The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, August 29, 1922, Image 5
THE NORTH PLATTE 5 SEMI-WEEKLY -TRIBUNE LOCAL AftnyPEKSONAL Tho Eye-Gloss men, Clinton & Son. Piano tuning, Holloy Muslo Houso. 'UmftB Hutcuens returned - to his homo in Arnold after visiting with friends several days. 'members aro invited to attend Miss Mary Drost left yesterday for Maxwell to spend this week visiting C0UNTIlY CLUB ui me uoueris nome. LOOK WHM'S COMING D. A. R. 1 will hold a nlcnle nt thfe Rxner!. All LOCAL AND PERSONAL August 26,'Vi'noon r.Iocrc, 31,' a Un- - . i - t . . iwy wowaru. oi ucring is visiuug,lon raclf!c bollermalter of Cheyenne nt the J. II. Guiles homo this wook, nnrt M8 ,Luclln Davll.t 8 of -Nt)I.th A niece now lino of bobbed hair iIMntte. Married by Acting Judge T. a STOCK SHIPMENTS Ladles Day at tho Country Crab Valley hospital. will bo on Wednesday of this week instead of Friday. combs and bnrrottcs nt, C. S. Clinton & Son. A son was born ,to Mr. and Mrs. Asa Cornwell Friday at tho Platto MULE CLASS Tho members of Mrs. Cranes bible class will meet at tho homo of Mrs. J. D. Antonldes, 1003 west 0th St. Miss Jettic Pylo returned Friday from Greeley, Colo, whero she at tended summer school. Come in and see our new ear-drops. C. S. Clinton & Son. Viola Hansen returned last woek from Lewellen after spending several days at tho Dlener home. Misses Florence and Myrtle Powell leave Friday for Cozad whero they will teach school this year. Mrs. Silas Priest returned tho last of tho week from Tryon after visit ing two weeks with relatives. Hear tho new records on tho Colum bia and Edison phonographs at thc'nEBEKAH Dixon Musics Shop. - Lodge No. 10 will celebrate its Lucille Beycrlo returned Tuesday 71st anniversary Sopt. 8th. Mrs. MisseB 'FYuncos and Hena Dolph spent the week ond In Pnxton at tho M. II. Krabb homo. Miss J6ttIo Pylo will lcavo .Friday for Flagler, Colorado Iwfliero sho will teach school thfs fall, A daughtof- was born to Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Sandall Friday nt! tho tll0 Platto Valloy hospital. Clayton Wlllot underwent an oper- Hlankonbtirgi' , August 2C, Archlo W. Hindu, 25. tcachor of Grooloyj Colo, and Mies Ola U. Pyle, 24 teacher of North Platto. August 28, Alfred Bellamy, 21 a farmer of Lexington and Miss Myrtle , Tilloryv 17, also of Loxtngton. NOTICE TO MOTHERS LOCAL AS I) PERSONAL , Trl. ShlMtoifoF Paxton was K HiW(ta vlrlto'r ih tjfd'city Saturday, j Jliaii Donaldson of Slaploton Wan ,Tho following carloal shlpmonta 6l -e city Frldar to roceivo m'&tenl livestock woro madp from tho Norti attention. Platto station of tho Union Pacific dur- ... . '"'! ing tho week ending osorday Miss Grace Urcternltz is taking her 1 , j , .. . .... ... Omnba v:.cat!on from the Western Union Telegraph office. Itauch Llvo Stoolc Co., 4 cars cattlti Mr. and Mrs. Itelnch of Omaha are to South Omaha, visiting nt tho homq of their daugh-! J. F Frosh, 1 car horsea to DaVon-' tor, Mrs. Joo Nolan. port, Nobraskn. Ellen Erlckson loft Sunday for N, T, Troolstrup, 5 cars cattlo to Omaha whero sho will spend tho . Solltll omaha. ' t week visiting relatives. ' . , , ' , . . . Todcnhof Bros., 1 car hogs to Ogdcn Miss Itcta Houtwcll left yesterday Utah. morning for Kearney, whore Bho will t . CHURCH HELPERS Tho church helpers class of Presbyterian church will have a class party Friday nfternoon In tho church atlon yesterday at tho Platto Valloy Every school child should have his eyes carefully examined boforo start ing to school, ns thoro is no ond to ,.,, ,, ...,, viuim ,..i., tho trouble that can bo caused by Mls8 Ethol McWllllams has ro- mU 1IAIl0L1) WALKER weak eyes, such aa: lack of concen- Bllmc(1 ,.nr ,,,... nt ,hn Nn.,n ,,nnw .. ... vc .-a tratlon, headaches through tho for- .,. nf, ,i, 1 Throat parlors nt 3 o'clock. Tho entertain ing committee consists of Mesdamcs Hart, Hobison, LaRuo and Voider. hospital for tho removal of tonsils. Claudo DoLanoy returned homo Monday from Denver where ho spent vision mny ho keen, tho eyes may ho several days transacting businss. ' nndor n boavy Btrnltl nntl causes tho a novo symptoms, uivo your child a store after a weeks vacation. Mrs. Porcy O'Brien returned homo head, temples and lower part of the back of tho head, smart ng, itching gund from Cmt fa and nervousness. Even though the . ... , Wlilirillliv;u 411k Ill 31Mat.iI 11U1UU. Offices over McDonald Hank Phono 850 Miss Ruth Davidson has takon a position at tho Fratcr Drug sttfro from Elmcreok whoro sho Bpent a ! Alice M. Coy, president of tho Rc- (lurin5 tho ahsenco of Miss O'Haro. fair chance by allowing Dixon's Eye Sight Specialist to examine them. bekah state assembly will bo present. PRESBYTERIAN Aid Society will meet Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. Those on tho entertaining commltteo aro Meadames Howard, M. N. Johnson ston, Kunklo and Brown. :o: Mrs. E. C. Guam arrlvdd this few weeks visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Johnson ac companied by Mrs. Edith Rodlno spent Sunday In Gothenburg. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Plorco and family of Hershey spent last' week in tho city visiting with friends'. Come in and seo our new lino of fancy hnir pins and barrcttes. C. S. Clinton & Son. Bello Duvall is visiting in Lexing ton this week at tho homo of her cousin Miss Florence Wholcy. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kilmer and j home In Cheyenne, daughter Vcrna of Arnold visited in tho city with relatives last week. Miss Mabel Rodino has resumed l her duties as cashier at tho Johnson store after ono weeks vacation. Mrs. Rose Garrison has resumed her duties at the Leader after a two weeks vacation spent in Portland. Joe Fillion and II. Landgraf left' Satuiday by auto for points in Colo rado to bo gone for a few weeks. Misses Elizabeth and Myra Confer Bpent last week in Sutherland visit ing their sister Mrs. C"ias. Dameier. , Mrs. Tim O'Keefo and children re turned Friday from Denver after spending a week visiting with rela , tives. A. T. Johnson leaves tho last of tho week for eastern markets to purchase fall stock ror the Johnson store. Mr. and Mrs. Jainds Adams and children left Saturday for Yuma, Colorado whero they will spend two weeks. Misses Helen and Elsie Langford and nephew Allison Yost left Satur day for Estes park to spend two weeks. Miss Margaret Kildare returned Sunday to her home in Ogallala after visiting several days with friends in the city. Tho newest In ear crops, fancy! hair pins, bobbed hair combs and ! barrettes. C. S. Clinton & Son. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Culton arrived homo last evening from Omaha where , they spent tho past week visiting , relatives. Mrs. Luther Estes of Saline, Kans. j camo last week to visit at tho homo of her daughter Mrs. William Huxoll I for several days. . :: FOR SALE Mrs. EH Hansen loft last evening Mrs. Maude Altlon and children of for Denver whero she will spend a Grand Island camo Sundny to visit at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. "VV. T. Aldon. Mr. nnd Mrs. Alden met them week visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Caso returned this morning from a two weeks visit at "Ktm nnd accompanied them noro. Springs nnd Woodlnko to Colorado p. rl:. Mrs. Geo. Amen and daughter re; turned Monday 'from Maxwell whero they spent several days visiting with morning from Des Moines, Iowa, To friends. spend the remainder of tho week Miss Margaret McCarthy returned AH oustauding accounts of tho lato visiting her sister, Mrs. V. C. OH- yesterday to her homo in Spauldlng Dr McCabe ar0 now payable to tho pliant. Mrs. r.nnm r e'nroute to her :iftor visit'lig scvernl weeks with her administrator of tho cstato at the ti'v Xrz. Grlcstm. offico, .Knights of Columbus building. Mrs. Omar Huff and daughter re turned Friday from a two weeks vis it with relatives In Portland. :o: NOTICE WANTED! We can use another active lady at our Auto Trim shop for repair work. THE PLATTE AUTO TRIM. i JS! SET OF ELEGANT ALUMINUM WARE Fre IP YOU BUY A COPPER-CLAD RANGE NEXT WEEK Pure Bred Duroc Jersey Sows 10 head or tried sows weighing 400, pounds or better in flno condition. To farrow September 4 to 30. Bred to our. Sensation and Pathfinder boars. "Wll bo sold because of lack of room. $50.00 each. EXPERIMENT STATION You're Sittin' on the World" when you rido a CLEVELAND Lightweight tho safe, sano com fortable, dopondablo, lightweight motorcycle. Thltfk!, A REAL motorcyclo for only ?185. '.5 miles to tho gallon of gasoline. 15,000 miles on ono set of tires. As easy to rido as a bicycle. Lightwolghts aro spreading over the country like radio fad. Havo you seen tho CLEVELAND? Come in and we'll givo you n demonstration. No obligation. John Null, North Platte, Nebr. THE ...V-PErt-CLAD RANGE The strikingly beautiful outlines of the Copper-Clnd range stops every woman. As she looks and admires, she finds that it is true beauty the beauty of simple elegence and perfect proportions of fine finish tho thoughbred ' of the Range World. Look for hinges on the above two only on the oven door and they are long and smooth. There are six other doors, yet not a hinge in sight, not a erttch, nor hook nor latch- Bu't like fine automobiles, the liingcs aro all inside. "Free" means that this ware does not cost Copper-Clad buyers a. single penny, it is a reward for buying while the "Copper-Clad Crank" is hero and is offered by him to justify you in attending this sale. This ware is veiy substantial and just tho kind that yoii, would select if buying for your own use. Tho 7-in-l convertible cooker takes the place of sovon different ves- sels as shown by figures 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, G and 7. You can use this utensil in some form every day. Vroo lo every Copper-Clad buyer during this sale. Come See the Asbestos Sweat COPPER-CLAD WEEK . Next Week9 Sept. 4th to 9th. No matter whether you want a range now or next year or any other time it will pay you to come and seo tho Copper- Clad Crank make tho Asbestos Sweat. He takes any piece of Asbestos, puts it between two jron plates heats it and shows you the sweat. You can roll it up in drops with your fingor. Every good range must bo lined with" asbestos to hold the heat around tho oven and keep down fuel cost. Every time tho range cools off, tho asbestos takes moisture out of tho fresh air circulating through tho range like a blotter takes up water. When you fire, up this moisture is driven by tho heat to tho outside against tho cold range body and starts Sweat Itust on the inside whero you can't got at it even though yon know it rusts. Sweat Itust ruins thousands and thousands of otherwise good ranges every year. When the range body is gone, the range is done for- The Copper-Clad Idea Is "Pure Sheet Copper Between the Asbestos and Range Body'4 Clad wipes clean like a dish. Copper never rusts. It may tarnish but it Will last centuries. There aro Copper Domes that havo been defying tho ele ments for hundreds of years. So, when we say "Copper-Clad can't rust out," wo mean that tho copper lining overcomes all internal rust An oiled rag will keep the outside free of rust ana there are no fussy ornaments full of rivlts and bolts to skin your hands. Tho Coppor- If these things are so you should know it. Not by horesay but by tho evi dence of your own eyes. Remember, this "Copper-Clad Crank" is hero to toll to showto explain. Ho delights in it. You won't bother him by asking questions. Ho has oodles of time to answer and he is hero to Show You. THE COPPER-CLAD RANGE ' With White Enamel Trimmings "Copper-Clad" moans pure Sheet Copper is placed BETWEEN the sweaty asbestos and range body. To place it elsewharo would be like climbing on top of a roof to get out of the wet. Derryberry & Forks, Inc. .