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.j. Lincoln visited at th.- Tito. Hall
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home Suuday.
ln.le licylvfs is droing a new
' Liberty Six. having irad.il his oM i
J.il.-ny in ..n the den!, i
! Milton and Mamie .-i;i:ivt-iv mm'IiI '
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v-.-t-.-k inl in Lii.e.Mu v,i:I, Hi .i r I r.n?5Sr,5g3
1 ' Mr !.? (1 Mr. !!m'i. it Vi nc.-l. :' si. flit , ... ........ c. .. i.. I & - ' '-' "''
- .snn.'av ill l.in:-oi:i.
'::y ill Lincoln. Mrs. I'iara Piv.uly w r a &u-:t ai
. . t. ilit -; i,- rfHiru.fi! Sal unlay :M1,.)t.r Sunday evening at the home 'U
The Eled Sex
vs
Union Guifiiting Co,
everinv, from Lincoln. 1 ,,r ir -,t,,l Mr-. Vied I'ivumv X
; lr. St-j-.rt Mclnmiott of Omaha , Misss K.x an,i i;;.t McK.ill cl"
C v.-a-i a r ' i :.: ih- L. Nfitzt-i lu.jnf ; i:i,)lW(M, at-Jiuf-:l .Mrs. I :-.yl.
fcJ i-.'ii.il;i . ! fu'ioral .rvifs- PrMay ai'if rnnnii. )
A.r. at. a ..i : s. .iiir.- -wun.. - r. ml ; Ir. J.,niiM!ti a.al .Mrs. ,H
l5"rVfli. :;-!!.. wt r.' Monday HUfvt.-; , NV( ,,ov,.r of ijni.0ln c.iicJ Si:im!;iv
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OF OMAHA
I 'oi'f luan
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Ball Park
EVERYBODY G0!E OUT!
Miss IM-n llaln: iii'd Miss Kathry jirrl)P
J :.'-ary -i Omaha :r-v.X Minucy witn ( ,orn l0 jr. alui Mr,. noy Su.xv. m
Of thf lat'or's fti!';s at this pia j-;;, a flau? !: ! t r. AVfiJi.e -!;: . July '
- .Mr. L. T. Tool r-:ur:iel Sum! ay ! j ; i;,ir, Au 0:):u-f ri,-.l are (i.lnsvti
I; !' .,! 'f " V.'a'cr ain! Lincoin niC0iy. I
1; v l.-Ti si hnl ht---n with lelaf.vts.. : v(:iV( r and ( hari
- M-' s Kva :.!ii':r-J Soric-k r- ,!;:JU Ul0,0rfd to South 1
" turufd t . Lincoln Sunday .-voniti day t.vt.nin, r..; un, Sun.h.y
VS af!-;- a n;;rT vh:: v.iili home folks. ( veil ins. N
fi Mrs. . Sfhi'.'-der ' has reeently Mr. ami Mis. Will Casvy. Mr. uiid '8
q !'-i-ia.:- a lodre rradsK-r of the :!rs Ki r., , y ai.-i .i..:h.-r Ca ny M
iar'e j Fore- . w
Hi n.l Sattir- l
a a. a ' h-:s" a -s -ra "s 2'rs -"c:ji.' a.E s -.a. r .e -::c :x.
. tj r r?i. :;fl,r riK.-ored to Mnrdoek en :iraW(K,
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.-" 'lan ii-f v.tiif.i is tmiefu t v.tre vi.-it itifr rnends "ii, our vicinity r
ear. : v.ct-k. H
f? l-n.'l Km-hn and fai.ii'.y of l!ureh- i r. and .Mi3. ilerinan Itojr-.v of
rm- "5
and W
if.ie Parsell an.i daughter .
ine I'rrp?'.! of Linc(diis
Sundav for a brief visit with reia-
er's Fister !rs. H. F'roemer and a
; iv's and friends. I familv Friday evening. in
.Tf--e I .and hoi in aCi'Ctm.ai:- i m- :
. .... I T A V I "Ti:: rn 'I ' w A : .. .1 i : .
7i nn to Omaha hust TSiursday fnmi ; FpC.1:t the wrek end h rc with .Mrs. 'ii
which i-lace they wen: tn their f::- 'red ITcuty and family.
t i-ier ho:re in North Platte. Xehr. ; Maurice Kc-fer. who i - frlns? i v. M
Mrs. V. Hite and j-on I'l''the C. P. & Q.. ll. I'-..
10-20 Tilan kerosene burner, with three-bot-
tcm plow, dehvered $1,300.00
Alfo the i 2-25 Huber Linht Four tractor with
P.ovL-. S
Henry Tf 1 returned F-.tutr-'ay vvi-ieh w., - l.el'i Prid-iy affrnon. jfjj
:.. i. : ... . .....rt ! Tl.n T .. ' ; ,r. ! .1 Cn. :.. .. ... i i ; i.i . fi
iree-bGttcm p.ow included, Delivered. .. .51,640.00 f A f:::e 1)OV arr;v-d a; U fo.,.; sal- Saturday af.ernr.on -.in i&f
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DODGE BROS. CARS AT $1,1S5.00 Delivered
? CHANDLER CARS AT $1,975.00 Delivered
ia I. K. C. Tracks DeLaval enc! P:irnrcce
is Cn
the C. P. & Q.. fi. i!.. out of L:n-'
coin, ate Frituiav dinm-r with l.i:; fi
- returned lact Thursdav from a
wft'hs visit with r!r.vives in Oah- ; j,ur n": Mr. ar;l Tlrs. ('. Kevfer. ill
!ar.d ami West ic::ir. .-...:. i !.'- ; V,r?. .Nettie Hnicr c:
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io imitation an oe
As Good as tl
nai
.:r. Thf ; M i
vt :i.o visitea r. ; a Lives at n.tan. . fr,,m Lincoln V,-Jiieday to attend ;f
9. (
Nf hr.
lie funeral of Cra:
WE WILL NOW EE IN A POSITION TO MAKE
DELIVERIES ON DODGE BROS. AMD
CHANDLER CARS.
v ' u," '. f Mr. a::-! Mrs. Jo- c: u?t!- evdiir. July iMt at the P.u-!es hnild- 3
? ::; We d iie'a'.ay iii" r. M an ! in.T former! y ocettj-ied ly ("lark & ;
5 !uh-e :rn )ir.i'. nicely ard Cira"! !;! Svii. !
?-irF. John Murtiy rft urned hrm.- jg
j. i .est in wt r.r
c oT
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Mr. a:.-l .
smile that v.'-
from ('lav CentT la t T::tir?da v
'.! rs. Tler.ry T. o! an-! : c-mranied !y : nioiher Mrs. II. Ill
- ...ns I! r-M-:. and Itichr.rd a! J. Pri :. They leave il.Is we- k fr.r ifc
-. l-ry.-.r '. U ! , n?.!u mo?"r"d to S?,r:iif- a vi- it in N'ew York Mate with re'. a- jg
Orville It'.herts,n v.l-- in Li::c-r.ln ' S
o;i sunt say.
a l.in""r vi
;am Separators.
Iiryn r- - ' tives.
! '.U'T: early, almost rvrv it'-rni:
I-ahfli Tr I a.; ! ;
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Sas' w. a- Vju jr C ii t
k Fivf -pc-fcrrer Ford to-j.rir. rar.
;lor.rce roadster, a bar-rain at. . .
cor0 05
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a 1 ' werlc. The demand for truck rer- i -V
! V:ce :s in erea-'i tic snul Orvlli" i tr
ii
i huy to fill a!! orders. jgj
".i- Michael Ai'-n-ft v af- hor:- j r. am!" Mrs. Albert Foreinrni ' i"
l-". -'t! S .vit-f 'atirl am' j Y2!pari-. f pent Sunday vvitu ti-,.- ;ti
:ied Fr: '; v. .Tu'y I1. 1! :". j '.em,, folks .r re and Ceo. Foreman 1,
Wabe.--d;. N r. ' cam - to A-- j jr.. pad family sp-nt Sunday wr!.
Tr Mr! lonaid.
AUTOMOBILES FARJvI :.?:!?LE?;IENTS
C'-c n -a s -:.a ::r?:-s "z: . r: s u a r: r rv;
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A n ! .:.;. r:r
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ar- t i or-, it; . diatci v at. i
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'.. n a y-ui't; man '.; . 4 ' ir
'"'!lH in ll'.iU'vs -- "-.. i... :
r.', r: ttntf . t1 wevt to iv'dr-r
.'M-. -')".r:. r.r-1 Ar?."?! ,
v. unite-.! in on rna"" with y. i
t -yn A ?' r. !tat mnn. t-. ! ; '
otioTi v.""re -- t :i ' dr-'-n . t'
hrv'vr ;.re.--:e.-l '.'-. ''a:!.-r ' :
1." e; -'.t ;:;':r'"1 r,-::;r. i i; ;;r-.T-d;n
Anttrw-. Mttrd.'.ek. .Mr.. T.;-':.
I.i.ft. ?;!.--';. Il-'-" M:d .-
v. f r.!l of C o-.-.i. i: pt.jfrc Xnthiy
Di'ierrio. (ln;a!::i : Mir- ;;:;:i Am -v-
t. !. v.--. ('.!..; 7v I : : ; M r-ra'-
M'd 1 '!; ry .:-:rr v-r, : r: :
l,o;.e-. ail l-.-;ror f-n To- '1 X:r
e-;il v. i'h tl'- v. ii'.V.v . f.-l-r t'.'.i!
eh;!dr-:! ; i ;1 J.cr ' u i v-; s;r-
M '
F:,rl Peumett.
j i" i !. ; .1- i:i '. 1 1 . (;;:' ; - : i.
ren:; .T. . Ca -e tepa. rater r. "f::My. jp
'v;'-! '' ' wr t :tr?!iinv !C
afier. Ore--! Cw i: purchase 1 a v ! to
tractor, which will bt- u-erl to r ' '
t l e f narat or. ! 3
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Mis- Mari- in
! Prutitv and Mr". J. A. Fha:T- r rr.-'-i i ii
t .-. i.nif'ti ' edn"vt:ay m .-
t ti e former'?, ear.
Mrp. J' h:i Foreman. Mrs. Ceo.
Foreman and drjehr Mi.
V.':r "m n :.',;: i:ei"e Mis;
WE DON'T LIKE TO KEEP harping
on the fact that Reo was a pioneer
in this industr3' os many of the
pioneers have failed to keep pace
with the progress.
BUT IT JUST IS a fact, and, as the
science of automobile engineering
aiid of manufacturing progresses,
somehow 3'ou always see Reo in
the van.
ULTRA CONSERVATIVE in some
regards we are considered by the
more adventurous in the industry.
For example, we still adhere to the
police of doing all our experiment
ing at our own expense, not our
customer's.
AND WE NEVER adopt as a part of
cur standard product or offer to a
buyer, any feature of which we are
not absolutely sure.
THERE'S A DIFFERENCE between
courage and daring.
DARING is taking chances and de
pending on bull luck to get through.
COURAGE is the propensity to assail
obstacles when sure cr the ground
after the most careful survey of con
ditions and with a full knowledge of
its difficulties.
REO IS COURAGEOUS in that sense.
If cur -engineers have convinced
themselves that a certain principle is
rig-Lt, our sales department is per
leclK' willing to meet an- opposi
tion to convince ycu of its super
iority. c" .' ti prr r" - .
.j.. a vi.j lvr.u is conservative
but progressively conservative.
THIS REO "SPEED WAGON" is a
case in point.
DO YOU KNOW that the very fea
tures that constituted the strongest
sales resistance when we first brought
out this truck, are now the features
that most strongly recommend it to
AND3 HISTORY REPEATS itself in
thio case also, for the very competi
tors who then flouted the very idea
of electric starter and lights; and
pneumatic tires; and speed qualities
in a truck, are now Reo's closest imi
tators. SO AGAIN the soundness of Rec engi
neering is demonstrated.
WHY, THE VERY TERM. "Speed
Wagon," used to differentiate this
type of Motor Truck from all others,
is as much the rightful property of
Reo as is the very design itself it
is ours bv right of priority.
BUT WE DON'T MIND others using
it imitation is the sencerest form of
flattery, and if they find it necessary
to imitate as nearly as possible Reo
design, why should they not also
take the Reo term to designate their
imitations?
BUT WE'D SUGGEST to you as a
buyer that an original is always bet
ter than a copy the real, superior
to any substitute.
SO IF YCU CAN SECURE a Reo
"Speed Wagon" the quality of which
has so thoroughly proven itself that
rivals habitually proclaim theirs "juct
as good as a Reo" if you can get an
original, why accept an imitation?
J. E. gSasors FfattGrnouth Garage
P'sttsmouth, Nebraska
! Itoy Conirrmn r.'m V;,i. C -:- j Si
:.' o ; ich rtrivinjr tu w Hupm-'.if'" i
v.-hi eh the-' reer.ilv purchas-.u ".m. i
Itl.e F..-;!... arc:;:. Cr.tl Price.
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A m '' ve- I
UGH! TIAI-IS GC'ITG U?
1.": ht - : : - -!. tl
.T-.u-mil v ;: ! r ! : :i ad;.
; .::t : .r tl ' .) ':.( !.: i.t p.'ant. ."
v ::;r-!i I-y il , (i...u2.a.
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; t Y"-p If. v.h'le in the ( ; .-Vh
'.).; Lr '..'i r.a' ' f w i.. f :; ' h -. was rot co:
t-i ":e h: s:-p-rel (iane'rof- ,...) j,
I
rr- t'i:e cv
t d t !. e ; ' v ; e -
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-y (i- . ..,-, ,JV y.-as
-e :e he- p-'-f.'- tl. ::.
' : r.:; 1 Mr.-. Vi.:. V-.-ou .-
r ;i .. r.-.. 1 f ; o:. r. ; ,i m -r. .1 - .
"That Pr '!.: r-r ef F(i i:
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pi..: . o::
lit. 1 1" v
n s.-!le Ht t.
r CTi: t S K'
. one .
1 f rries
;rt ; i on ce.
r r a? s!ie k - the l'..mily an-' .
fri'-nd-. He v:: ; hauLnc wbe -. '
f.-eui the thr-hitc- machine only !
r tn!!-- f rr r:. hN i.ou-c. vheu : j
prr.ilytic strele caused his death.1
P. .T. Li'Kh and Mas
ita !..
"'!. y l. ft Mommy m'-r?:inrr for t
'.(. me on aecr.-.vt r f Their 1
('ruphter not lieins: well. i j
Mr. and Mrs. John elites and Mr. Z I
r5V i! -;;. ;; '
: ii. i n p n r n r,
yi hii ii i; if' -i n Ti r
j! e l-j v h u i
irr i JL nni
1 . LT. J--' TT J k- L f.f T.-J V --.r -1 1 . I
ftJUi fill! j
,?m;-,yl '? i ----- '
an:! caused to fall fr .m hi ! Mr?' Kn'r ltfrnett an1 th"Ir! j
load".! w K.eaii. ;- a hind 1-f --hand, j
a lev! ne- f-. iher. n f .?d rrra r m " .
and a pun! m ichbar is rc-.v i !
from our midot. j
rut-eral serv:rm were h' 1 1
families tc 1: Fur. da v dtr.ne;
with ! r
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. .f:e ,. , i-.. . or iTJisii'B uno taiittitu
f iu;.f.i j,) -I o rd -"V: T!-e ;-rv'e'
were onduct f 1 by Lev. A. 1 1 .
K-hwn!. Tii" body was laid to rest in
V.'iiha?!: i-Miscary, Kouth cf th";-.
pi. ,;.
Prices is F. O. B. Lansing and the Special Federcl lax must be added.
flwayt; bears
the
i.
C?rd Of Thanks.
We d-'ire to ;!.nl: the kin 1
fnendi and ii'hliw, in t'n rt . a!'
1 1"!-- whn were so I I'l.i to ti dur-:-
the death hurifl of ou-
l.-vei' 'me. Al.-o f--r the riar.y
batitifi'l flowers.
mp. l. :t. AMcvnr.T. I
ive Poultry
r
AXn eillLDKEN-.
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TAKE ft PFCTL .Tier; PJT ?OWH V 1f?.r FVRY CENT OF
YOLT. Lr&T rONEY W fc MT YtMJ WILL SEE HOW MUCH W F NT
FCR EXTRf.VAGSKCtS AND THINGS lOU REALLY DID NOT
NEtD.
IF YO'i PUT THIo !OrEY TN O'JR SRHK. IN A YEAR IT
WOULD MAK A GOOD roiIWR f l M.
DO IT. OU KNOW YO'J O'JSHT TO.
vo'l W ILL PkECCIVE 1-2 ' INTERESTS ON SAVIN '3 D f'C-CO'JKTS.
V y. $
NF.Vk'S FROM ALVO "
" Ffiecial Correspondence a
3-;. .yi .-t tf. :0 t y-, it.
-rti -kaiak?
.. : -Mi l-.-.,,; ir-,...t.r n.,,i fn,. t
- - . . . . 1 . . . . . 1 . 1 . 1 ... V. A .kLk.T t . . .(111.
ily. Little Misi Eva elites remain
ed to spend the week with her
aunt. Mrs. I'aul Prouty.
Friends here were .shocked to
learn that Grandma Doyle:; had died
in South Dakota. Wednesday, July
Ifi, at the home of her brother,
where she hid pone to visit. An
obituary will appear next week.
Walter Collin-, bought the crop-,
and entire farming equipment of
George Anderson, and will tahe
charge immediately. Mr. Ander
son's plans for the future have net
been m?de public yet. and we hoo?
they decide to remain in our midst.
Itch! Itch! Itch! Scratch!
f? Scratch! Scratch: The more you
mgu Llw scratch. the v.-or?t the itch. Try
TV.an's Ointment. Por erzemn. anv
il u. w.ii-.r.r.TT was in uineotn A rr innfl of Vve Trniltrp tn h 1 ..,. ..
- - - - J. w w " 7.1.141 I k. i i ' I
' delivered poultry car near Eur-
i". C0c a box.
V.'ef yip- d: y.
Mis- rmmi Jordan was a Lincoln lirsri02J J-rf;,vt jjepot, PlattSEOUtll.
vi-itor Thtt-sdv. Kefcrt cn Xhay Tuy 31 cne day j
Tt. K. P.eitz and family autoed 0nJy. lor which tve vrJl pay in cash !ni1 I! O ICOOniTi
ovm- froi, W-.verlv Sunday. follows : U N I Hi Ul L L U VJ L U
e. II. Jr.rdan and L. Lauritsen PVt; ne- lb or;.,
i. C .1 L't 1SJ. - ftTPTTATlTTTT1 T7TTTrC"T1T -T
..,.,! . I inrnln Ttiodnr mr.rn. e : u. n ; Uijjk JjUXAimiy IfllSltllUI
w "-.... c ;u iiiirs. ptr 10. i3c
r
in
Old Hccster. per lb. 13c --
r t-ot. n, or..,; aot-ti: t t st;s Tr:KTr:r
..u.tz. oti ... tJv. , r,(:s Teste-' ami Glares Kitted
5- ??ef Ki.es. prr lb. G2c '
:4ate
PLRTTSMOIJTH. NEBRASKA
M. T.. M-k!e ef Praire 7Tnn-"
v;?ited Mrs. Sam Hardnock Tues-
Eorse Hides, each $14.00 N'ijht Calls Answered After Esurs
Mr?. Erie Larson, nee Hipirias. Eemcnber the date, ve v.-ill be r.a i 9SA St-idavg by Anointment
- AICUIU iOUl UX i5XJ.il C-XIU LCLXV j - r
" tare oi an poaim' cirTrea icr sale. ;
.-sir. ana Airs, w . r. Minford of
tn it. 1 2 on liMi t-. .ii to
w:'E.EY;- j fr::. b,SS Plattsmouth. Neb.
Jj V iT77r YOU into the
Dress Circle for a series
of "Comjokt Talks."
COMFORT TALK AK,
NO. 6
.A tact or ot real t nit.)rt fv
n vour 'icati"ti trip i
YOUR LUGGAGE
V cal! vour ::Uenti n to ur eat in!tv.
wiicre yiiti will lithl a di-jtlay i t rim.
travelimr liat:. anv ne t wliicli v u
he ;!-ond t lake with von to mount:
BELBER BJS68H6E IS BETTER
Dloer "anlro)e Trunk 87.50
Ilellier Bas. priced from
Sro to
Others Cheaper
vv esco
tt's Sons
EVERYBODY'S STORE
SpasiJtT"