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NOltTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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WILSON TOUT. Kdlloftninl Publisher.
Entered at tlio North Platte, Nebraska
Postofflco ns Second Clnss Mattor.
. SUBSCRIPTION PRICK:
Ofio'Yrnr, In advance $2.00
PHI DA V, A NHL If 1821.
EDITORIAL,
Anyone' who Is out of work and
wants it job can havo a notlc'6 to that
effect put In our Want-Ad coulinn
for two Issue, froo of charge by
writing us, or calling at tho office.
Another visit lo North Platte by
Bishop Stunts will bo welcomed by
those Who heard his lecture a few
weeks ago on tho Far Eastom Ques
tion.' Wo do 'not know what ho Is
going to talk about but wo are cer
tain It will bo Interest In and on
lightening. The American Legion boys are
certainly lucky In having such an
auxiliary as the Local American
War Mothers. The way thoso
mothers worked for the success of
the banquet and the way tho boys
.onjoyed tho results of tholr efforts
showed that each appreciated tho
other.
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The- week beginning April !, has
been designated by tho Chamber of
Commorco as Clean-Up- week in
North Platte. Tho Chambor of Com
merce Is back of this movement hero
and it should havo tho support of
every good citizen. Wo all remember
tho 100 cardB which woro dlstrlbut
pd last year by tho Hoy Scouts. They
were much coveted and somo homes
still cherish them.' They arc to bo
UBod again this year and wo pordlct
that practically no family which owns
its own homo and very few rontcrs
will bo without ono of theso cards
when tho campaign Is ovor.
Il l to the Interest of tlid profoss'.on
bT and buslnttw inert to favor atty
movement that In his Judgment will
holp tho farmer. Tho Farm Durotfu
appeals to this sense of snnity and
most of them favor It. It Is also
makfliK a strong appeal to the fnrnr
ers iii soon os they uudorstnnd it.
' ', aut6siTow.
.ttfhw Auto Dealers arc all getting
rqady to display to tlo pcoplo of
Western Nebraska an Auto Show of
'which to bo proud. Many special
Jobs will bo displayed that arc sel
dom scon here, while njl rcallzo that
many moro standard equipped Cars
are sold, yet all admiro there special
Jobs. This will bo a rare treat.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I am now prepared to book your or
dors for Taylor's homo canned fruit,
Santa, Ana, Cal. Am glad to say that
prices are somewhat lower than last
year. Thanking you for past favors
and soliciting a cotttinuanco of samo in
futtiro, I am yours respectfully,
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114 So, Sycam
IRS. 10. R. PLUMMER,
iJre. Phono 1123
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FROCK OF DARK SATIN
Ono of tlio reasons why so many
of our lending bankers, editors, pro
fessional am business mon and
statdmon aro assisting the American
Farm Bureau Fcdoratlon and all tho
State and County Farm Bureaus Is
because of tho sanity of tho move
ment. Unless tho farmers prospor
those others cannot hopo to prosper.
The wlso loaders know this and havo
been on tho lookout or anything
that would promote ..agricultural
prosporlty. Tho farmers form a great
Dark blue satin, a little fancy braid
And nccordlou plaiting Join forces to
moke the new and smart onc-pleca
frock Illustrated. It Is graceful nnd
routhful, with a skirt that Is plaited
across flip hnok nnd nlnln trmki ihn
body of customers and clients to tho I
business and prefosslonnl people. Sot .v '
Paint! Sale.
We have about 250 gallons ol
raiton s dun rroor Keaay mixed rant
which W2 wish'to close out at the following prices:
Gallons . ; $2-90
Half Gallons 1.50
Quarts -80
PATTONS VELUMINA
WASHABLE WALL PAINT
Gallons $2.75
Half Gallons 1.45
Quarts 75
These piices are cheaper than you can buyf.
o. b. factory and are subject to stock onhand.
Stone's
Drug
Store
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DON'T WAIT!
' Noah would have beeiij'decidedly out o'luck if
he had waited to build his ark till it actually began
to rain.
You will beju5tasunfortunate if you Jtry to put
off the purchase of your Travelers Accident policy
till you have your accident.
Do it todayit dosen't cost much.
C. F. TEMPLE,
The Travelers Man,
Room 10, Brodbeck Building,
Phones Office 63 Res. 824J.
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FREED FROM TURKISH YOKE
Chaldeans Promised a Measure of In
dependence Under the Guiding
Hand of France.
The American nnny officer, chosen
by the Chnldeans to present their ap
peal for independence to tho council
of allied premiers, reports that ho has
been unable to get a hearing for that
ancient people. They made somo at.
tempt during tho peace confcrcnce-to
obtain consideration, having heard
that "self determination" was to bo
n guiding principle In the settlement
of -tho world's nffalrs. Those at .Ver
sailles who hnd some familiarity with
nibllcal history may have recalled tho
Chaldeans, of course but they failed
to make an Impreaton on minds sur
charged with ncule problems of twentieth-century
statesmanship.
The Chnldeans, or Babylonians, how
over, may count on being better off
thnn has been their lot for many cen
turies. They will get some benefit
from the new era. Residing in north
ern Mesopotamia, which Franco now
will control the southern region be
ing confided to .Great Britain they
will be freed from their old oppres
sors, the Turks, and the French gov
ernment has. Indicated n purpose to
give them a measure of autonomy. Tho
Chaldeans were once a warlike people,,,
capable of demanding what they de
sired. More thnn 1,000,000 of them aro
now said to bo dwelling In the region
thnt will be redeemed from Turkey.
ATTENTION FISHERMEN!
IN TUB DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATUS DISTRICT.
OV NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN DIVISION
- In tlio -matter of the estate of- Viva
Hoggs, bankrupt.
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice .fs hereby given that by
virtue of an order Issued by tho
District Court xof the United States
of tho District of Nebraska, Lincoln
Division, I, as Trustee of the estate
or Viva IJoggs, bankrupt, will on the
2nd day or April at 2 o'clock p. m.
of said date at tho corner of 6th and
Pine Streets near the old Opora
Houso and ono block north of the
Bosack Livery Barn, North Platte,
Nebraska, offer for sale at public
auction to tho highest bidder for cash
tho following described personal pro-
pert ybelonging to said estate to-wit:
Ono Singer Sowing Machine.
Ono Burroughs Adding Machine.
One small go-cart, rocker and
chair (child's.)
Two chlldrons beds.
Four Mattresses.
Three rag rugs.
Two beds.
Two dressers.
Two chairs.
Two pillows.
Itmnants.
Porcelain pot.
Buffet.
Cedar Chest.
Table.
Rug-"
Three .chairs: - "' . -Ono
rug. '"' "
One writing -tuble.-Ono
sanitary cot and mattress.
Ono pillow.
Two rockers.
Ono chair.
Ono pedestal.
Eight small pictures.
Ono O'Cedar mop.
Ono kitchen stove.
Ono kltchon table
Ono kitchen cabinet.
Three rag rugs.
Ono Ice box.
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A the fishing season in the state of, Nebraska opens on April 1st,
for th common varieties of fish, and on May 1st, for fBass and Trout. I
want to call your attention to the fact, that right here in North Platte, you
will find one of the
Largest and Most Complete Stocks of
FISHING TACKLE
To Be Found in the State.
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THE LINE CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING:
Hooks, from the smallest size Minnow Hooks, to the larger 'sizes for
set lines for river fishing.
Lines, from the 5c Cotton Line to' the 30 lb. test, Silk or Linen.
Long Cane Poles, both one-piece and jointed. . -
. Steel Rods, from $1.50 Vim up to the $16,50 Bristol
Split Bamboo, Lancewood and Greenheart, from $5 up to' $20.
Reels, from common Single Action, up the to the modern Free-Spool-Anti-Back-Lash
Level Winding, in all Standard makes
Artificial Baits of all kinds, Spoons, Spinners, Wooden, Minnows
Pork Rind, and Flies. Minnow Seines, Minnow Buckets, Fish Bags, Creels
Tackle Boxes, Aluminum, Non-Sinkable Rod Cases. '
Do you know that we are within 5 hours drive of the second
best Bass Fishing Waters of the United States?
Informatian as to distances and route to all Nebraska Fishing Resorts
cheerfully given. Mail Orders solicited apd promptly executed. Come in
and inspect our line. If we do not have what you want, we will get it for
you if it is on the market.
COURTEOUS TREATMENT AND PRICES RIGHT
The Den
J. C. DEN,. Proprietor
kin m K - v .
Ono high chair.
y Ono coffee pot. ;
Ono coal bucket,
, One clock.
Two tea kettles.
T- Vour dish pans.
jVwo wash pans.
Two chairs. s, .
Ono oil stovo. ' ' .
Ono mop. ,t
Two brooms.
four skillets.
2 tons soft coal.
Wood.
Ono laundry stove ,
E. B. CARR, Trustee.
. Ono of tho most successful meet
ings conducted by tho Farm Bureau
was the one at Maxwell on Tuesday
evening. There was a full house and
the enthusiasm, was marked. Elmor
E. Youngs. President of tho Ne
braska Farm Bureau Federation was
the principal speaker. No member
ships were solicited at that time.
tOPEN FIRE-PLACE J
Want Ads
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NfeFFICIENT
HOWMUCH
FUElareYW
WASTING ?
Why continue to waste fuel by in
efficient heating methods, when It's so
high and scarce? You can have better
heating at lets cost with the CaloriC
Pipeless Furnace. The ,
15 SAVING V TO Vz
THE FUEL IN OVE&'
100,000 BUILDINGS
The Caloric Is the original pipcleu
furnace triple casing patent. Heats
buildings of IS rooms 'or less through
one register. We sell the CaloriC be
came we know it is a proven success.
It circulate pure, healthful, clean heat,
in every room, upstairs and down.
Burns any fuel. Temperature regulated
from fust floor. Installed in old homes
-or pew, usually in ono day. Costs lets
than stoves required to heat the same
space. Sold under the money-back
guarantee of tho Monitor Stove Com
pany, Cincinnati, Ohio, and backed by
our own personal guarantee of your
complete satisfaction
SIMON BROS.
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mrivtkUHi tut original npeless r urn ace triple-casing pat em?
1920. The M. 3. Co.
Wanted To rent a house 4 or n
rooms. Call this office.
For Rent 9G0 aero stock farm. Ad
dress R. Kunkol, North Platte.
For Sale Rhode Island Red Eggs
, east enu ot U street. C. I. Lewis.
Wanted Washings to do at 515 E.
Second.
For Sale Millet, 75c, Ralph Saul
Rt. B.
Wanted Any kind of common labor.
Phono 79.8F14. '
Wanted To buy ten or twelve fifty
pound shoats. C. L. Coolidge. Phono
798F12.
For Sale Native grown strawberry,
plants whilo thoy last at $1.00 per
hundred. Phono 473W. C. II. Spicer.
Wanted Stock to Pasture. Plenty
of salt and water. Ora Wilson, North
Platto.
Wanted Womun to do wash at tho
houso, small family, electric washer.
Phono 1247W. t
Wanted Work .on n farm by man
and wlfo without children. Call at 904
west Tenth or wrlto Box 193, Route 2,
North Platto. Neb.
For 1cnt' Four unfurnished rooms
ahd two furnlshod rooms for light
housekeeping. 215 W. Third.
For Salo Piano-Organ, rnd fcr
small church or school. PIim.' 808.
Phono 8:-S.
Wanted Competent girl for general
housowork. References required.
Phono 309. Mrs. J. V. Romigh.
For Rent 2G00 aero improved ranch
near North Platto, very reasonablo
cash rent. O. II. Thoolocke.
For Snlo Progressive ovorboaring
strawborry plants nt $1.50 por hun
dred postpaid. E. G. Link, Eustls,
Nobr,
Strayed A black pony with halter.
Had tail and forctop clipped. Seven
years old, wolght 700.,. Box 4, R. F. D.
No. 1. -
For Sale Two houses, six and sev
en rooms. Also threo blocks in No
vlllo's Addtlon. R. McFnrland, East
end of Fourteenth Street.
For Snlo Mhpogany phonograph
and 24 records, plays all makes of
diso records, terms to responsible par
ties. Phono 1247W or call at 807 E.
Fifth.
Wanted Any kind of sewing. Also
housework "by tho hour after school
hours. Phono 9C3J. ,
For Sale Single Comb R. 1. Red
Eggs for Hatching. Mighty good util
ity and laying strain. $1.00 per set-
v$ i"r2"i?0.se Teku,v. Phone
852J. 1204 E. 4th SL ,
For Salo Barred Plymouth Rdcu
?q LClll0ltSufrom g00(l IayJnS strain.
$18.00 per hundred. Hatching eggs
one dollar por 15. Order early. Mrs
Irl J. Sowlo, Maxwell. Nebr.
AT THE
SUN THEATRE
TODAY
"The Kid"
STARRING
Charlie Chaplin,)
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and
Jackie Coogan .
ALSO' : .
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nutt & Jeff GumiiRf
News Reel f ,
SATURDAY j
"West Is West" !
' STARRING
Harry Carey
ALSO
uWet and Warmer"
2 Reel Comedy.
MONDAY :
'Cumberland Romance'
. STABRLNQ
Mary Miles Minter.,
ALSO
Double Adventure
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