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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1922)
f THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE BOX pp '-IJP j- iTT -ff lfifrr VSr VV VaBP7 iP w mt -mtr DIDTTT f COME! Get your Box I STORE WIDE SALE (CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT MAY 20. If PLEASE REMEMBER. LISTEN POSITIVELY NO EXCHANGES For Instance, you draw n Waist, Shirt, Hat, Shoes, or any oilier Item, In oilier than your size we cannot exchange for another .size. fill aaa - - Get your Box 1 f Extra s ir . , . SEE OUR I NORTH WINDOW g DISPLAY. I " - m I lAJJJTlll&fe? EJL m No Blanks. Everybody jjets something worth SOc or more. M EVERYBODY Saturday Afternoon 2:00 P. M. DRY GOODS' WOMEN'S READY TO WEAR - CLOTHING - SHOES ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY J. E. NELSON. MANAGER EVEKY BOX GUARANTEED TO CONTAIN MERCHANDISE OF .MIC VALUE AND UP TO $20.00 Packages contains nothing below a 30e value up to 20.00 values. No IManks. Everybody gets something worth "0c or more. 100 to ,',000 on the money you luno invested. Every box con tains something for Men, Women and Children. Something you can vearor use. lip here, Drliifr your friends. Let the dishes go and be here. WILSON TOUT. Editor and PBbUsher, Bnterod at the North Platto, Nebraska Postoftlco as Socoud Class Matter. One SUBSCRIPTION PRICE Year, in advance $1.50 FRIDAY, MAY lfy 1922 EDITORIAL Ono of the mon working on tho streot paving cafno to North Platto from tho custom part of tho state. Yesterday ho wont to his landlndy and explained that ho was going to go homo, Sho asked htm why ho was leaving and ho said, "I cawn't stand tho little bugs that get Into ono's ayes and cars horo." A meeting of tho special commit too appointed by tho Chamber of Commerco to consldor tho matter of tho application of tho tolophono com pany for an adjustment of rates, was hold at tho office of tho secretary of tho Chamber of Commerco Tuesday ovonlng. ThlB commltteo ls composed of E. II. Goodman, chairman; L. D. Dick. Ed. Weston and Mlko Hayos. Aftor considering tho action of tho othor cities In the state and tho order of tho state railway commission for a hearing at Lincoln noxt Mon day, It was decided to employ W. 13. Shaman as tho attorney for the Chambor of Comorco and ask him to proceed to tho hearing and defend tho Interests of tho tolephono users of tills city. Mr. Shuman has promised to be cn hand. :o: Piano tuning, Holloy Music House. i2J!iiii!MM,,,.,MMMMMM.MM.M..MMMMMMMM 31 it .: it t.t t.t t.t it i.t it t.t l it it i i.t 11 it :.t i.t it if it it i.t 8 s tt it i.t tt i.t 11 i.t tt It i.t tt :,t :.t tt tt i.t tt 1:1 tt :.: t.t H i: i.t tt t.t tt i.t it tt u i.t it it i.t i.t i.t t.t i.t i.t it i.t :.: :.: i.t i.t it tt tt tt :.: it if it j.r i.t it J.t It if i.t it j.t :t tt AT THE rC EITHTODAY PRICES IO, 35 AND 40 CENTS Rudolph Valentino, the Star in "The Sheik" and "Four Horsemen." BICYCLE RACE FOR SATURDAY MORNING INTERESTS ROYS John Null has announced a ton mllo handicap goad raco for boys, to start from his store at 10 o'clock Sat urday morning. Ho says there are more than twenty-five entfles to duto. There aro $75 In prizes. An effort will bo made to make a record which will bring tho Amateur Bicycle loicmo state championship hero this fall. Tho winner of tho stato meet should got a trip to Atantlc City for tho National championship. :, :o: , Early cabbage plants, 15 conto a dozen. N. P. Floral Co. Want Ads FOR SALE Tomato plants, 15o a dozen, 2 dozen for 25c Phone 784F5. FOR RENT Furnlscd room In mod ern homo; lady preferred. Mrs. H. L. Kelso. FOR SALE Used Ford coupe, excel lent shape, wire wheels. Hendy 6gjor. ' . it i.t i.t i.t it PR ' 'VH" 1 ' 1 ; "M c birthday j;t ij Reckoning i METRCWkW" I Eveear he dne Eugenie 1 $ I classic il4W mony not to spend, but "l $ it t.t it is the storp of Eugenie Grondet, particularly of the year in lior life when sho could not show the money For all tho terror in her eyes, she would not tell where it was gone. But Old Grondet tfould find means to make her tell. Adapted by June MuhU from Balzac's "EugenU Grand" .8 it H Tho musical, given by St. Patrick's music class at tho hall In the school last night was wol attended. Those who wore present gavo glowing ac counts of tho program and of the talent shown by tho young folks. Tho program will bo repeated again this ovonlng. Tho admission is 50c. Dally Varden graduation gifts thoy aro beautiful you ain't resist them. Sco Dixon's show window. Tho Army arid Navy store which has been doing business in tho Lipshltz building at tho corner of Front and Locust m closo this week, Saturday bolng tho last day. Tho room has been rented to another concern and it will take possession noxt week. Tho Army storo will leave North Pllatte for tho present becauso tho munagor Is uunblo to get another location which suits him. He Is of fering somo low prices for today ami tomorrow that ho may get rl 1 of ns much merchandise - as possible and thus not have to pack and Bhip it. Such pretty hats just received. Tho vory newest Btyles In tnffotos and color combinations. Boghtol Mara. Sovonteon forolgi women wcro en tertained as tho ','uts of tho Horns EctuomiCii dopo : ".nu-ut of tho W.- mani- tluL Tuesday afternoon a liie homo (if Mrs A. Lano. Fivo vjio Mexican, tlx Jat):ie"je, one Fnnclu thrco Grcok and two Rumanla.i. The flags of tho nations represented woro displayed. A urlot program was glvon which included music and read ings with a talk by Row Patterson on "Mothora" Day." Tho reading "Somebody's Mothor," was given by Madolino Lyon, a Mexican glr! Re freshments woro served. Tho recital given last ovonlng In tho Mothodlst church by the pupils of Mrs. J. L. Mornn was vory well attonded. Tho following pupils took I art: Marion Huxoll, Bornico Wll ina, Qwondalyn McRoynolds, Mar i -orito Klnaman, Mary Moran, Mll- cd Tyler, Gladys Barnoll. Those jlstlng with tlio program woro Anl- Johnson and Rebecca Tout. Rev. E. IIoss prosontcd certificates to e oh pupil showing that sho had com pleted a certain grado of tho course. Marlon Huxoll and Marguorlto Kins man woro awarded prcsonts for hay ing fifty porfect lossonsdurlng tho year. Mildred Tyler was presented with a gold pin for having had cv cjy lossou porfect during tho year. Tho Whlttakor Specialty Shop Is showing n beautiful lino of gifts for tho girl graduate. COG Locust St. Undor General Hospital. FOR- SALE Very good sot pneumatic rear wheels, with casings, fqr Ford Ion truck. Hendy-Ogler. FOR SALE Canary birds; year-old singers. ,Mrs. Otto Mossmor, 504V4 Dowoy street.' two OATT-. . . .. 1 Mr. nnd Mrs. L. K. "Warner of Lex- FOR SALE-Cabbage, tomato, caull- mgton arQ ,h NorUi flower, strawberries (Senator Dun-, friends and. transacting business, lap) $1 per 100. Egg plant, peppers, Mra Warner was formerly Miss Mr. asters, 40c per'doz,. Blooming pansicsi j ,j0 MoVicker. 5c each'. Sweet potatoes 75c per 100. j Visit McVlckers big closing out All sent post paid. Central Plant sale Friday and Saturday, May 19 House, 'Lexington, Neb. land 20. FOR SALE Alfalfa cultivator With socder attachment. Seo Otto Mes mcr, 504 Dewey street. T LOST Bay horse, south of river. C. L. Watkins, 418 S. Vino, North Platte or call this office. FOR RENT Old Rembrant Studtc over Red Han's Clothes shop. In qulro Valtcmnth Lumbor Co. FOR RENT Strictly modern five room houso, with garden spot. Phono 1105W.. WANTED To hear from owner who ' has a ranch for sale; between North Platto and Lexington. Address Arnold nnd Green, Julesburg, Colo. STRAYED From tho Wyman farm. west of town, ono mouse-colored Jenny mule, branded "7Y" on right shoulder. Phono 1152W. FOR RENT Deslrablo furnished room, fv.r ono or two business gen j tlemon, light, attractive, central, reas onable. 405 W. Fourth St FOR RENT Improved Irrigated ten- acro track, adjoining Sutherland. i .P. C. Leach, care American State Bank, Sutherland. FOR SALE Hatching eggs, Barred Rocks., S. C. Reds and "White Leg horns, $1 por sotting. Luther I. Tuck or. Phono C98J. FOR SALE Two Shorthorn bulls. Ono two years old; ono three years old. Just right for turning Into a herd. Experiment Station. "W. P. Suv- der, Superintendent FOR RENT Clean, airy, qulot sleep ing rooms; furnished or unfurnish ed. "Under now managomont On block cast of tho dopot 400 East Front street FOR SALE Ton or twolvo bred Du roc Jorsoy gilts to farrow tho last of Juno. Inqulro qf J. II. Ballard, ono half mllo nofth of Nichols school houso. CANDIES How to ruako gum drops, marshmallowo, fudgo, dollclous hash, peanut crunch, cream taffy, bon bon ccntors, plain kisses, caramols and peanut cluster. All thoso recipes for $1. P O. Box 25. North Platto. Just Suppose Not so long ago a book was published in which the author attempted to imagine condi tions on our little old world 100 years from now. He saw elec tricity as the controlling ele ment everything, so it seem ed, was accomplished by the press of.a button. That author had imagination imagination based on sound fundamental reasoning. But we too, have imagination. Just suppose, for instance, there were no electric lights, electric power, or trans portation. You can easily imagine how many years back ward we'd stand. There'd be no big cities, elevators, comfor table homes or vacuum cleaners nothing which would g. to provide efficiency and comfort. But why suppose the impos sible? Electricity, though still an infant of the world, is play ing a potent part in your life. Mako the most of it. Your lo cal electric company is over building and planning adding now conveniences for its cus tomers. By so doing you re ceive Uninterrupted Service. Suppose we join hands in things electrical ono for all, all for one. Thus we shall make our neighborhood a better, brighter, happier place in which to live and work. Being Number Eight of a Series of Advertise ments on Uninterrupt ed Service. NORTH PLATTE LIGHT & POWER CO.