THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
THE UHION REVIVAL
NOTlTS
os 'run iiiogimssLaxj
1NC1IHCXTS Olf Till?
yiumisc.
Last night Itov. Shonlt- gnvo an
other of his hou;htful sornions
which was marked by original think
lng and apt inecdoles.
All churches will hold their rog
tilar morning serviccB Sunday. Tho
Sunday .Schools will meet as usual.
Tho young peoples societies will also
meet as usual but in the evening ser
vice all tho churches will unite to
start the third week of the revival.
Saturday night Is to be tho big
children's surprise night. Tho other
evening after school . 230 .children
gathered at. tho church for practice.
They and many more will bo on tho
platform Saturday evening and will
entertain for the first 25 minutes.
Mr. Frascr will give tho sermon.
Tho city has been divided Into
six or moro districts and morning
prayer mcotlngs aro bolng held in
each every day. The list Is an
nounced at tho meetings, each even
ing. Theso meetings aro opened at
ten and close within forty-flvo min
utes.
Of course tho big feature of tho
meetings is the leadership of 8.
Graham Frasor. No choir over sang
better than tho ono ho conducts
nightly and his solo work Ib wonder
ful. His voice Is well tralnod, his
selections aro appropriate and tho
heart back of tho words Is inspiring.
Itov. Stevens was at his best.Wed
nesday evening when ho facodfl. big
audience and spoke on "Christ and
Mb Church". Ho said that all pro
gress has grown out of Christianity
Tho church must liot divorcsjs Itself
from Christ. Eriomlcs ofSthti church
aro enemlCH of Christ. Ho maintain
ed that genuine Christianity Is to bo
found Inside tho Christian churches.,
Tho Tuesday evening mcctlngwaB
enormous, probably belrfg tho largest
crowd which over gathered in tho
Methodist church. It was' Junior
lilgh night and the boys and girls
were there In force. Itov. I'attei
son spoko on thcLHtlo Lad who
nave Jesus his cold lunch of five
small barley loaves and two little
fishes. His message whs 'oiv, the
dcadllncss of Sin and tho power of.
Jesus to rid us" rrom splrltxurtllcnth
Just as ho raised I&zarus from actual
death.
-:o:-
Mi-b. Joo Spies returned tho ilrst
of tho week from Kearney whoro sha
has been visiting hor sdn John.
Dr. ftnd Mrs. Uolnsh of Omaha
aro visiting at tho homo of tho form-'
ors slstor Mrm. Joo Nolait.
A. W. McConnoll of Koarnoy trans
acted business In thee Uy Wednes
day. Mrs. John Korio of , Curtis was n
business visitor In thQ, city yostor
day. 5
Mrs. Brnest Hunt returned to hor
homo In Lincoln this morning; after
visiting Miss Mabel Kompor far sev
eral days.
.Jtazor blades sharpened.. Ono cent
emit. Price s (Mino for Hlniile or
double edge. AU work guaranteed
SlotiON Drug ytoro.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
Newest Frock'
T
DKHIt OltHHIv
CAIIQ. OF THANKS
PIANO AT .A SAC1UFICH
' Wednosday ' and Thursday were
both cold damp days horo. To-day
is somewhat warmer, although thoro
was the usual dampness this morn
ing. FOfocast for North l'latto and
vicinity: Shower tonight, Saturday
fair, not much change In temperature
Tho lowest last night was 30 and a
yoflr ago 25
'to: '
Often tho girls of a school feel that
tho boys get more than half of tho
good times and of tho attention of
tho public, bocause of their athletics.
Some of tho girls of our school havo
expressed themselves as fcojlng thnt
tho boys were enjoying somthlng that
tho girls of tho school could not have,
because our boys havo HI-Y, whllo
tho girls havo no parallel organiz
ation. If tho girls roally feol that tho
boys havo something dcslroablo which
the girls do not have, tho remedy is
In tho hands of the girls themselves.
Wo noto In tho last lssuo of tho
Round-Up a headline reading "Girls
High. Como on . folks, all together,
lets docllno that nown "HI-Y". Mas-'
cullno "HI-Y", fomlnlno "G. It." Now,
don't forget It 1 1 "G. II." stands for.
Girl's Reserve. Girls Resorvo club has 1
exactly the snmo relation to tho
Young Women's Christian Association '
that the "Hl-Y has to the Young Men's
Christian Association. If N. P. II. S.
organizes a G. II. It will ho chartered '
by tho National Board of tho Y. W. ;
C. A. Bcforo chartorlng anew 0. It. in
a man scuooi uio Niauonai uoaro A ,n it-- .ui-u
wishes to know how many of tho opens into a V neck and the broad
girls of tho school aro activo mem- j end ..SMh are also embroidered,
bers of some other organization, it T,?c !nRth well it's back.
Wioro is roally a demand for tho G. R. P.
We were visited with
3
good ram
inopauiuB onmanoi at mo JiomeVar Votr(U,gi Ih,
01 Mv?iaWB.T,u,r8ua J(C.. nnd tho many
Mm.iIia-ty'CfOBsl8 qufto stele fir n
For
thin wnrrriir:
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walker woro
North l'latto visitors Monday.
A crowd ot young folks gathered
at the J. M. Soudcrs htfino Sunday
Mrs. Chas. Larson and daughter
Hazel loft for Hastings Friday.
A party was given at tho Llerman
homo last Friday evening. -
The pupils of DiBtrlct 18 gave
a line Hallowe'en, program and also
a box supper Tuesday evening.
S. II. Roberts and family visited
over Sunday With Mrs. Roberts par
ents in Eustls.
mifnlf tHattftn'it it
jy wIsh'-Mmnk tha mombors of ftafrhurtmtixffi
th&G.. lt.a. the Spanish '. inh n
yai Neighbors. O. PIn.f. tVltrt ... Siffl
friends and
rfSJibors who sd. kindly assists. 'Ue
In our boreavnient
Irs. .lame .Snyder and tjhildroiu ,
;ol-
Mrs. Hattlo Sandors returned to
hdr Jiomo In Ofehltosh Wednesday nft
er visiting with friends in tho city for
n fow days.
Miss Anno Rubls. is enjoying a two
weeks .vacation from, tho- Bcghtol
JJars store. She will visit with rela
tives In Dcs Moines and Spencer, la.
Piatt, Wrttd JSl: owe
nffce. ferhis " nittl flnrt
'DOit Mt)blc Ca., 13onVrrGo1o?i
:o: ,
Dorothy 'rU;ho Is very 111 at hec ;
homo on Sout Vine street. ;
let the first ot
tflrify W. F
the' week for hcrShome In Gothenburg,
after visiting her hi Arthur.- - "
Chas. wfielan lew. yesterday for
Albin, Nebr., AVhoro hV Avill transact
business for a few days
J. C. Hollman, Attorney
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
, Estate No. 1916 of William S. Dopuy
t flnpnncirvfl In Mm Pnnntv C.nurt nf T:ln
Tho pupils and teacher of District .coln County," Nebraska.
48 woro visited Friday afternoon byf Tho State or Nebraska, ss: dredit-
scvcral of tho Mororteld High school I f.rs f sa,at1o;v,n tako noHC0 tha
. tho time limited for presentation and
n,ll)lls' tiling. of claims against said Estate is
March 12th, 1923, and for settlement
:o: of BaJ(1 Estat0 i8 Nov. 7th, 1923; that
Clintons for eyo glasses. t win Bit ut tho county court room In
A combined kimona and circular
bell sleeve-, trimmed in distinctive
'design wjth white embroidery, fea
ture tViis new fall frock of moroc-
C. M. Koelfeer left tho Platte County on December 12th, 1922,
..,. . . ,.. at 10 o'clock a. m., and on March 12th,
hospital yesterday after re- nt in m tn r.,'
examine, hear, allow, or adjust all
.claims and objections duly filed.
Dated November 7th, 1922.
Wm. H. C. WOODHURST,
County Judge.
Seal
and if tho teachers and mothers aro f W()RLD HAD "CANDY
willing hj nuiniuii. liiu uihiwiuaniu.,
Henco tho nucstlonaircs givon out to
tho girls in school recently.
WW does the G. R. stand for? First
of all that familiar "Y" triangle,
Mind, Body, Spirit. Incidentally 0. R.
stands for so ,inany things that- wo
can namo only a fow hikes, eatB,
good times' games; inspiration, health,
higher standards ot Ufo; and good
school spirit. Tho members can wear
tho pin which is recognized tho world
around--tho blue trlango. Also thoro
are emblems for. your middy sleeves,
etc.
Wo ars suro of sufflolont support
for tho olub from tho women of tho
community. All of tho teachers havo
Honey Probably Is Earliest Form of
Sweetening Known, and It Was
Made Use Of.
The Egyptians made candy as Well
as pyramids, anil uuuU- candy without
sugar. Sugar nnd chocolate were un
known, to tho Ka plliiiw. They ued
honey as their nwcctctu'r, nnd Hour
n'ntl rrudo Kinroh were tho basis of
their confectionery,
In tho Middle i.coh what we would
call enndloil frulti wns tho principal
.confection. They woro boiled Sab
honey. As a Ihmlneps tho drugijist
was tho Hist candy nukor, Sttgar at
that tlmo wns consldmod n drug, and
from coating dmcu. with Ktignr the
pbnnnaclKt loarnrd to coat nuts and
pledged their tlmo nmonorgy as need- other things. In the Sixteenth coiltury
cd to support tho club. Miss Hughes
and Muis'Wnltors will .undertake to
sponsor the Infant organization. It's
successor failure depends upon "you,
oagh ofyou, girls of N. P. II. S. Do
you -want G. R.? Lo you want to stand
shoulder with 1I1-Y for good times,
Mrs
, Valley hospital yesterday after
jcolving medical attention.
Clintons for spectacles.
Trade with the Davis Furniture Co.
and save money. 207-3 East Cth St.
Just around tho corner of the First.'
National Bank. Phono 19C.
r
, Miss Helen Smith who Is attending;
school at Lincoln came Tuesday to
visit her parents Mr. nnd Mrs. J. I.
Smith. . .
Mrs. Styles of Elsie, Nebr., enter
ed tho Platto Valley hospital yester
day where she will receive medical
attention.
' A hunting party consisting of Carl,
Hollman, O. R. Robinson, Carl
Backers and Wallace Crawford left'
Sunday for tho northern part of the
state. They returned Tuesday gett
ing the limit on ducks.
Mrs. Ben Johnston and .baby -left
.yesterday for "Norfolk, Nebr., where
they wlli meet Mr. Johnston. They
will make their future homo in Norton-Mrs.
Homer Sanders visited with
frlonda In tho city Tuesday onrouto j
to her homo In Lllute, Minn. Mr. and
Mrs. Sanders wore former residents
horo. Mr. Sanders blng employed as
conductor for tho Union Pacific.
L. & S. Groceteria.
Rouml-Up.
. A
M. E. Crosby k Vaneaotlng busi
ness in Onawn, low.a for a fow days
this week.' '
MIbb Grace Illrsch loavos this
evening for Grpoloy. g61o... whoro sho
will visit Mjjte AVttlon Hockenborgor.
Job S. Twinem, M.D.-.1
I; have' bqftglirr'corti shflUorr nnd
f am ready to Violl my (iiuuitlty nt uny
r tinitt. Curator Masters, l-itono 782F11
North Platto.
You can't
feel so trood
but what r
will make you
feel better.
(Homeopath)
Mcdlclno, ourgory and obstetrics
North Plattts Xebr.
(Drug room with drugs for 'acute and
chronic dlscasos.)
1
NOLAN BROS.
Ut The Sun, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday.
1 at tefoi'e tke I
1 War prices. y M
bloi'e the yr ti
I m T & 1
pi jUr" AdelC i
fi $r"f AedelA
Iffi. .,,myi 20", iris
m tjftui barrel 'O
1 Pe-leVrTi Arms CmprnV f
I ChKopee Falls,
Apples! Apples!
Special for 4 days. - -
Jonothan Apples at 95c
per bushel. AU good.
Farmers Produce.
1
sugared roses woro considered tho Dost
of confections. It wn not until the
Seventeenth century that sugar became,
a big Industry. ant It was In the hitter
part of tho century that confectioners
were recognized ns a distinct class.
In the Ilrst half of the Eighteenth cen
tury the first real candy factories np-
for your school for tho bent things in poarod. If wan nliout that time thnt
Ufo7 ' lemon nnd peppermint drops became
To date at loast sixty girls have j popular.
Indicated tholr wishes ' to become
mombors of tho prospective Girls
Resorvo Club. ,
Como On!! Lot's Qo! ! High School ,""
Mrs. J'oslo Rhono ot Lexington was
a business visitor in tho city ycBter-
Darroll Henley loft yesterday for
Columbus whoro ho will witness tho
North PlatteColumbus football game.
Skirt
Sale
For Saturday Only
One lot of Brand New All Wool Pleat
ed Prunella Skirts in vavy and Brown
Stripes, value to $10 Saturday Only
Slip Over Special. One lot of all wool
slip overs all' colors. Special at
$2.98
$1.49
-HOSIERY SPECIAL
$1.49
One lot of lull fashioned all Silk Hose in ail shades. Guaranteed
to wear, or either your money refunded
or otherHose Replaced. Special
$(49
Onyx Full Fashioned Pointex Hill Silk Hose, p A
every pair guaranteed to wear. Special tPTTCr
All Wool Hose in all the wanted Fall Shades. B AA
Special PJUVFV
Set the
Skirts on
Sale in
South Ladies' Outfitting Store
Window North piatte's Busiest$Wemen's Store.
For Real
Skirt val
ues. San
our
South
Window.
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