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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11916.
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What Shall I Give?
A GIFT of jewel
ry will not dis
appoint, for it
will soon help you to
solve that problem of
"What to give?"
The offerings here
is something every
body likes to have.
You'll be surprised
at the lowness of
price too.
Excellent values
ing articles, and upon
recognize their worth
For Women and
Girls
Diamond rings; plain set
rir. .its.
Silver novelties; umbrel
las. Di-nu.nd set jewelry.
Lavallieies and brooches
ai'.d crosses.
Wii-t watches and brace
lets. Manicure sets.
Xeck chains. lockets,
v.'a'iCiH?.
Jev.el ca.-es. ear screws
ur.l pendants.
I cry toilet sets.
Hat pins, stick pins.
Thimbles, powder boxes,
vases.
For Baby and Little
Tots
Kings, lockets, bracelets.
Spoons. ci:ps.
Xove!' es.
Toi: sets, combs, brushes.
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These articles are rich in quality and re
fined in character. There can be no question
about their being highly appreciated by the re
cipient. Come in and see the whole line of
gifts. We offer both economy and satisfaction,
because personal inspection is the only satis
factory way to buy. We can give equal or
better values for the maney than can be had
anywhere.
Gifts of Jewelry bought here have a
permanent value and a lasting inter
terest that go far toward making your
Xmas ideal But Buy Early.
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The Jewelery
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GIVEN
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DECEMBER 16th
EVERYBODY CORDIALLY INVITED
MUSIC BY HOLLY'S ORCHESTRA
Drs. EVlach & Viacii, The Dentists
The largest and best equipped dental offices fn Omaha. Speelaliitl
charge of all work. T,w Mtandant. Moderate Price. Porctlain fillin
just like tooth. Instruments carefully sterilized alter using.
Send for frkk sample of Sani-Pyor Pyorrhea Treatment.
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WRITE FOR BOOK ON PILES AND RECTAL DISEASES WITH TESTIMONIALS
11 D3.E.B.T RRY, Omaha, Nebraska
WE ask you' to
visit this store,
whether you
buy or not see the
goods ; compare val
ues. Note what little
prices can do toward
buying something
real serviceable and
pleasing.
ft
are offered in the follow
inspection you'll readily
and dependability.
Bib holders.
Beauty pins, neck chains.
For Men and Boys
Watches, fobs.
Chains, charms.
Diamond jewelry, plain
and set rings.
(ollar and cuff sets.
Scarf pins and cuff links.
Fountain pens, pocket
knives.
Match safes.
Tie elasps, collar buttons.
Toilet sets.
Hair and clothes brushes..
Emblem rings, pins, but
tons. Cigarette Cases, etc.
For the Home
Silverware and cut glass
in sets or individual
pieces artistic designs.
Mantel clocks, alarm
clocks.
Carving sets, nut crackers.
Sideboard accessories, etc.
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A, S. WILL TELLS OF
HIS VISIT TO MEXICO
A. S. Will of this city, who is quite
extensively interested in property in
the state of Sonora, Mexico, has just
recently returned from a trip down
into that section of the southern re
public and is very much pleased with
the conditions he found existing
throughout the sections he visited.
This is the state where the great cop
per mines as well as a large number
of other mining interests are located,
and they are all progressing nicely
despite the conditions in other parts
of the republic. At Cannea, the town
near which the mines are located, Mr.
Will found peace and good order, and
the population of that city were very
busy at the different mills and fac
tories and in the mines, and no one
could tell that there was any warfare
existing in the nation as everyone was
busy" and happy. The mines are run
ning at their fullest capacity and
the banks and other business houses
doing a fine business with the Mexi
cans and foreigners who are living
there. A great many Americans are
located at Cannea, and these have
done a great deal toward promoting
good order and industry among the
common people. The Mexicans in
Cannea are all working and well
clothed and fed, and are perfectly con
tented with the conditions and very
loyal in their support of the Ameri
cans, whom they regard as being very
potent factors in keeping the condi
tions so prosperous in their state. The
schools in this district are all flourish
ing with he young people receiving
an education, and Mr. Will states that
the Mexican boys and girls are as well
dressed as those in the U. S. and keep
up in fine shape with their school
work. This state is in the northwest
section of Mexico and several hundred
miles west of the section that the
Villa forces have been ravaging.
A RARE SKATING TREAT
AT ROLLR RINK TONIGHT
A treat in roller skating is promised
for tonight at the roller skating rink
when the Skating Macks will give an
exhibition of the latest fancy roller
skating at this rink. The Macks
were here last year for an exhibition
nd their demonstration on skates
was very interesting and clever and
won marked .approval from the spec
tators. The time of this high class
skating act will take up thirty-five
minutes and during that time the
Macks give a great exhibition of ball
room dancing on roller skates that is
both diflicult and fascinating. The
exhibition is well worth seeing and
the admission price of ten cents will
allow everyone to enjoy it. The Macks
have added many new features to
their act since their last appearance
here and will be ready to offer their
entertainment to the public, at the
Star rink tonight.
Powerful Dispellers of Fears.
Diseases destroy the happiness of
the family. You are quite justified in
fearing them. But there is a safe
way how to allay the fears and regain
a serene tranquillity of mind. Triner's
American Elixir of Bitter Wine is the
remedy which dispels all anxiety. It
removes the cause, the waste matter
accumulating in the bowels and form
ing -there a real hot-bed of diseases
It cleans out the stomach, strength
ens the intestines, the nerves and the
entire body, and restores the energy.
If you suffer from constipation, head
ache, megrim, nervousness, troubles
accompanying the change of life, etc.
it will give you a safe relief. Price
.$1.00. At drug stores. Many people
are incessantly in fear of, rheumatism
or neuralgia. Keep at home Triner's
Liniment and you will see that those
pale ghosts cannot make a stand
against it. It helps .quickly also in
accidents, sprains, swellings, chil
blanes, etc. Price 25 and 50 cents at
drug j.tores; by mail, 35 and GO cents.
Joseph Triner, Manufacturing Chem
ist, 1333-1339 S. Ashland Ave., Chi
cago. If you want the 'beautiful Tri
ner's Golden calendar, send 10 cents
to cover mailing expenses.
POSITIVELY NO HUNTING.
All parties will from this date take
notice that no hunting will be allowed
on our farm. This rule must be ad
hered to and all those violating it will
be prosecuted to the fullest extent of
the law. .
Walter Sans,
Mrs. Jos. Sans.
BOX SOCIAL IN DISTRICT 30.
There will be a box social given at
the Cullom school house in School Dis
trict 30, on Saturday evening, Decem
ber 16. Everybody invited.
Ethel Seybert, Teacher.
ALVO Wim ITEMS
Geo. Cook was in Lincoln Satur
day. ' '
Mrs. J. Davis was in Lincoln Thurs
day. Jno. Foreman spent Sunday in Lin
coln.
r. W. Stewart went to Omaha Wed
nesday.
Lee Prouty was a
Lincoln visitor
Sunday.
Joe Vickers has a new Chevrolet
touring car.
Ralph Uhley came in Sunday to
visit his family.
Miss Alta Linen was visiting in
Lincoln Saturday.
Dale S. Boyles
was transacting
business in Lincoln.
Roy Coatman was in Omaha on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. C. C. Bucknell was shopping
in Lincoln Thursday. '
Miss Flo. Boyles visited friends in
Lincoln for the week end.
Bert Kitzel visited friends in Lin
coin Saturday and Sunday.
S. O. Boyles was in Lincoln Mon
day and Tuesday on business.
Morgan McCurdy of Havelock spent
Sunday with the home folks
Miss Clara Dickerson returned
from Lincoln Sunday evening.
The Missionary Society met with
Mrs. Clara Prouty Wednesday
W. O. Boyles of Lincoln visited his
mother, Mrs. R. A. Boyles, Thursday
Jno.
Murtey has purchased th
Frank
Davis farm northeast of
town.
S. C. Boyles has recently purchaser
the Cerrv farm one mile south of
town.
Miss Genevieve Lowiv visited her
parents in Lincoln Saturday am
Sunday.
Miss Grace Bailey visited in Lin
coin Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Freda Albers
Mrs. Ralph Uhley and son went to
Elmwood Thursday visiting relatives
until Saturday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Bush, December 13, a nine and one-
half pound son.
George Sutton returned to Horton
Kas., Thursday after spending a week
with his father
Mrs. Irene Stout and Miss Florence
McKinney were in Lincoln between
trains Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Stout and Mi
and Mrs. Elener Klvver motored to
Lincoln Thursday.
Mrs. Isola Kennedy went to Omaha
Wednesday to resume the treatment
of the latter's eyes
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sophlin and
children of Unadilla spent Sunday at
the C. C. Bucknell home
Martin Berquist and brother, Chas
of Stromsberg, Neb., are visiting their
parents for the week end.
Mrs. Roy Armstrong returned Sun
day from Elmwood where she visited
her sister, Mrs. Floyd Eidenmiller.
Dan Skinner left Friday for
week's visit with his daughter, Mrs
Pete Mick and family at Chappell
Neb.
11. L. Clappjr., and sister, Mrs
Dr. J. R. Hargen and son, James, of
Chicago, called on Miss Grace Bailey
Wednesday.
Mesdames Fred Lake, Lloyd Eiden
miller and Kov Armstrong were
guests Wednesday afternoon of Mrs
C. M. Jordon.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Campbell and
children, of Rokely autoed up Satur
day evening, spending the night with
Mrs. Campbell's sister, Mrs. Joe Arm
strong and family
Friday night the P. H. Weidman
store was burglarized to the amount
of $70.00 worth of shoes and silver
ware. Admittance was gained by
prying open the front door.
Wm. Casey of Omaha came in Wed
nesday on No. 13 to ship his house
hold goods to Omaha South Side,
where they have purchased property
and will make their future home.
The members of the Farmer's
Union entertained their families at an
oyster stew in Jordan's hall Monday
evening. On account of the cold
weather only a few could be present.
The regular meeting of the Alvo
Community club was held Wednesday
in Jordan's hall. A short program
was given after which the business
session was held. Later apples and
popcorn were enjoyed.by all.
Fred Prouty and family, Chas.
Campbell and family and Joe Arm
strong and family attended the dedi
cation of the new M. E. chuach at
Greenwood Sunday and were guests at
dinner at the home of Grandma Hurl
but. '
XMAS MAIL ANNOUNCEMENT.
The postmasters say that the
Xmas rush has begun and will far
exceed all prior records. The postal
department is co-operating in every
Jersey. House Coats
a gift that expresses
What could more fittingly, less expensively convey your well
wishing for his comfort than one of these Angora Jersey House
coats. They're knit to shape of fast color varns an J warm
and snug, without being clumsy. Beauti
ful Heather mixtures and Oxford gray.
The price
New ties every weel
practical way in preparing to meet
the Xmas demand. Postmaster Gen
eral J3urleson urges the general pub
lic to "mail early." If the greater
part of the Xmas mailings are -dispatched
early, complete efficiency in
the discharge of the postollice's im
portant Xmas function will be as
sured. The clerks in the oilices and
Ynail cars and the carriers on the de
livery routes should be spared un
reasonable and unnecessary burdens.
This can be done if "the-fellows" who
put everything off until the last min
ute are not too numerous.
Remember the mail man and also
that it is against the rules ard regu
lations of the postal department to
put pennies in the mail boxes.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. ttosmow in
tended the Oliver theater at Lincoln
Saturday night. They returned home
by auto with the former's brother.
Emil Rosenow and wife of Kim wood
and Dan Rosenow of Omaha, tho lat
ter,visiting over Sunday with then.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Junior Guild of St. Luke's par
ish will hold their sale on Saturday,
December loth", at the Warga & Schul
dice store. The doors will be open to
th public at 10 o'clock. We hope the
ladies will be there as the things are
very choice and they will not last very
long. We wil have on talc beautiful
knitting br.gs, needlework bags, the
original Junior Guild apron, which is
especially designed and has attracted
a great ileal of attention. Also, will
have a market of cakes, pies and other
gpod things for the table. 1:1-1 4-tfd
Crepe paper for decorations at the
Journal office.
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your concern for "his comfort.
$5.95
'EVERYBODY'S STORE"
W. 0. W. ELECT OFFICERS
FOR THE ENSUING YEAR
The Woodmen of the World held
thtf regular meeting at their lodge
rooms in the A. O. U. W. building last
I evening and enjoyed a very pleasant
session with each other in the transac
tion of the business of the lodge. The
annual election of officers was held at
this time and the following were
chosen: '
Consul Commander J. W. Morgan.
Advisory Lieutenant -J. II. Hunter.
Hanker Peter J. Vallcry.
Clerk W. 15. Rishel.
Escort D. J. Lair.
Watchman W. R. Miller.
Sentry George II. Becker.
Managers For one year, William
Weber; for three years, J. W. Hale.
Physicians Dr. E. W. Cook and Dr.
P. J. Flynn.
Deputy (for Cass and Sarpy coun
ties ) W. B. Rishel.
The Woodmen of the VTorld in this
city have a very large membership
and their work here for the past year
has been very satisfactory, as the
deputy, Mr. W. B. Rishel, has been
untiling in building up the lodge and
has been assisted by the officers and
the members in adding to their list of
membership.
RETURNED PIANO A-l shape,
J good tone, a bargain. Will sell for
balanTe of payments. Write or phone
A. Ilospe Co., Omaha, Neb. 12-14-2tw.
l.OnO boxes of paper to make your
election from at the Journal office.
Call and see them.
We do not need to appeal to the men
they know us.
But we want the ladies to know us just
as well and to feel sure that in our. store
they'll find the kind of gifts they're seeking
and the kind of service that makes Christ
mas buying easy.
So for the convenience of both the
ladies and the men we provide this list of
useful, appropriate and practical men's gifts
gifts that every man will greet with the
spirit of sincere appreciation that is so much
desired.
Bath robes $7.50 up
Belts 25c up
Cuff buttons 35c up
Garters 25c up
Sweater coats . .$1.25 up
Jerseys $2.50
Underwear $1.25 up
Handkerchiefs 5c up
Tie holders . . . $1.00
Neckties 25c up
Collar bags $1.50
Scarf pins 50c up
Mufflers 50c up
Hats $3.00 up
Shirts $1.00 up
Scarfs 50cup
Caps .50c up
Hose 15c up
Glove and mitts 50c up
Traveling bags and suit cases.
If it is a man's gift get it at the man's
gift store that means
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JUDGE BEGLEY GRANTS DI
VORCE TO FRORENCE LIBLIN
Judge Begleycm gfdagfd kwdwd
At the session of the district court
today Judge Begley took up the suit
for divorce of Florence M. Liblin vs.
Aithur W. Liblin, and evidence of
plaintiff offered and the default of de
fendant entered. The court found for
the plaintiff on the hearing of the evi
dence and a decree of divorce was
granted on the grounds of cruelty and
abandonment, and the maiden name of
the plaintiff, Florence M. Winnings,
restored in the decree. The case of
Charles G. Bailey vs Milliard Lefflcr
occupied the greater part of the time
of the court yesterday and after the
argument by attorneys the matter was
taken under advisement by the court.
DIES IN CHICAGO.
From Wednesday's Daily.
This morning B. B. Danniher of this
city received a telegram from Chicago
announcing the death of his brother-in-law,
D. C. Evans, in that city last
night, after an illness of some dura
tion. Mr. Evans had not been well
for some time and his death was not
unexpected. Mrs. Evans, formerly
Miss Anna Danniher of this city,
passed away about a year ago, and
since that time the husband had been
making his home with his children in
Chicago. Owing to the health of Mrs.
Danniher it will be impossible for any
of the family from this city to attend
the funeral services.
You will find a very nice 1917 line
of celendar pads at the Journal oflice.
Car hart Overalls
Hansen Gloves
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