THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE .
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THE UNION REVIVAL
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KOTHS OX Till PIUHJUHfiS AND Tho com,c cartoon, "Mrlnulng Up
i-fttnor" is tho basis of tho piny by
the Bnnio name which Is to be at
the Keith next Tuesday evening.
The advance man says It fun of
,,,,' , ; - , , tho rampant, instating Infectious
Tonight Is Mothers night. Every nnd ponctrnllnB sort muslc and Jm.
Person who atterds the meeting Is ,op niul haUnls tho on mlr(h thftt
askn to wear a white or rod flower rlKs back the sunshine of oxlstanco
or Wbbon-for a mother who Is llv-;nIld overy oUl(Jf. egscntlal lngredlcnt
Ingandawhltefora mathorwhohas llmt makc9 nmuscmcnt ono otornill
gone. TUero will ho special music nv nn.t onm- Tim .in,. iu i.. m,,.
mi l a spodal sermon. -,' n,, nvnv,,in i ...i.nti
u Mini J'HM til. IlKUlklVll IU fc
Saturday night will bo children's milllbcr -Pf oiuv features, surprises
night again and there will bo songs iUul noltleB, special music, scenic
and stunts by tho boys and girls. Sl(lc"'"mcnt and other Innovations.
Following these Mr. Praser will do- or COU1'SO tn center of tho play Is
liver a brief sermon appropriate to J'BKR-
the occasion. V '- :o:
x LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Wednesday night whs ,thc llrst
time tho Invitation was glvon to (,llllt0,s for Spectacles,
those who sought conversion and Mrs- w- Kaston was a business
'over seventy-flve young and old peo- visitor in the city Wednesday,
pie wont forward. Ten morn 'wont Mrs. Dick Baker of Staploton shop
l'orward last riiglit. (t'd In the city Wednesday.
A son was born Tuesday to Mr.
Prank Johnson.
has called on local musicians to help M' B. Edwlna Schatz of Omaha is
him In the singing. Last night a spending a few dnys In tho city vlslt
inale quartet sang three numbers with friends.
Mr. Prascr's voice has been taxed
u., i. t,. i i. .At. and Mrs
DR. 0. II CRESSLEIt
(JKADUATE DENTIST
Office ovor tho McDonald
State Dank.
WATCH YOUR SALE DATE
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS
J. 0. Ueeler transacted business In
Sidney Wednesday.
November 28 Public snlo at farm
of It L. Douglas, twolvo mllos south-1
cast or North Platto. Live stock, ma-'
chlnory and 160 aoroB of land. II. M.
.Mwnson, Auctioneer.
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Saturdays special at Cash Market,
Pl'ftAll linttl linrlf rnnalu nftfl nniiml 1
Mrs. W- W. Pogson of Wollfleot rhom, 2(!. u stGbb'ns ' , '
suuiipvu in my city yostoruay.
Mrs. Ilay EaBton - of Maywood
shopped in the city Wednesday.
C. K. Piper of Wollfleot was a
business visitor In the city Wednesday.
Mrs. William Jofftsrs or Omaha is
visiting in tho city with friends for!
a few. days. i
Pat Lonorgnn of Moulder, Colo, j
visited with friends In tho olty y(os-
j . The Right Auctioneer
Menus Dollnrs to you. My specially is
FARM SALES
See me or ! hone. 1 am busy but tan book another one.
I. i. BROWNF1ELD
Phono 74 Hcrshey, Neb.
torday while onrouto'to Springfield.
Mrs. 0. II. Cady returned to hor 1.-
hoino In Hcrshey yesterday artor
transacting business In tho city.
Miss Viola Itauch returned Tues
day evening from Omaha after spend
ing "sovenil days with friends.
Mrs. Walter llazoncamp and sister
Miss Josephine Ilobb returned Tucb
day from Lexington whero they visit
ed with relatives.
Mrs. L. M. Pylo and daughter
r -Mis. P. M. Wulvorton and dauuh- Edith left vestordav for Kit Carson.
tor of Dickons wero shoppers in tho ,Colo., where they .will visit tho for-
mer's daughter Mrs. A. W. Hinds,
rormcrly Miss Ola Pylo.
and tonight Mrs. M. H. Gilfoyl will
Bing one or more solos.
The' attendance at tho ten o'clock
morning prayer meetings has stead
ily increased until yesterday' morn
ing when thero wero 1G7 people pres
ent. That Is the total for ten or
more meetings. The number pres- ' 'eft tills morning
ent todny "was expected to be still where they will attend the North
Saturday evening Nov. 25 is open
ing night at the P. W. Daniel Ploral
Shop, 408 Locust.
Walter Anderson spent the llrst of
tho week In Gothenburg visiting
with homo folks.
George Prater' and daughter Thel-
for Sidney
city Wednesday.
Mrs. David Holston of Hcrshey
visited In the city Wednesday with
friends, -
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NOTICB
Hero is a real Gmas suggestion. A
gonulno Gruen Verlthln wAhfh for
him, from Dixons.
Miss Edna McNoel is off duty at
the Hollman-Sobastlan office on
account of illness.
- Saturday only from 2 p. m. to (i
p. m. one group of Ladles Coats at
?6, ono group at $10 and ono group,
at ?15. E. T. Tramp & Sons Iteady-to-Wear.
larger.
Sunday is ex'pected to bo the clos
Ing day of. tho meetings. The rog'
nlar morning services will be held i & &gHn
in each of the churches and tho
young people's meetings will bo held
In the early evening as usual. Then
at 7:30 tho union service will begin
with Mr. Praser In charge. Ho will
give a sermon fitting the close of the
four week's campaign,
attendants is expected.
Platte-Sldney game this afternoon.
We are prepared for your Christ
mas shopping with a store filled with
beautiful and lasting gifts. Clinton
Gifts That Last.
Miss Virginia Malstun left this
morning for Sidney where she will
attend the football game this afternoon.
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
Mrs. Cliaa. Cooper of Ilatone, New
A large ,lpx'c who has been visiting at tho
J. H. Schott home left yesterday for
Grand Island whero she will visit be-
Wednesday night was Sunday j fore returning homo,
school nlglif and the church was , Mr , . Ml ChaB Hermnnson and
crowded to capacity. The Sunday
Schools met In their , respective
churches at seven o'clock and In
turn joined in the march which in
cluded each of tho churches in turn.
The line marched down Dewey street
to the Methodist church where tho
night meetings are held. It was a
noisy, merry throng that filled the
church and sang songs for Mr.
Praser.
daughter leave Monday for points in
California whero they will spent sev
eral weeks with Mrs. Hermansen's
brother n. Ellas.
Stop! Look! Listen! In our north
, window, at the good looking coats
to bo sold for $5, $10, $15 Saturday
only from 2 p. m. to G p. m. E. T.
Tramp & Sons Iteady-to-Wcar.
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NOTICE OP TAKING UP ESTRAY
Taken up by undersigned Block 33
and 34, Nevlllo addition, County of
Lincoln, State of Nebraska; on tho 10
day of November 1922, 1 black gelding,
2 years old; 1 dun colored gelding
coming 2 years old; 1 gray maro com
ing 4 yrs. old. Unbroko and no brands.
Dated this 22 day of November 1922.
Signed Geno Crook.
Kull lino of groceries' and meats at
Crows. Hamburger 15c, loin and
round steak 23c, wciniea 20c, pork
roast 20c, picnic hams lCc.
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Special prico on beef by tho quarter
and on dressed hogs, i'reo delivery.
Crow & Crow.
Thono 708.
What a Heap of Happiness It Would
Hring to North Platto Homes
Hard to do liousework with an ach
ing back.
Drlngs you hours of misery at
kssuro or at work.
If women only knew tho cause
i that
Backacho( pains often come from
I weak kidneys.
I 'Twould save much needless woe.
j Doan's Kidney Pills artf for weak
I kidneys. Ask your neighbor,
j Read what a North Platte citizen
i says;
Mrs. Jas. Adamson, 920 N. Chestnut
St., says: "Whenever I feel in need
of a kidney medicine I take Doan's
Kidney Pills.. When my kidneys get
lout of order I have backache, feel
I tired. languid and miserable. When I
jhave an attack I get a box of Doan's,
) Kidney Pills and a few make me feel
' better right away. Doan's aro a ,re
I liable medicine and I am glad to rec-
! commend them."
I GOc, at all dealers. Foster-Mllburn
! Co., Mfrp., Buffalo, N. Y.
Paving Assessments for tho follow. '
Ing districts may jiow bo paid at the !
offico of tho City Treasurer.
Paving District
3 (East 4th Street)
4 (Wost 5th)
5 (West 4 to Oak)
G (East 5th)
Districts 3 and G havo boon drawing
Intorest since October Gth, 1922, and
districts 4 and o will begin drawing
Intorest Dcoembor Gth, 1922.
L. E. MEHLMANN
City Trcasuror
Closing Out
Needle Work
I am closing out my
entire line of Art Needle
Work, at a big discount.
This is a good oppor
tunity to do your Xmas
buying
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V. Warrington,
Art Store.
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Saturday & Monday,
Two Days, Thanksgiving Specials
' Swif t'a Premium Sugar Cured Skinned Hams per lb. . . .24
Morris' Supreme Sugar Cured Skinned Hams, per lb. .24
Armour's Star Sugar Cured Skinned Hams, per lb.. . .24
Cudahay's Puritan Sugar Cured Skinned Hams per lb. .24
10 lbs. Granulated Sugar 84
5 lbs. Bulk Coffee 1.00
Kunners Stringless Beans . . ,S4
Crystal White Soap, per case (100 bars) . . . a 4.35
10 Bars Crystal White Soap ,.44
2 lb. Can Corn Beef Hash w . .25
ITENS Crackers, put up In milk pails, per pail .95
510 lb. Box Graham Crackers. : : .25
Fish Chowder (Vegetable soup) 3 cans .25
(! Cans Sugar Corn. . .59
Apples per bu. . . . 1.25
White Pish in Brine, per lb .09
If you buy a 2 lb. package of our BLACK HAWK guaran
teed Coffee for 95c we will give you free, a beautiful salad
dish worth 75 cents. " .
48 lb. Sack Red Moon Flour 1.70
Cranberries per qt. . ' : : . .10
1 lb. Mince Meat, per lb -. . . .22
1 lb. Peanut Brittle per lb..- r .16
ALIVE XTOOSE 10 to 11 lbs GOOSE $2.25
We have Citron, orange, lemon peel, also FRESH OYST
ERS CELERY AND LETTUCE.
NcMichael Grocery.
Phone 141.
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Keith Theatre, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday.
Prices lUc, 30c, 40c. Sunday Matinee 10c, 30c.
ifi I NORTH PLATTERS
I 1 GREATEST
ifj I ATTRACTION
Iff" KJ
Heart
OF THE
SEASON
Sale
THE SELLING
SENSATION
OF THE YEAR
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Right in the very heart of the season we offer hundreds of choice items cf Mf rt Wearing Ap
parel at greatly reduced prices. Thisti done in the face of rapidly advancing market and it
is your chance to beat the eastern profiteer's game.
We List Below Only a Few of the Hundreds ot Bargains this Sale Offers:
Gloria na i I'arlHlun dancer
who wiiia fanio ami lovo after
muny temptations. Mora la
vish in powns and seitliiK
tlum "Dc ond tho Hocks,;1
A grilll'int supporting cast.
Wool mixed Union Suits heavy
weight and a wonderful value at
$1.69
All wool Serge Shirt, khaki color,
McDonald and Wilson, Bros,
makers, worth $5.50
$3.49
Heavy Moleskin Vest, body lin
ing and sleeves, a soft glove
leather, worsted knit collar,
worth $8.00, sale price
185,35
Special purchase of Men's wool
mixed Coat Sweaters, heavy
weight and extra good quality,
good for work or dress, extra
bargains at
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5fi Suits made of pure wool and in
latest models for both men and
young men. Guaranteed to give
absolute satisfaction
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$2.49
Men's Dress Shoes of very finest
quality, broken lots but in all
sizes, worth $8 to $12.00
One lot at $4.95
One lot at $2.95
Work Shirts, extra value, made
of famous Blue Bell cloth, full
cut and a wonder at
66c r
$16.85
Overcoats in famous Collegian
brand, pure wool fabric, and in
the nobby belted models
$16.85 i
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A Sain Woods Production By Anno NicholH
Adapted to the screen by Klmer Mania and Percy Month
JOHN B. EDWARDS CO.
The Economy Clothes Store of North Platte.