THE NORTH PLATTO SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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STARTING SATURDAY, MAY 13
3: Efluat Vacate Building. Forced to Go Out of Business May 20, 1922. Our store has been leased to another business firm. Prices will tfi
be slashed to lowest level. Never before in the history of North Platte and surrounding country has prices been cut so low on such Jj
ifj high class merchandise as we are offering during this closing out sale. It will pay you to travel miles to get in on these wonderful bargains
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All Wool Double Blankets
These blankets have been selling as high as $12.
our price
Heavy 2-20 Denim Overalls
85c
Shoes Shoes Shoes
Heavy army work shoes, made for wear and dura
bility, only
$2.65
Blue Chamforay Work Shirts
.55c
Moleskin Dress Coats
These wonderful coats' are guaranteed water
proof, windproof and stormproof. Nothing
nicer for street wear a real $35 value, while
they last only (gg
, , . New Tents .
Now is the time for you to buy your tents, as our
prices are right
8x10 10 oz. heavy duck $14.00
10x12 10 oz.-heavy duck 16.00
Army Pup Tents 3.00
Double Wool Mixed Blankets
This is a bargain indeed, as these wonderful blan
kets have sold as high as $9. our price
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$3.
Army O. D. Wool Blankets
Nothing better or more durable, a real bed blan
ket wonderful for camping, outing, etc. Get
these while the getting is good, only
$3.00
Army Officers' Dress Shoes
100 per cent all leather shoe, wilt outwear shoes at
twice their value. These shoes sold as high as
$14, while they last only
$3.95
B. V. D. Union Suits
55c
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Spring and Summer Union Suits
25 to 40 Per Cent off
Double Back Gas Mask Raincoats
These coats are doubled at the back and arms, a
coat that is guaranteed to be rainproof and to
last you for years, to be given away at
aipcoats Raincoats
All other raincoats we will sell at
25 to 40 Per Cent Reduction
Garrison Army Shoes
For comfort, ease and wear these all leather shoes
cannot be duplicated. It will pay you to sup
ply yourself for the next year. Only
$4.3
All merchandise in this store will be reduced lor 25 to 60 per cent. Come early, as once this sale is known our stock will riot last long.
REMEMBER, SATURDAY, MAY 20, IS pUR LAST DAY.
ARMY AND NAVY STORE
104 EAST FRONT STREET.
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA
Y BLOCKS WEST OF UNION
PACIFIC DEPOT.
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ScmMSccklii Subline.
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WILSON TOUT. Editor nud Publisher.
Bnterod at the North Platto, NobraBka
. PoBtofflcc us Second Class Matter.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:
Ono Yoar, lu advauco I$1.G0
FRIDAY, MAV 12, 1022.
editouiAl
At this tlmo of tlio year muny of
tho rural Bohoola over tho county aro
clodngand tho oldor boys and girls
nro taking up tho work at homo wlrich
host suits their hIzo an liability. By
tho end ot tho month nil schools will
bo closed nnd toachorH and pupils
scattered. Tho eighth grado examin
ations aro now ovor nnd Supt. Cochran
is' nrrranglngtho Eighth grado grad
uation program. Tho problem of pro
Wing for tho next school year ia be
fore tho school officers and tills will
tnlu their nttentlon until tho opening
In optombor.
Ono of tho rare birds In this part
of tho country ia tho bluebird. Only
on Qoeosions dooa ono hoar Its song or
soo It in flight or at rest. It
was brought to our attention when
wo saw n Binglo bluebird on tho tele
phone wire In tho south part ot tho
city last Saturday nttornoon. It was
singing and that song took us back
to boyhood In oastorn Nebraska whoro
wo had bluebirds all about the or
chard and pnsturo on our place A
fow more boxes placed about tho city
and a llttlo protection from tho Eng
lish sparrows would glvo us an abun
danco of tboso birds again.
In tho diauBslon of tho band con
certs someone has mado tho statomont
that $3 nn hour is( too much to pay tho
players. There Is Just enough trutli
In tho statomont to gain tho attention
ot boiuo pooplo and antngonlzo thorn
against tho proposition. Tho editor
joined tho band two ycars ago. Ho
playod in all biit ono public concert
and has rccolvcd his three dollars for
each concort. Ho has been at tho band
practlco thrco hours for each con-j
cort and It takes two hours of his
tlmo to tnko part In tho concort. That'
1b five hours tlmo for $3 or GOc nn
hour. In addition to furnishing his
own horn and rack nnd wearing tho
uniform which was furnished by tho
Chamber of Commerce, ho Is contri
buting tho oxporlonco and training
ot more than twenty years In band
work. Ho has not rccolvcd enough
from tho two years concerts to any
whoro near pay for lila Instrument
contributing frooly ot all his tlmo to
tho cause.
aro usually big. trees and so they have
served their tlmo. Doing so large they
shado othor and better varlctlos so
that It Is difficult to get them start
ed. S01110 of those big trees bother by
scattering cotton, ovor the surround
ing country in such masses that it
does damago to flowers, lawns and
tondor plants. Theso treos are not
hardy nnd nro not counted among tho
most deslrcublo varieties,. Thoy were
proper for planting in early days and
in somo places thoy aro valuable now.
But it Is a fact that NorUi Platte's
boauty will bo marred as long as It
dopondB on cottonwood trees for Its
shado. It has been provon that the
olm Is perfectly hardy hero and if
given a llttlo attontlon when infested
by cortnln posts It will attain a large
size and beautify tho grounds whore
planted. Thoro Is considerable sent!
rnont among some pooplo against qut
ting down any tree nnd this sentl-
mont protects somo of theso big cot
tonwood trees long nftor thoy hnvo
sorvod tholr usofiilnoss. It seems
reasonable that thoy should bo re
tained until othe: treos are well start
od nnd then thoy should bo removed
ns fust ns tho othor trees need their
room.
- Want Ads
FOR SALE Reed bnby cnrrlnge, In
first class' condition. Call 41G S. Vino.
CANDIES How to make gum drops,
marshmallows, fudge, delicious
hash, peanut crunch, cream taffy, bon
bon centers, plain kisses, caramels
and peanut cluster. All theso recipes
for $1. P O. Box 25. North Platte.
Victor,
House.
Victorolas, Holley Music
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Mrs. H. A. Brooks, 921 E. 4th.
FOR SALE Everbearing strawber
ries, $1.00 per 100. C. H. Splcor.
FOR RENT Storago space In fire
proof ware house. Simon Bros.
A number ot large oottonwood trees
horo boon cut down this spring nnd
removed from lawns and gardons. In
ono way this Is to bo rogrottod. Thoy
SPECIALS!
Saturday and Monday, May 13 and 15
We are too busy to write an ad., watch
our window for prices.
Gamble & Springer
PHONE 203
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TICKNTS A HE fiOING FAST
SENIOR CLASS
PLAY
FOR
Roports from tho box office this
morning nro to tho offoct thnt thoro
has boon a good enlo of tlckots for
tho Sonlor Class Piny "Nothing But
tho Truth" which Is to bo given this
ovoning. Tho prices hivo beon GOc
nnd $1 nnd theso low prices hnvo
tempted many to go. Ono of tho cast
In tolling of tho play rocontly usod
theso words: Urban Simon ns Robert
Bennett makes an Ideal leading man.
Ho plays opposlto Elmira Brodbcck
who takes tho part of Gwendolyn Rnl
. ton. Complications begin whon Bob
nukes n ?10,000 hot thnt ho can toll
t o truth for 24 hours. Tho propo
.' ltlon is vory critical because ho ua
t 1 Qwoudolyn's monoy In tho bet In
order to win, Bob la put In some vory
unusual situations which becomo more
knotted na tho Btory progresses to
tho end. It Is humor from boglnnlng
to tho ond. Rosorvntlons can bo nindo
today from 4:30 to C:30 until tho
Boats nro gono.
WANTED Clean' rags. Tribune of
flco. WANTED A good housekeeper. In
qulro nt Marti's Market.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, mod
ern. 209 Locust.
FOR RENT Furrnlshed rooms In
modern home. Lady profored. In
quire Trlbuno office.
FOR SALE Canary birds; year-old
singers. Mrs. Otto Mossmor, G04
Dowoy Btroot.
WANTED Washings, 40c per dozen.
Called for nnd delivered. Phono
4G4W.
Claudo Gunn of Lexington visited
friends In North Platto Wednesday.
Early cabbage plants, 15 cents a
dozen. N. P. Floral Co.
Mrs. Grover Crano or Oshkosh
visited friends hero Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. Nels Anderson returned to
Omaha yesterday after visiting friends
in North Platto for a week.
Mrs. J. G. Anderson returned from
Los Angeles where sho was called by
tho illness and death of hor sister.
Mrs. W. II. Munger of Long Beach,
Call., who has been tho guest of her
son, Horton and family, for two weeks,
will leavo Monday to visit relatives In
Fremont.
All Dodge cars drlvo thru a porm
enont torguo tube, and do not drlvo
through the springs. This means a
minimum of rear axlo trouble. J. V.
Romlgh Dealer.
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Roses nro red and
lets arc blue
Tho rest of (his verso
Is known to you.
Sho knows as1 well as
you do what you aro
trying to toll her. Say
It with flowers. They
aro tho ways of a man
with a maid from vio
lets to orango blossoms.
'THE NORTH PIATTE'
FLORAL CO. i
ROWERS AND PLANTS
WE ARE AS NEAR TO YOU i
AQvniin Dunniri'
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PHONE 1025
FOUND Twolvo head of cattlo; two
havo brand "E F". Owner call
705F22.
FOR SALE Alfalfa cultivator with
soodor Attachment. Seo Otto Mos
mor, G04 Dowoy street
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Mr. and Mrs. Loy lOyerlo of Horshoy
visited friends In North Platto yoator
day. Mr. mid Mrs. Dan Lyons of Gothen
burg woro city visitors Thursday.
FOR R&NT Old Rombrant Studio
ovor Rod Man's Clothes shop. Tn
qulro Waltemath Lumber Co.
FOR RENT Improved irrigated ton
acro track,' adjoining Sutherland.
F. C. Leach, care American State
Bank, Sutherland. t
TOR' SALE Hatching ggs, Barred
Rocks, S. C. Reds and Thlto Leg
horns, ?1 por sotting. Luther, I. Tuck
er. Phono C98J.
FOR SALE Two ShorthorhN bulls.
Ono two yoars old; ono threo'ears
old. Just right for turning into n
herd. EXporlmont Station, W. P. Buy
dor, Superintendent.
FOR SALE Ton or twolvo brod Di-
roo Jersoy gilts to farrow tho Upt
ot Juna. Inquire ot J. II. Ballard, on4-
half mile north of Nichols school
house.
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Buy Cadillac Value!
1. No better built car at whatever the
price.
2. No car of equal quality at the Cadillac's
present low price. .
3. Standard in quality. Standard in price.
4. In the final analysis Cadillac has
always qualified as the
Standard ot the World
Write us now for delivery date and ,
our New Method Payment Plan.
J. li. Hansen Cadillac Co.
OMAHA
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LINCOLN
SIOUX CITY
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