NORTH PLATTE- SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
CLINTON, THE JEWELER
CLINTON & SON, The Eye GlassMen .
J Sign oTho Big Ring , Satisfaction Sure Try Us. Graduate Opticians'
IN OUR
DECORATION DAY SPECIALS
GREATER MAY SALE
Specially selected groups of merchandise that will add to the enjoyment
oi your nonoay pncoa at suostantiai savings. '
Speed Up Your Shopping only a Few More Days Lett ot the Sale.
I)J. 0. H. CKESSLEU
GJtADUATK JUJN'TIST
Office ovor tho MoDonald
Stato Hank.
LOCAL AND I'KKSONAL
Joe Plzor enmo from I)euvor Sat
urday lo transact business.
Mrs. L. it. Hlsfohlor loft Snturdny
for Omalui to visit frionds.
Asparagus plants roady now. North
Platto Floral Co.
Judith Rodlno of Gothenburg vlsltod
frlotids In tho city Wednesday. -In
tho harnoHH business again. Sco
me at 1001 N. locust Rogors.
Bids; Bids; nothing but bids on all
out miction. W. H. Malonoy Co.
-Mrs. Kd Mason wont to Ogalnlla
this morning to transact business.
air. and Mrs. Hurry Q, Bhnner are
tho proud pnronts of twins bom Sat
urday. , Don't fall to got "My Mammy" for
your phonograph. Dixon's Muslo
Shop.
Mrs. II. V. Postal roturhad from
Ornntl Island .tho lattor pari of tho
Awoolc'
Order your shrubs and troos of the
North Platto Floral Co.
B. Cooporider of Chappoll under
Wont an opbratlon at a local hospital
Saturday. ,
Mrs. Dora Mo onmo Saturday from
.Missouri to visit at tho homo of Mrs.'
Mary Emory. '
AU'y. Victor Halllg&n went to Oram,
Nebr. yestrday on legal business.
"Look for the Uver Unlng" at
Dixon's Muslo Shop.
Miv and Mrs. A. P. Moore. of Brule
visited friends in tile city Wednesday.
Halph Hansen spdnt Wednesday la
Lexington transacting Masonlo busi
ness.
Jhrery one Is bidding on the Silont
Auction at W. It. Malonoy Co.
Mrs. ChaH. demons of Wnllaco was
among tho otlt of town vlHltors Wed
nesday. D. S. Davis of Ogallula transacted
busliioss Tuoiilny an,i -Wednesday in
tho olty. , ;
IJIds must ho In by 8 p. m. Saturday
May 28th on tho Hllont Auction at AV.
R. Malonoy Co.
Albort ProIUiuor wont to Gothen
burg Wednesday to transact bmilnoits
for tho RomJgh Garago.
Mrs. C. J. Evans of Dob Mollis;
Iowu cnnio yostoi'.Jny to visit at the
homo of Mrs. II. M. "Grimes.
Mrs. Elmer Music returned to hor
homo' In Denver ttftor visiting at the
liome of Mrs. II L. Flotchor..
Mrs. J. II. Donegan and datightci,
Zfta, returned Tuesday from a visit
to various places In the eastern part
of the state where they visited frl
and.
Cuming In all the Ume. Hids on Sir
tnt Auction at W. II. Maloney Co. 1
Miss Bertha, p. Wilson, nil in
structor l- the Stale Normal School
at Chadron, Nobr., will arrive in.
North Platto today to visit relatives. I
The newspaper men of this ptirt ot j
the stato have been Invited to gathtr
at North Plntto on Friday, Juno :!
for tho organization of a District As-'
soclatlon. Secretary O. O. Duck of
tho Nebraska Press Association has
promised to ho hore and quite a num
ber of editors are expecting to at
tend. Thp Chamber of Commerce in
arranging tho entortnlnment feature
which promise to be worth while.
-Tho Lincoln County Council of thr
Hoy Scouts met yesterday noon and
adopted the new constitution. A
copy was forwarded to tho national
headquarter with the fee and the '
application for a cbartor as a first
ciass council, to date tt lias been a
EXTRA SPECIAL
'KHAKI RIDING BREECHES
Sizes 26 to 36
Our Entire Stock of
this Season's
Newest
Full cut and well made or durable
Khaki Cloth, double seated per
fect fitting. A S4.50 value
$.95
&dpair
Straw
Hats
" She walks In hor husbands sleep" eco"1 cIaM council.
"No wonder I'm blue." A record that June' 7 has been se.t us the dato for
takes. Dixon's Music Shop. tho annual Jollification Supper of th.
The dance1 given In tho K. C. hall Twentieth Century Club. Tho event
Wednesday; was largely attended. Pla"ed basement of , the
holtz rirohestrn ofDonvor fitrnlshod Kptocopal Ohurch and Is eagerly
the music. i awaited by the members of tho Club.
You want1 one 'of the suites, mull The addition of two more passens
your bid. Silont Auotlon at "W. R. Ma- er Uam" to the ually schedule of the
lonoy Co. . Union Paciilc will have considerable
Francis Dunn of Grand Island is in B,Te5t o local employees of that
m n 1 m
OFF' ?L
MENS AND YOUNG MENS
Spring and Summer Suits
$
Values up to
$27.50
Values up
to $32,50
$
00
Values up
tog40.00
Values up
to $45.00
3400
Mrs.
IJlrt nll.v thin wnnV vlalltn. r.l....l. , I l'Udll It waa natllllutoil 1nl nluhl
Tnliita.n. mill ii it I "vw. , .cuing ii iujiua nun i -- - -..-,...v...
jomson will attend tho loojdng after business mnttors. He!tlmt f""y twenty-five men would be
.irrniliinllmi ..v..i... ... n. .. . i
. ' uoiiiGnuurg wss formerly lii busitifMiR lin
. hum ovoning. u
;;-Mr8.W.C.Plui,1orrotnrno,,. ,,.J. MraGTK? I'mtor ,ms rotl
.-jbom, in Omaha Saturday af tor visit- B,L,, ! ,..
,.v..,,, niium qi,u njiuuv it low
! days vlBltlng nnd nttondln t& ' cfub
ilHK Mlns Frazlor.
, y,Mlsa Mary Dennis of Unlv'orsltv
. JPlaco enmo yo8torda to visit at the
fWi w- Kluor homo.
John McOlnloy returned to Koystono
matters,
" Mrs. Johri Tlgho enmo tho nrst ot
tho wook from Lexington nnd wl'l
loavo next wcok for Lovoland, Colo.,
parents
Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Eyorly ot
Horshoy vuiltod frlouds nnd rolntlvos
In tho city yesterday.
Mrs. T. K. cook returned to hor
home in Omaha iiflor visiting hor
parents in tho'oltyr
Vnnlnrilnv nf i 'j . '" iiuai. niuit lur IjOVOiailll, VO 10.,
wun nor son Loo.
Mrs. Anna Luke foturnod to hor
liomo lu Washington Wednesday en
route 1y tho way of Lincoln to .visit
hor son. She has boon visiting ho
mothor Mrs, Mary Emry.
f Atl a ,,f m,. It,.,. ... .!., .... .
nrt ...... I 111 kiiv iiuiun uiuiviiuu oul or OUT
vor is elir, " ?r,0lf,0,, f Ddh"',Mt 1,10 nouncomont of
i? A T f . t"n,0rr,)w to vl.lt nt ,11,0 birth or n girl to Mr. and Mrs.
F and r 7," f , Umls Lpshit on Friday Jlay 20.
l!i ! ii 1 1 mi frl0',aS a,Ul 8,l0I)- IoK Joly. .
r O n n ftJ'' , 1 Th0 nrllcl08 loft vr from tho form-
.i... ." . . .v riro uiiiH and some rooently contrib
ute) I articles will bo on solo at the
Durbln Garago noxt Saturday, May US,
during tho aftornoon.
Mrs. Mary Rogers was In tho city a
f.lll. .l.l.fr. 11.1.. 1.
Afi- -in.i nt... ii.' . m,H "!'ult " er way irom
:2nLU: . !AXJUn l:aUmml Onmhu. where sho spont tho winto-.
mo iitnoss of his sou Townsoiul.
Mrs. Lochlol, Johnston will loavo
for a visit at' Grand Island Thurs
day. She will only bo gone a few
days. '
to tholr homo In Mlndon this morn
lng after vlBltlng at tho homo of Mrs.
1 13. lloffnor.
A numbor of frionds surprised E.
It Slvlts Thursday night at his
homo. Tho ovanlng was spoilt in i
games aflor which lorroHhmontH '
wore survod. I
1. J. Jossup or, Lincoln visftod '
friends In the city IJrlday onrouto to
hU homo from wostoin points. Ho
waa a formec. vesldpnt,
A iminhnr of frleilds motored to
tho h6ma of C. F. Slvlt Just out side
the city Friday ovoning nnd delight
fully surprised him. After a ploasant
evening refreshments wuro served.
Miss Mather Sohwatger returned
from Mullen Monday whore she has
been teaching tichool .and will spend
the summer vacation with her par
ent Mr. and Mrs. Sobastlaii Soh
watger. Mr. and Mrs. Italph Clabaugh and
Mr. and Mrs. .Donald Clabaugh loft
. Sunday for Omaha after vtsltng at tho
J. F. Clabaugh homo. It Is reported
that thoy aro making this trip with a
view of loauUiig In buslnoss thoro.
G. S. Huffmnn ot Santa Anna, Cnl.,
who has boon visiting frionds In tlio '
olty will lonvo In a few days for '
Omaha. Ho will attend the gradua-
tlon exorcise of his son, Harry.
"Harry is to grniluato In Juno from
tho School of Modlclno of the Unl
verslty of Nebraska.
ttvi-
changod In some way. Sonio will
movefi'oin freight to passenger scr
vice, olhors will go from tho extra
board to regular ' and others will
nmlpB changes In. their runs ,
J. D. Payno, nmkds a goinpleiTe rer
port of tho activities or tho Peopled
Mission Free Lunch, to tho Secretary
of tho Chamber of Commerce, each,
wook. Tho roport for the week undj
ing May 22 sliowed that he hnd re
ceived $14.08 in cash aud hati spent
$41.51. Tho roport sliowed the dona
tions of food and tho amount of each
kind on hand at tho end of the week.
It was very businesslike.
Hour sale at The Leader Mercantile
Co. to stimulate business, at special
hours during lJ"rldaan,(i Saturday, In
tho aCternqon of enclT day, 1 to ?
p. m., 2 to 3 p. m. and 8 to 4 p. m ,
on .dry goods, lndlos' waists, skirts,
hoslory, house lrpssos, porcaro, glng
hnms, towols aiifl" towollng. During
tho hour buy as many yards as you
like and wo will mnko you a presont
at tho saino numbor of yards ot tho
same vnluo absoutoly froo Or buy a
skirt, waist or a houso dross and wo
will mnko you a present of another
absolutely free. Homombor. this l.i
to Donvor, where Bho will visit during only for spooial hours during tho af
file Bununor. She says the Trlbuno wou tornoon. Phono 55 if you wish to
jiiBt llko two lottors a wook from know what hour certain articles ore
home. . ou Blllc-
KHAKI SHIRTS
Sixes 14 to "-17
Mens Fast Color Hose
Made of good Armv Khaki
Double Stitched Throughout
A Good $2.00 Value
ClI each
Mens Dress
Shirts
Mens Neckwear
7 Pairs for $1.00 All Colors
19c
Mens Athletic
Union Suits
79c
Mens Athletic
Union Suits
95c
Mens Ribbed
Union Suits
95c
Mens Lisle Hose -
23c
N
Boys All Wodl H$ln
green & brown caps g JjC
Boys Two
Pants Suits
Sfk.85
9
Mens Dress Pants
Mens Outing Shoes'35
Mens White
Handkerchiefs
Mens Fancy
Soft Collars
1 1. S C "5 E IviS 13
Co.
We Prepay
Porcel Post
NORTH PLATTES FOREMOST CLOTHIERS
We are "RIGHT" on the corner.
Opposttc Fifst National Bank
Mail Orders
Promptly Filled
The Daughters of tho American
Itevolutlon andHhelr families wllli ians took a hike last Monday evening
hold a picnic at tho State Farm on
Friday, Juno 10. Plans are being
PLAYBIl PIANO AT
SACIUFIC1C PRICE
Wo, Uavo a strictly high grtulo playor
piano ln8torago In North, Platto. No
reasonalilo 'offer rofused for quick die-'
posal. ifisy tor ms if responsible. Write '
at ouce If Interested to the Denver
Music Company, Denver. Colorado.
No Ambitious Man
lis io!-Mskm shows vun to ho
is without a hank ncoounti
a man of
Method, Caution and Thrift
The people with whom ou deal have mot'.e respiel for ou
il nu p.n 1 (heik instead i i i tu reii s a matler of
prurience as vU as ambition, open our aeeonnl with us.
flP NORTH PLATTE. NBB
worked out to make this a big event
in the history of the local chapter of
the D. A. It.
Tho committee on Automobile Races
fdr tho Fourth of July colebrntion
has sent out entry blanks to a list of
over 200 nice drivers. Qujto a few In
quiries havo been received Includiug
those of Rhlley, but to dato tho only
entry hnd been mndo by Albort Prol
tauor with his Dodgo Special.
Free! Frool Friday and Saturday
only. at. cflrtnln hours in tho aftornqon
In ardor to stimulato buslnoss, wo will
olfer at spoqlal hours, n cholco seloc
t lull of piece goods, silks, orgnndloa,
voiles, Floxons, curtnln goods, pei
cnlos, ginghams and othor much neod
od goods on tho main Hoor, and roady,
to wear gnrmonts on tho second floor,
waists, skirts, houso drosses, etc.
Novor In the history of this storo have
wo ever offored to tho ladlos of this
community . such a wonderful oppor
tunity. Buy ns many yards of goods
ns you like a'nd wo will mnko you n
projont of tho same numbor of yards
of the same value free. Buy a skirt,
waist or a houso dross. nnH wo will
glvo you your cholco of another free.
Phono 55 and inqulro tho hours dlf-J
foront Itonis nno on salo. The Leader
Mercantile Co. . ' '
Lookout Campflro Girls anil guard-
and had supper at the river. It was a
farewell to Miss Gaylo Isonsee, the as
sistant guardian and as a token of ap
preciation f6r her interest in the camp
tho girls presented her with n gold
Eyorslmrp pencil. Miss Isenseo has
been teaching in tho city schools dur
ing tho past year but will not return.
DID YOU KNOW
That wo have two nice little
homes Just finished on West Sixth
St? Immediato possession; $500 down
balance like reilt Also some nlco
resident lots on payments. Let us
show you these bargains and tho '
easy terms.
THE II. & S. AGENCY.
aiggET3gglgHr"JA,4gnt"gl
SATURDAY SPECIAL
CHOICE COKNFEl)
121.. to 171.C
20c
Beef fot Roast
Prime Rib Roasts
JQUIU noil 1Q tQ 121
Hamburger 2()c
CHOICE LAMB "
Lamb Shoulder onc
Lamb Stew 101 n
Lamb Log J. I IIIIZ"" c"
Lamb Chops """"95c
CHOICE VEAL " "
Ground real Loaf 0fro
V Vill 1UUSL
Veal Stew
Veal Breasts
Veal Liver
::o:
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate No. 1814 of Hanson M. Grlmos,
decensed, In tho County Court of 1
Lincoln County, Nebraska. 1
Tho State of Nohraska, ss: Creditors
of said estate will tako notice that tho
time llmltefl for presentation. and 111
1 1? of claims against said estato 1
September 28, 1921, and for settle
ment of said estato Is May 24th.. 192? ;
that I will sit at the county court room
in said County on Juno 2Sth. 1921. at
10 o'clock a. m., and on Soptomlmr
28th. 1921, at 10 o'olock a. in., to re
ceive pxnmlno. hoar, allow, or nUjust
all claims and objootlons duly (Hod. I
Dnted May 24, 1921. 1
WM H C WOODIIURST.
(SEND County Jvi Ipo
-7 25c
r 20c
- 20c
15c
CHOICE PIG VOR1C
Fresh Side Pork ' 171.
Dry Salt Side Pork n ' 1 r
Pickled Pork fJ-
Dold S.ugar Cured Skinned Ham, haffoT whofe" 35c
Peanut Butter ,
Nut Margarine "
Salter Kraut , per quart "
Home rendered Lard, -"
Special prices on 25 or 50 lb. caifs orYaTreUots
Leaf Lard 191
Homo Made Liver Sausage V I1 3 -
The above meats are strictly fresh'aiidYot fi mcki -house
product. We buy our live stock direct froth the far I
era of Lincoln County. Free Delivery to all parts of V
city. Try our meats and be convinced of their quality
Open until 10 p. m. Saturdays. "
i P,H?OK & sons
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