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PLATTSjIOUTH semi-weekly journal.
THURSDAY, 0CT03ER 21, 1915.
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We have a very complete line. of fancy linen scarfing, plain linen scarf
ing, linen art crashes, and all kinds of stamped pieces, and you can get new
ideas in crocheting, tatting, crt
tiou books.
Lincoln, Oct. 20. A committee of
seven leading democrats of the state
have been appointed by J. 51. Tanner,
president, and K. A. Walrath, sec
retary of the Democratic State Press
association, to meet in the Lindell
hotel here next Wednesday afternoon
to make plans for a big democratic
!-tate dinner in Lincoln in 5Iarch, to
open the campaign for the presidential
year. The c ommittee consists of J. W.
Cutright, C. W. Bryan, G. S. Fox
worthy and Frank I). Eager of Lin
coln; W. 51. 5Iaupin of Omaha, W. F.
Cramb of Fairbury and Edgar Howard
of Columbus. Speakers of prominence
will be secured for the dinner in
51 arch, which 1,000 democrats are ex
pected to attend.
SUFFOCATION
KILLS YOUNG COU
PLE IN OMAHA
Georpe Shirley and Wife Dead in Bed
Since .Monday Night, When
Last Seen.
s stitch and einbroiderv in our new instruc-
Oor Motto is "Quality"
This we arc endeavoring to maintain in our Art Needlework de
partment as well as in all others.
We are always pleased to see you!
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Call Phone 53 ami 54.
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BULGARS ARE
VERY FEARFUL
OF RUMANIA
YOUNG PEOPLE MARRIED A YEAR
The Dayligh tStore.
Paris, Oct. 20. The Saloniki cor
respondent of the 1 lavas News agency
fends the following dispatch under
Tuesday's date:
"French troops, having received
orders not to pass the Bulgarian
frontier, Strumitsa has not been oc
cupied by the allies.
" The Bulgarians are concentrating
troops in haste in Dobrudja, supposed
ly because Rumania appeared to be
leaning more towards the entente. At
the same time three divisions of Dul
gaiian troops are being concentrated
on the Greek frontier. Communica
tions by the Uskub railway now are
said to be definitely assured for the
allied troops.
"The entire Bulgarian coast on the
Aegean sea has been evacuated by
the civilian population and the au
thot Hies."
Omaha, Neb., Oct. 21. E. George
Shirley, aged 27 years, and his young
wife, Edith, aged 24 years, were found
dead in bed, as the result of suffoca
tion, Wednesday afternoon in their
home. 3558 Dodge street.
Robert Shirley, a brother, receiv
ing no response at the door, pried
open a window in their bedroom and
discovered the lifeless bodies. Since
Monday evening relatives and friends
had repeatedly called the house by
'phone, but to no avail. Yesterday
afternoon officers of the Omaha
Crockery company, where Shirley
was employed, notified relatives of
Shirley's absence.
According to Coroner Crosby, th
gas heater under the water tank i
he basement, was left burning, and
all of the oxygen in the house was
burned up. Suffocation was the result
Death, which was apparently accident
al, evidently occurred some time be
tween 5Ionday night and Wednesday
noon. According to police officers the
house was so filled with fumes that it
was with difficulty they managed to
throw open the windows and doors to
air the place. Shirley was last seen
5Ionilav night, when he rode home
with 11. C. Forester, treasurer of th
Omaha Crockery company.
Bucks Stoves
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Me Ranges!
We are very fortunate in securingthe agency
for this famous line of heaters and cast ranges.
, Their line of stoves are known the world over
and hardly need any mention as to quality aLd
material as is used in teir building of these ex
cellent stoves. Our line is now complete.
Be sure and see the BUCKS HOTD BLAST
that holds fire nearly equal to a base burner.
Everyone reaas the want ads.
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Commencing Next frlonday and Continuing for the Week,
We Wili Conduct a SPECIAL SALE on the Celebrated
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RANGE THAT CAN'T RUST OUT
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Free!
FrBB!
During this Sale we 'will
give ABSOLUTELY
Fit K K to every purchaser
of a Copper-Clad Iiange
A Set of Pure
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Cooking Utensils
VALUE
$8.00
CONSISTING OF
One 8-qt. Kettle and Cover
One 6-qt. Preserving Keltic
One 3-qt. Preserving Kettle
One 2-qt. Pudding Pan
One 3-qt. Pudding I'an
One No. 9 Frying Pan
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in this community is
cordially invited to
visit our store during
this special sale and
inspect the COPPER-
CLAD, the
Range that has
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sation through
out the coun
try and prac
tically revolu
tionized the range
business. It is as
beautiful as it is wonderful, and as
different from any other liange as a
self-binder is from a sirkle. Come
and see for yourself.
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A Range, like a piano, is bought but once or twice
in a lifetime! It is important that you get the best. There is
no doubt about which Range is best, and you will KNOW IT
when you see the COPPER-CLAD.
SESTOK
SWAT EEC
3 SOUTH SIXTH STREET TUEY BUILDING
Plalismouib,
9 Nebraska
ODD FELLOWS OF
STATE ELECT THEIR
NEW OFFICERS
Colonel J. P. Rosehraugh Chosen as
President of Patriarch
Council.
Omaha, Neb., Oct. 20. Colonel J. F.
Rosebraugh of Mitchell was elected
president of the department council
of the patriarch militant, I. O. O. F.,
his afternoon. J. W. Conger of Loup
Citv was elected treasurer. The de
partment will meet with the grand en
campment if it should decide to hold
its annual session apart from the
grand lodge.
The following officers of the grand
encampment have beerT elected:
Grand Patriarch, I. E. Coy of Paxton;
senior warden, G. E. Turkington of
Omaha: high priest, E. J. Farr of
Blair; junior warden, A. P. Hansen of
Omaha; scribe, L. P. Gage of Fre
mont; treasurer, F. B. Bryant of Oma
ha. The outgoing grand patriarch, J.
A. Davis of Lincoln, becomes past
erand patriarch, the highest honor
obtainable in the state organization.
The election of grand warden is
scheduled for Thursday. Lincoln and
Omaha are contending for the 1916
convention.
This afternoon Odd Fellows and the
Rebekahs attended the Billy Sunday
meeting in a body. All afternoon
events were postponed until after the
permon.
Married at Weeping Water.
Yesterday at Weeping Water at the
home of the bride's parents, occurred
the marriage of Miss Estelle F.
Swindle and Mr. Frank Brown, of
Lewellyn, Neb. The marriage was
performed by Rev. W. M. Elledge, and
was one very impressive to tne rela
tives and friends present.
The Easy Way
This Year
Sit for Your
Portrait
and have one Dozen
Gifts
all ready for Xmai
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"THE PRINCE OF TO
NIGHT" PLEASES PEO
PLE EVERYWHERE
The reason Tom Arnold in the lead
ing role of "The Price of Tonight,"
which was seen by a small audience
:n the Auditorium Saturday night, is
better fitted for the part
much-advertised Henry Woodruff, is
that Arnold can sing", "and sing well.
and Woodruff cannot sing.' Arnold's
audience fell in love with him at first
sight. He was great in every minute
of the pretty play and Eva Carey as
Virginia Stuart, was also excellent
Frances Morton as Bonnie Stuart,
made a hit with the audience by her
pretty dancing and singing.
The cast is made up of some clever
men and women who put a spirit into
thep lay that brought it up to the full
expectations of those who saw the
same play with Henry Woodruff two
years ago. Arnold is the same type
of a man as Woodruff. He led the
college boys in some pretty singing
vhich brought him back numerous
times owing to the hearty encores.
The costumes of the company and the
stage settings were beautiful. Nor
folk News.
John McNurlin Returns Home.
John McNurlin, who has been down
in Kansa's for the past few days vis
iting at the home of Miles Standish
and family, near Garnett, returned
home last night. He reports every
thing in that locality looking fine and
crops looking gooretaoin shrdlu cmfwr
crops of all kinds turning out good.
than the He also made a brief visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Man
speaker, former residents of this
county, who he reports getting along
very nicely and enjoying good health.
Read the want ads in the Journal.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by lural applications, as thfy cannot rt-arh tb
dlsea.-M-d ixjrtlon of the nr. There In only one
way to cure deafness, and tnat ix by constitution
al remedies. leafnens if rutined hy an lnQuuied
conditio) of tbe uiurouti lining of the Kustarbian
Tube. Wben this tube iK inflamed jou have
rumbling sound or imperfect bearing, and when
It is entirely closed lieafuess la tbe result, and
artless tbe inflammation can be taken out and
this tnbe restored to its normal condition, bear
ing will be destroyed forever: nine cases out of
tea are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but
an Inflamed condition of tbe mucous surfaces.
We will if We One Hundred Dollars fur any caw
of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot ha
cared by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for eircu-
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Hall's Family Tills for constipation.
T. H. POLLOCK,
Roal Estate, Insurance, Loans
Suieb Soxgs
$950.00, $985.00, $1,485.00
Office and Salesroom Riley Block, 6th St., PlatUmouth, Neb.
TELEPHONE NO. 1
A K E the most
of your natural
Beauty Of Line-
Fashion favors the woman who is rea
sonably plump this year, for Fashion
says that curves are again in sty If.
But the curves must appear in just the
right places and they must not be too
prominent a little roundness at the
hips a slightly emphasized bust but
an absolutely flat front. Your figure
will be harmoniously proportioned if
you wear a
A La. Spirife
We carry all sizes in the best selling models of this well
known make. Come in and ask to see the new models.
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