THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBTINTfl
LODGE, CHURCH
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The Clothing Sale of the Town
YOUR UNRESTRICTED CHOICE 'OF
AND SOCIETY
COMING MEETINGS IN THE
VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
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OE THE CITY
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W. G. T. U.
Vo hope that 1922 will see the solution of the world's
most vexing problems and a return of prosperity
, am) happiness for every one. '
Will moot Tuosday afternoon nt the
MEM'S AND
homo of Mrs. Iloso Loudon.
BAPTIST N
11:00 "Gotl'8 Now Yoar'a Wish."
7:30 "Why Utillzo Tlmo?"
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THE FIRST. NATIONAL 'RANK "
NbrUi Platio, Nebraska
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CHRISTIAN SCHONCE
11:00 ChrlBtlan Sclonco Service.
Itorvlcw In Building ft Loan building.
IT ISN'T YOUJl TOWN IT'S YOU
If you' want to live In tliq kind of n
town
LIko tho kind of a town you llko,
You noodn'l Blip your clothoB In u
grip
And start on a long, long hlko;.
You'll only find what you ioft behind
For there's nothing that's roally now,
It's a knocjt nt yoursolf when you
knoolc your ownv town,
It Isn't tho town It's you.
Heal towns nro nqt mado by men
afraid i
Lest Bomoboily olso gctB ahead,
When ororyono works and nolody
shirks
You can ralso a town .from, tho dead,
And If, whllo you mnko your porsonal
stako,
Your noighbor can mnko ono. too.
Your town will bo, what you want to
sco; ,
It Isn't tho town it's you.
Charles S. Hubbard.
CIIIU3TIAN
11:00 Annual mooting of congroga-
tlon.
7:30 "Thrao Grat Quwtlons."
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W. T. Wilcox left Wcdnosduy for
Omaha to transact business.
Ilov. AV. II. Mooro conducted sor
vlcos in Lexington on Tuosday.
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, A QUIET PLACK
to bring your friends to dino. A
placo whoro tho groatost caro Is ox
oxoiscd In tho soloctlon of tho food
materials. A placo whoro tho cuisine
Is oxqulslto, whoro the china and cut
lory Is tasteful, and tho surrounding
pleasant. This Ib such a placo. Come
and enjoy it.
HOTEL PALACE AND CAFE.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mayor 13. II. Evans went to Omahn
lRBt night to transact buglnoss.
W. J. Root of Su.horland transact
ed businoBB in tho city yostorday
W. H. Davis of Maxwell trnnsactod
businoss In tho city Wodnosday.
Mies Margaret Tottonhoff of Choy
onno is visiting frionds In tho city.
A llflltl? ryl1 n 1. .... . i
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Danlols. Mothor
umi uaoy aro doing nicely.
Thomas O'Noal roturnod Wodnoa-
day from Lincoln whoro ho spent
Christmas with his mother.
C. P. Spencer returned Wodnos
day from Lincoln whero ho spent'
Christmas with his family.
Mrs. Byron IUckson of Casncr. who
is visiting her parents in Maxwell was
a North Patto visitor Tuesday.
MIchaol McDald arrived from th.
east to visit his brother. Ilov. Pnt.
rick McDald, during tho holidays.
Miss Mary Gnrraghty nrrlved Wed.
nosday from Hastings being called
boro by tho death of her brother.
Milton Wooks of Ridhmond, Va., a
sponding tho holidays with his par
ents, Mf. and Mrs. It. M, Weeks.
Miss Julia Goodln of Louisville, Ky.,
arrived Wednesday to visit at tho
homo of hor slstor, Mrs. C. J. Pass.
J. .1. WIIJSON DENTIST
OPPOSITE McCAIlE HOTEL, OYEI1
STAMP'S RAKEKY, PHONE 71.
Wayno Ilurd of Elwood returned to
his homo today after visiting hi.
sistors Misses Ilattlo and Myrtlo.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Muhan return
ed yesterday from Gothenburg whero
thoy sont a wcok with rolatlves.
Misses Gladys Poster and Bornico
Mooro nro sponding tho wcok In Hor
shoy ns guests of Mrs. J. M. Mooro.
Tho Whittaker Spccinlty Shop lo
closing out ono nssortmont of gowns
stamped for ombroldory at $1.00. Li
brary tablo scarfs and sofa pillows on
tan material for 50 conts. DOG Locust
street, first door North of Postoffico.
METHODIST
llJOO "Abllng Through, tho New
Yor."
7:3.0 "Tho First Commimdmont In
1922."
THEY ALL GO AT ONE PRICE
LUTHERAN
11:00 "Solf Satlgfactlon "and God
Satisfaction.
Holy Communion
7:30 "Travollng with a Purpose."
Holy Communion.
MONDAY
Sioux Lookout Chapter D. A. R. will
bo ontortalned at tho homo of Mrs.
York Illnman on Monday ovoning at
7:30. Tho roll call will bo Indian
stories followed by a magazine review
by Mrs. Grlmos and Indians of tho
Involution by Mrs. Church. Dele
gates to tho stato and national con
ventions wil bo olected at this meet
ing.
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PUT THEM UNDER YOUR ARM AND WALK OUT
THY HeKAIK'S ('AVE
Fresh Line of
MEATS AND GKOCEWES
103 E. 0th St.
GEO. McKAIN, Prop.
Miss Helen Jotor left yesterday for
Chicago whoro sho attends school.
Tho small son of Mr. and Mrs. Ver
non Mann had his tonsils romovo at
tho General hospital yesterday.
Loo Buckley was ablo to leave tho
General hospital yesterday and re
turn to his homo.
Miss Mildred ,NorrJs and brother
Jack of Choycnno nrrlved in tho city
yesterday to visit.
Miss Eunlco Babbllt will return to
Lincoln tomorrow aftor sponding
Christmas In tho city.
Attorney J. J Ilnlllgan loft Wed
nesday for Omaha to attend a meeting
of tho Bar Association.
Waltor McMullon returned Wed
nosday for Perry, la. whoro ho spont
a week with rolatlves. w
Miss Francos Dolph was off. duty
this wcok at tho W. It. Malonoy storo
on account of illness.
Mrs. M. McLean loft Wednesday for
Glonvlllo to spend a few days with
her son, Alox McLean.
Miss Ruth Curry of Arthur under
went nn oporntlon nt tho Platto Vnl
ley Hospital Wednesday.
Dr. T. J. Kerr roturnod Tuosday
from Akron, In., whoro ho snonr
I- iTibn mi a nun,
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
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liwrH. ram iweum on Wednesday. All
luuiii-uriiuu nro cioing nicely.
Combination
Price i
Any Suit
and
Overcoat
$35
Comdination
Price
Any Suit
and
Overcoat
a $3S
Your Greatest Opportunity to Buy Good Ciothesat yourOwn Price
NOTICE
To Omaha Beo Subscribers:
On and after January 1st, 1922. a'l
subscriptions must bo paid in advance
On January 7, 1922, papers will bo
discontinued unless paid for nt least
ono month In advance
C, M. Newton, Agent.
Coming To The Keith, Sunday, Monday, Tues.
Matinee 8iindav and MnnHnv Zrlcer --Matinee ioc,30c
. j uuwmj, h.venn
evening 10c, 30c, 50c.
Apnes Aypes and. Rudolph Valentino
Jhe Skeik!', a George MelfopcLProductioa,
WhqAroYou:' She lepcd. "1 ,n The Shoik-Ahmen-Ben-lInasnn". 5i,M wn. t. i
powarless ?"80lesS It wu incvitahle. There was no help to he expected, no n orcy tS bo
. ! S!H1 1 10 ,lof. "0tch. 01 ,no,io Pictr "teriinn,ont. To nL it is
-- "u1- ui ii" puifi jiviiuus oi uu unje.
Miss Clara Kane spont Christman
with her father in Hastings.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Reynolds re
turned . yostorday from Chlcngo.
James Murphy was taken into cus
tody tho first of tho week on the
charge of stealng two diamond rings
nt Ognlalla.
Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Tarklngton left
today for thoir now homo in Ord. Nob..
whoro Mr. Tarklngton has chargo of
a drug Btoro, .
Miss "Wilma Coates will leave Mon
day for Lincoln whoro she will enter
tho Stnto Unlvorslty for tho remainder
of tho year.
The Enisconal Young Peonies Asso
ciation enjoyed a social after the-
business meeting at tho Club House
Tuosday night.
Dr. J. W. Butts returned to his
home In Denver Tuesday after spend
ing ChrlstmnB with his mothor, Mrs.
Holon White.
Mrs. L. C. Hanson and daughter.
Ruth, of Council Bluffs arrived Wed
nesday to visit at tho homo of Mrs.
Emma Pulvor.
Miss AHco Loan who has been
visiting at tho homo of her sister Mrs.
II. A. Brooks loft this morning for
hor homo in Denver. .
Raymond Lewis of Grand Island
visitod frionds in tho oity tho first of.
wook onrouto from Salt Lake City to
his home.
Mrs. It. M. Andorson of Brule Is
a city shopper today.
Georgo Prator returned Tuosday
from Rising City, Nob., whoro ho was
cnlcd by tho serious ilness of his
brothor, James Frator.
Dr. Harry Mitchell roturnod Wed
nosday from Omaha whoro ho Bnont
Christmas. Mrs. Mitchell and chlldron
"will roturn In a fow days.
Edw. TodonhofC and daughter ro-
turned Tuosday ovonine from Colo
rado Springs where thoy spont Christ
mas with Mrs. Todonhoff.
Tho funeral of Anna Mario Stahane
was bald Wodnosday from tho Sov-
onth Day Advent church nnd intor
mont mado in tho locnl comotory.
Mr. and Mm. Jos. Wooks roturned
U their home in Uurkatt this morn
ing aftor spending Christmas at the
liomt of Utalr sou, nyu, 'k. .
Miss Hnttie Hurd was off duty t
the W. J. O'Connor storo this week.
Two train loads of silk nassod
through tha'dty early this morning
onrouto front Sari Francisco to Now
York City.
Mrs. Jack McGraw entertained at
bridge at her home Tuesday afternoon.
Twenty-six guests wero present. Re
freshments wero sorved at tho close
of a pleasant afternoon.
Mrs. E. Hogg arid children re
turned to her home in Paxtqn Wed
nesday aftor spending Christmas at
tho home of her mother Mrs. Elizn
beth .Craigie.
Misses Bornlce and Frances Elliott
returned to their home in Omaha this
morning after spending Christmas
with thoir grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Elliott.
Michael Garraghty was found dead
in his room on West Front street
Wednesday. Tho cause of his death is
not dofinitoly known but it is thought
tho cause was heart failure.
A license to wed was issued by
Judgo Woodhurst yesterday to Alex
Owon of Kearney and Miss Myrtlo M.
Thomas also of that city. They were
later united by Paul G. Meyer, justice
of tho peace.
Miss Helen Hallovan of Paxton
shopped in the city Wednesday.
Tho final clearance salo of winter
. millinery begins. December 31st at
,the Whittaker Shop. Trimmed hats
;up to $18.00 for $5.00; also ono lot of
i trimmed hats formerly .priced $8.00'
and $10.00 for $3.00 during sale.
! Contractor McMichael had sixteen
or more men at work at tho new court
! houso ground yesterday. This ' fino
weather will help him to got tho con
creto foundation placed before spring
when the water usually retards build
ing operations whero work must be
done below tho water line.
Tho Elks and their ladles enjoyed
a Christmas dance in tho. ball room
of tho Elks club on Tuosday even
ing. A largo Christmas tree was tho
only decoration and each guest re
ceived a packago off tho tree. Stlck
ney's Novelty Orchestra furnished the
music on this occasion. A buffet lunch
was served.
JOHN S. SIMMS, M. D. ,
Special Attention Given to
Surgery
McDonald Bank Bulldlug
Office Phone 83 Residence 38
USE!
"Now Let 'em Come!"
A country infested by bandits A town in the grip of a
brutal boss A girl in need of a two-fisted man
Enter "Bill" Hart! Let's go!
A bed-blooded romance of honor and love in the land of
the Rio Grande.
William
Hart
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A Paramount Artcraft Picture
Adapted for tho Screen by Lambert S. Hillyer from the
Story, "Dan Kurrio's Inning," by Russell A. Bpggs
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