1' BUCffr JONES
In ti omnnco of speed and luck
"Sunset Sprague"
FIFTH OFF
No one oould make lilifl My iu!t lie
lind a Wg Job but bo was a notvy man. 1 )iW
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THURSDAY COMKDIVfLOYJS nnd
GAS0LTNI1"
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FRIDAY CtfMKDV lViUy Arlmcldo
Jn n comedy never before filioivn licro
-"HACK STAGE,"
Crystal Theatre, s
Thursday and Friday.
LOCAL AND I'EIISONAL
Charles Rossltor loft yesterday
morning for Omaha.
Real reduction salo in ovcry depart
ment. B. T. Tramp & Sons.
Mrs., Honsolt returned yesterday
to her homo in Grand Island.
Doc Ewart loft yestorday for Gibbon
where bo will spend several days.
Anna Hclnglar, who 1ms been ser
,iouBly ill, is roported to bo improving.
" Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Marshal left
yesterday for their homo in Horsboy.
" Dr. Grcsslor left Sunday ovenlng
for Omaha whoro ho accompanied a
patient.
Tho Kastorn Star Kensington will
meet nt tho Masonic Hall tomorrow
aftornoonut thrco o'cock.
Miss Helen Swanson, who has been
visiting tho homo folks for sevoral
dayB left yestorday for Hcrshey.
John Malonp, travoling passongor
agent for tho North Western railroad
passed through hero yestorday.
Lon GrSvcs, who has boon 111 at his
homo' on East Fifth street for somo
time, is reported to bo much worso.
Blankets have boon moving very
rapidly but still li good assortment
to choose from. K. T. Tramp &Sons.
Mrs; Lester Ells, of Omaha, isiioro
in Uio'city whoro sho has boon called
"by Uio serious illness of Lon Gravoa.
A big shipment of dress sklrta just
nrrived which aro Includod In tho big
Discount Salo. E. T. Tramp & Sons.
Mrs, Gus Chamberlain is expected
lu a fow days from Donvor tovlslt at
tho homo of her father I'. II. Sulli
van. JVo havo a comploto lino of "good
Alarm ClockB for theso dark morn
Ings, nlBO mantlo clocks. Clinton, tho
Jowolcr. ' , 2
Beginning last Saturday morning we offer a discount of One-Fifth,
on every purchase made from any item in our stock. Prices have started down
ward and we are going to give you the full benefit now. Many items have not been
lowered at wholesale, but we include them all. Labor has not been lowered in many
industries and a cut of 30 to 50 percent in raw materials does not mean a cut of
that much in the finished product. Many of the items we are offering can not be.
had at the new mill prices before January or February. You can get them from us
now just when you need them most
Wilcox
Department
Store
Tho AIC Chapter P. E. 0. Sister
hood will meet "Wednesday, Noy. 3d,
at tho homo of Mrs. William Rey
nolds, 220 W. Third Streot.
Tho bans of 'marriago wore an
nounced for tho first timo at St. Pat
rick's church Sunday between MIbb
Ethel Doncgan and 'William Hobs,, both
of this city. , .
Just tho beginning of the falliuuil
.wltftor season when y(oU,')ioed;.oilrii
clothing and you ma"y'got''thoni at a
real discount Tako adVanttfgo of this
opportunity. E. T Tramp & Sons".
' .Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Brodbeck ar
rived Sunday from Chicago whore
they were recently married .HTlfoy now
occupy tho Noai Turplo house, which
;Hafry.purcha8od a fow weeks ago.
'hfcrovlll bo a special meoting of
Uio "Woinan'a Ilollef Corps, "Thursday,
NoV. -lib nt 2:30 at tho I, 0. Q P.
hrtll for Inspection and other work.
All officors and members aro urged to
bo present, r
To whom aro your going to soli your
Hay and Grain? Tho Harrington Mer
cantile Co. will offer tho highest
prlc03. (Htf
LOCAL POET BREAKS INTO YERSi:
TO EXPRESS HIS UNBOUNDED
JOY.
ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOB TIE
ELECTION ItETUBNS IN NORTH
PLATTE
Fake Economy.
If .you need n Dodge Brothers ctfr no it is . false
economy to delay your purchase, and probably lose, busi
, ncss or time, or both.
Dodge Brothers car prices arc fixed for six months at
least, and there is no intention of changing now, either
in price or quality, except the constant effort to. better the
quality of these good cars. '
A famous Chicago merchanUhas truthfully said that
"Quality Remains Long After the Price is Forgotten" but
ho who now waits orbuys what he does not want, will
often remember the hot water he had to chase, or the
rear wheel he jacked up cachmorning before he could
start. '
" Dodge Brothers cars pay dividends in faithful, eco
nomical servicethey are both a winter and summer car.
You have all noticed the positive quiet starting of Dodgd
cars even in the coldest weather.
What I mean to say is (hat you cannot save money
by waiting or buying something cheaper if you have real
need for a good car if you have no need, then of course
doiTt buy anything wait until you have need and then
buy something good and dependable.
6th and -Locust. Phono U'14
J. V. Roimgh
Dodge Brothers f -Qliaiuller
Motpr Ccti:s
Wo are printing tho following as a
contribution to tho poetry inspired in
Uio breast of a lonesome man by tho
absQnco of his better half.
COMING HOME NEXT WJEBK.
My wlfo is taking her vacation
A pound of flesh I cannot gain. ,
I am starving at tho restaurant
No more visits 'till we're twain,
Sho's been gone about six weeks
I tryed to cook and make a bed,
Something I liavo neve rdonb
Since tho day that wo wore wed.
Every ttmo I try that stunt
I moot with somo disaster,
So now I'll let the woirien Svork
They can1 do It so much faster.
Tho iloor is littered all ntiout
With papers, books and magazines,
"While I poor devil, sit anil think
How will I over get it clean.
Tho houso from lloor to garret.
"With dust is covored tilled,
Large flies got in tho parlor
(Their bussing makes mo sick.)
On tho colling, in tho corners
sSpldors, havo their cobwobs spun,',
And every morning when I look
Can sco d fresh one just begun.'
Tho kitchen's In nn awful moss
"With dirty dishes ovorywhoro,
Laundry's in a dreadful shape
frothing clean that I can wear.
If unyono should ask you
Tho causo of all this squeak,
Just tell them that my wifio
IS COMING HOME NEXT WEEK.
J. W. Lo.
The local office of tho Western
Union has mado arrangements to fur
nish election returns by wire to four
iplaccs in North Platte. Thoflorvico
will start at eight o'clock and con
tinue as long as anyone wants tho re
ports. Tho Lutheran Church has
mado arrangements for tho returns to
bo given out in tho basement of tho
church and invites all of its friends
to bo there. Tho Methodist Church
will get tho returns in the lecturo
room of its building and urges its
friends to come and stay as long as
they wish. The members sot tho Elks
Club will enjoy tho rpportg by wlro
to theirclub rooms where they will
discuss them In comfort. The Cham
ber of Commerce will give out tho fig
ures as fast as they aro recelvod at
tho Offlco of the Secretary. The Sec
retary is urging all who will to share
tho first reports with him.
Leave your piaiio tuning orders at
914 West 4th St. Phono 334. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. WYLIE WALKER,
City. ' S5-2
Your discount on all garments and
alterations freo and absolutely reli
able merchandise.1 E. T. Tramp &
Sons.
CARD OF THANKS.
Wo deslro to. express our most
heartfelt thanks to the friends and
neighbors who so kindly assisted ua
during tho illness and death of our
dear mother and grandmother. Your
acts of kindness and words of sym
pathy will over bo remembered, also
tho many and beautiful floral tributes.
- Mr. and Mrs. W. A.Stearns and
family.
(Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Peters and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. George StearnB and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Adamson and
family. ,
PRICE REVISION
;:o::
NOTICE
Tho ladles of tho Christian Church
will glvo a chicken Buppor this oven
lng. PlatCB will bo 50 cents. Evoryonc
1b invited.
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LOCAL AJED PERSONAL
Mrs . James Hart roturneOL from
Omaha yesterday.
Nellio Pollus loft yesterday for To
bias whoro slip will work.
W. A. O'Donnol is oxpectod today
to visit at tho W. H. LoDloyt homo.
N. E. Buckloy will leavo this oven
lng for Omaha whoro ho will bo on
tho grand jury.
Tho Dclnvonuo Club will meet with
Mrs. Frank Brotzor, 707 West Ninth
Streot Friday afternoon at three.
Cut glnss, wo havo our holiday lino
in and aro selling very reasonably.
Lot ub show you. Clinton tho Jeweler
Dr. O. II, Crcsslor returned this
morning from a business trip to
Omaha.
Tho Rebeccas will hold a Kensing
ton at tho I. O. 0. F. Hall, Friday
aftornoou.
Lilnda Babo left yestorday .for
Ohlowas, Nobr., whoro Bho oxpects to
work in tho near futuro.
Allen Robb 1b expected to nrrlvo
homo fills week from Hamnton. Va.J
'whoro ho has been in tho hospital
corps of tho Navy.
Leavo your piano tuning ordors a'
914 Wost 4th St. Phono 334. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. WYLIE WALKER,
City. ' m 85-2
Glonn Boolcwnltor hasroslgncd his
position as rural mall" carrier on
Routo'B and baa boon succeeded by
Oltns. a. AValton,.
During the past week we have been going over our stock, revising prices
in keeping with today's market prices. Our buyers being constantly on the
New York market have kept us posted on the downward trend of some lines
of merchandise. When they secure lower pricesjwe immediately "pass them on
to our customers.
OUR METHOD OF DOING BUSINESS
continues as before. "No Special Sales." We do net come out with the glaring
statement of 20 to 50 percent off, for our prices would not warrant it as they
have been equal every day to most so called sale prices. -
1E?jWc have revised our prices all over the store, to be right in line with
market quotations of today, so that you will find here as before that
WE SELL FOR LESS
We invite comparison, get your price come here and compare with ours, if you
want your dollar to bring 100 cents worth of goods buy from J, C. PENNEY CO., who
maintain lowest prices, first, last and always. . . '
Mens best grade 220 Denim values $2.10
Mens Rockford Sox 15c
Men and Boys heavy winter caps 98c v
Mens line dress shoez $4.98
Ladies fine dress shoes $3.98 and $498.
Revised Prices on Outings, Muslins, Ginghams, Percales,
Underwear, Blankets.
SEEING IS BELIEVING
WATCH OUIt WINDOWS COME INTO THE STOItE-GOODS ON DISPLAY AT NEW PEICES
WHILE WE HAVE HAD THE LARGEST FALL BUSINESS IN OUB IlEADY-TO WEAR DErABT-
JIENT SINCE STARTING OUR STORE HERE WE STILL HATE FINE LINE OF COATS SUITS AND
DRESSES AT TRICES THAT ARE YERT LOW WHICH IS EVIDENCE FOR THE ABOTE STATE
3IENT x
IP l'OU VALUE YOUR DOLLAR GET THE HABIT AS THOUSANDS OF OTHERS HAVE DONE
BUY FROM THE COMPANY TIIAT SAVES YOU MONEY AT ALL TIMES AND STANDS BACK OF
EVERY ARTICLE SOLD SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
J.
NORTH PLATTE
C. PENNEY
OPERATING 297 BUSY STORES
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