THE NORTItl.PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
,GIFTS THAT LAST,
Do your Christmas Shopping early. Our Gift Shop,
is tilled with beautilul Gifts conveniently arranged, for. .
your inspection.
CLINTON & SON, ; : :
Sign of The Big Ring. ,
Mr. nml Mrs. Dnn Mnpos of Suthor
nlntl spent a fow days Inst week In
tho c!ty visiting tlioir dnughtcr Mrs.
Lostor Johnson.
Our boautitul lino of Tambour Scth
Thomas mnntlo clocks otfor ono of
tho moBt npproprinto Xmas gifts for
mothor or wife. Dixon, tho Jowolor.
Mrs. Nout Nowborn loft Saturday
for her homo in Sutherland after
"visiting In tho city nt tho A. U.
Frnzlor homo.
Mrs. Besslo Show spent Sunday ,
in Horshoy with hor parontB Mr,
and Mrs. J. K. Eshloman.
Mnko hor Xmas a hnppy ono by
starting a now pattern In silver for
hor. Dixon, tho Jowolor.
J. C. Hamilton of Wellflect was a
business visitor in tho city yostorday.
Mrs. Mattio Woodhurst visltod In
Koarnoy Sunday with rclatlvos?
When you consider buying a phono
graph bo sure to see tho now Edison.
Prlcas aro right. Now models, plays
all makes of records. Dixon Music
Shop.
Mrs. II. J. Dlonor has takon a
position nt tho Moloney storo during
tho holidays.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
F. C. Conneally Sunday.
Every woman's doslro Is to own a
genulno Qruen ' wrist watch. Our
tock is most complete Dixon, tho
Jowolor.
Ileal Estato Mortgages bought ana
cold. T. 0. Patterson.
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INFOItSIATION ABOUT AGRICUL
TURAL SUBJECTS FROM
RELIABLE SOURCES
Siniplo designs aro tho most bcauti-.
till. Thoso aro not necessarily plain
and unattractive but rather give tho
appearance of richness,. Elaborate
designs confuso and break tho harm
ony wlrio tho plainer ono is compre
hended as a whoo,, say tho clothing
specialists of the U. of N. Agricultural
College. Being well dressed does not
depend upon the money spent, but up
on tho abijity to select appropriate
designs, materials and colors which
emphasize tho charm and personality
of tho wearer. The best dressed wom
an is one of whom people do not say
"what a beautiful gown", but rather
"what a beautiful woman."
Reduced rates on all railroads'. Whlto, housowlfo Is drawn to the nel of do-
to Secretary Organized Agriculture, 1 lng work requiring a good light by n
Lincoln, for certificate entitling you window or by having a good suspond
toi purchase Tound trip ticket for-, od light at night. Ono widely adopted
faro-and-a-lmlf. Tickets on sale Doc- improvement Is that of giving old
ember 30 to January 5. Final return floors an casilr cleaned surface. A
limit January 10. ' number of simple contrivances can bo
I made nt homo to lighten tho house
Organized Agriculture week at tho work, and frequently tho farmer him-
The Right Auctioneer
Means Dollars to you. My specialty is
FARM SALES
See mc or Phone. I am busy but can book another one.
I. D. BROWNFIELD
bono 74 Hershey,Neb.
self will assist by building shelves,
n folding ironing board, dressor, wheel
tray, and other labor saving conven-
U. of N. Agricultural College January
25 will Include as usual, the annual
mooting of tho Nebraska Crop Grow
ers Association. This association -will , lencos
convene Tuesday morning, January 2,
for a two-day session. Tuesday fore
noon will bo devoted to discussions of
farm leases and of tho rolatlon be
tween the production and market price
of farm products. Seedbed preparation
n M .1 -m n In t sin n n Slit rQ ?stt1 ttl? 41ltl "V-
. . , .homo arrangement aiul management;
tatlons and otherwise, will bo conald-' kltcheng W(jro roarrangcdi G000
ered Tuesday afternoon. , r emg ln8tall0(, 3i000 wa8,
Wednesday morning some bad Nebr-. . nnn . nm .
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I Improvements in farm kitchens aro
being carried on In practically nil
tho States. Last year, through demon
i strations given by extension workers,
1 over 21,000 families wore reported to
' have adopted suggestions regarding
Among tho speakers of national
prominence who will participate In
tho Organized Agricultural meetings'
at the Nebraska Agricultural College, j
January 25, 1923 is President Friday
of Michigan Agricultural College,
wo will address the same mass meet
ing of all agricultural organizations
on Thursday afternoon, January 4.
When Secretary Wallace of the U.
S. Department of Agriculture was at
tho Michigan Agricultural College re
cently he was favorably Impressed
with tho plans being developed by
President Friday of the State Agri
tural Progrpm. At thp iSfocrotjary's
suggestion, President Friday was in
vited to address tho workers of the
U. S. Department of Agriculture in
Washington last month. Several Nebr
aska people wore in Washington nt
that time and heard President Friday
Kvero unanimous in recommending
thjat he be Invited to Nebraska for tho
January meetings.
aska weeds will bo first considered,
then corn breeding, farm manures,
crops to follow alfalfa, uses for bromo
grass, seeding alfalfa, and suggestions
regarding spring crops to take up tho
reduced winter wheat acreage. A dis
tinctive feature of this year's meet
ing will bo tho Wednesday afternoon
joint session of crop growers and live
stock breeders for discussion of pas
tures and, pasture problems swetet
clovor, annual forage crops, soy beans,
caro of old and starting of new perm
anent pastures.
Reduced rates on all railroads. Write
to secretary Organized Agriculture,
Lincoln, for certificate entitling you to
purchase round trip ticket for faro-and-a-half.
Tickets on salo December
30 to January 5th. Flnnl return limit
January 10.
purchased, 05,000 homos screened,
4,000 septic tanks installed, and 7,000
lighting systems placed In farm homos.
:o:
In the last issue of the Billboard, a
theatrical magazine appeared an ar
ticle and picture of thp Dominos Or
chestra of this city. "Tile article reads
"This organization which is now
claimed to be tho youngest Jazz or
ganization In tho mldde west Is now
at North Platte, Nebraska whero they
are playing at the Vineyard Gardens.
These youngsters have made a big
hit 1n the west and aro planning to
play at hotels of tho Hocklos next
summer. The members of tho orches
tra are L. Hart, drums; Howard Pur
dy, ptano; Robert Dickey, saxaphono;
and Royor Hastings, banjo and blue
singer."
New equipment Is not always re
quired to make kitchens more conven
ient and less tiring to work in, says a
report to tho United States Department
of Agriculture on extension work.
Much can bo done by rearranging the
equipment already on hand, such as
grouping objects commonly used In
the preparation of food, or those UBed
-rot-
Tall silver salt and pepper shakers,
that will really hold some salt and
pepper, Colonial design. A good Xmas
suggestion. Dixon, the Jeweler.
MIsb Mary Applegato of Sutherland
shopped In tho city Saturday.
Miss Gladys Caso returned Satur-
for washing or storing dishes or ar- day from Sutherland after spending
tides belonging to tho cleaning out-'eoveral days with Miss Gertrude
fit. In many cases the attention of tho Brewer.
Coats Every Woman Admires
and Priced Most Temptingly!
Newest styles In Velours and Bollvlas; lined throughout with lustrous satin or Orcpo do
Chlno; looso-bneks, plain or embroidered; tailored box-pleatcd backs; flare sleeves; fur or self
collars; somu models disporting the Jaunty throw collar styles to suit all tnstesl Colors: nrown,
Navy, Black, Sorrento and Reindeer.
Also smart sport models of Polalre and Plald-back coats. Colors: Brown, Reindeer and
Gray. Sizes 10 to 41.
$12.50
$1475
$1190
C. PENNEY
$24.75
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