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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1921)
THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE 13 Sale of Plush No. 4882 Coatees of Laplnex Pluah, trimmed with deep shawl collar of flno quality Racoon, fancy- sash bolt fin ished with two orna ments. Lined thru out with fancy Satin do China and, warmly interlined. Length 36 lnchc!?. $39.65 'I m. it n i -'KKh $ -r3 4. a. h, ' ' T P 1 M No. i? I ' 1 1 4808 .'Wrap of Laplnox Plush, doep novelty ' capo collar trimmed in hack with fancy k tasHel, novelty sleeves finished with fancy Bilk tattsolB. Lined throughout with fancy silk ana warmly interlined. Length 42 Inches. $39.65 No. 4810 Novelty Cont of Lap. lncx riush, large convertible Tuxedo Revero In front enn be worn closed, deep pointed collar trim med with largo silk tnssel, convertible belt finished with two fancy tassels. Lined throughout with fancy silk nnd Warmly Interlined. Length 42 IneheH. $34.65 1 No. 4824 Coat of 4 LAP! N EX The Shelton Looms LaplndX- Plush triinmeavun-,t .deep shawl coUarif -cuff and tcn-incn border of fine nuallty Black Opossum, nov elty sosn bolt n sn i" od. with, fancy ailkVW tassels. Lined thtti-,1 out with fancy sUk-K and warmly interlin ed. Length 40 inches S60.50 V .y No. 4800 Coatee of Laplnex Plllnh ntlil Hrtlf nllfiwl collar, narrow ' belt ail arounu. Liinuu throughout with fan- cy- Venetian and warmiy mieriineu. Length 3C Inches. '' $19.65 Goats 1 No. 4808 Coat of Lnplnox Plush, trimmed with doep shawl collar, cuITh, and ten-Inch border of fine quality Kit Coney sash belt Mulshed with two or naments. Lined thru out with fanoy Vene tian. ' Length 3R Inches. ' $24.65 I,;,; ,;, v.. Y A Soeciallv Arranged Saleibf Values You eciai Arrangement You may select the garment you desire for this fall, make a small- payment and we will hold your coat for fu ture delivery. i I August B A reputable New York manufacturer who operates 'tin a large scale with pile fab- pdcoats is making' it possible for one store in each city to offer these splendid Values tremendous buying power , of fabrics the large volume of early sales made -are only a few ot the reasons "Whipl! bring tire cost of these coats down to a minimum. ' Fortunate indeed are we to be able to par ticipate vlth hundreds of other mer chants throughout the US. A. in the distribution of Ihpse wonderful values; We earnestly advise an early visit to our garment department, where you can carefully inspect, try on and examine these remarkable coats priced in accord ance with the whole idea of "volume sales." MODELS Full, three-quarter and short lengths staple, novelty styles. Your every whim can be satisfied a. suitable' model for every figure. FABRICS The world's best producers of pile fabrics have furnished the materi als. The silk luster which denotes'quality reflects elegance in every garment. FURS Quality is not lost sight of in the 1 uxurious furs with which these garments are embellished. Plush Goats will bo in bigger, demand than over the coming season. Never; however, will such prices a gain prevail this year. Pre-season values at less than after-season prices. lanket Sale This Is Blanket Save -20 to 40 Percent---Buy Now. Blankets Cotton-DouBle Bed Size $1.98 2.3S, 2.65 .Tan, White, Grey We hope you will avail yourself of the opportunity to come to our store and see our beautiful, colorful, warm Beacon Blankets of all descriptions on display. You will be surprised at the low prices. AUGUST THE BLANKET BUYING MONTH Blankets Wool-Nap Double Bed size $2.98, 3.45, 3.98 White, Grey, Tan g Week. 1 Ski F&rwell Blooikets Blankets Wool and Part Wool Double Bed size .35, 4.83, 5.35: Plaids and Solid Colors Blankets Wool and Part Wool Double Bed size $5.65, 5.90, 6.25 Plaids and Solid Colors ft none better BLANKETS $7.65 UP TO $14.65 Dtiy now j-bui-'w'inter neoda during August Dlankot Sale. You may select blankets for fall, make a small payment and wo will hold for future delivery. REMNANT SALE Silks Dress Goods Wash Goods Outings 4 INCORPORATED jm " HOUR SALES Hosiery 3 to 5 p. m. Brassiers 3 to 5 p. m. As many ns you liu ve will jrivo von lrRKE DRY GOODS -WOMEN'S READY TO WEAR - CLOTHING SHOES ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY Jo E o NELSON 9 MANAGER EOOAL I) PEKSCINAL : , : - I-Yank AInrtlh Is reported to bo ser iously 111 at his homo. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clias. Wymau will loavo tomorrow ,fgr Holly, Qolo. Hugs dusted, denned or slzcj, P'-oncs 1039W or Q1W. Victor Hnlllgiin transacted Icgel business In Kimball yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. John Vernon visited friends In Sutherland Wednesday. Miss Alma Mayflold loft yostorday for Qrooley, Colo., to spend n woolc. Mrs. Minnlo Paul left yosiorday for Red Cloud. Xebr., to visit relatives. Miss Alleo Lnngford Is off duty o'i n vacation from the Austin jowolry ' store. ' Miss Clara Dooth and Gladys Corn well loft yesterday for Grand Island to visit. Mr. UroworHof Hershoy wus the guest of MIbb Evolyn Loypoldt Wednesday, Miss MyrtlQ Konworthy left yostor day for Grand Island to visit frlonds for a fow days. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cox and Mr. and Mrsj Win. Dean loft Wednesday ior Estod Park by auto. Father Sullivan returned to Elm Crook ycBtorday aftor visiting at tho homo of Father McDald. Mrs. II. P. Johnson returned to her homo In Pratt, KnnBaa, aftor visiting hor daughter Mrs. L. E. Mason. Elmer Finney returned to Kearney ycBtorday aftor visiting at thp-homo of his Bister Mrs. Fi'ank Nolnn. Carl Relnoh of Omaha arrived In tho city yesterday to visit al tho homo of lils slstor Mrs. John Nolan. Mr. and Mrsi T. N. Arnold and daughter Marjory returned yestorday from Estos Park whoro they spent a week. Mrs. M. Henry Gllfoyl loft Wednes day for Portland, Oregon, to visit at the homo of hor brother Dr. Chaa. Carr. MIbb Francos Dolph returned Wed nesday from Lincoln whoro sho spont n two weeks vacation from duties nt tho Malonoy storo. 1 E. K. Buck, proprietor or Buclc Booterle, transacted buslncsa In-'tho city this week and returned ' to hl.i home In Omaha yesterday. '' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nolan aim Mlns Gortrudo Arnold and Donald McP'ar land returned W'edncBday from Bates Park whoro they spent two Weeks. MIbb Blanche 6'Marn was ,tlio guost Of Miss Minnlo Wallace Wednesday whllo enrouto from Holyoko; Colo., where she Iibb boon visiting, to hor homo In Eddyvlllo, Nebr. A daughtor was, born on August 13 to Mr, and Mrs. Ernest M, Dixon at Los Angeles, Cat. Mrs. Dixon will 'bo WiuMnborod by North Platto people m Mi.tu Amanda Mylandcr. MrB, Ida Morrill returned to hor homo Jn Wheatland, Wyo., yesterday after visiting at tho Dr. Morrill homo. Sho wus enrouto from Cleveland, Ohio, whoro she bod boon visiting. ' Rev. and Mrs. A- C. Hull of GrAnd Island visited local frlonds "Wednes day enrouto from a trip to Estos Park to their homo. Rov. Hull was a for mer paotor of tho Baptist church hov&tf Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Huddart left yos torday for Northport whore they will reside In tho future. .Mr. Huddart who has .been a conductor on tho Un ion Pacific railroad, has boon tranu- forred to Northport. Rov. V. A. Pollock of Clay Contor, Nebr., will preach at the Pi'eflbj'tor- Inn church Sunday morning. Mr. Pollock Is u brother of Mrs. W. P. Snydor of tho Experimental Sub station, and has consented to tako tho morning hour. Tho church offlcorn are anxIoiiB that there bo a full at tendance of tho congregation' nt 'that1 time. Word was rocelvod horo Monday, of the death of Thos. O'Noll of Lincoln, n formor resident ot North Platte. Mr. O'Nell had boon 111 for somo time. Ho was well known to North Platto peo ple, having been foroman of the boll- ermakors In tho loca4 shops before his transfor and promotion to Lincoln. Ho wna a brothor-ln-law of Mrs. Wm. F. Stack of this city. Did you boo tho latest Dodgo Broth ers models In the parade and at tho show last Saturday? Did you notice tho larger wheels, tiroa and bodies and tho flnor finish on theso now cars? Just a little more tablo nnd dependable than tho formor cars, and up to tho minute- in equipment, ovon Including a windshield wlpor. ?200 moro valuo for $310 loss money. Com paro with any old or now attempts t) compete with tbls wonderful valuo, J, V. Romlgh, Denlor. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Henderson "f Chicago arrlvod Wcdnosday to visit at tho homo of tho former's father, James Hendorson. Tho youg couplo woro mnrriod last Saturday in Chica go. Mrs. Hendorson was formorly Mia FriMices Webb of Chicago. Sho waa an instructor In a conservatory and Ia a talented musician. This wedding is tho completion of a world war ro mance Mr. Henderson mot Ills wife onrouto from overseas to his home. Mr. Henderson was employed by tho Union Paclllo In this city until this nprlng whon he was transferred to Chicago.