NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
I THE SALE OF EVERYTHING GOES REGARDLESS OF, COST IN THE SALE OF
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OUR GREATER CLEAN-UJP SALE
THE GREATEST VALUE GIVING EVENT IN NORTH I'LATTE NOTHING RESERVED. NO .101 LOTS
ROUGHT FOR THIS, OUR GREATEST SALE. ALL OUR REGULAR STOCK OF HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE
TO CHOOSE FROM. MANY ITEMS ON SALE NOT MENTIONED IN THIS AD.
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SUITS
Men's and Young Men's High Grade
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THIS SALE INCLUDES ALL THE WELL KNOWN MAKES SUCH AS KUPPENHEDIERS, CLOTH CRAFT, HY
CRAFT AND OTHER HIGH GRADE MA3CES.
Mens and young Mens
SUITS
Sold up to $30.00
$18
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Sold up to $40.00
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Men and Young Mens fj
SUITS
Sold.up to S50.00
Mens Dress Trousers
Value
up to $9.00
1485
All Wool
Blue Serge
Trousers
$8.50
values
Men's Dress Shirts
values up to $3.00
$1,1
Men's
Cuff or Attached
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Khaki Shirts
31.18
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Men's $5.00 Tan Silk Shirts,
Collar atteached, a $9 Qfl
$5.q0 value $JiUU
Boys' Sport Shirts, va Cn
lies up to $1.50 T'ub
Men's Ralston Dress Shoes,
values up to $15.00 (Jg gjj
One lot Men' Dress Shoes,
values up to $6.00 (jjjj
One lot Men's Work Shoes,
values up to $6.00 (jJJ JJj
Men's $1.50 Ribbed .7C-,
Union Suits I Ub
SUIT
Men's $1.25 Athletic re
union Suits I Ub
SUIT
Men's $1.50 Porous (MIR
Union Suits P I I J
SUIT
Men's Genuine B. V. D.
Shirts and Drawers OKp
garment club
Men's Hose. Fast Colors
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One lot Men's Summer CK
Caps, values to $3.00 Uub
Men's White 15c Hand
kerchiefs L
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$3.95 Wf
fox
Men's Fancy Soft
Collars
9c
.5c
the HIRSCHFELD co
NORTH PLATTE'S GREATEST CLOTHIERS FOR MEN AND BOYS
Any Straw Hat
One-Half Off.
Bathing Suits
One-Half Off.
XOCAL AND PERSONAL
Dr. Mario Ames spoilt yestordny In
Omaha, attorning to business mattoM.
horo visiting his mother Mrs. F. Covoll
ana his slstor Mrs. Edmund Dlckoy.
NEWEST STYLES IN NEOICWEAR
included In our groat Clcarauco Snlo.
, EDWARDS-REYNOLDS CO.
Marcel Kolllhor of Chicago Is horo
for a fow days VlHltlng at tho E. F.
Sooborgor homo.
NEWEST STYLES IN NECKWEAR
included In our groat Clearanco Salo.
EDVARDS-REYNOLDS CO.
"W. T. Elliott, ConsUiblo at Brady,
was-.-a business vlBltor at tho Court
Houbo yostorday;
Mrs,, Jon. Condlt Is off duty at
Dratlt Ooodmon & Ruckloy office on
account of sickness.
Roys' Shirts and Blouses, fast col
ors pnly, ana nt greatly reduced priced
during our groat Cloaranco Salo.
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fSUN theatre
Sunday and Monday.
A drama of the
Jinvoc wrought by
a woman's indecision.
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SHUBTLE
INC.
presents
LITTLE
FOOL
Of mm the novel bye-"
Jack LONDON
' Enacted on tht $creen by on
ALL-STAR CAST
Including Milton Sills, Ora
Carew, Nizel Barrie Nalto,
' 2-reel comedy.
Hazel Darbor returned yesterday
from Lincoln whoro sho has boon
attending tho qummer school of tho
Unlvorslty of Nobrnska
Mr. and Mrs. Warron Flotchor and
son arrived horo n tholr car yester
day to spond a fow days visiting' at
tho homo of Mr an(i Mrs,. I. A. GIN
bort.
Boys' Shirts and Blouses, fast col
ors only, and at groatlyreducod prices
during our great Clearanco Salo.
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AttornoyB Cnrr nnd Buskins mado a
professional trip to Ogallala tho first
of no week, roturnlng Wednesday
ovonlng.
Scout Executlvo Elinor L. Stephens
loavos Saturday for Culvor, Ind.,
whoro ho will attend a school for
Scout Executives. Ho will bo gono
for two weeks or moro.
Tho vory finest shoes mado for Mon
Included In this Salo at tho radical re
duction of ONE-THIRD OFF REGU
LAR' PRICE. Bettor buy two or throo
pairs whllo tho buying Is good i
EDWARDS-REYNOLDS CO.
Mrs. C. J Porklns and daughtor
who havo boon visiting rolatlvos In
Freoport, 111. nnd In Now York City
for tho past flvo weeks returned to
To whom aro you going to soil your
Hay and Grain? Tho Harrington Mer
cantile Co. will offor tho highest
prices.
Tho W. C. T. U. will hold a basket
plcntont,tho Stato, -Farm on Tuosday,
August' 2- Mcadamos Hook, Rhodes
and Snyder woro npppolnted us host
esses for that meeting.
Mothors: This Is the tlmo to buv
that boy his school suit. Prices now
down to bol rock Como'nnd see what
wp havo to offer.
EDWARDS-REYNOLDS CO.
, Totnus Polso wns brought into tho
County Court yostorday on tho cliargo
of fishing without a license nnd flnoki
and coste amounted to $10.60.
Mr. and Mrs. Fordlnand Tanglor nr
rlvod horo yostorday from California,
whoro thoy havo boon visiting rola
tlvos for somo Umo. Mr. Tangier says
ho will stay In North Platto although
California is flno.
Mothors: This 1b tho tlmo to buy
that boy Ills school suit Pricos now
(town to bc)l rock Como and soo what
wo havo to offpr
EDWARDS-REYNOLDS CO.
Mr. and Mrs. Thoa.C. Bowon aro
tho proud possossora of a baby girl
born last night at tho Platto Valloy
Hospital. Mrs. Bowon was formerly
Miss Josophlne McMlohaol.
Herman BalOB was takon into tho
County Court by a Deputy Gamo War
don yesterday and pleaded guilty to
fishing without a llconso, Ho wan
fined $8.10 including costs.
Mothors: This is tho tlmo to buy
that hoy his-school suit. Pricos now
down to bo;i rock Como and boo whnt
wo havo to offor. ' .
EDWARDS-REYNOLDS CO.
their homo hero tho first of tho week.
Mrs. Andy Wessburg wont to Den
ver today, bolng called thoro by tho
serious Illness of her daughtor Mrs.
Mable McCoy, who Is in a Banltnriuni
thoro suffering from tuberculosis.
Abnor J. Woasberg accompanioU his
mothor on tho. trip. . '..
Jas. Roddy rcturniK Wednesday
from a fow weeks at Exelslor Spring3
whoro ho hns been resting and taking
somo trentmonts. Ho says. "(that ho
is glad to get back to North Platto
and that it is too hot down there
for him to enjoy It long.
Harry PIzor, who was operated on
this week? for appendicitis was re
ported tills morning as getting along
nicely. Tho operation was perform
ed In Donvor, where Harry Is now
working. His parents Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Plzcr aro thoro with him.
Tho funeral of Mrs. S. C. Wills
will Ojo hold at Wollfloet thtB after
noon. Mrs. Wills Is tho wife of S.
C. Wills, formorly County Commiss
ioner of Lincoln County and mothor
of Mrs. I. W. Conant, Mrs. W. F,
Llnnomoyor and Charletou Wills.
Wo have received n beautiful as
sortment of Bowing baskets, fruit
baskots and . sorving trays. Those
nro .In tho Jnpaneso woavo, hand
painted and inako a ploaslng gltt
IPricoa $1.G0 to $7.00. Clinton & Son,
Jowolors anl Opticians.
Tho 'vory finest shoos mado for Mon
InclmledDn this Salo at tho radical re
duction of ONE-THIRD OFF REGU
LAR PRICE. Bettor buy two or threo
pairs whllo tho buying Is good
EDWARDS-REYNOLDS CO.
All boy scouts nro Invited to go out
to Camp Roberts today with tho
bunch nnd stay over night Scout Ex
ecutlvo Stephens will bo with tho
boys. Each Is oxpoctoll to tako what
ever bedding nn(i food suppplles ho
will neod for tho hlko. Fomo scout
work will bo done whllo at tho camp.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Flkos and son
Lnw.renco who havo been visiting old
friends hero for sovoral days, loft
Wodnesday for Calironyn whoro
thoy will mnko a number of stopa
and visit frlonds. Thoy formorly
lived horo and aro woll known to tho
railroad pooplo who wore horo twenty
years ago.
Robort D. Graham of Donvor ad
drossod tho momboro of tho Platto
Vally Lodgo No. 32 A. F. & A. M. in
tho lcflgo room Tuesday evening, A
bout ono hundred mombers woro pro3
cnt in Bplto of tho heat and thoy woro
Unanimous in expressing apprecia
tion to. tho speaker for tho instruction
and entorUiinmont thoy onjoyol. His
subject was "Finding tho Lost
World."
Mothors: Thls is tho tlmo to buy
Uiat boy his school suit. Pricos now
down to bull rock Como and soo what
wo havo to offer.
EDWARDS-REYNOLDS CO.
COMMISSIONERS'. PROCEEDINGS
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The Board of County Commissioners
jnets in tho, Lincoln County Court
House Monday, July 11, with present
Commissioners Springer, Cohagou
and Coker and CountytClqrk Allen.
The following bills woro allowed
and opprovejij ,
R. Rasmussen, mdse., $24.90.
' A. E. Woods, mdso., $10225.
Mrs. Geq. Williams, mdse., 6. t
O. N. Sholty, $21.
Joo Sodorman, special bridge $53.
Howard Porklns special bridge $30
Sam McCalg special brldgo $44.00
Sundry persons specal brldgo
. R. Earlhart special brldgo $57.00
' J. E. Earlhart special brldgo $57.00
f BUI Palmer Bpecial brldgo $15.00
J Win. Earlhart special bridge $57.00
Emma Pulver Co. poor $72.00
H. Coker phono callB $3.45
Sundry persons dragging $81.00
Boll Phono Co. phono rent $33.01
Boll Phono Co. calls $28.40
A. Boyer special brldgo $12.00
M. Cochran special brldgo $18.00
Chas. Sweet tax refund $0.41
F. M. Drako special brldgo $33.00
J. II. Van Cleavo Com. 2 $10.00
R. A. MoWha stato $78.00
Loo Tolllon dragging $9.00
Brady Vindicator printing $18.84
It A. Browor special bridge $G3.00
L. M. Cochran state $40.20
Chns Boyco stato $9G.OO
John.Rohren special brldgo $50.40
Qlms Trembly Special brldgo $4.50
W. Armstrong Bpecial brldgo $5.40
Sundry porsons special brldgo 55.50
, Olllo Schwantz special bridge $6.00
H. Schwantz special bridge $12.00
Sundry porsons surveying $33.00
R. L. Rhino dragging $36.00
El Williams dragging $7.50
Roy McGco dragging $2.40
Wilson Bros. Btnto $19. 00
A; J. Salisbury prlsonors board
$177.75.
A. J. Salisbury jailor feeb $136.50
A. J. Salisbury miloago nnd ex
penses $282.70.
A. J. Salisbury offico expenses
$74.39.
Light nnd Power Co. $37.72
Torroy brldgo Bpoclnl $23.70 .
II. S. Karrlger dragging $14.40
B. A. Nation dragging. $11.30
Royal Allison dragging $33.30
J. W. Roso dragging $36.00
p. TL Slovens sorvicos $28.00
Mary Brodbock rent $10.00
Fred McCalg Bpocial brldgo $535.00
Surjiry porsonB 'special brldgo
$390.20.
$211.00.
Andy Hito dragging $13.50
Scott Shaner mdse. $30.00
Elmer Chnso special brldgo $12.00
. R. L. Lowls special brldgo $12.00
Frank Drako special brldgo $12.00
AndyClapp special brldgo $6.00
'Chas, Grant special brldgo $12.00
W. Shaner apodal brldgo $6.00
W. H. Davis 'special brldgo $12.00
Geo. Knoff special brjigo $57.00
Wm. Shaner special bridge $21.90
Joo Houser special bridge $19.50
Elmer Chaso special bridge $15.00
Walter Wilson was appointed road
.overseer-DIst 49 to fill tho vacancy
caused by the death of F. A. ZImmer.
Board adjourned.
UNION MADE OVERALL, HEAVY
WHITE BACK 220 DENIM, full cut
and every pair guaranteed. Price- so
low you'll buy several pairs. Como
look at them.
EDWARDS-REYNOLDS CO.
Following tho protost of H. D. Luto,
secretary of tho Nebraska Farm
Bureau Feleratlon, tho railroads have
withdrawn their application so far as
Nebraska is concearned, baforo tho
Iflntorstato commerce commission for
a restriction of tho norind of furntsh-
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,ing neaiea cars ior tno smpmont oi
fruit and vegetables. This matter was
.6f particular interest to Nobraska po
tato growers. Tho railroads in the
past havo been required to furnish
heaters for cars from Octobor 15 to
April 15. They sought to reduco tho
period from December 1 to March 1.
Tho shorter period was favorel by tho
largo commission firms who have
largo storago facilities. It would tend
to aid them In a speculative way by
allowing them to hold up prices dur
ing periods when It would bo unsafe
la ship on account of freozlng wc'atJi
or. On tho other hand it would work,
an untoM hardship on tho small ship
per and tho growor who desires to
ship his own produce by increasing
his shipping hazard and at times caus
ing him heavy losses.
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UNION MADE OVERALL, HEAVY
WHITE BACK 220 DENIM, full cut
and every pair guaranteed. Prlco bo
low you'll buy several pairs. Como
look at them.
EDWARDS-REYNOLDS CO.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
By virtue of a resolution ttuly en
acted by tho Board of County Com
missioners of Lincoln County, State of
Nebraska on the 25th day of June,
1921, notice is hereby given that said
Board of County Commissioners of
Lincoln County, State of Nebraska,
passed tho following resolution, 'dW
claring an omorgoncy exists and au
thorizing the immediate repairs and
restitution of certain bridges and ap
proaches :
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, tho extreme high water,
caused by floo'ds, in the North' and.
South Platto and Platte Rvers, lurlng
tho month of Juno, 1921, in the County
of Lincoln, Stato of Nebraska, has
damaged and destroyed all or a part
of the brldgos over said Rivers in said
County, to such an extent Uiat thoy
aro mado impassable anl seriously
Inconvenience tho public; '
AND WHEREAS said bridges have
been condemned for passago, by the
Board of County Commissioners of
Lincoln County;
AND WHEREAS It is necessary for
said County to repair said bridges im
mediately, so that that portion of the
brjl'ges now standing, - can bo pro
tected, and all of tho bridges bo mado'
passable;
AND WHEREAS said repairs aro
required for the public good, and in
tho opinion of tho County Commis
sioners an emergency exists;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE
SOLVED that slnco tho high flood
wators havo damagoll and destroyed
all or a part of all the bridges over
tho North Platto, tho South Platto and
Platto Rivers in tho County of Lin
coln, Stato of NobraBka, and slnco It Is
for tho public good that said bridges
be repaired and roplaccd Immediately
so as not to seriously inconveriienco
tho public.
WE, THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS, hereby declaro
that an emergency oxists, nnd bo it
further resolved that a contract bo on
tored into Immediately for tho repair
"nnd ii'.stltutlon of saHl bridges, ap
proach or approaches.
Passofl and approved this 25th day
of Juno, 1921.
E. W. SPRINGER,
T. M. COHAGEN,
HENRY COKER,
County Commissioners.
(SEAL) A. S. ALLEN,
County Clerk.
SPECIAL
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At Eshleman'p Feed Store, 310 East Front Street, a branch
of the Hershey Flour Mill where the wheat grower and
consumer can get good bargains. Go to your nearest mar
ket and ask what you can get for your wheat, and then go
to your merchant and ask what he will take for seven or
eight hundred pounds of flour; or come to our store and
get 39 pounds of flour for one bushel of wheat that will
test 68 or better and no smut; and 20 bushels of wheat will
get you 14 sacks and 8 pounds of flour. So just figure out
how much flour you could get If you sold your wheat and
bought your flour of the merchant. Wholesale price to ev
eryone, 10 sack lots $1.80 per sack, single sacks $1.95. We
always aim to please. Phono 175 L. W.
Frank Dowhower, Mgr.
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