NOItTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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W1LS0X TOUT, Editor mid Publisher.
Eitlprctt at tliu North I'latto, Nebraska
IiHtofllca 113 Second Class Matter,
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SUBSUIUI'TIOX PltlCEt
Year, In ndranco $2.00
FltlDAV, JIAIK'II Ifth, 1021.
HMTOKIAL
Wo have recolvuu a copy of tlio cm
dorKomont of tho Cnrikmtora Union
. At dm Wfilfnrn Aiisoalntlon. ThlH la
lino. It moans that tlioao mon of tlio
Carpmtorn' Union are fntorostod in
MnfMi Piiiitn ii com! nlaco to
rata hoys anil girls and that they aro
ready to do all they can to liolp. Wo
would urgo other labor organizations
to como out In support of this work. 1
Moral support ! mighty Alio slid
should h wolted up wun a luuyb
membership In tho Welfare Associa
tion at ono dollar each.
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Some of the girls who are soliciting
for the tuK wool; report having ro
toi.od rebuffs from soms men whloli
.Tf almost Insulting. It Is well that
fellows nre not known or whon
known that thoy gut Away vhon thoy
do for Homo nratty strong threats havo
been hoard on tho street, 'l ho girls.
aro doing a good work ana we nro
certain thoy nro doing It In a lady
Ilko mitnnor or at loast In a glrl-llko
manner and as such thoy dosorvo con
sldoratlon. In' tho soliciting which
thoy aro doing thoy aro rocolvlng n
tiftlnlng which should help thorn thru
ont tholr Hvos. Any man who treats
tlicnl graciously Is liolplng thffm to
TOftjino tholr opportunity and Hhowlng
himself a gcntloman.
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J. Q. Wilcox returned Monday from
sovoral Avooks flpont In New York
warkots. IIo Is qutto optlmlBtlc about
tho future and says Uiat thoro aro
many Indications that tho crisis has
pa6od, Call monoy Is bolng quoted
lower than It has boon, certain bond
lBfliioa which wont bogging somo tlmo
agb woro ovcrsubscrlbod rocontly and
tho Now England mills aro opening
up drain.' ITo found an abundance of
moat lines of luuidiandleo with prices
much lowor than a year ago but in
some classes of goods tho tendency Is
upwards. This was most marked In
silks. Mr. Wilcox sayB ho bought a
rice lino of factory goods and that
sdmo of them havo boon received and
othora aro coming In overy day. Ho
found lots of snow and rain In Now
York but pleasant wcathor west.
' Tho County Commisulonors aro
starting In to cut down tho exponscs
of tho County government. At the last
mooting thoy abolished Hho offlco of
Special Ilrlclgo Foreman. Tho commis
sioners thought thoy could hold otn
oontraclorfl to their work without em
nlojrlng a spoclal offlcor to do It, A
ga!u tho Board voted against tho ap
plication of tho Public WcUaro Hoard
for an appropriation of $75 a. month
toward tho salary of a Superinten
dent of Public Welfare. Thoy did not
hayo ny complaint to make against
the; plan but did not consldor that
l!Aieo)n County could afford that much
money at this tlmo for such a purpose
The momhorK havo othor oconomlos
in mind nnd thoy will win tho approv
ntof all good citizens If thoy can hold
Iho oxpondlturoH down to tho lowost
possible point until huqluess of all
lftndVt gota on a better basis.
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'"in 'two communications printed In
IIiIh lHHiin tlin writers havo cnllod at
trition to the rosnoiiHlblllty of tho "ONhi UUUll HlSlomlS IJAWN
(,0.UM18SI()KItS, rjlOCKKlJKUS
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Hoard of Comity Commlssoners mot
In tho Lincoln County Court llouso
Monday, February 7th. Prosont Com
mlsslonorH Sprlngor, Cohagon and
Cokcr und County Clork Allon.
Tho following bills woro approved:
T. M. Cohagon, tlckot for transpor
tation, $5.83.
Itood Ilrist, bridge work, $12.
Fred Tobas, brldgo work, ?2l.
A. 9. Allon, offlco oxponss, $63.13.
Sundry porspna, survoylng, $87.80.
MrH. Geo. S.v Wlllhinis, milk for
county poor, $7.B0.
IS. d, W. Cokor, mtlse. county poor,
$22.10.
I-1. K. llultmnu, plumbing at court
house, $81.26.
Tolopoue Co., rent and tolls, $59. CG.
M. Thompson, drugging, $2.40.
Arthur Nolson, drngglng, $10.50.
Clans Anderson, dragging, $9.
J. 1). llomphlll, printing, ?2G.
Flold-Mlrgo Co.. coal, $3S.26.
John 12. Schram, road district 68,
$30.
Herman Johnson, dragging, $6.
Brady Vindicator, printing, $38.16.
Lincoln Lumber Co., coal, $16.60.
Clark Andre, road (list. 38, $47.69.
Will Lane, assessor, $90.
McGoveru & Stack, indso., $7.76.
Jacob Johnson, road (list.. 3, $03.
Petition was presented to the Board
by It. ('. Langtord and twolvo others
asking for a public road known w tho
Island road from Maxwoll to Brady.
1 ho Board being of the opinion that It
is for tho public good and titers being
no dnmagos whatovor, tho Board
grants tho potitiori as prayed.
Four bids for County brldgo work
hntl buou filed nnd woro opened. Tho
bid of Allied Contractors Co. Inc. waB
found to bo tho lowcBt aifd was ac
copted. Othors bidding woro C. T.
Wholnn, Edw. Walker and Wostorn
Brldgo and Construction Co.
W. B. Salisbury wns oloctod High
way Commissioner for Lincoln County
for 1921 touko effect March 14.
Tho offlco of Special Brldgo Fore
man hold last year by John It. Blt
nor wras abolished.
Ceo. B. Dent was ro-appolnted Coun
ty Physician.
Application of Wolfaro Board for
appropriation of $75 a month to ap
ply on salary of Superintendent of
Public Wolfaro was denied.
Tho ,r.pard decided to employ threo
Stato Highway Patrolmen for tho ydnr
at $1100 and threo until B-ccembcr 1st
at $100 a month.
SPECIAL PIANO BARGAIN
LOCAL A.ND PEKHONAIj
Wo havo a high grado piano stored
In North Pla,tto which must bo sold.
Will greatly sacrifice prlco for 'quick
salo to savo expense. Terms given
responsible person. Go oxamlno It.
Write us offer. All Information given
by writing Tho Donvor Music Com
pany, Denver, Colorado.
BABY CHICKS "AND HATCHING
, EGGS
While Leghorn, Single-comb IUiouo
Island Bods, Barred Rocks and White
WynndottCB. Hntchlng eggs $1.50 for
15; $8 for 100. Baby chicks $20, $2250
and $27.50. for 100 chicks.
Poultry Department,
Exporlmontal Substation.
Mcsdnmos Fitch, Bailey and Vati
Cloavo of Kearney will bo hostesses
this aftornoon to tho O. I. A. Auxil
iary Hi thn K. P. Hall. After Initiation
refreshments will bo sorvod.
Tho Stylo Shop's Spring Fashion
Bovlow at tho Kolth Thoatrc Monday,
March Mth.
An examination for rural carrier at
Sutherland will bo hold at tho post
offlco at North Platto, April 9. Thoso
interested should soo tho postmuster.
The Style Shop Spring Fashion Re
view nt. the Kolth Theatre. Monday
night, March 14th, Immediately after
tho first picture program.
Eastor hats of Individuality pricod
to stand comparison at Blocks mil
llnory dopnrtment.
The World's Champion Typist MIbs
Margaret B. Owens will visit the Son
lor High School the latter part of the
month. Miss Owens has won four auc
oMslve trophies of $1000 oach. She
writes at the rate of 148-words a
rninutd.
For one hour after tho first plctnro
programme nt the Kolth Theatro on
Monday niplil. March 14th, The Style
Shon will entertain you with their
Spring Fashion Review. Living models
miiBlo and entertainmont.
Friends of Mrs. Harry Cramer de
lightfully surprised hor met evening
at her homo on west fifth street. The
occasion was her birthday and Ute ov-
onlng was spent in cards and dancing.
Aitorwarus a dainty two course union
was sorvod.
Don't fall to visit tho now est and
largest Millinery Dopartmont in the
city rocontly opened at Block's.
Tho Flro Dopartmont responded to
an alarm turned in irom L.oypoiui
Ponnlngton Co. Implements, formorly
known as tho Lloyd Opora House. A
bit of tho siding wns torn away and
tho cause removed, without tho use oi
wntor.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kuhns are
visiting. nt Maxwell and North Platto
UiIb'wooIc. Thoy now mako their homo
at Ogtlcn, Utah, whoro both aro regu
larly omplpyod. They report an open
winter thcro with no snow aeon on
the trip horo.
Let us solvo your paint problems.
Our oxporienco as practical painters
Is worth dollars to you. Wo will sell
you tho right paint for tho right pur
poso at the right prlco. Duke & Ovron
Wall Paper and Paint. Store, Phono
370.
Tho funeral of John Tlgho was held
at the Catholic Church Thursday morn
lug at ton o clock. Rev. Patrick Mc-
Dnld conducted tho sorvlcos and a
larno nurni.cr of friends attended. Tho
Knights of ColumbtiH attended In n
body. Burial was mado In North Platte
Cemetery.
Nod Joyce was taken Into District
Court Tuesday and having plead guilty
wns fined $1,000 nnd costs of $17.15.
This ho paid nnd left for tho west.
This Is tho man who sold oil stock
hero Inst summor and was arrested
through the officers of tho Chamber of
Commerce Ho was charged with ne
gotiating tho salo of stocks without
normlt from tho Department of
Commerce of tho State, $
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AT THE
SUN THEATRE
TODAY
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ihmiiu. milium nun uiuiiiurn tut) bvuk
Ing tholr own p'oiiHiiros In increasing ,
ntimbors and turning the children
ovoi to tholr own amusomonts or t j
tho euro of society. Boy Scouts and j
Campflro Girls cannot relievo tho
plironta of homo responsibility. Thoy
moroly supplement tho work of tho '
homo. Mrs. Axtoll says (speaking of
people wanting sonic jdaeo to go oh!
Sundays) "'We would suggest from tho '
Way nujBt of us spend our weeks, It
wouldn't bo nmlHH lo GO HOME for a I
nhangV on Sunday." Mayor Streltz
says "Tho placo to instill obedlouco '
and rospoct for authority Is In tho
homo nnd If it Is properly douo thoro
th(j task of tho acliool tonchor and
ponco offlcor would ho lessoned over 1
00". i
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pur Millinery Dopartmont bolng a
'branch of ono of tho largoat millinery I
oporators" lii America litHiirosyourgot
tlng tho very latost In mlllI'nory for
Uio least money. Como nnd bo con
vinced. Blook's.
STARRING
II. B. 'Warner and
Annlo O. Nllsson
ALSO
THE SENTOR
WITH
LA BUY SKSIOiV
SATURDAY'
'VICE OF POOLS"
STARRING
Alico .Toyco
ALSO
2 reel Comedy
"SPRINGTIME
MONDAY
Tim COUNTRY GOD FORGOT
ALSO
"LOST CITY"
On Sale One -Day Only
Saturday, March 12.
The Greatest ValuesjjEver Offered
MENS PURE SILK
IRON CLAD HOSE
Slightly Imperfect.
The Best $1.00 value
BLACK and CORDOVAN ONLY
Sizes 10 to 11.
PAIR
i HIRSCHFELD
North Platte's Boys Leading Store
Want Ads
TUACII YOUIt I10LLABS
10 HAYE M0U13 CENTS
For Sale u plcco liodroom suite,
flood condlton. Phono 117GW.
For llenl Hooins for light house
kcoplng. 221 S. LocttBt. ljhono 1121.
IVanlcd Corn at tho ,cott Boy-
nolds placo. Gregg Broa.
For Salt) Combination coal and gas
range. B00 W. N;.th.
For Itciii-Slooplng room, 221 East
2nd St. Phono -278J.
For Bent 9G0 aero stock farm. Ad-
dross B. Kunkol, North Platto.
For Salo Plenty of alfalfa seed-
dry land homo grown. A. C. Burton,
103 K. Eighth. j
To Lei After March 10. furnished
room for gentleman. Motlorn. Mrs
J. II. Bouegan.
For Sale or Trade- Uhodo Island
Hod roosters. C. I. Lewis ensl ond of
O Street.
lVanlcd-Any kind of sowing. Also
hoiiBowork by tho hour after school
hours. Phono 9G3J.
Tor Sale or Trade Ono eight-room
houio, modern except heat. J. E.
Kooutz.
For Sale lthodo Island Bed setting
oggs, $1.00 por Bet. Mrs. dco, Tekulvc,
1201 E. Fourth St.
Lost A brown leather suitcase con
t.iln'.ng ladles shoes and overalls. Bo-
turn to this olflco and receive roward
For Sale Single Comb Rhodo Islnnd
Bed sotting eggs nt $1.00 a sotting or
?G a hundred. Mrs. Fred Nelson, phono
783F22.
For Sale Single Comb Rhodo Is
land Red Cookorols at two dollars
oach. Mrs. Simon AVhlto, Ilorshoy,
Nob.
For Salo Four room houso on Wost
2nd St., block and a halt west of "Wash
ington school. Also household goods
Imiulro at 902 West 2nd street.
For Sale llatchlng eggs, Puro Bred
Singlo Comb Rbodo Island Reus, uur
rod Rocks and singlo conih "Whlto. Log
horns. L. I. Tuckor, 221 Chestnut.
For Sale Ono DoLaval Croam Sop
arator A-ono condition, sawing ma
chlno. now, enamel IIooBlor Kltchon
n. i . . 1 t 1 . n . . no. Tl
i uauiuoi. cuiuii utusui. i nunu vox. nun
ldonco 407 South Walnut Btroot.
For Salo All modorn homo built for
ownor 8 home. Eight rooms nnd uatn
oak lloors, full basement, doublo gar
ago, all now. On nccouut of monoy
condition will soli at a bargain If sold
soon. Call ot S02 E. 4th St., North
Platlo. v
For Salo Eight well-bred Jonnota
urod to n full-bred Jack and register
od. "Will soli for halt cash and halt on
tlmo. Also 1G head of four year old
colts, unurokon, that will mako 1000
and 1100 pound horsoe, "Woll-bred but
raised on grass and hay. "Wrlto mo ot
como and seo; Burt Hudson, Rlngold
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Compared with a Few Weeks h
A modest stun will, at our prevailing low
Goods. Shoes Clothing, Furnishings and
Uascd Upon New Market Conditions. We
by degrees. We have struck rock bottom,
prices are right. Our buyers aro con
of overy price concession. Duvintr for 31
are passed on to you in lower retail pric
to f.tvo money on your purchases, of new
prices, now outfit the family with Dry
Ready-; o-Wear Apparel. Every Price
are not trying to let prices dcAvn easy or
You can shop here with confidence that
stantly in the markets taking advantage
2 stores effects substantial savings which
es. Take advantage of this opportunity
spring merchandise.
Lowest Prices On Shoes
Tills is tho family shoo storo
where honest values aro sold at
lowest nrlccs.
Ladies' Fine Kid Oxfords, mil
itary heel, like cut$2.0S to $3.11)
Same in Cuban heel $5.00
Fine Quality Kid Oxford in
black and brown, medium
high heel, a very dressy shoe,
our pripe $5.90
Hundreds of shoes for everyday
$2.98 and- $5?.0S
Men's Hats.
Late styles in Brown, Black, Grey and Mix
tures, $3.98 and r$4.9S
Special lot of men's new hats 1 $1.98
Big assortment men's and boys' caps, all
colons. G9c to , $1.)S
Pants
Blue serge, grey stripe
worsted : $3.40
Fine Dress Pants
$4.98 to $0.1)0
Corduroys, extra values
$3.fl
Whipcords, Khaki
$1.08 to $2.19
Men's Hosiery
Finest Silk Hose $1.19
Good Grade Silk Hose98c
Silk Hose .,.G9c
Best Grade Lisle 49c
Others in all colors, 2 pair
for 25c to 29c
Men's Dress Shirts
Fine quality Madras and
Percale, 14 to 17$1.G9
Good quality Percale in as
sorted patterns, sizes 14
to 17 98c
aiEN'S WORK SHIRTS
In Blue and Grey, a good
shirt, for -G9r
Others at 89c and 98c
Blue and Grey ' mi-dress
Shirts, military f col
lar j-9Sc
SMART SPRING 'STYLES FOR WOMEN 1
.Latest Models Right from
Fashion's Center
hiiiW COATS!
Come in, look thqin
over wonderful
values' newest
shades. Prices
rango from
$12.75 to $39.75
NEW SUITS!
Wonderful "values
in Trlcouno Suits
$21.75 o.$49.75
NEW DRESSES! JPfel
Tho lnrcrnsr. stock Vrif,
in Dresses. Skirts m
anu juiouses' wt
have eveP shown
Spaco .vPftl alot 'per
mit-description of
th$se ' ch awn ing
models.
Visit our IteadyUo-
Wear Department l I )
You'll be surprised N
am mi v.'ii i z
n.nv
A W x ! Ui It I
DItESS AND TUB SILKS!
Jn all colors at reasonable
prices. Beautiful Crepe
De Chine in tho newest
shades at per yard $1.G9
Skinners Satin, overy lady
knows tho brand$2.79
DAINTY WHITE GOODS!
Imported Organdies, Dim
ities, finest Lawns Nain
sooks, and Cambrics
get our prices you will
find them the lowest.
Extra good 72x90 hemmed
sheets $1.49
Pillow Cases por pair 79c
Berkley Cambric, yard 25c
CURTAINS Ss DRAPERY
GOODS
Beautiful Draperies in an
assortment of materials
and designs. You will
need them soon- See this
line per yard 19c to 79c
Ginghams, Percales, Etc.
Plaids, stripes, darks and
lights, big assortment
15c to 39c yard
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Ladies1 Millinery
Newest styles in Trimmed Hats, Sail
ors and Turbans $1.69 to $7.90
New shipment of Kid Glove.- , Veils and
Silk. Gloves.
POMPEIAN TOILET ARTICLES.
A Nation-Wide Institution.
312 Department Stores.
J. C. PENNEY COMPANY A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION
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