The North Platte semi-weekly tribune., January 29, 1915, Image 4

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FINAL GLEAN UP OF
CLOAKS SUITS SKIRTS
If theregis a lady in Lincoln County that needs a Coat, Suit or Skirt and has the money to pay
for it, we are going to sell it to her if price will do it.
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LADIES9 COATS
WeHave Made Three Lots of Our Ladies' Coats.
Lot 1, Coats that sold at all prices up to
$12, your choice of the lot for
$5.00
Lot 2, All $15 to $25 Coats, either cloth
or fur fabrics, all high grade and of the
best workmanship, your choice . of- the
entire lot for - - - r
$10.00
Lot 3, Consists of all high grade Coats that
have sold for $30, $35 and $40; coats
that are not only stylish, but far above :
the average grade, your choice of any
coat in the entire lot for - ' . -" .-
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$15.00
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LADIES' SUITS
Your choice of any suit in the stock,, at ab
solutely One-Half Price
Ladies9 Skirts
Consisting of all the new styles and better
cloths, selling up to $12 each, We offer
your choice of any Skirt in the stock
$5.00
The Sale Started Saturday, January 16th, and Will Close Monday, February 1st
Remember we want to close out every Fall and Winter Garment and have offered you a price that if you want the
goods should make you come and buy them. Comeiearly so as to get your choice.
Wilcox Department
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For Rent furnished room in mod
ern housp, 412 cast Third street.
The North Pln(to Electric Co. receiv
ed a carload of gas stoves and ranges
yestorday. , ':"j
Salesman Wanted Tq look after
our interests in Lincoln and' adjaqent
counties. Salary or commission. Ad
dress Lincoln Oil Co., Clovclandr'Ohlo.
B. n. Perrlgo, of Omaha, has been in
town for a fow days installing a unl
' form system of accounting in tho of
"flco of tho electric1 company. The
owners of thti North, piatta. plant own
. "other plants' and a uniform, system
of accounting simplifies thn work in
tho general ofllco in Omaha.
"FrcHli Frozen Fish from now until
after Lent at THAMES GllQCERY
."SXORE. 2t2
Tho machinery for tho now electric
.plant Is now being assembled and
"plac(Sd'in position. Tho bollors aro all
act b,ut havo not yot boen flrcd, on nc
.count of tho uncomplotloh of tho deep
woilri from which tho water supply
,. will bo obtained.
Managor Moroy, of tho local gas and
.'electric plant, stated yostorday that
vtho company still fool conlldont that
'.'gas cun bo furnished by February 15.
Tho gas plant Is practically in a com
i pleted condition, only minor odds and
"'ends remaining In an unfinished state.
.,"' President C. S. Clinton of tho state
1 Ipwolora' association of Nebraska, an
nounces that no nas caned a meeting
. of thaObddy for Fobruary 10 th to 18th
. nt HastliiKS. At that tlmo all tho low-
" olorB of tho stnto aro Invited to moot
,-iior a good convention, many topics
, 'of interest will bo taken up thoro.
..j-v When, you aro making your Now
, t Years resolutions, why not resolvo to
"Vat onco Bubacrlbo for shares in tho
4Iutual Building & Loan association.
f5To bettor plan for accumulating your
savings. Soo tho secretary about It
Do It now. 09-0
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T. C. Patterson loft Tuesday evening
fQ.,Omaba whero ho will spend a fow
uays on Business minium,
Saturday Onlr-3 lbs spare-ribs -nml 1
mmrt saner kraut 25c cash.
' MAltTI MARKET.
Mrs, Harry Murrln left lost evening
for Choyenno .where shp will spend
sovq'ral days vlslt'ing relatives and
friends.
Fresh Frozen Fish, from now until
nfter Lent nt TRAM1"S GROCERV
STORE. 212
Lost Envolono with deed and corn-
tract in it, between oHlces of Deeler &
Crosby and W. E.'Shuman. Return to
thla ofllco or to Bratt & uoouman. it
Butler Duchahan recently traded a
section of lanuV'ln Dickons precinct to
Edgar Schiller for tho latter's proper
ty on west Second street.
Tho case of LoMastors vs. Leonard
for tho collection of rent alleged to
bo duo was up for hearing yestorady
in tho county court and was continued
until Monday at 2 p. m. next week.
For Sale Largo Round Oak Base
Burner, nlcklo and grates; a ?C5 stovel
for $35. Sco Edgar Schiller.
Tho repair work on tho Block's la
dles' outfitting storowaB started yes
torday. Tho rear of Iho store will bo
entirely re-arranged nnd tho lloor
Bpaco will bo enlarged considerably.
Edgar Schiller and family expect to
lcayo for thcPaclflc coast on Thursday
ovonlng of uoxt week. Mr, scmiior ox
poets to spend some time in mat sec
tion looking over whatever business
propositions may bo presented, and if
ho linds something that looks good, ho
will locnto permanently.
HEATING STOVES BELOW COST
$8.00 nnd upwards, handsome stoves
nnd conl silvers ) cold weather bargains
for loso lvho call cnrly, nt Hershcy's,
opposite- post oftlce. 1-3
Highest prices paid for stoves and
second-hand furniture. F. II. Wood
west Fifth street. 88tf
EVENTS IN SOCIETY
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' Tluf menmembcrs :of .tbC-ftQQ club
-will glvo a compllmnetary party to the;
lady members of tho club before; the
commencement of thq Lenten season.
Vincent Roddy entertained ten. boy
friends pleasantly Sunday evening at
a supper at his homo. A pleasant even
ing was enjoyed with various diver
sions and all the boys enjoyed a1 nice
supper. '
Tho Yeomen Rowena circle was en
tertained Tuesday afternoon at the
homo of Mrs. A. C. Howard. A pleas
ant afternoon was enjoyed with social
converse and at Its cldse nice refresh
ments wero Berved.
Tho 500 club was pleasantly en
tertained Tuesday evening at tho homo
of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Patterson. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Patterson wero assisted by
Major and Mrs. L. Walker. Eight tab
les wero used and a pleasant oven
Ing was enjoyed. Nlco refreshments
wore served by tho hostesses.
Tho Royal Neighbors Social Club met
at tho homo of Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson,
521 west B street Tuesday ufternoon.
A vory delicious luncheon was served.
Assisting Mrs. Wilson wore Mrs. Pete
Hayes and Mrs. McKcown. Tho fol
lowing offlccrs wero elected: Mr3.
Johnston, president; Mrs. Elizabeth
Wilson, vice president; Mrs. (Evcrott
York was ro-olcctcd us secretary and
treasurer.
The Catholic GlrlB club was.dolight
fully entertained Wednesday evening
at the home of Mrs. C. E. Cook on west
Sixth street. Tho committee on enter
talnmont was Misses Ethel Frye,
Loulso Otten8teln, Nell Hanlfan, Jes
samlno Flynn and Erne Christ. Tho ov
onlng was enjoyed with 500 and the
plato was won by Mrs. Perry Carson.
"Mutt nnd Jeff In Mexico." j
True to his promise, Gus Hill offers
a new vehicle each successive season
for Butl Fisher's eccentric character
conceptions, "Mutt & Jeff!" One can
not Imagine tflo arduous labor at
tached to tho task of furnishing a new
book for the ludicrous frolics of those
two ill mated comics, for the reason
that tho pace set by the original pro
duction is a hard one to follow. There
must bo a laugh to every lino of "Mutt
& Jeff" dialogue, a scream to every
situation, tho audience looks for It
and It must bo forthcoming. New ones
mind you, not old tlmo worn "gags,"
however Mr. Hill has succeeded ad
mirably in keeping faith with his pat
rons and has offered a suitable and sat
isfactory book for tho past four years.
"Mutt & Jeff In Mexico" 'bids fair to
prove tho most successful of all former
production under the title,, which
alono suggests humor to the layman's
mind. Wonderful opportunities aro
offered for scenic display and light
nffpp.tn. wlilp.h hnvn hppn tfilrnn nrlvnn-
I tago of to their fullest extent. Tho
I flrafr annnn la lnlil nfr Annnnntta Mnvnl
Academy, when a probable war is an
nounced with Mexico. A battleship Is
about to sail for Vera Cruz under
sealed orders. "Mutt and Jeff" dis
guised as secret servlco men, succeed
In obtaining passage to Vera Cruz.
Onco on board the battleship the fun
begins and continues unabated for
ncatrly three hours, Interrupted, of
course, by some tuneful numbers,
songs, dances and tango maneuvors or
specialty features.
For tho coming season Mr. Hill of
fers tho most capable company of per
formers he has over been ablo to gath
er together. Those two "Comics,"
"Mutt and Jeff" with their entlro offl
clal family wll come to tho Keith the
atre, tomorrow, matlneo 2:30, evening
show 8:30. Past oxperlfenco with Gus
'J. H. TRoss, of tho Birdwood vicinity,
returned home Wednesday after visit
ing lii 'the city for several.! days on
business. Ho stopped here enrouto
from Omaha where he marketed some
fat cattle. ,bV P
JameluShoup and George Shoup, of
the Sutherland vicinltyjf Were In the
city fori'ia: fow. .days-tuei. first of tho
week. Jame3.,Shoup was called! as a
talesmanB tho, trial o.f Roy Roberts
but was'blia'ltenged as a juror and.-ex-cused.
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I. E. Ware and Fred Leypoldt of Her
shey, were visitors to the county capl
toU Wednesday.
F. J.DIENEIt & CO.
Real Estate and Insuranco
Come and see us for town lots in
different parts of the city. Good in
vestments on easy terms. Houses for
sale and rent. We. have also good bar
gains in farms and ranches.
. Cor. Front and Dewey Sts., upBtalrs.
Mrs. F. J. McGovern won tho second miVB "standing Room Only" sign,
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
The First National Bank
-of-
Member Federal Reserve Bank System.
CAi'ITAI, AATE SUJRPLUSt
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars.
STABILITY, EFFICIENCY AND SERVICE
HAVE BEEN THE FACTORS IN THE GROWTH OF THIS
BANK, AND THE SAME CAREFUIi ATTENTION IS GIVEN TO
SMALL ACCOUNTS AS IS 01VKN TO LARGE BALANCES.
INTEREST PAID ON :! DEPOSIT.
prize.
What Ho You Want
For your monoy? If you want four
dollars value for ono dollnr call at
our ptoro by tomorrow, tho last day of
our "Last Call" sale. Wearing apparel
that formerly sold up to $40 now go
ing In ono big lot at $9.99. BLOCK'S,
You Know tho Rest.
should havo taught you to secure seats
In advanco nnd avoid disappointment.
Arthur Durka of tho Maxwell vicin
ity was visiting relatives and friends
In tho city Wednesday and looking nf
tor business matters.
A. W. Peterson, druggist from Sutl
orlnnd, arrived In tlo city Wednesday,
having boon called hero as a witness
In tho trial of Roy Roberts.
O. 11. Eyorly and Jas. W. Abbott, of
Ilorshcy wero visiting In tho city for
a lew uays tno fore part of tho week on
business and with friends.
Goorgo L. Mudd, of Hershey, re
turned homo Wednesday morning af
tor visiting In tho city for a short
tlmo with friends on business.
Hans Jorgcnson nnd John Snyder, of
Mnxwoll, wero In tho city a few days
this week, coming up Wednesday to
attend tho trial of Roy Roberts for
murdor. '
Martin Jopson, residing southeast of
Maxwell, was In tho city Tuesday and
Wednesday, Ho was called as a Juror
In tho caso of tho stato vs. Roy Rob
erts but was challenged for causo.
For Sale or Trmlo
G40 acres Improved land, $4,000. Will
consider city proporty in exchange
O. II. TIIOELECKE.
Tomorrow Is tho last day of our
"Last Call" salo and will bo your last
opportunity to buy ladles Bults, coats,
skirts and dresses at this great saving.
No mattor what tho former price wfcs
from $18.50 to $40.00 you can now buy
these suits, coats and dresses at $9.99.
BLOCK'S Ladles' Outfitting Store.
Why some women
leave home! Phone 7
Because it isn't a HOME.
Because well, because it isn't like those modern, at
tractive, artistic, convenient moderate priced HOMES
shown in our magnificent new $15,000 Plan Book.
They're all house no waste space one-half the steps
saved in housework the kind of a home you Avnnt
your friends to visit inspired by people who wanted
to enjoy thier homes.
Over a hundred of the most beautiful designs of the
year. You should see them, even if you are not going
to build now just to know how little it costs to build
the Ideal Home.
Full information is yours on request, without obliga
tion we are glad to show and explain these delight
ful designs we're proud of them.
If you can't come, tell us, we'll take them to you at
your convenience.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Open Electing of Club
The Utornry department of tho
Twentieth Century club will meet at
tho library building Tuesday after
noon, February 2, at three o'clock.
This Is nn open meeting and a cordial
Invitation la extended to all ladles In
terested. Tho following program wll bo given,
which promises to be very instructive
as well as entertaining:
Tho U. . Weather Bureau A. W.
Shilling.
Tho U. S Post omco B S. Davis.
A question box will bo conducted by
Postmaster. Davis and any ono having
a question along this line will have
an opportunity to nsk tho same. Mem
bers of this department will respond to
roll call by giving a scientific work of
tho government.
Presbyterian Church
Sunday Bchool at 10 a. m.
Thoro will be a missionary pralso
service at 11 a. in.
Vospor services from 5 to 15 o'clock,
Junior Endnavor at 3 p. in.
Prnyor sorvico Wednesday evening.!
Athlotfc clubs will meet Monday,!
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. I
Choir practlco Thursday evening. "
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North Flnttci Nebraska.
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Eat Alfalfa Queen Butter
It is Aiwa s Fresh and Sweet
Can be Bought Anywhere in North Platte.
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Made by the
North Platte Creamery
We also sell Good Clean ButtermilK
Phone 82.
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