THUP.SDVT, DECEMBER 10, 1914. PLATTSM OUTTI SEMI-WTEKLY JOURNAL PV1E 3. PKSES3I 5. j in Kis nose. He thinks ' permanent relief. s he has secured r75 5W W 3 f5 5 .75 y v. ,y.. ,ir J?b -v i iv iw iv Jv Sv dyO fv rv sv u W 8 i Rhir."hart Ketellhat has put in a 55 Pi SPLAY A ALE OF USEFUL EFTS subcardial earn on the branch near $i ,h;s i lace and will have a tine pond to 1 a mi mm if L. t te ir - Kijrht now is the time for you to come in and look i."ei our raw to:v: of Gift Goods which has just l.een complete;!, and wo are nadv to ou f.I! out '.our ii-t. Our he!eri;.-.n is" well vai led with hi rh srix.Kis prices suit every packet book ju dity always tl.e dominant jV.it'.ire. Our sfovk consists of Traveling Cases Cir; us Man icure Set Razors Pariy '..ses Mirrors IVrfi.nes C.mdy Si : .t i '.(. :".' Lie. U i jruther ice from this winter. He rj keeps it skimmed so there will be no ft j leaves to freer.o in the ice. Will Sehlh-htemier and family, ac companied by Fiank, motored in his iilnevv Chartercar to Crete, where they ! visited with an uncle, returning Sim- Jjaay afternoon. The trip was made m 't'loo i time and Will is more in love h I t 1 . 1 1 I . 1. I tl lii I . . V. VCll..".-.. 9 We understand Mr. Mary Ketch, fcj (living ir. the Bruce Stor.e house across Itjithe creek, was married before the ! count v ia.'.j;-? at Nvbra-ha City Ti.es ! . " ' - " v-ioav tj thanes liali.r.way ot Ln.on. g M:v. Ketih, who owns, a forty-acre E'farm south of town, has lived in Ne ) 1 I. aw !-.:. for the h;t four years, and is W ar. estimable ladv v. ho has the best s in this fc ! wi.-res of a ho t of fri 1 community. i t . T FOR kidneys doc mi:. )ur n:i- f .ri.-dun Ivory is ei.-nph-te .r: tl.e l..osi in'.- ::r.s. X j I. J. T. P. Nea!. Greenville, South K j Ca-olina. says that in his :o years of 5 ! yp:-' ic-nce he has found no prepnra f j tiov. for th? ki(ineys e.yjr.l to I'ob y f , Kidr.rv Pi::-. In ."Co and S!.0" . l isi '.es. Pest vo i en t-uv for backache f V". H O 5 I ZE22 Art Needlework! I! .;.".isjv- vtt V F. G. FRICKE & The Phone HS6- g Phone k n;--nt ;avi.,-r a::- For ale bv a'.! drucrtrists. L()HSVILLE. Con l ie-. t c;.-1. n:i-!.:' lo a o.i V KEIMNCr VATEII. Kexiublican. to H". "."L- 21-tO o Cor.--:oic!ation f ::c;e. v i'.i'ol. and ! if an 1 his I A hoy wp s born to Mr. and Mrs. T I . . '! '1 1 I .1 join' ai'il o . tTiaiei .. j J. R. Xoycs went to Omaha Ti.es 1 (!uv to const' It an oculist, as he has 4 , -v.-oui i - : we a . fan-.i::- a:-rci-hi-ih -r One of the twin -:: of Mr. an 1 ; heen having trouh.e with his eyes. Pov Co:.::-a:i was severe! v I '.rs. iayior v iSon was cai.e.l to . I S. fleorcre Tirr.b'.in lost a vai'jn.i.e hor-e with tr.e corn sta.a ciisea "l:o: t time ao. I' a :n.f r- a; e st:'' ir.tr ho.'s with cho'era in this vicii I Mis. dr.. ver Wills an Pi -h:ro,d with Mr. John V. se-iou Califo: ran is i.rd face one dav 'a-t --;:. "o: -. Co.trr.an was er.-ry- : h : .-e:hi:s u r i ........ . . . i i . ' ' : t Y jr... ' in.: a i. i'i ::.'. jv..n'.-r ij i ..i . - - i when a r iec bi-oi e from the di-h.i n . P. thrum ! rrc ioiiati: the hot vui-'-t aires onto I daual.te: r-tuir.e I f-.: of th. lit Jo one. ! Pd-:yv ate ! that tlte bu-i Meb , last we k n accot.!it of ness of her m-.-Jier, Mi wiie an J little evening t.T If Nice, larpe line to choose from: Pillows, front and back, v ith (. skeins of silk and lesson fcheet. all for 2."c Library -...: fs. x :ih skeins of siik and lesson .'hoet. for 50c Stamped Ouest Towels, ea..25c Fiamjed Pillow Cases, per j ai-, GOc and 50c Slipper and Laundry Paps, at 12 ."c and ,"0c Pichardson's Grecian Era- broidery Floss, .Skein Ac Peri-Lvsta Embroicery Cot t - : r. a 1 i.r line of Mercer ised Crochet Cotton. Ribbons ! for Christmas Packages . . cm Ho'dy and Merry Xmas Ribbons, in o-yard boits. per bolt lCc All the r.cw fancy Ribbons, such as Plack and White Stripe, Romaii Stripes and flowered Ribbons, nt, per yard 2"c, 3.".c and -10c Moire or WatereJ Ribbon, in the vi.ie width, per yard .'!."c and 40c ' c t" V V - v J ). r r S ii i i Display of Handkerchiefs! Gift Hosiery! .-.r. A. K'juse ot ; , , i r. i o.atr.-.an :a. sTient Sunday ; .. . . .. I - c. t wt.t.i:'- liiil'. i ;.irs. ii- ..ert Katnour. 1 . e , i viTy j aii:fu! Ami: k has been havinr a1 Ntb., for a tn da ci ' . i . ' i.i . i irrto with a ca:'ou;.kle r.n th :1s neck. He hasn't loon out t j of the ho;;.-" for ov ;a'r.es wen We In n:?cir.cr of M a, .-:- or.: bei- of the o .f teiK n to Piatt-mouth i to attend a nar '.e-v (if the XEHAWKA. News. He is the only mem r lie: e of that ic-j't t e. V . . k visit with r.-'.atives and. friends, j Pari P. at r.t came down from iC've-woo.i and had his hour -hold i' -.o -- . ' : red ta that place Mon itty. as n t orrrsancnt ro.-:tion tnero a- : .:! tor for the Put iinrt"?'. I"t.rt(.f!:cc Inspector Cobbe i:' pecte.l the Louisville po-tof!'re Wcd . ... y and found tl.e o.Tre in cr.ccl condlt 'uri and c rrt;''imcnted Po-t- ! til I i It You will tind on display a na.st varied line of Handker chiefs for Mo::. Women and Ch:!drcn. Ore?, two. three, four or six in fancy Holiday F.oxes, at irr-st reasonable prict s O. e in a bo:.-, at '". PV, 15c and 2."c Two in a box, at ..K'c, I.lc 20c, 2 ."ir. .0c, 0c Th:ee hi a b -x, at l."'. 20c. 2."c. .10c. f.Oc Pour in a l ux. at tiOc. T,c, S" 1 .) L Six in a b; ::. at SI and $1..V Most of the ilan Iket chiefs all !in:n this year, :'-.,? val- u: -- 10c to 2."c luti's and Women's Initialed Harukerchiefs at ..15c and 25c Corner 6th and Main St., PlatiEtnouth, Neb. b. ii.. Mkd .?VJd A jiractital pift at d. always oej.ta; !e to ;.!io;-.e, your;- -! . Citt Poxes if d-.-lred. Except io:. a! values nv- r.;T. 1 1 e'-' in pure thread Siik H -o for V,.m n, at, pi r pair. ..... 1 V f ' : III. iT-r-i 4 KFi; Fibre Silk lb. ..no V.: 'it If a i . . c, '.", Cau?e I .:!- Ilo-t- th.it wc.r four j : -s i-i ;i : i-.-ara: I f o r month.s, S '. .(5, ; pair "c Men's Tj:, f-:; a e, !',:.! n h-ci a 1 f c; cohns. p. '-..'. tan auo ! ';... 1.. i wo pairs for 2": Li: le or SdK ll.iif Ib-.-e. i : -ic Ca r3 ftM 0 PI 11 coin;-; T.or pai" PHONE 65 - ;c"ir r" &fcS toT sSSiS VA5 As; nHWJ W i -- it S. ; Z: ?5 vr. fit t tli V'. hi Y.i Y.' , u v. jj - i 5, it - can.-tUntc-t the stote. Mr-. Tool's traveiin- salesmen 1 ttrfcT2rfff re t rn 1 1 n we: cut cf O ver; hbrh'v on th I me I. .owi'- - : ( r.d.t;''n in which he f. Geortre M:-D?rmaid of Wentacheo. : r.,-vc cf office. 1 the af- ; business Monday r.iht we understand on account cf the hich revenue tax on picture shows which went into effect Pec ember 1. r.irton. here this week visit- thc r't-'tor McL-.UTh'in o r s o: k C'" are sebmir a number of stoves j Lev.. Save your coupons for the contest- j i 4 i r old friends and rel :es. The direc'orc t)f the Platte River i o i Pride"e company held a meetir.'r z.i i (. Kirkpatrick returned i the of.'.cc j Mr. and M V.-';nc--Jav .Mrs. . ii. i or-.izcr i- inv: a - , . u Jn, Guv and fumdv. verc sie-e o: vvhoonuic couch. As she is seveutv-one wars old this al- Clarence Fle.hman I'.vav vhoopir.- couL-ii is a chih'.'s malady. Mr. and Mis. ?. P. (ii-ard'-t and the little p-irls left Tuesday after noon for Z--t'hvr Hill. Fdorida. where thev will spend the winter. Thevi"vti Sunday vis- at the hoe of her j went via Omaha aid Chica.zo and wi.l l;"xnts. Mr. an 1 Mrs. J. G. Wur. ler- j . i r-i ( ' v;s;t at n ama, of the sec: etarv Mondr though livinjr U A Fine Lme of Useful Xmas Pan Eoeiter w as made the -victim" ! ZU H Gifts csn be had at this store! 'ones of Orr. du r.nd T. K. Surface of a most deiihtful and pleasant fs ' ro, most doos au-iiv with the idea that ' e pas-enrer ' - 1 t : 1 111 .tloncny e-'er.mfr, v. ne-e, iney naa cat tle on the market. annT. .-mo' with their U'us e l was a i' tlr- ifr.d ler.'.hn i "VT C tiie:r br: Itc. to On; ha er oue.nu.ns (lis- , p Propst is on irihday surprise last Wednesday i outh R. ' evenintr. Dan was kept busy at the I C2 i . 1 1 v - . .r 1 1 1 ! ' : u: e, an,i a:ier nis ii ienas naa i eve: y tn lor mnc:a:am.;un;r wi . ,-.n.t rth of He cin't :-tav awa ; '-athi ; ed Pan was called home to join tj A very fine stock ot the latest patterns of Veat, of Wes inert on i ,"e are informed tint Silas Lor jr. 1 tho iollv crowd. The voun ir folks i of o;:: former townsmen, has had come prepared for a good time, Cj le tr.e t ir to Florida "! v auto-' which thev certainlv had. At a suit- ; f Wah-r Spr:r?s. S. lb. arnvc. .ast wetK and i ... .. y jn ventec:! days. 3n 1 that able hcur a delicious two-course j J wi.! res'.ie :n tr.:s v:"..u... id . j ., v,.rv rl-ia-ant. i: in without a luncheon was served, and the iollv Mrs. Clavion Roser.ci r.ns came over : fo Wcast has been h ?cveral months, visit:?: r at the Jam C, stop fi r a -lv Iowa, with Mr. and M:s. Link Rev i. olds. :;:id also stoo at I'eoria. Iiiir.'lr. .here for th with Mrs. G:;ar let's si.-ter. A deai was chod 'ast week where- ' -; viiih;s h-r by Lodcre Crytril! berones th.? ownvr -;- Lincoln, of the Charts Ward farm, south of . Ceore Han-L-n was . cf trouble. crowd of about fifty then departed ! , . . . . ; . . . O. . f-.-.l. r. . 1 . . i Vinwiif. ill .It '- r T . . i m n r t OV an - -- j !ULAi;j'jil- ill Vi u.lt:cr- tnrii iiiiitj , laumj; fan j:.a.:k he me ot her parents. ?.r. and -ur. j r'., .0 Gr business reads. "Citrars and mere happv returns of the cay. T- .-,.,.,. I T ... t-i-' T,f.o- T .-- jvi "U I : i;.... It .. .U T'. . T" " T XT o ... 1 i ' - i'.;'..;T" ii- ij" v ii Ml. in." von- : i.1; -u . 11. utt c u ioi i ictr-t I Mr-:. Philip Kahbr received a te- t,,.-r,;a:?? o thar-e the ?irm to Fiiday evening in the M. W. A. hall. ! ltr;am this week from her son. IP: re! 1 j -'ositivi-'y Ca,h on Ail Cou.'.s. ' T" nn vi) n Ivis been omn:oved at la t t-vo months at the! , ""; f ' home of her dauerb.er.-Mrs. John I. ' , . Pox Social in District 97. r 'v . K 1 - 1 i Cssscroles rnd Daking China for $2.50 to $7.50 Percolators of all kinds $2.50 to $5.50 Community uiivcrware Pocket Knives and razors Carving Sets Roller and See Skates v. no !' a -- b.-.-r; hall was beautifully decorated and familv amor i i Pars, Orcaon. for the pat two jear; n-r his juomotion to the :-"n- Th M etiiencv of the :evcrrmc r:t Usher- Ph'mct X- and teacher of School '7 wiii hold a box soc'a! in Lincoln ;cs in A!a?t.a. He sailed on Tuesday.; at the school house on Wednesday; aj, the reports are to b " be!:eved. town. Lodrc has be-n lookin- for a Mondry. where he has been havin-j f PC ank.., liy his v.-ife. Harold is kv..r.hip. IVccrnher 1CA. A pro-ram , an , one .ho knows the mel)t ioeati some time where he : some surgical attention to a crrowth rnrilrer Looisvilie bov who has made V""J ''9 rendered by the pupih- All .Pai'Diele Iheatrel. One Night Only WEDNESDAY, 8 DECEMBER 51 fi Li jfood and his old-time friends ir. this vicinity will he pleased to learn of hh - uccess. THIS AND FIVE CENTS! E vorybod y i n v i t ed . Miss Henrich, Teacher. and a thousand and one other articles. C nie in H wuh evergreens and ?reen and white , an(j jook ancj we thilk you jjj h,ve I;0 tlOLl,I( J,, ctepe paper draped over the windows ; , f , , c-t seieciini a useiui aim n 111:14 preseiu. flebraska and alons the sides of the walls. The younjr folks came prepared for a jolly ; ood time and they certainly had one of the IliTii school can fully appreciate! r. M PR DOCK. ( Specitl Correspondence.) POXT MISS TiilS. Cut out thisjv lir. enclose five cents to Foley & Co.. v Chi'.acro, Ph. writinsr your name and ; v address clearly. 1 ou wnl receive in j .;.-.i'.-r-i.,--.-i-i-i' return a free trial package containinjr Tdiss Mina Coehry ol Omaha Sun Folev's Ilonev and Tar Compound, for i dnved with her parents. ;th? leasure that the occasion must ; have brought forth. Games of various j kinds were enjoyed and at a suitable hour the company were treated to de " licious refreshments. The jolly crowd I of about fifty departed at a late hour, j ; ravin? they had spent a pleasant " eveninq:. Plattsmcuth, : : : : tDon't forget to et the coupon? for your fnvori:c cf-ntc-t-ant. The contest is creating a great kr.l of irauc st ?.rA is still a good opportunity for tny oi:e. ZfclQlSQ '-Ci vj w U3iv '0CC 33 THE SUPREME SUCCESS OF SUCC. ESSES f g Vj 1 : ti I cfV-i-bVi fka -1:1 H II roTih.s coiJs vua croup, Foley Kitinej PUf and Foley Cathartic TaWots. For svAe in vour town by rll ilrurif-t.-. MYNAP.D. t . .... . . . . m-m. v . ... 4 St; Gore, Ga. P. A. Morcran had oc casion recently to use a liver medi cine and savs of Foley's Cathartic M:s. C. Pusack and Miss Oial, f j T.-Mcts: They thoroughly cleansed :-ir.S;fie!d., visited at the McDonald system and I felt like a new man home Sunday. jcht and free. They are the best Miss Maria Schiiske of Lincoln J medicine I have ever taken for con victed Miss Selnia Brauch'.e Friday t stipation. They keep the stomach and Saturday. jweet, liver active, bowels regular." Little Douglas Tool, son of Mr. and i For sale by all druggists. BY J. K-?5.ETLY LiANNERS M;-s. A. J. Tool, was sick the fore J part of this week. ! We understand th?.t Mr. and Mrs. : Farmers at e about all throuprh ! I.accy McDonald will reside in the rati Cidnp: corn, and repairing fence Llcra'.aphof property after Decern-. i the ord.er of the day. jber-IO. j Gii'e-pie & Snyder are shipninir a Mrs. Frank Beal, who has been I nuis ber of carloads of live stock to j vi.-iiinr? her son. Orvial, of Omaha,! the South Omaha market. the latter part of the week, returned Vv'. T. Richardson transacted bu?i-lhc:ae Saturday. I 1 jne-s m St. Paul last week. j Miss Lillian Sutherland and Miss j John Livinr-ston and Frank Wiles j Lcla Stewart cave a miscellaneous j spent several hours in town Monday shower for Miss Martha Eranchle cor.?r.llinjr the grain dealers in regard . Tuesday even in jr. For any itching: skin trouble, piles,) PAINS IN HACK AND Hli'-;. eczema, salt rheum, hives, itch, scald j Are an indication of idt ey ; ' d b heads, herpes, scabies, Poan's Oint- J a warring to biu'd u;i iho w c;. ..'! ment is highly recommended. "0c a I kidneys, make ll.-i m vijror .. . 1.1 box at all stores. your blood of aei.is ar.d j oi-- . . Co to your drurjri.-t fo- i.U y i.ii-ir Pills. In ZO-y and 1.0 f7". i i i: For a mild, easy action of the j your town i,y a;j (jruc:ri ?s. bowels, try Doan's Rejrulets, a mod- j ern laxative. 2"c at all stores. j Litter f.Ls at the Journal ofi.f. DonlMissTliisOns! H ! r - ... 1. ft 1 to ihe price of corn. Mrs. W. T. Weddle received the set FV.-c-nfe Pi: hardson spent Sat ' -yj cf dis'-.e.s at thi Rooster store last cf -vlth her ra-ent-, Mr. a"! Mrs. W. T. "alt. i day, and her little daucliter. Ri(h -rdscr.. s Pdchr rd-on i " at-: Icr.e, received the rinrj fot handinjr in itedin."- business ml'eare in Omaha. Prices 35c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 and a few at $1.50. the rest number of Booster j M (rb Pl P i : ?3 O -T t ? n- P j Tho Ladies Aid society met at the ! comt-oiis. jhorre of Mrs. William Wetcnkamp j Don't for;ret you receive Booster j last week. Making comforts and sew-j Coupons at T. J. Tool's hardware Always a good time in store for you. Everybody welcome j Music by the Plattsmculh Orchestra It .1