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'al'"J'WTtM ted'r'i. iiJ Ps-'Hl with sanitary drop
W.Cere.lCook.,t ' TO .4oir? J5. door
.nd Stew Kettle. I . l fiW' ZX9 LfV '.111 Wf A
The Urea bot- ; 'W withtop l&ift JUU1 fafcll Relniorcad tea
cave ceut-r and water. 9, extra heayy end. f. 3 ,f ,;J! ill J "4-ill V
well wiik-li supply the etamped stew pot The piece which sets . tilinn .-.. . ...
requirements necessary . .. . , . . . , Lam cs--i - ry I
for perfect roasting and " an extra stamped Pud- J ' ar-gjaSTST FifWn- I
eliminnta all the objec- ding Fan, with holes around the top for feed for ficl'IMl! I rfT a H i f ' i sallon I '
lions oi inWior methods, eteaminjr, when it is used in that capa- pfllljl jf&9?l i fc-'Jl I V
'Jmm ity. This vessel is equipped with a bwa' H fcsH .WSSfJ. 8 !! STr I
heavy tin "New Kink" Pot Cover. End f .4 , f J I J . I
F- H18"",!? av V- 4P24S Flueaeom.
I ' Handsomely N.ckel- busUon. i H iTf-l I plsteljaur- I
Ifor stewing, equipped ned on Uu"de- KJ- Vglg'Z:. lstion. .J.
with a heavy tinned "
"New Kink" Pot Cover. . . ....... t
Under ash-pan lining oi asbestos for floor insulation. Large lower V
I' ' ' ;'4 Two Patent Anti- - warming clooet. ,J.
n - Burn Drip Pans. 8" - : '
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Anti-Burn Drip i, K li
2 Pan. 14 1-2" x 20". ; E Kff pa fTA B S V
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1 i r I s'iiuuiiius i?iuus
1...-. r t - - . 14-oz. Cop. 1 I 3
psr Handsomely Nickel-plated 5-pint D I S
Rami Coffee Pot, heavily tinned on inside. B ' ! B
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LEGAL ADVERTISING.
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There Will Have to Be Some
Chances taken by Home Sapital
to Be Successful.
In spile of the dilllcullies of
landing new industries, aggres
sive cities and towns arc making
more and more effort to get new
manufacturing plants. A single
newspaper ilem that Smith is
thinking of Ineat intra now branch
of his manufacturing business, or
that young Jones is to start out
for himself, brings a perfect flood
of inquiries from eagle-eyed
Commercial chilis. Many of these
proposif ions come from profes
sional rounders, who stay in one
place only as long as they get (ax
exemptions and free rent. Under
such conditions men with money
are slow to invest their dollars.
At the same lime other cities
are getting substantial new enter
prises, and their population
figures are jumping ahead. As a
man will never pet much beyond
day wages unless he takes some
chances, so a community will
stand still if it refuses lo invest
money except, on certainties.
When a town does land a sizeable
new industry permanently the in
crease of population brings about
a growth in retail trade and real
estate values thai will wipe out
many previous losses. The cities
where this growth has come have
been those in which the entire
business community has turned in
to help young men get a foothold.
Failures and mistakes were made,
but a few worthless shares of
stock look trilling when popula
tion grow tli has doubled the value
of your real estate or business.
May Loso Eye.
Chester Hallentine was the vic
tim of an accident. Saturday night
dial may eventually cost him one
of his eyes. Several young fellows
were loafing in the barber shop
Saturday night and one of them
threw a small pasteboard box at
another, missed him and struck
Chester on his eye glasses, shat
ering one of llieni and culling the
ball of the eye. lie was taken to
Omaha, where r. (iifl'ord, the eye
specialist, fixed him up, but it will
he several days before they are
able to tell how serimis the injury
may prove. The only moral to lie
drawn from this is that, a barber
shop is a poor place for rough
pranks. Nebaw ka News,
William Deles Dernier of Kliu
wood was in the city today on pro
fessional business.
Preparing to Sink Piers.
From Saturday's Dully.
Work was commenced today by
Waller While and a force of men
under the direction of K. C. lleald
of Washington, D. C, looking to
ward, the prevention of further
settling of the new postolllee
building. Mr. lleald is having
three lest, piers of concrete put
down on the south end of tho lot;
these are a foot in diameter and
will extend to some distance be
low the surface and will later, af
ter the concrete sets, have the
carrying capacity ascertained by
being subjected lo a heavy load,
which will be placed on a platform
on lop of the piers. When the
lest is completed and the amount
of carrying capacity is ascertain
ed, excavations for concrete piers,
both inside and outside the build
ing will be sunk by boring, and
concrete piers thrown under the
footings of the building. In Ibis
way the foundation can be rein
forced and made as substantial as
could have been done had the
piers been sunk in (he first place.
Charles Hula visited his broth
er, Anton, at. St. Joseph's hospital
this morning. Anton is recover
ing from the effects of the gun
shot wound very nicely and if the
physicians will allow him lo use
his injured leg his family expect
to have him home next week.
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I E. Q. DEY B& BM
OYuOH HOSIERY
When You Buy Her SILK HOSE Remember
' that we handle the
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TWENTIETH ANNUAL $
8
GIVEN DY
T. J. SOKOL
Saturday flight, January 13, 1912
AT THEIR HALL,
Plattsmouth, : : : : Nebraska
Six Big Prizes Will So Given!
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CENTS
50c
LADIES 25c
Entertains Kcistcr School Pupils.
From Friday's I Hilly.
Mrs. I.eisl entertained Ihe
pupils of the Krister school in a
nio.-l delight I'ul manner veslerday
afternoon at the pretty home of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Troop, on
(iranile street. She was very
capably assisted in entertaining
her guests by her sister. Mrs.
Troop, and Miss Livingston, an
instruelor of the school. The af
ternoon hours were very plcasanl
lv spent in social conversation and
amusements, vv hicti had , been
planned by Ihe hostesses for the'
entertainment of their guests. At
a convenient lime a most excel
lent luncheon was served, which
was very much appreciated, along
Willi the many enjoyable tilings
e thoughtful hostesses hail pro
vided for their guests.
Riturns From Hospital Today.
From Frlilny's Imlly.
l'erry ColVinan, who had his eye
; injured several days ago by hav
ing a piece of steel enter (lie eye
, ball, returned from Die hospital
last evening on No. J. The sight
iof I lie left eye is entirely ib'slroy
! cd, bul I lie eyeball will not have
to be removed. The injury oc-
curred w bile Mr. CnlVman wa at
his usual work and it was at first
j hoped (hat the sight could be
t I ... I 1 I . I'll oil
iiveu, inn i m skiii oi i ne experts
was without avail. Mr. Coll'nian
will not be able lo go to work for
some time,
Sock
I be published. A
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Gordon.
W. H. Hell a Delegate.
W. II. lleil has received a com
munication from W. S. Deland,
secretary of the Nebraska Farm
ers congress, inlornung turn mat
he has been appointed a delegate
to the second annual meeting of
Ihe Nebraska Farmers' congress,
which w ill convene in Omaha Jan
uary 10 lo 12. The meeting is lo
be held in conjunction with lb
ninth annual meeting of Ihe
Farmers' Co-Operalive drain and
Live Slock association. The Ne
braska Rural Life commission has
joined with the association to
provide a four days' program of
unusual inleresf. Mr. lleil has
received a copy of Ihe program
and expecls to attend. The Coin
utercial club of Omaha will make
I lie larmers welcome, and no
doubt Ihe mayor will give (hem
Ihe freedom of the city.
Mr. Hill is one of Ihe most pro
gressive slock breeders in the
stale, and Ihe committee which
selected Ihe delegates lo Ihe con
gress showed much wisdom in
constituting him a delegate. His
experience in all agricullural lines
as well as in stock breeding has
been very wide, and no belter se
lection could have been made of n
successful agriculturalist am
slock brooder.
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Hosec
They are full fashioned and have the reputation of the
largest Hosiery House in the country back of them.
Ladies9 50c, $1 , $1 .50 and $2
and
Social, Cox Supper
Program.
A sock social, box supper and
program will be given at the lleil
school, 10 miles west of IMatls
inouth, on next Friday evening,
December 22, by the pupils of the
school and the young people of Ihe
lislrict. Everybody invited.
Anna Kopia, Teacher.
12-1 J-?tvv-ild.
Hon. W. A. Puis of ML
ant was in the city today
after business mailers.
I'lens-looking
Visits Daughter at Hospital.
From Saturday's lnlly.
John Albert went to Immanuel
hospital on the morning train to
day to visit, his daughter, Miss
Fmma. Mrs. Albert lias been at
her daughter's bedside during the
week. Her recovery from the ef
fects of an operation some weeks
ago is very slow and not as satis
factory as at first expected.
You have been thinking of that
Christmas present, but perhaps
never ! bought of stationery being
just the thing. Wo liavo at the
Journal ofllce one of tho finest
lines of stationery over displayed
in I'laltsmouth, and wo want you
to consider it as being appropriate
for Christmas.
ETBZKBSE!
Plattsmouth, 60; Glenwood, 17
From Saturday 'a Dally.
The above score was Ihe Until
outcome of the Platls'mouth High
school and Clenwood High schoo
basketball game, played at Coates
hall last night. Superintendent
Morgan of'lhe (ilenvvood schools
referred the game and l'rincipa
Oscar Larson of this city acted as
umpire. Tho (ilenvvood team out
classed the IMattsmouth boys in
weight and height, bul the fine,
team-work and accurate goal
throwing were the strong points
of the Plattsmouth loam. The
boys are receiving Ihe congratula
tions of numerous friends of tho
school for their splendid victory.
The line-up of the IMattsmouth
team was as follows: Lester Dal
lon, center; Don Arries, forward;
Olen Edwards, forward; Major
Arries, guard; Con Schlater,
guard; Elmer Frans, forward;
Ralph Larson, forward; E. Noble,
guard.
V. Ci. Rhutt and son. Joe. were
Omaha visitors today, where they ! Plattsmouth, flcb.
looked after business mailers and
look in the Christinas decorations. in.wi-TO
Christmas Time is Joy Time
All the Time is Good Clothes Time!
We have made grout preparations for Yulctide nt this store. Good
cheer and good clothes olniund in great qualities. We'll sell you Clothes
or Hose, Shirts or Ties, Hats or Caps. Anything and every thing you need
for dressing appropriately nnd smartly during the Holidays, then we'll
start you on your way rejoicing. We want mothers nnd sisters to come
here and select gifts for father and brother. We are also displaying many
bright new models in
"Millcr-Madc" and Sincerity Clothes,
Suits and Overcoats
THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT!
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