Till; NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TR1BUNM
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Let Us Show You the New Onyx Rings, Plain and Diamond Sets
Engraved Christmas Greeting Cards, don't wait too long before you order
CLINTON & SON, jewelers and Opticians
Sign of The Big Ring Satisfaction Sure Try Us. Graduate Opticians
DR. 0. II. CKESSLEK
GRADUATE DENTIST
Office over the McDonald
State Dank.
LOCAL AflU l'L'JtSONAL
Tho city schools will bo closed
tomorrow to celobrato Armistice,
Day.
Mrsi Hugh Brogan of Keystono
was among tho out of town vloltdrs
yesterday.
Earl Hall left this morning for
Ogden, Utah, where Jig has ncceptcd
a position. !
Clinton & Son. tho Eyo Glass Men.
Sorvlco and Satisfaction.
Mrs, Theo. Totlouhoff and child
ren will leave today for Choycnn'o
to inako their futuro homo.
A nurabor of peoplo aro planning
to attond tho Armlstico Day Celebra
tion In Hershoy tomorrow.
Clinton & Son, tho Eyo Glass Men.
Service and Satisfaction.
Mrs.' Arthur Walsh of Minneap
olis arrived yestorday to attend tho
funeral of her brother-in-law.
Mrs. John Horrod visited hor
daughter Mrs. MIko McFaddon in
Taxton tho first of tho wcok.
Miss Emma Boguo cntortalnod
tho Chancery Brldgo Club at lier
homo Tuesday ovonlrig." After n
pleasant evening refreshments wore
served
FINAL CAST IS SKLKt'TKD I'OIt
KIKIUIKN'S PLAY "YOU
TELL 'KM.
COMIX ti MEETINOS LN TUfc
VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS OF
THE CITY.
BAPTIST
11.00 "Royal Wagons." ij
7.30 "What tho Will Must Chooso" j
CIIItlSTIAN SCIENCE
11.00 Christian Sclenco Service
Services In Building & Loan Bldg.
At The Theatres
a. .The Sun i
TODAV ' 1 '
A pbitywYN PICTURE
. THE CONCERT" '
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TdMO'rillOW and SATURDAY
Howard Harding, director for tho
firomens play "You Tell E'm" has
selected tho cast for tho play and
work and practlco continues nightly
at tho Flrcmens Hall. Tho cast is
as follows: "Wild Cat", Buck Jones
tho boy from Alabam, Howard Hard
ing, Snow Ball, vis- Gcorgo Wash
ington Lincoln O'Brien, Snowball
Smith, Denver Wilson, "Dad" Heady
money "With Young Ideas", Paul
"Harrington. "Art" Brandon, "Love-
able but poor'' John Rltncr, "Walt"
Whllcoway, "Art's side kick, Cecil
Lako, "Skylark Rooms", tho mystery
"You Tell J3'm" Harry Plzcr, "Pu
Pu" a fronch arm of tho law Arthur
Bullard, "PI PI", another ono of
theso birds" Thos. O'Noll, "Periot",
A vagabond of tho quarter, John
Poul08,;,'Chanco' Again," a friend of
tho Missing, Prank Turplo, "Donnls
O'Ranahan, Chief of tho FIro Boys,
Andrew McGovern, "Pomatlcr", an
apacho of tho Latin quarter. Earl
Hall, "VIrglo" tho pride of tho FIro
department (In front) Floyd Hall,
(in back) Molvin Elliott, "Elonor
Readymonoy," a daughter of hor
fathor, Miss Marlon Richards, "Kilty
O'Mally", an Irish "Fronch.Dotoc
tlvo, Katheryn Fltzpatrlck, "Ma
Readymonoy" tho kcopor of Pa's
Goatt" 'Mahal Gibson. "Coljusto, '
(ho flower of' tho Latin Quarter,
Josephine Oulmottc. Tho Genuine
Queens of tho U. S. A. aro "Phyllis"
Miss Marjorlo Ltddol, "Lolo" Helen OYSTER SUPPER
LODGE, CHURCH
AND SOCIETY
BE CAREFUL
t v IN CHOOSING A HAT
The Hat frames the face and can so easily
affect one's entire appearance that its selection
is a matter of importance. There is no reason
in the world why one should wear an unbecom
ing hat when smart, new, distinctive and beau
tiful Millinery can be had at so low prices.
S
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CHIRSTIAN
11.00 Preaching.
7.30 Preaching
POSTPONED
Bradford Division No. 200, G. I.
A, of B. L. E. has postponed this
weeks mooting until Nov. 25.
EPISCOPAL
11.00 Special Prayer and Sermon
by Rev. Oilman.
7.30 Special Prayer and Sermon by
by RoV. Oilman.
When You Start
Out Shopping
in response to the many
page and half page adver
tisements, come to this store
lireet or come to this store
after you have looked around
but be sure you don't buy
aijtil you have examined and
sompared our offerings und
satisfied yourself that here
you can save a fourth, a
third and often one half.'
11 EA Pattern Hats to go at (Tn ftP
$LL.OJ up to $22.60 values Jo.VD
In this lot you'll find models and best styles from
America's foremost designers, all up to the min
ute styles of best materials and perfection in
workmanship. In this lot you'll find values up to
.2.i.t)U, an now go on sale at So 95
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IE3B3E
Qil (( Pattern Hats to go at tf i aa
SIZ.UU up to $12.00 values M."U
The styles just as good as in finer grades, and
more expensive, but made up of a .little cheaper
materials, but at that good quality and up to $1 2
value, all go now at $4.90, others at $2.90.
Limn3n&NJLx .
11:00 "Do Christian. .Standards
Mako Martyrs of Presont Day Chris
tians?'' 8:00 "A Sweet Chlino for a Weary
Soul."
$18.00
Including Platters
Paced Sailors.
Ready-to-Weor
Sailors
$7.85
Plush Sailors and Beaver
Sale Now On of Women's Suits, Coats and Dresses
Gotty, ''Frances," Elmlra Brodhock,
"Marglo," Ruth McIIugh, "Francos"
and Bazaar will, bo hold at the K.
P. Hall Nov. 19. Tho Swedish Luth-
Sho's a wicked baby, ZIta Donegan . eran church will give an oyster
"Rosa", Landlady of tho Prultstand I supper tuid will also servo coffee,
Mildred Skinner. A chorus of f If-' sandwltches and cako for fifty cents
toon ponies headed by Winifred ! for adults, and twenty f ivo cents for
MUlor has boon selected and also a . children Tho ladles will also have
Underwear
Sale
Now On
Gwj&eaa&t aemmme Ccr
DRY GOODS-WOMEN'S READY TO WEAR - CLOTHING - SHOES
ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY J. E.NELSON . MANAGER
Blanket
Sale
Now On
chorus of twonty-flvo of the prettiest
young ladles of tho city.
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THE PliRAVESTERNPlCTURI.: !!'8' Wt ! M,Utwdl
fi f Z. I a city visitor yesterday.
At The Keith theatre
, ' TODAY
, WANDA IIAWLEY in .
TUB BELOVED VILLAIN
FRI DAY- VAU DEV1LLE
SATURDAY
'CATHERINE CALVERT in
THE HARVEST MOON
At The Crystal
TODAY AND TOMORROW
THE FAMILY CLOSET
Thoro will bo a Union. Trayer
meeting at tho Baptist church from
10 to 10.1 G Friday morning. Prayor
for tho succosb of tho conference In
Us limiting armaments.
Miss Mablo Gibson will act as
assistant guardian of tho NIcafogce
Campflro. Misses Lillian Storey
and GladyB Wild will bo taken into
this campflro at tho noxt mooting as
social membors.
All ox-sorvlco mon and their ladles
will bo ontcrtatnod tomorrow even
ing at tho Lloyd Opora House at a
party by tho War Mothers. A pro
gram has boon arranged and will
commonco at eight o'clock. Tho Im
porlal Plvo orchestra 'will furnish
music for a danco following tho pro
gram. Refreshments will bo ser
a bazaar In connection. Tho public
Is cordlaljy Invited. Ticket sollocs
,wlll bo around.
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Specials 2 Days
Saturday and Monday
Picnic Hams per pound igc
Swift's Skinned Hams, per pound 20c
10 pound pail of Lard ; $1,45
Beef Boil, per pound gc
Beef Roast per pound 10c
8 dozen brooms go at oRc
Gallon Peaches for qqc
No. 3 grated (not eyeless) pineapple . : i0c
IuJolly Powder, samo as Jollo, 3 for 1 25e
Dried sweet corn iqc
A good unground coffee, 2 pounds for 35c
A good ground coffee, per pound ... 28c
Box apples per box ; 52. GO
2 No. 1 cans peaches 34o
Cocoa, 2 pounds for 35c
P. & O. soap coupons taken hero. , , " .
3 standard brands of flour at $1.75, $1,85, $2.10 for 48 lbs.
25 pound sack of sugar for $1,9 j
Wecarry a full lino of fresh meats. Tickets given on each
and every purchase on a 20 year guaranteed aluminum set.
McMichael's Grocery
PHONE 441.
, CARD OF THANKS
Wo wish to thank tho many friends,
tho American War Mothers, the Si.
H. A. lodRc. Troop 7 of the Boy
EDWARD IIEHHAUSEX Scouts,, tho Spanish War Veterans.
Ho was. horn at Omaha ,Nobr., tho Nurses of tho Platto Valley H03-
April 12, -18C8 and died at North pUal, tho Car Mon, .tho Post Office
Platto, Ncbr., Oct. 30, 1921. When forccl, tho Argonno Mdmorlal Unit
ten years of ago ho movod to West of tho' American Legion, Council 878
Point, Nebr., whoro ho lived on a S B. A. and tho American Legion for
farm until tho spring of 1887 when kjnilnoss and sympathy In our bc-
tho family moved to North Platte, roavoment.
After coming hero ho worked for Mrs. May I. Crosby and children.
Wm. Grady a whllo and then went MrB J w Boyd.
Into tho sorvlco of tho Union Pacific :o:
whero ho remained until 1892. Ho Dath robes and klmonaa l suril
then went Into tho grocery business prIccs that everybody can afford one.
but four years later ho returned to b: t- TramP & Sons-
tho railroad whero ho remained until
1905 when ho wont into business
with his brother, Henry. Recently
he has been partly crippled as tho
result of a fall and his old friends
havo not seen as much of him as
formerly. Ho served for several
years 011 the local pollco force be
ing chief part of tho time.
January 11, 1893 ho married Miss
Sarah Duffey and to this union five
children wore born. Thoy aro MrB.
Edward Tltchner, Gordon, Vlucont,
Edward and Madollno.
Tho funeral was hold from St.
Patrick's church and Interment was
in tho South SIdo Cemetery
Mr, Rcbhausen was well known
among tho down town peoplo of this
city. Ho was a kind-hearted man
and always roady to holp anyono in
trouble as far as ho was able. Tho
TrlDuno editor know Edw. Robhau
son vory woll and will miss him as
will hundreds of others who havo
known him so well. 1
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Cl TABLES H. CROSBY IS LAID TO
REST AT FORT WITH
MILITARY HONORS !
Tho funeral of tho lato Chas. II.
Crosby was hold on Tuesday after
noon from tho Catholic church.
IJoqutem moss was said at 7:30 In
tho morning. Tho pallbearers wero'
Tim O'Keafot ,hnd Luthor Tucker, I
drosscd in tho Spanish-American
War uniforms and Alvin Rauch and
Albln Sandall wearing tho uniforms
of tho navy and Louis Kelly and
Paul Nolan wearing tho uniforms or
tho army. Tho Spanish War Vet
erans and Amorlcan Legion membors
woro In charge of tho funoral with
Rov. Patrick McDald officiating.
Interment was made at Ft. McPher-
SOR,
Mellotone for
Restful Rooms
No matter how comfort
able the chairs, a room
can bo only as restful as
Its walls.
Restful walls arc walls
that are never noticed.
They don't intrude. You
may havo restful walls by
painting them with Lowo
Brothers Mellotone.
It's a flat velvety wall
paint that comes in a
variety of dull, rich color
ings; each soft as tho
rainbow tints. We havo
a new booklet you'll And
interesting.
Stone
Pharmacy ,
VAUDEVILLE
AT THE
Keith Theatre, Friday
Wright and Vivian are the originators of acrobatic jug
gling, doing tumbling and juggling at the same time. The
lady is a true artist with the Oriental "Devilsticks." The
performance is of a lively nature and full of pep.
Friendly and Cunningham consist of two men who are
today acknowledged by both press and public to be one of
the best comedy acts on the America stage. Mr. Cun
ningham is ono of the Hebrew comedians who can really
put the comedy side of that type over to an audience that
is really funny.
Samson and Paulette present a novelty act introducing
two steel guitars played entirely different than the rest.
Miss Paulette, a late feature of musical shows, doing sev
eral styles of dancing, and her concoption of the late
Georgio Primrose is considered artistically correct, while
her partner, "Doc" Samson, late of the Gus Hill Minstrels,
the well known baritone, has been features in minstresy.
This act is talented and above the average.
Doc Jones and the Lively Sisters. This trio is composed
of two pretty girls and a clever comedian, who are said to
make the most of the opvortunities provided for clean com
edy in this mixture of bright travesty, funny ideas, clever
talking and harmony singing.
Also four reels of pictures.
Ann Reader as Luana and Herbert CharUs as Paul ir a
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