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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1921)
NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE For Saturday Only Sugar 100 lbs. $9.75 Tlic lant of tlio augnr boforo Uio next faille, lafindy Soap 3$ lmm for $1.00. C&ffdo ono day onlypor pound 16c For one hour, from 9 to 10, w aro going to SOU a good cured, thin, 'loan bncoii At 16c nor pqil.uL A gunrnntoed Flour per 48 pound snok $8.16. McMICHAEL GROCERY. Phone 441. I ;:::::::k::::::k::::::::kkk::::::::k:m . GRADUATE DENTIST Office over tho McDonnld State Bank-. ltt!itiii;.,J.'-,,.,..MMM...M IlOAltl) OF EDUCATION KEOHOAN. IZKS AND ELECTS XKW OPPIOEKS LOCAL AND .PERSONAL Victor Records at Robert's Music Store. Miss l'carl Hunter loft yesterday for Omnha to visit. Evoro t Wftro of Hershoy was u city visitor Thursday. Sheet music at Roberts Music Store. J. T. Brooks loft last night for Dcn ver to visit relatives. Carnival Saturday night at tho Franklin Auditorium. P. Nelson of Paxton camo yesterday to attend tho Shrine Club. HormlnBhauson buys hogs, Mr. Brady of Coznd spent somo time in North Platte Wednesday. Order your shrubs and troes of the North Platto Floral Co. Carol Spauldlng wont to Gothenburg yesterday to transact business. F. L. Rent of Paxton nttended tho celebration of tho Shrine Club yester day. A' ' Don Doylne, of Sidney came Wednes day to vis.it at.t'h'e Sebastian Schwaiger home. Meet your friends at tho carnival Saturday night at the Franklin Audit orium. W. Walon roturned to Omaha yes terday after transacting business in the city. 1( -."V Mrs. I,. Phillips of Maxwell returned to her hdnTo yesterday aftor shopping in tho city. - R. M. Gunoll of Paxton came yester day to -attend tho celebratfon of the Shrine Club. Let fthc Adamson Broil, "call for your lawn mower, Work-'gunranteed. Phono 311 -V. Bubble Books are pleasing! gifts for the-Kiddies Birthday?" A good sel ection at Dixon'B Music Shop. Fred Crane returned to his homo'ln Lisco yesterday .after taking treat ments at tho General Hospital. Porch Boxes Wq call for them, fill and return them whoiv ready. North Platto Flora Co. Phono 1023.- Harold Peterson is expected to arrive Sunday from Lincoln to spendv.n few days visiting relatives in this city. Albort Muldoon of Ogalalla came yesterday to, visit friends and at tend tho meeting of the Shrine Cful. F. Kesselr of Ringold underwent an operation at" tho General , Hospital Wednesday and is getting along nicely- Mr. Berg:n, general chairman of the O. R. C. 'lodge transacted busi ness in the city Wednesday while en. route east. You will find tl.o arlicle on the part Kdison took in tho recent world war an account of great introst. You are welcome to a copy at Dixon's Mus ic Shop. Wednesday ovonlng tho Bonrd of Education mot In tho Board of Edu cation rooms In tho Franklin School building and after completing somo unfinished business and approving the minutes of former meetings It ad journed. Wm. J. Hondy and Keith NoVlllo filed their oaths of office and took the places of 13. J. Vandorhoof and O. E. Elder. Upon calling -the now Board to order tho election of officers for tho coming year resulted as follows: Edmund Dickey, president, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Cramer, vice-president, Mrs. Ray Snyder, secretary. Tho next meeting of tho Board will bo on Tuesday, May 3. ANOTHER PRECINCT ORGANIZES BRANCH OF FARM BUREAU. Wednesday evening the members of tho Lincoln County Farm Bureau liv ing in Hinnian Precinct met and or ganized by electing tho following of ficers: Frank Strollborg, chalrmnn; Fred Nelson, vlco-chalrman; Ghns. Ream, secretary; Jeorgo Stewart, treasurer. The attendnnco was larger than anticipated and'tho interest was good. County Agent Kollogg wns present and nddressed the meeting nud planB were mado for taking up some definite work n the near future. SUNDAY MUSIC. Director Orville Johnson at the Bap tist church announces the Sunday morning, music as follows: Voluntary "Rohubort's Serenado" (Liszt) ; An tjliem : "Thy Kingdom Come" (Wil son) ; Response "Hear Us O Father" (Thomas) ; Offertory "Humor- cBquo" (Dvorak). Tho music for the evening will ;Be Voluntary'Ltirgo" (Ilundol) ; '"Xnthem "I Lovd to'Tell the Story" (wlldomoro) ;Toffcrtqryr- "Trnunierl' (Schumnjin) ;' DuetV'God Is Wisdouv-God IsLovfi" (Jeromo), Mrs. Shcnk" and air. Crippcn; Mrs. AVfmborly is tho pianist. ' ::o:: Hear tho Minstrel Show at the Carnival Saturday night at tho Audit OTium. The very newest spring silk drosses values .up to $57,50, now. on sale at $17.T5 and $20.75 at Block's. Mrs. F. C. Cooney and daughter of Overton aro expected Sunday to visit relatives In tho city. . j Mrs. Oscar Loyehart roturned to ; her home In Arthur this morning after j visiting at the F. M. Fulrchlld home, j This is your limp Visit (ho slore early, most scnatlomil under price sale.. One glance at different luirimius vyo offer, vt III prove lo jour own sat isfaction that, the moment has come u?un 3-011 win bt'st nntictpate your neods 0v at lty savings. Sa'o starts this ntornlnjr at The Lendor .Mercan tile Co.'s. FARM LOANS I will make Farm Loans at reason able rates. Geno Crook. North Platto. Seasons come and 0 and, almost without warning, vears hac from? by. What substantial progress have you mad'j? At 3 you ahead of the Came? liow much more money have ou now than live ears ago? 1 Isn't our own an-vver suuVwnt warning Bank Vceount Helps You Save. :i AM Dainty and Dutiful Dresses That All Women Will Welcome for Wear 1 TMI at House Cleaning lime These Dresses lighten the burden of house ..cleaning; by providing comfort and relaxa tion lo the bodies that must bend, stoop nnrl nlimK tr rl-me finer nnrl flirt- rrnirT fllfi 1 . . . 1 Home and restore it to springtime iresnness. Never Have Service Dresses Been So Charmingly Attractive Tho models aro winsome styles that will command the ad miration of all women. Tho variety offers an almost end less assortment o'fauost wanted materials in all now colore ami. patterns. fe':;mf4ijii HI Wfc IP' Even The Hard-To-Fit Women Can Be Perfectly Fitted With Those Dresses Without Making Alterations The Adjustable Waistline, which is one of tho Four Fa moils Features found only in these dresses, makes it pos sible for women of all types of figures to he faultlessly fit ted. Just buttoning two buttons accomplishes this. We Place Thosa Dresses On Sale This Week At Old-Time Pre-War Prices Th; prudent buyer will accept .this opportunity to pur- chase her full spring and summer supply of . washable i frocks while these low prices prevail. III JB1 1 11 II W . TMHt ' 95 $Q 4S A 19MB The Store Is Filled With Bargains For You DRESSES VOILE AND ORGANDIE DRESSES ''' The styles and materials o'f the wash dresses in this group are such as to make them delightful for outdoor aiid par ty wear. They are beautifully trimmed; all reasonably 1 peed; On Sale $9.86, $I4.68, $19,6S, $24.6S COATS NEW AND CHARMING About the most intorestiivg display .of Coats this sitfffHa. . ever shown will be "shown this week. Tho handsonVorand niotit favored juatorials. Ready1 for your choosing. 'Qn Sale at . 65 65 McCALL PATTERN AGENCY DRY GOODS-WOMEN'S READY TO WEAR - CLOTHING - SHOES ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY J. E .NELSON . MANAGER WARNER AND ' NEMO CORSETS