NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNUl
LOCAL AND PERSONAL ! KNTEUTA1X AT S1IOWEK COM.
HiI.MKNTAHY TO .MISS .McFA It
John Pills (if Snninrsnt wan n rltv I. (VII (V IHII. 111M1V
Tisiior niosony.
A baby girl wna born to Mr. and
Mrs. P. Louden Sunday.
Dr. O. I). Datit was n pofosslonul
visitor to Paxton Tuesday.
Mrg. F. A. Rackored wont to Omnha
Wednesday to visit friends.
Mrs. II. r. Wright wont to Oinnhu
Wcdnesduy to apond several days.
Dr. W. Blrkofor, of Gothenburg,
was a professional visitor In the city
Tuesday.
Mrs. Hen Hlno of Lexington camo
Wednesday to visit nt the Prank
Lange home.
J. L. Druck, who has been taking
treatment In the Genornl hospital was
released Wednesday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Morgonson of Lex
ington camo Wodnosdny to visit with
Tolntives In the city.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Lincoln Wednesday. All
i incorned aro doing nicely.
Black Cat Hosiery, the dependablo
kind, is sold by Wilcox Department
Store.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bolsnor and
family and Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Rotsuor
and son left Wednesday for Farnam
to ntend the funeral of Mr. Relsnor'B
mothor.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm left Wcdncs
dnv for heir now homo in Pasadena
vhoro Mr. Ma'colm has accepted a
I sltlon. IJo was employed as ma
chinist helper in the back shops until
recently.
Mrs. llomor Petursou and Miss
Clara. Sorenson cntortnincd nt n china
shower Tuesday evening at tho Soren
son home, 307 liast Second Street, In
honor of Miss Luolllo. MoFrland. Tho
ovenlng was spent in playing GOO after
which dnlnty refroshmonts wore
served. Miss MoFarland was tho
roclpient of lnmiy beautiful china
gifts.
::o::
SULLIVAX-O'JIAllA
You will flntl n full lino of infants'
wear that Is well mado and priced so
you can afford to buy It nt Wilcox
Dopartment Store.
:.t
t.t
i.t
i.t
V
5J
i.t
i.t
.J
:t
t.t
i.t
i.t
i.t
i.t
i.t
ix
i.t
i.t
i.t
i.t
it
i.t
i.t
i.t
i.t
i.t
:.:
i.t
:.:
i.
t.t
i.t
j.t
:.:
V
i.t
It
NOW!
YOUR RUGS
AND CARPETS
Should bo washed and dried by
machinery right on tho floor.
Wc are experts In using the
Hamilton Reach Carpet Wash
ing Machine.
We guarantee to restore tho
original color, raise nap, re
move all spots and dirt without
soaking or Injuring nap or
sizing, or shrinking.
Wo- get all grease, stains,
streaks, tar, etc., that a dry
vacuum doesn't touch.
Wo do cheoiper, quicker, better,
more thorough work than any
other method.
THE ELECTRIC RUG &
CARPET CLEANING CO
914 East 3rd St.
Phones 1039W and GG1W.
8
it
i.t
i.t
it
ill
A very quiet wedding took placo
yesterday morning In tho St. Pat
Ticks Chapel when Fnthior McDald
united In marrlago Miss Winifred
Sullivan and Frodcrlck O'Marn.
Miss Sulllvnn was dressed In a bluo
trlcotlno suit with hat to match and
carried a shower bouquot of sweet
peas. Tho couple were attended by
Miss Mildred McKcown, who also
wore a blue suit and carried sweet
peas, and Lawrence O'Marn, brother
of tho groom.
Miss Sullivan is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sullivan of Brady
and Is a teacher north of this city.
Sho Is woll known In this city and has
many friends hero.
Mr. and Mrs. O'Marn loft yestorday
morning on No. 13 for a short wed
ding trip to Donvor.
HI". A L KSTATK TRANSFERS
Following Is a list of deeds filed
In tho offico of C. W. Yost, Register of
Deeds for Lincoln County, for tho
week ending April'G, 1921 :
March 31 C. V. Turplo and wife to
Merlo F. Warner sections 1,. 2, 3, 28,
29, 33 and N1 and SWV1 section 27,
T. 15, R. 29, $5000 nnd incumbrances.
March 31 E. B. Spencor and wife
to Jofforson C. Newman lot 18, block
3 Harper's Addition to Wellileot, $250
April 1 T. M. Cohagcn to R. W.
Fnrris lot 5 block 9 Ponlston's add. to
North Platte, $3500.
March 3131 E. B. Spencer and wife
to Howard G. Spencor west 70 feet lot
4 block 21 Wallaco $800.
March 31 Francis W. Comically
and wife to August Labor block 18
Wallaco $450.
March 31 Nettie Klump to Nichol
as Klosen section 29, T. 10, R. 27
$G400.
April 1 Louisa M. Cody and hus
band to ( O. Smith lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
and G in block 2 Cody's 2nd addition
to North Platte $3G0.
: :o: :
Mrs. S. E. Clothier of Tryon, daugh
tr of George H. Daly of this city and
a sister of Mrs. George Dolph and
Mrs. Clias. Seeley also of tills city,
recently underwent a serious oper
ation In one of the Omaha hospitals.
Sho is now roported to be getting
along nicely. Her husband S. E. Clotli.
lor is the Editor of the Tryon Graphic.
Now Onen Harness and Shoe
Shop. Dealers in Harness and'Saddley
Goods. 1001 North Locust Street.
THE GREATEST
SALE
MENS
DRESS
SHIRTS
NORTH PLATTE
HAS EVER SEEN
Over 300 shirts of several
well known brands in a wide
variety of patterns and mat
erials to select from
REGULAR $3.00
VALUE
SPECIAL
FOR SAT. & MON.
1
$i
'SEE WINDOW
DISPLAY
COME EARLY
TAKE YOUR PICK
Where Jow l'rlco
Hood Quality.
Jleeta
Cor. Front & Dewoy Sts.
Forced to Vacate
Sale
30x3 plain $11.26 N. S. $13.00 Tube $2.25
30x3 1-2 plain 13.75 N. S. 16.00 Tube 2.40
31x4 plain 20.50 N. S. 22.00 Tube 3-25
32x3 1-2 plain 19.00 N S. 21.50 Tube 2.95
32x4 plain 25.00 N. S. 28.00 Tube 3.75
33x4 plain 26.50 N 8. 29.60 Tube 4.00
34x4 plain 28.00 N. S. 31.00 Tube 4.20
32x4 1-2 plain 34.00 N. S. 37,00 Tubs 4.75
34x4 1-2 plain 35.00 N. S. 40.00 Tubo 5.10
Cords
30x3 1-2 rib or N. S. $26.30
32x3 1-2 rib or N. S 33.95
32x4 .' rib or N. S. 42.50
33x4 rib orN. S. 44.00
34X4 ' v rib or N. S, 45.25
32x4 U2' rib or N. S. 48.00
These tires are all
Firestone and
Diamond Casings
and carry a 6000 and 8000
Milage Guarantee. '
2SgPercent Discount On All
Accessories
R. S
I - - 7 !
It attracts especially those who are
inclined to look for beauty com
pj bined with comfort and economy. (
KM . This is evidenced by the astonishing ' 1 A
number of women who own and ' ,
drive Dodge Brothers 4 Door 5edan.
If The gasoline consumption is unusually low . fl
I I ' The tire mileage is unusually high
I . J. V. ROM1GH, " , I
Cor. 6th and Locust. North Platte, Ncbr.
I w
ervice oration.
Telephone 820.
MOTHERS KNTKIITAIN FATHKKS
A.NI SONS AT sum:sssKUJ,
JtAXQl'ET
Tho mothers of tho boys of Troop
One of the Boy Scouts entortnjned tho
boys and their fathers at a banquet,
Tuesday ovenlng. There woro nbout
oiglihty-tlvo nt the tables. Each boy
was asked to bring bis father nnd If
that was Impossible to bring sonio
umn. Tho mothers prepared tho
'"chow" and served its different
courses. Capacities, woro exceeded
and satisfaction reigned after tho
dinner had been served.
William J. Ilendy acted as toast
master and introduced the sponsors
with characteristic eloquence. Those
responding woro E. J. Vandorboof, E.
H. Goodman, C. L. Littel, C. R Koch,
V. M. Ilarrlball and E. H. Stevens.
Aftor tho songs and speeches tho boys
entertained tho fathers and mothers
with demonstrations of first aid,
bandaging, games, races and signal
ing.
Tho boys stood and gave three
cheers for the mothers and applauded
tho speakers. Following Is a list of
the members of Troop One:
PATROL ONE
L. Hroternltz '
E. Moody
.11. Tout
H. Haner '
I). McKay ,
It. Throckniorton
F. Yearsloy
('. Uarrlch
PATHOL TWO
I). Stroup
C. Harbor
V. Loudon
G. Waltemath '
L. Hart
(5. McGInley
,f. Lano
11. Russell
PATROL THREE
A. Iiwhead
A. Tlmmerman
W. SwniiRon
,. Leon
L. Palmer
K. Douglas
O. Wilcox
II. Hunt
PATROL FOUR
E. Rector
R. Dickey
F. Mooney
L. Askwlg
II. Swanson
. Loftls
fl. Weber
( Heyorly
CASUAL PATROL
L. Thoiniisou
W. Harris
II. Tyler
II. Sollars
n Kagon
R. Doty
K. Wilson
O. Rose
K. Even
K. Evens
tin'
Food and Garden Seeds of all des
criptions. North Platto Feed Co.,
Phono 200.
Paint Sale.
We have about 250 gallons of
Pattons Sun Proof Ready Mixed Paint
which we wish to close out at the following prices:
Gallons $2-90
Half Gallons J. 50
Quarts H0
PATTONS VELUMINA
WASHABLE WALL PAINT
Gallons 32.75
Half Gallons 1.45
Quarts 75
These piices are cheaper than you can buy f.
o. b. factory and are subject to stock on hand.
Stone's
Drug
Store
SPECIAL SALE OF
6,000 MILE
GUARANTEED TIRES
31x4 $17.50
33x4 22.30
34x4 23.00
30x3 $10.50
30x3 1250
32x3 15.70
Wc have just made a very fortunate purchase of tires
at less than manufacturers cost, which enables us to
make these prices which arc about half the regular list
and no war tax.
You Get the Advantage of Our Large
Buying Power
ADAIR-LEE RUBBER CO.
Three Stores; North Platte, Omaha, Malvern, Iowa
