THE NORTH PLATTE fllflMl-WEIflKkY TRIBUNE
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Paris Nov Says
TAFFE
A lot of beautiful spring dresses in youth
ful chic styles with draped basque blouses,
effectively trimmed with pretty flowers.
These are wonderful creations lor
$24.95 SPECIAL
E. T. TRAMP & SONS
READY-TO-WEAR
THE BARGAIN
COUNTER LIST
MERCHANTS OFFER BARGAINS
FOR THRIFTY FOLKS OF
THIS COMMUNITY
Read theao advertisements for they
are tho offerings of North Platto re
tail morchanta and aro intended to
glvo the readers of Tho Tribune
values to bo found nowhere olse.
Read and act.
LISTEN Don't forget the big feed
at McKaln's Cafo and meat market
combined for 35 cents. 108 East 6th
Btreot
Wo aro soiling our cntiro lino oi
fine cotton Japaneso kimonas at
$4.75 each for a short timo. Hotol
Palaco Bazaar.
Have a photograph made of your
kiddles. Their charms can bo made
pormanent in a good portrait. Rem
brandt Studio.
A Ford car less startor sells at
NorthPlatte for $449.80, Includes gas
and oil. Glvo us your order today.
' Hendy-Ogler Auto Co.
SPECIAL
Apples, per box, $1.75.
V Flour; 48Tpound sack, $1.48.
Gamble wit Springer.
4 Stores.
See my 1922 stock of paper from
one-third to one-half cheaper than
last-year; also some bargains In pa
pers loft over. Call 1061J and I will
bring to books to your house. Phil
Deats.
Farmors aro now planning how
thoy aro to do their spring work
with the Fordson. Call and get our
prices on Fordson and equipment.
Hcndy-Ogior Auto Co.
Tho Fobruary Victor Records are
bore. Come in and hear them. Ten
Inch Black Seal Records, 75 cents,
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Ground- Hog Day Specials
Hicks says, winter is over and we are not
' going to have any more freezing weather
this spring. That makes us think we
should advertise Garden Seeds we have
them when you want them.
SPECIAL FEBRUARY 1 and 2.
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One 48 lb. Sack Flour . ; $1.43
Box of Apples $1.75
One ptiUnd bulk Cocoa . , 9c
One pound Wedding Breakfast or Golden Sun Coffee 138c
3 pounds for S3 .10.
Family Size Package of Crackers ,t ,v 28c
One 4 lb. package Pancake Flour 29c
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Calumet Baking Powder in 5 lb. cans, per lb 20c
Large package Swift Pride Washing Powder 19c
Large package Post Toasties ; .-. 14c
2 cans Corn 25c
Gamble with Springer,
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4 STORES.
WANTED TO BUY-Hore abovt 1350. Alo
2 ' a few bushels of Nayy Bsaai.
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Holloy Music IIouso, Fifth and
Dowey Streets.
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Tho February Brunswick Records
aro horo. Come in and hoar them.
Ton-inch Black Seal Records, 75.
cents. Holley Music House, Fifth and
Dowey Streets.
Tho Specialty Shpp has a now
shipment of beautiful linen towels,
napkins, scarfs and center pieces.
Also bungalow aprons, jumpor dross
es, card tablo covers, aprons etc.
Arvllla Whlttakor, 506 Locust St.
BASKET BALL SCHEDULE
January 13 Loxington, 13; N. P., 27.
January 20 Gothenburg, 22; N. P. l'j.
January 27 Lexington, 19; N. P., 28.
January 28 Sholton, 7; N. P., 17.
February 3 Fremont hero.
February 4 Fremont Micro.
Fobruary 9 Lincoln thoro.
February 10 Havelock there.
February 11 Unl. Placo there
Fobruary 17 Gothenburg horo. "
Fobruary 18 Alma. here.
Fobruary 24 Sterling, Colo, thoro.
Fobruary 25 Sidney there.
March 3 Sutton here.
March 4 Sutton horo.
' GOodbyo, Anxiety! Travelers Ac
cident Policies.
Mrs. O. H. Eyorly and' Mrs. E.,Ed
munston of Hershcy . were business
callers Saturday.
Dixon Optical "Co,; lens- grinding.
Mrs. DA. Reynolds ,and Mrs. Dr.
Nickolson spent tho week end with
Mrs. Dr. States.
Mrs. George Cash returned to her
homo In Tryon Friday after spending
several days in tho city.
LEGION MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
Membership of 500 .to be the goal.
Tho paid up mombors of tho North
Platto Post have been divided into
two teams which wil be known as tho
Army and Navy teams. . This will be
a real contest and tho losing team
will banquet tho winners. The drive
will begin Jan. 20 and close Feb. 17th
Tho Army team will be under Gen
oralship of B. B. MUtonborger and
L. A. Kolly fortho Navy. '
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M1JUU Ut Art lASAiM J'i
MAN WHO WAS NOT
! CIIAZY
Justico Walter Lloyd Smith, who.
presides over tho third department
of tho appellate division of tho su
premo court, brought with him to tho
dinnor of tho Now York Law School
.Alumni association rocontly what ho
said "was tho most remarkable doc
ument that over camo Into His posses
sion." Others who read tho docu
ment tho last will, and tostimont of
Charles Lounsbury, who died in tho
Cook County asylum at Dunning, 111.,
wore not disposed to dlsagrco with
him. Horo it Is:
"I, Charles Lounsbury, boing of
sound mind and disposing memory, do
horeby publish this, my last will
and testament, in ordor as Justly as
may bo, to distributo my interest in
tho world among succeeding mon.
"Tho part of my intorcst is known
In law and recognized in tho sheep
bound volumes as my property, bo
ing lnconsiderablo and of no account,
I make no disposal of In this, my
last will.
"My right to llyo, boing but a life
estato is not 'at my disposal; but,
theso things excoptcd, nil olso In tho
world I now proceed to dovlso and
bequeath.
"(Item) I glvo to tho good fathers
and mothers, In trust for tholr child
ren, all good llttlo words of praise
and encouragement and all quaint pet
names and endearments, and I chargo
said parent's to use them justly and
gonorously as tho needs of their
children may roqulro.
" (Item) I lcavo to children ex
clusively, but for tho torm of their
childhood, all and ovory flowor of
tho fiolds, and tho blossoms of the
woods, with tho right to play among
them freely according to tho custom
of children, warning them at the samo
timo against thistles and thorns. And
I devise to children tho banks of the
brooks and tho golden sands beneath
and waters thereof, and tho odor of
the willows that dip therein; and tho
white clouds that float high over the
giant trees. And I leave tho childrqu
long, long days in which to bo merry
in a thousand ways; and tho night;
and the moon; and tho train of the
Milky Way to wonder nt, but sub
ject," nevertheless, to tho rights here
inafter given to lovers.
"(Item) I devise to boys jointly
tho use of tho Idle fields and com
mons whoro ball may bo played; all
pleasant waters where ono ' may
swim; all snow-clad hills whore quo
may coast; and all streams and
ponds, whero ono may fish, or whoro,
when grim winters come, ono may
skate; to have and to hold the samo
for tho poriod of their boyhood. And
all moadows, with tho clovor blos
Boms and tho butterflies thereof; tho
woods and their appurtenances, the
squirrels and birds, tho echoes of
strango noises and all distant places
which may bo visited, together with
tho adventures there found. And I
give to said boys each his own placa
at tho fireside nt night with all pic
tures that may bo In tho burning
wood, to enjoy without lot or hind
rance and without Incumbrance or
laro.
"Item) To lovers, I devise their
imaginary world, with whatever thoy
may need as to tho stars of tho sky,
tho red roses by tho wall, the bloom
of the hawthorn, tho sweet strains of
music, and aught olso by wttilch they
may desiro to figure to each othor
tho lastlngnoss and beauty of their
lovo.
"(Item) To young mon, jointly, I
doviso and bequeath all boisterous in
spiring sports or rivalry, and glvo to
them tho disdain of weakness and un
daunted confidence In their own
strength, .though thoy nro rude. I
glvo them tho power to make lasting
friendships, and of possessing com
panions; and to thom exclusively 1
glvo all merry songs and bravo
choruses to sing .with lusty voices.
"(Itom) And to thoso who aro no
longor children or youths or lovers,
I lcavo memory, and I bequeath to
thom tho volumes of the poems ot
Burns and Shakespeare, and of othor
poets If thoro bo othora to tho end
that thoy may llvo over tho old days
again freely and fully, without tithe
or diminution.
"ytom) To our lovod ones with
snowy crowns I boqucath tho hnppl
noss of old ago tho lovo and grltltuda
of their children, until thoy fall
asleep."
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HERBERT HOOVER
Socrofary ot Chamber of Commorco
Says :
Insuranco offors mon and women
an opportunity to pool tho financial
offocU of chr.nce mlsfortunos, and is
also a good modium for saving and
investment. Tho wldo distribution of
insurance in this country la an in
valuable factor in our daily llfo, and
la, I bollore, ono of tho finest results
of our national dorolopmont.
(Copyright, 1821, by the Spectator Co.)
Publlshod by
LODGE, CHURCH
AND SOCIETY
COMING MEETINGS IN THE YAK-IOUS-
ORGANIZATIONS OF
THE CITY
PI1ILOS GUNA
Will meet Wodnoaday aftornoon $f
tho homo of Mrs. W. I. Shnffor.
LUTHERAN
Aid society will, meet Wednesday
aftornoon lh tho church parlors.
EASTERN STAR,
Meoting will bo postponed until
furthor notlco.
GOLDEN RULE
BIblo clnss of tho rrcsbytorian
church will meet Friday aftornoon
nt tho- homo of Mrs. P. M. Soronson,
207 East Second Btreot
PRESBYTERIAN
Aid socloty will moet Thursday
aftornoon in tho church parlors nt
3 o'clock. Hostesses aro Mcsdnmes
Burko, Stamp and Smith.
FRIDAY
Tho Ladies Auxiliary tb tho B. of
R. T. will hold regular business
meoting at 3 p. m. In K. P. hall. Plans
for tho fifteenth anniversary will bo
discussed. Evory member ia urged to
bo present.
BAPTIST
Tho followiug groups will moet
Thursday aftornoon nt 3 o'clock: Tho
BIblo group will meet with Mrs. J. E.
(Mason, Grnceland Additlou. Queon
Esther group with Mrs. John Mnng,
1017 West Third street and tho Anno
Hazoltlno group with Mrs. N. E. Lou
den, G02 South Pino. Tho Anno
Hazoltlno group will bo entertained
by Mrs. Clauson and Mrs. Hounlng.
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Miss Dolla Donaldson, principal of
tho Lincoln school wns off duty Inst
week on account of Illness.
Dixon Optical Co., eyo service.
Mr3. Cody Boal and children loft
for Chicago Saturday. Thoy expect
to mako their homo thoro.
Melvln Tottenhoff returned to his
homo in Choyonne, Wyo., after spend
ing a 'few days visiting' frionds.
,T. .1. WILSON DENTIST
OPPOSITE McCAltE HOTEL, OVER
STAMP'S BAKERY. PHONE 71.
Miss Gladys Wilde returned to her
home Monday. Sho had bpen taking
treatments at a local hospital.
Clinton & Son, tho Eyo Glass Mon.
Service and Satisfaction.
Mrs. Robert Quelle returned to hor
homo in Oshkosh after spondlng a
fovj days shopping in this city.
Put Tho Tribune away aftor all tho
family havo read it as you will want
to refer to it later.
Cattle
North Platte, Nebr.
Monday, February 6th.
This Auction will be held at North Platte Feed Yards
in Large Barn Bad weather will not interfere.
In This Sale
There will be several loads of good stock cows, steers
heifers, milk cows, calves, butcher stuff and icattle of
all kinds.
Bring your cattle to this sale, Monday, February 6th,
1922. They are selling goods, they will bring all
they are worth. There will be no freight and a lot
of other expense to pay.
Cattle Buyers
Come to this sale and buy cattle. There is really
nothing that beats the old cow after all. She increases
our herd and furnishes us with butter and milk. So
you better come along and buy yourself a cow.
Horses and Mules
Horses and mules wanted for the Auction. Monday,
February 27th. Get your horses and mules ready
for this day, and we will have a real horse and Mule
Sale at North Platte.
Please let me know what you have to enter in this
sale so I can advertise and get buyers here. Rem
ember the date of this Horse Auction, Monday, Feb
ruary 27, 1922.
CASPER RAUCH.
H. M. Johansen, Ed. Kierig, Auctioneers.
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS
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Tho North Platto Amorloon Logion
baskot ball team will play Lincoln
Wodnosdny night at Logion hall.
A marriage license wns Issued Sat
urday to Georgo M. McDowell ot Ar
nold and Miss Ruth E. Stcolo of tho
samo plnco.
County Agont Kollogg will glvo a
poultry culling demonstration at tho
Alf.. Borgstrom place, northeast of
Brady at 2:30 today.
Scout Troop No. 7 wont to Pax
ton Friday to play baBkot ball with
tho Paxton High school team. It was
dofoatod by Paxton 21 to 9.
Scout Troop No. 7 will play a
basket ball gamo with Troop No. 3
Wednesday ab a preliminary to tho
Logion gamo with Lincoln.
Bishop Beochor preached at tho
Episcopal church flundny morning
and conflrmod a class of twonty novv
members. Ho apoko again at tho
ovoning sorvlco.
Miss Mary E. Brown of Uio Univer
sity Extension department will bo at
tho Rosso school of Maxwell on Mon
day, Fobruary C to discuss girls' club
work.
Carl Jones, Boy's and Girls' club
loader for Nobrasko, wnl bo at Mc
pherson school on Fobruary 4 and
will tnko up club organizations with
tho peoplo of that district.
Thoy hold a Htorary society at the
Nichols school last Friday and tho
main foaturo was a mock trial. Cor
net, violin and ivocal numbors woro in
terspersed with readings and othor
numbers. Tho room wno crowded.
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THE SEASON'S BEST REASONS FOR
TRAVELERS ACCIDENT POLICIES.
Tho Tale of a Cat .Policyholder
was working about house Stepped on
pot cat's tall. Cat bit him on anklo.
Waiting for Lower, Linen Prices
Jumped into bod. Caught too in torn
sheet. Pulled out a portion of tho nail.
Joined tho Rat Crusado Setting
spring trap. Flngor badly bruised and
lacerated.
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Don't spend your timo writing the
city news, havo us send thom Tho
Tribune
Mrs. J. M. Thompson of Coznd spont
tho week end at tho homo- of Mrs. J.
J. Flcmming.
Misses Gortrudo and Margaret
Sacks of Gothonburg woro Monday
shoppers horo.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dean of Raw
lins, Wyo., transacted business in tho
city Saturday.
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W Auxu.uujniiK MUTUALS IN
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Gfuincitnis Heavy- Assessments
and Failures Explode tho'
'Cheap Insuranco" Claim.
Automobilo , jnutuala and re
ciprocals nro on tho toboggan.
Within tho past - fow wocks a
number of thom havo quit ot
havo lovlod .assessments of
from CO to 100 , per cont and
many otliors will bo forced to
tnko similar action boforo thoy
can mako their annual Btato
monts at tho first ot tho yoar.
Ah a result of thoso assess
ments thoir members aro leav
ing thom by tho wholesale and
thoso In tho concerns which
havo not yet been assessed uro
getting out while- tho getting Is
good. Losses havo boon high
and oxponsos aro increasing
Tho mutuals havo suffered
from tho moral hazard result
ing from tho genoral business
depression and, tho continued
reductions In tho prices of au
tomobiles as furthor reduction
nro oxpoctod tho outlook ia
gloomy,
Theso assessments havo ex
posed tho fallacy of tho "cho..;)
insurauco" claim, and tho mom
bors who stay in faco tho 1
ability ot furthor calls, it t'.-
lossos coutinuo and tho usml
proportion of thd old members
rofuso to pay up. Mombors who
joined theso concerns recently
had tholr object lesson as to
cheapness promptly, as In ad
dition to thoir original pay
ments thoy aro called upon to
pay from GO to 12G por cont ad
ditional, and with no assuranco
that this will end tholr liability.
Aftor January 1, 1922, tho Illi
nois reciprocals will bo com
pelled to comply with tho In
creased resorvo requirements
of tho now Illinois reciprocal
law. T. J. Houston, stato In
surnnco commls.i'onor, says
that a number havo already ro
tirod, and that 0() per cont of
lho lutcr-lusurorH will be forc
ed to rotiro from businoss in
Illinois soon aftor tho first of
tho year.
In Docombor, tho Pinlrlo
Sfnfo Autonioobllo Association
of Du Quoin, 111., wns placed in
tho hands of L. A. Ausborg, Jr.,
as rccolvor,' because of its In
solvency. ' An examination . by
tho Illinois Insurance Depart
ment showo'd liabilities of near
ly $10,000, and only nominal
assets. An assessment was lev
ied on tho mombors In OctoLor,
but thoy rofuaod to pay.
On Octobor 31 tho Untied
Sfuies .Mutual Automobile In
suranco Company, ot Bay City,
Mich., lovied an assessment of
GO por cont upon its members.
"Thoy rofusod to -pay, as usual,
and in Docombor a receiver
was appointed at tho request ot
tho Michigan insuranco depart
ment. Tho assets woro roport
od as $17,2G9, with liabilities of
$122,702, largoly unpaid clalmB.
Tho American Automobile
Indemnity Exchniigo of Chicago
closed Its doors October 31, and
claimants ha vp boon unnblo to
find Its officers' or any assets
that can bo levied upon, tho
tanglblo propory having been
sold-
Tho Arizona Auto Muttial of
Phoenix, has rolnsured Its li
ability In tho Employers Mutual
Indcnlty of Phoonlx.
The La Sallo Aulo Insuranco
Association, ot Ottawa, 111., ho.s
quit buslnoaa, tho managers
soiling tho list of subscribers to
a Sprlngflold concern, which
does not nssdmo tho unpaid
claims.
During' (ho month oi October
(ho following automobilo mu
tuals and reciprocals lovlcd as
Ofismonls: Tho Automobile Insuranco
Association of America, of Min
neapolis, 125 por cent. A rc
colvor has since boon appoint
ed on tho ground of Insolvency,
Tho Equltnhlo Automobile
Insuranco Association of Ke
lyancc, III., 100 per cent.
Tho Anlo Owners' ProtoeUvo
Exchnngo, of Kankakee, III.,
100 per cent.
Tho Auto Trado Mulnnl of
Dos Blolnus, 100 por cent.
Tho William I'oiui Insuranco
Exchange of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
100 per cont,
Publlshod by
C. V. TEMPLE
mm&mit c- TEMPLB, th Travelers Mab.
