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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1921)
NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE Ct O N CERT ' . ' - '-"ft, . 1 7; , V rife- :d If ' 4 t , "' "1 J.' by the $ Chamber of Commerce Band Friday, July 15, at 8 o'clock. Court House Park., Earl Stomp, Director. iLJ 4 PROGRAM MarcnFloto's Grand Pageant" -r-., 3.-5.. Engiish Air db Ballot-"Lofa du Bal L.L. -fX - B. Oillot Fox Trot-"Jabberwocky"' ... .11'. -Kender Tho Celebrated -'Minuet" k.ikJE. 1 Pnaorowskl Novelty "Pahson Trombono Fillmore Overture "Goldon Dragon" ..l.., ,K!nq Waltz ""Dream of Paradise"'. .' Barnard Mnrch-"Chlcago Tribune" 1 ' "chambers Seim-JBeeklu Sribune. WILSON TOUT. Editor and Publisher. Enterod at tho North Platto, Nebraska PostofTico as Second Clas3 Mutter. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: One Year, In advance $2.00 FRIDAY, JULY 15Ui, 1921. EDITORIAL. John Den says that ho is going to put his motor on one of tho boats in tho City Lake and tako a cruise. Wo offered to go with him but know ing our limited sea experience he didn't say anything and there the matter rests. Of courso wo expect to weUr Bomo kind of a life preser ver and toll our wife and other family friends good byo but perhapB John didn't know that. Maybo ho win relent and let us try it if lie Jtnows wo aro taking tho proper precautions. Some of tne Societies which aro looking for somo causb for contlnue ing their existonce, might install somo kind of drinking fountains in the city park in p'laco of the arrangement thero now.' Thoracis a Jiydrant with city water and it is good when one is thirsty but it wotfld bo just as good, moro convenient, more sanitary any more sightly if ono of tho many dif ferent styles of bubbling fountains were installed there." The park be longs to tho city and anything tho citizens can do to mako it a more a greeable. placo for us,- is Id'olng some thing worth while. Our wife is a D. A. n. and so wo got invited to the D. A. It. picnic. It was, held last Tuesday evening at tho City Park) It seems the ladies went -out . early and held a meeting of somo kind thero and then Invited tho men, at Supper time. That was per fectly agreeable to tho men, Some of the ladles began to- bo' worried when it looked like Bill Ilendy would 'be lato but when ho got there It turned out that it was a big freezer 1 of ice cream they were worrying about and not Bill. Several other gentlemen wore there. ' The ladlen ' -were very kind to them. That is each man's wife was kind to him. 1 "Wo had a surplus menu, by that wo a mean there was a surplus left whon! ivo got through Things went pretty ; Love, slow arter tne luncn. we were noi ar(j able to go any raster, urn 11 was a merry crowd and wo men voted for another D. A. It. picnic next year if not sooner. Evory woman should have a bank account of her own, according to now circular Issued by tho Nebraska College of Agriculture Extension Sor vlco called "What tho Woman In tho Homo Should Know of Business Af fairs." Tho purpose of tho circular Is to encourage all women to become acquainted with business fundament rils. Somo of tho subjects discussed are bank accounts, life insuranco, in vestmonta and making wills. Tho tin- monso amount of money wasted in wild investments in tho lost fow years lias convinced tho College that It la justj as Important, if not moro so, to know what to ;do with money aftor it is made as it Is to know how to mako it Many women aro so unfamiliar with business affairs that thoy aro aV a loss to know what to lo with money onco they aro possessed of It. Tho re suit Is that they often fo.ll victims of stook salesmen and fakirs. Tho cir cular emphasizes tho necessity of great caro in making Investments. The womon In tho homo should understand tho value of Hfo Insuranco for the protection of herself nnd her children Likewise, tho making of a will should not bo neglected. Much time an,'! money would bo .saved if tho dlstrlbu tlon of estates was arranged beforo tho death of tho owner. This very valuable circular should bo In tho hands of every woman. It may be ob tained through county extension u- gents or. from tho College of Agrlcul turo. Ask for Home Management Cir cular No. 12. Women's clubs who de sire to make a study of this subject may obtain outlines: from tho College. ' :o: NOTICE Upon returning from my vacation yesterday, I found that I was ' too late to get in on the Community Sales Day advertisement but in or der that Brook's Studio may bo rep resent I am making tho following announcement for Saturday only $6.50 per doz. photographs will bo $4.75; $9.50 per doz. photographs will be $6.50; $25.00 per doz photo graphs will be $1G.50. Any hand carved frame In the studio at 20 per cent discount. H. A. BJtOOKS. :o: : Earle Williams In His Equally Extraordinary Photoplay THE SILVER CAR" romance, Heroism, Cow- ice, thrills, Excitement, novel ties, in this splendid vitagraph Production. Sun Theatre at just half price. , Friclav and Saturday. EDWARDS-REYNOLDS CO. LET'S BE DONE WITH PESSIMIS M Wo linve a foot wheat erop, other crop prospeets are hotter than ovor and wo boliovo tlio railroatl will novel moro mon in n short time. ISnsiness will piolc tip. Toot's smile anil save somo jnonoy nnd ho ready i'oi' hottor tltncs. The Savings Department of the First National Bank of North Platte. N J3S7 AliLISlWn IX 1HS(1. CASH IS WORTH MORE TO US. iBKE a it . 'N Aprons For Friday and Saturday. IK Polly Prim Apr&ns i.t Xt i.t i.t It i.t it i.t J.t i.t i.t i.t i.t i.t i.t it i.t it i.t i.t i.t i.t i.t i.t i.t i.t i.t i.t i.t i.t i.t it i.t i.t i.t- i.t i.t i.t i.t it i.t i.t i.t i.t i.t i.t i.t It i.t i.t i.t i.t i.t i.t I.t iX li it i.t i.t i.t it i.t 11 :.t t.t t.t it if t.t i.t Made of Scout Percale in assorted light patterns, shoulder straps, bib U 5 1 1 11 at f.T uiiu uocKet eugea wiui tane; style as i.t illustrated. 'A Ql E::tra Special For Friday and Saturday Rompers $ 00 2 FOR Sizes 1 to G years WAISTS To fit boys 6 to 14 years. 69c, 75c, 95c Plr.in white and colors. Wash Suits To fit boy 2 to Gyears. $1125, $1.45, $1.95, $2.45 Plain white and colors. SLIPONS Bib styles in Chambray or Galetio cloth; for boys or girls in ages 2 to 6 years on sale 50c, 59c, 65c Socks black, it it Aprons For Friday and Saturday? Men's dress kind, white; 8 pair for navy or $1.00 Combed yarn, fine rib, ecru color, sizes 36 to 46. vi. it -it Men's Union Suits. Knee Pants 95c i.t ?.? tr,..,.. ... , xvuuki or,coiion worsted, ages u to 14 years, e Women's Union Suits s S3 69 Cents Hosiery Women's mercerized Lisle white, black, colors. Hose,' t.t t.t it it :t . i.t tt ii i i" :.t M il i.t Jt i.t i.t it i.t i.t I Pinafore Aprons it x ix Sizes 2 to 6 years, Pinafore frocks mdao of Amoskeag Gingham and $ plain pink and blue percale; should- S er strapsp, bibs and pockets ric-rac i.t edged; ideal for hot days for little' $ tots; sizes 2 to 6 years, . 35c i.t i.t : i :.t Ginghams Standard dress or apron styles 15c a yard Combed yarn, fine white, sizes 34 to v46. rib, bleached 50 Cents House Dresses Ginghams or Percales an sale $1.95 $2.45, $2.95 59 Cents ' Women's Wash Skirts iWomens Wash Dresses :t summer wear for golf, tennis, hiking and all ?rc?cks of superior quality in Gingham, Organdies, Dotted Ivities; you'll be surprised at the low price, on B Sy,BBe3 and othcr sheer materials; On sale Fridayand Sat- 1 $4.90, $7.45, $9.85, $1465, $19.65 For geneal summer activities sale Friday and Saturday in two lots, $2.95 and $5.85 $ These dresses are real bargains aiid sale price is less than $ cost of Material. This includes white skirts formerly sold up to $14.00 Toweling 7 yds. for $L DRY GOODS-WOMEN'S READY TO WEAR - CLOTHING - SHOES ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY J.E.NELSON. MANAGER PLAY SUITS Boys or Girls 75c, 95c, $1.25 COMMUNITY DAY SPECIAL. AIcKeo Dimmer Lonsds, Ford aizo regular ?2.50 at $2.00; larger bIzob, regular $3.00 at $2.40 and regular $3.50 at $2.80. Prod Schlemmar, Pord Repair Shop, 513 Locust St Boya' Shirts and Blouses, fast col ore only, and at greatly reduced prices during our great Clearance Sale. E D WAIIDS-RB YNOLDS CO. Want Ads lVunled To buy a good tennis racket Call 430J. Wanted Ooojl second hand disc cultivator. Thos. O. Rowley. Route 3 Box 17. Phono 785F12. For Sale Fivo roqm houso. AU modern. 215 So. Ash. Alsl 3 lots on West Third. Phono 330W. For Sale Six room houso modern except heat South of track and west of Dewey. In first class condition and prlci for quick salo. Will consider car on deal. Phone 919W. For Sulo Upright walnut case pi ano. Phono 1294. For Rent Office COS North Locust. Phono 1209J. For Rent Two sleeping rooms and board. 803 West 7th or Phono 593W. For Snle-Oldsmobllo bIx roadster In first class condition. Can bo soon at Durbln Motor Co. For Rent ICO acres natlvo hay land four miles west of North Platto for this season. Addross II. A. Trlllop C8C 38th St, Des Moines, Iowa. , Wanted Plain sowing at 25c per hour. Children's clothes a specialty. Apply at 902 West 2nd Street. Frtr Sale Two pair Spauldlng 8oz boxing gloves. Also Spauldlng pitching glovo. Small slzo. T. II. caro of Tribune Strayed Eleven head of cattle from tho Osgood farm, 10 miles south of (North Platto. Brand Head. If soon notify J. J. Schram or phono 789P23 Wanted Rollablo contractors to bVl on a now modern hollow tile and stuc co church building at Arnold, Nebr. Plans can bo seen at tho Baptist Par sonage nt Arnold. Scaled bids must bo in by July 20th, 1921, at high noon. Perry O. Silvara, Arnold, Nebr. NEWEST STYLES IN NECKWEAR MEN'S LEATHER WORK GLOVES included in our groat Clearanco Salo. AT JUST HALF PRICE. EDWARDS-REYNOLDS CO. EDWARDS-REYNOLDS CO. SATURDAY SPECIAL' Iwifts Premium Hams 33c Per Pound. McGovern & Stack, PHONE 80. - FREE DELIVERY