crawford has resigned her position at tho A. T. Johnson De partment store. ' J. D. Anderson, Suporintendant of tho Unlln Pacific Railroad was in tho city AVednosday. Wo havo a big lino of Ivory Clocks, Toilet pieces, Jowot Cases and Photo i'ramo3 at last year's prices. Lot us show you. Clinton tho Jowoler. Miss Lena Sensll has accepted a postlon at tho Loader Mercantllo storo. Men's Ovorcoats $12. CO; Men's Suits $12. CO; Boy's Suits $7 .GO; Boy's Ovorcoats--$G. 00. Samuolson Tho Suit Man in ih Hi Hi Hi tffi Bi $j Keith Theatre, Friday Night, October 29th. S Everybody's Favorite Cartoon Musical Comedy With James R. Fraser and Original Company of 40. 20 Song Gems. Novel Specialties. Nimble Dancers. A Musical Comedy With A Kick A Carload of Special Scenery. if yft Lavishly Costumed and Staged, ffi 31 PRICES 50c to $1.50. Box St JRP. nft. PI.,.T-V Seata sale opens Wednesday At Box Office.
