PL'ATTSMO UTII SEMI-WEEKLY JOUKNAIi
PAGB J
MONDAY. AUGUST 6, 1917.
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THE BURLINGTON
SHOPS NEED MEN
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There Are Numerous Positions That
Can De Tilled By Women, at
Good Salaries.
!Mttlffftiftf
From Satiiivla's luily.
The man who comes to jour hack
door one of these hot August morn-
"ltorihl"- MISSOURI PAGIFiO CHARGE OF
j,ic.i cue j;ii;xciti.vc. iiicj
be gotten here, then the positions will
be crK-ii to those from elsewhere.
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD.
The fdehawka Efflills
From Saturday's Daily.
August second, was
dav that
j F'rrini s'atai day '.- I.sily
) Beginning tomci row
raciac will cnan.ge
i
the Missouri;
iiiie on two of,
the stork male a visit itt the home
of Mr. r.nd Mrs. Jennings Siever, in
the Third Ward, leaving there the
dearest mite of a lit lie girl baby that
c no might wih to son. Ve mean
;r;irc3t, when we muko that remark,
fcr thci-e are other b:;bic ?rr.al!er, a.
: .! i.. .1.. :, i j l. 1
insrs and savs that he can pet roth-1 ia;s i'-Ul,S -l''1
inff to do. as work is ci-arce and times : lcn linu a
are hard, tell him that the Burlington J tn? Joun- ,aui. inv no"1 C!01'--
n,;c voi-.-1 well, i'n.l Mr. JMnnr.?:;? is a prcud
thoir iiv.ins lur.ri-; thrctirh this city,
inir.'- ir.to Oma-;
on tho one
''oir"- Koutn have nc
uma- j
t bv?enj
be in
ha. Th(,-
c..i:r-ed. No. 10"), the nior:i!:i:; train, I
will row t;o one ninnto cailier t:ian
forn:erly. the evening train,
which -had been - proir.u" north at 1
arc new Rolling and lYianufacturing ths
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HJiJ sr If 9
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FiOiifI
:2i
a
little
over haif :t, hour Foor.er. On the Lin-J
'hi brar.eh there will be twu trains1
taken o-i', tiiey btintr the ones poin?
shops in this city are at this voryP'C!!' 1 "-'!lU1"-- l: " l,u ! -vesl from Uni-.n in the moniinp ard
.- ;r'l It, :-nv f:itbrr. Uo-i T; t tho i . - . .. i r.
moment neeuin? mneiv more men in, o.;0 jurivi.v tore in ip.o aiie
various departments, and that on-1 ':tt!e stranger may yr
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COMFORT
You keep your car for your comfort avoid th trouble and expense
of a friction-crippled motor by usinjj
7M
i.
pirn.-. -rr-i':-Mry
T1IF STANDARD OIL FOR-ALL MOTOKS
Holds its body st any cylir.drr heat or engine speed. Ends carboni
zation, overheating, and scc:ed cylinders. Every drop pure.
Look for the Polarine it ttanJs for a re:ah dratrr wt:o will c've you
wbat you ask for. .Use Red Crown C9Cline, line power-full motor raeL
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Netraska OMAHA
the
can make from $7o to $50 per ir.cr.th
and at work in many instances which
does not reuuire skill or extra hard)
labor. The Burlington shops want
men and on May !( last raided their
employes wapes 10 per cent that is,
those who were at the time making:
375 per month were raised to ;S2.,"0.
which is approachinp very nearly $1.-
)U0 per year. On July i they apain
rave an increase of 4 cents per hour.
Xct alone this road, but many others.
i?e in need of help, and aie cripplinp
tlorp m a way wmc'i impedes cm-
rrevcr in all it- lines; the merchants
sinjr to ycur parents a.r,.l
the world.
he a b!es-
to
M dbnmi hi
1884 GOL. BAEKR
ONE OF THE PUPILS
.-annot cot fh
'jooils and mcrchar.-i
Councilman Frank M. ih- -5iiovinp
as a ; ccord of thr ik-t
.-.cnool in 1N4, a sor.ooi u:s' n
noon I'it in l.inor.ln. In otdvr to reach
i;t !;i t!:e cou-.ty now by rail one will
have to po on tho afternoon train and
remain over ri'.rht, whlie cominp in
to I'!ati?n:outh from the county the
service will be i-s it has been here
tofore. The new time card wiil take
effect tor.-orrow Sanady) , Aup. 5.
j
HAD THE BOYS SCARED.
"Letter Roll" Flour needs no boosting,
For on the top shelf it now is roosting.
The best cooks wherever you go
Use this famous Hour, you know.
They just set their yeast and go to bed,
For they know on the morrow they will
Bread.
have
J. M.
ood
ST. JOrSI, Prop.
JOE a?ALCQLriS, Head Miller.
For Saio bv AH Dealers
-;it !!-.li s 1 l;i!1v-.
.1.
i psternwv when Wruce i-.o.-ncra!
wetit into lh Iiook fhr-n of V.vv Stan-
'a a s
! ii- hl
h-
wnu-h
h hi:
iatnor va-
tht
1 (" j'-Duii-h," ho
O!
fo!!ov e l bv the dop.
! not kivi'.v 'i ;;t troubV
:iiai or
in
CROWN PRfMOE S
ppili r? we an
GET THIS BULLETIN,
HOW TO USE FRUIT
di.-:e in the retailers hands k-
ill lines.
Yv'hat is to bo done about this mat-
ter: Well, we live m i lausmouui
:md these nirotv liar.d?
draw from $7." to p-jr month , manv v;no v,
make. sav. to be fidr and a littie!.
:ea s.
who would ti,o ,,.'1oi
! lurked in the corner.-; of the room. On
amount f the close proxirity of the
! restnuiant, one l.cinp on either si.h-.
names ov. the roe: 'f h,TJ( , 4 them Mr. S:anrt!d had set
irat lime, ai"i .(.ami , r
ontir.uou.iv for foity-thr
Thi io dist'.ict oumbcr foity-two,
about mile, west of this t i'.y We
notice the
R. W. KN0R3 RETURNS
FROFri STAY IN WESTERN
FART OF STATE TODAY
DRAFT REACHES
NTfl POSTOFFICE
LIKE ELSEWHERE
ai d arc now
:iii.f
calte;
itoUc t' 1 Cs' I-oh Fnait anl 'cpetablv's as
1
icr
Talis. F rar.ee. Ana. J.
thr 'k'lxnan Cio.vn Vi ince.
ir.tcase artillery borab.'rdrner.t. 1::
r.ialit deliverevl several violcrd attac
auain.-t the French, position ne.ir Zei
rv, in the Aisr.e rcpion ahmp a front
of idrut l.'O ) vards. The Ihench of
l.VJtti Male iiA !i L i.--.M l . i i 1 ii.'vii .
u!i"e:vaie . m:: ::' rou is ii.c
i;'oi'-'ct -f a bulletin to be i. suei
, flwiihin th: next twentv-four h.our.-: bv
1
an
lire l. iiitovl .jii.:es j -:epari;nent 01 .p-
riculture, ii was a-.r.ounced toda.v. In
j , (rder that this bulletin may be ready
:a nractitailiv unlimited iuantita's ie-r
emcrper.cy campaign now beiti;
ve''etao!es
. 1 e::;diictid by the d.epartmeiil to s;'ve
f ruits
more than fair, on an averapc ir'SO
Der head or 7.2- per month, carried
out to the year mukinp .Sd,-l!! per
year, which could 1)3 sptat i:i this c;t.
Would a. new institution in this city
which could put up a payroll of S(k-
00 per year be' an inducement for
ie merchants or the Commercial
lub to pet busy about? We'.!, I pu.'js
.es. Wei!,' here is the proposition as
it is knocking at your doors. Do you
hear it?
To relieve the stress the Burlinpion
ias piven many po?aion to Aumcn
ir.d pirls, placinp tho.-e who ( ccupied
LS.tT i-'r-IU MI.- til Villi L . It. 1.1. U w wl
pune elst-.vhere ;T,.vir )ne iUn an(j ;maher he
i to every par.
of the country. Colon. 1 Baehr ' f lh?
new army which is bcir:,r .ra ; in
! V.'.tii-T;!-i v,-t! !i nnri! "i" " '. r 1 i !".or
i-i 'art
at tha. time wjas Myrtle Gilmore, and '. p
icw .vrs. Jcnn t.a::r::i, i
in-
unor. r'Liph on rats, which
seemed to be the answer. S'-ire had
been plr.ee
u 'on
I tucked awa
I.u:
pit of cl'cese
: in a corner for ?Ir.
"Dutch." came in he
is
,;v;n'S. 1 he iisl i t j-cnolare ;
... 1
::arv i'ro't, itoa ita'n
: yo-n found it. and wht n the lat l:t
cis-.jipea'.ar.p
;n his throat
Ida W-. h b.-i.i. Emma Wvhibeia, Map
pic Jas-.?r, Bui tie Jasper, Mary Wihr
iM-. Staiii-tld liise-'vero.i him.
bein, Minaie Fait r, sr., Philin Bec;.-r,
ivi lie Becker, Willie Fatt-rt dacb
Fidtor, Ed Uummcll, Ceo'pj Born,
Phillip Tritsch, Phillip Bom, Cerrpe
And
l-iiri'vi:iLr to
that
H
ti'c attac
were re-
frr.!d the bad
which a!c pomp to waste m twenty-:
v.-:
four Mate- of the Fnion, ordt.1" were
.".vi th"s mominp to the Coverniner.t
ulsed. On the Belpian
- . r- ' t , - j Pritslinp Ol'ice to pat this bulletin en
British I- ront ni I.elpiam aod - " . '
France, bv As-ciat-d 1'ress, A up. ::.j-:vt !ri':'-s-
. , , .- , 1 i . Between -i" O") and ."o.(mm
Vi-tn prv ilnrls ri:Vi last neht
"c;'.n lie turneJ out oanv ana tnis rate
can be kent up as loner as tbe need
oe more Kiaa.cuu :or in
rirls to flh
This is not purely a local qu
1-1 1 1 A
j one v. men i " a niaaoin j 1
'iCTl
and
then there we
and fro.
The pathorin,' ttatn the tremblinp of
distress."
For the uop had swallowed the poi-
; sc.i and o-:.-1:"'' to too no;e wao
Ilalmas, Charles Bestcr. Mary Bt.-k r, j thcy went and he pave a thorouph po
Viilie Ba.hr. Waiter Suialell, I.ouis j ;np over before the nop was safe. But
n, (iuy Bestor. Joe Haimas, Lr-r'ic !(iviinp the time h.oth Bruce and Earl
Falter, Minnie Falter, Henry Born. wtVe considerably cut up over the
Kl'TO S:.l t.i .l.ivs I ..;!,. ! -. a Ml : npl(i !1 . I). C, Alip. ... . l!U-
l!ny W. Knorr. who has leen in th"jinp issued by the potofaee depiirt
v eslern portion of the state for the men t shows that department officials
jiast week, where he was vi.-itinp rela- 'wi'I make few requests for exemption
lives, returned homo this morninir -f postal employes from military
over the Burlinpton. While away Mr. (service.
Knorr was at Chappcli, where he vis- j Postmasters are instructed not to
ited with his brother. Bert Knorr. for-
n
at-
fikirp twentv-six in all.
aionp the Belpian front in Blander
Fut pcr.eralfy "spcaV.inp the (iern-.an
puns were less acti e this mcrninp,
and the situation v.s ur.chaT'.red. At
laybixak the (lerrnans c.Tc:ura'd a
heavy pxin fire on t.v r.ewly ac-puireu
British posiiiiu in The a.ia.- of the
.Vpes-31cnin road and they have been
actively shellinp tnese defensives
inco that time. Burir.p the niplu the
or i my launched a counter aitack -n a
sr.tc!! p; ' t of the front hold by Aus
trian and NV.v Zv i;-i-.d troops in ih
IIoilcbehe-LaBassf- Vd:e line, nut were
forced to retire by the British artillery.
and the demand last. Caroline L.
Hunt, scir.tihc as-dstant. Offae of
Home K.-onomics. is the author of the
1 in 01. wh':h ;s known as r ;u'nv.'rs
su!a;:!i Si. topis will oc maiieo
free on reoue-t to the Division of
Publications, V . S. IV paitment
Apricuiture, Washinptor,, IV C.
ention of the prcate-t minds in l': e
country. In many places tnere nas
1 1
aeen a penerai employment 01 women
positions which have heretofore
aeon considered work tnai or.iy iren
i:nv scons will pjcmc.
matter. Mow they will make new
plans for the killinp of the rats.
BLTFUN I'lMlM THE EAST.
V; .1:1 S:it::r.t o-'' 1 i i .
The Boy Sc.-ui-.. wh are tnj'-'yinp a
pood growth under-the leadership of:
j Ki 'iTil S: t i: '!.! V v I 'mjIv.
Yesterday aftc rtioon
C. L. Mart hi
Scoutmaster C. D. Quinton. are plan-an.:j wfe
id dauphter, Frances, re-
can do. We have always thoupht trait ; ninp to po for a fotrr days' campin
BF
TWIN POAVEB WASH BBS.
LOOKING OVLI! I BOPEIirV
.he homo was the place for the wo
:r.d ptrls and v.r wouUI dislike t'v.it
ur wives, diao h tors an.d swectliearts
houhl be eonip.filed to caier into
competition with us i.i the avenues
vhich we have been taupht were not
rcTt'-eel enouph for them. Bnt t : -lees
not solve the question. 5r. the
- i . .1 . t. .
ia: :.i nc woiiitu niiiK me cow n.e
make the pardon and in the busy sea
son they drive the mower ov binder.
We' were in the country collect inp a
short time since and we observed that
1 ..,
d from Ft-rt Wavne, Ind., when
the first of the week.
t a i
1 ov . tn;y we;:
'eli I :-Lt nd
real far.it life an 1 wiil t ut into !;.-. f;,i-,-U-
. . - i i .
r; !'-e t nc nu:nv inm-rs, wnu.-n tnev -i-
are icarninp, as boy scouts.
h ys e::rct t onj
"1CT
put
andv
M;
ten o.'.ys
re iiiK.i' n, i::e .niu-
t year they wev there
i ,i . . . .
ar d en loved ti e ir.eeunp. '.-ota 4oeie
v. ie Pi' preicnt. but this lime there
were 12 in atteodan.ee. bcatinp the
BOYS BESBOND TO CALL TODAY. ?e :r sipo m-etir.e" ty -
There
rneriy of this city, who is ele-rkirp in
a hardware store at that place. Also
he was a puest at the home of Mr.
ami Mrs. G. P. Eastwood, who is man-
acror or a naroware ani impiemer-r
business there. Sptakirp in rcpard to
Chappel!, Mr. Ivmrr says it is a t-'wn
of about one thousand inhabitants,
with nl a vacant house in the city,
and many people iivinp in tents. The
wheat crop war enormous and of a
iine quality, carpenters and painters
beinp all busy and drawinp 7f cents
pf-r hour. On his return he stopped
off at Ila.tiiips. his old home, for a
visit with hhv parents, whom he found
in pood health ar.d enjoyinp life.
ask exemptions for carriers or labor
ers or for clerks in second-class of
fices below the $1,00 prade, clerks in
first class
below the ?l.Bi
TLNDEBED A FA HEW ELL.
i.
l"i no Satui il.i y'.- I1;.!:...
C. W. Berper of Bin:
John (lilchri-l of Omaha
city last cveninp, err."
Burlinpton train, an !
over the niece of prop
the Ploeeer laco in 11a; py li
with a view to buyinr -urr.o.
were in the
ip ia on the
were lo-.khip
t v hnowM as
".iiovv,
1 plol'i S.-i t ii ro.i v's LailV.
Coii'.clius Benper, iivinp southwest
of Mvnard, an-1 Grover Parriott, liv
in.f ..:o on Phitte bottom. b:-th vestc:" I . vetinp ladv was coiner an excellent
dav purchased of John F. Gorder a I job cultivating corn. The same day
twin powei washre. which they are we saw a man ami his wife with two
I in.-taliinp" in their homes. With the teams, both cultivatinp corn. Now in
! advance of civilization and the appli- the Eurlinpton shops, there are many
' -.tion of ticw.-i- nn.l n.sichinerv to the n'.- it ions which do not require the
1 erformance of the tasks of the farm, hard work it does to hop over th
: it is nothinp more than ripht ihat the cloos after a walkmp cultivator.
i housewife should come in for some of I instance, in tiic Ilurlinpton i.h.
The members of the 'Dandy Sixth"
who were at Omaha some time since,
an.i returned home t j await for their
;i
.crived it
ia Si e
vcuinp and rc-
upended this morr.inp, pjinp to Oma-
1 ; iU. f i: ......
na on iiie ee.n Du.i..i;:wii oaiu. -i.
larpo crowd was at the station to
meet their., to say pood-bye and God
bless you. The best information i;
tli.it they will depait immediately for
L'tminp, New Mexico, to po into training.
the Vadvantapes which the inventive
f-oriius of the world has create'.
oihh shop:
taree p ,s'.li ns,. cut
r
1
I
YOUR TRACTOR COSTS MONEY
But is monev that will return a hi- yield if you safeguard
your investment. You can lengtlien the life and increase the
efficiency of your tractor By using
STAN O L'l N D
GAS ENGINE TRACTOR OIL
v.,, it, ll,Hr.ifinn of cvlindTS and eiteml Bearinp?.
m?!!? i smoother running tractor, more power at the draw-bar,
nnd less time out for repairs.
Best for the tractor Because it's ma-i for the tractor.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Nebraska) Omh
.iup threads on bolt.-. All there is to
oo is to place toe i.oit, in a cnunp,
pull a level and the m.chir.e does
the iest. At these positions one can
make' 75 per month. Theie are many
n "cr sirro -ir rosirior.s: some? nav
! wrofcK. Mf!i W! i ttv ll. hOU'
mare, some do not, out wnat tae man j ' -
.;n time a po: tion of the time
pet if she works. The woman will be
iLL TK Y FISHING.
much pood f-elirp in the jolly crowd
"h.ich meets e..ch year to keep alive
the frienoiy prod feelinps which bind
tii family topeiher. When poinp
j they expected to remain in that part
of the country for a montn. but trie
health of Mrs. Martin prevented their
st.tyinp as lonp as they intended.
They report the best of crops of all
kinds there, with an abundance of
moisture. The corn was lookunp fine
all the way from Fort Wayne to
Piattsmouth. They report wheat ex
cellent in Illinois, with pood crops in.
the other states, but Ilhnois excc-llinp
in this particular.
It
expected, after she has become used
to it, to do the same work as a man
and will receive the same pay.
In Havelock the younp man who
was drafted for the war on the first
call, the one who 'was drawn first,
came to the :;i.ijerirdenIen.t and sail!:
j"! wanl the p ivilepc of brinpinp my
ife here and teachinp her to do tV-
work on this machine that I am do-
inp now, and at her own time, so that
when -I have to po she wiil have a
means of makinp a Iivinp and when I
return, if I do, I can take up the
work apain and she can remain at
l 'l - .hi S:i I ii r!,: y 's I ';i i I .v.
II. S. Tutt". the m-irha"t of Mur
ray, (iepatted last eveninp on the Buv
liupten train fcr Bancrdon, Mo., where
he will take r.n cathnp for some two
for a pas
We hope
catch . a larpe
that M
number
Tutt wiil
of f:rh
well
the
needed lcci cation and surcease fiom
the work at the store.
MEETING OF SWINE KAISERS.
: : . - ... - - v. - - ' z
home." This was acceded to plad'.y an.l fizaticn to work along lines of hop
1 U :. V ' i: J r- ':. ' . -::..:.:' ,-.. , ." .
:r:?iiH.1,;:i
cholera control and reduce looses
from Ih at disease.
This work, which is conducted by
the United States Bureau of Animal
InduLtry, Extension Division of the
Coiiepe of Agriculture, and the State
Live Stock Sanitary board co-operat-inp
with the farmers, has been car
ried on in northern Gape and John
son counties tsince 1C04, and has
proved very effective in cent rolling
the disease.
It Is important that a delegation of
Isitions of sewmp with a power ma-1 swina breeders from each precinct in
I chine which pays well. They are open , the county be present, at this meetinp
for some active, enerpetic women or in order to get a complete oraniza
cirls. Also other positions equally , tion. . 7-2G-Ctvkly
3 pocxh These positions it is desired to
t fill, and if men cannot be obtained,' Bring your welding to us. Platts-
then women will be accepted, and mouth Garage. Tel. 3$4.
this woman is learninp the trade her
husband works at. Now this is the
fact in a nutshell. There arc places
in the Burlinpton shops which can well
be filled by women which pay p?od
wat'os. . There are about forty places
which can be filled by forty women
or pirls. They will be treated ripht,
and not be in danger of insult or bad
association, as is the case of those
who run the s-treets at night with or
without their parents' knowledge.
j j In the upholstery department are po
Meeting to be bold at Wecp-ag
Water for organizing swine raisers
to control hug cholera in Cass county.
Representative swine breeders for
each precinct urged to be present.
At 2:30 p. m., Saturday, August 3,
a meeting will be held at the opera
house at Weeping Water for the pur
pose of perfecting a farmers' organ-
FAIi.M FOB SALE.
1H0 acres; j'ood grain and dairy
farm, half mile of r. good town; all
fenced; seven-room house; stable for
four horses; cow stable with stanch
ions for 16 cows; granary; hog house
with cement floor; water system,
piped below frost, with supply tank;
wind mill acd good shallow well; 30
acres of alfalfa; SO acres of tame
pasture; 10 acres of wild meadow;
pood boarinp orchard; acres of oak
tknber. Price $l"'- per acre. $2,000
or ?.:j,000 cash. Mortgage oil farm
for ?H,O00 heats .r per cent interest.
Ten years' time on balance at T per
cent. Wo have a, large list of farms
for side, from $85 per acre up. Write
us what you want.
Stewart Bros. Investment Co.,
Tecumseh, Nebraska.
7-2o-2wkswkly
From Friday's L'a'.lv.
Last evening the Luther league of
St. Paul's church tendered "Irs. Fran-.-on.
v. h.o is planning on renuw inp
from this city, a delightful farewell I
party, at the home of Miss Ma
thilde Mcisinper. Various games
ar.d amusements were indulged in by
the merry company, while sociability
reigned supreme, and which made the
hours pass very pleasantly and al! loo
rapidly. At a suitable time dainty
ar.d delicious refreshments were
served, which were likewise thorough
ly enjoyed. When the hour became
quite late, the members of the Luther
league wished Mrs. Franzen much
happiness in her new home and after
extending their many thanks to Miss
Meisinger for her kind hospitality,
departed for their homes.
gradv. or any above these grades, un
less they arc qualified distributors of
mail. i
The. ru'ing is the first formal ac
tion by an executive department in
compliance with President Wilson's
order directing that department o!T.
ck.ls indicate exemption- and that the
requirement of indispcnsibility be rip
iJ'y enforced.
As generally construed the postal
rulintr shows the purpose of the ad
ministration to make the government
departments leaders in free:r,p valu
able employes for war service.
The entire mail carrier?' force,
numbering thousands of men, of
whom considerable percentage aie
within the draft age limit, is exclud
ed from exemption except f.r phys
ical reasons or because of dcpen:c!0
families. Every portion of the coun
try is reached by the ruling, as eve;:
the rural carriers are included.
The department's rulinp leaves tail
way mail clerks within the exemption
classes, as they are highly specialized
distributors.
HA UN DESTROYED BY FIRE.
SELLS HIS COAL BUSINESS.
Fro'n F'-Mtfv'ss r;ulv.
W. R. Egenberger, who has con
ducted a coal business for the past
year or more, has closed cut his busi
ness to C. H. Hartford, who will take
over Mr. Egc-nberger'n contracts held
for future delivery. Mr. Egenberger
is employed at present with his un
e, Fred G. Egenberger, assisting
in the -hauling necessary in the sale
of the soft drink? which he handles.
t'r'-in Kridny's 1ai!y.
Wednesday the barn of Alex Camp
bell, constructed a couple of years ago
at a cost of ?G00, together with har
ness and machinery, also a jack, and
a stallion valued at SbOO, and hay
worth about $100, were destroyed by
fire. There was $500 insurance on
the jack and S4-50 cn the barn, car
ried in the company represented by
J."W. Holmes, and which was settled
today.
GOOD RAINS IN WEST.
From Fri!;iv I.u!y.
Miss Opel Fitzgerald, who a short
time since departed for the east,
where she is now visiting with her
father at Os.hkosh, writes very enter
tainingly of the country in which sin
k; visiting. She visited at the Chey
enne Frontier Days' celebration last,
week. Miss Opei embarked from th"
train at Chappel to go into th- in
terior, where Oshkosh is situated. At
Chappel she found a very lively town,
with things doiinj, and many people
living in tents because of inability of
the force of carpenters to buiid i -t
enough for those who are desiring
places to live. A good rain visited
the country out there since her arrival.
Bring your welding to us. Piatts
mouth Garage. Tel. 334.
Call Tlaltsmouth Garage for serv
ice. Tel. CD1, also livery. J. E Mason,
Prop.
Obey tho Law. Order your Osgood
Lens. Piattsmouth Gsirage. All sizes.
Known To The Nation As The Sensible Six
$S45 F. O. B. FACTORY.
Possesses important feature of design which arc found
also in those higher priced cars as embodying the very
latest and best engineering practices. These superior
features, which fcr two years have distinguished the
Oakland Six as a car of unusually advanced design, and
which are now employed in the latest models of many
of the more costly cars, not to be found in their entirety,
in any of the other cars in the Oakland price-class. Ay
a result, the Oakland Sensible Six, in the estimation of
the buying public, is raised above the plane of its price,
and naturally is compared to and competes with cars of
considerable higher price than its own.
PLATTSMOUTH
NEBRASKA