THURSDAY. JUNE 19. ir19.
PLATTSMOUTII SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
PAGE SEVEN.
VISITING CLRGY
ENTERTAINED
ON TUESDAY
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1'hrilling Flying Exhibition
AT NEHAWKA, NEB.
Friday, Jimme 27th
TWO MACHINES! TWO AVIATORS!
Both a iators have seen service in the World's War and when fh ing icre w ill
go thiough all the difficult war maneuvers such as nose dives, tail spins, loop-1 he
loop, etc. One of the most thrilling exhibitions ever given in this part of the state.
A limited numler of passengers will be carried. DON'T MISS IT!
HECTOK CF ST. LUKE'S
CilUECH KEEE.
ISFCRfnAl JSKKUHL RECREATION
The Nehawka Chautauqua
Commences MONDAY, JUNE 23rd-Lasts Five Days!
Two Goad Programs Daily. Everybody Invited to Attend!
fcj Atieidrcl l Clciieus of Omaha. Ill
rj c!nd::: Ttv Adjaocr.t Towns
; i of Which This is One
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i large number of the Guild members
(present to enjoy the hospitality of
tin- Ikney home.
During the afternoon Mrs. J. T.
Eegley favored the gathering with a
number of very beautiful vocal se
St. Mary's Guild Ladies Entertained ! jt t ions and short talks were mad-
FAREWELL GIVEN FOR
MRS, GEORGE THOMAS!
at Home of Krs. H. N. Dovey
Saturday Afternoon
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The S'. Mar.Vs Guild of the St.
I. tike's church held a very p'ta.-ant
mooting at the home of Mrs. U
Iey Saturday afternoon, the oc-
(asioti being given as a farewell in
honor of Mrs. George Thoii::' .
whose faniilv will remove to .'o-
1 raska City tomorrow to make their I work in that capacity
There was ouitc
future hoiiie
CASTOR I A
tor Lnfans and Children
f n Uso or Over 30 Years
Always bears -'J
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by Father Leete and Mrs. J. A.
Ionelan. expressing their deepest
regrets in the loss of this most es
timable member of the organi.al ioj:,
to which Mrs. Thomas responded
with, the same feeling with refer-
to the severance of her Ions;
connection with the St. Mary's
Guild. She has been the treasurer
of the Guild for many years and only
lhse v. ho know the scope of her
can appre-
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j 'Cjaie ihiu will i ill" inaii-" tn inv
j lice have been looked after and tl-
excellent manner n which I tie n
nanc.ial condition of the Guild ha.;
been guarded. She has made a good
and faithful cdliccr.
Numerous frames were playe 1
during the afternoon and the pur
chasing power of the little navy
J.an was sunly demonstrated in
;liie game introduced by Miss Ear
I bara Gering. in whiih eery iitil'
bean was ahied at ?1.0 in h- pur
i chase of the prize ottered in thi.
! contest, w hich was captured by
I.Miss Alice Eaton. In the gum niould-
ing contest, whic hwas in charge 01
Mrs. K. V. Clement. Mrs. T. E. liute-.
captured the prize. In this conic-!
all manner of little animals and
flowers v. ere moulded from the tiny
piece of cur... Mrs. George Thomas,
the gue-"T if honor, was pro-cu'ed a
gift in token of the remembrance or
St. Mary's Gi'.ilJ.
A di'.iciou hr.r.et lunch "as serv
ed during the afternoon.
The fieri ens of mah:i. which in-
eludes f-ome of the towns a'.'jacel.t.
(v.ns (. ute: tai::ed ""ird.i.v by thj
church. The l':d!ov ins. cleray were
present :
The Very Kev. .T. A. Tancock.
fi' . ii of Trinity 'a: ! dial. O.-naha.
tiie Hev. Canon T. .1. Collar, rector
of the Church of tlf Good Shepherd.
Omaha, the Hev. 'url M. Word. n.
ecridary of the .ii"ee:-e. the Hev.
'.':ni:n A. K. Marsh, rector of St.
.'l:.r 's church. I'.h.ir. ti;e Hi v. C.
M. Hlakeslee. rector Si. Haruahus
church. Omaha, tlie Kev. Jf,!in Al
bert Williams. vi"' .r of Sr. Philip.
AEE I.IOVTN'G TO ITEERASKA CITY
TIIVIELY
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Farminghnplements
In listed corn cultivators we have the J. I. Case
Plow Co., John Deere Plow Co., and Rock Island Plow
Co. In walking cultivators we have the New Depar
ture and Jenny Lind; Riding cultivators, the Badger,
New Century and Overland.
In haying tools the Keystone, International and
Emerson loaders; Keystone and International side de
livery hay rakes; Deering and McCormick mowers,
binders and hay rakes.
Also just unloaded a car load of
Peering Standard Twine
that I will sell for
24c Per Pound
CASH, UP TO JUNE 15TH
Prom 'I'liisilay';: I'nily.
This morning two truck 1-iaii- of
household roods belonging to George
V. Thomas were taken to Nebraska
City by Fred HaP.ke in his big
truck-. Mr. Thomas who has been
emploed in Nebra.-V.a City for tome
tiiiM'. with the packing plain, i.- now
moving to that place to make his
homo. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas in
leaving this city are leaving a large
number of very close friends who
will miss this excellent family, as
they hac made thir home lure tor
a number of years, and have been
interested and associated v. i;h t lit
Uiingi which lias been the makiur
of this the progressive town which
it is. In their going t'tiis city is
losing some excellent citizens, but
what is our loss in this instance,
will be the gain of our sister city
down the river. We are wishing
Ihem prosperity in their to-w hi. me
which we are certain they v. ill have.
1.000 lbs. Swifts Premium Hams
at Soenriichsen's. Special prices
while they last.
USED CARS
I have one Monroe Roadster for $450.00; one 4-pas-cnrr
Hupmobilc, model 32. good serviceable car,
$220.00; one 1917 5-passenger Rco, good paint, '$700.
JOHN F. ORDER,
-:- -:- NEBRASKA
PLATTSMOUTH
a : diii
Can't look v. ell, eat weii. or fel
well with impure blood. Keep the
blood pure with Purdock l'.'ood P.it
tt rs. Kat simply, take ixercise.
keep clean, ami pood health i pretty
sure to follow. $1.25 a bottle.
Mrs. 1.. K. Pickett and children
who have been visiting in II.tmb.irg.
Iowa, for over Sunday, a guest at
the home of her parents Sanm -1
Smith and wife returned home this
afternoon, having had an excellent
time.
Don't use harsh physics. The
reaction weakens the bowels, bads
to' chronic constipation. Get l'nan's
Kegulets. They operate easily. ::(c
at all stores.
1.000 lbs. Swifts rrenium Hams
at Soerniichscn's. Special prices
while they last.
J:'ie Dean's church. Omaha and the
j v. Oliver Cleveland. Vicar of St.
i John's church. Omaha.
Dean Tancock ami Canon Collar
em" down in the Dean's car. arriv
:ig at seven thirty and the balance
f the members arrived on the
i tram at seven loriy-two.
Immediately after arrival, the
"lely Kucharist v. a ; celebrated in
St. Luke's with Pat her Leete as
; elcbrant.
Preakfast and lunch were served
'y Madam atid Mrs. Leete, assisted
'y Mrs. J. S. Livingston. at the
rectory. The day was informally
:h nt on the porch of the rectory,
!'(! we are inforipe 1 was enjoyed by
the visiting priests very much.
The Olericus meets monthly at St.
I'.arnabas church.. Omaha, with the
exception of an informal day of
recreation once a year in one of the
rural parishes.
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Garr.brel Roof Barn Finished with While Pine Drop Siding
B'ce Farm Boildins
an in vestment or an Expense?
"HE character cf a farmer's buildings depends largely
on whether he looks at building as an expense or an
investment. It comes down to this. Do good farm
buildings earn more money than they cost?
HAS A NEW SIGN.
i "rem 'i .Inesi!;i v s Daily.
As we sit at our dek and look
across the street we are accosted
with a new sign, wlo-re but a ihort
time since there was sign ISarher
Shoji Now we see. "CI. as. P. Mart
in, Attorney at Law. Peal Estate.
Insurance. Notary Public." That
this man lias while attending to
th.- honing of razors, cutting hair
una shaving, improved the .--pare
time, and been admitted to the bar
as an attorney. 'u to his credit, a-
cue who is endeavoring to improve
his condition, is worthy of con
gratulation. We a. re pleased to see
his industry, and we are certain
that in this new venture as in the
pursuit of his former vocation he
will succeed. We are pleased to
ne him progress, and hope lie will
meet with abundant success.
JLEE RECEIVIKU A
CAE LOAD OF STOVES
"Tom "Veilneil:iv"s Daily.
The enterprising firm of Dost or
A: Swatek are placing I lie room
on liwer Main street, in condition
for the unloading of a car load of
itoves, which they have on the road
at 'his t::r.e. V.iey have ju T h:d
. sign placed in the windows of
their store room, which acts as an
advertisement as well as telling
where thev s-tore their s-toves.
It Can Be Done!-
UAiiFiY TEIS AFTEHNOOiN.
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Yes you can actunll bs made comfortable for these hot summer days if
you get the right "Q."
Palm Beach Clothing is designed to give comfort and style. The
fabric is rich in appearance durable in service and is the only material
that is cool enough for the next three months wear
We Can Show you a coat and pants of genuine palm beach cloth
that will fit you whether you are regular, stout or slim in build.
Comfort!
MM.I.i; 1HflKIC of I'atm llrai-b.
MM. I K TROI KK uC t'lanarl.
M.M.I "F. THOI SKIIS of 1.
MN4.1.K TKOI M.HS of lnk.
Comfort!
Waih Ties
35c -3 for SI. 00
C. E. Wescott's Sons
New line of soft col
lars quarter sizes.
'EVERYBODY'S STORE'
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I'r erri Wcilncsilii f Daily.
This afternoon ,ju; t as v. e g3 to
press we learn of the wedding of
two of Platt.Mnouth young people.
Mr. Clan nee Favors and Miss May
C'ltner. Tl e groom is a young man
employed in tie Purlington shops
and having a host of friends, while
the bride i& the accomplished daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John 11. Cotner
of this city. ktoAv to a large circle
of admiring friends. They have
very quietly furnished a home in
which thy will immediately begin
heu-ekceping. The ceremony wan
performed at the heme of Kev. and
Mrs. Levi W. Scott this afternoon.
The Journal joins with their many
friends in wishing them a happy
and prosperous journey thru lift.
If carefully designed, well-built buildings make more money
than they cost, every farmer will see the wisdom of having
good buildings.
Here are a few facts for your consideration.
A rood horj-houss vill pay for itself out of the feed it
saves in one winter, anci will then go right on paying
dividends by making pcosible t'.vo litters of piS each year,
and bigger liiters and healthier pigs.
A good implement shed will double t h e life of machinery,
and save in the upkeep and repairs.
A good poultry house makes chickens profitable on the
average farm. - -
A good birr, increases milk and beef production so that
the additional profits pay for it in a few years.
If cattle are fed in the open, the saving in feed will pay
for a cattle shed in one winter.
These are not theories. They are facts based on the experience of every-day
farmers. They answer conclusively that good farm buildings are an investment.
We are prepared to furnish you with practical working plans, specifica
tions, and bills of material for any type of farm building, free upon
request, together with our estimate of the cost.
And we have a nice assortment of White Pine, the best and most economical
wood for use on the outside of any farm building.
I' takes 1.-..IMM) feet of V.imh.r to build the average dwelling.
Suppose the price of Iutu'ikt idvantes $1.00 a thousand. Suppose it advances $3.00. Or
i-uppnsr it advances $i.00.
The :iis! means an iii"re;oed construction cost of only $15.00; the i-econd, $45.00; the
third, ?7;..0U.
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st jy, now, would that top anyone from building who really wanted to build?
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edar Creek Lumber Company,
CEDAR CREEK, NEBRASKA
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idbral Special!!
Xi. tlii is if it a news dispatch from Paris ann- 'uncinp; that Mx-Kaiser Kill was shot
:.t Mtnii-e. Inn the information given here slnaiM arouse kindred feelings for the man who
wants a screened porch for practically nothing.
W'c had a mechanic make up lor us nine porch screens out of Clear Selected White
Pine i J i inch stuff, oak tlowcl pins, screened with genuine PEARL Wire Cloth, and one
priming coat of white lead and oil, with huok and eyes, and fasteners complete. These
screei.s are it l second hand hut have been stored in our shed and it is a case of where e
prefer the room to their co:ipany. Like some people, you know! We will not split or di
vide t he assortment the lt must go together. The PRICK we blihsh to mention it.
$25.00. Think of it. Less than the cost of the wire cloth alone.
The sizes are tifveii in inch measurements lor vour convenience.
LOST AUTO TIHE.
One 31x4 inch casing, with ir.nn !
tube, blown up and within a casing, j
I -mi between Cedar Creek and Wil-j
lie Kreager's place. Call Herman j
Otterstein. phone 2003. i
Fancy box paper at tliis oSlce.
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1 I'OKCH SCIIKKN 4V x 97
1 POUCH SCKEKX 4S:;4 X J9
1 VOUCH SCRHEN 9 x 100
1 POUCH SCRKKN 40 X 100
1 TOUCH SC RKK.X 39 x 100
1 I'OKCH S' 'It KK 3:P'2 X 97
PO.HCH SCIIKEN 32"4 x 96
1 POKCH S( KEEN x 79 V
1 pouch scuee:; cou x. 17
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