NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
C0JU11SS1ONKK HAinUHAI.L TELLS
WHY HOYS M5EI) SCOUTING.
Tito following oloVon reasons are
ijlfin In the Handbook for Sooutmae
(ors ns the outstanding boy needs:
1. Vlarnrnim nlivalnnl Ufa.
2. I-oailoralilp In tho ymrn whence!
orlnio una religion alike recruit tholr
largest lnimboni.
3. FurpoEofully filled lelsuro which
wllhgrlp tho boy's Interest.
4, Usoful piny activities as ono
phaso ot boy oxprosslonnl Hfo.
'G. Outdoor ornft to counter the
drift nt modern city life.
C. Intorest enrichment fdr rural
life.
7. Mental growth, Information, sor
Ico thru ploasurabto activities.
3. Direction of tho gang tcudonclos
Into socially productive channels.
9. Habit formation that shall bo
spontaneously moral and social.
10. Democratic and socializing in
fluences which cut squarely across
nil levels of society.
11. Arousing thought beyond tho im
mediate, the blind ojloy Joh oflon, to
ward IiN place in life.
CITY AND -COUNTY NEWS.
Mrs. 11. H. Wagnr left this morning
for Paxton to visit for a few days.
Qulgloy Wilson loft Sunday for
Mississippi whero ho will spend two'
weeks visiting relatives,
Tho Alpha Delphian Society will
moot at the Franklin School this even
ing at seven forty-five. '
Mlsa Anna Uohelo left for her home
In Lexington this morning after visit
ing at tho R. H. Johnson homo.
Irs. O. Eager returned to her homo
Jn Lexington this morning after vlslt
, Ing at tho B. R. Moulton home.
For Exchnnce General merchan
dise stoclc Invoice about $G,000 to ?8,
000 want first real cstato mortgage or
liberty bonds. Wrlto mo what you
diave. K. B. Care of Tribune. .
Tho Shrlners of North Platto met
last evening in tho Masonic Hall and
organized ' tho North Platto Shrine
Club. Tho following officers wore
olected: Harry Dixon, president; "W.'
J. .Stuart, ice-president; Joseph Mr
fichfoldt, secretary and treasurer.
For Exchange Country store and
post office on main lino U. P. Invoice
about $3,500. "Doing good business. No
competition. Sickness reason for sell
ing. Want residence In North Platte of
equal value. Address K. B. Care of
Tribune.
Roy Murdock, who is takingreat
mcnt in St Joseph's Hospital in Oma
ha for an infected leg, Is gotting along
nicely. Contrary, to reports ho will
not lose his leg and is expected to be
around betoro long. Had ho 'been
here when tho report was going the
rounds he would have learned thnt he
has many friends in North Platto who
wore Interested in his condition and
who grieved at the reports. They will
bo just as glad to learn that It was
not so bad as feared.
AT THE
SUN THEATRE
TUES. and WEI).
'THE IjOYK FLOWUl!,"
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THURS. and FRIDAY
".WAN AND JUS AVOjrAX"
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MAY SIcAYOY
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'(JET OUT AXD OET UXDEir
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HAROLD LLOYD
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1 TOPICS OF THE DAY.
HOYS AXD GIRLS 1USKET1ULL
GAME TONIGHT AT ST. PAT
RICK'S SCHOOL.
Tho Paxton boys and girls basket
ball teams will play tho teams of tho
Parochial school this evening in the
basement of tho school.
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VOGUE OF HIGH COLLARS
FEW CLIPPINGS FR03I OUJt'
MANY EXCHANGES. I
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RORINS A. PHILLIPS tt
Plumbing ami Renting
All work entrusted to mo will 1$
receive my personal supervi
slon. Residence and shop 1303 :
E. Gth Street Telephone 458J. IS
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It seems a wasti- of time to look
Jor anything handsomer In suits thnn
the graceful model shown here. Imag
ine It In grayish blue, or pigeon blue,
with embroidery to match and a tall
collar of squirrel fur.
Mark Twain Said:
'Solomon with his thousand wives
was not so wise after all. A wise
man has no wives."
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SUN THEATRE, THURSDAY & FRIDAY
ALSO HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY
SOUNDS GOOD
Thoro will bo a mooting of the citi
zens ot Suthorland nnd vicinity in tho
Amorlcan Legion Hall on Friday ov
onlng, February ISth, for tho purpose
ot organizing somo kind ot a club to
look after tho needs of Suthorland
and vicinity. 1
All who nro Intorostod in good roads I
tho beautifying of tho city and coun
try, tlioiimrklng of roads and various
othor questions that will como tip In
tho futuro which will bo of benefit to
all should turn out to this meeting
Jns. R. White In Sutherland Courlor.
FORCED LANDING
Monday forenoon U. S. mull plane
No. 109, eastbound, piloted by Mr
Knight, mado a forced landing on ac
count ot a broken connection rod
punching a liolo in tho crank enso. Ho
landed Ills ship in tho liny meadow
west of J. D. Stofford's grovo and got
Ed Osborn to bring him to town with
tho mall, which ho sent on east on
No. 18. Mr. Knight tolls us that his
trip Is from Salt Lnko City, by way
ot Cheyonno, Wyo., to Omaha and ro
turn. Tho mall planes aro now trav
eling after night somo of tho time, as
tho pilots know tho ground over which
they trnvol so well. Mr. Knight was
carrying 300 pounds of flrst-clnss mall
this trip, but ho gonornlly carries 000
or 700 pounds. Paxon Times.
GET TOGETHER MEETING
At tho regular meeting of tho Hor,
shcy Community Improvement Assoc
iatlon held last Friday ovenlng, It was
decided to have a big "get-together"
mooting of farmers and business men
of this community on March 10th. A
good speaker or two will be secured
and somo special motion plcturo fea
tures will bo shown for entortninmont
together with a goodly number of
musical selections. Tho ono big Idea
will ho to got together for tho good of
our community. At this meeting n
commltteo was also nppointed to moot
with tho village fathers to discuss
ways and means of procuring now
ipower for electric lighting In Horshov,
it having been ascertained that the
present nower plant may fail nt. nny
time. Hcrshey Times.
POOR BUSINESS
Art Offll bolioves thoroughly ln
trading nt homo. This week he had
occasion to take a little trln and thot
It wlso to take a fow eggs with him, so
ho boutrht somo hero for 35c. Arriv
Inc nt Koarnov ho found thnt he could
trot cgKR thoro at 22c Of courso, bo
no doubt figured thnt It Is worth some
thing to hnve tho privilege of enrrv
nir purr thnt for - Maxwell Telepo!.
FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF SALE
DATES HANDED US BY AFC
TIONEER KTERIG.
Phil Dawson, Fob. 21st, Tkilley Liv-
rrv Tlnm
Art Connor. Feb. 23rd, 10 miles
South of North Platte.
Frnnk Strollburg, Feb. 24th, (nog
Snlfri. Tlnltiw T.tvnrv Tlnm
-X H. Mnrovlsli. Feb. 25th, Ifi miles
iortn or North Platte.
T. E. Doollttlo. March 3rd. 2' miles
West of State Farm.
Mrs. Sam Workman. March 8th 0
miles West or North Platte.
E. G. Nelson. March Oth, 11 miles
North-east of Brady.
W. M. Pall, March in, 15 miles en
of North Platto.
CLOSING OUT SALE
Wo am closfnsr nnf our ladles' hand
bnfrs. silk, velvet and cenulno lenthpr.
00 nur soutli vlndow. Clinton, the
Jewel or.
The Committee on TU'-Laws will re
port nt tiio jievt -roculnr meeting of
tim Khvnnts Club and thp organiza
tion w'M ho comnloted. Over fifty
members nro now enrolled In this or
"piiiTnHnil.
WALL PAPER
You may select your paper
In your homo. Now is tho time
to havo your inside work dono.
PHIL DEATS,
Phono 10G1J
Remnant Sale!
NEXT SATURDAY
February 19th, at 9:30 a ni
FOR ONE DAY QNLY
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FEBRUARY 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th AND 19th,
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Dainty, wclhmade Lingerie
A NEW FEATURE
Materials of flesh-pink color ro so populnr among our lingerie under-ganncnls that
it is no longer lilting to call this annual event a "White Sale." So we inaugurate n "Pink
and White Sale," combining all the now, fresh and dainty undennuslins usually sold at
this lime with the silk under-garmcnts and llcsh-color crepes, and pink batistes. You will
find in this display garments fascinating from the point of clever new sfyles, pretty trim
mings and sheer soft fabrics. Extra careful workmanshjp and guaranteed to lit accurate
ly. You will also find it true economy to buy such good wearing under-garmcnts at these
special prices.
STYLES THAT CHARM
Dainty amd Economical
There arc many reasons why women choose
"DOVE'Undcr-garmcnts. The styles arc lovely, be
coming and so artistically designed that they will al
ways delight you. Beautiful novelty fabrics, lustrous
batistes, line nainsooks all their matcrialsarc satisfy
ing in quality and made up with the daintiest of trim
mings. Women who wear 'DOVE" Under-garmcnts know
the ample measurements, well-made seams and numer
ous extra stitches which keep the garments looking
fresh and shapely through long service.
You enjoy wearing "DOVE" Under- '
garrnente, and they are so desirable and
so moderately priced that you find an
added pleasure in their very economy.
Buy "DOVE" Under-garments for Satisfaction's Sake
They are well-made, their materials are the best obtainable, and
their styles the newest and prettiest of the accepted fashions
Envelope Chemise $1.69 to $3.29 , , Bloomers $1.19 to $1.83
Night Gowns $1.19 to $3.29 Drawers .69 to $1.63
Underskirts $1.69 to $4.29 ' ' Unionettes $1.43 to $3.29
Also Children's Muslinwear of all kinds
Come to Undcrmuslin Headquarters Now and See Our Beautiful Assortment.
WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE.
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OMTUAltY.
Homy J. Effcnbock was bora In
Klyoston, 111., May 5, 187C. When ho
waSjuBcvontcon tho family moved to
llayt Center, Nebr., whoro tho boy
engaged to carry tho overland mail
and stage routo to Pallsado, Nobr.
When tho drouth of tho early nluotlcs
camo ho returned to Illinois but later
ho returned to Nebraska and married
Miss Carrlo Young of Suporlor.
Mr. and Mrs. Effonbeck wero tho
parents of nlno children of whom
olght survlvo tho father. Thoy nro
Mrs. Harry Taylor ot this city, Mrs.
Potor Paul of Maxwoll and Luther,
Lola, Anna, Ilonry, Fern and Lcora
who nro at homo.
In 1914 tho family moved to Provo,
Utah AVhoro Mr. Effonbeck had chargo
of tho construction of tho big dam In
Provo river In connection with tho
Drldal Veil Falls. Flvo years lator
they returned to Nobraska, settling
nt pcshlcr whero ho took up carpen
ter work. Later they moved to a farm
near Ueshler whero thoy lived for 8
years. In 1918 thoy camo to Maxwell,
Nebr., and bought a farm thrco miles
north of thnt place. Hero It was found
thnt ho was affected with a cancer
and in tho hopo of bettering his
health thoy moved to a sandhill farm,
Iwolvo miles north cast of this city.
Radium treatments nnd oporntions
wcro of no avail and It was on this
farm that ho passed away.
Ilosldes his bereaved wlfo and fam
ily ho leaves his father, William Ef
fonbeck of Morris, Minn., a slslor,
Mrs. C. A. Overman of Sidney, four
brothers, IIIo of Morris, Minn., Will
of Lincoln, Carl of Chestor, Nobr. and
John of Maxwoll and a largo num
ber of friends.
Tho Cody Campflro will hold a candy
Halo at tho Franklin Audtlorlum noxt
Friday night In connection with tho
basket ball game. This group ot
girls Iras boon enlarging its mem
bership and at t meeting hold yoster
dny nt tho home ot tho assistant
gunrdlun, Mrs. L. II. Olson, several
now mombers woro voted in and tho
coremonlal gowns woro ordored. At
tho close ot tho meeting a lunch wns
served.
Tho University Club will attempt
to got Mlsa Allco Howolls o tho De
partment ot Exprosslon at tho Unlvor
sity of Nobrnslta, to como to North
Platto and glvo u talk on her exper
iences In Franco whoro sho spent
about two yoarB. If tho club Is suc
cessful, it will bo a treat Tor thoso
who can hear hor.
Dr. Wurtelo, office phono 27, night
phono 2G.
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Making Pictures Popular.
A circulating library of pictures, In
stead of books, hns been opened by
tho Y. W. O A., of Urooklyn, N. Y.
Good reproductions of the best pic
tures of today and earlier periods are
kept on hand to be lonncd out for two
weeks or a month. Accompanying each
plcturo Is a brief nrcount of tho art
ist's life, the slgnlllninco of tho pnlnt
lng nnd data about tho school nnd
period of nrt to which the artist be
longs. Tho Idea behind the scheme Is
to familiarize the subscribers with
somo of tho best examples of art,
which they might not othcrwlso ob
tain nnd which they mny eventually
wish to own, after hnvlng lived with
them n short lime.
NEW MEAT arAItKET
Crow & Crow, Phono 70S. Jf. Louisl.
Stoak 20c
Pork Chops 1. 2dc
Lard ...SQc
Polling Moat ICo
TZfrrfi coa.i &$'S&zo
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ISO? titer o&
Tolefsen Motor Company
Has made arrangement with T. G.
Thompson, 109 E. 6th St., to sell
TIRES AT KEARNEY PRICES
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