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THURSDAY. MAY IT. 1917.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
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ED. MASON, Proprietor
Garage Phone 394 - - Residence Phone 229
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l'?ed the World Cv-er- - Used by U.S. Government
77c Ord Rcliabfe 7ht fJev.rr Fails - 5 c. 25 c. At Druoaistn
THE RECOGNIZED STANDARD-AVOID SUBSTITUTES
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CAMERAS aSFEEDEXHLT
i HE ideel rnmliinnfinn i; nn
Ansco Camera, Ansco Specdex
Film and Cyko Paper. An Ansco
Camera, because no ether makes picture-taking
so easy and pives such
splendid results ; Speedex Film,
because it is dependable and fast;
Cyko Paper, because it brings out
ei'erythi;:r in the negative. See our
assortment of Ansco Cameras from
$2 to $55 and Ansco Photo Supplies.
F.G. Fricke&Go.
Telephone IG
4 No. l AFoWine Ansco.
I'rnfs. JR.. $17.50.
riourrs. x 4 irri-nrs.
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a real
mm
will enjoy.
tie or two of PABLO, cheese,
crackers and some sandwiches.
PABLO added to the lunch or
dinner means more happy fellow
ship. Its delightful'hoppy" flavor adds
a snap and zest that everyone enjoys.
Get PABLO, ice cold, at any place
ill at sells drinks or lv the case
: You'll 'like PABLO.
It is healthful and refreshing.
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Made by
J. E.
YTy ) . J. E. McDAMEL,
If your car is not fully efficient, bring it
to us. The very best of mechanics in our
employ. Our business is to give full ef
ficincy. We are fully up to the work,
and prepared to remedy any and all
trouble.
We like to have our expert workmen on
their mettle.
Our storage facilities are the best.
Our charges are reasonable.
Your patronage is solicited and will be
appreciated.
Call cn our new location, South Fifth St.
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Pabsi at Mil waukee
McDAMEL,
Distributor.
GRAND ARMY
Assembles at Columbus With Five
Other Patriotic Societies in
Joint Session.
Prominent Ofiicials Present Hot Race
Expected for Department
Commander.
Coiuml us, Nt'l., M:iy l'. M rr.hcrs
ni the Grand Army of the Republic,
Veb:rnska department, or:u!i:oi here
todr.y to teg-in their forty-flrat r.r.nur.1
ircrmprr.cnt, meeting in conjunction
with the United Spanith-American
War Veterans, who are hoklir.i? their
tenth annual encampment. The se:;
ions are to continue until Friday
nijrlit.
In view of present national condi
tions, the encr.inpmer.t-. this year have
attracted more veterans than hitherto,
and the three days' program i.s
crowded with speeches, drilling exhibi
tions by the local members of the Boy
Scouts, and "camp are" talks by the
veterans. If the weather permits the
encampment will conclude with a mili
tary drill by all members present who
will shew '"how they did it in 'ul and
'98."
The speakers for the sessions have
been chosen from men well known by
'ho soldiers. Commander-in-chief
General William J. Patterson cf Pitts
buiirh, Pa., has accepted an invitation
'o address the veterans tomorrow.
Governor Neville will be here Thurs
Jay nipht. as will Chief Justice Mor
rissey, who is a veteran soldier. Other
speakers include: V II. Stewart, de
partment commander of the Grand
Army of the Republic; Colonel John
G. Maher, department commander of
the United Spanish-American War
Veterans; W. T. Church of Chicago,
and Mrs. Ida K. Martin, national vice
ire-ident of the Woman's Relief eorps,
of Minneapolis. Mrs. Martin will be
the jruest cf the corps at Omaha the
ns t of the week.
A spirited contest is expected in the
ace for department commander, can
didates for which office are Colonel
Wilrcn E. Majors cf Peru and J. S.
Uoajrlarid of North Platte. Both men
are prominent in Grand Army circles,
ar.d each has a. larpre following.
Today's session is to be given over
entirely to the reception of visitors.
A large delegation came up from Oma
ha this morning.
Hard work for Women.
It is doubtful if there is any work
harder than house work. Overwork
tells on the kidneys, and when the
kidneys are affected one looks and
feels older than the actual years. Mrs.
A. G. Wrells, R. R. 5, Rocky Mount,
N. C, writes: "I cannot praise Foley
Kidney Pills enough for the wonderful
benefit I have derived." Sold everywhere.
ENGAMFIEPIT
R. W. Stewart ha i bu-iness in Oma
ha Friday.
Mrs. IL A. Bail y vvss in Omaha
last Friday.
Dale S. Bowles hud bu-ir.. -: in Oma
ha Monday.
Sam Cashner was in Omaha cn busi
ness Tuesday.
Little Eula Biiu is or the sick list
at this writing.
Mrs. R. F. Johnson was trading in
Lincoln Monday.
Geo. Brown was in Lin.
day on business.
Mrs. Chas. Avers was trading in
neo:ri v. e'..ne
The Alvo Tckphun-.-tall
ins: a new twit:-hi
c m a r. v i i a -
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L-e Clark
a .id V.Vdr.esd
.r. in Omaha 'i ues
Mr. and.
j : o ' j t v were
Omaha Monday
and
Mr. art: Mrs. L. B. Appk-man w-;o
t jading in Lincoln Saturday.
Mi:-. Fred Dc:kman and daughtc-,-were
Lincoln visitois Sr.turtiay.
Ed White and uaiij hii r, from south
of town, -.ver.' hi Omaha Saturuay.
Mis. I',ra Shatf-T a'ai daughter
were Lincoai vi.-iton: W ednesiiay.
Fred Prcuty shipped two carloa '.s
of cattle to Squill Omaha Monday.
Will Sutton was looking at automo
biles in Omaha Friday of hast week.
Ban:
S.
C. Bovks was i7i Lincoln
Tuosdav a::i Vv eur.c
on bus:n
John- Murtey fhipped a cr.rk a each
of cattle and hogs to South Omaha on
Tuesday.
of Nashville. Teun., tonk dinner Wtd
r.j.day with Tur. and Tdrs. J. A.
Sn
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was i i Ch.
part of la -i
Ct:
Nib., the latt
a i-w da vs.
and Mrs. Cle -r.oe BucIimH of
Univeisity Piaco s icrt Sua lay wi.h
: clatives here.
Mrs. Dak- S. Boyl.s sotui r.ed fr-m
Lincoln Men Jay. alt- r a tew tiays'
vu it wi.!i r iati es.
Mrs. r.z a i "owi-.
ot ,-! a:aiai is vi--
king with R. F. Juhn-.n
f..r a few ilay. this wee;-:.
Paul Froh'ka of Ib.iir.:
and i.ifr.:!.-
S W 1. it-
C. Bucknoil
ing his dau;?htrr, Mrs. t
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tras wee ::
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Geo. P. Ik
reman ar.d
Aurcl, mo-
son, Chas.. ar.d daugh;.
tcred to Lincoln Saturday.
Favh;. r Higgins and his mother, of
Mur.ky, an 1 Mrs. W. K. Saso-y of
Omaha, and her !r.tl;c, rdr... I'anitls,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chv.k. Mks Laura
Parsoli and Kari lh earner spent Yues
day evening with Mr. an.: .Irs. (kr.a
Lewis.
Cha. V. Raseno'.v an J fami'.y nto
torc ! to Murdtck Sunday otning. vis
iting his brother, Frank Rj.-euow and
family.
Mis. Sally Waldchlagor of Hannibal.
Mc, retained hi.nu- Monday, after vi king
h.r aunt, Mrs. E. L. Up.e r!,ve,
the ast wetk. -
Mrs. Frances Ca,h and baby c I
rivmouth visited hum Saturdaiy till
luesdav
with her V-TirerU. , -Mr.
Mrs. A. N. Myers.
Mrs. Eimer Barre.t and okiidrc-n of
iluvck'.-k, r; turned r me Saturday
after rpending the week with her
mother, Mrs. Joe Armstrong.
Chas. I'. Rosenov and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ciark and daughter
motored to Elmwood Saturday to visit
Ciar.dpa and Grandma Roser.ow for a
few hour.-,.
Mr. and Mis. Ray Clark, Elmer
r.-'.-cno-.v a;ai Karl Rosenow, and Mr.
:a- 1 Mrs. Clarence
Prairie Home So:
ball game.
Buokr.el! autoed to
lav to witness the
FOUNTAIN PEN TO
GIVE DRINK ZEST
Omaha, Neb., May K.. Reports
have been coming to pel ice of near
beer topers who cairy fountain, pens
filled with gir.in r.lekhcl.
It is said that these near-beer drink
ers carry the fountain peri in their
vert pocket, ar.d :'..ui.e it over the
alass of alcoholics.-; suds at a near-
b :-er
fountain to ;ut th-
eld-time kick
.io tne oevi
After the-"
-ge.
stir up the near-beor and
alcohol, they have real beer oT 3, i
or G per cent, according to how lore;
t-hey shake th? fountain pen. The av
eiagc shake of a pen over a glass is
said, to put one and a half per cent
a'cobcl in the drink.
The police are trying to find where
the leaded pens are sold.
IOlt SALE.
A number of buggies, horses and
light harness; in order to make room
fr other wagons. M. E. Manpoaker.
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Misses Dra-
MiDDYS
We
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,-u" Muklvs and Middv
Suits. All mat, rials are of the
v- ry best a; d the colors are
guaranteed workmanship cf -sa-'-.-rlor
kind.
Origina.l and clever designing,
including i.o cities that you find
i.uwhere else; including new
rumb.-rs. trimmed with the now-
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VALUE!
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pin? u 3 PTiS'! "nfi'i
Ikesident Anxious lor Laws Dealing
.Vj'.h Ccntro! and Pro
duction.
ashir.gtcn. May Members of
at Ion to stop speculation in. com-
kgh
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kae-
toda:
rejio ted
to
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that President Wilson Ij un
eaxious for early passage of
ion to ston fv-eculation m f'.Kds
eTulate proc
ion and distril-u-
t'on. Tne food situation innks second
only ) ihe army and navy in im
portance for the war, the president
told the committee members at a
White House cvi.ferer.ee last night.
It seemed probable today that all
."cod legislation non-ling in congress j
will be re-arranged in three adminis
tretion bills one providing for a food
survey and stimulating production, al
ready raider C'Oi-ideratior. in the sen
o:e an other regulating distribution
and prices; and the third authorizing
a system cf preferential shipment?.
Attorney General Gregory today dis
arred rhr.fi s of the federal investi
gation into high food prices with Rob
ert W. Child..-? and Geo-ge W. Ander
: en, special assistants in charge of
the inouiry.
The Balanced Life.
Re ing in the bc.-t humor and feeling
fit for woik is a sign that you are
loading a well balanced life. Such
condition " of unimpaired vitality in
creases the iesistar:oe to attack of
disease?. Take Triner's American
Eb:'r cf Ritter Wine to invigorate
your intestines, nerves and the whole
1 adv. It stimulates the d.gcstive or
gan: to normal activity. You cannot
get anything better for constipation.
headache, flatulence, nervousness, all
,-tomaeh troubles, general weakness.
etc. Trice C-1.C0, at drug stores. Tri-:;o;-s
Liniment brings into your home
di -r)r' da'de remedv notli tor serious
'.raatism, nenra:
or ac-
. and for simple lefroshme-nt'of
ivscles ami feet. Pi ice 23c ami
tlicd
( ;k-. Ji.s. T-irer, Jlf?. Chemist, 1333
S. Ashland" Ave., Chicage, 111.
For Rent Five-room house. All
mo.k'in except heat. Will be vacant
aft?!
1st. One block from Main
street. Call cn William Barclay.
For Sale or Rent 5-rccm house
with V '2 let-, on Wintcrsteen Hill. Call
Phono 1 ".:?-J. 5-8-1 wkd
nowias
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The new lingerie is cecided!' attractive this
reason and is here in full assortment end
brightest attractiveness.
7 he Mnveiope Chemise are cf sheer fine mate
ria!?, soft and daintily trirr.rr.eci back an:l
front. Wonderful values at. .$1.00 to $2.50
i he Night Gowns are of fine nainsook,
and cambric;
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stvles
trimmed .G5c to $2.00
White Petticoats, newest styles, with embroid
ery or iace trimmed flounce 50c to S2.00
laboraLeiv trimmed v.rnh ribbon and
25c to
trimmea with
I'tce ana
25c to
Re productive for your coon
try. Make yonr own ce thes at
home.
This is the example sot by the
noode women of Fraiice. Duc
tcrick Patterns give you icknt-
icaliy the same smart, simple
worn
.:aire
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Fasith
Paris.
our
jur .-a-ieei;
row
Buiterlck Pattern
Department
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QUALITY!
I 1".XJ!; j-tigfi.i- CXiZ5
strip strci'At b v. r&
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is now in excellent pcGllicn for d hinds of
repsir .vork, hsvins secured tho cervices of
an export mechanic with ton yesrs experi
ence who v.'l'A hrA'c charge of this depart
ment.
and a Complete Line of
Goodrich gf Michelin Tires
Also Tires for AH Cs.rs
Give Us a Trial on Ycur Car Needs!
How : the
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Grace of .Youth
May he yours
Lalie?, tliis nr"V snpportinp; corset is a
wonvler! Tho Spencer Io jtivcna Corset
gives even tlie mafund, stout 'figure the
lines of leauty and ?tle the erect, trim
carriage of vouih.
A Epnal Design for
In this corset ou unconsriouslv ftraiaht'm np. Yoa f'-ol crcrt and eav ;
and ycu 1-jftk it. Lath Kejaveno is made e-ocially to your ni-i-urc and it
must fit yon rrfeclly lx fore you c;v.i line it. At the Panama-Pacific
Kxpo!:!tii it was awarded the Gobi rMetlul ihe highest avi.ird. It supjxirls
and reduces the rbdon.t-n in surh a healiidul way, and froia pruves the circu
lation that physicians recommend it.
MATERNITY AND SURGICIL CORSETS A SPECIALTY.
rrirr t ! 1 nr n Tnnlr-rti!tv rfirift- PtDPi-i.TlIv dr:i"'nr.'? for r.icb ?rririli "
client, wish ihe abdominal Support that may
Gies normal ti.iirc, cor.dort an.i salcty.
ii.iii-i.p rS:pi.In lifni.r"' f..-r (Tiiwln'r
and nii.- l't'ib!e ytm ev.r saw. We doin a special corict for jour daughter S
to meet her individual needs, without extra charge.
MRS. EVA REECE,
Telephone
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Tiretiiiv
$1.50
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$1,00
FREE!
One regular -l.'c
free with every
Vizard P-.di.--h.
a-uaranteed.
tndk- T)Li-ter
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sei've the lik- of your 1 i ri
n by usin.r w Inhadeum
Laijuc
It rlso lvf'v.-her.s tl.o
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All
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25c to $1.00
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All Kinds of Repairs.
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