THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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CLINTON, THE JEWELER
CLINTON & SON, The Eye Glass Men
Sign of The Big Ring
Satisfaction Sure Try Us.
Graduate Opticians
DIt. 0. II. CKESSLEIl
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Office over the McDonald
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C. P. Murphy of Grund Island visit- ROTARY AND KHVAXIS CLIUS TO
od his ulster Mrs. Bryant the lattor ENTERTAIN' VOOTDALL TEAM
part of the wcok. J AND COACHES
LOCAL AND PKItSONAL
Mrs, W. D. Crnno wont U Pranklln
Saturday to vlBit.
Satisfaction guurantejul,or
refunded nt Plzor'B Store.
money.
J. P. Rauch went to Oshkosh Fri
day to transact business.
Earl Stobblns of Gothenburg was a
North Tlatto visitor Friday.
Wo are picking tomatoes now, North
Flatto Floral Co.,-- V
Dr. Oundol of Gothenburg was n
professional visitor Friday.
John Ilalllgan returned Saturday
from Lincoln whore ho transacted
businoso.
Mrs. Glen Waldo returned Friday
from Omaha whoro sho attended Ait-Sar-13on.
Tings dustod, cleaned or sIzol.
Phones 1039W or GfilW.
Mr. Wm. EbrJght whjo has. boon yory
111 at his homo is reported to bo Im
proving. Jay Smith, Sidnoy Splllner and Paul
Nolan spent Sunday duck "'hunting
near ITorsboy.
Dr. L. J. KUAUSE. Dentist, X-Itaj
Dltitniosls. McDimnld Hank llulldin.
Phono 07.
Miss Emma Ilughsmiller of KoAc-,
noy was u wcok ond guost at tho J. E,
Jeffries homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Homor Pctorson re
turned Friday from Donvcr and othor.
wostorn points.
Edw. Bonnor of .Gothenburg tranh
actod business in tho city Friday and
attended tlio fair.
Mrs. Mcrcolloa returned Saturday
from Denver whoro sho ylsltod at tho
Jio.mos of her daughters ' Mrs. Harris
Stuart and Mrs. G". S. Popojoy.
Mrs, ltawllngs Olnn returned to her
homo In 'Norfolk Saturday after vis
King Mrs. Adah Ginn.
Mrs. II. P. Gerloll and son of Ayr.
Ncbr., aro guests at tho homo of her
mothor Mrs. Clara Hunter.
Miss Anna Itubls left the latter part
of tho week for Spenser. Ia., i( visit
her ntfrents' for two w'TslSks..
tus'tcd, cleaned ir b$1'.
Phones 1O30W or CG1W.
Thco. Jeffries of Kearney spent the
wcok ond at tho homo of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jeffries.
Mrs. Geo. Glbbs returned Sunday
from York, Nobr., whoro sho waB call
ed by tho death of her mother.
Mrs F. C. Coonoy and daughter Babo
i Elaborate preparations have been
I made by tho committees of tho Rotary
I nnd Kiwanls Clubs for tho banquet
to bo given tomorrow evening In tho
Episcopal church in honor of tho
North Platto High School Football
Te.im and Coaches. Covers will be
laid for 110 guests. Mr. C. L. Ltttcl to
chairman; following is tho toast list
Retrospection, Ira, L. Baro; Keynote.
hGuyjBwop-A'thibegree Koltli No-
vlllo; Pllot-Pop-Preparatlon, Captain
Jfcaloy; Harangue, Jim Kcofo; Spirit,
Geo. Dent; Rotnry's Interest in Foot
ball, Harry Dixon; Kiwanls Interest
In Football Dr. Redfleld. Besides thU
thero will bo Important talks by dif
ferent members of the two clubs nnd
tho football team. Tho following
menu will bo served: Fried chicken,
mashed potatoes with gravy, cream
and Burl Pcakor returned to Overton Pas combination salad, Jolly, hot bis
Sunday after visiting In tho city. cults, pickles, peach cobbler, coffee.
Mr, and Mrs. Moso McFarland and
daughter Mabollo will leave Thursday
for Bedford, Iowa to visit relatives. '
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Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Bookwalter re
turned the lator part of tho week from
Ogallaln whoro tnoy visited rolutlvos.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Peterson return
ed to tholr omq in Glonrose Friday '
nftor visiting nt tho Con Walkor homo. '
Clinton (t Son, Graduate Opticians.!
iYv us for sorvlce. , North Platte, Nebraska, In accordance
'Mrs. W. T. Stuart, Mrs. J. T. Stuart ! w,th Ul plQns aml Specifications pre
nnd Mrs. F. W. Rlnckor lotHSaturdaj ,.-f'nro1 bv Oeorgo A. Borllnghof, Arch
Tor Dntivnr tn anoml n fnw ,iiva viait- litcct, Orphoum Theatre Building, Litl-
ine x " ,- co)nNobrnakai'i -
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Signed and sealed bids and propos
als on tho New Lincoln County Court
Houeo, North Pluttc.-Nebraskri, will
ta receive nnd fllod In tho office of
A. S. Allon, County Clork, North
Platte, Nebraski, up until 12 o'clock
noon (Central Time) on Monday, Oc
tober 10, 1021, for tlio erection of a
Court House Building for Lincoln
County, Nebraska, to bo erected at
OPEN
BUSINESS
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spoilt tho week ond as tho guest." of i ' 1. 'General Contract.
enroutoMo 2.- Hoatimr and 'Pltimbine
Miss Floronco
woatorn points.
Wilcox
3. Eloctflc "Wiring. ' ' '
Misses Anna and Lottie Hughsmll-' P,anf" ftn,L Vlaa "' b
lor of Kearney returned to their i TV'1'?, f h C?H"ty CL.rk
homo Friday after attending tlio fair1 " '"' " l
- rf tlift AfOllfinf npnliAlim Tlinntun
and visiting frlonds.
R,,sr dusted, cluanod' 6r ilzefl.
Phones 1030W or 061W.
of the Architect, Orphoum Thoatro
Building, Lincoln, Nebraska, also at
tho offlcos of tho following Builders'
Exclmngos: Omaha, Nobr., St. Josoph,
Mr, and 'Mrs. E. G.AhiniB and Mr. Mo., Knnsas City, Mo.
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LOANS
I urn prepared to mako a fow farm
loans n Improved farms, occupied
oy owners.
0. It. TIIOELECKE.
and Mrs. II. C. Thomas of Candy
spent la8t wok as guosta of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Sullivan.
Mrs. Goorgo Frater .organlzod n
branch of tho Twontiath Gantury
! Club at Oshkoah Thursday. Sho was
a visitor to Suthorlund Friday.
' Doan Fordyco of Lincoln and son
nnd wlfo Mr. nnd Mrs. Glonn Fordyce
of GhnppoH wore dinner guonte of Mr.
and Mrs. F. L. Smith Friday at the
Smith homo.
When the Head Tilts
wiianam you noto a peraon who
tarrlt bin hand tlltod to ono sldcor
the othar hablWnlly, you may ba'oer
UUiK.thara aro lolnte of tha splno In
tho naok, or carvloal region, that nro
out ot alignment. Thla dafactlvo onr
rtagf of tha hod may bo datod from
childhafHl. It Is always accompanied
by )uin form of head troublo. It njny
ba defwllv ayoaJicht, daafnaaa. ,eat
ani) or tonBtUUa.
Chiropraaio aplnal adjuatinrntta
correctlns: tlu Remnant of nok
Joints of the spinal column will re
inpvo the preaaura on aulnal nerve,
anil reatore normal haalUiful aomll
tlons, atrenftlianliiB tho oyea, clearing
cajrrh. or linprovlntf the hoaring.
Chiropractic aplnal adjuatmaute ra
movo the cauao or your dttfeatio by re
storing normal norva openings and by
thla Hlmple nroooae olilropraotora ev
erywhere are con-acting illaaaaea - of
the eyes, para, nose, throat, lunga,
lit irt, stomach, liver, kiOneya, .bowela
nnd genital organs.
WHEN HISALTII BEGINS
dopanda on when you tolaphono No.
70 for an nppolntmont. Conaultntlop la
wltlioutiharso.
Drs. States & States,
Tho 1. S. C. Clilroiirufiton.
Hulldliig nnd Loan llitlldln ,
CHIROPRACTIC
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YO FURMISli
Contractors desiring plans niijl
sp0(iincntlon3 for tholr Individual or
prlvato uso may obtain same from the
Architect by mnJdng""a deposit of
$100.00 of which $90.00 will bo re
turned whon plans and specifications
are roturnod to Archltoot In good con
dition, and bnna-fldo proposal or bid
filed with the County Clork on tho day
of lotting.
Each bid or proposal, In ordor to be
considered, must bo nccqmpanlQd by
olthor a certified chock or n Bidder's
bond In tho amount of five por cent
(5) of bid nnd mado payable to S
M. Soudor, County Tronsuror.
Tho Board of County Commissioners
for Lincoln County, Nobraska, reserves
the right to rojoflt any nnd nil bids
v and wnlvo dofocta In same.
By ordor of tho Board of County
Commlsilonara for Lincoln County.
Nebraska,"1 dated, thla 0th day of Sop'..
1921.
I ' ' E. II. SPRINGER,
1 1 T. M. CQIIAGEN',
I ' ' II. COKER,
. 1 CQnnty Commissioners.
I ' . , OEORGK A. BERLINGIIOF,
1 . Architect
Attolt:
; A, S. ALLEN,
! ;. County c(erk. (SL)"
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We take pleasure to announce to the public that we opened a
Clothing and Gents' Furnishings and Shoe Store at 607 Locust Street in
the Pizer Block, 2 doors north of the Dodge Garage, with standard lines.
Our stock is all new bought at the market falling prices. Our overhead
expense is practicclly a trifle. We have no rent nor clerk hire to pay. The
stock has been bought for cosh, therefore xve are in position to sell to the
public at prices that no other store can compete with us. We have one
price for all. We buy and sell for cash only. At these times everybody
is trying to save all they can and we assure you, you can do that in this
store. The nanTe Pizer is not strange to the public. Julius Pizer started
in North Platte in 1893 and conducted his business most successfully up
to a year and a half ago when I sold out. I am now starting my son,
Harry, in business and will give my personal attention to the business. I
invite oil my old fiends and customers, Harry's friends, to come and see
us. inspect our lines and compare prices, quality considered,
Harry is a good natured boy, born and raised in North Platte, grad
uated from the North Platto High School. He will take pleasure to wait
on you whether you buy or not. Give us a call. Yours for business.
JULIUS PIZER
izer s More
HARRY PIZER
FOR THE MAN WHO SAVES
IS YOUR MONEY SAFELY
INVESTED?
LOCAL AN3 JPL'KSOX A I,
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most any one can
Have a cold , but
tT TAKES A RICH
MAN 'TO HAVE
PNEUMONIA
First mortgage loans for years
past havo proved to bo about tho
safoat Investment ono could posaoas,
and during tho prosont financial
conditions this fact is agatn ovldont,
' The roason for this la duo to tho
fact that loan comnnnlos maklnsr
and disposing of first mortgagps,
loan a vory small per cent of tho '
valuo of tho property, usually ono-
fourth to one-half of a conservative
valuo, and thoro inuat bo an oxtrem-'
aly lnrfe shrinkage in tho valuo of,
luv yiuiiony ooioro me mortgago la
affected.
Many stocks -In good compauios
and varloua seouritioa are sailing
todai' at a greatly reduced price,
whllaa good first mortgago aocurod
by ral estate 1ms not depreciated.
Wfc'can offer such securities for
money invested with ub to realiae
you 6 to 7 per cent interest.
Mortgagea can be purchaaed on
small payments and your money la
enrntnt a good rate of interest a
soon aa left with us.
0lf ml iBt UH asplaln.
GOODMAN B UCKLBY TRUST CO.
Capital $60,000.00
' HI Eaat Front Stret.
WV n. McDonald left laat ovenlngJ
for Omaha where he will Join four
cara of Nebraakana on their way to
Los Angelea to attend tho Amerlean
Bankers' Association. Whllo there
ho will visit frienda nnd enjoy a
hort vacation. 1 He will be gone
about three "weeks.
Mra. John A. Slaughter of Arllng-l
ton, coio.. la vialtlng her aleter Mrs.
Chae. IT. Olfford.
Storlea. tfacta. atylea for ovary
woman in the Ootober Ladle Home
Journal.
T' ns (Tumuli t HtiHiWon .is -i
ntv .It i- Ttid iv
Jlrs. F. C. Couney crmo yostordny
from Overton to visit hor daughter
Mrs. Leo Anderson.
Mr. and Mra. Raymond Baker and
family of Curtis wbro guests at the
R. N. Lamb homo Saturday.
To whom aro you going to 'sell youi
riay and Oraiu? The Harrington Mer
cantile Co. will offor tho highest
prices.
Miss Rntlt Eldor, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. O. E. Eldor will lon've Thurs
day for Greeley, Colorado, to roaume
studies nt- the Colorado Toacherp'
Collogo thoro.
Mr. and Mra. Lyle Brewer return
ed to their home in Laramie, Wyo ,
Saturday after visiting in Horahey
ajiU' tforth Platte. Mra. Brewer was
formerly Miss Marie Bunting.
R. N. Lajnb and family wore enter
tained at he home of' Mr. kand tin.
David Minahall, 115 Eaat 8th Street,
Saturday evening at a aix course dln
nor. Covera were laid for ten.
Word was received. Saturday by Mv.
and Mrs. C. S. Clinton that their
daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Richardson aalled from New
York Harbor on the ship Olympic for
Eprope where Mr. RIchardaon will '
study voice. j
Miss Mildred Wright waa the honor
ed gueet of a mlaoallnnooua shower
given by Mra. H. T. Tramp at her
home Friday evening. A pleaaaa,t I
evening wna spent in game and malt
ing a recipe book for the bride to bo.
The houae waa beautifully decorated
In asters as were tho tables. A two
course, lunch waa served at the close
of tho evening. Covers were laid fori
twonty-fUo puests Miss Wrlgh. ?i
S.iiti':nlor drMf, rf r n nv wi
lful it's I
October Ladies Homo Journal on
sale Thursday. September 29th.
Wm. Richards wont to Wray, Col.
the first of tho week to' visit friends.
Ladles Homo Journal for October
On sale at all newsdealers. 15c.
School suits for tho boys' all sizoe,
at tho lowest prices at Pizor's Store.
Joss Edwards loft Sunday for
Rochester, Minn, where he will un
dergo an operation. He was accom
panied by Dr. F. J. Wurtelle.
: :o: :
. APPLES FOR SALE.
I have for solo n fair nu&llty of ap
ples which I will sell for 2.00 a
buahel at tho orchard. Also sweoc
cller at GOc a gallon. Sunday money
is good. Roy Spurrier, Him woo J
Farm.
fSO oomphtf wilh mm
For your
office!
EVERY office needs at
least one Corona. For
your phone girl, your file
clerk, or as an "extra"
machine, Corona ia ideal.
It weighs only B.'-j lb,
and can bo easily cairiod
about theolflce.
Stands harder use than
a heavy machine.-
Stone's Drug Store.
7?i? Perfonzl Wnung Madime