NORTH PLA.TTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
CITY AND C0UNT1' NEWS.
(rs. Humpliroy, of SaiUiorlnnd. wn.i
.Visa Kvn lloborte, of ' Sutherland,
ft"PPo.(irf'ln tho olty Saiurda
Mlpit Until McConnoll, of Suthcr
'and was a city visitor Saturday.
Dr. J. ii. Rodflold was a professional
visitor tb Gotltonburg yesterday.
Mrs. Cilias. McNamnra of Paxton vis
ited friends in tho city yostorday.
Mlssos Irono and Clair Rinckor of
Loxlngton aro visiting friends In tho
city.
Mr. J. N. Norton of Polk, a
luolubjujof tho .BxedhirvoJouHiiltto
of tho Nebraska Farm UurSau was
a caller a4. tho offlco of tho County
Agent yostofday.
a city visitor Saturday.
J.sE. Nelson wont to Storllng yostor-
day to transact business.
-Judgo Tracy wont to Omaha yostof
day o tritrtsalt buslnoss.
William ntzpatrick loft yesterday
for Omaha to visit his sister Miss Mll-
WALL l'Al'EH AND TINTED,
WALLS CLEANED
Your Satisfaction is my
Guarantee.
PHONE 74
CLINTON, THE JEWELER
- CLINTON & SON, The Eye Glass Men , - ;
Sifin of The Dig Ring Satisfaction Sure Try Us. Graduate Opticians
drod.
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LOCAL Aft HSKSOXAL
Jtllis Iierniee NelsoA vlslti friend
In tho city Friday.
j-, Oibbago fptants ready after May
lit. North Platte Floral Co.
. airs. Shields of Kearney visited llor
; ion Francis Shields Friday.
, P. II. Gloason spsnt the woeU In
Oshkosh transacting businosa.
Order your shrubs nnd trees of tlia
North Platto Floral Co.
Tho Christian Sunday School hold
nn enjoyable picnic at Sioux Lookout
Friday ovoninK.
Kayo Wators of Kournoy cnme yoa
Urday to visit his .brother for " n
few days. . '
Evelyn Dlonor spoilt tho week ond
in Lewellon visiting her parents Mr
and Mr. AV. II. Plcnor.
Miss Esthor Sclinlgor will return
Friday from Mullen whoro sho lias
Hon toachlng school..
Tho tickets for the Fortune Hunter
will be reserved today at tho Kolth
thoatro from 4 to G o'clook.
Porch boxes wo call for them. Ml
and- return them when roady. North
Pfiitto Floral Co., Phono 1Q23.
6. II. Simpson and Arthur and Carl
McGrow roturned Sunday from a four
day fishing trip to Rat Lake.
' The Yooirian Dogrco team will go
to Cozad on next Tuosday for an initi
ation of a largo class there that even
ing. O. K. Carrol, omployee of the Wost
ern Union Telegraph Co., suITcred a
brokon rib Saturday, caused by slip
ping on iho side of tho bath tub.
Mrs, E. VanClouvo of Kearney and
Mrs. II. Cox of Grand Island, who vis-
ited at the C. A, "VeIr homo and at- j
tended the O. E.'S. convention, left for f
their homo Friday.
FIr.st class painting and paper hang-;
lng Elegant! stock of wall paper Just
recolved. , Store at 113 W. Sixth St. 1
Phone 570W. H. II. La"ndgraf nnd
Edd Friend, ra., ' ,
Tho llBSlblllty, oasy riding 3n.'1
long Jlfo'bf all Chandler cas make
them particularly fitting for your Strawberries and panslcs set thorn
next family car. Come try one any out now. North Platto Floral Co.
time. J. V. Romigh, Dealer. At a recent meeting of tho Board nf
Mrs.W.A. O'Donnell and son "Jack' Education it was decided to
returned to their home in Denver Sat- add an opportunity room when
urday after spending several week over enough pupils so warrant
at tho W. H. LeDioyt home. Mrs. Le- it. Miss Orn Stuart of Mindon, Nobr.,
DIoyt accompanied them and returned a specialist was elected to tako
homo lqst evening. charge. A permit was granted to the
. ,'!.r:. I'.,J.KltAUSK, Dentist, X-Itay Lincoln County School Nurse to In-
Diagnosis. aicDnnald Bank Building, spect two rooms in each building dur-
l'hoiie 97. ing tho romainder of year, with a view
Loon W. Mnthewson leaves today of establishing a nurse permanently
for Baggs, Wyoming, where he will In tho city. It was also voted that
spend several months improving somo Dean Fordyce make a ton day survey
ranoh lanjJ which ho has there Ho of the schools noxt fall. Mr. Elliott wos
has not yet decided to locato there elected to take tho census. A now sy
porinanently but It will depend on how stem of record blanks for Junior and
hoHkes the country while ho is there Senior High Schools has been dovol-
this time.
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NOTICE
We started May 2 with free delivery
leaving our market at S:30 and 10 T
In the nlornlng and at 3 in the after
"noon. Phono 2G.
, 'CASH MEAT MARKET.
I. L. Stobblns, Prop.
Bargains for
F5ay 20th and 21st.
We will sell out of some of these Bargains, so conic-early.
3 Small Canssof Pink Salmon 2Sc
3 Cans No. 2 Peas 3 lc
3 Cans No. 2 Corn , , 3lc
3 cans No. 31 Tomatoes 37c
4 Pounds of Prunes 25c
1 45c Package of Crackers 33c
Crackers by the Box, per pound lfic
5 Pound Can Calumet Baking Powder 99c
3 Cans Shinola Shoo Polish 25c
1 Pound Salted Peanuts 1 1 . 14c
2 Cans Largo Milk 2Sc
4 Bars .Cocoanut Oil Toilet Soap 24c
5 Bars Swift's White Laundry Soap 23c
4 bars P. & G. White Laundry Soap 29c
1 Large Box Gold Dust 33c
1 Pound G. & S. Breakfast Cocoa 14c
2 Pounds of Coffee .- 25c
1 Can Heinz Large Pork and Beans :2Gc
1 21 Pound Sack Chick Feed -79c
u Pound Black Pepper 23c
GAMBLE & SPRINGER,
rouit STOKES
J. F. McDsrmott of Wellileet was a
city visitor yesterday.
Karl Mason of Paxlon transacted
business in the city yesterday.
Mrs. C. 15. King o Sutherland was
an out of town visitor yestorday.
Misses Margaret and Angela Roddv
visited In Grand Island last wook.,
Victor Schwaigor has t accoptca a
position at tho C. M,. Austin Jowolry
stiro during tho sale.
Romamber tho Auction Sale at An-1
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tin's Jewolry Store, 2:30 and 7:)0
onch day.
"The Fortune Hunter" will bo given
this evening at tho Kolth thoatro by
the graduating class of tho High
School. Those taking part have been
tmiP.tlnlni' fnlfllfllllv nnilnn tltn .11-
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roction of Miss Leah Jones of the
University of Nobraska. Tho play
will bo repoated In Gothenburg-noxt
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TlntrsjJay ovonlng.
Tho latest estimates say that thoro
aro over one hundred people in North
Platte who aro playing somo klrid of, - , .,
.,.,.",. n - Supposo you and your family woro
a band Instrument. This means' . , , , , ,
,,., .. i . , , , ' asloep when accldontly tho wires,, a
horns nnd drums nnd saxophones and , , , .
, T . , ., . fuslblo cord vor a socket bocame
clarlnots. In view of this condition , , , , .
i.. m .i , . i i crossed at both onds of tho , cirpnlt
horo in North Platte tho following . , ,
. . . , ' , , .,. n"d the wiros In your homo sot flro
stntomont from Richard B. Aldcroft, , , ., ,, , , . , ,
.,. ... , T , . . , 'to tho building. You would bo lucky
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Interesting:
"f- 5ir A!C.F:Tla.ml St 1
nlvorsary ofiV. B. Porslnger of
Hardscrabblo Ranch a few days ;D go at
Lodge Pole, Neb. Following are tlio
vorses which woro on tho invitation.
"I have hoard It rumored, yog loudly
said
That our friend John Barleycorn is
de:J, '
But beneath a certain tree, i
' Somo remains of him aro known to
bo. '
So to my birthday colebratloh,
1 oxtond to you tlis Invitation,
J'leaso como at ton (A;M.) on the
" seVenth ptiMay,
And we'll
day."
mako'it'a grand rosurrectlon
oped by the superintendent and prin
clpals of tho two schools an'l was
adopted.
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' NEW FEED STORE
. We have started a new feed store at
120 W. Eighth. Como and sco us.
Phono 029W. Hennlnghauson &
Fromnn.
SUGUUSTIOXS V0I1 1'lltK I'KKVHN
TIOX THAT AltH W0UT1I
i?n.in;.MHHitiNG
lo not trust too much to your fire
Hopartniont for protootiou. Thorn
may be Melay In UteMlscpvory of tho
Are, transmission of tho alarm or tho
movement of the fire apparatus. Ho
prepared to fight Are yourself. Keep
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Too manv Aran brnnk out nftnr n
plant, has boon closed for tho night.
We aro nftor those conditions this
yoar. Look tho houso over cnrofully
before closing.
All flros are of tho.snmo size nt tho
start. A barrol of wator and a bucket
may stand botweon a tiro totaling n
, , , .,
dollar loss and a conflagration.
n.uill fniiMilndnnn .. innt. n ....
I . . , ,
fund aro vory convonlont for sparks.
Furthormoro, thoy Invito mlschevlous
i boys and' tramps. Such foundations
to oscapo with your life. All this
uslv 'or tho kako of a 10 cent fuse.
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AUUORA HOHBALIS PUTS TBLU
GltAPH STATIONS OUT OF
' ' IIUIXKSS
Boglnnlng Friday and extondlnt
through Saturday and Sunday tho
North Platto Station of tho Western
Union wns unnblo.to sonl messages
part of tho time on account of earth
curronts cdmectcd with tho Aurora
Borealls or "Northern Lights." Tho
sky was so clouded horo that the dig
play was not roportod as visible at
any time but In other places where tho
clouds did not intorfore tho aurora
was very noticeable. T.he lines from
horo to Omaha and those frdtai hero to
Denver woro out of order for long per
Jods of tjmo on Saturday night and
at lesser periods on tho proceeding
arl following nights. One unusual
occurrence was tho disturbance hap
pening in tho iftcrnoon. Inquiry at
tho U. S. Radio Station shows that It
was not affected as tho new system of
'ground receiving wiros gave a steady
ing influence which tho other statIo.ii!)
did not have.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Wo deliver groceiios amounting to
$1.60 or ovor free; under thnt amount
tho charge for delivery Is lOo oxtra.
Wo sell for cash, you buy for less.
ECONOMY GROCERY.
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rhas. A. Soaton, a carpenter llvlnq;
at 101! 10. Eighth died yesterday after
noon at his home. He had been ill
for somo time and death was not un
expected. He leaves a wife and one
son. Tho funeral will bo held WdJ
nosday afternoon from tho Baptist
Church.
The nieiubors of tho graduiitlon
class of the North Platto High
School wore asked recently by the
Principal to give tho prospective way
in which each would spend tho com
ing year. Thirteen said they woro
going to somo college, six will go to
business college, one will stay at
homo, one don't taiow, four plan to
toach. Others say they doit't know
what thoy will do but they will work
at something.
At tho regular mooting of the I). A.
R. hold last night at tho home of Mrs
W. IS. Starr, Mrs. York Ilinman gnvo a
report of the National Convontlon re
cently held at Washington. Tho fol
lowing officers woro olected for the
coming yenr: Mrs. York Ilinman, re
gent; Mrs. Ivolth Neville, first vlco-re-gont;
Mrs. Frank Barber, socond vlco
rogont; Mrs. C. V. Koch, secretary:
Miss Graco Moonoy, treasurer; Mrs.
W. 13. Starr, registrar; Mrs. W. C
Reynolds, hlstorlnn; Mrs. A. W. Plum
mor, chaplain.
To tho North Platto Chamber of
Commerce, the -Klwnnls Club, the
churches which prepared meals, citi
zens who opened their homos, W. J
O'Connor, Rush Mercantile Co., the
Ladies' Band, High School Band and
Chamber of Commorco Band, teacliors
and ''pupils of Junior High School,, the
North Platto Tribune and all thoso
who helped mako our Grand Chaptor
Session a huccosb, Slgnot Chapter No
C5, 0. E. S. extends slncore thanks and
appreciation.
Mrs. J. W. Vosoipka, Matron
M. J. Forbos, Pntron.
Mrs M. II Hosier. Sec.
S car ii 9
mem
Durable because
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g manship, Koveralls have buttons that will not pull
rQ H 1 .. I I .'.I 1 I .1 . Ml ' ..
jj on, Duuonnojes stiicnea over coras inai
g.lray out, and double stitched pockets .and 'seams.
The girl's suits is of last color cadet blue twill with
khaki trimming, and
demin; with fast red
Ob Sale
LOT I
$!6.45 .
Values up to 332.50
buy $125
LOT 1
$u.65
Values to $27.50
if?
LOT 1.
ifi
65 4
Values to $50.50
LOT 1
Values to $7.50
a?
Hi -
Hi
LOT
65
Values to $16.00
PRICES HAVE COME DOWN
YOU MUST ADMIT
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ifi Special
Wi Sale in
ffi all Depart-
in ments. dhy goods -women's ready to wear-clothing -shoes
rj ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY J. E .NELSON . MANAGER
flarem
DRESS
Tho new and
merit. Saves wear
dresses. Ii combines the u.tility of a
romper with the attractiveness of a dress., gjj
Stylished finished--well tailored in Bales j
IF"
and French Gingham Materials.
On Sale at $3.95, $4.45.
lid im muw imv
of their material and
(he big boy's of indigo blue
trimming; 1 to 8 years.
95c to 81.45. 1
WOMENS' AND MISSES'
SUITS AND COATS
Remarkable Under Pricing
. LOT 2 "
21
50
Values, lo $52.50
Your choice of the best you can
value in Most Stores QpSLPaJ
WOMENS' AND MISSES'
SILK DRESSES
Dependable Styles and Quality
LOT 2
.$18:
65
Values to $32 50
LOT 5
S37.50
Values to $60.00
WOMENS' AND MISSES'
SILK BLOUSES AND WAISTS
Real Wonderful Sale
LOT 2 "
S4.85
Values io $9.
LOT 5
sir5
Va ues to $21.60
irrvn mnn Ten
careni
is
popular playtime gar-
and tear -of-expensive
work-
win not
LOT 3
65
Values to $75.00
LOT 3
65
Values to $42.50
LOT 6
, $49.65
v Values to $75.00
.LOT ,3
95
Values to $12.00
. L0Tt'6
95c
Values to $1.75
McCall
Printed
Patterns'
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