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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1921)
NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE LOCAL AND PERSONAL Chit. LI s ton of Dickons spent the wook.ln tho city. Mr. W. H. Duggan of Dlokons was a ciy visitor Friday. Mra. D. A. Lowry, q( Hprghjtyt was n oityfvlsltor Saturday, "is ' '-. Order your shrubs uul trees of tii Nortli Platto Floral Co, t M. C. Sunders of Wollflcct was n city visitor yesterday. t Mr. and Mra. p.. Peterson returned from Omaha yesterday. Sam Howes 'visited, friends in Pax ton .over tlto week end. Mrs. F. O'Mara wont to Brady Sat urday to visit rolatlves. Mrs. B. E. Knhns went to Maxwell Saturday to visit friends. C. E. Porball, of Paxton, transacted business In tho city Friday. Victor Records for April have ar rived at tho Roberts Music Co. Mrs. J.'T. Weils of Curtis visited friends In tho city yestorday. Chas. Bogue returned from a busi ness trip to Chicago Saturday. Spring; is only Just around tho cor ner and a palivjof; Goodrich Aires on your blko wllj save you Uine, expense and annoyance all summer. "A Smile a mllo" on Goodrich tires.. Arthur Yarter of Brady transacted businoss In tlio clty yostordny. Shcot music at Uobgjtp Music Store. J. G. lJaolor"'xvriB pr6f6ssIonul vial tor to Hayes Cfcntor yostorday. , Atty. C. Perry of Brldgport trans- acted buslnds's in tho city .Saturday. Cabbago plants ready May 1. North Platte Floral Co. Fred Masebcrg of Ogalalla trans acted business in tho city yestcr'day. Mr .and Mrs. Howard Spencer of Wallace Wero city visitors yostorday. J. T. Stuart returned from Denvor Saturday whore ho visited relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Calhoun'of Grain. Island are visiting relatives in tho city. A'tty. Leslie Basklns, was a profes sional Visitor in Haynes center ycstei day. ., Don't fall to get "My Mammy" for ,your phonograpn. Dixon s music Shop. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Eyerley of Ho'r shcy visited friends in tho city Sat urday. ' Miss H. Dean returned to her homo in Hershoy Sunday after visiting in tho city. Mrs. Luke Connqally of Wallace spent tho week ond visiting rolatlves in the city. Wo havo a now waltz that is "Good us Gold." You'll like itl Dlxon'i Musia Shop. Mls. Floronco Stack Is off duty this wvcok ht tho Clinton JoWelry store oh nccdlint of Illness. Tho Catholic Girls Glee Club will meet ntrtlift hSriib.ot 3?fl. Dbnoghn on Thuradar ftvenlngi , - - ''; Mrs. J. M. Shopp returned td her home In Maxwell Saturday after shop ping In this city Miss Gladys Dean roturncd to hex homo In Willow Island Saturday after shopping In tho city. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Garitt will loavo Sunday for Wyoming whero they will take up a homestead. Miss Ellen McGraw returned from Ogalalla tho latter ipart of tho week whero she visited friends. Mrs. W. M. VIcroy will return Fri day from Omaha where sho underwent an operation on her ear. baby boy was born to Mr. and Mi's'. Goorgto Meyers Saturday. All concerned are doing nicely. , jnW M.ildre'd Norrls returned to her homo In Cheyenuo this morning after visiting friends in tho city. To whom arp you going to sell your Hay and Grain? Tho Harrington Mer cantile Co. will offor tho highost prices. Misses Gladys Spring, Mary Mc Grhokm, EUlo and Snrah Ho won spo t Sunday In, Mnxwoll visiting frionds. W. c Sholvor nd Jack Mcffraw re tftmiM from Ghcyonnc Saturday whore tlij' attended a safety first mooting. The Travelers policy contracts nro , clean cut, readily understood, and ciivor every renl and Insurnblo no 'Olilont s Tho Hoynl Neighbors drill team will go to riinppoll on Thursdny and put- on a comic drill thcro for tho boncfit qt tho Chnpnoll lodge. Mrs. Joseph W. Condlt and baby nro, expected, to nrrlvo Wcdnosdafr from Denver to vUlt at tho homo of Mr, and Mrs. D. M. Hogsott The Travelers is tho pioneer accid ent In.-mrnnco company, and has al ways been tho standard by which1 everything relntlng to accident In surance litis been measured. Mrs. Edw. Burkd and Dorothy Shu umn, entertained tho choir df tho vPrc8bytorlan Church last Thursday ovcnhig nt tho Shuman homo. Games and music furnished tho amusement and, n light lunch was served. 1 n SAY IT WITH FLOWERS North Platto Floral Co. -Flowers. W. Twelfth Street, Phono 1023. We delayer and ship anywhere AtiOKOM MINSTKKLS TO 111) AT JtKITH VJUlUY ' ' It hits boon so long slnco Norttl Platto ban had n'fTRU old fashioned Mlnstrol show, that tho unnouncoindnt Clint Rusco & frookyald's Famous Georgia Minstrels Will bo nt tho ICclth Thjntro Friday, April 29th. will talc on tho aspect of a'novolty. Tlmo wns when tho minstrels wero good for two to thrco visits a .season, but of Into yohrs they havo seemed to bo scarce but from tho reports of tho leading theatrical papergniSstrolsy has taken a now lease on life, and there Is no less than a half dozpu largo mlnstrull shows touring tho country nud all re-j liorts' are that they nro playing to packed houses ovory whore. Tho dally "Courier" of Ottumwn, speaking of tho Goorglans says: "It is one thousand per cent entertain ment for n dollar" which tells tho story tn a nutnlioll. RESIDENCE WANTED In exchange for stock of groccrlos and cream station located tn country town on main lino U. P. R. R. Doing good bustness but ownqr Is old n'ml woll to do and wants to rotiro. Will rent building and fixtures reasonable. Stock Invoices about $2000.00. Will assiimo mortgage or jxiy dlfforouco Rcsldcnco must bo priced worth tho money. Address K. li, caro Tribune 1 . u. ' Clinton & Son, Graduate Opticians. Try ub for somco. On ufldoiint-.of thpJlenlli "of Judg Gi'tmb. Oio Cnnn.erhl 1 Club ,dln nor ntlvortfscipffor lifts oVening'-has' boon postporiod. Those who pur6hasotl' tt6kcts will pleaao hold them "for n dinner In tho nonr future. ( Ira I . Bare Soorotury) JUST tiUT NEW DANCR.lHTS By Paul WhltomnVs Orchostr i Victor Hccords , , ' ' ' Underneath Hnwallan Skies " Sip, Sip, Slppy Shoro Moko Bellovo - Somo Llttlo Bird. " . Como in and hear thoso special numbers. Roberts Music Co. 110 East Front Street. Most SENSATIONAL S All Of Women's and Misses' Wearing Apparel and Furnishings ijj m ma mm mmm mmm bbm bwj mmm imwm mmm m wmm wfi ww wm m Season! iml -a , , r We summon you o our store, for the most ik'lfglitful rrculions of JAUNTY SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS, COATS AND JJLOUS- ES. Eor the most Fasliionnlile Apparel of uR the new tilings and correct styles nil here ami included in this most Sensailonal UNDER PRICE SALE! . ' . . . TUa Dn'ncnn nrlK5cr Qal We havc l,ee" huylu ?! surplus stocks from Financially emlmrrascd -Manufacturers and IDC IvCaSOn IOlt lUlO ddlV .lohhers so that we find our shelves oerstockc,xfOI. this time of the season so Wo are going to turn this surplus stock into money by making such radically low prices that in less than ten days we'll take in an amount ' of money that in ordinary business would take GO days YOUR OPPORTUNITY! , . You Want Bargains We Know You Do Here They Are MS arff Bi ! ! Bi m ill & Bi Bi Bi Bi Bi Bi Women's and Misses' . suIts ad coats Remarkable Under Pricing LOT 1 LOT 2 LOT ii S16-4S $2?50 -$39-6S Values to $32.50 Values to $52.50 Values to $75.00 Your Choice of the best ydu can buy $125.00 Value in Most Stores 6 4 .65 Women's and Misses' SILK DRESSES Dependable Styles and Quality LOT 1 LOT 2 LOT .65 $jjg.65 524'65 Values to $27.50 Values to $32.50 Values to $42.50 LOT 4 LOT 5 LOT $26s yso 54965 Values to $50.50 Values to $60.00 Values to $75.00 Women's and Misses' SILK BLOUSES AND WAI&TS Real Wonderful Sale LOT 1 Values 'to $7.50) LOT 1 $g.65 Values to $10.00 LOT 2 5:85 Values to $5).00 LOT SaC.95 Values to $12.00 LOT 5 $2.4S Values to $21.05 LOT 6 95c. Values to" $1.75 Prices Have Come Down You Must Admit." Most Stylish Skirts IN WANTED MATERIALS ' on sale at 1-5 to 1-2 Regular Prices Your Choice at $3.05, $4.98, $0.95 and $8.95. House Dresses THE PRETTIEST YET DEVELOPED on sale at 1-5 to 1-2 Regular Prices ' . Your Choicco at $1.95, $2.45, $2.9." up to.LflO1 Silk Petticoats. THAT ARE ELEGANTLY PRETTY on sale at 1-5 to 1-2 Regular Prices - Your Choice at $3.85, $4.90, $(M5 and $9.85 Ton Minutes of your time with us will reveal jnore to f a t- -mart 4 irt "wr n w t EXTRA SrfcuftL bALii od Mifldies, bilk Undergarments, woves and Hosiery s ir satisfaction and information !,,, cam.- . sibly he cuHveyed to you In n full newspaper page. W INCORPORATED This Sale Carries a Message of the GREATEST IMPORTANCE to Every Woman. DRY GOODS-WOMEN'S READY TO WEAR - CLOTHING - SHOES ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY J.E.NELSON, MANAGER Every Woman Should Fill her Wardrobe during this UNDER PRICE SALE.
