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-0 Beginmng, Monday, November 21, we are goin; to put our Entire Stock On bale at One-Fifth Off our Regular Prices.
T31iis applies to everything in stock but not' to special orders or to goods that have been laid away for customers. We will not
open any new .goods -during this sale lor the reason that we wish to reduce our investment in our stock. The season has been
ibaokward and while we have reduced olif prices right along to conform to the reductions in' the wholesale markets we feel' that
woe had rather take a further loss than to carry any surplus fall goods over into another season. Goods will be priced to you. at
the regular price and -one-fifth deducted from our bill.
WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE.
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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 SureTry Us. Graduate Opticians. ,
ttOWWyWWCHWHWaawOWKKK , The Christmas gift with the. person
al touch. Your .photograph. You nre
not ins busy we aro not as busy as
wo will , be in December. Brook's
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DB. OJI. CJtESSLEIt
GRADUATE DENTIST
Office over the McDonald
State Bank.
.Studio-"
You will, only buy one phonograph
0H30KHWaHKHWH39 1,1 a Ilfe tlmo if you buy the rigftt
LOCAL ,iuM) PEltSOAL I Mra' C' Worley uml child arrived
, " yesterday from Kearney. Mr. Worloy
Schubert's Orchestra of Chicago fur-1 caino to this city recently and has nc
nished music for a dance in the K. C. , copied m position, at, tho Dixon Musto
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uuii lusi evening, a. large crowa nt
tended.
Clinton & Son, the Eye GIasj3 Men.
Service and Satisfaction.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Weir and dough-
shop
Clinton Son, The Eye Glass Meq.
Service and Satisfaction.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C Plolsticker will
entertain this evening at a dancing
(ter Mrs. Homer Peterson returned party at their home in honor of Miss
Friday fr6m Omaha where they spent Annabollo Souder of Carrol, la., who
.n few days. ' is their guest.
t Miss Margaret, Fredrlckson is ox-1 Give your child the advantages
pected tomorrow from Fremont whore you did not have. A dependable
she attends college to spend Thanks- 1 Hobart M. Cable Piano is a beautiful
giving with her. parents; addition to any parlor. Cash or
Mr. and Mrs. W. J Stuart will, leavxj ' payments. Dixon's Music Shop.
IjUOEDKHs.DLSTJtlCT DOINGS
They nre threshing wheat at Can
Broeder'o.place ,this week. i ,
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wiuiam iiroeuer ana Etnel songer
;aro attending school again, review
ing tho eighth gradp work.
Our teacher visited with Marshall
.Ox;ton's family last Thursday oven
ing. Tho school is a grand success
this -year and Mrs. LaVallo is an A.
No. 1 teacher.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVO.
LUTION CELEBRATE FIFTH
ANNIVERSARY TODAY
Tho fifth birthday anniversary of
Sioux Lookout Chapter. D. A. R.1 will
be celebrated this evening at a C:30
o'clock banquet in tho guild parlors of
tho Episcopal church by local mom
bora of tho chapter a.nd tholr friends.
An ovonlng's -entertainment has boon
planned.
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NOTICE
Tho next Lincoln County teachers
examination will bo held in tho usual
places, Saturday, Docombor 3rd.,;
. Aileen G. Cochran
County Superintendent
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MUJinery t-nlo now on at tho Lead.
er Mercantile Co. Now is your chanco
tti j2ve. i
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Wostfall Saturday. Moth.
or and baby aro doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C Congdon lott
Sunday for Toledo, Ohio, to visit thoir"
son, Guy Congdon and family.
Special prices on Christmas Gitta
at tho Hotol Palaco Bazaar.
R. N. Lamb returned to his homo
in Los Angeles yesterday after visit
ing' friends and transacting business
In tho city.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Garninn left
Sundny ' for Lincoln to visit. From
Lincoln they will go to Kansas City
and other custom points beforo re-
turning homo. j
Wednesday at 8 p. in., at tho Luth-j
oran church, Rev. d. F. Koch will'
continue his series' of lectures with
an address on "Mtlo tones Along
Lifo's rfighwny."
Mrs. Allison Wilcox entertained I. J
Missionary Society of tho Episoo;: j!
Church at hor homo Friday afternoo i.
Mrs. Alfred Oilman gavo nn interest
ing talk on China Missionary wolc.
Tho latest roports o Gcorgo W".
Klonk who Is taking-treatment nt
Green Gables sanitarium In Lincoln.,
aro that ho is almost restored to
Jioalth and will bo homo soon.
The Catholic Girls Club will bo on-!
tortatned at tho homo of Misses Min-
rva and Ethol MoWllllams Tuesday
qvonlng. Assisting hoatossc3 aro MlsdU
Edna Sullivan and Mrs. Thos. Hn-,
orty. i ,
Tho Ann Hazoltlno group of tho
Baptist church entertained tho ' litis'
bands at a masquerado party Jast'
Friday evening In tho basement; OC1
tho church. A nice lunch wae sor- m.
vod following an evonlng of gantes:,
and contests. .
Tho farmers in this district are no
busy as bird dogB, shuckiftg corn
and hauling hay, getting ready for
tho blizzards which they hopo won't
come.
tomorrow for Denvdr to spend
Thanksgiving with their son, Mr. and
Mrs. Harris Stuart
Give '.houghf to tXmas. Dixon,
the Jeweler. '
, Fine portraiture by photographv
tikes time, and the days before
Christmas' aro getting fewer. Arrange
for appointments now. Brook's Studio.
Buy him that Xmas present how
Silk Shirts, Sill?' Holsery, Slippers,
Neckwear and '.etc. Reduced 1-5 to
1-2. Harry Saniuelson.
Miss Eva Hoagland returned Sun
day from Lincoln 'whore she attends
the State University, to spend tho
week with her parents.
Tho Elks and thoir Ladies will en
joy a dancing party Frjday evening
in tho ball room at tho Elk's Club.
A midnight lunch will bo served.
Mrs.John Carrol of Dos Moines.
Iowa arrived the latter part of the and
will spend the winter at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Howes. She was
a former resident.
.Visit .our Japanese Bazaar. Special
prices on Christmas gifts. Back ol
Hotel Palaco lobby.
Charles Yost is expected Wednesday
frohi Fremont where ho attends Mid
land College to spend Thanksgiving
vacation with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Chas Yost, Sr.
All the pattern hats that sold up
to $18.00 go on salo Friday and Sat
urday at $7.85. In all tho new satin,
volvcit-duvetyns. Don't put off any
later, this Is now tho lowest price
you'll have an opportunity to buy at
during the Reason at tho Leader Mer
cantile Co.
They organized a literary Bocloty
airour scnooinouso last week. Tho
next meeting will bo on. Friday night
or this week. They have arrangea
a nice program and will discuss the.
merits and demerits of the Kit Klux
Klan.
Farm Bureau
Exchange List.
All paid-up,' Farm Bureau Members arc entitled to a maximum ot one
soluinn inch of ;firoo advertising for seed, feed, livestock and 2nd hand farm
machinery. Thos6 adds to run for two consecutivo issues of tho North Platte
Semi-Weekly Tribune and discontinued unless notlco to contlnuo la rocolvod
after tho second? Jssue. This sorvico Is paid for by Farm Bureau Membership
money and for that reason is not avaUablo for thoso who aro not paid-up
members. Send your lists to tho -County Agent's Office at North Platto, Box
2.13, 'vhero tho Cotinty Hat will bo complied for tho paper. Tho greater tho
number the greater the servlco to the County.
Those having farms for rent would
do" well to leave notlco at tho County
Agent'B Office. WoMiavo a number of
Inquiries for them.
For Sale -Some nlco bronzo turk.
ey ,toms. johns6n Bros., Maxwell,
Box 12. - "
FOR SALE Certified Grimm al
falfa Heod. Phono 1209J.
FOR TRADE Two registered
flampsblro boars, 18 months old. Will
trado for grad,o or (purebred hord
boars of any breed. R. R. Spurrier,
N'orth-Platto.
Mrs. Fred Elliot has returned from
Bridgeport where she was called on
account ot tho death of her brother
Chas. Brown. Mr. Brown and a
nephew were hunting ducks in thu
Platte river. A duck had been shot
and was on tho water and Mr. Brown
started to wado out and get It when
ho went into, a hole or Into quick
sand; He called to his nephew but
went lown before he could bo helped.
Tho body had not been recovered
when tho last word was received,
Tho, deceased was 51 years old and
leaves a ,wifo and two daughters.
Mrs. Elliott has tho sympathy of
thisj community in her Borrow.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our thanks for
tho beautiful floral offerings and for
tho sympathy extended to us by our
friends during our bereavement in
tho death of our beloved father.
. .Etta S. Bonnor and family.
' R. P. Stebbins
-T. L. Stehblns
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WATCH YOUR SALE DATES.
.Nov. 22. Georgo 0. Fowler, Suth
erland, Nobr. General Farm Salo, R.
I. Shapnoll, Auctioneer. ,
Nov. 22 Ilanio Kawashlma. No,
Platto. Gonoralrm Sale. Ed. Klerig
Auctioneer.
Nov. 23 Fafrviow Dairy Combin
ation Salo. H. M.Johanson, Autionoor1
Nov. 28, Casper Rauch, North Platto
Nobr. Cattlo Salo Stockors and Feod
ors. Chas. Olson and II. M. Johnnscn,
Auctioneers,
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Dr. L. J. KRAUSE, Dentist, X.Rnj
Dlntrnoslb. McDonnld Hank Building.
Phono 07.
20 to 50 Percent
Saving To You
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Our entire stock of Men and
Boys Furnishings, Suits and
Overcoats, Mens and Boys Shoes
warm clothing for cold weather,
Xmas goods for him, etc., at a
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Saving To You
20 to 50 Percent Off
HURT S1IIEIS0S
OUTFITTER TO GOOD DRESSERS.
