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MONDAY. DECEMBER 15,1913.
PLATT8IHOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
I Have Decided
of the Mild Weather
To sell all Ladies and Childrens Coats, Suits
and y i? Jioys Suits and Overcoats at -'0 dis
count. This means more to you than fhe so-ca lied
half ji ico Sales in the metroolitiaii papers, as Isell
all my goods on a small margin in the. first place.
I also itave a line line of Toys, and Dolls and many
other i ems too numerous to mention that would
make i nice Christinas Gift.
H. WEINTRAUB
in
THE FAMOUS GEORGIA
MINSTRELS AT THE PAR
MELE CHRISMS NIGHT
Richards V. Pringle's -famous
Georgia Minstrels of f bitty all
colored performers, present ing
an entirely pew minstrel pro
gram, will appear at the Parrnele
theater on. Thursday night, De
(en;ber .3. This season's or
ganization is said to be of tin
very best talent obtainable, ami
will ronsj.-t of high-grade min
strel features, of - novelty ami
jm r.il. .The arti.-ts have been se
lected with exceptional eare. am?
each performer is A guaranteed
minstrel iar of the lirst magni
tude. The press e erywhere .peak
rf Richards i lringle"s new -uiii-pany
in the l ronge. ehcouiums
of praise; Tile Richmond Daily
Examiner says : "For elegance -of
inoui -.tin its, ariety, novelly and
T0 your Christmas shopping in our
J-. show windows.
many suggestions of useful gifts every article with a price
mark on it. No matter what
from 10c to $30 you'll find
...:n i f
win pieuse.
Men Appreciate-
Combination Sets
Neckwear and Hosiery, $1.
Neckwear, Handkerchiefs,
and Hosiery at $1.50.
Initial Handker
chief one-half dozen to a
box, 25c each,S1.50 the box
and 35c each, $2 the box.
Cuff Links 25c to
$1. Stickpins 50c to $2.
Combination Sets pin and
links, $1 to $2. Pins and
Clasp Sets, 50c to $3.
New line of Shirts.
selected for holiday trade.
Eclipse and Manhattan
Shirts $1 to $3.50. .
Many other items that will be right for
giving, such as Gloves, Mittens Collar Bags, Tie Rings,
Traveling Sets, Laundry Bags, Traveling Bags and Cases,
Fur Caps, Stetson ; Hats, Sweater Coats, Linen Collars,
Suspenders, Garters, Mufflers silk or knitted.. Come early
and find the best selections.
Manhattan
Shirts ;
a
On Account
0
merit, Richards & I'rinsle's
ileorgia Minstrels have never
been surpassed in this city."
Seats are now im sale, at Weyrich
& lladraba's drug store.
NOT BEYOND HELP AT 87.
Sleep-disturbing bladder weak
ness, stiffness in .joints, weak; in
active kidney action and rheuma
tic pains, are all evidences of kid
ney trouble. Mrs. Mary A. lean,
17 E. Walnut PL, Taunton, Mass.,
writes:, "I have passed my 87th
birthday, and thought I was- be
yond th reach nT medicine, but
Foley Kidney . Pills have proved
most beneficial in my case." For
sale by all druggists.
FOR SALE DATES
.Reverse' the Telephone
Call to
FRANK GRAHAM,
. Auctioneer,
Springfield, Neb.
. 'Phone 91.
v
Copriglat Hart cOriicr .V Mill
There you will find
amount you want to invest
here something to give that
Smoking Jackets,
6 and 7.
Bathrobes, $5, $6,
and $7.50.
Extra large show
ing of Neckwear,
including all the new
shapes in beautiful silks,
25c, 35c, 50c, 75c and on
up to $2 each; put up in
holiday, boxes.
Interwoven Sox, 2
nairs silk inholidavbox SI
4 pair silk in : holiday
' box
Stetson
Hats
MRS. GERTRUDE MORGAN
ENTERTAINS IN HONOR
The pleasant home of Mrs.
(ertrude Morgan, on North Sixth
street, was the scene of a very
pleasant gathering Saturday aft
ernoon, when the hostess-enter
tained in honor of . Mrs. Paul C.
Morgan, of Hay Springs, Neb.,
who is here visiting with her
relatives for the .holidays. The
occasion was in the nature of a
Kensington and some forty of the
young lady friends of the guest of
honor were invited to be present
to take part in the enjoyment of
the afternoon, and much pleasure
was derived in visiting ami in me
making of different dainty ar
ticles such , as only the ladies
know the secret of preparing.
During the course of the after
noon -a very tempting two-course
luncheon was served by the hos
tess, .assisted by Misses Mary E.
Foster, May Murphy and Emma
Myers, which served to add a
very pleasant touch to the al
ready much enjoyed afternoon,
and it was with great regret that
the c.nmuany departed, but all
felt great pleasure in having been
able to spend a few hours with
their friend. Mrs. Morgan.
YOUNG WOMEN: NUMBER
SURPRISING.
The number of young women
who suffer with weak back, dizzy
and nervous spells, dull headache
and weariness is surprising. Kid
ney and bladder ills cause those
troubles, but if Foley Kidney Pills
are taken' as directed relief fol
lows promptly, and the ills dis
appear. Contains no habit-form
ing drugs. Tor sale by all drug-
ists. ' . '
T. J. SOKOL SOCIETY
ELECT OFFICERS FOR
THE ENSUING YEAR
The TV J. Sokol society yester
day afternoon held . their regular
monthly meeting at their hall on
West Pearl street, to look after
reg iilaf ri dutine' I'ti.-hiess and to
elect the otlicers for the ensuing
year, and the. following otlicers
were chosen to guide the destinies
of the organization:
President William Holly.
Vice President Severiu Krejci.
Secretary C. W. Hula.
Treasurer Anton Kauka.
Financial Secretary Emmons
Ptak.
Turning instructor Charles
Hadraba.
trustees j. j. svobotta, jr.,
Vincent Pilney,- Tim Kahoutek.
!Y1. E. Ladies Meet.
From Friday's Pally.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
M. E. church held their regular
meeting yesterday afternoon at
the church parlors and were very
pleasantly entertained by Mes-
dames A. J. Iteeson, C. E. Dabbitt
and A. P. Barnes. The ladie?
held a -very interesting business
session, at which time they made
all final plans for their bazaar to
be held in the vacant room in the
Riley block. After the business
session the ladies spent (here
mainder of the afternoon in a de
lightful social time. The hostes
ses served a most tempting
luiiclunn. There was a large
number in attendance.
Will Have Box Social.
There will be a box social am
program at the Buck school, in
District 1 i, four miles northwest
of Union' and three and one
quarter miles southwest of Mur
ray Friday evening-, December
i!Hh, and everybody is invited to
tome. (Solda Nobby
Teacher.
12-8-ltd-3twkly
You may rely upon your sales
being properly looked
'' - after by
ATwT OS ISKE
AUCTIONEER
who has had many years ex
perience in the ring, and has
always maintained the reputa
tion of securing, the high-dollar
for all goods and stock
placed in his care. Numerous
sales have been successfully
conducted in this county.
Dates can be made at this of
fice or by writing
A.C.ISKE,LaP!aito,!Ieb.
Call raijllkm Kxoljaujrev. Cliestui.t Kill
Neckwear
This is the univer
sal gift for men and
always gladly re
ceived.. We have all
newest creations.
This is tlio home of
Christinas ties. Pack
ed in beautiful Xmas
boxes with appro
priate, card. One
special lot in Ixjxes
Open Evenings
Until Christmas
Box Social a Success.
From ivridav's JJaily.
The bux social held at Ihc
Jean school house, southwest of
this city, last evening was a most
enjoyable affair- ami those at
tending enjoyed themselves to
the utmost in the warm contest
ver the different tempting boxes
offered for sale, and the sale of
the boxes resulted in a neat sum
being cleared for the school. The
school is taught by Elmer Trans
of this city, and the success of
the entertainment was , largely
due to his efforts. - A mixed pro
gram of songs, recitations and
dialogues proved a very enjoyable
feature of the evening. The re
ceipts were in the. neighborhood
of $10.
Smoke "Kcno" cigars.
Brothers.
Wurl
m m m m m m m m m m m m
4
NOTICE! '
KEEP YOUR MONEY AT
HOME.
J- Common Sense Counts as
i Much in Making a Town -l-I-
as Anything Else.
I- WESTERN MACHINE AND
I- FOUNDRY CO.
of Plattsmouth, Nebraska, !-
Fourth and Pearl Streets. 2
I (Furinrrly Clinpic (Jasolim. l
J Eiiirint' ('o.1 !
$ . At the .si.tlicil at ion if our I
J friends we liavi- taken over J
J tlic above works with a view
of expanding lhi business
I alonj; conservative lines. -I-i
Wo shall continue to
J inanufaeture the Patent !
J (lasoline Engine heretofore J
J made in these works, for the J
I reason that in .principle it J
l is the best Ksoliue engine -l-
that w know of; the name -I-l
of this engine will be J
f chanKed, also the name of
the concern as per above. -I
J Our aim shall be to em- v
! jdoy only competent men; J-
J these we shall introduce as
'I- fast as the business war-
2 rants, and may from time -I
I- to time draw on our Omaha
I shop for such special help J
J as may be required until I lie
4 volume of work shall just it'y
-l their permanent residence -I
in Plattsmouth. !
The foundry and machine !
I- shop will be at the service
f and accommodation of the -l-4
comniunily and render any -l-I
assistance in. machinery re- -'
I pairs or equipment that -l-
may be wanted. In addi- -l
lion to our regular work we
will undertake to overhaul
J and rebuild automobiles, or J
J- attend to repairs pertain- J
intr to machinery in pen
J eral; build special machin- J
cry when required from
J.f nsloniers'. own ideas and J
J-.plans, and, in general, fur-
i nish such service as may be v
I expected from any , lirst- J
class inacliini.' shop.
We also, act as purchas- -l
I-iiifr agents !for any kind of -l
-l' machinery ami supplies,
! and can furnish same on
- short not ice. !
WESTERN MACHINE AND
i- FOUNDRY CO.
fr . of Plattsmouth, Neb. !
- Ptatts. 'Phone 362. ,
Omaha 'Phone D-5S37. it
:' . ;
AND NOW LET'S GET BUSY WITH
THAT CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
Here are suggestions for a man's Christmas from a man's store
many useful gifts, lowly priced:
Holeproof hosiery in Christmas Boxes
Darnproof hose, G pairs guaranteed G months
Handkerchiefs
Uoth in boxes and
without. You can
b u y handkerchiefs
most anywhere, but
not distinctively
men's handkerchiefs.
These are the famous
'Wilson Uros.' goods,
and are in a class by
themselves. S i ! k
hdkfs., with initial
L'.k;. Linen and lirieen
lc and iTjc. 13 e s t
silk, 0e. A P u re
linen hemstitched
gent's kerchief, 2'2c.
Traveler's
Goods
In these days every
lwdy travels some
therefore a nice
traveling hag or suit
case isyreatly appre
ciated as a gift, llero
is a store that has
everything ton wish
for in this line, from
a Gee grip to the fin
est $-'0 bag.
C. E. WE SCOTT'S
EVERYBODY'S STORE
W. E. ROSENGRANS
AND PARTY RETURN
FROM SUNNY TEXAS
Jsaturday exeninn W. 1'. llosi-n-crans
and Hie parly he cosnlucted
to southern Texas to iew the
land there, returned home, hav
ing had a most enjoyable trip,
and all were greatly pleased with
the land there. The party was
delaed somewhat by the ibds
that visited certain parts of tlie
Lone Star slate, but outside of
this drawback they enjoyed n
most delightful time, taking in
the many interesting and rowiii?
cities in that stale. While at
Urovnille the sihi-seers were
able to see pari of the scenes of
lh Mexican war, as they wire
riiiht on the border and H'Thss
the river were lar.ee numbers of
Mexican soldiers in Matamoras.
just across the river from lliown
ville, and the party visited here
for a few li'iurs, but found every
thing upset )v the vvar, which has
been almost constantly oin-- on
in Mexico for the past two years.
The Texas land which the parly
lonked over seemed mighty p-ooil
to the boys and they were well
pleased with the trip.
Dr. Hobson's Ointment Heals
Itchy Ecezma.
The constantly itching,' lurn-iri'-
sensation and other disaret?
able forms of eczema, letter, salt
rheum and skin eruptions
promptly cured by Dr. Hobson's
Eczema Ointment. (Jeo. W. filch
of Mendola. 111., says: "I pur
chased a box of Dr. Hobson's
Eczema Ointment. Have had
Eczema ever since the civil war,
have been treated by many doct
ors, none hae riven the benefit
that one box of Dr. Hobson's
Eczema Ointment has." Eery
sufferer should try it. We're so
positive it will help you we guar
antee it or money refunded. At
all Druj-'trisls or by mail, ric
Pfeiller Chemical Co., Phila
delphia and 81. Louis.
For Sale.
-S2-acro farm, one-quarter
mile from city limits of a town
of 3,u0; laiRe orchard; 20 acres
in fall wheat; no waste land; all
the very best; 3 wells; 0-room
house in good condition; electric
light; good water system. Di
vision point of Wabash railroad
employing 200 men. Price, f8,
000.00; part down and rest in
good security, or $7,500.00 cash.
For particulars sec
M. Duxbury,
322 Cor. Uh and Oranitc Sts.
' ' 12-2-2wks-ditw
FOR SALE AT A CARGAIN.
My 1UI3 Excelsiur Molorcjcle.
Demonstrator 7-10 II. P.. two
cylinders, belt drive, Eclipse free
engine clutch, Hosch niagreto,
fully equipped, Old. Hoi headlight,
f idelity Tail lampi Aermore ex
haust whistle, Preslo-lite gas
tank, Mickcl luggage carrier,
Corbin-Hrown speedometer. This
machine has only been run about
500 miles, is slightly used and
will 1m 'sold at a.n.VROAIX. For;
particulars call or write,
II. STEINHAUEIl & SOX,
Plattsmouth, Neb.
Combination
Sets
Here is variety
enough to plfato
your wildi-st fancy.
Unique and pleasing
corubinat ions of sus
penders, garters, ties
hosiery, belts, hand
kerchiefs, tie pin, tie
clasp and culT but
tons all put up in
Christmas Ixixing, at
prices, liOc to $.1.
SONS
A Delightful Scene.
A rich ineyard surrounded
by hills and woods delights the
ee of every lover of nature. The
juicy fruit of European and
American vinear.ls present'.! by
lively maidens is both a delicacy
and a nourishment. The hills
ami woods supply aromatic medi
cinal herbs and roots, which the
skillful hand of the chemist
combines, with wine into Triner's
American Elixir of Hitter Wine,
the well known family remedy.
This is shown in Triner's Wall
Calendar for 1D151 A copy mail
ed to any address upon receipt of
ten cents, sent to .los. Triner.
i;33-I3oJ So. Ashland Ae.,
Chicago, 111.
Turnverein Elects Ofiicers.
The .Plattsmouth Turnerejn
yesterday held their regular
monthly meeting at the Oerinan
Home, tuid the chief feature of
the meeting was the election of
otlicers for the ensuing year as.
follows:
Preidenl Ceorge II. Tarn-.
Vice President Adolpli Oeie.
Ci rres ponding Secret ary Em II
Walters.
Financial Secretary Clau
Hoetel. Treasurer R. O. Rawls.
Trustees T. P. Saltier. Albert
Schuldice, F. ;. I'uenber ger.
Turning Instructor Robert
Itichter.
M. l'anger and his brother-in-law.
Mr. Sehull. .f Missoiirj Val
ley, were over Sunday isjfors in
this city, returning to their home
tliis morning on the early I?ur
linglon train.
Pocket Flashlights
Ul j Hi m umJ
This iis tlie famous "Ever Readv Vest F'ocket Flaslilidit tlir
fl i . -.!
small size s ecu is omy i;j muira wiuc, o imum "g. v
inch thick. The larger size 3 cell measures 3x2x;!i
Here is the old reliable, hut in
sold by the novelty stores. Case
right for driving.
This is the large lens flash light throws a fml rV-arn a!icaL
Fine for around the house and barn. Hard, fiber case.
We carry them in stock, also carry batteries at all times.
Weyrich & Hadraba
DRUGGISTS AND KODAK DEALERS
$1.50
60c
House Coats
11 many suwe-
carry a complete line
of thus e p''..ir
Christmas goods, hut.
Jir.1 will l.nd a f Jll
w i h, re anl at
prics that will
p'eji'.e ou. IiOirv
in rol- and bat h
roiws and sniolim
jackets in l.f-st !e
sins ?" tip.
Fur Caps and Sweaters
for Christmas
PUNS FOR THE WHUE
GIFT CHRISTMAS
Y' -ferd ix afl.t i i.i '-n IV pipn
of the Mthodit smi'Li -.-ri- !
spen! si-eral hours in rei.-arin-!lu
eacol m J,.. u.-. at l!i tn;r
Oift C.hri-I ni.is c-ieirnl i.ttt ,, ...
held this ear 'af the rfinrch. ai d
the gep.i'ial plan- f-.J- It'le
w er e di ''i--ei and linal ai rar-'e-ii.'ents
r,;ji.!.' for this U lj;at io i
of the Jiirlhday of lb.- Kin.' f
Kma. Ttie : i r I v for tlo- h!tl
folk- oT Ji p.l- and UT'd'-r uil! e
held on ehiesda iilirrii''M.
Ieecinler 7i. !ll J 'tt..k. .it
which limn a tre.it will ui'it
he llttte I. !;. r'l. fitf- Wl ! b
I F i oa?y traf .if the c 1 r,it ion.
as (he in w Whife IH Cfiri-tmi
coii-i-t.-. i,i giviiikr i;i-fi a.J of re
ceiving. I tie i --;ul.i i; l"lir if m is
exercises will be ;:'.m. to ll
the general ublic i- cordiall i i
iled. Tlie ,mi eb .pe for Ito
celehr a ! i. -ir. with iti;uel ions as
f the manner of irift for the
Kirsr. hae eeir i i - f r;tiif . d. a d
ttoy will proe of irre.il j. I in
-t repg hen i n ir the chinch wo
as well as ynini; many an oppor
tuiiily lo nler into t he -er ic- of
the King more acid.
Boy Wanted.
I'.ov at'oiil 15 ars ,,r age I
I:. dp about 'he -lore. Mu-d fur
nih uootl references. ,N'n i-u.ir-etle
smoker wauled. . T.
Ricliard"U. Myn;:J. Nrb.:
1 .'-15-twJw-dAw
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is hard, watcr-Iiroof fiber jut
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