THE NORTHv PLATTE SRMMV13EKLY TRIBUNE
CLINTON, THE JEWELER
CLINTON & SON, The Eye Glass Men
Sign o The Big Ring Satisfaction Sure Try Us.
Graduate Opticians
To The Votefs--
LOOK WHAT'S COMING
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SWEDISH MISSION
Sorviccs at tho Baptist church at 8
p. m Tuesday, Jtily 11.
Do MOLAY
Special mooting tonight at p. in.
In dinning room of Masonic hull.
BAPTIST
11:00 "Sot Aside".
7:30 A aormonctto " Soul Prosper
LUTHERAN
11:00 Farewell Message "Man, tho
Crown of Creation."
No evening service.
CHRISTIAN
11:00 "The Ideal Christian Loft".
8:00 Rev. C. Franklin Koch will
speak.
0. If. CKESSLER
GRADUATE DENTIST
Office over tho McDonald
Stato Bank.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Dr. Goorgo II. Mors.li of Oshkosh
attended tho races hero tho Fourth.
Tho Eye-Glass men, Clinton & Son.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hardy of Ogal
alla shopped in tho city Wednosdny.
Ono day service for your broken
glasses, Clinton and Son.
Chas. Chaso of Big Springs spent
Tuesday at tho W. M. Bigham home.
Tony Jeffors of Evanston, W.vo. Ib
visiting in tho city.
Piano tuning, Holloy Music House
Rebecca Tout will leavo tomorrow
afternoon or Central City and other
PRESBYTERIAN
11:00 Sormon by Rov. W. II. Koams points to visit for sbveral weeks.
of Omahn. N
8:00 Sormon by Rov. Koams.
NICAFIGEE
Campfiro will moot Tuesday even
ing at tlvo homo of Miss Gladys
Henckol, C03 East 2nd. All members
aro requested to bo present.
AUXILIARY
to tho B. of R T. will hold an Im
portant buslnoss meeting Friday at
3 p m. In tho K. P. Hall. Plans will
bo mado for the visit of tho grand
V P. Dclnnhnln, Aug.. 4th.
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS
North Plntto, Nobr.
Juno 30, 1022
Editor North Plntto Tribune.
North Platte, Nobr..
Dear Sir.
This seams to be a Umo when the
different candidates for public offlao
arc writing and publishing tholr plab
forms. As a candidate for the office of
County Superintendent of Schools it
may bo proper for mo to show my
colors.
During my career as n farmor I
havo hud to employ a good many mon.
If, any of those had como to me after
I had engaged him to do a certain
kind of Vork, and handed mo a "plat
form" a statomont of things ho
would do nnd would not do, what do
Tho Lady Macabeos will meet to- you suppose would be tho outcomo?
' muUMMm roe Ut ItgiolRtmo
from UcK WMMttf 1 wtHhl Hk to let
tho mtttt kow whr t tml on h
' r vv wf tlw qrtKm Ih which 1 be
lieve ttay r tattrwtwl.
j I lMtv two of th grwtwt prob
leirtk w k to m with now ro
itnxftt'on wrt truHMHirtfttlon. 1 bolters
iln crtttln down public oxnndlturw
na fur imiwlblp, coiulstont with
grood government. I un oppoied to a
salt tax.
I think It is ovory poreon's duty to
talk and work afcnlnst the frolght
rates Hint burden the country. I object
to dt-privlns our State railway eom-
miMon of all powor In tho ndniln
istrntion of the railroads and tho fix
ing of rates. The Interstate commerce
commission should not hnve ausoituo
control ovor local rates.
I Mm opposed to the weakening: of
any of tho liquor lnws. All of my In
terests aro in Lincoln county and as
a taxpayor myself, I am vitally in
torostod in every thing that affects
our country.
If nominated and elected. I shall ox
poct taxpayors having suggestions a
long legislative linos to mako thorn
known nnd I assure you they will re
ceive duo consideration.
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Vory Respcctrully,
Scott Reynolds
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Dixon Optical (((grinds lenses.
Mr?. T 11. McDowell of, Paxtdn
chopped in the cltjMnst week.
Miss Dolllo McMlchaol is visiting
In Sldnoy at ,tho homo of her sister
Mrs. Chas. Mann.
Qua Kallwelt of Paxton transact
ed buslnoss in tho city tho first part
of tho wook.
Frank Shields of Paxton visited
friends In tho city tho first of the
week.
C. A. Scott of' Ognlalla visited
friends in tho city tho first of tho
wook.
. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Swopo will re
turn in a fow days from an extended
trip in tho oast.
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The B No. 3 Iowa 2-Wheelcd
SWEEP
HAY
KAKB
fltt. 20. tn. lilell. with 4-In.
facr, put on back tooth limd, nml apllt holts
through the wide end of the teeth. Mnde with'
Hinged Hacking Tonsue. All wclslit nlT
horses' neck. Movable jicnt.
Our Iowa Wlnrower nnd Iluncher nttachei to
any make of mower without horlnc a hole.
Our Tongue Truck for a dump spring tooth
rake is the latest truck on tho ninrke. It
prevents the tongue poundlns the team.
Our catalog fully explains o'ir full lln; nnd.
our 4-whcclcil Foot Guide Sweep.
Write nt once for It.
HAY TOOL MANUFACTURING CO.
N. II. McCAI.L, Malinger nnd Treasurer
1C00-1CO2 First Ave. Council Bluffs, Iowa
LUTHERAN
congregation will give a fnrowell
party Tuosday evening at 8 o'clock
In tho church parlors In honor of
Rov. and Mrs. C. F. Koch who will
leave soon for Kansas City.
morrow afternoon at 2:30 at tho K.
P. Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elliott left Inst
evening for Butte, Mont whoro they
will visit their son for several weeks
Roy lllckock returned to his homo
In Ogalalla aftor attending tho Auto
races on tho Fourth.
Mr. nnd Mrs, James Bray return-
led to tholr homo In Lowcllcn after
visiting at tho Harry Lowo homo
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Cazior and
children of McCook aro visiting at
tho II. J. Rathman homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Jamofl Jewells of
Kearney aro visiting friends In the
city.
Wo aro qulto proud of tho way
Dodgo Brothers cars conduct them
solves whether in war times, in the
peaceful family yl,uty, .on tho race
track, lor in 1 ovory day commercial
grind. Thoy havo stamina an ideal
built into every car. Soo tho new bod
ies on all Dodgo Cars now. J. V. Ro
mlgh. Dealer.
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NOTICE
W. ML STEBBINS
of Gothenburg
YEOMEN
Will give a private social and
dance at Lamplaugh's Lako Monday
evening July 10th. Good music and
rofreshmonts. Meet nt tho courthouse
at 8 p. m., phono fil3W or 328 If you
havo extra car room or wnnt a way to
go.
CHRISTIAN
uunoa aiu society will give a lawn Wator rent Is now due and becomes
social Friday afternoon across the dollnquont on tho 20th of this month
street from tho church on tho old Horshoy S. Welch,
jMcuonam property, ii it rams Uio' Water Commissioner
social will bo hold In tho church baso
mcnt. All proceeds will bo. used for
charity purposes. Hvoryono Is cordial
ly Ipvltcd.
FOLKS YOU KNOW
Mr, and Mrs. Loo Hess and baby
of DouglnB, Arizona aro visiting at
tho Pat Glonson homo.
Mrs. Henry Wlllerton and daughter
Gulnvoro loft yesterday for points In
South Dakota to visit for somo time
Mrs. J. C. Ilollmnn and children re
turned yesterday from Tipton, Iowa
whoro thoy havo been visiting rela
tives for several weeks.
W. J. O'Connor, C-10-2Bc store. An
nual July Cloan-Up Salo starts Tues
day. July 11 and ends Tuesday July
18.
Tho Epworth Limguo has engaged
the Wesleynn quartot to glvo a con
cort at tho Methodist church Wodnos
day ovenlng July 12,
Havollno Oil for all good cars
by tho quart -gallon G gallon can or
UarroL Onco iiseih you -will . novcr
chango J. V. RomishDistributor.
Mrs. Roso Longloy nnd children of
Fon Du Lac, Wis., aro visiting nt tho
homo of Mrs. Longley's slBtor Mrs
Frank Turpio.
True Worth houso drossos and
nprons, Regular prices $2.7G to $5.00.
Saturday while thoy last at $1.93. E,
T. Tramp and Sons.
William Davin has accepted a posi
tion as pharmacist at tho Rlncker Drug
store Ho graduated from tho um-
vorsity this year.
W, J, O'Connor, G-10-25C store. An
nunl July Clean-Up salo starts Tuos
day. July 11 and onds Tuesday July
18.
Now I tako it that if tho electors
of Lincoln county call mo Into the
offlco of County Superintendent of
Schools, I am tholr servnnt and it is
up to me to do tho work to the vory
best of my nbilty and that Is what I
shall always aim to do.
Economy and efficiency shall be tho
motto In that offlco If I am placed
there
" Vory Truly
William Ebright
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Mrs. M. J. Posson of Paxton trans
acted business In tho city Wednesday.
Tnk.o that next can of cream to
Harding Cream Station.
Mr. and Mrs. OIo Rasmussen and
family loft yesterday Tor Long Beach,
Calif. '",
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' COUNTY ATTORNEY
Raymond Murray of Topoka, Kan
is visiting Iib aunt Miss Laura Murray
Saturday is the big day of tho July j
Special Salo at E. T. Tramp & Sons.i
Monty Johnson of Ognlalla was a
visitor in tho city tho first of the
week.
Mrs. Chas. Reynolds of Denvoi Is,
visiting in -the city at the W. C. j
Reynolds homo and with other relatives.
The Mutual Building & Loan Association
has plenty of Money to Loan on Improved
North Platte Real Estate.
We make loans:
To finance New Buildings,
To Assist in the Purchase of Improved Property,
To Pay Off Mortgages & Liens on Improved Real
Estate.
The compulsory payments on our loans are $5.00 per
month on each $1,000.00 and interest $6.00 per month.
Borrowers participate in the earnings of the Asso
ciation and thr stocjc dividends pay off $360.00 of each
$1,000 loan. Bccter for the borrower than a straight five
per cent loan.
T. C. PATTERSON,
President.
BESSIE F. SALISBURY
Secretary
I horoby announco my candidacy
for tho nomination for County At
torney on tho republican ticket, sub
ject to the deoision of tho voters at
tho primaries to be held on July 18.
Your support will bo appreciated.
Wells C. Jones
Candidate for
tho Nomination for
State Treasurer
on tho
Republican Ticket
at the Primaries to bo hold
JULY 18
W. M. Stebbins is a business
man of Gothenburg, who has
lived in Westprn Nebraska for
many years and who knows
what our peoplo want in tho
handling of tho state's business.
He is
Reliable '
L. & S. Groceteria.
lives.
'igiieaaBg on Washing Day!
(f 'V fl,J jSKj ; j Don't tire yourself out bending over Bjsifejj v
' , afij! 77 fpj I a washboard on washday. Take IgMrKSzg '
fagga fW'J advantage of tho modern, time, '
l llll J o ' st-renBtl1 anrt labor-saving WK
Bl fa ! ELECTRIC washer w
f ' Wl I A I-' I iJ JJ Finish the washing in the morning. jKgitp T.K
U . jO 11 Am V, 1 ' v. w ) -' ' Dress and co out in tho afternoon. rAVrM i'
- - (MA i tl"A 1 m ' j IS As llttle as ?20-00 down nnd ?10-00 jrf-
,fMm JIK'SJm ' "fllTiil por "lonth brings you this great i(f A
cuv A iaun(iresa wouui j
NORTH PLATTE LIGHT & POWER CO.
"Unusual Values" Become
Commonplace in This Sale
When a sale embraces very pair of shoes in the store as this July Sale does, "sale"
and "save" become synonymous, for you simply canngt help economizing if you buy
shoes now, no matter what sort of footwear you may wish.
bo we mention a lew of the many line value's which awit your early visit.
C515 PatOxforda $3.95
C586 Pat Hi-Heel Pumps... $5.95
C809 White Canvas Low Heel Oxfords $3.95
C818 Black and white sport Oxford.,.. $5.95
$4.95
$5.95
C831 White Canvas Military Heel
Oxford
C876 White Canvas Junior Heel. 2
strap Pump
Conservative
Safo
L. & S. Groceteria.
Ho solicits your vote