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MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1313. PLATTSNIOUTH. SEMI-WEEKLY PAGE 5. JOURNAL. .-.-" " ' r ' ' -1 Christmas Stationery P That is Different NOTHING gives a larger measure of individuality to your correspondence than the use of a paper bear ing your initial. To have a a writing paper especially en- graved is an expense mat many people do not care to undertake. Illuminated Crest Stationerc De Luxe 24 sheets of paper and 24 envelopes, with each sheet bearing a steel die, stamped in gold and sepia tint, in upper left corner with an initial of exceptionally attractive de sign. This makes a most ac ceptable Christmas gift. Per box 50c F.G.Fricke&Co The Jg22S Jtorm Oyster Supper a Success. The oyster supper given Satur day evening by the Loyal Sons of (he Christian church proved a very pleasant feature of their winter's program of entertain ments ami there was quite a good sized crowd present to take part in the enjoyment of the occasion. The delicious oysters and celery were assailed with great vigor by the guests of the class and all voted it one of Hie best events of its kind that has been given iu the city. Sundayed in the Country. Yesterday' Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson and daughter, Miss Huth, and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cook and son, Raymond, and daughter, Miss Nellie, were visitors at the hospitable hoine of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Colo, southwest of this city, where they spent the day most enjoyably and partook of a most delicious dinner of dainties, such as can only be found in the hospitable Cass county farm homes. Til. Tritsch, refracting optician, at Gering & Co.'s Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Examination free. The Want Ads get results. To Head-Off a Headache Nothing ia Better than Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pill They Give Relief Withoat Bd After-Effect. '1 can say that Ir. Miles' Rem edies have lxn & godsend to me and my family. I used to hav uch terriWe headaches I -would al most be wild for davs at a time I '"n using lr. Miles' Anti-Paln I'm an-t never have thot;e Lead-at-hes any more. I can speck highly of Dr. Alilf. Nervine alr tor it cured one if my children or a terrible nervous dUorder. I can always ppeak. a swd word for your Rm edws and tare rerommended them to a p'KKi many or my friends who have been well r.Hsed with them." AIKS. GEO. H. BEYAX. JanesviUe, Iowa. For Sale by All Druggist. 25 Ooaes. 23 Cents. MILES MEDICAL. CO.. Elkhart, bid. ??4 " ti1 T Tall. POINTERS FOR THE CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS (Continued From First Page.) Reaching the section of the business district between Fourth and Fifth streets, one finds here the largest offering of toys and purely Christmas goods in the city in the different stores, as well as the more substantial gifts for the older persons. At the llerold book and station ery store a full line, of Christmas gifts in books, toy of all kinds, dolls, fancy candies and cigars and other Christmas novelties are display in great' profusion and the seeker for a remembrance for the little ones can be well satis fied here. The Fanger Department, store has made big preparations for the holiday season and have filled the shelves of the store with a most choice selection of goods of all descriptions for the Christinas trade. The jrents' furnishing de partment has a most pleasing as sortment of neckwear of all kinds, embracing some of the latest patterns on the market, and these are sold in handsome boxes suitable for gifts for Christmas; combination sets of tie, sox and handkerchiefs are also to be found here in profusion. Gents' gloves and collar and cuff boxes furnish a pleasing gift and a full line of shirts and other staple articles are to be found here. Iii the ladies side of the store the stock is even larger and more pleasing, as the vast number of dainty things for the feminine can be seen here in profusion fancy aprons and waists, fur sets, fancy collars and all the novelties that can add to the dress of the ladies are offered here for the in spection of the would-be pur chaser and every visitor to the store is treated with the utmost courtesy by the management, and nothing left undone to supply their wants. Those who are seeking the sub stantial good things to assist in making the Christmas season a success can find a full line of the best groceries and meats on the market at the store of Hatt & Son, where every delicacy of the season is placed within the reach of those who are seeking for the best to make the Christmas din ner a splendid success and there is nothing omitted from their list that will go toward making the heart of man rejoice over the good things of the day. The big "Daylight- store of H. M. Soennichsen is keeping up to its usual reputation as the head quarters for everything good to eat that it is possible for the proprietor to secure on the mar kets of the country and here can be found a lavish array of nuts, fruits of all kinds, raisens, and all that is necessary to make the basis for a good old-fashioned Chritmas feast, and they are all of the purest and best stock pos sible to secure. The dry goods department has prepared for the holiday season by putting in a stock of the seasonable novelties for the ladies in fancy collars, aprons, fancy handkerchiefs, mufflers, of different kinds and all manner of articles that would make a pleasing gift to any lady, including some of the finest dress fabrics ever shown in this city for years. The Journal is prepared to at tend to the wants of everyone in the way of stationery, having the largest line of this kind ever brought to the city, and they range, from the cheapest to the most expensive box stationery, and here can also be found a full line of place cards, trimmings for the Christmas gifts, seals and other articles suitable for the decoration of the store room or home during the holiday season, including a full line of crepe paper, which will be found most useful in preparing for the social festivities of the Christmas time. The firm of William Holly, the clothier, are well supplied this yean with all articles needed to complete the wardrobe . of the man or boy and their particular lines of the different articles that are in such demand for Christ mas will be found as good as any in the city. Ties in. fancy holiday boxes, suspenders suitable Christmas, suit cases and travel ing bags, cuff buttons, and scarf pins, tie clasps and gloves are all to be found here ready for the in spection of all those desirous of making a choice gift, for the sea son, and there is uo limit to the beauty and excellence of the stack of goods carried in this store. Those searching for a gift for Christmas that would bo highly prized would do well to drop into the shoe store o Joseph Fetzer, where a magnificent line of foot wear of all kinds and of the lead ing makes on the market are be ing placed before the customers of the store. Slippers suitable for young or old are to be found in all sizes, shapes and styles here. and there have been a great many take advantage of the opportunity already to procure their gifts for Christmas. This store has always carried a full line of all the best articles in the line of shoes, and their reputation is so well known that everyone is sure of being well treated and getting their money's worth. The Variety store over which Mr. B. Golding presides, is cer tainly one of the most attractive to the seeker after the remem hrances for the little ones in the city and the. stock of toys and novelties carried here is one of the largest ever carried in the city. The array of dolls carried here is truly bewildering and numbers several hundred, rang ing from the tineist creation to the largest and most beautiful on the market, and there is plenty of choice for the person looking for presents of this kind. The stock of toys embraces everything that the fancy of any child could de sire and other articles suitable to those of more mature years are here in profusion. At the fruit and candy store of John Schiappacasse, who for years has supplied the wants of the Plattsmouth public in the line of Christmas candy, nuts and fruits, can be found all the offer ings that will please the inner man and provide a toothsome touch to the joys of the season of rejoicing and pleasure attend ant upon Christmas time. The store of, II. Waintroub is also right in the front, ranks of the ones bidding for the Christ mas trade by their offering of all the latest and best that can be found of goods suitable for" gifts at the lowest possible price, and one that places them within the reach of all, and no person can fail to find here something to please him or her in the line of a suitable present for some loved one, be they old or young, and Mr. Waintroub has shown great care in selecting the stock of goods he is now offering to the public at such exceptionally low prices. B. A. McElwain, the jeweler, is another of the merchants ready for the Christmas rush and his large and complete stock is fill ed to overflowing with some of the most beautiful articles in cut glass, silverware, brush and comb sets, watches, scarf pins, and in fact anything that can be found in the largest jewelry stores of the country will be found here and those about to make a purchase of any article of this kind will do well to call here. The Mumm bakery has a fine stock of the necessities that go to make up the Christmas dinner, all ready at this establishment. and there will be no doubt of get ting just what is needed here to make a good Christmas dinner, and this can be proven by making the test in securing your supplies here on this occasion. Those who have been wonder ing where they will dine on Christmas, or in fact on any day will find their wants amply sup plied by calling on William Bar clay's restauraut, as this old established place is living up to its reputation of being one of the best eating houses in the slate, and the proprietor always makes it a point to see that his custom ers are amply satisfied and served with the best on the market, no matter what the cost may be. F. G. Fricke & Co. are giving away their 1914 weather calen dars, and it would be wise to get yours before they are all taken. 12-15-2twkly Cured of Liver Complaint. "I was suffering with liver complaint," says Iva Smith of Point Blank, Texas, "and decided to try a 25c box of Chamberlain's Tablets, and am happy to say- that I am completely cured and can recommend them to every one." For sale by all dealers. The Dost Flour on the Market FDBE5TED59 WAHOQ MILLCqi WAHOO. KgB. FORFEITS HIS BONO IN JUDGE ARCHER'S COURT AND LIGHTS OUT Saturday evening Fritz Lowe, a traveler from parts unknown, was gathered into the fold by tht police for being drunk, and he. after much argument, managed to secure his liberty by giving a cash bond of i0 for his appear ance this morning. Fritz was evidently- not caring for his change, as he failed to appear this morning before Judge Archer to stand trial and forfeited hi bond, when if he had appeared he would have been able to have saved a few dollars of the amount of the bond by paying his line. He must have thought I he tines imposed by the courts of Platts mouth were most severe for this offense and did not care to stand the consequences of his oxer indulgence in the cup that cheers. A BEAUTIFUL CHRIST MAS SHOW WINDOW AT W.E.ROSENCRANS& SON'S One of the Christmas windows that has attracted a great d-nl of attention in the city is that of V. E. Hosencrans & Son. where a most unique and pleasing show xvindoxv has been arranged by 1. A. Hosencrans. and everyone who passes the ollice stops to gave at the handsome decoration-;. A large Christmas tree xvith the pretty different colored liht makes a pleading touch to the windoxx-, and Mr. Hosencrans, by a clever mechanical dexiee, has the toy atiimals in the xvindoxv in an animated condition, and the cleverly arranged windoxx ha caused much faxorable comment for the enterprise of this hurtling firm in getting up the display, and they carry this same spirit of enterprise into their land deal ings, having a large and well pleased number of patrons who have purchased land from them. Did you get one of the nexx 1911 calendars from the Hexall store? 12-15-i'tw Moves Here From Lexington. A. II. Wrinker. father of Wil liam and Hoy Wrinker of this city, has decided to become a resident of this beautiful lilt!.' city, and in company xvith his family has moved here and will make this his home in the future. Mr. Winker is an expert brick mason and plasterer and xvill fol low that trade here, stalling in on active work as soon as he e,ets settled. We are glad to welcome this family to the city. CHRISTMAS CARDS. For the past fexv days the Journal job department has been busy preparing our line of Christmas Cards. These cards are printed on a very high grade correspondence card, xvith an en velope of the same stock, and make a very handsome card to send to your friends. We are preparing a great many different styles, xvith an assortment of greetings, and we are confident that you can find just, what you xvant in this line. Before you buy novelties of this sort step into the Journal office and let us show the line we have. Should you have a greeting of your own we are in a position lo "print it for you at a very reasonable price, as we are making a specialty of this work this sea son. . Look after this line of work noxv. Here on a Visit to Relatives. From Saturdays Iany. W. P. Riser f Central City. "Ne braska, is here on a visit of a week or ten days through this locality- visiting at the homes of his brothers Addison and Dan Riser, and his cousin, H. L. Propst. and the occasion is one that is beng very much enjoyed by them. Mr. Riser, who was a former resident of this county, left here some twenty eyars ago, removing to Merrick county, and has become one of the largest farmers in that locality and a commanding figure in his home county. His old friends here were delighted to see him again after the absence of so many years. Big Jewelry Sale December 22. Gering & Co., the spot cash fam ily druggists. 'Phone 36. Rhsumattc pains are relieved by Dr. Miles" Arti-Pain rills. Sold at all Cruj: stores. Advertisement.! Returns From Iowa. J. F. Clugy returned home Sat urday evening from Delmar Junc tion, Iowa, where he had been for the past few months looking af ter some gradirg for the North xxestern railroad, and haxiug completed his contract there re turned to spnd the winter here with his family. He is engaged today in nioxing the home from Sixth and Vine streets to Seventh and Pearl streets. Public Sale The undersigned xxill sell at public auction, at his home, on- ami one-half miles south ol Plattsmouth, one-quarter mile west of the M ickcnhaupt brie! yard, on the Lulz & Ilallstrom farm, on WEDNESDAY, DE CEMBER 17th, 1913, beginning at i:oii p. m., sharp, the follow ing described property to.xxit: Team of horses, age 10 and 11. weight 2, 'Jut'. 3 milch cow 5, age 3 years, all xvith calf. One heifer, aged 18 month-, xvith calf. One hi J sow and fixe slma!. G head of --year-old steers, pased. a head of yearling steers, passed. -? good milch coxxs, xxill soon be fresh. One good yearling Poland China boar. Farm Implements. One McCormick "Hig Four" moxxer. One McCormick sulky rake. One Iain si Je-delixery rake. One leering bay loader. One lain liny sxxcep. One Lightning hay press horsepoxver good a nexx. One McCormick disc. One Avery cultivator. One Jennie Liiul cultivator. One riding lister. One '5-inch xxagoii. One hay rack. One set In;. xy work harness. One set, li'-ht harness. 7 or 8 tons first cutting alfalfa hay. .Many other articles too numerous to mention. Terms of Sale All sums of 10.no and under, cah in hand: -all oxer Alo.oo a credit of six months will be gixen. purchaser giving g I bankable paper. bearing eight per cent interest from date. All property must be settled for before being re moved. S. G. STONE. O. R. I'armele, Auctioneer. H. F. Patterson, Clerk. Weather calendars 1IU".K at the Hexall Store. Better than eer. l.'-irj-jtxxkly HANDICAPPED That Is the Case With Many Plattsmouth People. Too many J'latts'moulh citizen-; are handicapped xvith bad backs. The uncea-ing pai:i causes constant nii-eiy. making work a burden and stooping or lifting an impossibility. 1 In back aches at niht. prex on1 in-' refreshing re-t ami in the morn ing is stiff and lame. JSjte-s and liniments may gixe relief bet cannot reach the cause if the kidneys are weak. To eliiuinaie (he pains a id aches of kidnex backache you must cure the kid neys. Ioan's Ridney Pills a;-; for weak kidneys thousand testify to their merit. Can you doubt Plat t s mo ut h evidence? William Oilmour, farmer, four miles south of Plattsmouth, .Ne braska, says: "One of my fam ily had been suffering intensely from lameness in I tie ba'k. She could get no la-ting relief until she began using Ioan"s Ridney Pills. They dnl more to reliexe these troubles than anything ee that had previously le-en taken." For sale by all dealers. Price DO cents. Fo-I rr-Milburn Co., liuffalo, New York, sole agents for the United Slates. Hememher the nanie Jinan's and take no olh r. -I-v-rI-I- Omaha bought shoes do not wear forexer: neither are up-oi3ae style any- cheaper there than nexx- shoe dealer, Frank, s -lis a good, hie, comfortable shoe not, try him next io3 Main street. x i i i r John relia- W by time ? Local News From Trius.3-' I'ally Mayor Kred H. i 'order of Weeping Water xa i:i the c;ly today for a lew hour 1. Hiking af ter bu-ines matter?. Mrs. Luke Wile ja. I si-N r, Mi-s Spaiizler. were pa-ei g- r ttiis morning f r Omaha, w to r they spell the day looking after! matters of buiiies. T. W. Yallery droxe in Uo looming from hi farm icar tin city and spent a f--xx hour her looking after some iiiuite- of business. W. I. Wheeler an e m thi- afel liooii on 'o. J i If-olu Hil -- leiidetl trip to (lo- southern part of the state. XX hefe he X U call ed to look after some matter of bu-ine. Mr. John ll-ndrick am! !.tl; on. Yern. of near Murray, can au,..r- f i.-e f r:..eP x.-:'- np (hi mornng frm tio-ir h - "- -::rd.. c g i ami xxeie j,a --n-'i ,.m the early j a xi-.i v.:'! li . ;. f; Ihirlmgloii train for Hurxxep. e.jtii- after. braka. xxlo-re they will make a J x iit xx Mh reiat ixe. Mr-. J. H. Pier-on and l;!i!e or of Unem xx ere- in the city je.'e,. day 'afternoon for a fexv N ear-xi-iting xxith reiatixe. haxir-.. -toi.Iied here e;j route tioin' fl'oit Omaha, xxhere tbev were euile.j on bu-i:i"- matter. Ir. L. 1. SxxitZef of We.-j.;' g W'atep came doX n ! l-t exe;i;i:- from Omaha, xxhere he ha I u , .. ... - , . . I ho;, ,.. ; . . r ! -e t .. , f..r the pa-t fexv dax atte:..!:.- . ., ,, the farmer n.i:;iv... m e-o!t.. . ... ! 1 l-o-re I. .-,'. . ;u mat piare. aiei lie xi-iie.j ner.- r - I I .... .. ..1. I.. . 14 OH se I .t I i.i'iil 1. il ill i i flOUd-. X llo XX ere lie i i - ti I ! nfi-ioner a-ai!i. '' are in receipt .f . i - r t r from our old friend. J--e fl. M--Vi v. x bo ha bee, i at Sidney. duo. for the oa-f few tnoi'th. in XXIIieil lie Hill lie ing line and that tlo-y haxe li . I a little xxmter x-eatlur there -lliee imday m.-riiing ISi.it on Sunday exei.ing (hex h id pide a b!iar.l. but that U del i:-d !a-l xerx loi:ir. Krom Sturliir Dan jr. P. H. Mei-ni-er xxa- in th- c;!y todr.x for a few h-ur a'ler.dii to some trading xxi:h the mer chant. Max 1't it ef, tiiex it aid Wife XXele a.'Milg tloe XX ho are pel.- ing the day m the metropoli. -ing fo that city tin morning for a few hour. Oeotse W. shrader f : -.tr Mirray xxa iu Ho city t ...ax f..r l feX hoi;r attT'.dllig tfi- .lle the land belonging l the S'a-e' ef afe -outh of thi city. Henry Horn, xxife an I r'liir'-:: w !' pa--e;,g-r thi mofnir g for the m.-tfopoli. xxhere th-ey Wl',1 xi-it for a few hour atten Inig ) ome matter of bu-iu0--. U. J. Ilennir.g. xxif and laughler. Mi- If den. xxer.- .'u tto city today from Hi- xieimty ,.f Cedar Cr.-ek looking af: r tlo- XXeek eild shopping. Mr. A. !'. Sex her t of Cullom came in this morning on .. t atlind to the xxe-k-end shopping xxith the merchant h-re f"r tlo day. L. P. ll'dnd'erg and xxife de parted thi morrurg b-r Nan-i. Neb.. XXln-re they epect l 111.1' their home for the winter xxith the family of tlo'ir !. Krr,e-t. m that dace. fo-orse . MM-iriger ' " a r Creek, accompanied by hi wife, came in thi morning and pept a fexx hour lo re looking aft n n e matter of bu-uo'- xxjtti the d.f ferenl merchant. A. M. Henrn-r and family xere pa--enger thi morniig f-T Omaha, xxtiere they t, brsng tte ir little -..ii and brother home from Uo hospital, xxtore he ha been for tto pa-t xeral i:enth. and the little 1m. y xxill allowed to i-main home for a fexv xxeek. Mr. It. U.. K..ter and little i iii-iiKTs came up irofii i ne-; l. . .- !a-t exeriing for a xi-it at tto home of her parent-. Mr. ami Mr. L. '. Lar on. Mr. 1'o-ler a"d sist.-r. Mi- Mat!:e La: -on. xxere passenger to Omaha thi morning. EFAiiTirni a nr rtrnaiKd'.-! i;. f.,,-. , ti..s.- - FOR SALE. We still have several hundred; Art Calendars which. when '; framed would make beautiful j pictures for your home. We arej cullinn lhm el hs4T ft-. a I manufacture. Call early while the line is complete. The Sta tionery Department, The Journal Office. Try the Journal for stationery. CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. Bears thm S-gQ-jtcr of Local IMcws PSi.Lp Albert xx i" . i .i------r thi. afi'Tiv-:. f r - .'(. i. he xx i c' ! -1 :i n; ' f b nes. John M-i- 'i-- " of th x i. ,:. of Ced.ir l'.r'-' VXJ i;; Iti- r ' - S ix I -n.g at -r r; i::--: ' :.-;p--. .:t.-rW: fi ' V !. 4 x raioe n; .a-:.;:..' ' i ho.,... ;; i x d lo-re -T i:.-V wi'li fro:,.!-. Cr-. K. lUrr;- of i e.r ' i wa i-i the e s : v .i:!,'.; y .: e ! ii g to . !) b:. (;; ' : . f.-W t;ou:. .e..r-e 1'. Me'-!' gT. ... -I ' ! XX ife .-roxe ;i ! h I ' , -1 : i ' tt..r ! ! i.e.,- .: f.. - Jet -J t . . . .. J ., J ; - : ! .- ll.e- ioll ? . 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'i ' ..n i. xx her.- thy - e. t ! !..- .! it. ., ; 1 xxe-,. h J.x M". t ' !. xvie- . .- ei I- , ! to the farr-s : ar iV.'..- t' . .f'din V.ii'.ri a' I xx. f. ' xer. C'do-ad-.. x.-e ., . oXe" ';!'!. IV X I".! !'-g -l" '. he of Mr. Ja. -rt. n .,.- .. Mr. V. :. rx. .i ! t:,eV .;. ;. t h;- ne-rn for .!. i. f- -i .h"-e t!,eX XX . I . . ... f Y..1I. rx th- j: iNi.xer. GUARDING AC&INST CROUP. The .... afeg ; I- i a. i cro.. I. a i.o'f.- of Uo'.-x ii - ei and Tar CoT- J. , t tie tf P. II. lio'''. M : . . xx rile: "My r.', -e-5 .-- !. pee! J.i'e to IT"1,,'. V o- '.i ddd. I gixe t'le'-l .'.-! Ji and Ta' '.! p- nn t a d i-; in-!a-ee t!,-' g-t ; r.-n ;-' r- '. r r ar d a-e - :'-. We k- p t at h..Mo ar.d pex. : l -- ; .' I -.i!e hy a;j d; i.gg..; -. THE DEFACEMENT OF BUILDINGS MOST BE "COT OOF The ' .4 . - .. f ! l. hn i!.,' , - - i :: I ' i ' r ' y i- ! -parte- w r i ! e tio - i w ; h '.a -a ' ! -itii'r n . .i ' r ,i ! w ; ' !. 4 e ; r. a-e. a It,.- p. ; . .- f - - . 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