X03XAY. OCTOBER 25. 1920.
PAGE SIX
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
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The llastesr SftrokeX
own Goes the Mlgh Prices!!
A Real Home Coming Sale Bringing Back
Btt a m m mm CS mm Z A V
Prewar Price
A word to mv many friends in Plattsmouth and vicinity. I have recently
made a verv fortunate purchase of a General Stock of Merchandise at about 50
cents on the dollar. Beginning TUESDAY. OCTOBER 26, at 8:30 a. m, my
doors wilr again open to my o!d friends and comrades. A REAL F ANGER b
STORE, AT THE REAL OLD TIME PRICES you were accustomed to pay m
the good old days. -
I am in a position to do so, as I bought a bargain at Randolph, Iowa, and
am going to rive my friends the advantage of these bargains. The stock consists
of-Drv Goods, Ladies and Men's Furnishings, Boys' Clothing, Mackmaws and
Shep Lined Coals and almost a complete line of Groceries and Dishes.
I have now added to this stock a good line of Ladies and Children's Ready-to-Wear
Goods that will be a credit to Plattsmouth. I am also making room for
a Millinery Department, but in order to do so, I find I am compelled to close out
sorr.e lines completely.
Can Goods and Groceries!
No. 2 can peaches, pears, apricots, plums, best quality, 60c sellers.now. . . .45c
No. 2 can blackberries; a regular 50c seller, now 35c
l yA-ox. jars preserves; high grade quality, formerly sold at 60c; all flavors. .39c
No. 3 can pumpkin, dry pack. One of many bargains. 2 cans for 25c
No. 3 can kraut, dry pack. This is extra fine quality. Per can . .15c
No. 3 can tomatoes; regular 30c seller. Now priced at, per can 19c
No. 2 can tomatoes; regular 20c seller. 2 cans for 25c
No. 1 can red salmon; regular 50c seller. Our low price, per can 39c
No. 1 can pink salmon, regular 30c seller. Buy it of Fanger for 19c
No. 1 can sardines in tomato sauce. A genuine bargain at, per can 18c
No. 3 can pork and beans. Good quality; 2 cans for 25c
No. 2 can Van Camps pork and beans. Fanger's price, per can 19c
No. 2 can red beans. Lay in a supply of these at 2 cans for 25c
No. 2 can fancy sweet corn. Quality the best. Price per can 19c
No. 2 can standard cweet corn the kin i you usually pay 20c for. 2 cans. .25c
No. 2 can red kidney beans. Fanger's money-saving price, per can 19c
Nr. 2 can cut refuge beans. Fine quali'.y. Price per can 19c
Heinz cream tomato soup. A well-known brand. Price per brand 18c
California ripe olives. Fanger's money-saving price, per can 18c
Tal! can Heinz spaghetti. Buy it of Fanger at per can 19c
Potted meat. A choice table delicacy on sale at 3 cans for 25c
Pint jar sliced sweet pickles. Extra fine quality, per jar 45c
10-oz. jar cut sweet pickles. Fanger's money saving price, per jar 19c
Tall can milk. Buy it of Fanger and save money. 2 cans for 25c
4 cans baby size milk at a price you can't resist. Buy them of Fanger for. .".25c
Quart jar sweet relish. Another big value at Fanger's store, per jar 49c
Yl pound Nucol Japan tea a choice brand at, per pkg 35c
1-lb. pkg. Arm and Hammer brand baking soda; 3 pkgs. for 25c
Jellc assorted flavors. Fanger's price per pkg 15c
1 lb. Crisco fine for baking and. cooking. Fanger has it at 30c
Yeast Foam. Fanger's money-saving price, per pkg 7c
Gallon fruits at Greatly Reduced Prices
Horse Shoe and Star chewing tobacco. Special price per lb 85c
Velvet and Tuxedo tobacco. The price is mighty low. Per can 14c
White laundry soap excellent quality 4 bars for 25c
Lewis lye a household necessity get it here at 2 cans for 25c
Rub No More small size. You can get 4 pkgs. here for 25c
Lamp chimneys; all sizes. Fanger has them at 2 for 25c
Ixtrge package Post Toasties. Buy all you need now at 18c
Small package Post Toasties or Corn Flakes. Special price 2 for 25c
Good brooms 75c
5-lb. can Karo white syrup. Special price at Fanger's 49c
10-lb. can Karo white syrup. Special price at Fanger's 98c
5-lb. can Karo red syrup. Fanger's money-saving price 45c
10-lb. can Karo red syrup. Fanger's money-saving price 90c
Navy beans. We are fortunate in being able to offer you these at, per lb 7c
Dried peaches another big value. Fanger has them at per lb 25c
Assorted 10-5 5c package spices. Get them here at 3 pkgs. for 25c
All 60c coffee assorted brands. Fanger has them at, per lb 45c
All 5c coffee. A worth-while money saving opportunity; 3 lbs. for $1.00
CANE GRANULATED SUGAR, SPECIAL PRICE, PER LB 12c
2'? -lb. can cane and maple syrup for your cakes these cool mornings 75c
5-!b. can cane and maple syrup a big value. Fanger's price $1.50
Assorted cookies. Values you can't duplicate anywhere. Per lb 25c
Shredded Wheat, per pkg 15c
Superior quality blueing, 2 for 25c
All goods mentioned above are limited.
Men's overalls $1.75
Men's workers, the very best. . . .$1.39
Men's unionalls, $3.50 and $3.95
Men's fleece lined shirts, drawers. 95c
Men's fleeced union suits, ribber.$1.85
Men's heavy fleeced union suits. $2.45
Bo3'S work shirts, $1.75 value. . ,95c
Bo3rs and misses union suits. . . .$1.59
Ladies vests and pants; values to
$1.75; on sale at 79c
Men's dress shirts, values to $4.50
on sale at $1.45 and .$1.95
Ladies, misses, children's sweat
ers; values to $7.95 $3.95
Men's and boy's shirts formerly
sold up to $2.50 95c
Ladies waists, slightly soiled. The
values run to $3.50 ....25c
One table full of play suits, wash
skirts, middys, combination suits
and dresser scarfs. Values to
$3.50; on sale at 95c
Children's gingham dresses form
erly sold up to $4.95 $1.95
Be sure to visit our Ladies, Misses and Children's Ready-to-Wear depart
ment. Up-to-the-minute styles. On account of the short time we have to adver
tise, ve are unable to quote prices on more than a small per cent of the merchan
dise we have in stock. It will pay you to com efor miles to do your trading here.
YOURS FOR TO SAVE YOUR MONEY!
Plattsmouth,
FKJij
Nebraska
BUT ONE TICKET IN GEORGIA.
"LOST ALL HOPE"
.Thought He Would Never be Well, Cas-s county for a visit with relatives
but Gains 20 Pounc; Taking
1 an lac t e r-I s I'll; e
Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 22. The names
of the democratic nominees for state
offices and for the United States sen
ate have been placed on the official
republican ticket for the general
election in November, it was dis
closed today when the official ballots
were distributed to the voting places
over the state. The only difference
between the democratic anil repub-l "I honestly LcWo-I '!', rr,
lican tickets will be in the list of, have lived n.u. h I ; ; ". '.; r. ,r
presidential electors. ; been for Taiii:i-,'- a: ! "l.p'-r".
The name of Thomas E. Wat?onja well-known mo; m -it.' r: at
the democratic candidate for senator. ' 901 South Sixth turret. Turlington,
Is on the republican ticket. Mr. Wat- Iowa, '"but no v.- I l:nw actually Vin
son has announced that he not only'ed twenty pounds in weight and cm
ui.i uui aiiium lie me use ui ma name, leeunj nappy as a i.ov afiaiu.
"My stomach, kidneys and nerves
were all upset and I hud lor,t weight
short visit with Mrs. Albert's sister,
' Mrs. Charles Ahl and family and
'could not remain long, as she wished
vAY" MrlTnDIUiAfJ to be at home before ccrn shucking
Urt U IIIU I Ullif III!? time.
Mr?. L. C. Todd and little daugh
ter, of Long Beach, have arrived in
but that he asked the republican
state chairman not to put it on the
republican ticket.
The other candidate for the Fen
ate, whose name appears on the bal
lot is Harry S. Edwards, former pro
gressive republican candidate, but
now running as an Independent.
The list of candidates for state
office on both tickets is headed by
the name of Thomas V. Hardwick
for governor.
until I was down to a hundred and
thirty pounds. I became alarmed at
and friend and are now with Mrs.
Tt,dd' sifter, Mrs. Henry Gerbeling,
near V.'abaf.h. Mr. Todd has been in
rc: l,ra i:a for several months, looking
f::ter his extensive land interests,
ri:d they will return to California
tof other late in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ossenkop
had their little fourteen-weeks-old
dauehter rhrif.fer.Pit at ht I.iirlier.
an church east of Louisville of which J
kev. Kunxendorf is pastor, on last I
Sunday. The grandmothers of the
little mis. Mrs. Fred Weegener and
Hello, boys!!!
Mrs. Harry Ossenkop officiated as!
vain', (uailliru uv i . -. I . i ,
my condition and I did everything '"roomers, ana sne was cnnsieneu- Let US neip you save mother S0K1C
imaginable, but instead of getting Kl w "?riwIa,r,ieV, . ,T. , tub troubles and incidentally cut
better I kept getting worse until I V- V- C Brampton, of Lincoln.
thought there was no hope for me.
arrived last Fridav to visit until Sun-
GAR LOAD OF FINE
POTATOES FOR SALE
Mv Lhtn, v.r,t,i ..... -i i nn relatives anu menus in
t iPht r,r t .r..rH .r,..; I.oui3Tille and vicinity, driving out
across the pmall of mv back. Mv an-',t0 C!" up.on ner u.nc1: Jonn .ssen-i
petite had left me and I ate so little
down the laundry bill.
Wholesale and retail. located in
the Anhemer Husch building, corner
Fourth and Main streets, 1'latts
mouth. I'HICK IS RIGHT.
It. C. COOK.
Improve Your Digestion.
If you have weak digestion eat
sparingly of meats, let at least five
hours elapse between meals, eat noth
ing between meals. Drink an abund
ance of water. Take one of Cham
berlain's Tablets immediately after
supper. Io this and you will im
prove your digestion.
FURNITURE AND RUGS
Seven dining room tables, buffets,
chairs to match, rockers, will sell sep
arate if desired, 1 gas stove, one oil
heater, 1 soft coal heater, 1 kitchen
cabinet, two bed room suits, Ameri
can walnut finish, and two brass
beds. Six other good beds, springs,
mattresses, 1 3-4 bed complete.
Dressers, chiffoneres, 1 Doufold, :'.
writing desks. 20 rugs, large ana
small.
Everything priced right. located
upstairs over Gas & Klectric olJice.
Phone 645. ' 5td ltv.
GHKIST & Gil HIST.
I was nearly vtirving to death. Gas
would form on my stomach and
close in around my her-rt until it
palpitated terribly, and often I had
nervous headaches that were almost;
more than I could stand. I got hut
little rest and sleep and it looked .
like my age had about gotten thii
best of ine.
"The best favor I ever had done
me in my life w is when a friend of
mine recommended Tanlac to me. Ij
got it just in the nick of time and it '
has simply made me all over again i
and I can hardly realize what fine'
Wear a light weight jersey sweater
for "knockin' around" after school
kop, who is seriously ill at the home and on Saturdays.
of his son Ldward in the country. I
Mrs. Frampfon went to Plattsmouth. They save your shirts and waists
Sundav to visit ujitil Tuesdav with!
her aunt, Mrs. F. I. Lehnhoff and! We have two lets, size 26 to 34
daughter. Miss Tillie Lehnhoff. I assorted colors
WEAK, WEARY WOMEN
Learn the Cause of Daily Woes and
Quickly End Them.
"When the back aches and throbs.
When housework is torture.
When night brings no rest ncr
health I am enjoying. Talk about
eating, why, I eat three of the big- sleeu.
gest kind of meals every day and I When urinary disorders set in,
am never bothered afterwards at all.! Women's lot is a weary one.
My kidneys don't give me a particle I Joan's Kidney Pills are for weak
of trouble and the p;iin across my kidneys.
back has gone. The headaches are Have proved their worth in Platts
a thing of the past and my nerve-; mouth.
have steadied down to where I sleep j This is one Plattsmouth woman's
like a child and wake up feeling full , testimony.
of life, strength and energy. Tanlac! Mrs. Charles Mason. 312 3rd street,
will do the work. I can say that much says: "I have had quite a bit of ex
atul I am glad to recommend it to perience with Roan's Kidney Pills
others as the greatest builder I have.i'P to a couple of years ago. I used
ever seen or heard of." 1 to have attacks when my back would
69c and 79c
Better ones to $3.50
MEN'S
Same style 79c to $4.50
They
Save
Wear
and
Washing.
gWESCOTT'Ssons
" EVERYBODY'S STORE"
Tanlac is sold in Plattsmouth bv be so lame and weak it bothered me j y iiinnriininn
G. Fricke and Company; in Mur-' a great deal to be around on my feet. ! V WARflNH HEPPFNiNRN v
v bv the Murray Drug company. , My kidneys would be disordered at:.?. ""UrtUII IIMI I L.I1II1UU
i every, times, too. and I felt misenbie anu .jt.... . ......
:had no ambition. A member of my j
ray
and the leading druggist
town.
family, who . ad used Doan's Kidney
LAND FOR SALE
30.000 acres of land located in the
highlands of Louisiana. See F. G.
Egenberger. agent, Plattsmouth.
d&w.
TltK TO -HK.SIlKT
HKKKMMMS
To the ileferul juts, the west half of
the northeast Quarter of Section seven
teen tl" Township twelve I" north
lianee nine i east of the :tli i. in.
in Cass county. Nebraska, ami all per
sons claiming ativ interest of any kinl
in saM real estate or any part thereof:
S. N. Merriani, whose first ami full
tianic is Sehteu N. Merriani. SeM-n X.
Merriam aiol l.ydia Merriani, his wife.
. ,orMn. whose first ami real name
Is Austin i'orl.in ami Hannah M. I'or
Lin. his wife. I. W. Newsur i. .1. W . New
sum. William Imri'ee, Illi.un lml ).:.
Iennis l)ean. Samuel 5. Bryan and the
unknown heirs, devisees, lej;at'es and
personal representatives, and all other
persons Interested In the estates of em h
of the above named persons.
You and each of you. as named and
designated above will takf noti -' t'
on the IMth day of Aucrnst, l'.ejn. the
plaintiff. Kohert Klot.. tiled his petition
airalnst von and each of you in the
1 Ust rict Court of Cans county, Nebras
ka, the object and praver of which pe
tition are that the court mav find ami
decree that plaintiff and his grantors
have been in the sole. open. adver;e.
notorious, exclusive, continuous and
peaceable possession of the whole of
the west half of the nurtlua-t uiiaitrr
twelve O-'f north IlariRe nine Ui ast
of Section seventeen ill) Township
of the 6th p. m. in Cass county, Ne
braska, for more than twenty years
lat past as owners thereof, and have
made valuable and lasting impioxe
ments thereon: that the defects am
clouds upon the plaintiffs title to said
real estate, as set out. in his petition
mav be removed and the title iuiet.d
and confirmed In this plaintiff: that
the defendants and each of them and
all persons claiming by. through or
under thetn or anv of them, mav he
enjoined from rlaimitiK or asserting
title to said real estate, or anv part
thereof, or from Interfering with the
oulet and peaceable possession of this
plaintiff therein, and for such other,
further and different relief as may be
just and enuitable In the premises.
You and each of you are required to
answer the above petition on or be
fore Monday the 6th day of Kecemb. r.
19"'0
Iated this 20th dav of October. 1320.
KOKKKT KI. T..
Plaintiff.
J. H. IJAUKY.
()-. 4ws. Attorney for T'.aintiff.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
OUR NEW LOW PRICES
ON
Ford Pleasure Cars, Trucks
and Fordson Tractors
Runabout, without starter $4 65.00
Runabout, with starter 538.30
Touring, without starter 5 12 .25
Touring, with starter ooq'ck
Coupe, with starter oiqa
Sedan, with starter 881.90
One-ton truck with grain and
stock body 800.00
Fordson, f. o. b. Detroit 790.00
i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marshall mo-
, . , t j . . . . , , , .. Pills with good results advised me to' i,iai
,---r-V:--"'.--H-:--?-M-M-X-M-, . . , . ... ... . ... tored to Lincoln Saturday.
.try tin ill ana I aid so wnn ine oesi ( . . ",,! tl,a
I r- m i.i a-x t-n 3. ' c t.. i.. t w m,l A number from here attended the
C 1 1VI VV KJ J VJ X resuiiE. ju u mum i lime i irii line
Leader-Echo a different woman I get Doan's at
i Fricke & ( ompany s drug store and
4--!-WM-MM---!--MJ--! ; use them occasionally when I get
i tired in my back and they always
Hay Preston was up from near j quickly relieve me."
Weeping Water the first of the week Price r,0s. at all dealers. Don't
helping his father and Dick McXur- simply ask for a kidney remedy
lin move the house which his father get Doan's Kidney Pills the same
recently purchased.
Friends of Miss Oeraldine Listen,
a former Elm wood girl have received
word that she has accepted a position
as teacher in the schools at Platts-
that Mrs. Mason had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs.. Huffalo, X. Y.
mouth. This is good news to her ;
friends here.
4H-H--i-M-H-i-H-H-'t-l l"l";' M-?"
X
On.MondayeveniugHev.andMrs.!X
Frank A. Lenz came in from DeWitt ; M--4-MW-M-frM"4fr-M-4-3M-4MS'
to visit the C Schneider family an 1
WEEPING WATER
Republican
Mrs. Fred Lenz and other relatives.
football game at Lincoln Saturday.
Lee Maddox is visiting with his
mother and sister, Mrs. Carl Hanson
and family.
Mrs. S. A. Jacohson and baby came
in Saturday evening to visit with
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood and
Mr. Wood's sister, of near Alvo. vis
ited the Wabash school on Friday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jackman and
family took dinner at the home of
Mr. Jackman's brother and family,
S. A. Jackman.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Colbert and
family spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Colbert and fani-
Corn husking is the order of the Hy of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dowler, Mr.
Mrs. Glenn Atchison and Mr.
M. E. McDonald spent last
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
D. R. Mitchell.
Albert Sylvester and his brother.
m- t, o.i i.. i.-.bv. T-.o.i iiied day now and there is some inquiry
.'.n,wi...i o.,.'i i i nn "7 f.r belt). Although the corn is and
returned Wednesday. rather green, yet the farmers seem! and Mrs
On Tuesday while F. J. Fitch was to think there is no hurry, and many
moving his "well drilling machine : are only working their own force yet
' i . .. .. .,i o,. Wilson Gilmore. Herman Mitchell
Creek, it turned over. They were and John Wade left Monday evening , Georgp. came Tuesday. They are
well under war but for some reason Ilastinsrs to attend the State going- to husk com around here this
had to stop. Mr. Fitch was cb.se to encampment of the I. O. O. F. Miss fall It sure looks good to see Albert
the machine, when he noticed one Olive Stevens and Mrs. Simon Reh-. back once more
wheel give wav. He .didn't stop for mier. of Avoca. were Tuesday morn-! Mrs. L. C Todd and baby- of Long
further investigation but rot awav in passengers for the same place. Deach. California, came last Sunday
as fast as he could and the machine The Misses Stella Spangler. Eloise morning. Mr. Todd met them
iU side, several p.irts Pool. Dorothy uorder ana uoya uiutuu,. '
r , j . . finmA - r Kl.a 111.1 .i c 1 1' 1 1 1 r 1 wa II
Thrv u-jr,i nV'p tn l;.i"T-v v,"ere nome rrom l rete lor """" ui ..us.. .-, o.oi.i, ...... ...
turued over on
being broken.
get the machine ri 1it--1 amin
now it is awaiting rrpaire.
Word comes n littb- l;;trt t
effect that Clarence Iro- ; v f
and Mrs. Henry I'-' ' T :. ?i
but who had rere?fy t-.v1
farm at Vesta, Nebraska
ten tired of a batchelor's
d
.ek end. Mr. C. E. Pool drove H. Lierneitng ana ramny
it-: t-) Lincoln Sunday afternoon.
" - T.lp.-rcta Staton came down from
',)' '.v"h them.
Mrs. Charles R. Hobson returned
ANNOUNCEMENT
Reine a candidatn on the demo-
day evening from Omaha, where .rrat lc ticket for reDresentative I w ill
had got- l,f hfd been with her sister. Mrs. I appreciate the support of the people
life ml tester Kchrauer ana nine gin w no of Cass COUnty and promise to falth-
had taken unto himself a wife. The wis feriousiy injured Dy oeing run
marriage took place at the First over by an auto. Mrs. Hobson re
Christian church in Lincoln on Sat- ports the little girl as getting along
urdav. October 2nd. when he and fine- now.
Mis" Mary E. Lunsford took the Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Giberson and
vows that made them man and wife, son Gayle and Mrs. Alpha Cooley
The bride is one of Vesta's most ac- utocd to Lincoln Sunday and spent
complished voting ladies and was the day at the S. Rector home. While
reared from "girlhood at Vesta. Tha n Lincoln, they learned of the death
groom is well known here and is an of John Cook, one of the early day
industrious and prosperous young boys of this community Mr. Cook
farmer was foumi tleatl !n the L.incln park,
A good manv farmers have been where it was supposed he had drop
missing chickens recently, in other red dead of heart failure as. he had
words thev have been stolen. Last heen poorly for some time,
week Louis Dehning and Jno. Gerdes The long-talked-of project of the
had a number of chickens stolen. Mhvouri Pacific line through here
Jud Sutherlands and Willetts had to Omaha being made a heavy freight
some stolen and the practice is re- line seems to be more of an assured
ported as being prevalent in other l -rt now than ever before It is
Quarters as well. W. E. Whitneys said that even yet this fall the line
of near Alvo had a lot stolen and will be put to use for much heavier
rt Clivers of over near Greenwood freight traffic. The bridge gang that
hnd nearly bis entire flock of a has been at work for some time, is
couple of hundred stolen. Someone Retting all the bridges strengthened
fs evidently getting away with a for the big twelve hundreds that
good thing and living on the fat of will be used. The heavy rails have
the land, for the number that have heen down for some ime. There are
been reported stolen lately would good reasons for making use of this
net a nice bank roll at present day as a freight line, principal of which
of.,i lnni-m.t should be is the fact that it saves paying toll
'trade" for the miscreants and if ap- over leased lines and saves re-switch-
maue l or me ','wc,l , . . . ' infr th., Webster stropf frirht
nrehendeu thev snouiu ue urougin u --
sneedv ana auequaie punisnineui. u
will take nothing snort, oi umi m
fully serve their interest if elected.
JAMES P. BAKER.
We are taking signed orders for
above models, which will be filled in
the order in which they are taken,
put a stop to such crooked work.
LOUISVILLE t
Courier J
AMERICAN LEGION DANCE
Elsewhere In today's issue of the
Semi-Weekly Journal appears an
advertisement announcing the com
ing of Lamp's orchestra to Platts
mouth Wednesday night of this
-jjMW-WW-W'-5 week (o pay for a dance at Coates
. -T TT ii r,i,i'hall given by the American Legion
C. G. Mayfield attended the Odd ... -.. ia ntllo.
. rrrani lnilfp !lt llaStlnirS Oil . . . ... . . , t ,
n x .iii nnt'rri"'"" " . . . . Has leauifT airecior anu win ue nere
ana as our auoimeni. oi . Tn,,nv. Tuesday and weanesaay as - ... , ,,,t
supply the demand at these greatly a delegate from the local lodge. l;sua, adluission charge for this class
reduced prices, do not delay giving j Mr. and Mrs August Pautsch a d of dance w.n prevall and net pro.
. i : TT'OTit ivtr and Mrs. Ernest 1 autscn ana . . ,i,ij . T,inn'J
-ail investment m
Good. Appearance
Undecided?
If you can't make up your
mind to buy that suit or
overcoat at a saving of
20
perhaps you'd be inter
ested in Athletic under
wear, or a bathing suit
we are outfitters from Lad
to Dad, and want to serve
you-
SOMEHOW!
ceeds will be added to the Legion's
t Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
?-v - daughter. Miss Lydia. drove out to - outfittin fund
prompt delivery. I attend services at the Evangelical club Pitting rupa-
T. H. Pollock Garage
, Authorized Ford Dealer
!T...i,,on xhnrph Sunilav. Thev were
-dinner guests at the home of their. NOTICE.
relatives Mr. and Mrs. William All parties having accounts or
Schliefert, west of Manley
I notes are requested to call and settle
J
. . . , 1 J 1, nw. 1 with A V
. Mrs. John AlUert ami nauRmn, i-uuit? oi ic wiu t..14.
nunc iiu. i t iBivj.u Vcther went to uroKen now, ju uksiui- or luyacu.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT!
Custer countv.
last Friday, for a
John. F. Gorder.
tf d & w.
All ties reduced
Knits $1.50 to $2.50
Now -$1.35
!
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