THURSDAY. MARCH 5, 1914.
PLATTSKOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
FiCC 3.
THE PASSING OF MRS.
HATTIE R. ALLISON
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The Thousands of Satisfied Users of RAYO Incubators Are Our Best Advertisement!
We've told vou of the superior and exclusive fea
tures of Kayo construction over and over again. We've
told you that because of this construction the Kayo boosts
profits, slashes expense and cuts out the drudgery. We've
told you, too, why the Kayo uses only one gallon of
oil, where others use five. And we've told you that the Kayo
is so nearly automatic that it practically runs without
attention, while others require constant looking after.
Now let some of our customers tell you what they
think of the Kayo Incubator. Kead the notations from letters
printed above, "also the few letters below. They back up
a!l our claims.
You can be sure of buying the right incubr.tor if you get the
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Himdredspf eTPerienced ponltryir.en
vill have no other and yon can be sate in
followinc their lead. The Rayo is especially
recommended to beeinners on account of its
' simplicity, reliability and certainty oi producing best
results. For instance, here s a beginner who
Won Big Hatching: Contest
With a KAYO
"The Ravo I botJgtst of you won for ire in the contest conducted by Successful V
FarmitR which included practically all r the Dest makes. 1 had orly 71 tertiie
eggs in the machine bat I sot 71 nice. Hearty emeus, ana raise a jh or tnerri.
It never varied 3 desrees. and only nsec seven Quarts ot oU for two hatches."
Airs. B m. Wtaoer. R. t . I). 1. HiiUinutrt. Onto.
An Expert Breeder Orders Another RAYO
"I jnst made my rst ha'ch this season and hatched every fertile rgc with
the Rayo I got last season. Enclosed find an order for anoh:r mach:r.e. co;npl- .
Send it as soon as possible, for 1 am in reed of it badly, and 1 vroulaiike to have the
agency for same, as the machine I have has 'sli-nued' nil." ' VanJ Crotre. Lreeccr
of S. C. Kkmie Island Reds. Ilanna Ct:y. IU.
Beats All His Neighbors' Hatches
"I am well pleased with the Rayo Incubator. I have no trotil le from rtart to
finish no lamp to fill every mornins:. as with ether machines. The Rayo heat is
reirulated in less than one hour, ready for the engs. but with ether makes of incu
hsmni 1 have hwn from 12 to 24 hours rertaatinK the heat. Thi- spnnK .itii the
. Ravo I hatched the hizhest percentage of ter.ile ecTS in this neighborhood.
Everyone who has seen my machine lites the looks of it at fcfst sikM.'
Coui. Morns Plun. S. J.
A Better Incubator At A Lower Price
The "R2.V0" requires enly ore f.llinsr to a hatch. Epgrs
and thermometer can be seen thronth doable Rlasstop.
which raises tor a:r;nfr. cleanirir and tamins: ejrirs. Lamp
tmuer ess chamter prives perfect rr.diiirion. JOotib'.e wuter
thermostat acts on flm- I't-iV :ice - rsa-n heat reedd
thrown amy. Autorcatie vvntiiator. Stronr reijofd eie, eoverwi
with teei, er-.ajrpltxi like mahvpury. msk?a it tirvoroof and hindwue.
Write for Bnnk No 17 and w'i' rd ynu RATO free aampla
hatetuurf ctuu-t, spadal low factory prica kiid iomr..i.auoQ ocera.
Abso:t;ie!y free, a sample ii fcis&i&$ f &
of the Kayo I'atent Hatch- Vf- "ujr:l ' V
i is
James i'.
OSCAR WILSON, Agent
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Kayo
in Chart. It tells wliat to
do day by day during: hatch.
We also give you a SI. 50
KvRTometer with each Rnvo
Inrubaror you purchase Book.
" Turning K.cs Chickens
Inl lKli.irs" FREE and r it
paid on request. This FREE
book a's' tei:s all aWmt Kayo
Incubators an J Brooders- Writs
for it and sample of only patent
hatchinK chrt in the w'rld.
Both are FREE. Get Fook 17.
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For Literature, Price or Demonstration, see Oscar Wilson, Fiattsmouth, Ncbr.
MRS. GEO. GOODMAN OF
LINC0LN0PERA1ED UPON
Mrs. r;eorpr; Cioodinan of Lin
coln, daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. C.
A. Harvey of this city, who has
for some time been troubled with
severe stomach trouble, was
taken t the St. .Elizabeth hos
pital in that city on Friday nip lit
on the advice of her jdiysicians,
and on Saturday mornins- was
operated on at the hospital. Mr.
Harvey was summoned to her
bedside ami armed I here before
the operation, and when he left
there on Sundav evenintr his
daughter was set tins alons: nice- j up and around.
Jy and the brish!et hopes -were
entertained for iier recovery, al
thoush the operation was of a
very severe, nature. The friends
of this worthy lady will be
pleased ti learn that she rel-tii'.s-
alon;.' so nicely asid tru-L
that she may continue to improve
in health until she is able to be
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The "New Idea" Manure Spreader
Does flore and Better Work.
THE ROLLER SKATING
iH A THING OF THE
PAST IN PLATTSMOUTH
in
It thoroughly pulverizes all kinds of manure. Spreads more manure
less time than any other machine of like capacity. The manure is spread, wider
and more evenly. Simple construction makes the New Idea the ideal sireader
for busy farmers. Substantially made from the best material. Every part is
inspected many times from start to finish. No complicated gears to get out of
order. Has a steady, non-jerking feed and a perfect, endless conveyor that
positively cannot slip.
Here Are a Few More Features of This 100-Point Spreader:
Two cylinders (instead of one). Pointed cylinder teeth that never pull out
Cannot choke or clog. Unique and patented distributor spreads manure 5 to 7
feet wide. Low down, Direct chain drive and simplest of all feeding mechan
isms. Strong Wheels, lightest draft, Look at the "New Idea" Spreaders the
next time you are near our store.
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Large, descriptive and and freely illustrated catalog, FREE.
From Tuesday's lallv.
The roller skating- rink that
lias furnished amusement for the
lovers of this kind of s;mrt in
this city for the past month has
been numbered anions- the things
of the past, as they have silently
folded their tents and departed
for sreener fields. Mr. Ivorak
conducted a very nice and pleas-
lins place durins the time he was
lo-re. but was handicapped by the
fact that the buiidins- was hardly
suitable for the purpose for
which they desired t use it, as
it was not Iarjre enough, and not
being- able to find a suitable
room they decided to try another
location and will locate at Ne
braska City, where the skating
rink will be operated. The peo
ple in our neighboring- city can
rest assumed that they will be
treated with the greatest of
courtesy by Mr. Dworak and that
the rink will be run on a clean
and moral basis that is certain
to please all those who patronize
it. 5The fixtures of the rink were
loaded on a car last evening
ready for shipment.
Distinguished Visitor.
From Tuesday's Daily.
J. L. Tuttle of Geuda Springs,
Kansas, who has been here for a
few days visiting at the home of
V. A. Ingalls and family, de
parted this morning- for Omaha,
from whence he will return
home. Mr. Tuttle is one of the
wealthiest men in the state of
Kansas and his holdings in that
state are estimated at .91,000,
000. He formerly owned the
famous Pond Creek ranch in
Oklahoma, which in early days
occupied the spot wher the town
of Pond Creek is located.
(From the Union I.ed-er .
Horn September II, Is 17, at
.North Haltimore, Ohio. Iied
at " o'clock Thursday morn
ing1, February i'.M i, at their
home, six miles northeast of
Union, Neb., aged of. -ars. r
month", and days.
The. sud.len ami unexpected
death of this estimable la.ly cat
a giooni over the entire com
munity in which she lied. and
few knew that -he had been very
seriously ill. A hort time bef. .re
her death he had enjoyed lor
uual good health, and her- death,
coming so .suddenly, was a great
shock to the relatives and
friends. She was calW-d upon to
mourn the death of her mother,
the late Mrs. Gertrude M. Wiley,
and it was while attending- the
funeral on February lo. that Mr.
Allison took a .eere cold that
later de eloped into pneumonia
and linally resulted in her death
at the time aboe mentioned. The
funeral services were held in the
Lewislon church la-t Friday at J
o'clock in the afternoon, attended
by a ery large number of
friends and relalixes. the .-ervice-i
being- conducted by ev. W. A.
Taylor of this place, who preach
ed a very impre-ie sermon
1-4-13.
Inter-
John Chap
ami John
of the d"
Wiley. and
from Revelation
rm-ut was made in the cemetery
adjoining- the church, the pall
bearers being Fred Clark. I.. J.
llr.ll, Frank Rhoden.
peil. Creed Harris
IlohM'hiedt.
The maiden nana
ceased was Ilattie
she was a daughter of Ir. Wil
liam W. Wiley, who died man
ears ago, and Mrs. Gertrude M.
Wib-y, who-.e death occurred
February 8th of this year. She
was lirt married September 11,
lHt'.D. to Hernard lrot. and his
death occurred September H.
To this union even chil
dren were horn. he oi whom
died in infancy, the uriing
children being Mrs. Wilhelmma
Tigner and Mrs. Jessie Leach.
Her second marriage was Sep
tember 30, 1MS1. to Leroy Al
lison, who, with the two daugh
ters above named, are left to
mourn her death. She came with
her parents to thi state and
located in Omaha in Is.'jT, and
two ears later they came to thi
county and located on the home
stead where the parents reidd
until death called them away.
The deceased was one of the very
useful members of society, bas
ing an excellent education in ad
dition to her ambition to do good
to id hers and make the world
b tier by having lived in it. She
was a member of the Kpi-copal
church, always active in the af
fairs of the religious organiza
tions, and her influence for good
will be sadly missed amonir the
people with whom she associated
so many years.
Best Family Laxative.
Dew are of constipation. Ue
Dr. King's New Life Pills and
keep well. Mrs. Charles F..
Smith, of West Franklin. Me.,
call them '"Our family laxative."
Nothing- better for adults or
aged. Get them today. 2oC. All
Druggists or by mail. II. V..
Uucklen & Co., Philadelphia or
St. Louis.
TO MR. AND MRS. MAYABB
AT THE BURROWS HOME
FOR SALE 8-room house,
modern except furnace. Price,
?3, 2Ti0.no. Will take some live
stock as part payment. Windham
Investment & Loan Co.
3-2-Uwkly
From Tuesday's rallr.
Claude Mayabb and wife, who
have engaged in assist intr on the
farm of Luke Wiles, near this
city, have decided to ensrase in
farming for themselves and hae
rented a farm near Murray, where
they will reside durinsr the com
ing summer. In honor of their
friends, the members of the
Loval Bereans class of the Chris
tian church, with their teacher.
Thomas Wiles, decided to give
their friends a farewell reception
and last evening at the home of
Mrs. Burrows, mother of Mr.
Mayabb. they tendered a ni"t
delightful farewell to their
friends, and Mr. and Mrs. May
abb were made the recipients of
several very handsome pieces of
china and silverware. At an ap
propriate hour a very enjoyable
luncheon was served, which added
greally to the pleasures of the
evening", and the event will be
long- remembered most jdeaart
ly by all who were present.
Try the Journal for calling
cards.
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W hlle Ihi, l:-..dn:e;te.: .-f
rutiiiinz time wa- n-d n'! t h i '
was dei-r.-.J J.y Je !-: i ? - of;
this city. till it wdl pr-e a;
rmif-h tiiore p!.-a-ir:- arra:i-e
ment than forno-rly ar d - th.i;,
will be m-jeh aiprefi.ii.d l th-; ""
trae!ir.- men runnri ..f ; r' Vi":,:i
Chica-'o. who by this r:-tl ' '" !v
make Platt-m.-uth their : r-f -t - - t
in Nebraska. i::-!.ad '. !i nr t ; !" 1 " :" : !j "
run o!i int i :i:a ha ;.:.d t to--' ! " v "'
Cii!!i d-'Wn loTe on a I i ! r trrv.-;
at a lo-- of tin e aTid n .y ! .
t hero e Ttie U ; r 1 1 1
manaierneut found it v.--y
tie;, It e.-n i'i irak'i'r thi- r..rj.
( ion. a this train is ..r..- thif
is run in C"ii:;i. t it i--n wiiii fie
trains ,.n ..tlvr roads ard t he ;' ;:. I '
be! i iM,. hi. t.i i... f r,.!..!!"i"-i '
.in it- riinni" h .-.!': !.- wh'.-h i-!1 ' 1
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A H'tuli medicine f-.r rhi!-Irer
shout. 1 be harmless, i; .!..-. M
pleasant to fake. It i-, .';!d 1
eiTeetunl. Chn.M .brlain's Co-;h
flemeijy is all this and i Jh
mothers faor;te : yw !i-re.
For ale bv all i1'-.i!t.
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ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING
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TRY A PAIR OF OUR WORK SHOES.
Every pair puarantrd and all .- Sfto.-k.
Take a look in our Tviri'Io-sr.
AVARD & MCLEAN,
Riley Block,