E NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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THE BARGAIN
- COUNTER LIST
CA3IPFIRE DlilEOTOitY
'MERCHANTS OFPEIt IlAKGAINS 1
' FOlt TIIltlFTY FOLKS OF
' THIS COMMUNITY
Read theso ndvortisemonts for they
nro thb offerings of North Flatto ro
tail merchants and aro Intended to
glvo tho readors of The Tribune
values to bo found nowhero else.
Read and act.
local and personal i mmmmmzw
No Bionics You Always Win On
Groceries.
Gamble with Springer.
Gamble with Springer and win ev
ery timo on Groceries.
Gamble- with Springer.,
Scq tho bargains in " the Arvilla
Whlttakor Spoclalty" Shop, at 60G Lo
cust SL
We tire selling our entire lino oi
fine cotton Japaneso kimonos at
$4.75 each for a short timo. Hotel
Palaco Dazaar.
LOOKOUT (Ahoba lvuclut.)
Moots ovory Wednsedar tit 4:1G.
Semi-annual mootlngs In May and No
vember. Guardian Mrs. Wilson Tout
Aaafatnnt ntin.1ln ATI TrtfnMn.Mn
Chnffln. - inms
Vice-president Elsio Dolph I
Secretary Rebecca Tout,
Treasurer Dorothy Cummlngs
Roster: ,
Allco Edwards
Elma Crano
Herntco Williams , ;
Dorothy Cummlngs
Evelyn Getty
Elsie Dolph
Olive Rasmussen
Thelma Starr
Lorlta Hogsett
Ruby Crozior
Maurlno Yates ,
i Dorothy VanClcavo
, .'Ruth Wilcox
' Dorothy Wilson
, Leota Hultman
Rebecca Tout
Rorid tho Bargain Counter list.
Mre! John pay loft tho first of the
week for Lincoln to spond a wodk
visiting relatives. ,
Tim O'Koofo lot Vodnosdny for
Koarnoy to Bpond n few days at tho rwf
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THE LAZY BOY
The paonts of a small boy were
i greatly disturbed by a teacher's re-
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at McICnln's Cafo and meat market
combined for 35 cents. 108 East 6th
street
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tho laaziest boy in school.
"Ho is so lazy," tho teacher de
clared, "that whenever I ask him to
read ho becomes sleepy in a few
Have, a photograph mado of your , minutes."
kiddies. Their charms can bo mado Scolding and whippings proving of
'.pormanont in a good portrait. Rem- no avail, tho boy was taken to tho
brandt .Studio. ' '' family physician. Tho latter, to the
' parent's surprise, passed him on to a
I A roru car 1UB3 nuuiur mm to fc wh foun(1 Um much ill
worm riauo xor .au, inoiuuus BaB q As SQOn ag ho be-' a.
UO ww. , t( W(jar th(jgo h0 kcpt up eagny
Hondy-Ogicr Auto Co, . wUh h,g c,ags anfl nQ moro com.
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jhonfa, of fa Bister,
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Air. ami mrs. nownru iio.uicuuui
loft Wednesday for Omaha whoro
they will spend sovcral weeks.
Mildred Hlrsch and Ruth Doty loft
this afternoon for Gothenburg to at
tend tho basket ball game which will
bo played there this evening.
A marriage license was Issued or
Jan. 1C to Ira B. Gordon of Suther
land and Miss Clara R. Schick of
Flats.
Mrs. Will Friend arrived Wednoa
da to attend tho funeral of John
Wlenbergor which was hold hero
Thursday morning.
Tho fuiioral of tho lato John Woln-
borger was hold Thursday morning
at 9:30 at tho Catholic church. Father
Sullivan of Wood River conducted
tho sorvices. Interment was mado at
North Platto comotory.
Clinton & Son, tho Eyo Glas3 Men.
Servlco and Satisfaction.
At tho County Treasurer's office
yesterday we learned that Judgo
Woodhurst had just turned In $2,242
in fees for tho past six months which
it was statcdwas tho best record
made in any six months for a long
time.
There will bo a basket ball game
Saturday at 7:30 played by members
of tho night school and tho faculty.
Theso games will bo froo to all and
all night school pupils aro invited. A
cheer leader has been selected and
J ho will lead in all tho yells and
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
NEW PRICES
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" See my 1922 stock of paper from plaints wo heard of his laziness,
ono-third to one-half cheaper than 1 How many misfit men are in thiB
last year; also somo bargains in pa- world today' who in their -boyhood
.pers'loft over.' Call 10G1J and I will' days were called "lazy," whoso par
bring to' books to your house. Phil nts havo committed a crimp against
,DeatS- them .and against society? Don't call
you boy or girl lazy until you KNOW
Farmers aro now planning how that their oyosiglit Is as well taken
tlimr af'n in fin linlr- flnrlnf wm-Tr p nn M.rt fnar nP flinlr llttifi
K'-iT with the vFordson. Call and get one bodies. Clinton & Son, Opticians,
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V prlcos on Fordon and eaulrmient. ' glgli of tho Big Ring.
Kfj.(J4 , Hondy-Ogier Auto uo. i ' :o:-
'. I ' TO WHQM IT MAY CONCERN :
tSV'!' Jan. 18th to-Mnd- will bo $1.00 v . . ,
woek sit Uio .Whlttakor Millinery and Having bought H19 InttireetB ot ouaa.
' SpbIttlfy Shop, Articles Included arc . Ran' to hT-Auto Wreoking Cp. o:
Om NIGHT ONLY
hats, lumchooa sots, oils, bftskets, rlb.ffotU;Plattk-I illsnotro6PpnUl
hats, lncUeop sets, vpll, UaiBks, for any tteatings maue . or rapnwnwx
Somo classes at night school aro
over largo since tho transfor laBt
Monday. Mr. Moreys' class In elec
trical onglncorlng is vbry largo. Sew
ing classes and tho homo nursing
classes aro oxtra largo but every ef
fort Is being mado so that all stu
dents will recoivo Individual attention-
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Fr Sale, Trade or Ront
ARE YOU INTERlfiSTED IN A HOME
Call E. A. Olson If ou want to buy,
sell, .trade or build. I can serve you
in the way of location and, PRICE.
Homea, vacant loia, 3 te 40 acre tracts
with or without improvements,. )xtl-
Kf-ted tarms-1,and -hill faas, ifm
tend Wlttti alfa'MM an- w llana iftt
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ribbon, novelties, et of towel-, etc.
506 Looufet street. .
by v him.
Keith
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Monday, Jan. 23
NAT GOLDSTEIN PRESENTS .;
That Tuneful Triumph
Which Has Set the
Nation
The Denver Press. Simply Raved of
the Merits ol -This .Offering.
With the Original New York
Cast and Production
Musimammr
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F. O, B. DETROIT
Effective January 16fh, 1922.
Chassis $285.00
Runabout 319.00 r
. , -Touring Car i 348.00 . .
Truck Chassis ....... . 430.00
, Coupe S80.00 -
Sedan .'... 645.00
Tractor... 625.00
Lowest Prices of Ford Cars in tbe History of the Ford Motor
Co. Give us Your Order Today and Insure Early Delivery.
Authorized Ford Dealers
NORTH PL&tTE, NEBRASKA.
i0fefr-tam with the mmAa i PfAcptti; bfirA Arft f hi LAWfiSF hvkrVmmpjn
time, values. Call or write !SJ w - - " '
Phene.H-'Sa
314 o. Locust St. I
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Like all good ' thing", milk. Ufts a
few .flrawLocks but these or tar
outweighed by its ndvantagee. Milk
ii the great factor of iafety tu ouv
diet. lt(TnnBS the ration fiomnlete
and keep'i the bly, etTong. afHr is
ths- beai ;to9fi- Iwvt. " -Tbr -J no
OyTJemite.' other thing, hut
not on wHk;, J&tr et Wast a half
pint e day- for .each person in - the
household. No other food can take
place. Milk look.", like a simple
food but In reality It is very compljBX.
A glass ot milk contains all, the im
portant thln.TB (hat go to make up ;i
mixed diet. One can get the same
nourishment from mllk as frpm a'
meal jnado up of meat and oggs,
sugar and cereals, oils and fats,' with
Bolt and water. Milk is good fuel
because It contains fat and sugar.
The body needs fuel to keep it warm
and to make it move and work and
play, just as a steam engine needs
coal or the automobile neode gas
oline. One , quart M mik Is about
equal In fuel value to any of the
following: 2 pounds salt (.o'flsn, 1
pounds beets, 0 pounds turnips,
pounds lean round beef, 2 pounds po
la'toes,' fl pounds spinach, 7 pounds
lettuce, 4 pounds cabbage, eggs, 8
ounees butter, 5 ounces flour or, 8
ounces cheese.
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NOTKW
Water rent Is now due and will bj
delinquent on January 29 th. AH
wafer consumers please see water
rent is paid.
HERSHBY WELSH,
Water Commissioner.
LODGE, CHURCH
AND SOCIETY
BLANKEST SPECIAL
For one hour on Saturday, from 10
to 11 a. m. at $1 each. Rosular price '
$4.35. K. T. Tramp & Sons.
FOlt !A.LE
I wo wm iuvvo young urcsauii i.ci
Igi'in Ilnrc on --ulo at Cro,v :wul i'. ,
Costly JiliKTlNGS IN TJITS YAll-
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LUTIDRAN
lltOO' "Tho Power of Faith "
7:0 "Cpals of Fire.','
CHRISTIAN ', x
U:0D "Can Qpd Truit' Mo?"
7:3,0 "Ing PftVid"
EPISCOPAL '
il:Q0 Morning Prayer and sermOM.
7:30 Evening Prayer (did sermoh-
Qeorgo Murray writes that he is -irkot every Saturday.
now located at Phoenix, Ariz.
l'latte Valley Pot Stock Assool.itlDn
A REAL SALE AT A REAL TIME.
. . MEN'S AND BOYS' OVERSHOES
30 PER CENT DISCOUNT
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FEATURING
Nora Kelly, John E. Young, Mar
guerite Zender and a winsome
Cast of Youth, Grace & Beauty
Mail Orders Now. Seat Sale Now On.
PRICES LOWER FLOOR $2.50 AND $2.00
BALCONY $1.30 AND $1.00
When in Omaha
STOP WITH US
Hotel Conant
Hotel Sanford
Hotel Henshaw
Ourre;vua!on of 20 years fair dealing ,
Is bit t of thce hotels. Gueste may 1
stop ui uny one of them with the as
suranr-c of receiving honest value and
couituoits t'c.itrucat. !
CONANT HOTEL COMPANY I
CHRISTIAN SCIENOE
11:80 Christian' Solence service.
Services in Building ft Loan building.
j'o:
MBTHQDIS
11:00 "Fruita of tho' Spirit."
7 : M) Fourth . C6mmandmenL
rAPTJST
11:00 ' 'Providence and Human
Motive,"
7 UIO "What kind of. a Ctrl to
Marfr&v Single ,e ooraialiy in
vited. The L(terature, Music and Art do
i urtanent of the Twentieth' Century
riubwill meet next Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Julius Pizer. The re
rostttnent committee Is Mrs. R. A.
i:nrmati, Mrs. J. W. Niles, Mrs. EJ. S.
Davis and Mrs. B. B. Boatman.
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Dlon Optical Co., srlnds lenses.
County Clerk Allen has not reeov-
rred from his recent sickness so that,
ft can be at bis desk reguarly. j
We still have some wonderful val-,
o i for $15 in dresses, suits anil ,
coats. This week only. E. T. Tramp
i Sons.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
TWO DAYS ONLY
Star Clothing House
TjH&HQME OF , ; ,
THE REAL SALE
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Three Cash and Carry Specials
FOR SATURDAY
Picnic ots, per IbS, . . ! . . .
.Swjlt'snWfete -Soap, . 31 iajfe. .... lM
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McMichaels Grocery
PHONE 441.
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