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FLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 10, 1914.
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September 11th and 12th marks the beginning of our
second season and finds us prepared for a bigger and better business than ever before. We
will show, and sell, a greater number of stylish hats this Fall than was sold here during tho
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Exclusivs Design Pattern Hats
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no copies will be one of the features of this exhibit. Priced from
$7.50 to $20.00.
We will show the latest shapes in Black Velvets with classy
metal and feather trim in prices ranging from $3.50 to $7.50. For
the simpler street hats to those strictly for dress from $10 to 18.
In Plush and Veloir so rapidly coming into favor you will find
some of our best models every one worth the money.
Yoiir Choice Fr6C Hair Dress Message, Manicure
or Shampoo, with your hat pur-
chased on September 11th and 12th, at this store.
A pretty Flower Souvenir to each lady attending-
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Only Dependable Goods!
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of Sanitary Hair and Toilet Goods
Kquiped with the latest Electric Devices for sanitary
treatment of the Hair, Scalp, and face.
Guaranteed Human Hair Switches
To dress the hair in the latest style one must have a good
switchr Three strand wavy switches correct for the latest
high hair dress effects.
Price from $3.00 Up
Switches and transformations made from combings; old
switches renewed.
Appointments by Phone
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Shampooing, Manicuring. Hair Dressing and Massage.
All Work Guaranteed.
Miss Bonge
Telephone 352
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SIONERS SELECT A NEW
COUNTY ATTORNEY
From Wednesday's Dally.
Tfi baiil of t oimly ronnnis
s'iimts llii-; iiiorniiitr :it t f
ion mail- a .-Hrclioii of a
rnij!it attorney (. Iak tin plar-
uia;l" v.n :ml )i 1 1 1 - insinuation of
l. II. Taylor ami for the position
m !-rtr. A. .'. '.-. of tin's city,
! only aii :i .in t for the posi
tion. ;!nl who will he a canliiat
for tl, i. Hie,- at he general dec
t: n in N.'viiiii"!-, Mr. Cole will
at once r.-nme tin thities of lh"
ollice ,;; mm; as the Jiece-sary
I o-pl-; are anaiiL-rd ami :-
pl . e,l.
I he hoanl alo yesterday r-
ieil a ie(ition sivit'-il hy some
t.l lej.ients of Sail C.i-eek ami
I'.lmw J pieeim-ts akinr thai
the tpie-tion of suhmi! I iiiir l!io
iii. titer of eleetitiir a (nii!it as-
-eol- he phli-e on llle ballot al
the coming r-h-i tion. The petition
v,a refue.l hy the hoaril. as it
Ii.l not coni.ly wilh tht' projs
ion of lh,- eiel ta!ntfs of the
-tate ,.f Nebraska.
Sell your property through the
Journal Want Ads.
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ARRIVES FROM CANAL
ZONE OF PANAMA
From WVdru-pilay s Daily.
This r n i n Mrs. V. V. Maxm
ari it l in this city fioin the t'anal
Zoin in l'anama, where she ami
her hnshaml have been making
their home ami where Mr. Maxim
is employed on tbe poverninent
work there. Mrs. Maxon made the
trip by boat from Colon to New
York and I lien to this city. She
will visit here for a month or so
ami will be accompanied back
home by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Homer McKay, who will spend the
winter in the tropic climate of the
canal zone. The Maxon family
hae had mnch success in l'anama
ami are well pleased with the
conditions there where the Tinted
Slal'-s v-overnmcnl has every,
provision for the improvement of
the conditions there and every
employe of the poveriimeiit i
riven the best of treatment.
IYI. Tritsch, refracting optician,
at Gering & Co.'s Wednesday and
Saturday evenings. Examination
free.
Subscribe for the Jourial
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- THE SPOT CASH FAMILY DRUGGISTS -
Buy a Coupon Book
A 00 Book for $5.00 A $3.00 Book for $2.50
School Supplies:
Spelling Tablets Composition Books
Writing Tablets Drawing Tablets
Water Colors History Paper
Inks Black. Blue and Red
Fountain Pen Ink
H ConklinSta,n
The Only Non-Leakable Pen on the Market.
From $2.50 Up
THE ST. MARY'S GUILD
ENTERTAINED AT HOME OF
MRS. HENRY HERALD
From Wednesday's Pally.
The ladies of St. Mary's (inibl
wore entertained yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Henry
llerold on North i'ifth street in a
most charming manner. The
ladii's spent some time in the dis
cussion of plans for the year's
work of (he iuild ami also in the
plying of the busy needle in tht
making of dainty articles that will
me offered at bazaar to be riven
by the (inild later in the season.
lelieions refreshments was serv
ed al a suitable hour by the hos
tess asisled by Mrs. T. H. IJates
which proved one of the most de
lightful features of the afternoon
The ladies at, a late hour departed
for their homes delighted with the
splendid hospitality offered them
at the llendd home. There were
ipiile a larjre number of the ladies
of the Cuiid in attendance at Ihe
-ratherinjr.
WHEAT. AT THE COUNTY
FARM, MADE SIXTY BUSH
ELS TO THE ACRE
The county farm west of this
city has turned out, some splendid
results this season under the
management of Superintendent
Tanis and the crops secured there
are such that will insure a line
showing at the end of the year.
The wheat was threshed out Sat
urday on the farm ami the aver
age will he sixty bushels to the
acre while the oats will show fifty
four bushels per acre, which is a
showin.tr am is secured by t he
r- reful attention and the applica
tion of the most scientific methods
of farming-. The live stock on the
farm has also nourished in splen
did shape as some $70(1 worth of
hojrs were raised and $500 of
cattle and slock. There are now
seventy head of hoprs on the farm
all of whom are in the best of
condition, and will add to the pro
tits of the farm. The stock placed
on the farm has been the very
best here being- only thorough
bread stock Used and tin advant
ages of this method can easily be
seen in the results secured by Mr.
Tains. The business like methods
used on the farm lias placed it in
fine shape and it stands among
Ihe very best in the state both in
the equipment and in the manage
ment. The new building- has been
found perfect in every detail and
it is really worth the time of any
one to visit the farm and see how
it is conducted.
The Journal advertisers are do
ing the business.
GELE6RATES EIGHTEENTH
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
On last Saturday evening- the
pleasant country home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. I.ohnes was Ihe scene
of most delightful gathering- in
honor of their daughter Miss
Louise, whose eighteenth birthday
anniversary fell on this date. The
jolly crowd of friends who had
decided to sul priM1 Miss J.ouie
came with well tilled baskets of ail
kinds of good things to oaf, which
were enjoyed l the ulmo by the
merry party, (lames ami other
amusements served to pass the
time away until a late hour when
I hey all departed, wishing- their
friend many more happy returns.
I 1 ose present were: Mr. and Mis.
J. (!. l.ohnes, Mr. and Mrs. Archie
(iregory. Misses I Jolly (iregory.
Fay (iregory, (irace Spenoe, lhoe
be Spelice, I'.lilllia Ihteclller, Mable
Meisinger, I )oi a Meisinger, Mable
Kail enborger, Freda YVohlfarlh,
Carrie Terryberry, J'.Ieanor lleil,
Anna l.ohnes, Rosa F.ngelkemeier,
Carrie, F.lla ami l.ouise l.ohnes.
Messers, Ilalph Meisinger. Rud
olph Meisinger, Philip FornofT.
Clarence Musche. Paul lleil Virgil
I'rish. Mike KalVenberger, Otto
Sehafer, ntlo W'ohl fai th. F.rnest
Kaehler, Cuy McCill, Orville (iil
more, W ill (iraham, (ieorgc llenn
ings. Theodore Creg-ory, Harry
Horn, Willie Maey, (ilen, I.ouis
and Lawrence Meisinger, .lohu.
Fred. Jesse and Dan Terr berry,
Martin, F.lmer, Louis and Henry
l.ohnes.
HEAVIEST RAIN OF THE
SEASON FELL IN PLATTS
MOOTH LAST NIGHT
THE SOUS OF HERMAN
, WILL PICNIC AT HAL
GROVE NEXT SUNDAY
One of the lal picnics of the
season will be gieu a! Ihe Koukal
gie north of the city on Sunday
next by Ihe Sou of Iferman
society, and every preparalion has
been made to prmide a jjood time
for those who attend the eveiil.
The dancing' platform there will
be found an ideal dace to spend
Ihe time dancing- ami excellent
music will be provided for the oc
casion. Olhec games ami siu,-l
will be indulged in and everyoae
can find Ihe fullest opporlunih. to
elljoy Ihem.-elves. The grounds
chosen will be ideal for the scene
of tht picnic and the ride from the
cily. one thai will he me I lint can
he Ihoroii-hly enjoyed. Thoe who
desire to attend the picnie can
liud pb-iity of means of transport
ation as a line of automobiles and
carriages will be provided to take
out all who want lo go. If you are
looking- for a nice pleaan place
to spend the d iy doii'l fail to at
tend the picnic Sunday to which
evervone is cordially invited.
Mi s. Moiile Franks and lit lie
hahc accompanied hy her guesl.
Mrs. Alma Raumey of Oklahoma,
departed this morning for (ilen
xvood, Iowa, where they will visit
for Ihe day with Mrs. .Tulia
Thomas in thai cily.
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Chickens U
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vigy XSZZP
Pounds!
We vvil! pay for this week
12Jcalbfor Hens
Halt Produce Company
Citrolax.
f si rs sny I hat it is the ideal,
perfect Ia.xil iv e drink. M. J. Per
kins. ;ree,i !av. Wis., says : "I
have used pills, oils, salts, etc.,
but were all disagreeable and un
satisfactory. In Cilrolax I have
found the ideal laxative drink."
For sick headache, sour stomach,
lazy liver, congested bowels, Cit
rolax is ideal. For sale by oil
druggif s.
R. S. W. l.-li and wife of Frio.
Illinois, who have been in the
west visiting with 'heir relatives
came in la.-t evening on .No. l ami
visited over night in Ibis ijfy as
,nests of their nephew. William
Ihirclay and wife, depariid this
moini 'g on No. (' for their home.
Don't Be Bothered with Coughing
Stop it with Foley's Honey and
far Compound. It spreads a
soothing, healing coating as it
glides down the throat, and Sick
ling, hoarseness, ami nervous
hacking-, are ipiickly healed.
Children love it tastes groin 1 and
no opiates. A man in Texas walk
ed l.r miles to a drug store to get
a bottle. Host you "'an buy for
croup and bronchial coughs. Try
it. For sale by all druggists.
Mrs. Joseph Droege was among
the passengers this morning for
Omaha where she was called on
some matters connected with the
Woodman Circle work in this cily.
This section was visited last
I'vening by one of the heaviest and
steady rainfalls of the year which
fell to the depth of an inch and
seven! enths. The storm came up
about 7 o'clock and was almost
continuous unl il'morning- and for
several inches of water The storm
crossings were covered with
sevral inches of water. The slorm
was accompanied by considerable
lightning-. The reports from out
in the slate indicates that the
storm was even heavier there
I ban iii this part of the state. At
Ciiand Island the rainfall is re
ported at four inches which
caused a raise in all the creeks
and waler courses in I hat part of
the stale. Tlie rain has proven of
much benefit to the pastures
througout Nebraska and had it
eame a few weeks earlier would
have added much to the value of
the corn crop.
Th .lAiirnal ads pay.
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JUST WEST OF PLATTSMOUTH
Amusements of All Kinds. Good Music and Dancing
on the large outdoor platform.
One of the IVSost Pleasant Occasions in Store for You.
EVERYBODY INVITED
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