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It is but natural lor everyone to -compare prices today, witlr, lji0.se ? of
Jast fear. Last year plir prices for clothing ranged from $40.00 'to $7500
. ;Xoday we. are actually bflering- BETTER CLOTHING, at $25.00
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We Want to Snow You Our Wonderful Values at
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These are made o( Pure Silk md ,Wool Wovtecls. a qlas of goods
you've not seen, lor yea(s; and they are made by one.of Americans High
Grad'3 Houses.
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KM Remember that Our Clothes Must Make Good or We Will.
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1921, Davjd Adicr & Sons Co.
LOCAL A1) lES0NAL
Jlrs. Elmer Crawford of Curtis visit- yc,ori,U:V ' ''
.ed in the city yostovday. v v
V. Nelsoa went to Gothenburg Inst
evening to -visit relatives.
Mrs. A. F. Perry went to Cozad
yesterday to'vlhlt relatives.
;y.r. Mrs. Albert LeDioyt cf Pas-. TWO -HXTEltTAINJLKXTS -TO -UK
ttt'n visited at the W. II. LeDioyt haii.-j' OIVK.N IX C0XXKCTI0X WITH
v ! SniOOL fJKAOUATIOX.
Misses Clair and I-rene ItinUor of
Lexington visited friends iii the city
yostorday. . . -
Miss Marjory AVofcb of Bodtora. 1
is the guest of her aunt. Mr3. Moso
McFarland,
...... v. - !-"Loon 8ton came from. Gnyul Island
sP6nt yosterdayHn the c.ty. - i.iAn,, Mr.
Mr. ana Mrs. F. H. Thompson left ' " , T , c? .
yesterday for Roeliester, Minn.
George Felt of Brule wns among the
out of town visitors yeatorday.
Mrs.'G. II. Wurren-of AVallace visit
ed friends in the city ycsterdayi
A. B. Hoagland went to Lexington
yesterday to transact business.
Mrs. Frank Oplo of Sutherland uIfH
ed friends in the city yesterday.
Charles Cooper of Wallace .trans
act! business In the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Echelberry left
Wednesday for Champion Lake to fish.
Chas. Bogue returned from Omaha
yesterday where ho transacted bus
iness. Mrs. Elmer Crosby of Sutherland
"Visited at the M. E. Crosby, homo ynj-
torday.
Mrs. Allen Atchison of Konrhoy is
expected Saturday to visit friends In
the city.
POTATOES! " POTATOES!
A car of Minnosota Pearl "WhHc
potatoos. Both table and seed now on roport a gocl time in spite of the
track. Come and seo thorn. rain.
and Mrs. Joseph Stone
Mr. and Mrs.. J. C. Den will leave
Sunday for Arapahoe to spen(i dec
oration 4hy and visit relatives.
Miss Edna Kingston returned to her
heme in Polk, Xebr. yesterHay after
visiting at the home of Miss Ola Pyle.
Charles yost, who has bean attend
ing Midland College at Fremont dur
ing the past school year, Is expected
heme the first of the week.
Mrs. T. A. Lindenmeyer and daugh
ters Lucille and Anna of Fairfield.
No nr. arrivdl hero this morning and
will visit, at the homo of Mr. nn(i Mr..
J. J. Crawford.
The University Club hold a picnic
at the Stafo Farm Wednosdny ovoning.
This was In the nature of a farewell
for the teachors who are Unlvorslty of
Nebraska pooplo. About fifty wore
present and on account of the rain
the lunch was paton In one of the
fn,rm buildings. Between showers the
folks lilayed gamos outside and thoy
T,ho pupils of St. Patrick's' School
will .prasen't two pntcrlainmonts at tl.o
school hall nt week proceeding the
rrndu.t.tirn excerc'scs of the school on
Wodneuday evening. First is a wost
"eru plcy to tye glvon Monday evojin
by tho boy of tjio schpol. It is called
"Tho Gulden Gul'oh" ' and extensive
preparctiona have boon mado to put
it on in good shape, On Tuesday even
ing the girls of tho school arc to give
the Japanese' operetta, "Ynnki San,",
"h's is a houitirul littlo pleco and !
l-olng prepared with tho utmost caiv.
'rho gradtisition oxcrcises are to take
place on June 1st.
REMBRANDT STUDIO
Nw Open for Business.
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THOMPSOX-POLISKY. ;
Gonriro If. Ttin'mngnn nf Qiitlinlnti,! I
and Miss Christine Pollsky of North
Platto Were married on Tuesday, May
17 at tho Lutheran Church by Rev. r
F. Iiocli. Thoy wore attended by V. A.
'Pollsky. a brother to the bride and
MIbb Elsie Dunn. Only rolntlvoR o,"
botli;partiqB wore .proScnl. .
Mrs. Thompson Is tho .daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Polisky or Wul
laco and has been h nurse in tho Gen
eral Hospital for the past two year
Mr. Thompson is the son of Mr. nni!
Mrs. Wllllnm Thompson of Suthorlaii'l
nnd Is a harbor., The happy young folk
left for u short trip wot.tftor wliic i
they will be at homo to their man"
friends at Sutherland.
LOCAL AND I'KUSONVL
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J. G. Beoler transacted legal busM
noss In Omaha Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Finn loft this morning for
Iiiliannpolis, Ind., to visit.
Dr. Nowmnn of Wallaco was a pro
fessional visitor wednosdny. i
J, T. Keofe wpnt to Arthur .county
yostorday to transact logal business.
M. E. Crosby spent yoBtoiJay in Por
kins county transacting legal Imsi
noss. ( Harvey Ilichmqnd, of Grant, trans
acted Imslnoss in tho city Wednes
day. Loslio Baskins wont to Arthur
county yostorday to transact legal
business. . '
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Anderson of
Wallaco visited frIon)lB in tho city
Wodncsda'y.
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Mr, Van Graven ha3 had twenty years experience
in the New York Studios and gets those- pleasing
poses and lightings which only long experience and
talent can produce.
We solicit the patronage of the Public.
Phone 159 for appointments ,
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I 6th and Dewey St. North Platte, Nebr.
Don't wait to rogrot It. Got yoltr hli
in now. Silont Auction, w. It. Mnlonp
Co. .
Free! Froe! Friday and Snturdi"
only, at ccitnin hours in -tho aftornoon
in ordor to stlmiIato businqss, wo will!
Hffer at spockil hours, a cholco solet 1
tion of pie'eo goods, silks, organdies
vollos, Klaxons., curtain goods, per
cales, glnghnins nnd other much need-'
od goods on tho main floor, nd roadv ,
to Woar garment on tho second floor '
waists, skirts, houso drosses, etc
Never In tho history of this atoro haw
wo over offered to tho lmllnn nf ht
community sucit a wonderful oppor
tunity. Buy ns many "yards of gooo
j as yon llko and1 wo will mako you
prosont of tho satno numlwr of yards
of tjio samo value froe. Buy a skirt.
I waist or a houso dress, an)l wo will
give you your cholco of another free
Phono 5 and inqulro tho hours dlJ
forcnt items nro on sale. Tho Loadr"
Mrrrnntllo Co
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gorgenson,
of Paxton, were among tho out of town
visitors Wednesday.
A baby son! was born to Mr. and
Mrs. ThomaH Ryan Tuesday. .All con
corned nro doing nicely.
Miss Mabello McFarland, who has
boon nttondlng school in Bedford, In ,
Ib oxpected homo tomorrow.
Tomorrow Is (lie last day of tho one
fifth off sale at Wilcox Dopartmant
Store.
Miss Gertrudo Killion, of Koarnoy,
vislt(j.l Miss Marjory Rusaoll yostor
day onroute from Scottshluff to bur
homd.
To whom ara you going to soli your
Hay and Grain? The narrlngton Mer
cantile Co." will offer tho highest
prlcos.
Mrs. John Smith returned to her
heme In Leinoyno, Nobrns,l(n Wed
nesday aftor virtlting hor husbanil
wiio.ls oouflnul in a local hospital
Frank Mcaovern, John DeRolf and
Win. Landgraf wont to Lincoln Tues
day to attend tho state convention of
tho K. C. lodge which Is bolng hold
thoro.
A l)nby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Chironco Day of Shrovoport, La. Tuo
day. Wrs. Day ' was formorly Miss
Myrtlo Boclor. All concerned aro do
ng nlcoy.
Mrs. Emma Rosoncrnntz and sun
Wayno cmo from Contrnlla, Wash.,
Tuosday to visit at tho J. W. Rosen
crant'4 homo onrouto to.tholr now
homo In Coxad.
'Iliore will bo, a dancing party at
tho Country Club this ovunlng Re
freshments will be served. Van Derails
Novelty Orchestra will furnish muijf
for tltp'rvonlng
Mrs. O." L. Swauoutt and daughtor,
Gladys loft Wednesday for Donvor and '
Bouldort, Colorado whoro thoy will j
spend tho summer.
Hour salo at The Leador Mercantile!
Co. to stimulato businoss, at spocial
hours during Friday and Saturday, In
tho aftornoon of each day, 1 to 2
p. in., 2 to a .p. in. and 3 to 1 p. m ,
on dry goods, Indios' waists, sk'lrto,
hoslory, jiouso Idrossbs, iiorcnlo, ging
hams, towels anl towoling. During
tlio hour buy us ninny yards an you
like and we will mako you a prosotlt
of tho sumo numbor of yards of tho
same vnluo absoutoly frco Or buy a
skirt, wajst or a houso dress and wo
will mako you tt prosofit of another
absolutely free. Remember this .is
only for spqcial hours during tho af
tornoon. Phone (55 if you wish to
know what hour certain artlclos nro
on salo.
Mrs. Arthur Rush rotumod from
Omaha Wednesday whoro bIio nccomp
anlol Miss Elslo Wnltoinath who Is
confined to a hospital thoro.
Saturday Is tho last day oSi tiio onc
Ilfth off salo at Wllco,s IJbpar,tmcniE
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NOTICE. , ;y,
fishing or hunting ullowod on
viny fnrm. P. D. DllHoiiLiyng LoJm
Fnrin. . ' , . !$
IF YOU OWNED THE'GOOSE THAT
1-AID THE GOLDEN: EOGB'
WOULD YOU .INSURPJ 'IT? '
Of couibo you would. Woll, you nro
producing tho golden, nuggets , for
yourself ,nnd family! I will Insuro
yoiii' producing nblllty which ia moro
imporinnt hnii tho "Golden Go'so"
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