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THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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W hen you start out shopping in response to the many Pare and Half Page advertisements, come to our store direct, or come
to this store alter von have looked around. But bo sure ou don't buy until ypu have examined and compared our offerings
and satisfied yourself, that Here, during Iriventorv, which is now in pr gress, The Store Wide Reductions in Every Depart
ment in the house at Discounts fivm 20 to 50 per cent ofl the former low prices.
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Per Cent Off
Blankets
At Less Than Manufac
turers' Cost.
WHAT OTHER
PAPERS SAY
'INTERESTING ITEMS FROM EX
CHANGES WHICH REACH
OUR DESK.
UNUSUAL ACCIDENT
, Being pcrsucd and almost captured
by a chlckon hawk last Sunday, a
prairlo chlckon was foijcodto make
its escape by flying through the largo
front Vlndows of the Harrod morch
andlso store In Arthur, breaking the
glass to pieces, but the bird slightly
stunned was picked up by parties iu
vsldo the ttore and given its liberty.
Arthur Enterprise.
' RABBIT DRIVE (
Considering the clear, cold , weather j
of Monday, ,tho annual rabbit drive of
, 'Logan county proved to bo a big sue-'
cuess. A total of 2,500 rabbUs "were
secured', by different parties. . -These '
rabbits w ill bo dlstrlbutd aniong the
needy families of Logan county by the '
Salvation Army and tho remainder
will bo sent to Denver for distribu-1
tion among tho poor "in tho capital'
city Sterling Advocate. '
BAD FIRE
A bad ending of a lovoly Christmas
day occurded that hlght when tho
Delatour frame row of buildings on
tho. west side of Main street were to
tally destroyed by fire. By hard fight
ing citizens savodtho balance of tho
town. The boat was so. Intense that
tho Farmer's bank across tho street
ist narrowly escaped, and windows
were cracked in buildings across the
street north.
We understand that no insuranco
t04 Oifl The Houk d Kuppcnheimo
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ONE PRICE
a carried on tho buildings for the
reason that tho owner thought the1
rato too high. The estimuto losses'
are: S. P. Dolatour, buildings, $10,000'.
Lowollen Mercantile Co., merchandise'
$35,000; Gates hardware $13,000; Ilob
ertson's retaurant, fixtures, $500. The
firo started in tho hardware Btoro and 1
its origin is unknown at this writ
lng. Garden Co. Hows.
STOCK SHOW
Mouscl Brothers the well known I
Hereford breeding firm of Cambridge,!
Nob., will be represented in tho
brooding animal contests at tho Na
tional Western Stock show January
14-21. Tho Mousol ranch has hot 1
boon In evidence at thO'Donvor show
for two or throe seasons. Its advent
thoroforo, Is of doublo interost, dun
to tho fact that tho Nebraskans ex
hibited their registered Horofords at
the first stock show held in Denver.
R. D. .Mousel, the senior membor of
the firm, often indulges in remlms-(
cenoos of the old days when cow boys
led in their highly -brod bulls and fe
males and hitched them to a fence;
when a flapping tent Berved as a.,
sbow quarters and when it was neces-i
sary to provide, a special class of
prizes for animals shown by eastern
brooders. Denver Paper. !'
FOR THOUGHT
There Is a movement now on foot
to have fivo "commissioners in Lincoln
County. This has been our idea for a
long time, for a county as largo as
Lincoln County. Tho county should'
ho divided Into flv,o commissioner 1
districts, one for a district in tho
north part of tho county and ono for
a district in the south - part of the
county, in addition to three in tho
valley.' Tho one thing that has al
ways seemed an obctaclo to ad
dition of tho two commission dis
tricts is tho matter of sufficient popu-
QUICK GET YOUR PICK
THEY ARE GOING' FAST
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ON SALE
MENS AND
YOUNG MEN
All are this seasons
styles
Values up to $40
Combination price
Suit and Overcoat
No Wrapping
No Alterations
Put Them Under Your
Arm and Walk out.
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RC0ATS
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The Sale
of the
Town.
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GOODS-WOMEN'S KEADY
TO EVERYBODY
lation, othorwiso wo would havo ad
vocated this sernll years ago. If
there Is sufficient population and tho
law will permit, it is only just and
fair that tho north and south terri
tories should l.o roprosonted. Taxa
tion should bo represented. Taxation
without representation, iB not juat!
Horshey Times.
STOLE A DIAMOND
Somctlmo during Monday night, tho
26th, robbers stolo two diamonds
from the show window of tho Good
all Jewelry store after they had
brokon tho plate. glass with a brick
bat. '
Other valuables, including watch e sl
in tho window and within easy roaou
woro unmoloBtod.
Tho boxes whloh contalnod tho dia
monds woro found two blocks east of
tho store tho following day. !
Mr. Goodall, Sheriff Holsor and rv;
Pinkorton detective from Donver
went to North Platte yesterday to in1
terviow a stranger who triod to soli
a diamond ring in that town on Tues
day and who was being held in Jail
by the officors , . , t .' ,
About mittnlght tho party returned
to Ogalalla with Jim Murphy who had
made a confession and given up both
rings.
His trial is to bo hold this after
noon. Those Vitally Interested in the caso
are according much credit to Sheriff
Helser for tho quick and efficient
manner in which ho assisted in the
recovery of tho .stolon goods and in
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Keith County News.
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STAR DISTRICT EVENTS
On Saturday, Dec. 17 tho young
folks of Star neighborhood gavo a
play and box social. Tho play was en
titled, "A White Shawl" and was
coached by Mrs. F. A. Ulrlch. It was
a great succobs. Tho cast of char
acters was as follows: Doctor Kate
(Edward Downs), Betsy an old maid
(Ellen Johnson), Miss Elizabeth Ste,el
'Gui'da Harnett', Arthur Clayton '(Fred
Roby), Miss Kathorino Steele (Violet
Downs), Georgo Rlllos (Ralph Barn
ott). Tho malo quartet sang Kentucky
Babe as tho opening number .A group
of young peoplo sang, "On tho Shores
of Tripoli" between acts. Aftor the
play tho boxes wero sold, Ralph Harn
ett and EdWnrdi Downs 'acting fli
auctioneers. Thoro wore forty-eight
boxes In all, some roproeontlnjr Jog
cabins, bungalows, grafanolas, bask
ets, cars and many other models.
Tho total proceeds wero $72.75.
Oh! thats somo bunch
Out thoro at Star
They're tho bostost bunch
That over are.
And tbty "'in usually Mi.ii
If something goos a llttlo wrong
They don't seem to mind It
Oh I that is a bunch
Where each is your friend
And that is n placo
Where your bluos will all end.
Written by a HorBhoy bird who
knows.
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NOTICE
To Omaha Boo Subsorlbors:
On and aftor January 1st, 1922, all
subscriptions must bo paid in advance.
On January 7, 1922, papers will bo
discontinued unless paid for at loast
ono month in advance
C. M. Nowton, Agont.
id:
Hpent Jack Norrls Hftent tho week end in
tho city with friends enrouto from his
home in Cheyonno to Lincoln where
hb attonds tho Stnto University,
Townsond Dont returned to Lincoln
yostorday aftor spending the holidays
INVENTORY
INCORPORATED
YO WEAR - CLOTHING SHOES
J. E .NELSON . MANAGER
LODGE, CHURCH
AND SOCIETY
COMING MEETINGS IN THE VAR
IOCS ORGANIZATIONS OV
THE CITY
ALPHA DELPHIAN
Society will meet tonight In tho
Franklin auditorium.
COMRADES ATTENTION
Thoro will bo Installation 'of offi
cers on Wednesday ovonlng, January
f4. A full attendance Is desired,
RBBHSKAH LODGE
Will llold Installation of officers
Friday evening at 7:30 at tho I. O. O
F. hall. A good attendance is dcslrod.
WAR MOTHERS
Will meet With Mrs. J. 'J. Halligan
Friday evening, January G. A largo
attondanco Is' desired. " (,, "
EPISCOPAL
Guild will meet Thursday aftcr-
knoon. A full nttondanco Is desired as
thoro will bo election of officors -
PRESBYTERIAN
Aid Society will moot in tho church
parlors Thursday at 3 p. m. with
Mosdames Schlommor, Prossor nnd
"Crashaw-ns hostesses.
(BAPTIST GROUPS
' Meet Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the following places:
Bible group with Mrs. Browor, 304
North Locust street. Ann Hazoltlno
nnd Queen Esther will meet in the
church basement.
EASTERN STAR
Kensington nt Masonic hull, Wed
nesday, January 4 at 3 p. m. A pro
gram has been prepared and refresh
ments wll bo served at 10 cents. Mem
bers are requested to como and got
acquainted and bring their work.
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NOTICE
Water rent is now duo and will bo
delinquent on January 20th. All
water consumers pleaso sco wntcr
rent is paid.
HERSHBY WELSH,
Water Commissioner,
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Tho Now Marlnollo. Phono 409J.
of the
Ladies
NORTH PLATTE
Gives expert directions for making everything from soup to
candy. Systematic, easily understood. Every lady
i will want one. A good Christmas orcs-
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THE MOUNTAINS BROUGHT TO
YOU.
As has boon their annual custom,
tho Gothenburg Community club will
again this season bring to tho people
of contral Nobraska two of tho worlds
loading musical artists In recital.
On January Gth they will present
in joint recital Irono Pavloska, op
eratio Mezzo-Soprano, and Elias
Breeskin, violinist.
Miss Pavloska has boon with tho
Chicago Opera company for tho pnr.t
four soasons and In'tho characteriza
tion of tho many roles sho has playad,
hor volco Combined with hor versatil
ity has attracted on evor gr6wln
cliontolo and has established hor in a
leading position ajnong present day
mozzo-sapranos. Her triumphs on the
oporatlo stage are many and sho Is
now adding to tham tho laurols of
concert successes..
Mr. Breoskln, tho highly gittod
Russian-Ainorlcnif violin virtuoso,
was an asiocinto of Caruso on his lMt
American tour, and his solos on tfio;
irograms with tho worlds groatdet"
tonor woro Invariably rowardod by,
demands for doublo and triplo cn
cores. Ho stands In the front rank ;ot
violin virtuosi.
Such a musical treat and oppor
tunity to hear two of tho worlds hi'td
iug artists is seldom granted tp thoio
outside of our larger castorn cities
and should bo taken advantage of
by all lovers of music. ( .
Tho prico is $2.00. ,
Tho commlttoo in charge has mado
nrrangomonts to rogcrvo seats for nl!
out-of-town people boforo tho chart In
opened to tho home folks.
Program of recital:
1. Concorto In D minor.. Wionlawskl
Allegro Modorato. ,
Andanto.
, Rondo.
Mr. Breoskln.
2. a. Pluislr D'Amour Martini
b. , Do Not Go, My, Lova Ilagcman
c. Morning Oloy Speaks
Miss Pavloska.
3. a. Largo . ... Handol
b. Thomo and Variations
1. Tartlni-Kroislov
c. Praoludlum and Allogro
... , Pusnnnl-Krolslor
Mr. Breoskln.
4. a.
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c.
Songs My Mothor Taught Mo
r Dvork
Lo Mlroir Ferrari
La Girolnottn- Slbolla
Miss Pavloska.
PUBLISHED I3Y THE
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For sale at
J u, Villi..
RINCKER DRUG CO.
C. M. NEWTON.
Per Cent Off
Women's Wear
At Less Than Manufac
turers' Cost.
BOMB SUSPECT
Picture i's of Wolfe L!ndcnfcld,
vho has been arrested in Warsaw,
Poland, by the United Stalos, a3
the man who knows a.l about the
Wall Street bomb explosion that
killed 38" innocent people.
Bi n. AVe HaytA: ScluiViert-WJlholmJ
b. Soronide Eapajrnol.- chamlnado
c. The Old Refrain Krolsler
d. aaptttondo.-, Surasato
. 'Mr. Breeskin.'
G. a. Boau Solr Dobussy
)). Little Bateose piorco
c. Tho Last Hour Kramer
d. What's In tho' Air? Eden
. MI8 Pavloska.
Tickets for this' recital can' be pur
chased In North Platte up to Decem
ber. 31t from Mrs. M. H. Gllfoyl or
from tho Dixon luslo Shop.
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CARD OV THANKS
Wo desire to extend our most, sin
cere thanks to tho many kind frionds
and noighbora who aRslBtod us dur
ing tho illnoss and death of our be
loved mother and slstor, nnd also ox
tond thanks for tho many boautlful
floral offerings.
Mrs. Anna Myler
Mrs. Lottie Oloson
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,Mrs. Dennis Mullen and daughter
Mario returned to tholr homo in Hast
ings yesterday aftor visiting at tho
Timothy Manlfin homo. '
Raymond Tottonhoff of Choyonno
spont tho woek ond In the city with
frionds enrouto from his hgino to Lin
coln whoro ho attonds tho State University.
m,
with his parent Dr. and Mrs. G. B
Dent.
