THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
llWUl.i 7.m'UmV. mlutiiB at the last Qoimly fair, on a LOCAL AND PERSONAL
SEHU'llMEEhly UUlluE. nno horse and some pure bred hogs.
- - There were four premiums iu ail.1 Wntcli our windows ror Xinna sug-
w IL80N TOUT. Editor nnti i'lbllsher m8 premium check' was mailed to I Kestlons, Dixon, The Jeweler.
tnterod at the North Matte, Nebraska
Postoftlce' a Second Clam Matter.
Onu
simsujtirTiON pmrEj
car. In advunce $l.f0
FJUDAY, NOVJiMHEIt 21,
HDITOItlAL
1022
him tlio same as the others. lie OponliiK night at the Danlql Floral
returned IJ- with a note that ho did Shop tomorrow night, 108 Locust.
ho "In order to holp the fair." It Dancoland greetH you every Sattir.
would not take many such public day night.
spirited pooillo Jn Lincoln couiUy Mr8 Gcorge Uoberls ot naxwcU
to put the Lincoln county fair on its ,lopi,od ln t)l0 clty Wednesday.
Want Ads
78GF12.
David said "Tho Lord Is my shop
htrd; 1 shall not want." Psalms
23:1.
Archbishop Ireland said "Nest to
.oit fsountry and next to religion
1 patriotism."
.Vrt financially tho same as tno pun-
11a uttltiltswl -
have pu It on Its fee. as a great " -Puna.
agricultural exhibition. 1 "m' 2" Stcbbhl8-
Joe Schwalgi-r left yustorday for
Thoro Is an organization of Doy.Oniaha whero ho will transact-busl-Scouts
ln this city which has not yctneB for a few days. . ,
been given as much recognition s it Mp amJ K Fnn.ol of Wftl.
deserves, tuo group h caueu mu vui
oran Sorvlco Troop. It Is troop No.
1 nml In order to bo" ollclblo for mem
bership a scout must bo a first class Mrs- l'"k Yearsley accompanied
root nan leam to Sidney litis
morning
Mrs. E.
FOR SALl-Ono section of lnnfl;8
miles north of town. All under
fonco. Phone 1146J. .
Saturdays special at Gash. Market FOIt SALE-Purebrcd Drown Leg
horn cockorels, also a few March' Wo desire tq get 1n touch with a fow
"WANTED Cost men. Due to tho de
velopment ot our presont business,
there Is an Increasing ilomamRby ;
tho manufacturers for men who arc
qualified In the following' branches i
of cost work, compiling and sum
marizing cost records, handling
cost systems.
Positions. In this field pay $2,500 a
yoaf' upwards.
WEATHER, CONDITIONS
.nop visited In tho city with friends
, yesterday.
In our list of Htudcnts at the llnl-
x..i i.it..i.n.i ,.,.,. t nn.1 mutit l.n nvAi flftnnn vnfird the
in a recent Issue wo unintentionally of age. Those cllglblo at the present
and carolcsBly onimltted at least two time are Ralph Wickwlro, Francis
names. They aro Miss Wllma Coatos, Rose, Molvln Yates, Darroll Trout,
ilaughtor of Mr. and Mrs. Elmor Edward Uoyd, Joo Heeler, Ralph Lc
Contcs and Loicc 13. Patterson, son of pack, Linn Twlnem, Chas. Tucker,
II. Yates and Miss Irma
hatched pullets. 821 West 8th.
WANTED Man to shuck corn at five
cents a bush'61'.''Room and board fur
nished. Phono 915. i
FOR SALE Cheap. Lot 10, block 2P'ln
tho H. & S. addition. Address Route
2, box 14, North Platte,. Nobr.
FOR SALE Goodwin Corsots at 10 j
discount during November. Phono i
1153J. 115 EasfSth St. 1
men. with or without experience,
who wish .to get Into this kind of
work through training under the
direction of exports. Training will
not Interfere with present position.
This Is nn opportunity for the man Pr-one 70S
who is ambitious for something
more than just a Job. Write, giving
experiences iu confidence, and tele
phono number. Address 421 Tribune.
,Tuesday, Wednesday nntl Thursday
wero all.'- splendid days for North
Platte and vicinity." Tlio bulletin re
port says wo will havd fair weather
with slowly, rising temperature to
night and Saturday. Tho lowost tem
perature Inst night was 23 and a year
ago 23.
Spoclal price on hoof by the qunrtor
nil ou dressed hogs. Crow and Crow.
CROW'fc CROW.
LISTEN!
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Mrs. E. L. Mason returned Wcd-
Itev. and Mrs. N. P. Patterson. These ( Heeler Scott, Louis Louden, Galen
names give n total of twenty-nlno Loftls and John Horrod, This troop
North Platto young people at tho Unl- takes up advanced work In scouting
varsity of Nebraska this year. Other nnd tho members aro given training In
additions and correcll&ns will bospocIal phases of tho work so thoy
pratofuly rccelvod. ! can assist ln teaching younger scouts.
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Lincoln county does have a Red Monoy to loan on farms. See Gono
Cross chaptor and It 1s actlva In sever-crook.
al lines. It is hampered in its work J j, nnuigan wns a business visit
by not having funds ttf work with. to Cozful ye8icr(iny.
Thoso funds cart bo obtained if chough
memberships nro taken out by tho! s,lvcr candl Ht,cks for Xmas e,Ws
people of this county. Fifty cents. 3-00 l,cr l'n,p UP to 12'00 ,lt Dixon's,
out of each dollar is sent to tho Na- Mrs. Cheater Williams and daugh
tlonal Red Cross for carrying on its! tor Bernlco left this morning for
wonderful work in disaster relief and Sidney to attend tho football game,
other lines anil fifty cents Is retained Mrs, Elmer Dcdker and Florence
hero at homo. Any man or womau ( Weber loft for Sidney to witness tho
can bo proud ot tho llttlo whlto button1 football game this afternoon,
with ftp red cross upon It and will Mi. mmn ms morn,
feel belter for haying helped tho fop , , , f(J0tb
game this afternoon.
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In considering the possibilities of' It. L. Hinds returnod yesterday
the new Yoonian children's homo ono from Omaha after transacting busl
ns to know that St. Louis is ono of ness for a few days. : , ,
Qie chief contenders for tho location.- , ,,., a ' ,.,,,
f3o nnxloitR Is that cltv tn tret tho do- . . t
& , ' , , for omaiia wnoro sue wni
T " J. V, T V , r wvoral weeks v.sltlug.rolatlves.
m flri:nr ii tinlillo liolliinv Tnr Hio .
5? '. ' - f..i:..iin -m'i. i;.n Jl.l,.
frmilo city should tho matter bo do- " ''b
aidfd In Its favor. If it Is worth for sldno' whero 5,1,0 w, attend th
thrtfinuch to St. Louis, what wouldMt;rPW s'un0 ''WKifr-.?
bt worth "to North Platte. If ovory Order your Christmas Carda-from
bliipmlrig citizen of this part of the our beautiful line cf samples. Clln
cpnntry doesn't get back of the plans ton & Son. Gifts that" Last.
6r;tho local commltteo, he or sho Is! Mg olon Sc, a wlll tfavo
nqt. worthy of the fespect of our : - . w.n . ...
IIUAb 11 UCU 1UI UllllllllU 11 U MMVi If ill
Rarraclough loft this morninB or j WANTED Men to pick corn, large fr KnnBn Glt' where sh!
Sidney to attend the football game; (iuunt1ty QoQl m A Wo0dJh becn vls,,ln r0,ativea
tins atteinoon. cock( Hroe mJlcg wcgt q cxper,.i a beautiful watch Tor rather prill
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Anderson and mental farm. (make his Christmas a most happy
daughter left this morning for Den- '. 'one. We have a very complete line
several
spend
people.
Jim Wilson, president of tho Lin
coln County .Fair called our attention
visit Miss Ilornodotta Connor for sev
eral days. '
$5 Coats, ?10 Coats, ?15 Coats,
yesterday to a little matter which going on Saturday from 2 p. m. to
w- thought was pretty flno. It 0 p. in. nt E. T. Tramp & Sons Rcady
tifoins that S. .M.Souder took pre- to-Wear.
ver whero they will "spend
days visiting friends.
Mrs. M. McLean returned Wednes
day evening after visiting her son A.
McLean at Glcnylll, Nebr., for sev
eral weeks.
Your family and your friends wlll i
appreciate and cherish a Gift that (
Lasts, purchased from our store. !
Clinton & Son. Gifts That Last.
Come In. Inspect our real coat 1
values. Wc aro going to sell coats
at $5, $10, and $15 for four hours,
Saturday only. E. T. Tramp & Sons j
Rcady-to-Wear.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Coates and
son Elmer, Dorrls Stevens, Chas..
Brcternltz left this morning by auto j FOR SALE Ducks for Thanksgiving
for Sidney whore they will attend ' $1.00 each. Also a fow Dlnck Mln
the football game this afternoon. orca cockerels. $1.50 each, Phono
FOR SALE Fancy dressed spring of thln mo(1el, whlto and green gold
cnicuens nna luricevK. ucuvereu . u-niniine mint r. nn niria
day before Thanksgiving, Mrs. Geo.
Masters, Phone 782F11. .
FOR SALE Thorobred single comb
white Leghorn cockerels, shandj
strain. $2. each. Mrs. Elmer Eck-
hind. Horshoy. Nebr. RL 2. " t
LOST One dozen oyster forks In plnkj
case tied with blue ribbon. Liberal I
reward. Mrs. J. .1. Halllgan, 304
West 2nd. ,
FOR SALE Spotted Poland boar,
September yearlings. Excellent
breeding. George Ilrownfiold, Iler
shoy, Nohr.
That Last.
Twont- five dents oft" on all shoo
and hari'i ss, work Saturday and Mon
day. All work guaranteed or money
back. Also havo n few men's over
coats at $10.50 oach.
J. C. WALTERS, Workman.
IsL Door So. of McMlchael's Grocery
E.
KEITH THEATRE
NEXT' TUESDAY NIGHT.
SKATS ON SALli SAITHAY A'OVEMBIIH 2Sttu
J. Carpentor Prosonts tho Sinnshiiig Musical Comedy
nnw v. a,
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THANKSGIVING
The day of all days, when new linens will be needed.
Now, while stock is complete and priced reasonable, is the
time of all timesl tomy them. - v v.
Heavyweight', good, widtly, .mercerized Damask jl00
per yd . .f -
Extra Quality Mercerized1'' Damask, a cfotlt you g J QA
will appreciate, per yd, v
S2 SO
All Linen Damask, good weight, per yd u
All Linen Damask, extra line and heavy quality RQ 75
beautiful patterns per yd .
Good Weight Mercerized Napkins line J OO
for every day use, per doz. $2.50 and tyJ.JJ
All Linen Napkins to match the patterns G (
we carry in Table Damask, per doz. $S & w.UV
Wilcox Department Store
DO YOUR XMAS SHOPPING EARLY.
ca&tt
I'll 3L.,
Postiyely'-
the best
SUIT and
OVERCOAT
values
in North Platte
$17 to $50.
Special Silk ShirtjOfferings
4.9!
Genuine Broad Cloth
Silk Shirts,
all Sizes '
. lleadquartcrs Holiday Presents
' For,.Men and Buys.
PRICES 75ct &l and
la few at $1.50 plus tax
Dig Flapper Boauty Chorus
At The Sun, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday.
Wondorful Romance of tho Great Northwest
"The Son of the Wolf"
His remarkable and Uniquo Combination of his two
thrilling stories.
Thrillingly depicting life in tho raw beyond tho last
frontiers of civilization among hostile Indians Wilder
ness maddened men vast snows a wild rough domain
twhero might makes right and men nro quick to use their
'fists.
A big pulsing story stralgltt from tho heart of a man
jYho fought in the thick of life's battle.
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Always Ready Always Safe
Tho men and women who ubo chock
ing accounts in transacting their husl
.ne8s havo a distinct advantage ovor
thoso who uso cash.
Chocking accounts savo tlmo, guard
against Iosb nnd provide rocolpts auto
matically. A checking account a tho Platte
Vallov Stato bank moons that your
monoy Is always safe and always
available.
Our otflcora will bo glad to explain
to you how simply It la to opon an ac
count and how advantageous it la to
maintain one.
The Platte Valley State Bank
Oil euy tn -i of tho
Lorain Red V Meeliriveii
you a u oire u( n
iiirwun-n anu ran-
'Tiyklndof
bakuitf,
Let Lorain
be your Chef
Thanksgiving Day
'"THANKSGIVING, the day of the world's
i- greatest "at home" party!
while you're
This year let's go to the morn
ing football game. But how can
wc all go? Must not someone
remain behind in the hot
kitchen to prepare the great
spread for the family Roast
Turkey and all the other "good
things?"
NOl This year we all can go,
for "Lorain" will be our chef
Thanksgiving Day. The Lorain
Oven Heat Regulator will cook
your dinner as perfectly as any
TBWEf Ij
Tho boked-on flnUh of tfaeM rmnea
ire than luitrous, durable aurfaca
tint U as ciy to keep dean a it Jiiood
master chef
miles away
You can place all the good
things in the oven, turn the
RedWheel to 250 degrees and
Roaway fpr four or five hours,
when you return, everything
will be deliclously done and
ready to serve.
Come in and see how easy all
this is done .in a gas range
equipped with the 'Lorain".
Ask .us to explain its many re
markable advantages.
JVi0lLit-i,iAU-,Vyl construction pro.
Wats brenktns. Many pleasing series
nd convenient ua to choojj tSxS.
North Platte Light
& Power Co.
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