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NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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" The Leader Mercantile Company
SALE
ADJUSTING
SALE
Of Dry fioods Ready-to-Wear Clothing and bhoes for Men, Women and Children and all other Manu
factured Lines, for the purpose of giving those who have not been able to attend, the opportnity pntil
Close of Sale .
TUESDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBUR 30, 1920.
"MEETING CONDITIONS OF TODAY," and the Public's Demand For Lower Prices
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First National '
Stores
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perilling in 42
States
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DRY GOODS WOMEN'S READY TO WEAR CLOTHING SHOES
ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY J. E. NELSON, MANAGER
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Wo are Members
Virst National Stores
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The Largest Com-
iiiiiulion of Stores in
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DR. 0. fl. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
OfHce over th McDonald
' StaU Bank. .
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
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s Leslie Bard Arrived homo Wednes
day for a short visit wjth hlB.:parcnts.
Leo Tlgho camo homo from, Lexing
ton Wednesday to spend 'tho Thanks
giving holidays.
Esther Elder left Wednesday -for
Torrington, Wyo., nftor spending n
few days ylth her parents.
Tho Original Southern llag-a-Jazz
Bond at tho K. 0. Hall Saturday,
November 27th.
Corporal Meyers has been spending
tho last few days in Cozad looking
after tho Interests of recruiting.
Miss Lura Erb loft Wednesday for
"her homo In Gothenburg to spend the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Watch tho windows for real shoo
Values, at Star Clothing Houso.
Miss Hazel Barber camo homo from
Lincoln Wednesday to spend tho week
end with her parents.
. Don't miss tho big shod sale at tho
Star Clothing House, December 1st.
Miss Qortrudo Klllion, of Scotts
bluff, visited Marjorlo Russell Wefl
ngsdaj" enroilto to Lincoln. ;
Watch tho windows for real shoe
valufcs n't Star Clothing- youao.
Donald Now ton.' -who' is attending
tho Stato Unlversity,camo Jiomo Wed
nesday evonlngftto vlslt'hls parents.
Tho Original Southern- nog.'a-Jazz
Band, nt tho K. C. ' Hall Saturday,
Novembor 27th. .
John Ititncr returned thfs morning
from Fremont whoro he spent Thanks
giving Day with friends.
Harold Peterson will como tomor
row with tho Original Southern Itag-
a-Jazz Band and will spend tho week
with his brother Holmor Peterson and
wife.
Derryborry and Forbos was called
to Tryon yestorday to attend tho body
of Holon Louiso Jenkins, dnughtor of
SuptT Jenkins, ofTrypn, Tho little
child who was only thr'eo yearg old
died Wednesday, of pneumonia. She
will bo burled at Gibbon.
THERE IS NO BETTER WAY
to show your thankfulness to the world than by
TAKING" YOUR PLACE IN THE CHURCH.
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WE WAIT TO WELCOME YOU.
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First Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Rev. C. Franklin Koch, Pastor."
Hours of Worship, 11 A. M. and.8 1.m.
.. Sunday School 9:215 A. M. .. .
?rAtUIA(iU .LICENSES.
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Following marriage licenses were
issued thiB week by County Judge
Woodhurst: '
John W Sheridan, bank clerk. Well-fleet-and
Miss Elsie S Swanson, ,WellT
rieot. Nov. 22. . li-
LoJiIs D, Lutes, Summit an Miss
Uutl' E. Hanna. Summit. Novj22.
Carlton I. Capron, North Plalte, car
penter and Miss Josephine Hughes,
North Platte., Noy'22. . -
'Arthur Tabor', hotel manager Shel
don, Iowa and Miss Ethel V. Mnth
ewson, North Platte. Nov. 22.
Ma'rtln L. Judd, trainman Living
stone, Mont, and Miss Edna A. Lar
son, telegraph operator, Manhattan,
Mont. Nov. 2'2.
. Qngo T., Smith, Gibbon and .Miss
Florence D. Rork, Kearney. Nov. 23.
Gilford H. Prunor, Kennard, Neb.
and Miss Laura M. Peterson, Ken
nard, Nov. 24.
Judgo Woodhurst united Gilford II.
Prunnor, ago 22 Und Miss Laura, M.
Peterson, ago 21 in marriage on Wed
nesday evening. Tho young couplo
nro from Kennnrd, Nebraska.
Loren Calvin Padgot, age 24 and
Miss Catherine N. Priest, age 20, were
united in marrlrtgo Wednesday even
ing at the office of tho County Judge.
Tho young couplo havo resided in
Wallaco, Nebraska, for several -years.
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Arthur Hansen loft Wednesday fori
Scottsbluffs to spend n few dayB
with his parents.
Tho football team had Photographer
Brooks mako Individual pictures' of
tho team und coaches and mount them
on a card. Copies woro Bold to tho
morchnnts and wore used In the dec
orations for this game.
Tho Original Southern Itag.n-Jnzz
Band at tho K. C. Hall Saturday,
Novombor 27th. .
A reception was tendered to Rov.
W. II. Mooro by tho members of tho
parish of tho Episcopal Church Tues
day ovonlng. After nn Interesting
program, tho ladles served rofresh-
monts. Decorations of cut flowers and
palms woro profuso.
Don't miss tho big Bhoo sale at tho
Star Clothing Houso, December 1st.
Chas. Hlrsch and Dewey . McGrew t Wutch tho windows for real shoo
camo homo Wednesday from Lincoln values at Star Clothing House.
t spend tho week end. . Mr, and Mrs. T. C. Patterson re-
Wait for tho big shoo sale Decern- turned this morning from Hot Springs.
bor 1st. Star Clothing Houso. 1 Ark., where they spent several weeks "caino hero tho first of tho week and
Miss Gladys HanBen camo yesterday , Don't miss the big shoe sale at the ' enlisted in the service to go to the
to Bpent a few days with her grand- Star Clothing House, December 1st. i Hawaiian Islanls. Ho left Wednes-
mother Mrs. Emma. Pulver. I H, N. Porter and family will return day for Fort Logan.
Watch tho windows for real .shoe Sunday from Norman "where they are ' . Wait for the big shoq sale Decem-
values at Star Clothing House. spending the weekend. ber 1st. Star Clothing 'House.
CRYSTAL
Last time
Tonight.
PEARL WHITE
In
, "the Tiger Cub"
How the jyenl solltudo of tho North 1
form ii groHt charactor nobly lu-iplte
of inlmtoftl CHinplonshlp.
A picture with a Pearl White "punch"
i Leading firms in every community ,
SI . " testify to its uninterrupted service ' j
md its low cost of operation. M
You will find that thev are usuallv III I
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M AUglCBaiVC 111C1 ClittllLCj Wli.ll U lilt
name for careful management. . I!
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