THE NORTH PLATTE) SEMI-WEEKLY TRIHTJNE
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Prices That Will Startle You!
Values That Are Worth While!
The policy of this store is to clean up all goods
at the end of the season, regardless of cost. Pro- Hi
fits are forgotten. We offer our entire stock of j
Men's and Bovs' Wearing Annarel at Sacrifice tfi
g rnces. ilut go all winter goods.
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ale!
Union Made LEATHER VESTS
TChS $6.50 to$l6.50
95c
MACKINAWS
wooLl?x $6 to $12.50
25c Bys Heavy
STOCKINGS
One lot jr
MENS CAPS "V'
Fall and Winter Weight KHAKI PANTS
50c $l,2Q
Regular stock of Mena and Boy8
MENS CAPS HELMETS
One-Half Price.
6 buckle all rubber B0YS DRESS CAPS
OVERSHOES
$2.25
Mens 75c
Boys all wool SILK HQSE
SUITS i r
$4.95 1
MENS DRESS GLOVES
BOYS ODD PANTS One-Half Price.
One-Half Price. CI fft Q? 5ft
50c to $1.50 3)1
All Woel
MENS UNION SUITS BOYS SWEATERS
$1.10 $1.65 to $150
MENS WOOL SHIRTS Men8 AI1 Wool
Signal Brand SWEATERS
$1.65 to $3.95
MENS COTTON SOX '
Black and Brown. MENS NECKWEAR
10c . 25c
MENS STIFF COLLARS
15c
SOFT COLLARS
20c to 35c
One Lot
MENS
COLLARS
10c
MENS DUCK COATS
$3.25
SUIT CASES 8c GRIPS
25 per cent ott.
SOCIETY BRAND
SUITS & OVERCOATS
$60 Values
$35.00
$45 Values
$25.00
CURLEE BRAND
SUITS 8c OVERCOATS
$35 Values
$18.50
$25 Values
$15.00
Mr C. K. Klne nf Ktiintntnn trunn-
Hi Hcted business In the city Saturday.
Sheriff Court Cash of Tryon trnnB-
actod business In tho city Saturday.
Clinton & Son, tho Eye Glnss Mon.
k'rvlco and Satisfaction.
George Mills had his tonsils re-
moved nt tho Platte Valley hospital
Saturday.
Mrs. John Oaedko and William
lf Gciedko of Somerset wero city visit
ors Saturday.
Wayno Hurd returned to his homo
In Elwood Saturday after visiting his
sisters in his city.
Raymond nnd Charles Hlrsch left
Saturday for Lincoln after spending
f'hrlstmaB with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith und
children returned tho latter part of
the week from Kansas City.
Mrs. Kate Young of Chicago ar
rived Saturday to visit nt the homo of
her sister, Mrs. J. P. Clalmugh.
Attorney V. T. Wilcox returned
Saturday from Omaha where ho at
tf ided the State Uar association.
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OPPOSITE arcCARE HOTEL, OVEH
STAMP'S 1JAKEKY, PHONE 71
Mtornoy W. V. Hoagland returned
Saturday from Omaha whore ho at
tended the State Bar association.
Louis Troxlor returned to Lincoln
Saturday after spending Christmas
with his mother, Mrs. George Trox
ler.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Clark of Grand
Island attended tho New Year's hall
and visited at tho J. F. Clabaugh
homo.
Miss Edna Jonsen returned tho lat
tor part of tho week from Omalu
where sho spent Chrlstmns with her
parents
Miss McCracken returned to her
home In Boulder Saturday after euls
unnmiinir r.lirlatmns with her sister. Years
Mrs. II. N. Grlmos
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THIS AMERICAN NAPOLEON" MAT
SOON BE A REAL KING
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. the Loagi'i' uf Nations, has asked Jerome Napoleon Uonapartc, of
i . iltittiore, M'l, to come over and be their king, lie is considering the
matter. 'I lie above is a photograph of Jerome himself and his wife. Mis
gn-at, gie.it grandfather was a brother of Napoleo I, and married Miss
I'jttcrson of llaltimorc.
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WHAT OTHER
PAPERS SAY
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM EX
CHANGES WHICH REACH
OUR DESK.
at, the nnnual meeting January 10
Trade Roviow.
WHY NOT?
I Wo venturo to say that in every
jhomo In Ironton, or In tho state for
thnt matter, there aro many tilings
which are not needed and aro not
i used. They are, therefore, ot no value
, to the members of tho household.
,'rhey are hung onto, like a miser
'hangs onto tho things that ho knows
costs but a few cents to try this mak
es it worth thinking about. Nows,
Ironton, Minn.
:o:
Dr. J. S. Slmms transacted busi
ness in Maxwell Friday.
Clinton & Son, tho Eye Glass Men.
Service and Satisfaction.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Carpor of Max-
of town
Any Goods that are not up to our standard in every detail and
do not give the proper service) "Bring 'em Back,"
WE MAKE GOOD!
Yours for BETTER VALUES
HARRY SAMl
"OUTFITTER TO GOOD DRESSERS."
are of no use to him. They could bo
ago, I remember being given away to somebody to whom
caught by tho old rlddlo in connee-' they would be of value. Tills is truo
Tnn.nio rntiirnoii to his liniiii! tlon with this word. of books and furniture and ornaments
.. - 0t...1n,. f,. annnrlltlfT lin WllV IS HtnilpS tllO lnilEOHt. Wfirl Il and ClOllllIlg.
Ill -J III OdblUUU lUbUl oiFH..t5 w.w l ' tJ 1
Christmas holidays at tho homo of hh tho English language? Some of theso days wo aro going
brother, F. L. Temple. Because, there is a "mllo" between to learn tlio art of getting rid of some-
Miss Marv Drost roturnotl to Lin- tho first and last lottor. , tiling we do not need for something
coin yesterday after spending Christ- The further I go in business, the , wo couiu use to advantage.- wo aro go-
mas vacation with her paronts, Dr. moro I liko to think about tho mllo '"K to learn to anticipate tho other
and Mrs. L. C. Drost. of goodness in tho word smiles. It fellow's wants and measure our own
Mrs A B. Snvdor and son. Miles, moans so much. How much further by them, we aro going to learn that
of Tryon visited Mr. Miles Saturday, a man can travel in a day with a a iair oxenango is pcriectiy legltl-
Mr. Milos is receiving medical tront- smilo, than ho can travel In a day.ninte in the eyes of business and wo
mont at a local hospital. with a grouch. How much further a are going to havo a keener eyo for
Mrs. Roy Ilalligan returned Satur- man can see along the road of op- j business. The only reason we haye
day from Ulysses, Neb., whero suo portunuy witn a smne, man no can , ueuur or me nine or nimuor
nont the holidays. Sho was accom- with a grouch. Start up that moun- . room Uttered up now with things wo
pun'ed homo by Gcorgo McCoy who tain of business success, that moun-, do not need, but which tho other foll-
will visit at tho Ilalligan homo. tain of good deeds, that mountain of , ov would into to Have, Is because wo
Attorney W. E. Shuman roturned accomplishments or thnt mountain of ( have not learned to ask him, what ho
Saturday from Omaha whore ho at- hopes for tho future. Notice those needs, and wiiat lie lias to exchange
tended tho Stato Bar association. Ho who havo the smiles and. see how lor it.
left tho sumo day accompanied by his many miles tlioy aro in advance ot Almost everybody reads the homo
daughter Dorothy for Donvoi to spond thoso with the grouch. ,town papers theso days. There then
Now Year's. With tho man who smiles, darkness is tho solution to tho problem. Drop a
creeps into dawn, tho dawn blossoms fow lines, at tho cost of a few cents,
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER CHATTEL into tho full day and tho full day in tho homo town paper, and toll your
MORTGAGE fades into a glorious starlit night, neighbors what you have that is no
There seems to bo no moro darkness, loncer useful to you. but which von
inouco is norouy given mat oy vir- anvwhoro. onco Ul0 smllo .a rea, Aml wm Kiadly sell at a fair nrice. or exf-
tim nt ii nlmttnl rnnrt rrn rrn ilntnr? On- .... .. . , - ...
" " """v """D" 1 " so, tlmo floats uy, mile nfter mile of cnange tor sometning you aro in a
tobcr 10th, 1921. and duly filed in tho ,t , happy content with tho man position to use. Nino times out of ton,
omco ot tno county oioric ot Lincoln who can Bme i,oncstiy. Meanwliile as a rule, you'll find some ono seok-
county. NourasKa, on tlio litir day of tho man wlth tho grouch is groping ing that very thing. Tho fact that it
October, lul and oxocuted by Man- nnnlfiaBiv in the .lark
rice il.. iuiiruii aim muyn xt. wnson, If j woro asked what ah0Uld be
to II. M. Porter, to secure tho pay- the slxth senso nnd moat valuablo 0
ment of six promissory notes in tho all to tho Eoneral welfare of mankind.
sum of Twonty-flvo Dollars ($25.00), t bQilove r would answor-smllinc
eacli payablo monthly, tho first note nuslness Clint.
payablo November 1st, 1921; and tit
toon promissory notes in tho sum of A SUGGESTION
Fifty Dollars ($50.00), payablo month- At tho Inst regular meeting ot the'
ly, the first noto payablo May 1st, McCook Commercial club, several well were among tho out
1922, and all bearing interest at 8 now members woro admitted into tho visitors to tho city Friday.
per cent per annum, all of which notes club. It was announced that the
uro now duo nnd payablo, default ooaru ot directors nau guaranteeu tno
having been made In tho payment of expense of a community Christmas
tho original noto, nnd intorest, when treo and that arrangements woro M-
tho samo became duo, nnd no suit or Ing mado to glvo ovory child a real
other proceeding at law having been trcnt. A committee of threo with tho
Instituted to recover said dobt, or any president as chairman was appointed
part thoreof, thoroforo, I am sollirg to audit the books of tho club for tho
tho proporty thoroln doscrlbod, to- year and a motion was carried to ask
tlio Tomplo board to redecorate the
club rooms nnd also that tho houso
commlttoo buy additional furniture
for tho club rooms. Superintendent
Truo of tho city school was present ,
G Bods nnd Beddlnc: 2 Dlninir Room nnd suggested that tho club Join the
Tables; 3 small Lunch Tables; 1 Coal school 111,3 ycar issuing n high our reputation of 20 years falr dcallne
Range, 0 hole; 1 Oil Stove, burners. school annual, including twonty-flvo - "f- V- "."f
4 Drossors; 1 Comodo; 22 Chairs pages of litoraturo regarding McCook surance of receiving honest value and
with stool rounds nnd lees. genorally and increasing tho number , courteous treatment.
All Bholving; 3 Linoloums. of copies from 300 to some 1,000. CONANT HOTEL COMPANY
All kitchen utensils nnd dishes used This question wns favorably dls-
In restaurant, cussod nnd will bo taken up further
Ornngo crush urns; 1 largo Cisar
caso; 2 largo candy cases; 2 upright
candy cases.
4 Ico Cream Tables, Marbol tops, 1
wood top.
1 Ilorricks Ico chest, 3 doors; 2 Gum
cases; I Plpo Caso.
1 Counter with Cltrolito top; 1 CnDh
Roglstor.
illah rnnlrn? 1 lunch rnnnntnr.
1 Cigar Caso, small; 1 Scale, sub
ject to a first mortgage
2 Ico Croam Dishors.
at public auction at Block Two (2),
West lot Flvo (5), in tho Two-
Story Comont Block Building occupied
ns restaurant in Vlllngo of Horshoy,
Lincoln County, Nobrnskn, on Tuos-
day tho 17th day ot Jnnunry, 1922, at
tho hour of Ono o'clock P. M., of said
dato.
wit:
1 Royal Icolos8, 8 foot soda foun
tain.
1 Stool tank, for Cnronatod water
1 Gas Regulator and oqulpmont.
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II. M. PORTER, Mortgagor