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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1922)
THE NORTH . PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE GHATS WITH YOUR ' GASMAN The chot of 5no of the flnoel grill rooniB In tho country, fi high-priced specialist, Bald re cently of his gas range: "I can pprparo things on this rango In better shapo than on any coal flro I over worked over. Yon can graduate your heat, which Is a great factor In fixing up par ticular things for particular people." Ninety per cent of tho heat from a coal flro Is wasted. Some of It goes up tho chimney, tho rest of It holps to roast tho cook. With gas thoro is no waste, no lack tho results desired is always produced. If you buy coal in small quan tities it !a very expenslvo; if you ,buy injargo quanitles. you must havo room to storo It, Gas. on tho other hand, needs no room for storage It works for you steadily without atten tion, Is always at hand, ready, without dirt or trouble, in largo or small quantities, at tho whole sale prlco. North Platte Light & Power Co. ! FLOUR SALE ! For threo days, Friday, Saturday nnd Monday, July 21, 22 arid 24, high grade, every sack guaranteed at $1.80 por 48 pounds nt the York ' Feed Storo. Dinner 1'nrf J Mrs Frank Drummy entertained at a dinner party Tuesday evening 1n hon or of her Bister Miss Edna Jensen who leaves today for her Jiomo In Council Dluffs. Covers were laid for olght, Wilcox Department Sforc's Grcnt Clearance Sale is on in full blast. Greater bnrgalns tlmn over before. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Deats will leavo, tomorrow for Cheyenne at nttend the Frontier. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Conn living nt 520 South Pino announce tho birth of a son born Tuesday. Clarcnco Jones Is taking his vaca tion from tho post office. Ho will visit in Doovor, Julius Cornell lct, jUjls morning for Gredn IUver after visiting his brother Clias. Cornoll for, several days. Jack Deal will leavo tomorrow for Choyenno to attend, tho bail game nnd tho Frontier Days. Social A social was hold In the school hall of tho St. Patrick school on Wednes day ovcnjlng. Tho following peoplo acted as a commltteo; A Miles. E. Hollingsworth, A Rauch, R. Mcdovern. C Fltzpntrick. L. Crosby, A. noddy, J. Qulmotto. Ico cream and cake and homo made candy which was donated by members of tho church wcro sold. A similar social will bo given ovory month. Tho proceeds aro put In tno Rectory Fund which will bo used to erect a parish for tho pastor. Theso Bocials aro undor tho direction of tho Junior and Senior choir of tho church. an North Platte's Greatest I CLEARANCE SVLE DR. 0. II. CRESSLER GRADUATE DENTIST Offlco over tho McDonald Stato Dank. CITY AND COUNTY NEWS Dixon Optical Co. grinds lenses. ThoEye-Glass mon, Clinton & Son. Miss Leoln West loft yesterday for an extended trip through Colorado. Mrs. C. E. Linden of Sutherland chopped In tho city yestorday. Miss Lucillo Wilcox will- leavo this evening for Colorado Sprlnga where oho will spend Bovcral wooKut v Rov. and Mrs. Paul Shcnk and fam ily will leavo tho first of tho wooK for Mason City to spend two wcoks. Miss Elizabeth" Urodbeek has re sumed her duties at tho post offlco after a two woeks vacation, mm, unas. iiorroti ion. vyounosunyi morning for Sarbon to visit frlondB for a fow days. Miss Francos Dolph spoilt Sunday In Koarnoy visiting lior sister Forn Dolph who Is atlondlng tha Normal. L. P. JopBon' roturned from sovoral days spoilt In Omaha and other cast orn points whore ho looked after busi ness matters. Gordon Sohwalgcr returned Monday evening from Portand nnd Lo Grandof Orogon whero ho has been visiting relatives for tho past month. MlssDo8slo Cottoral returned Wed nesday ovonlng from Rochester. Minn. Hvhoro sho undorwont nn oporatlon Bovoral wooks ago, Ono O'clock Luncheons Two hundred sovcnty-flvo ladles of North Platto wcro honored by Invit ations to a series of ono o'clock lunch eons which were given Wcnesday and Thursday of this wcok by Mesdames M. E. Watts. S. A. Bangs and R. C. Langford. Tho luncheons wore held nt tho club houso of tho North Platto Country Club and woro given In honor of Mrs. Holon Watts Platz of Omaha. A profusion of garden flowers was used In tho decoration of tho rooms and tables. At ono tnblo woro seated tho guests who woro residents of North Platto forty-flvn fears ago. Tho guestso woro entertained with ptano selections by Elma Crano, readings Mildred Skinner nnd Miss Esther Kel ly nnd vocal numbers by Mrs. O. IL Shrlvor. :o:- Women' O F ummer Apparel NOW IN FULL BLAST AT l LADIES' OUTFITTING STORE Mrs. Jim Stafford of Paxton visited last evening nt tho Omar Huff homo. Mrs. John Dakor, Sr. returned yes torday from Omaha whoro sho 1mh boon visiting for tho past wook. Miss Margarotto Tottcnhoff loft yes torday for her homo in Choyenno after visiting friends In tho city for several days; Just ono look at our loaded tables and counters will convince you ot the wonderful bargains wo nro offering nt our Great Clcaranco Salo. Wilcox Department Storo. . ,- Jj -to: CARD OF FRANKS Wo publicly doslro to oxpross our gratltudo to tho many friends who so kindly manifested tholr sympathy and good will In such appreciative ways during tho days of our tforrow nnd bcroavomont. Tho various holpful min istries and thoughtful acts of kind ness havo holpod to mitigate our sor row, May heaven's rlchost blessings bo richly showered, doar friends up on you ono nnd all. F. G. Dlonor V Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Baldwin ' It .Mr. nnd Mrs. L. B. Dick V , Mr. nnd Mrs.. II. B. Albright ; o : A SNAP. - ' ."-Two story Trorn,p residence located In tho ton hundred, block on west fifth. Flno cornor lot with- troos, walk and paving. IIouso modorn oxcopt heat. A bargain at ?B,800, torms. THE II. & S. AGENCY. Your Dollar Does Double Duty on Dollar Day Crowds of Economical Women thronged this Great Women's Store daily and took ad vantage ot the Exceptional Bargains thrown out daily at this Great Sale and bought very liberally. There is plenty more bargains left, out you must hurry to get your share because they are moving fast and they will not last long "at these prices. Silk Dresses , In dark colors, all new spring models, in blue, ,brown and black, in Cantoif crepe and taffeta, formly- sold from $20 to $72.80, now going at --$7.75' to $2436' 1 . Wash Dresses Way down below cost Entire . stock of tub dresses in French Ginghams, Dotted Swisses and voiles, valuss to $25.00, now going at f $1.98 to Slii8 Chambray and Gingham Aprons values to $1.50, jyA now VC One lot of Khaki Dresses and Suits, sizes to 46, (P'p 1 n values to $ld, now...vpi&940 Summer. Silk Dresses In Sport models, mostly in light summery shades, in printed silk crepe, creponge, pongee and Shantung, values to $40, now going at $9.95, $14.95, $19.75 Skirts! Skirts! At Give Away Prices. White gabardine wash skirts, val ues to $7.50, now Wool and silk skirts, values to $17.50, now $4.98 and $7.49 Lisle and Silk Hose, all Hfar colors, values to $1.75.. J yQ Leather Bags, all new styles, values to $3.75, F 4 now M.ly Coats, Suits and Wraps At a Great Sacrifice. Whatev- g2 er few Suits. Coats and Wraps g2 there is left, vou can buy S3 them practically at your Own jg Price. If you are still in need g! of a coat or suit you will buy j$2 it at the price when you see rg them. ri3 Waists and Blouses $ A few silk, organdie and voile waists left at Silk crepe and georgette over blouses, values to $10, going at Middies & Children's dress es, values to $2.50 now.. Corsets, values $3.50, now to $1.49 Silk Camisoles and Brassiers, values to $2.50 ty$Q Saturday, July 22nd LAST DAY of Our Greatest DOLLAR DAI SALE When your gas bills arc too hih, and your ccr Un't giving you the power it ought to, the chances are that McQuay-Norris Piston Rings will put your motor back in first-class condition. If it should also need new pistons and pins, as well as rings, we have the McQuay-Norris Wainwright line especially designed and mad i'or replacing worn equipment. We can supply all sizes or over-sizes promptly. Regardless of where you plan to have your car over hauled, you can secure a better, quicker job by order ing McQuay-Norris equipment. It pays for itself in more power, less oil and carbon trouble, and lower fuel bills. We Cany a Complete Service Stock J. S. DAVIS AUTO CO. Telephone 401. North Platte, Nebraska, JTlSCOnS wright Natona nnd Pint .nr) Pino tray Iron plitoni as ana nnSncht in weight as safety permits specially designed for replace ments available In standard sixes and over-sites also in teml-Anlthcd form 75 thousandths over-sire pins of special hardened steel, ground to exceptional accuracy. Vsoo an exclusive two- i'erKing venting lots of gas and compression. Gives equal pressure at oil points on cylinder walls. For all piston f;roovrs except top, which should lave Buperwjt. Bach ring packed in o parchment container. $100 tefaUnW. Collects excess oil on each down stroke of piston nnd empties on each up stroke, which ordinary grooved rings cannot do. Each ring packed in a parchment con. talncr. H-TiCrJlFFy-GRIP - n - one-piece ring. Non Per Ring butting joint, which can be fitted closer than ordinary step cut velvet finish quick seating. "Seats in n jiffy." To keep them clean and free from rust, each ring is packed in an individual gloss ine envelope. Srinri r the highest ""P grade. Raised above RinPR the 'overage by Mc iA.lllfc Quay.Norrls manu facturing methods. Their use insures ail the satis faction possible for you to get from a plain snap ring. They ere packed twelve rings to the carton and rolled in waxed paper. iilEl North Platte's Busy Corner BEL--iHi iBS n AHSii mkmiiPiWM nraiH mquay-no' -jus insa ish wmmm hmmu MQUAY-N0RRIS.! tUt CUT SNAP RINGS "A 3) 1 if