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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1914.
PAGE 2.
YOUNG COUPLE
L MARR ED
AT LINCOLN
Miss Josephine Johnson and Mr.
Donald Tracy Bagneil Were
Married at the Home of
the Grandparents of
Groom.
Tin- follow im: from tin- Slate
-I.mrnal of this tnoriiiiii: uives the
d-dail- ir tlit wt-Miliiix of Mi-s
.lo-edlilie .lohll-oll. dam: III er of
I. F. .lohii-ou an. I wife of Omaha
.in. I Mr. lonall I . Hauell of l.iu
. on. Tin- bride i- well known lore
uliriv -In ha- been a f r.'.;u-ii !
vi-ilor ;it Ihf home of h.-r vraml
pai.iil. Mr. an. I Mr-. .I. W.
.hdi!l-o;. ;i!I.J h friends of llli-
t-liarminu oiini: la.ly an. I I -1 "
family will he ph;ied l barn of
her im'v foiiml happine-s :
Tin marria-e of Mi-- Josephine
...iin-o;i .if i imaha to i.iuaid
I i ;ii lia-m-ll a- -ol.-m n i.-.l ;il
s ::; Vh.ck Ja-t iiinht at tlo
1 1 r i f Hi.- ii I'h-- ran.lpa rni I s.
Mr. an. I Mr-. I- . McO.y. lj'f,
-tr.'.i. the Key. S. Mills
l!av- oili.-ial iui:. The decorations
w.'i-' !! anl wiiil." ami 1 1 .
.-1 i ;tn.i iln' vilow an. I
white .i;u-i'- with a background
! p.tlin- an. I a-para-u- f.-rn-I'r.ii.-.l
ill.- .an"p u ! r w I if!i
til.- 'loom w;i- ;iroii.iiin'.-.i.
'I'll.' iai-i'- ac.l u . . 1. 1 i - I am
pains- w.T.- ffjittir.-.l throughout
tic h"!i-i'. Iln- bride m 1 1 !' I up
..i tto- arm of ii -r lather. .I. I'..
.1 ' 1 1 1 ! ; ! of Omaha ami wa- pre-
eeib'd h ill.' Illiit!l -I I'.'l flli'l'-.
..-l.i i-b Flan an.l M a vu. ii'-r i
M i U mill. Hi.- I.ri.l.-mai.l. Mi-- It.
.! -!ir. -. Mi.' matron ..f lio:i..-.
Mr-. I."':!- llau.-ii-ii A ami t In
i it'u i.- ar.T. It ii l li -lam .lohn-oii.
'I I;. I.ri.l-'ooin a.-.-, .in pa n i. I by
hi- al ! .-ii'Ia'it. It:hai.i Thornton.
tiit the pailv un.l.-r tin i:o!..-n-?...
cam.py. Mi-- .Imb ey(, -an;.'
, i i i -I -!!"- 'S"iii: of Thank-uiv-r
i.if.'i. ill.- proi-. - i 1 1 ;i I . Mi--jl',.ih
lian-ll at tin pia"." played
tie "l.oh. ni: rin" wedding march
ami allr the f.-r. iiioii . M.n.l -
m:! ii. "I'ii.' r.'.-.'pt ion
1 1 : i i wa- ait.-ml.-.l i more than
": 1 1 '. 1 i ! I - 1 lli'-t- follow .'(J.
Mr-. A. Harm-It a--i-l.-. b Mr-,
.t. S. M.Coy a-.. I Mr-. .1. A. I'.lam.
i ; I ! i i ;.-.; t It-- ';i.-I- I" III.- !'-
r.-i!ii'' hi!.-. Mr-, o. V. Clark ami
Mi-- l'i,:h Ha-im-il .iir.-.t..i tin'
j'i.'-l- I.. Ih - i in-' room where
i. -1 " -; 1 1 1 1 ami I..-- were cut I.y
M --. I.i (.rami . l "o-t an. I Mr-.
t'.'.y. I'.oop.f. M i--c- . aura Sch
n;nv. Itnlli .lohn-oii. Maii Mc
". ami M.vrlb Arlf .-r.l. Tit."
f i : ; i i i i.ov.l wa- pr.'-i.i.'.i or hy
Mi-- M;ll. Il.a.ofk an.l Mi-s
F.diih Thaller. A I In f.'-pi.fc
o.-i Ii.-I i a pla.l .inline 1 1 rt - even
iMir. 'Ih.' t:ilt loom wa- pr.--il..l
f r h Mi-- '.11 Haun.'ll ami
Mr-. II. K. I a :.-r. Mi-- l l.n ,!!
I'.amphfll ha.i fhar. of tin -n.-l
room .
Th' i! i.l woif j 1 1 1 ; ioi-1 1'. I ere..'
!. . Iiir..' fiilram Irimm.-il in ro-t
point la.. with a fa-cal tunic
a;;. a Ian-jo iap with 1 1 I i il.
S!i.' fa!ri.'il a -how.'i hoinnicl .
Ih matron of honor o-(. ,r
Wfililin- uown of whit.- Inoca.lf.i
.-alin fiilrain. an.l 111' hri.lf--
t'.ai'l"- tlr-s wa- of yilow wilh
-ilk -hal 'w la..'. I'olh wore I u
li' ! i .-i ll i- in Ih.-ir hair to malrh
th.-ir pown-. an.l iarri.l Am. Mi
fan l.'-anty ro-'-. Itntli .limn
.1. .'i n -on. tin- rin htar.-r. wa-
..I in whilf la.. ami wore a
tnli" iniilfiily j.ow .m h.r hair.
Mi-. J. K. John-. m llif niolh.-r of
th" hri.lf was H"vini in hla.k
-atin lrinmif.1 in whit." lai-f. Mr.
W. II. Ilauiifll. thf hri.lf urooin".-niolh.'i-
w..r rr.'pf .if fliim with
a iac." wai-t. Mrs. MrCox. thf
hri.lf 's a i a mlmol Inn, w as ii f--.'il
in hhifk rharm.'U-' tiimiiif.i in
white lac..
Mr. an.l Mr-. Hium-ll will hf al
home in M.liik eoiut o.-t. .her l.".
They left fop Chifa'-:o la-l niulit
wlM'ie they will -pen.l llieil'
lioiieymooii. Itolh arc well knkown
in I.ineoln. Hie hriile having spent
hei girlhood in this rit. Mr. I5ay-
llell js loITIflle,l with tile IJllll-
int'Mi railroail.
The (Mil -of-to Ulie-- w ere:
Mrs. J. Yallery. Jener, t'olo.,
.Mis. A. Harnett, M'O.ok: -Mrs. J.
.1. Johnson. St. Joseph. Mo.; Mr.
an1 -Mis. J. NV. Johnson. jIatl
mouUir'Df. p.d Mrs. d. Dun
klf Va--liinslon, Pa.; Mi's Oln5
y,,, eu-ion n ii'i Mr. and Mrs. John
H. Mi-Shane of Tnnaha: Mr. Cl
Ccoi'cr, Culuiiibu?, .t.J.
Ladies Auxiliary Meet.
Kii.in WViinesilay's Dally.
The LaJii's Auxiliary of I he
Pre.-bN teriati chiirch held their
regular meetiiii; esler.lay afler-
mi and were eiiterlaine.l in a
very chaiiiiiiii manner by Mes
.iames W. J. Streihl ami Kale
Minor, at the home of Mrs.
Slreiht. A mtv interesting hns
uii'ss -ossi.m was held at whirh
lime ronsiderahle hnsiness was
transacted. Alter the Im-incs-ses.-ion
the remainder of the
afternoon was devoted to social
com ei-sal ion. ami arjoiis other
amusements which made Ihi
nieetinL of the Ladies Auxiliary a
mo-t tie liiiht fill one. Plea.-in
features of this afternoon's en
tertainment were vocal -olos hy
Itev. II. C. McTJn-ky and Miss
Matilde Valleiy ami piano -olos
by Mi-s Muriel St i-oiii h I and
Helen Roberts. Dainty refreh
meni - w a- pro iiie.l by I he ho-1
-. and al the usual hour the
iruests ili.-per.-c.l. very much in-
dfhted to Ilie ho-te.-se- for I lie
enjoyable, afternoon they had
-pent. There was a larue atten
dance. THE BASKET DINNER
AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH
A PLEASANT AFFAIR
From Wfiiaesilays liaily.
The basket dinner held e-ter-
la noon at the Christian church
in thi- city proved one ,if tin
mo-t iulcroi hm ami pleasanl af
fairs that has be. n h.-ld in lhal
fliuich f.r -ome titne. The dinner
wa- however oiiiv a -mall part
of the treat of the day. a- a num
ber of the -trout: men of the
'hiirch were pre-enl to take part
in a general di-ciis-ion of the
situation of the church in lb"
-tale and the mission-" that
were maintained by the or-ani.a-tioii
I'M- ihf -prea.l of the docMrm.'
of the Chri-lia.i church. The
sp'-aker- made very inlere-l jnu'
-talflliellt- l" the m.'lllhfls of the
churcli in this city covi-riiit: the
work thai is u Ie. in Hu future
lo upbuild the -tincture f Ihi
fhurch Ihi-oiiuh the b-nlii and
breadth of the -late. U-'V. II. II.
Harmon of Lincoln. pa-lr of the
l"iis rhurch or that city. Rev.
Lemon of lla-!iui:s. Rev. J. YV.
Cobbie of Omaha w er.- anion- Hie
. bi -ay m ii -peak in t;- at the dinner,
while the lav portion r the
.hiirch vvork.r- wa- repre-eiited
b I'.. 1". Snavelv of Lincoln. a
prominent attorney of that city.
The occa-jou was one lilb-d with
llinch be'fi to the member- of
tin contrre -:al i 1 1 of Ih" chureh
h.ie. and they will enter into the
work of the church with a greater
euliiii-ia-m lhan -Imwn hereto
fore.
JUDGE NEWELL RETURNS
FROM A VISIT TO HIS
CHILDHOOD HOME
From Wclnes-Jay's Dally.
Yesterday afternoon Jud-e YY.
II. Newell returned home from an
extended isif through tin east,
ami at his old home in Ohio. Mr.
Newell reports having had a most
delightful time during hi- visit
there and met many of the old
friends and neighbors of years
Hone by. in whose company he
was reared, ami with whom he
ell.joyeil a very pleasant visit. He
spent mo-t ,,f his lime in Ohio at
I'orl siu ut h, where he was tin
uuest of his old comrade David
Combs, and lo-ether they renew
ed the friendship of years -one
by.
On the return trip Mr. Newell
slopped al Cincinnati. Louisville.
Kentucky and Kansas City ami ar
ive.l ;il SI. Joseph. Missouri Sun
day v en inu " iiml spent ycslerdiiy
tlpre looking after some business
matters. Mr. Newell was accom
panied to Ohio by hi- -on James
NY. Newell of Chicauo who visited
at the obi Newell home for a
short time, returning to Chicago
last Thursday.
Citroiax.
Users say that if is Ihe ideal,
perfect laxitive drink. M. J. I'er
kins, Green Hay, Wis., says: "I
have used pills, oils, salts, etc.,
but were all disagreeable ami un
satisfactory. In Citroiax I have
found fite ideal laxative drink."
For J-ick herfd-i-'h. sour -tornac.U
lazy liver, congested bowels. Cit
roiax is ideal. For sale hy oil
druggists,
MRS. A. L. TIDD
ENTERTAINS LADIES OF
ST. MARY'S GUILD
from WedneK.laVs Dally.
The ladies of St. Mary's Ouih!
were eiilerl ained vc-lerday afler-
i n in a most delightful manner
at the ho-pitable home of .Mrs. A.
L. Tidd on ( )ak st reef al their
regular meetin:-. The ladies came
wilh their sewint: and for several
hours eni-aufd lln-m-elves in the
niakinu of dainty articles of
needlework that will lie displayed
a! the baaar of the society to b
held sometime in November.
Social conversation also served to
pass the time very pleasantly un
til an appropriate hour when the
ho.-less a--i-l.l by Mi-s Alice
Lat.Mi .-erxed verv delicious and
templing refre-hiiient s thai came
as a lit I in t: climax to a most
charniiiii; and del iuhl ful after
noon of both plea-ure and profit
to the lad ies of the f u iid.
INTERESTING CONTEST
IN CHRISTIAN CHURCH
SUNDAY SCHDQL
The Christian Sunday school is
havinir a mo-t iutere-l ini: contest
on now for an increase i;i Hie
me mb. iship of the -fhool. and
for tiiis purpose (he scholars an
ueltinu louelher in an effort to
la:nl the diU'erenf pri.-s olferetl.
In Iln voiinj: ciiildreifs cla-ses a
uobl vvatfh ha- I u .dVereil !
the bov -e.-uriim- the lar-e-l num
ber of new Members as vv.'ll a
proinpt ne-s in at tendance a!
church a n. I Sunday school, while
a iobi rinir will be uiven lo tin
ttirl who secures ;he same re-ull-.
The Loyal Son's ela-s are al-o in
the mi.l-t of a co;i!e- to secure
too new in.-mbfr- bv Ch ri -1 i 1 1 a -.
I'll. !a- has beep divided into
Iwo -ides each of which i s out
hustli'i and point- are uiv.-n
each Sunday for attendance and!
for Ih. new members secured bv
i lie different side-. The bt-lli-j side
in III"' contest will be Compelled to
bampict the winners at the close
of the conte-t. Harry Wi'i-c'tl i-
captain of .me side, while L-aae
Hall ha- chart-e of ih fortune- of
111" other side of the battle.
SAMUEL M'CALLAN, FOR
MER PLATTSMOUFH ROY,
MARRIED IN OMAHA
Th" announcement ha- been
received in tlii city by friend- of
tin marriage in nniaha m Wed
nesday, Sepletnber liiih. of Mr.
Samuel McCallan ;uwl Mi--Kalhryn
Harry. I h. ereinoiiv was
celebrated ;i! the Sacret Heart,
chun h on Wednesday iiioi niiitr a!
7 'clock, ami was attended by
onlv the immediate persona!
friend- and relative.-. The voiinu
I pie will enjoy a short honey-
moon and then return to make
lliejr home in tin metropolis. The
"room is vveil known here where
h" wa- born and reared to man
hood ami removed to Omaha some
leu vears a-o, where lie has since
made his home. On the occa-ioii
of the happy ev. nl, he will receive
the congratulations of his friends
with the best vvi-hes for many
v.-ars of happiness and joy.
Has Done Good.
fhis i- what Mr. John Repid
says in his recent letter. "I wish
to thank v.ni heartily for I'riuer's
American Klixir of Hitler Wine
which I received in perfect order.
I must .-ay thai il has done me
"oo.l. because it kept my
stomach in "...oil order Mi tin
lime. John Repid. I'. F. 1. No. J,
Yancouvcr, Wash." This is
natural, becau-e I'riuer's Ameri
can Klixir of Hiller Wine is a
ureal aid to di-trcsl ion ami be
cause it never allows waste mat
ter to slay in the intestines and
poi-on them. H coii-ist.s of red
wine ami selected herbs and has
".nod result- in . maladies of the
digestive organs, especially when
they are complicated wilh con
stipalion. Al dru"s stores. Jos.
Triner. .Manufacturer, I 1 :i;it
S. Ashland Ave., Chicago, HI.
I'riuer's Liniment is verv ef
fective iu relieving rheumatic and
neuralgic pains, price of I'nnei's
Liniment 5nc, by mail .K.
Try the Journal for stationery.
Returns From Western Trip.
frank Yallery and family have
returned home from an extended
automobile trip through the west
ern part of Nebraska, and eastern
Colorado, diirint:- w h ich time they
traveled l.Smi miles ami a reat
part of this through sandy roads,
on tin return trip Mr. Yallery
made iim mib-s m 17 gallons of
pa-oline. so he slides, ami thi is
certainly an economy in fuel that
is hard lo heal. Mr. Yallery while
in Hie we-t secured ii car of
horses th;it he will oiler for sale
ill bis home here, and they are
some Verv hue specimens of
horsetlesh lhal will meet the ap
proval of anvoiie desiring tine
horses.
A. 0. U. W. TEAM
OF OMAHA PLAY PLATTS
MOUTH NEXT SUNDAY
Aain are our friends the A. O.
1'. YV's of Omiihit under the
leiideiship of I'rank Oui'-ley. to
pa a visit to Ibis city and eiiya-e
in a battle with the Red Sox of
Ibis eilv for Ih.- base ball supre-ma.-v.
'flu s have been uile
successful in their pas few
sanies and le.-l that I hey will lc
ebb lo im thr..ut:h Ihe Workmen
with as much ease as at the pre
vious appearance of this band of
warriors earlier in Ihe season.
The Workmen howeveiehav
-I rent-1 belied their Iim up some
what, and will be abb lo vjVe a
Hood account of Ihem-elves. Hob
(ilecko Will do lip (ossh)L for
Ih. A. O. I'. W. learn while Lddie
erm n will .I-, the stunt for the
Red So and Ihe-e two fa-t youn
pitciier-. both former leaniinalc-
wi!l be allowed lo uo aiiin-l each
other for Iln honor- of the day.
PLATTSMOUTH YOUNG
COUPLE UNITED IN MAR
RIAGE AT OMAHA
on Tue-dav afternoon m Om
aha ;wo of I'lat I .-mouth's vouni:
people were married there in
order lo -teal a surprise ui Iheit
'neiiii-. I'll. cont racl jnj- parlies
U(.,.,. j r J . t Timmes ami Miss
liflla Lvereft. both of thi- citv
Im mail iai-e of these vouiitr
peojde had been b"k. d forward
lo or- some lime bv their friends
lo t they desire. lo avoid it la!"-f
Iweildint;- ami uie!!y slipidu off
! Omaha, where the nupti il knot
was tied. They returned home
tied there. They returned home
tin sain. eveniut- and are iiw
Ijeceivint: the coiitrrat ulat ions ,f
I lieu- friends and relalives. Mr.
Timiin s is ,i son of Mr. and Mr
Mat; Timmes and was reared in
thi cily ami has resided here
con t i n uoii s I v . Mis- Kverett ha-
resided here for the past few
years coining here from 1'nioii
where she win born and reared.
William Spangler Inproving.
W in. Spangler, residintr in the
vicinity of Wcepimr Water and
who has been serinisly ill with
a coinplicaton f dseases. j re
ported as improiu:jr and able to
sit up a portion of each day,
which his lare circle of friends
Ihroui-houl the county will be
pleased to barn. II is their sin
rcie wish that In may speedily re
cover and that it will not be many
days before he is able to be in
lliejr midst a-rain.
Cost Kept Down-Quality Kept Up
No belter medicine could he
made fup coughs, colds, croup,
hoarseness, licklin Ihroat, bron
chitis, elc. lhan Foley's Honey
ami Tar Compound. That's why
I hey can't improve Ihe quality,
and war or no war, the price re
mains the same. ,"o opiates.
Don't take subsl ilules, for Foley's
Honey and Tar is Ihe best. For
sale by all drurits.
S. C. ltoyles oT Alvo, !lie banker
of Dial cily, came in yesterday
from his home and spent Ihe day
here looking after some matters
at the court house.
Ucorue YV. Shrader of Murray
was in the cily las! evninjr and
this luornin-jr looking after some
mailers of business ami vis-ilin
with his many friends.
Tom Isner and sou Charles
were anions the passengers this
imirnine for Omaha when1 tlmy
will visit for the day looking after
some mailers of business in that
cily.
your privilege to buy
C. E. Wescott's Sons
EVERYBODY'S STORE
New ties Your suit Registered Every size
Every Pressed Key ring Overall
Week Free Free Made
MATT TIMMAS FALLS
FROM WAGON AND RE
CEIVES SCALP WOUND
Yesterday afternoon while Mat I
Timnias was envacd at his home
ea-l of this city hauling some
corn stalks to the barn to store.
In fell from thewav-on while un
loading the stalk-- and one of the
wheels of the vvaon siruck hi
heail inflicil in;.- a severe scalp
wound that required several
stitches to ch'-e and which will
produce a very severe injury lo a
person of the of Mr. Timmas.
The unfoi tunale pen! leinan was
brought to the city at once ;i!'ler
the accident ami the wound die
e. and made as comforlab'e as
possible, but it will prove very
painful for some I inn.
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS
AND EXPENDITURES BASE
BALL TOURNAMENT
Tim committee that has had in
charge tin conducting of the base
ball tournament in this citv have
wound up the all'airs of the tour
nament ami tiled a report shovv
mi: the receipts and expenditures
of the committee and liud a deficit 1
of si 7. '.'.. They were greatly
handicapped iu the short time al
lowed them for advertising tin'
event but next vear it can be made
a "-real success as there vvill be
more time piven lo advertising
the tournament ami in disposing
of the tickets lo slockhoblels. The
report shows Ihe following
amounts taken in and expended:
HF.CFII' I S.
stockholders shares . . . . sj;;n.nn
I-'irl day's receipts .
I Second day's receipts
. . .TTito
7(".S(i
rhinl day's receipts I is.'.tK
Total siS'.t.'tS
F.-YIMINMirritlS.
rizes s iau.un
t "injure, I hree day.- i".uii
Halls used I l--
oli.e .!.
Adv ert isinir 1.5. ia
Hostage
)ratpin firoumls .I.r-o
Total
sDT.bT
F.d. Hummell came in yesterday
I'rom his farm home in the pre
cinct to attend lo some business
mailers with Ihe inerchauls.
(ins Olson was anions the bus
iness v isilors in I he metropolis
lodav for a few hours allendiny to
some inal lers of business.
I-:. Can of I'.ale was here
eslerday Hu a few hours looking
arter some matters at the court
house.
Father M. A. Shine deparlrd
Ibis morning for Lincoln, David
City ami Wahoo, .Nebraska, where
he 'ocs to look aller some mat
ters for the church.
A Lame Back Kidney .Trouble
Causes It.
And it vvill jjfive you even worse
if not checked. Mrs. II. T.
Sirayne, iainesville, (ia.. was
fairly down on her back with kid
ney trouble aiul inllamed bladder.
She. says: "I took Foley.'.s Kidney
Hills and now my back is stronger
than in years, and both kidney
and bladder I roubles are entirely
f,,ue." For sab- by all druggist1.
Blank bocks or all kinds at the
Journal office.
These are Balmaccan Days
Balmaccans are good any time but especially these cool nights and
mornings. They slip-on so easy, are loose and comfortable and look
so stylish. They come in handsome rough mixtures of browns and
greys. Prices S12 to $25. We have them for MEN, WOMEN
AND CHILDREN.
We'd like the privilege of showing you our'new Fall suits. It's
them if you like them.
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When in need of this
to quote you prices. We carry the
3 largest stock of
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ROOFING
in Cass County
Sizes 6, 7, 8, 10 and 12 Feet Lengths
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4 Mail Orders Given
Itev. V. S. I.eete was anions
those visiting in the nntropolis
todav for a few hours.
Mis. (ieori-e Hllilll iiud two
litlb sons came down last even
ing fi-oin Omaha for a short visit
here with relat ir.
William Shea, jr.. came down
from (Imaha last evening lo visit
here for a short time wilh his
relatives and friends.
Henry 1. Kliner and wife were
anions the passenei-s after
noon for (maha where they will
v isjt for a few hours.
William Hire of Murray was in
Ihe cily for a few hours visitini:
wilii friends ami lookinir after
some trad in.' wilh the merchants.
J. K. Scott departed this after-
Young men who are keen
for the new things as they come
Pmmk
JJurtfti Ilraui ClathtB .
Those Sample Sweaters
are being picked up fast. Re- H
member we cannot duplicate
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them. Values incomparable.
50c to $8
tfV ifflh r,i
orrusatea ,
style roofing, allow us
Prompt Attention
mt.in for West Yir-inia where h"
i:oes lo look aflei some iti-!f
affairs lher for tim m.xt two
Weeks.
Mrs. W. ".. Tippers d'pailc!
thi afternoon for Omaha wii- rc
-he will visji f,.j- a few bonis in
lhal city bokiu'r af!e; some mai
lers of business.
Miss Xfllie Moore rehired
home bist evening froui Co!ir;ni"
where s!ie has been fo- Ihf pa-!
few weeks enjoy iii a v aeai m I 1 1
there with friends.
Tom II. shervvooil came down
from Omaha this afternoon f,.r
the first time since his aciideu!
-evcral months a-o and will vi-ii
here with relatives ami friend-.
Tyewrlter ribbons at the Jour
nal office.
out will be enthused when
ion.
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tlie "Tartans" the character
istic plaids of the old Scottish
clans, smart checks, needle
stripes everything that's
new.
Try on the new
models, suup; fitting waist
line, wide lapels, culf sleeves,
low cut vests styles that
you can't resist at $15 to $30.
We make clothes to ycur or
der $20 to $50. See our line
of woolens.
Stetson
Fats
Manhattan
Shirts
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