THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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MI2TH0D1ST
No preaching . seTicw oft HWjJtmt
of tile RliBnce of til irastof.
PIUMBYTICRIAN
No preaching sorvlcoe on account
of tho nhsonce of tho pastor.
BPISCOPAL
11:00 Holy Communion anil sermon.
8:00 No ovonlng. sorvice.
emt-Eteklu Iribune.
WILSON TOUT. Editor and Publisher,
Entered at tho North Platto, Nobraska
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FRIDAY, JUNK 29, 1922.
EDITORIAL
David wild "Keep thy tongue from
avil nnd thy lips from spoaklng gullo;
dopnrt from evil and do good; sock
peace and pursue It"
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Picnic
A group of young people will hold a
picnic Sunday at Lnmplaughs lnkc'
Picnic
mombors of tho Presbyterian church
and thoir familios hold tholr annual
picnic last night ut tho city parlj.
K I vau is
Robort R. Loo said "Rcmombor
that vta aro ono country now. Do not
bring tip your children In hostility
to tho govornmunt of tho United
Status.. Bring thorn up to bo Americans."
Tho mombors of the Klwanls Club
Psalms 34:13,1 bold thoir regular meeting Tuesday
noon at tho Elks Club. Miss E. Ruth
Pyrtlo, candidate for state superin
tendent gave a vory interesting ad-dross.
April sales of SoarH Roebuck & Co.
and Montgomery Ward & Co. totaled
$22,070,272.00. How much of this rep
resents a loss to tho merchants of
North Platto bocauso they did not
ndvortiso their goods and prices to
tho people of tM's vicinity? iNorth
Platto rotnll merchants havo tho
goods, thoy havo tho pricos and should
make tho salon Instead of lotting tho
mall order houses do it. Rut somo
of thorn do not lot tho people know
about their goods and tholr prices
Pari)
Mrs. M. W. Rlggs ontortainod the
Sioux canipflro Tuesday evening at a
party in honor of hor daughter Bern
adno's birthday. Tho evening was
spent In playing music nnd games.
At tho close of the ovonlng refresh
ments wero sorved.
"HiisInosH is simply organized ser
vice", says 0110 wrltor. lie asks us
to think It ovor and tho moro wo do
the moro thu truth of the Baying Im
presses Itself upon us. Formerly busi
ness was cut throat competition and
only a few business mon survived.
Now thoy havo come to reallzo that
thero Is no lowost prlUo but that
someono can go lower. A business
vhcthor that of tho retailer, the farm
er or tho manufacturer 1b cutltlod to
a fair amount of profit on tho Invest
ment, tho amount depending upon the
amount of sorvlco rendered. Imitation
docs not kill tho value of tho origin
al. Business mon should try to moot
tho sorvlco of their competitors and
the question of pflco will take care of
Itsolf. Business is Hlmply organized
service administering to tho impor
ntivo needs of humanity.
Shower
Miss Ruth Hogsctt ontcrtalncd at
a miscellaneous shower nt hor homo
Tuesday evening In honor of Miss
Helen Swanson, a bride of next
month. Tho ovoning was spent in
playing Michigan and other card
games. Thero vcro twenty four guests
prosont. At the cloao of tho ovonlng
a dainty two courso luncheon was
sorved. MIbs Swanson received many
beautiful and useful presents.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Want Ads
BAPTIST
11:00 A Loador Dovejopod
S;00 A King or Beggar
FOR SALE Two geldings weighing
2900 lbs. Phone 78GF2.
FOR RENT Desirable furnished room
gentloman proforred. 105 West 4th.
FOR SALE Standard C ft. mowing
mnchlno. Almost new. 414 E 8th.
WANTED An experlonced stenogra
pher at Once. Inqulro HoagUind &
Carr.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Mod
ern. 209 Locust St. f. block south
of new courthouse.
WANTED To buy a second hand
typewriter stand, in good condition.
Writo T. S. caro Tribuno office.
FOR RENT 3 months only. A modern
furnished C room homo. Inquiro at
Brooks Studio or at 921 B. 4th after
C o'clock.
STRAYED From tho Wyman farm,
west of town, ono mouse-colored
Jenny mule, branded "7Y" on right
shoulder. Phone 11G2W.
LUTHERAN
11:00 Sermon by Rev. J. N. Ervln,
D. D. of Dayton, Ky. Tho choir
will render "The Festival Te
Dotim" by Dudley Buck.
gf&ilp of tlitt Baptist Aux
lioltt a food sale on sat-
The btblt
lliary will hoi
urday, July 1 St BroUlwck meat mar
ket, Tho MltfV'IU begin at nine o'clock.
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FOOD SALE
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gould are here
visiting with the John Koontz family.
W. J. Hondy,..apont part of tho weok
In Omaha taking' in tho Ford Tractor
demonstration held thoro.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dclnplane and:
daughtor of Gjhoyonno are visiting nt
tho Chas. Satidall home.
Miss Noll Cdoney returned Tuosdny
from Kearney' nnd Ovorton after visit
ing several days with relatives.
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Mr and Mrs. .Carl Danlelson of
Sutherland are visiting this week at
tho SIzemoro home in this city.
Ernest Rinckor and Jim Clinton will
j leave in a few days for an extended
I trip throughout . Yellowstone park.
Miss Oltve Marx of Gothenburg
transact &ri business In the city Wed
nesday. Guy. Clark left yestorday for Oga
lttlla vlitro lie will roceire one of the
U. P. operators.
Chas. Bogue left last night for Om
aha where he will transact buslnoss
for several days
Big Open Air Pavillion
DANCE
Lamplaugbs Lake
Saturday, July 1st.
31 nslt by American (1 Piece iiair-A-.Tnzz
Band. Boiler Music for Bi'tler Dan
cing. A good lime Assured.
Boys"
Dress and Outing
SHOES
51 65
31. Pair
Values up to 53
Men's
Fast Color
HOSE
8 Pairs 95C
All Colors
A real 20c volue
FOR SALE Spring chickens, alive or
dressed. On farm 1 miles north of
town or delivered. Mrs. S. J, Macey,
Routo 3 Bx. 85A.
FOR RENT Improved irrigated "ten
acre track, adjoining Sutherland.
F. C. Leach, caro American State
Bank, Sutherland.
Dr. Harold Fennor nnd Dr. L. G.
Drost left yesterday for Los Angeles
to attend tho Osteopathic convention.
Mrs. D, T. Nnll roturned yesterday;
to her home In Denver after visiting, LOST-June 19, Boys blue Chin Chilla
FOR SALE Two Shorthorn bulls.
One two years old; ono threo years
old. Just right for turning into, a
herd. Experiment Station, W. P. Suy
dor, Superintendent. .
hor grand dnughter Mrs. R. V. Luca3.
Mrs. Jack Husband left Monday for
Chcyenno to make hor future homo.
Mr. Husband Is omployed in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Peterson will
spond tho Fourth in tho city cnrout,e
from western points to tholr homo In
Omaha.
Mrs. W. C. BUIosback left Monday
for her homo In Kearney after spend-
In tho removal or W. C. Shelvor,
North, Platto hns lost an oarnost boost
or and a good citizen. Ho has at all
tlmos stood for what is right and fair
as ho saw It and that Is moro than
most of us do. Ho hns had to antag
onize somo of tho ni(.r. for thoy havo
not at all tlmos done tho right thing
and it was his duty to keep thorn lin
ed mi. To thoso on tho outside ho
has appoarod to bo an Intelligent of
flclal, who had the Interests of tho
company over In mind and who was
doing his boBt to work for thpso In
terests. And Mr. Sholvor will bo
.missed by tho ladles of tho city. Sho
was as active in church, club and
social work as hor hoalth would por
mlt nnd inado many warm frolnds
here. Tho Tribuno wishes loth Mr and
Mrs. Sholvor tho host of success and
many good friends In tholr now homo
NO.KTJI PLATTK LAWYERS AT
TEND BAlt MEETING
WEDNESDAY
ovorcoat. Somewhere botween Ford
garago and 2 miles west of city on
Lincoln Highway. FIndor please re
turn to this office.
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i Mr. and Mrs. Chns. J. KUllan are
npondlng the vacation with Mr. Kll
Hans' parents In Omaha. They will
return hero in tlmo for tho opening
of school.
Mr. mill Mr .Tnmna Dnnntn Imvn
ing sovoral days with her daughter . , ,,.,.
.boon ImtiiiK .rtia. Anna Rannlo en-
ronto to thoir home In Portland aftor
attending tho B. of R. T. convention nt
Toronto.
Trainmnstor W. C. Sholvor loft yes-t
torday for Laramie whero ho will be
gin nt onco his duttas as Assistant
Superintendent. His family will move
thoro In a week.
Word was rocolved this weok from
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Swopo who nro va
catlonlng in tho oast. Thoy aro now nt
Falrflold, Pa. and will celebrate tho
Fourth at Gettysburg.
Tho danceland ontortatners loft
Woduosday for Kearnoy whoro they
played for a danco that evening. Thoy
also played for a danco at tho Lexing
ton country club on Thursday bvenmt,
Thoy will play for a danco In Jules-
Mrs. R. V. Lucas.
Mrs. V. Chaffln will leave Sunday
for hor homo in Chlcngo after visiting
two months nt the homo of hor dau
ghtor Mrs. Harold Wicso.
Miss Janot McDonnld returned yes
torday from San Dlogo, Calif, whero
sho has been visiting for tho past
fow months with Miss Cnrrlo Belton.
Chns. K. Morse, Principal of the
Agricultural school at Curtis, was one
of tho interested visitors at tho Ex
perimental Station Field day Wednes
day. J. V, Romlgh reports tho snlo of a
Dodgo Brothers sedan to O. II. Tl;eo
locko nnd touring cars to R. L. Mur
dock, Amlel Trnub, W. M. Ross, W. H.
Kollam, banker at Madrid and Chns.
Wagner, ibankor of Gothonburg, Nebr. burg this ovoning.
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A mooting of tho Westorn Bar As
soointion of tho thirteenth and soven-
tepnth Judicial Districts of Nebraska
was hold at Lexington Wednosdny
Tliis mooting was attonded by law
yors of ovory ounty in tho wostorn
part of tho state. Two mombors of
tho supromo court woro proBont, Chief
JiiBtlco Morrlsoy and Judgo Donn. Tho
wldroes of tho day was given by Bny
nrd II. Payno. Aftor this address tho
following officers woro olectod: II. A.
Dnno of Ognlalla, president; C. L.
BnBklns of North Platto Vlco-presi-dent;
L. A. Dovo of OgalnHa secret
ary and R. H. Bontty of North Platto,
trcasuror. In tho' ovcnlng tho asso
ciation was given a bnnquot by local
bar of Dawson count. Sponkors of
tho evening woro M. E. Crosby of
North Platto who spoko on tho lSth
nmondmont to tho federal consitutlon
CrTiof Justice indrow Morrlsoy of the
supromo court apoko on Judicial logls
Jhtlsn. Tom Hnmor of Keanioy gavu
ft short address. Othors on tlto pro
cram "woro Goorgo Olllnn, Mrs. W. V.
Hoagland nnd Mre. Goorgo Glllnn
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MIfM
Dolia Evelsn "Wilson of G&ey
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THE WONDER GIRL!
Science Staggered and Philosophy Silent
She
She
Knows the Unknown.
Tells the UntcK
Visions your Future
Is not a Picture.
Appears betwc n Picture Shows.
Appears in Person.
Special Matinee For Women
2:30 O'clock Friday Afternoon,
Keith Theatre Today and Tomorrow
Smashing
Prices
THAT'S WHAT WE ARE DOING
starting Saturday, July 1st
OUR SECOND GREAT
Clearance Sale
Everything at Our Store at Tromendous Reductions to Prepare For Our Fall
Goods. Our Store is Small and We Need the Room, Therefore Come
Early. This is Your Chance For Real Savings
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We have taken our Entire Clothing Stock and assem
bled them in three groups; each group is a real
money saver.
GROUP NO, ?1
In this group you will find a beautiful selection of
Men's and Young Men's SUITS
All tne new patterns ana latest
models. Values up to $25.00. fp 1 O-
GROUP NO. 2-
Men's and a
Young Men's SUITS
Values up 75
to $30.00
B.K.& Co,
Men's Dress Trousers
$3.8S
Values up
to $6.00, pair
GROUP NO. 3
Our entire stock of Genuine
Palm Bea;h i ni"C
Values up to ?HL'
$20,00 $1 2.85
Boys' Knee Pants
Values up 1 15
j to $2.50, pair
Mens Stylish Dress Shoes
Brown and black, all the new
models, values up to $6,00, pair
$3.
59
Mens Work Shoes
The greatest work shoe on earth. I
Worth up to S4.00, pair
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Mens Dress Shirts
All new Patterns, ft-
values up to $2 DC
Mens Fine Work Shirts
Blue and grey, cut nr
very full QdC
Mens Athletic Union Suits
Fine quality nainsook, Cff,
75c value 00C
Mens Union Suits
Fine ribbed cotton, Q f"
$1.25 value QdC
Mens Ribbed Union Suits
Extra well made f H
$1,50 value 7dC
Arrow Stiff Collars
All styles 15C
Mens Dress Straw Hats
This seasens styles
values to $3
$1.45
Mens Dress Caps
One big lot, values PJ?"
up to $2 . 5)C
Boys Fine Dress Caps
Good assortment, J
values to $1.50 40C
Boys Fast Black Hose
Size 6 to 10, .
35c value
23c
Mens Fine Belts
Black and brown
values up to $1 . .
45c
Leather Faced Gloves
Gauntlet style,
sale price
2k
Mens Pad Garters
Fresh elastic
25c grade . . . .
17c
Silk Knit Ties
Beautiful patterns,
values up to $1.00,
55c
Silk Four-in-Hand Ties
Big assortuieni,
values up to $1 . . ,
35c
Mens All Leather Work
Gloves, real horse
hide, values to $1.50
79c
Mens Fancy Soft Collars
Not all sizes, 'C-
sale price
Mens White Handkerch'fs
Large size,
15c value
9c
Everything Goes Nothing Reserved Get Busy
BUY
NOW
AND
SAVE
MONEY
The Little Store
With Big Bargains
BUY
NOW
AND
SAVE
MONEY
j rr COR. FRONT AND DEWEY j
COR. FRONT AND DEWEY
win nrrivo in a row uaya to
cane
,iaticr aunt Mra. HMy Murrln.