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THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY . TRIBUNE
THE BARGAIN
COUNTER LIST
AT THE HOTELS
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The McCnbc.
MERCHANTS OFFER BAKGAINS
FOR THRIFTY FOLKS OF
THIS COMMUNITY
Read theso advertisements for they
are the offerings of North Platto re
tail morchants and aro intended to
give tlio renders of Tho Tribune
values to bo found nowhoro olso.
Road and act.
I WILL BET
You can Got It at
GAMBLE with SPRINGER
Four Storoa.
We aro selling our entire lino ol
flno ootton Japancso klmonas at
$4.75 each for a short time, Hotel
Polaco Bazaar,
Seo my 1922 stock of paper from
one-inlrd to one-half cheaper than
last year; also somo bargains in pa
pers left orcr. Call 10G1J and I will
bring te books to your houso. Phil
Deats.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Read the Bargain Counter list.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
E.Rlles' Tuesday.
Ivan Hart was in tho city Wednes
day transacting business.
New spring styles in dress goods
and silks now on sale. Tho Leader
Morcantllo Co.
Arthur Hansen is reported to bo ill
at his homo this week.
Mrs. J. F. Downs of Hershey was
a city visitor yesterday.
M. P. Holms of Omaha is visiting
at tho C. F. Temple home.
M. J.. Forbes is seriously ill at his
home at 912 W 5th street.
Dr. F. J. Wurtelo returned Thurs
day morning from St. Louis.
Boys knee pants at 98c, $1.25, $1.45,
$1.95. Tho best for price at the Lead
er Mercantile Co.
Dixon Optical Co., eye sorvice.
Mrs. W. P. Bro3nan is reported to
bo on tho sick list this week.
Arvilla Whittaker Millinery and
Specialty Shop is showing a beauti
ful line of Trimmed Hats, Pacific
Packages and novelties. 50G Locust
St, under General Hospital.
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Steele S. Holcombe, a graduate ot
tho" North Platto High School is In
Cairo, Egypt in connection with the
Y. M. C. A, work there. Writing under
date of January 18 he says in the
Journal that the failure of the British
and Egyptian governments to come
to agreement as to tho relationship to
oxist between the two 'countries was
partly responsible for tho rioting and
upheaval. No general anti-foreign or
anti-Christian turn to the disturbance
had developed when Mr. Holcombe
wroto. He said' tho association pro
gram as making headway in Carlo.
Through tho generosity of American,
friends a magnificent property has
been puchased for the Egyptian
branch. Tho government is also friend
ly to tho project. The property was
formerly the palace of Nuhar Pash'n
somo thirty-five years ago. Tho build
ingis being remodeled for adaption to
association activities. Apnrtments for
families of four secretaries will bo on
tho third floor. A large garden w'.til
many rare trees surrounds tho houso.
WEDNESDAY
W. MoNamara and wife, Poxton.
Guy Fear, Wallace. , '
THURSDAY
F. F. Smith, Lexington.
Erm Wagner, Kearney.
C. 0. Rice.
The 1'nlhce.
WEDNESDAY
II. H. Wilmuth, Ingham.
A. D. McNicklo, Farnam. -
J. F. Zlmmeror, Lexington.
Charles Jackson, Weolfjcet.
P. E. Gunderson, Sutherland.
THURSDAY
M. M. Cox, Lexington. .
J, Harvey, Sutherland.
F. A. Bender, Tryon.
Art Gaudreault, Brady.
A. A. Evans and wlfo, Gothenburg.
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The TiniinCrinnn.
H. Watreman, Big Springs.
Joo DIerlnger, Hastings.
THURSDAY
J. A. Moore, Mitchell.
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Mrs. Fred Wendoborn returned tho
first of tho week from Choyenno where
she attended tho funeral of tho lane
Mrs. J. King.
Put Tho Tribune away after all tho
family havo road It as you will want
to refer to it later. .
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HIRSCHFELD
:t On Sale Two Days Only H
II SAT. HAR.4.M0N.MAR.6 1
Men's U. S, Scout Shoes
HADE OF PACKER GRAIN LEATHER
Full double oak sole, grain
leather inner-sole, full fitting
Munson Army Last, siz.es 6
to 12, not more than 1 pair
to a pustomer,
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STRICTLY ONE PRICE STORE
If a store has more than one price a
somebody pays too much. I
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REPAIR WORK
GUARANTEED
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BATTER
Midwest Elec. Service Station
218 E. Sixth
North Platte, Nebr.
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RAGGED clothes flapping as he walked; rusty
gun over shoulder; his long white beard the
prey ot every vagrant breeze he made his way painfully1
through the town he once had known so well, while
at his heels the entire village mocked and hooted.
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The splendid artistry of Thomas Jefferson was never
more perfectly disclosed than in his exquisite hand
ling of this one situation just one of the many big
dramatic moments with which Washington living's
nge-old classic is studded. v
Only once in a while does such a picture as "Rip
Van Winkle" come to the screen. And so, of
course, you can't afford to miss it.
WARD LASCELLE
PRODUCTION
with
THOMAS
JEFFERSON
DUtHtmfrd jy
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AT THE SUN, THREE DAYS'
Commencing Sunday. Two Shows, Afternoon and Evenings.
Rosin Beds Now Mined.
Many nrtlcles In dally us came orig
inally from the ground, but few realize
thut "mining" rosin has been a thriv
ing industry in the United States for
many years despite tho fact that rosin
Is the product of the sap of certain
species of evergreen tree, otserves the
New York Sun.
Half a century ago rosin was so
cheap that It did not pay to put it in
barrels and send It to market. The
barrels were worth more than the
rosin. Turpentine, however, brought
a good price and came from the same
sap which yielded rosin us a by
product. In consequence manufactur
ers concentrated on the turpentine and
allowed the molten rosin jo run Into
pits, where It hardened and was
covered with earth to get It out of the
way.
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FOR THOSE WHO GO
A COLUMN OF NOTICES ABOUT
CHUHCH, I?ODGE AND SO
CIETY MEETINGS
NIGHT SCHOOL
All mechanical drawing classes will
moot In room 105 at 7:30 this ovonlng.
Obeyed Orders.
"I told the chef to prepan the fowl
so that It would tickle my palate."
"And he did?"
"Yes; he left the feathers on." New
York Central Lines.
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See the high class Millinery dis
played in tho Arvilla Whittakor Shop
ai dub i.ocuhl at., under Uoneral Hos
pital. r
Our vast stock In our ready to wear
section Is filled to ovor flowing with
scores of garments, awaiting your In
spection. Tho Leader Morcantllo Co
Mrs. J. J. Crawford and daughter
Miss CEleato Crawford loft Monday
for Madison, Iowa. They woro
called thoro by tho Borlous lllncBs of
Mrs. Crawford's mother.
W. J. O'Connor returned yesterday
afternoon from Now Uork whero ho
accompanied a company of associates
on a buying trip. Ho has boon gono
moro than two weeks.
CHRISTIAN
. 11:00 "The Survival of tho Pit."
7:30 "A MesBago from Daniel."
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LUTHERAN
11:00 "Jesus of Nazareth Passoth
By."
7:30 "Abiding In Christ."
Mrs. Ray Cantlln is roported to he
very ill at hor homo.
J. .!. WILSON DENTIST
OPPOSITE McCABE HOTEL, OVEIt
STAMP'S BAKERY. PHONE 71.
Miss Lwira IJales of Hershey shop
ped in tho city Wednesday.
J, Rauch, Sr. loft for Lowollon Wed
nesday whoro ho Will look after busi
ness matters. Ho oxpocts to bo gono
a week.
Dr. L. .1. KltltuSE, Dentist, X-Ituy
Diagnosis. McDonnld Hatik Building.
Phone 07.
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Can You Use
$1,000?
ESISCOPAL
11:00 Holly Communion and morn
ing . prayer and sermon.
7:30 Evening prayer and sermon.
PRESBYTERIAN v
11:00 "Dissipation of Spiritual Do
spondoncy." 7:30 "Waiting Upon God." "
Y'OEMEN
Hegular business meeting will bo
hold Thursday, March 9 at tho K. C,
hall at 8 p. m. Applicants ard request
ed to appear for obligation.
NOTICE
Tho Union Paclfle advisee that re
duced rates of a faro and a half will
bo given to tho Knights' Templar
Conclave to be hold In New Orleans,
La. April 24 to April 27,. 1922, good
to return up to May 15tb, 1.922.
Tickets will be on cale April 20 to.
25 inclusive. Th round trip faro
will be approximately 972.00
TONIGHT
Dr. J. P. Kruoger of Fremont will
speafc on "Making My Church tho
Ideal Church" at tho Luthorau
church at 7:30. All aro Invited.
BAPTIST
11:00 "The Man Who Camo by
Night"
7:30 "What Kind ot a Man to
Marry." SInglo ladles cordially In
vited. "
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Saturday at tho Cash Market, corn
fed beef poet roast, 14a a lb. Phone
26. I. L. Stebblns.
Let Us Tell You How to
8 liet it, Without Fail
Open an Insured Savings Account in any North Platto Bank.
Make a small monthly deposit of from $7.90 to $9.50, depending on
tern of regular savings wil yield you ovor $1,000.
your ago. You wll recolvo compound interest. In ton years this sys-
Supposo you Bhould dlo boforo tho completion of tho deposits?
Tho full amount you had set out to Bavo is paid Juat tho samo, PLUS
tho balanco in your Savings Account at death. Tho small monthly
payments cover ovorythlng, including tho protection feature, tho coat
of which Is very small.
By this plan, you sot n savings goal for yourself. You aro sure
to reach it, llvo or dlo. Wo can suggest a system for you tliat will
produco any given amount in any tlmo.
Start now to got your thousand!
SAVE SOMETHING AND HE SOMEBODY YOUR BIG CHANCE
WILL COME-SAYE AND BE HEADY!
ASK US ABOUT THESE NEW ACCOUNTS
PLATTE VALLEY STATE BANK UNION STATE BANK
MC DONALD STATE BANK FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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