NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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.SPECIAL!
Clyde Cook
will bo at the
Sun Theatre
Christmas Day
in his famous comedy
"All Wrong"
DON'T MISS IT.
OITV AND COUNTY NEWS.
. FrcDh Oysters at McOovorn ami
Slack Grocery. Phono 80.
A baby boy was born Tuesday to
Mr. and Mrs. Joo Itauch.
' Community and Rogers Htlvcr. W.
It. Malonoy ;o.
Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Baloy left ThurB
lay for linden to spend tlio holidays.
Granulated sugar 100 lbs $9.90 at
Johnson Dept. Store.
Mrs. Fred Scblcmmor and children
loft Thursday for Fremont.
Baby carriages doll buggies. W.
It. Malonoy Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed HolcliHteln left
Thursday for Loomls.
Smoking fictfl of all kinds. W. It.
Malonoy Co.
. Mrs. Jack lloil loft Wodnoiulay for
kcarncy to spend u wcok.
K. II. Wollor loft Thursday morning
for Hartley whoro ho will spend tho'
holidays.
Carnival Dunce at K, C. Hall toulto
I'rlzeB awarded. Music by Southern
Rag-A-Jazz Hand.
Miss Annlo O'Counoll, of Grand Is
land; camo yesterday to visit friends
for Xmas.
Mrs. Hattlo Horstod left Wednesday
for her homo In Paxton, after viBltlng
friends In tho city.
Mrs. J. P. Roberts left Wednesday
for St. Joo where sho will spend tho
Xmas holidays.
Charles Wholan roturnod Tuesday
ovohlng from a two wooks visit In
Now York state.
' Carnival Dance at K. C. Hall tonlto
Prizes awarded. MubIc by Southern
Ilag-A-Jazz Hand.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Strauss loft
Thursday for Kearney whoro thoy will
npond tho holidays.
Carnival Danco at K, C. Hall tonlto
Prizes awarded. Music by Southern
ltag-A-Jazz Hand.
Tho ladles of tho Catholic church
will hold a fair, supper nnd danco
Fobruary 2nd nnd 3rd.
Miss Vuuntta Hayes loft Thursday
for Grand Island whoro sho will visit
during tho holidays.
Carnival Danco at IC C. Hall tonlto
Prizes awarded. Music by Southern
Itag-A-Jnzz Hand.
Mr. and Mrs. George N. aibbs loft
Thursday for Omaha whoro thoy will
visit for a fow. days.
Havu you mado your soloctlon? W.
R. Malonoy Co.
, Mr and Mrs. Olotus Walor loft yes
terday for Kearney t, vHi r Inilves
ovor tho wook end.
When hi North Platte stqp at the
"Nw Hotel Pnlaoe atul Cnfo Von v"tll
bo '.rented well. 5Rtf
"Mrs. Julia Shiltz loft Thursday for
Choyenno whoro sho will visit hor par
cnts during tho holidays.
,-John LoMastor says ho can fix It
ho can I If you mint a diamond. Aus-t!l1'-L1lg-,j.9y'clor-
Kolth Tlioritro Hldg.
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J IV. Morrill. Dentist, office over
viioux Department storo.
Joo I'lzev will loavo this evening for
Denver to mnko his homo In th future,
A Naw Moat Markot will opon Dec.
21 at 702 N. Locust St Craw & Crow.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd. Gnlvln loft Thurs
day for Koftrnoy.
Wo liavo added a flno lino of candy,
fancy box and bulk. C. M. Nowton.
My. and Mra. W. M. Gordon of
Paxton woro visitors in tho city this
woek.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Patterson wont to
Omaha yestorday to spend the holi
days with tholr daughter Ruth.
Ml8s Ama Splinter, of Grand Island,
who formory resided horc, is vlsillnj?
fronds In tho city this week.
Jack Norrls loft Wednesday for
Choyonno to spond Xmas, and will re
turn next week to visit frlonds.
Mr, and Mrs. Herman Schlcutor and
children loft yestorday for Grand Is
and whoro thoy will visit for somo
time.
Ydu will llko "My LIttIo Himboo
Dawn on tho Bamboo Islo." If you
don't havo ono lot your want be sup
pllod at Dixon's Music Shop.
Mr and Mrs. K. R. GiUi-ii-l wiil
con u morrow from G. i I Island to
visit at tho W. S. Dolsun homo.
Dr. Wurtclo, office phone 27, night
phono 25.
Mrs. K. E. Bradley and "children
loft Thursday morning for Grand Is
land to bo gono for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Goorgo Vosolpka will
leave today for Grand Island whoro
thoy will visit friends over tho week
end.
AH lovers of music In Its various
lines may havo any talent they chooso,
nt their own flrosldo. Your rcqesUJ
will bo fulfilled ut Dixon's Music Shop.
Mrs. II. W. Frodrlckson returned
from Laramie tho first of tho week
whoro sho was called by the illness of
her sister Mrs. M. Slllason,
I Swedish Mission will hold Its next
meeting Sunday ovonlng, Decombor
2Gth, at tho Pcoplo's Mission Church.
It will begin at 7:30 p. m. All wol
come. Anyono who misses William Far
num In "Wings of tho Morning" is
going to miss ono of tho host things
of tho season. It will bo shown Christ
mas afternoon and evening at tho
Crystal.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Horgstroin" left
Thursday morning for Omnha to re
main In tho future. Mr. Bcrgstrom
has boon in chargo of tho Naval de
partment In this city for somo time,
but word was received Wednesday to
closo this station for good.
Records solcctcd from our largo as
sortment and sont to your frlonds in a
gift envelope nt Chrlstma's will bo
a happy thought through tho coming
days. Dixon's Music Shop.
There will bo an oxamlnntlon In tho
near future for messongor boy nt tho
Weather Bureau. This examination Is
glvon by tho United States Civil Ser
vice. Tho ago has been reduced so
that tho minimum is now fourteen
years. Those interested should sec
tho local Post Mastor for furthor In
formation. Wo nro making a groat many young
Indies hnppy this Christmas by sup
plying tho diamond sot TifTuny, fancy
grcon, white, yellow gold or platinum
mountings, Young mon got busy. Tho
young ludy wants a diamond but will
not ask you to glvo her ono. Sho ox
peets It so do not disappoint licr. Sco
us for particulars and prices. Wo enn
holp you. Austin. Tho Jewolor, Keith
Theatre Building.
Morris Hreou passed away Wednes
day afternoon at his homo In this
city. Ho had boon ill for sovernl
wooks, but denth camo rather stid
ilonly. Mr. Broon had llvxod In North
Platto for tho past oightoon years. Ho
loavos to mourn him Donnls Hreen hf
this city, and a son John Broon of
Donvor, Tho funeral was hold tills
morning from tho Catholic church. Mr
Broon vunj3lghty-ouo years old:
In the -
SPIRIT OF THE CHRIST
this Church wishes you
A BLESSED CHRISTMAS DAY
MORNING SONQ 7 A. iL CHRISTMAS
; ; . QIIIL0W8 SERVICE 7 l M, CHRISTMAS
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First Evangelical Lutheran Church
v 5lh Street at Sycamore.
C.REV, C FRANKLIN KOCH, Pastor. '
WHY SHE BELIEVED Irl HIM
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Kills Two Birds With One Stone
Enjjagement Ring for Christmas
Present.
H'ORK opening the slight
Christmas token l have
brought you, MIkn Clara,"
mild Mr. MacNerve, ns he
look from bin Inside pocket
a small package nnd handed It to the
young lady In question, "I think it
best to acquaint you, In my Imperfect
wny, with tho state of my feelings.
To come to the point In as brief and
prnctlcnl a manner as possible, sparing
you nil tlfe unnecessary details, I mny
ns well tell you nt once thnt I love,
you. From tho moment that I first
met you I was fully awnie that this was
Inevitable. Tho more I- sot my mind
against It, the more I struggled to con
tool myself to he strong the more
hopelessly I became Involved. You
will naturally ask at once why I
should struggle against a passion
which Is admitted by all to be the
source of the greatest happiness
known to humanity. But I could not
rcgurd the matter In a selfish light. It
was done, Miss Clnra, because I havo
doubted all along whether n man In
my clrcumstnnccs had It In bis power
to mnko a girl like yourself, whojins
been reared In such luxury, entirely
hnppy In the new and changed con
ditions that matrimony lends to. Was
It right In mo, I said to myself, to
Jeopardize your happiness by asking
you to share tho lot of one, who, while
his present salary Is a fairly com
fortablc one, Is not at tho same time
prepared to say positively that ho will
succeed? I have now put the enso
before you. I know you to bo a sensi
ble girl, and one whoso Intuitions I
am sure will lead you aright. After
this brief explanation I beg of you
therefore to look nt my gift, nnd, If
four heart tells you to do so, accept
It from tho tnnn who loves you nbovo
nil others."
Hastily breaking tho seal the young
girl be addressed gazed for a brief
Intcrvnl at the beautiful object that
lay In her hnnd. Then advancing
swiftly t where lit- stood sho threw
her nrin.s around the neck of the man
who had so worthily won her, ex
claiming with n ghul cry:
"Dearest, how enn I doubt you I
Any man who is cute enough to kill'
two birds with one stone by giving a
girl nn engagement ring for her Christ
inns present cannot help but succeed 1"
CHRISTMAS THINGS FOR BOYS
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Youngstcrs Like Presents That Af
ford Amusement as Well as Being
of Educational Nature.
r IS to he wondered If the
small boy's taste and teni
pernmont are reully and
truly considered when buy
ing gifts thnt are meniit to
appeal to his Inventive mind, or wheth
er we simply purchase for him some
toy or object of entertainment which
we In our never-falling Judgment think
fit 'that ho should have. It happens
oftentimes that the boy who would
give hair his little kingdom for the
IIumpty-Dumpty circus that some
other small youth received ns his share
from the Christmas puck receives a
necktie, u pnir of gloves and books,
nnd vice versa. With the host of
wonderful Inventions for the enter
tainment and education of childhood,
why not study the boy's bent and give
him something with which to develop
his bent?
One boy, In fact many, would prize
a bo. of tools, and these very desirable
outfits may be had in any size desired;
another lad of the spirited age of ten
or twelve, would like a football and n
suit to piny in; the mcchunlcnl mind
.lust revels over the mechanism of a
woiu'lerfuly constructed railway, a min
iature aliplnne, or just a sim
ple engine that can be made to run
gives hours of pleasure; then there Is
the popular pushmohllo, the wonder
ful Joy eveiinstlng, while snow and
Ice lasts, sled nnd Ice skates. If tho
young mnn Is a collector of stamps,
large packages of foreign postago may
be had. atul the nearest approach to at
tending a moving picture show Is to
give tho boy n postenrd projector with
which he can have a picture show of
his own and Invite the other boys If he
wants to.
To these few suggestions muy be
ndded games, boy scout stories, numer
ous articles of wearing nppnrel and
possibly a wairh, an Indian or some
other mnsquerndo outfit, n wigwam
nnd so on through nn Indotermlnnte
list, but give him something ho wnnts.
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We Extend
Most Cordial
Christmas Greetings
This store thanks you for your patronage,
which, with patronage of hundreds of others,
v'has given us an enviable Christmas trade.
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North Platte's Foremost Clothiers for Men and Young Men.
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CHEAP ENOUGH
She: Now George, I want you to
glvo mo something cheap for Christ
mas.
He: I was going to offer myself.
Impossible to Resist Influence,
It Is quite impossible to resist tho
sweet Intluence of the coming holi
days and not to feel a thrill of sym
pathetic delight over that which serves
to gladden all mankind. Tin very nlr
seems to have caught the Inspiration
of tho hour, nnd no one enn fall to per
ceive, ai; he hurries through tho
strouts, when Christinas Is drawing
near.
FROM THE-
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PENNEY
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We have enjoyed the largest business the
past year, this Company has ever enjoyed
and we take this means of thanking you
jyj for your liberal patronage and assure you it
is with a great deal of pleasure we extend to
you our good wishes, and may tho best the
futur has in store for you be enoyed by you
ifl be profitable to you and make for you the
merriest Xmas and happiest New Yettr you
have ever known.
AXXOUA'CJKJIKNT
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Wo shall continue to give you the best mer- S
chandise that nioney can buy and that ex- ifi
pert buyers can select at the lowest possible 55
prices our buying power enables us to make
you- We buy for cash direct from the mills
and manufacturers and in large quantities,
thus enabling us to secure the best class of IfJ
clean up-to-date merchandise at a great afi
saving to you. Make us a visit the next
time you are down town and let us convince 3
you of our tremendous saving power by our Sfi
tremendous buying power.
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LK Again we want to lhank you for your liberal patronage and wish fm- Ifi
jj and a Happy, Prosperous Now Year. Hi
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