MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1913.
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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
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That is the slogan adopted by the U. S. Postal Service and all the stores
of the country, and indeed it is a very good one. It enables you to have first
choice and the best slection of all the beautiful new holiday goods we are con
stantly receiving, and we cordially invite you to come in and see them.
We are the exclusive agency for the "Unweave" handkerchief and we
carry a complete line of beautifully embroidered designs in a large range of
prices. There is nothing more practical as Xmas gifts than handkerchiefs,
cind nothing that is more appreciated.
Have just received the NEWEST thing in Silk Hosiery the pretty
black and white striped and embroidered effects. We have:
Silk Hosery, biack and white combination, per pair $1.00'
Boot Silk Hosiery, all colors, at, per pair 50cr
Boot Silk Hosiery, black only, at, per pair 75c
Silk Hosiery, black, white and combination, per pair $1.00
You can make ,an unlimited variety of gifts out of ribbons, such as bags,
hair receivers, hat pin holders, slipper bags, etc., and we have the prettiest as
sortment of flowered, striped and checked effects you ever saw.
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Turkish Towels!
ITey are hard to get now, but we have just received some
of he prettiest effects in geld, blue, pink and lavender in deep
border and ttripes. They make an inexpensive and beautiful
gift, with crocheted or tatted edges. Don't forget that we have
all the threads and floss necessary to do all sorts of handwork.
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We are constantly receiving and adding to our large stock of Royal Society stamp
ed and package pieces, and have another shipment enroute.
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stands for quality and exclusive designs.
We have a few envelopes of "Gold Medal" transfer sheets an indispensible item
to the woman who embroiders. Five large sheets of initials scalloped edges sprays
and other designs all for 25c. These can be used over and over again and need no hot
iron cr carbon sheets.
MAKE OUR STORE YOUR XMAS HEADQUARTERS.
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The Daylight Store.
For Christmas
Your Photogragh!
The simplest gift that lends
the touch of friendship with
out the embarrassment of
an obligation.
Leonard's
Studio
DEATH OF MRS.
WASHINGTON SMITH
AT ROSALIE, NEB.
Card of Thanks.
We, the undersigned, wish to thank
the friends and neighbors for their
kindness ami help during the illness
of our wife and daughter. We especial
ly w iih to thank the B. P. O. E. and
the I. L. C. club for the beautiful
flowers sent. Mrs. Knorr is improv
ing rapidly and it is hoped she will
soon be able to resume her housework.
Eert F. Knorr.
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Eastwood.
Last evening Mrs. Washington
Smith, for many years a resident of
this city, passed away very suddenly
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
William Cooledge, at Rosolie, Nebras
ka, where she had been making her
home for the past few months. Mrs.
Smith had been in very poor health for
the past few years, having been a suf
ferer from heart trouble, and death
came very suddenly to her. The mes
sage conveying the sad news did not
give the cause of her death, but it is
thought to have resulted from an at
tack of heart trouble. It is with the
deepest of regret that the many
friends of this estimable lady will
learn of her death, and her passing
will be most sincerely mourned, as
during her residence here she made
many friends by her kindly ways and
gentleness to all with whom she came
in contact. The body will be brought
here tomorrow evening on No. 14 and
the funeral held Wednesday, but the
hour cannot be set until further word
is received from the family. The body
will be laid at rest in Oak Hill ceme
tery beside that of the husband, who
preceded her in death some two years
ago. For years Mr. and Mrs. Smith
were prominent residents of this city
and among the old friends the mes
sage conveying the news of the death
of this good woman will bring a feel
ing of deepest regret. Three children,
Mrs. William Cooledge of Rosolie, Ne
braska; Mrs. Scott of Central City,
and Glenn W. Smith of Omaha, are
left to mourn her death.
Goes to State Penitentiary.
WAITED !
This morning Sheriff Quinton de
parted for Lincoln, taking with him
John Fowler, who will enter upon a
sentence of from one to fifteen years
for forgery, having pled guilty to the
charge of forging a check which was
passed on the bank at Greenwood.
Fowler is well advanced in years and
seems rather feeble, as well as" men
tally weak, and having spent many
years in prison seemed to welcome the
fact that he was soon to take up his
qaurters at the state prison, having
known no other home for years.
The Journal delivered at your door
for only 10 cents a week.
3 BIG CLOSING OUT SALE OF C
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LIVE POULTRY
A carload of live poultry to be de
livered at car near C, B. & Q. freight
depot, riattsmoulh, Neb., on Tuesday,
December 14th, one day only. We
will pay cash as follows:
Hens 11c
Springs 11c
Ducks 11c
Geese 10c
Old Cox 7c
Remember the date. We will be on
hand rain or shine and take all poultry
offered for sale.
V. E KEEflEY.
Furniture, Carpets Rugs!
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We are NOW closing out our entire line of Furniture, Carpets 'and Rugs in the
massive stock of M. Hild, at a discount of 25 per cent. Everything in this great
stock will go at these prices. This is one of the finest lines of house furnishing
goods ever before ofTered to the public at such prices. Remember this is a bona
fide saving to you of 25 per cent, on any article in the house. Good clean stock to
select from. .
THIS SALE WILL CONTINUE FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS!
If you need Furniture or Household Furnishings of any kind, or will be in need
in the near future, this is certainly the time to buy. ,Rememberthis sale is for
CASH ONLY!
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The Furniture Man
3 Plattsmouth, Nebraska
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GEORGE H. BECKER SUFFER
ING FROM PNEUMONIA
The many friends of George W
Becker will regret greatly to learn
that he is confined to his home suffer
ing from a very serious attack of
pneumonia with which he was stricken
Saturday evening. Mr. Becker has not
been feeling the best for the past few
days and Saturday evening he became
so ill that it was necessary to summon
the assistance of a physician to look
after him, and it was discovered that
he was suffering from pneumonia. The
condition of the sick man is quite
serious and a trained nurse is in at
tendance upon him. It is to be hoped
that George will be able to withstand
the malady and soon be with his
friends again as usual.
The Nebraska Public Library com
mission have recently added some Ger
man traveling libraries to their col
lection, which through the courtesy of
Aliss Templeton, secretary of the com
mission, and well known in this city,
because of her visits here in library
work, the Plattsmouth library has
been able to secure one. This collec
tion is composed of thirty-five volumes
and may be kept' in the library for
three months. All residents of the city
are entitled to the free use of these
books under the same rules as the gen
eral library laws. It is hoped by the
librarian that the many Germans in
this city will take advantage of this
opportunity. The following is the list
just received:
Alexis, Isegrimm, Startz, Der weis
se Tod, Schlicht, Manorcrgast, Meis-
teibuih, Marike, Erzahlungen, Rob
erts, Die schone Helena, Ganghofer,
Martinsklause, Walff, Das Wildfang-
recht, Ileimburg, Frotzige Herzen,
Hauptmann, Die Weber, Ludwig,
Augeewahlte werke, Reuter, Aus
guter Familie, Vielig, Dilettanten des
Lebens, Rosner, Georg Bangs Liebe.
Bitterauf, Friederich der Grosse,
Ebers, Die Gred vol. I and II, Muller-
guten brunn, Gotzenuammeerung,
Urban, Lederstrumfs Eiben, Hayek,
Der grosse Kurfurst, Molihausen, Der
Halbindianer, Dahn, Ein Kampf um
Rome vol. I, II, III, Stowe, Owkel
Toms Hutte, Lindau, Herr u Fran
Bewer, Eichendorff, Gedichte u novel-
len, Dinckla.ge. Anker geschlippt,
Wassermann, Renate Fuchs, Eschs
truth, Nachtschatten, Zobeltiz, Eine
Welle von druben, Bloem, Volk wider
Volk, Keller, Zuricher Novellen, Zahn,
Schattenhalf. Ruge, Dresden und die
h'achsische Schweiz.
FINE SERVICES
AT THE MASONIC
HOME SUNDAY
Yesterday afternoon was a most
pleasant occasion at the Masonic
Home and the service conducted for
the benefit of the aged members of
the family at the Home will be most
pleasantly remembered by them. It
being the Sunday that Rev. II. G.
McClusky of the Presbyterian church
was to officiate, he secured to assist
him in the service the members of the
Platt.mouth male quartet, Messers
E. A. McElwain, Herman Hough,
Bert Knorr and himself and this or
ganization of talented vocalists added
very much to the interest and pleas
ure of the occasion. Rev. McClusky
conducted the religious service for the
benefit of the aged people and was
assisted by the quartet with a numb
er of fine selections and the quartet
made such an impression with the
residents of the home that they were
compelled to give an afternoon of
song. The quartet used the songs
which were so popular during the
Sunday campaign in Omaha and from
the inspiring strains of "Brighten the
Corner" they were asked to give
others of those songs and it was not
until i o'clock that the members of
the quartet were alowed to close their
program of song. This quartet has
been practicing together for only a
short time but has some of the finest
voices of the city in its organization
and their appearance at any public
gathering is always the source of the
greatest of pleasure and to the old
folks at the Masonic Home their visit
was a rare treat and it was certainly
a most commendable action of the gen
tlemen composing the quartet in giv
ing this pleasant afternoon entertain
ment to those who are largely shut out
from participation in the active life
of the world through their feebleness
and the occasion will be foundly re
membered by every member of the
family at the Home.
"Feed the Goose" at Bazaar.
For Sale or Rent.
Store building 22x60 in Murray.
Terms reasonable. O. A. Davis,
Murray, Neb.
12-6-lwkd-2wks-wkly
A beautiful line ot Birthday Card?
and Greetings at the Journal office.
Come in and see them.
The Little Helpers of St. Luke's
church are arranging to take part in
the bazaar to be held Friday and Sat
urday by the ladies of St. Mary's Guild
at the store of Wara & Schuldice and
they have arranged a most pleasing
feature for the bazaar and one that
will be very much enjoyed. The par
ents are urged to bring their children
to the bazaar and "feed the goose and
see what she will do for you." This
will be a feature of the bazaar that
should not be overlooked.
Chickens Wanted Thursday.
We will buy chickens on Thursday,
December 9. Best price paid. Bring
in your chickens. Zuckweiler & Lutz.
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Sales bills done quickly at the
Journal.
The Most' Useful Gifts
are ones most appreciated
Did you ever stop to think what a good and
useful Xmas gift a good ELKCTPJC orPOWKIi
WASHER would make?
Just the tiling to make wash-day a pleasure in
stead of a drudgery.
We will have a few in stock the first week in
December and in order to have a machine for you,
we would like to have you make your selection
now, so there will be no delay in deliveries.
Prices for Electric $38.00 to $70.00
Prices for Power $14.00 to $45.00
Telephone 151
Willi
South Sixth St.
DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH
ELECT THEIR OFFICERS
The Daughters of Rebekah held
their annual election of officers cn Sat
urday evening at their lodge rooms in
the I. O. O. F. building, and the meet
ing was very largely attended by the
members. The following were chosen
for the various offices for the ensuing
year: Noble grand, Mrs. W. F. Dris
sey; vice grand, Mrs. M. A. Leist; sec
retary, F. II. Steimker; treasurer.
Mrs. F. II. Steimker.
Christmas will soon be here Buy
your stationery now. You will find
a complete line at the Journal office.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local api.lk-ati.ins. as they ran not r.-ach the
disrasrd ixntlou of thf ear. Thi-rr In rnly one
way t cifre U-afm. ami that In by t-uiiKt itutlon
al r'ii:f irts. 1'rafnri rauil by Inliaiuei
dmiitMm f tti" muroin linini: f tiie Ent-chian
Tul.'. When thin tube it iiitb.nu j y.m h::vr a
ruiLbline rouml or luirfrct bearing. a::il when
It 1 entirely rUwrd li.-afiics in tl.r r.s:iit. ami
unless the inflammation ran be tak-n out arid
tola tube restored to Its n"rmal condition, licur
lnfr will be destroyed forever: ulne caion out of
ten are r a used by ratiirrh. whleu Is not Hint but
an Inflamed condition of the mucins surfan s.
We will (rive One Hundn-d Ixdjars for any rase
of Ieafnes (ranged by catarrh th'it rannot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Semi for clrcu
In rkt fret?
" F. J. CIIENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by Pruesists. 73c.
Take II all's Kamllx rills for constipation-
T. H. POLLOCK
Real Estate
Insurance
Farm Loans
Buick-Dealer
Office and Salesroom
RILEY BLOCK
Tel. No. 1.
Plaltsmouth
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The Store of Useful Christmas Gifts
Every woman appreciates
Embroidered Handkerchiefs
3S Ladies' initialed handkerchiefs, : in a
box, dainty design in assorted colors,
Box 35c
1)47 Ladies' initialed handkerchiefs, as
sorted color initials. 6 for 35c
1070 Child's handkerchief with quaiutfairy
tale designs in colors, in a box. Box 1 5c
154 Ladies' initialed handkerchiefs, made
of pure Irish linen. 25c each
Box of 6 $1.50
An unlimited supply of hand embroidered
designs in prices as high as 75c each
Put Fancy Aprons on the
Holiday List
We have just received a large
assortment of fancyaprons
really very choice selections,
ranging in price from
25c to 95c
Among them is an attractive
number
A Fancy Apron ami Ken
sington .Bag combined these
come in plain white French
lawn and novelty colored
crepe effects, lace edge, beau
tifully embroidered
65c and 75c each
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