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THIS NORTH PLATTID S&MI-WJfllDKLY TRIBUNE
FTS THAT LAST
CLINTON, THE JEWELER
& SON, The Eye Glass Men
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Sign o Tho Big Ring
Satisfaction Sure Try Us. Graduate Opticians'
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A cOmplet,liiie .olsnnu)los set up for your Inspection and prices quoted rirb$,for
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Opening
Sale of Farm Machinery
March 15, 1922
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ASJLt. V. Jilt WlllJlJIJl'JlJIt
GRADUATE DENTIST
Offlca ovor the McDonald
State Bank.
LINCOLN' COUNTY CENTElt
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. Edna McNeal is off duty at
tho II. & S. Agency duo to illness.
E. O. Stono of Cambridge transact
ed business in the city Wednesday.
Dixon Optical Co., grinds lenses.
Bert Snyder of Tryon was n visitor
In tho city Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Klllan left for Wal
lace after sponding two days in the
city.
Emory Louden of Staplcton trans
acted business in North Platto Thurs
day. Dixon Optical Co., tests oyos.
Nato Trogo of Flats was in tho city
Wodnosday looking after business af
fairs. Mrs. M. II. Qilfoyl entertained the
Presbyterian choir at her homo Wed
nesday evening.
Prank Shields returned to Pnxton
yesterday after sponding sovoral days
In North Platto
Robert Weber is improving after
being seriously ill with pneumonia
at his homo on cast fifth.
J. W. Abbot and .Sharploy 'Thom
pson wore among tho Ilorshoy visitors
in North Platto Wednesday.
J. .1. WILSON DENTIST
OPl'OSITE McCAIIE HOTEL, OYEIl
STAMP'S HAKEItY. PHONE 71.
Mrs. C. Smithors and (laughter re
turned to Koarnoy yesterday after
visiting rolatlvos for tho past week.
Mrs. Margaret Taylor arrived Wed
nesday fro Ft. Collins to visit at the
McMIcbaol and Dents homos in this
city.
One day--Saturday apodal I will
sell, Jonathan npploo for $3 a bushel
and Winesapa at $2.25 per bushel. S
F, Claytori; Eaulty store
Sovoral community meotings have
been postponed on account of sick
noss In our community.
Mrs. L. Hoist left for Brulo, Thurs
day morning, to visit hor two sisters
who aro illv
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Knox arc help
ing caro for the sick at tho Itoy Knox
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schultz of
Grand Iuland visited over Sunday
with '.lw lattor's sisters, Mrs. John
Connor and MrB. Glen McKain, and
Julia Krammorer and brothor, Karl
Krammorcr.
Tho J. F. F. club was very pleas
antly entertained at tho homo of Mrs.
Oda noborts, last Thursday. Aftsr
tho usital business meeting tho hos
tess provided two novol contests. In
tho first, conveying beans with tooth
picks, Mrs. J. E. Schram received a
cooky cutter and in tho cako contest,
Mrs. Will Collins received a cako pan.
Mrs. Mogonscn and Mrs. Eckberg
wero given tho cpnsolatlons. All
members contributed a cako recipe to
tho llostoss who thon sorvod a dainty
two courso lunch.
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LOOK WHAT'S COMING
FOR THOSE 10 GO
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COLUJHN OF NOTICES ABOUT
CHUJtCH, LODGE AND SO
CIETY MEETINGS
CHRISTIAN ' J
Regulnr sorvlccs at 11:00 and 7:30".
EPISCOPAL
11:00 Morning prayer and sermon".1
7:30 Evening prayer and sermon.
LUTHERAN
ll:00t "Tho Inner Light."
- 7:30' "Slmvly to Thy
Cling."
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CAMP FIRE COUNCIL '
Will hold a mooting Friday evening
at 7:30 ut tho homu of .Mrs. M. E.
Crosby, 015 West Sixth street. , .
METHODIST . ,
11.00 "Tarry."
7.30 "Tho Ninth Commandment''
Liars."
Will Hollorn is a visitor at tho T.
Hanlfjn homo tills weok. Ho arrived
Wednesday from his homo In Hast
ings.
Put Tho Tribune away after all tho
family havo road It as you will want
to rofor to It later.
E. D Snoll Joft Thursday for his
homo In Cnmbrldgo after sponding
sovoral dnys3 hero transacting busi
ness. 1 ;
Mr, and Mrs. E. Spllntor arrived
this morning from Grand Island on
, routo to tholr homo In' Torrlngton,
Wyo.
! Tho Twentieth Century Club will
jliold a gonoral meeUin? Mar mi J 4 nt.
tho home of Mrs. W. V. iloaglund.
Miss Anna Krnrmih will talk on "Tho
Ido.il American". Election, of officers
will bB hold nt this meeting.
BAPTIST
11:00 "Following from Afar."
7;30 "Am I My Brothers Keeper?"
Brotherhood of Yoeman cordially In
vlted.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hartman and
(laughter of, Denver arrived tho first
of tho week. They w.111 visit friends
here. '
Will Norris of Cheyenne, assistant
statb ongineor of Wyoming is In town
for a few days. Ho 1ms been in Lin
coin for n week attending a confer
ence of highway ou;lneers.
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CA$H THIS DAY OXLY
These prices nro nearly tho prices of 10 YEARS AGO
0.4-in. walking plow ,$14.50
10-in. sulky plow 40.00
3'Section drag harrow- 26.00
5- ft- 3 lever disc, with T. T. 48.00
6- shovel riding cultivator 30.00
2-row lister cultivator 50.00
4-wheel lister $ 56.75
2-row lister
i . Corn planters 45.00
' Wagon trucks 40:00
Windmills 40.25
Tanks 12.00
These are only a portion of the prices which cover our complete line.
Wo invite everyone, glad to see you whether you buy or not.'.
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Don't forget tho day and the date, and one day only. r ' v
DERRYBERRY & FORBES IMP. CO.
North riatte, Nebraska
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' Tho body of tho lato H. O Lane
arrived today from Omaha, Mr. Lane
was recently taken to Omaha where
lie- luid an operation fdr cancer. Fur.
eral arrangements had not been made
at this time.
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WILL SACRIFICE' PLAYER PIANO
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W. ,C. Shelver is reported to be very Did your wlfo toll you to-subscribe
ill at his homo this week. 'for Tho Tribune?
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For quiok turnover will sacrifice
price. Player In our possession in
North Platte and must bo moved nt
Once. Easy payments.- Writ quick for
particulars to tho Denver Music Co.,
Donver, Colo.
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WILLIAM
DeMILLE'S
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(Midsummer
Jtfadness
mth LOIS WILSON, LILALEE
JACK HOLTand CONRAD NAGEL
You whoso oue-tlmo lover may
now bo moroly your husband,
You whoso sweetheart hns como
to bo only a wlfo, Do you often
wondor whoro tho old romnnco
has fled? And H, In a moment
of mld-supmor mndnoss, boiuc
UjIum. should ro-awako tho first
wild ccstncy.A drama that
plorces convention veneer
and shows what real lovo Is . -and
.docs!
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KEITH THEATRE
Sunday, Mon., Tues., Matinee Sunday
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Reduced to Tre-war Prices
Mens two-piece suits cleaned and pressed $1.25
Mens three piece suits 1.50
Ladies suits 1.50
Ladies dresses .". . .-r $1.25 up
Ladies coats.. . wrv'v ' l-SO
Ladies skirts. ... . r . ... ... .u. . ; 75c up
TrouseVs '. r 75c
Suits'pressed 75c
We call and deliver
W. A. SKINNER & CO.
1 Block west of P. O.
Phone 353
When you buy a LIFE INSURANCE POLICY ', you. f l
want a CONTRACT that is clear in construction , anTlv -fair
in terms, RATES that are equitaMe, a proper
adjustment between premium charged and -risk car. .
ried, SERVICE that is prompt, courteous .and- efi 3$
cient, ALL backed by financial streilgthrto meet I
every obligation. Such policies are issued by the,
Fidelity Reserve Company ,
Home Office Fourth and Locust Streets,
North Platte, Nob. .
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Tho Omaha Automobile. Showopens In a very few
days. Havo you mado your arrangements to come
to seo tho radically new models; tho now refine
ments; tho new prices? It not, do so today the
tlmo Is short. If you nro a dealer, bring your pros
pect. Omaha Auto Show
Opens Monday, March 13
Not In the history of tho automotive business have
tho Auto Shows boon of such vital interests to deal
ers and to prospective purchasers ns this year.
Novor has tho Omaha Auto, Show been so complete
Tho ccos3ory Show Is a now. important and Interest
ing addition.
Dealers' Frolic Bigger Better
The Doalcrs Frolic this year will bo ovon blggor, hot
tor, llvolior than last year and this Is saying a lot.
Jazz, pop, a big talk by a londor In tho Industry
and tho big Doalors Dinner on Thursday, March 16
SPECIAL LOW RAILROAD RATES
Tho railroads havo mado unusually low rntos foi
tho pound trip, good going March 13 to 15; good
rbturnlng March 20. For Information write
Omaha Automobile Trade Ass'n
A. B. Waugh Show Mgr., 2051 Fnrnnm St
OMAHA.
I will soil nt Auction the following described, property at my place
:i miles south or orth Pintle just oast of Iho Stale Farm, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 23
The followiig- described property:
35 Head o Horses
1 span of black mares, 3 and 4 years old, weight 3000 lbs.;, 1 span of
black geldings, 6 years old, weight 2800 lbs.; 1 span bay geldings, a
years old, weight 2700 lbs.; 1 span gray geldings, 8 years old, weight.
-500 lbs.; 1 span black goldlngs, 7 years old, weight 2500 lbs.; 1 span
brown mares, 4 years old; weight 2200 lbs.; 1 brown gelding, 5 yeara
o d, weigh 1200 lbs.; 1 block! maro 4 years old, weight 1200' lbs.; 1
black gold ng : 4 years old, weight 1200 lbs.; 1 black gelding, 8 years
old, weight 1100 lbs.; 1 bay mare, S'years old, weight 1300 lbs.; 1
span geldings, gray and black, 6 years old, weight 2200 lbs.; 1 span
geldings, .brown and black, 8 and 9 years old, weight 2500 lbs.; 1 black
TJH nnrs 0,,d; rJf?1 1100 lbs,: 1 span mares' W and ba 7 alld
8 lears old, weight 2400 lbs.; 1 bay gelding, 8 years old, weight 1300
lbs., 1 span brown mares, 7 years old, weight 2600 lbs.; 1 saddle
wmi?v ,S;; ay mar 3 years old' we,eht 1100 lb3-: 1 brown
4 voir 'of ,yCarS ' 'Ilght 1100 lbB- These nro M broko vsob. Four
4-year old mares, unbroken.
23 Head of Cattle
10 head of milk cows, some fresh, others fresh soon; 0 head of helfors
3 years old; 7 calves.
36 Head of Hogs
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Seven brood sows with pig; 1B shoats, weight about 100 pounds each;
. u 14 pigR. weight about 30 pounds each.
To Dozen Chickens.
FAIUE lJU'LlMEA'TS, UTC.
newdBrr0RnS; 1 MW f-,nCh Ur0 WaBOn; 3 liBtora' 1 oo-l
disc citiltr SinB PJW! 2 rldle 'ttvators; 1 single row
disc, 1 food g Under; 1 John Dooro 2-row; 1 six-foot Dooring mover-
LSKa"""1 80PanUor: 4 89te ot
AFTElf LUXC" AT 1,!!H)' SALK STAHTS "raEIIIATBLY
TERMS OP SALE; All sums of ?20.00 and under cash; all over th '
amount a credit of 6 months tlmo will bo given with a banka :' .
note, bearing 10 per cent Interest from date of sale.
W. W. ADKINS, Owner
'"""' JCAY C. LANGFOItU. Clei . i