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i ul : .LAY. LMl?, 4. 1S19. PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL MHE THKEE. r. rr - r E at tu it r If n a e K u 1: w a e L' U ; ri i ; Choosing Between Quality and Quantity! A FINE PIECE OF WORK IS AL MOST FINISHED NEW IVULL AT CORNER OF THIRD ATVT1 Tr 7?T CTT?l'VT W7SP. t IKG COMPLETION. i -. '- . ' 'There nas nev irrii n 1 11 lie v 1 er good -en a time when cl.it hr s weie as s-carce as they are :t ' rirjit now. But, make no mistake ' .' the scarcity exists on) in good - ; clothes. t : ;:: j : ;'; We could get plenty of inferior stuff, but between I . quantity and qualify, we chcose quality. You won't find as ccmpreher.f-ive a showing of hlup- prnl.f.irer Oothes as you usually nrd here, but if we hrtve your in color and style to your liking, 3 ou can br Mire ih.it t very gr.rmcrit represents quality and value to the ii'ir.o-!. And quality is mure important than NEW METHODS TO BE USED Most Modem Construction Through out and Will Make Very Fine Showing for the City. From We(l!i-s(lav's Dally. The new mill that i.s to house the quipni'-nt :" the first modern stock food j'iaiit in the slate is l'at near 1 11 it completion and will soon be ready for the placing of the machin ery that is patented and manufac tured by the E. '. Sharp company o: this city for the preparation 0 is destined the method total dimension of I cons met ion that is the greatest ma-! terial in the world for the construe- t ion of modern buildings ami is ex-, tensively used in the ci'ies. The fin- ! a1, step in the construction of the in- j terior is the coating of nlasterng that is laid on the planter board. That ' gives t hree-(iiarters inch more thick- ' ness on the walls than the old meth- j ods and has the additional advant- j apes of air spaces which erve to check the elements that cause ex- ' femes in cold and heat. The old stvle ivooden shingles are aNo re-! placed with a patented roof ins of j slated rubberoid that is not only bet ter protection against the weather j but a much safer material fr:m fire j ... 1 and other causes ol destruction to the material of a resul-nce. The in '.rior of the- cofai-o-. t'inirlod i:; the most modern and pleasing manner with hardwood oak floors 1:1 the dining and living rooms and in the library, as well at artistic and flensing effects in wood work that mal e an idea! h in:'-- This firm has done a great deal of work in the last few years and their contracts for the past five vars have j ;.veraged near the ir,o.inift mark leach Year and an ir.du-trv of this 1 jkind is certainly deserving of reot j r.ition by the community for th.'ir ran in the general prosperity of our Of MOCk I :, the workmen of the city and a r result has been of a great benefit to the to make the city. 1 m'Fv ;,iiV c;av. Suits and Overcoats ?30 to $65 LOCAL NEWS r T. - s T C Zi. .'l-i )JlJ- 3 I.'iiil-J.3. !!; I 1 i - toa r-pe ' .1. 1 i.ii stock food that a revolution in feeding. The mill has a r; x 1 7 : feet and is three stories in height and arranged in an ideal manner for the purpose that it i- in tended. The construction of the b'viding by the contractors. IVtejs ti Parker. ! r.s been mad in the most modern methods with the u.-e of the be-t of material and v hich will tend to make the mil! a lasting structure. T:i the c -instruct ion of the mill the new water proof cement has l.e..n used on thf exterior that is re-enforced by the use of the metal lath. inir and this on the exterior is backed by the interior plaf terinsr few hours looking that make it a durable and lasting 1 w-'U The fif-r floor is devoted to; d. 1'. Mei-inger of Cedar Creek a the storage and milling rooms, while j n the city i,r u few hours today vis it! the basement of the mill are tanks j ;ting with relatives and friends and to contain the svrup entering into ; ioouing aner s,me nu.-i:iess mauers won cam? 1:5 his duties a: pane! in di.- rom Mnri'lay'. T'ailv. W. A. Taylor of V this morning to resun.' a meml'er of the jury trict court. Attorney C. K. TefM. of Wet-ping Water, was in the city today for a after some busi ness matters in the ui.-irict court. What About that Overcoat l You've been thinking about it, now is the time to act, befote the weather gets any colder or the prices any higher. We'd like to tell you they're going to be cheaper, but they're not. Waiting only leads to disappointment later. The coats we have now are the low est ;. ou'l! ever -ee for a w-ar or more, l.'it-'bt now v.-e'e f- ai 1 iiiLr u wonderful array of overcoat -.. .iUrers, rire.s ciun, f::rcuat-. fur col iittv: S OVetVOUt to J'ie.is.' cv.'I'V '' 1 C(i;it: li'-nf-t novo lit-v. con-ervat : v e t man in 1 lut t -niou: h . A few numbers a- lo .v a.-, f (',". The-,e ari- lower ilian cut pKcf-. f t ,:n t b.i' 1- w j- C. E. Wescott's Sons EVERYBODY'S STORE" ;i::i.giet. for the past week, departed :hi m-rning 11 t ii ea rl y UurPngton fain fr their home in ihe capita! ( i y . A. S. Will and O-orge ?iiyufT were :-:t;ionjr those going to Omaha thi. :nor:;ing to sp rid a few hours in that city attending to some matters on the live stock markt t. Mrs. Ed ?. Tint of Murray v.a- ;. vi'-itor iii the city yesterday a f ter mor, ai d l.ist veiling a a til"-! ; Mis-s Kittie Cumniins and while here attended the session (;f the Easterr. Star. TRULY THANKFUL. l,ri'Ti .t mlay's faUv Tt.r- o-cai'in r.f Thai.!ii:ivi:!g lMfi v long be pi :sj:ii: iy rtni":;; hereu iy Mr. and Mr, peter ciaus ,.f tin--city thvii- !:oii: hold t he ad er.t a fine ami heir. The u.!her I, j'-e ALL COTTON. gladdened ) pound sou and lit He i 1.0. nr NO CLUE TO EURGLARS th uiditir:;. Whei: you feel chill, -tup- an.d coti.-t ipateii g:ve them a trial. 1 OU are (c their effect tain to 1, pleased w: :h A line of stationery at the Jour nal office that can't Is hard to equai. be excelled ana ei s a g. r s : c a ; s . s . a . n . K-- H . K rat 'B - a: 1 lie riaitsmoiim barage Felep-hcne 324 7th and Vine Sts. AT YCUR SERVICE AGENTS FOR REO CARS AND TRUCKS V V repair ail m.'.ke.s of cars, recharsre batteries. Electric ciiiiiur and carbon burr.inrj. Radiator repair work! STORAGE, GAS AND OILS Let us supply your needs. SECOND HAND CARS FOR SALE 5-pAfscnger Carter Car. Best buy for the money. l r One "Vpr.ssener Reo. in excellent shape. c 1 ' ' c t- i r r 1 . L nror r ora in n::e concnion. 1 ricca rini. Chevioiet. likt Lcok These Cars Over Before You Buy EASON, Prop. c a c n u a n c life .wt.B8:,3.ll- H .: 3 c::i:ra:":Bi.i;ii zm 2 e z. 1: r c a c 2 c. c "ri a S' a s b ss x e ' c :s Some Opportunities We Are Offering You! the p-epnration of the stock food and which will have a capacity cf IS. 000 gallons. Pi is on the main floor that . a port ion of the milling machinery ! will be installed. Tin'-; portion of the 'mill as we!i as the tipper storie" are i 'tit :orted by heavy truss work of I timber.-, pnd bolts that makes the building solid in every way when the I machinery is installed and in open :;i r.. On the topmost floor are con structed four large bins which con tain the- materiel for the food and these bins are equipped with paten chutes that permits the contents to I f conveved to the milling room be neath. The- roof of the mill is cup ported by heavy tru-se arranged so that the weight of the building is e-irried bv the tim tiers and ma kin" t'"e luild'ng compact and solid and i a very fine example of modern mill construct ion. The bare building aside from the machinery will when completed cost in the neighborhood of flS.'mO and the machinery will be valued at 000 when installed in the build- i n jr. Taken as a whole the new mill is a great addition to the city and its value will he appreciated more when it i.s in active operation and the re sults of the new process of producing the stock food is given a practical demoiistrat ion. The firm of Peters & Parker who have had the construction work of il... ...:il : .1,,.:.. ..1 1 1 1 1 1115- win 111 uii-ii ii:arge nave devel oped to its fullest extent the modern methods in the buildinir trade and i; that their methods are recognized in other cities and in trade organiza j lions is .shown by the fact of their 7 i numerous large contracts outside of this city and also in the selecting of Mr. Peters as a member of the Ne braska Master builders' association, he being the only member of the committee from a city r.f C.000 or less. m a B II H3 n 1 I a N K n R r. a a' a. b t 1.. ii. Prow n departed this after noon f-.,r I)en-r where he will en ;oy a visit wi;h a niece and may ue ::;!e to retrain in tlie Colorado city :'or the winter. .Mrs. W. T. Smith departed Satur day afternoon for Eagle, where .she will enjoy a few days' visit with her daughter. Mrs. Ered Muenchau. Jr.. and family in that city. Kcv. E. T. George, district superin tendent of the Methodist church of the state, was in the city for a few hours Saturday afternoon enroute to Louisville where he spent Sunday looking after the church work. Walter Livers. Will Smith and W. S. Shcra came up this morning from their homes near Mock Iiluffs and departed on the early Purlir.gtou train for Omaha where they will spend the day looking after seine business matters. Charles Taylor, of Waukomis. Ok lahoma. Mrs. U. T. Propst. of Ual ;ton. Nebraska; Mrs. G. W. Pngsley, of Persia. Iowa, all of whom were here to attend the funeral of their father, the late William A. Taylor, departed this afternoon for their homes. Roy Miles, for a number of years employed by the I'.urlingion as c p erator at the passenger station, came in last evening from his home in California and remained here over night visiting with friends, depart ing this afternoon for the- west. Mr. Miles is now stationed near Eos An- .'eles 011 the Santa Fe. From Tuesday'? ra!Iy. The trio of burglars who blew .a !'e in Hayden's store in Omaha Sat urday ni-:ht ami escaped with $'". tiOO loot, are Mill at l-rge. de,pit : n offer of 1 1 1 . 0 o 1 . for ih.eir capture The Omaha police are working or the ca4e as well ar special detective1 of the irisur:"ieo com paries carrying the burglary risk. Winter i the natural time for hold-ups and robberies, but seldom if v.r has Omaha been visited by such a w tve -if crime of this sort as is taking place there this winter. SPLENDID COUGH MEDICINE. Road Carefully and Ask Us to Show These Properties. We Consider Them Sc'ervdicl Investments! 1 a c re- ;e ; I.H'Oerii !i(i::-. . 1 : ej- . 'I i.i ' 1 1 ii o ! .n o i e 1 ! ' 11 ! :t Peel i s. ;. . 'Z ' ' en '.. 1 1 . 1 1 r 'j t h i' - V t .1 r -i ! a - I e 1! 1; h III I J ' . I 't I I I 'Hi T'. 0''i -e .1 1:-h I-'. I if I i t:n mi tb. u ! 1 im proved wit i irotxl : g"o i torn ami pU-ntx of otb-r buibl-iiiiin-.' arid i - i'l-,iii. It lias been eede! .T:it fi iiiijrii eii,; paure to Iieike it a j a. 00 ,e(- .i-t-e for i.ju .ck sal.-; pi - a is u a n n ia E El S a This firm is now completing a number if new- residences over the city that were built to aid in the home shortage of the community and which represent the latest methods Prom Tuesdays Imily. Robert McCreary. the Weeping Water contractor and bridge man. who has been here looking after oome matters at the court house de parted this afternoon for Omaha. Dr. F. E. Caldwell departed this afternoon in company , with Ir. James Frogerty for Omaha where Dr. Forgerty will enter the Ford hos pital in that city for treatment. S. S. G coding returned t hi.s morn ing from Carlisle. Iowa, where lie and Mrs. Gooding have been in at tendance at the Sfith birthday of an of housebuilding, both in the beautv ! and stability of the structures as well i uncle. Mrs. Gooding will remain at j as in the construction work. One Carlisle and Des Moines for a more "I of the departures from the old meth- extended visit. ods of house construction ured in County Commissioner C. F. Harris Hj the new buildings is the doing away of Fnion and IE J. Mi!ler of Alvo el- Hi) acr eiiih' miit ra . i h i i - h i s 1 of t'.O ncr- of f 1 1. 1 I at'.; ! iat u f- wi'li r : 'i I i) 00 pep :u-- Nl. 1 a:i-l ir-.i -out hot I 'ia"ii'('Uth atici four mi from Mur ' '.trm i.t, !oi- ! i miirw eiiietit. Il consi.ts u ii i.-ti i . - Kiiiimt b aui Jo hit if gfent I v rol I intr t.j-wier Tin1 in ice of ibi- farm hs in'rii reclucd iiir ;in neiihiie -a!-. I "o--i--.ion lo be given Marc h ' elm 1: ! arranged with pt:i i-ba-r. We al-n liave ,eera! pi--te rjf ctioii-e hcivssih prope''y in and aroii::ii I'i .it t -.m m t h. well i u; pt ov. -d, that v.ecan eil worlli the mne . If .. are e h iU i og f. ir :i r. i n t u. 1. 1 m' a hn.ne come in and let us talk it over with ou. Tiievt- prtert ie-. are priced riht. J. P. Falter &. Son, rrone Jo. Real Estate and Insurance gj'of solid walls and the introduction of the air spaces in the houses that s tend to make them more heat and -.cold proof and does away with all Hi f'ni'Cf'r of moistur forming on the interior walls. The exterior of the cottnges i covered by a patented water proor cement wnicn is sup ported on metal lathing that makes the structure proof against fire. Rack of the metal shingles is a coat ing of interior plaster and this is followed by an air space of an inch and then comes a lining of the new flax sheeting that is heat and oold proof and this is also followed by an "As I feel that every family i-hould know what a splendid medicine Chamberlain's Couirh Remedy i-. I am only too pleased to relate my ex perience and only wish that I had known of its merits years ago." writes Mrs. Clay Fry. Ferguson Sta tion. Mo. "I give it to my children when they show the slightest symp toms of being croupy. and when 1 have a cough or cold on the lunas a very few dose- will relieve nm. and be taking it for a few days get rid c f the cold." 1 etc is : ti t:.e j;, ,;... the wh.de world over the that ha.- arrived to : he fat: ey and man i:. add it ion 1 v. SHOULD EE QUARANTINED. Many physiVu.m - be'i. v t Imt any one who has ,s bad cold should he completely isolated to p:ee:,t oihe:- men.hers of tne (ami "cm les. lids him da n u or. of I r,in ( ate a!." One t hi: If of :, lid Veil ami i ract 111; in t a - ca tc hi g sure t In cold ih will lo.. ij 1.- a-soci-ase. as g a- llie; sminer o:ie ii" the ;i. id while before e-,i find a better lueii 'ine than Cham be rla in "s Coug'i til ed y to aid you in curing a cold. E. M. Pollard has returned from a me-eting if the farmers' National Congress at Memphis. Tenn. He.-a-"ail those sou: hern rs' know is cot ton." It's cotton, cotton, all the time. They ate- very ho.-tile to the administration at present because it won't loan then money en cotton warehouse certificate's to enable 1 1 : -1 1 1 to hold up their cotton and force the price up. It was worth 4ie but i- now down to ::ic. and the raisers think they have lost 10 cents h p' und. He asked ttieni "what about 'ho-e northern farmers who are- onlv getting 11' cent.s for hogs, wherea 1 shor' time ago they were getting Sl'l" '."' They s dm gi-' id their ihoul-J.-rs and r-plied: "Oh. that's differ ent ; we don't know anything abon' that, but look: at cotton." "Well." he replied. "I guess you'll have to take your medicine the same as the northern farmer." Nehawka News I Eed.ger. Farmers, mechanics, railroaders, laborers, rely on Dr. Thmuis' Elec 'ric Oil. Fine for cuts, burr.s. bruise-. Should be kept in every home. :;'i, and OOc. If you are not a subscriber to the Daily Journal let us enter your name on our subscription list. There will be a box social at the Rest or school. District 41 on De cember .".th. Everybody welcome. Eadies bring well filled boeM; gents well tilled pocket.-. Remember Ihe date. D'-cember "th. G R E T T A E H A C K K N R E R G . Bead the Journal. :b::'h : :n : enatured Alcohol! REPORT OF THE CONDITION FARMERS STATE BANK of Plattsmouth. C'liurter No. 1 !."i in the State of Ne liaska at the eln.se of t.ii-i tiess .'11 NoVell) t.et t 1 ill H . i:i:seu'!:ci:s Loans ami iliscoui'ts overdrafts I'.on.ls, seen rit ie;. iulgm'iits. ela ims. el e . other assets L'l.e'Iv Im.imI Itnnkiim lioiisi', f i. rn it ii re ami li tuns Current '.itisi's. taxes an.l interest iii.U I in.' I rem Na t io'ia 1 ti nil St. lie l.j.tiks. .$ L's.lT, I'.s I'll! rene ".III'. 1 ..lit It.'l.l e.'iTl llij.r.'l Silver. ni(k!s ami cent s - I r.ti i;' $J7.). M i .us: H'i. 1 l.v i i.iii;j.-j Th in liave a L'ood supnl v en" alcoliol for vc.nr radiator. Call in and f.ltt-'l am ..ei ;ife wiii'iui sudden droji cd the therniometi-r comes, e- "ont ' safe- anii-ft ee, i-; will nut injure the; radiator or hiwe. Coo.lricli and Kii-ctone tires ami tubes. Silvertown cords carried -took. Truck tire ag-ency solid s or pneumatics. Trop Arctic and Eu-I :a- "o oils. We have an oil that will How fre, :t l' below ;'ero. .Iut what y ju want for w inter. Special price on live irul on .si: Ti iT.U. I.IAP.ILITIF. p:i i.i in . . . iapit:,! stork s.'uri.liis tiirei I "lei i iile.l p vi ti I s . I ml iM tin I ii.'i.osits sul je.-t to check. . ? 1 - 1 ,1' - . ' 1 T:me vert i rates of .l.-j.os i i !i 1 ii 4 i " -1, ier's riieiks out-tan. iing' l.l.".s.ls I i Nti t iotui 1 ami State hanks.. r..l!i7.f" llllis ?';. ! ite I eosit i'i "s trtui i-.:ily fnini. . . T T.I S Studebaker Cars maxwell Cars and Trucks! Our service department will serve yon on any make of car or truck. Try us out! WOLFl I l-r- 1 -V ' -M . M.. M. Main St. Garage Telephone 79 Block South of PostofTice r h " b.'! w . ts .: 'i, :: a ' a:.:; .:; s u.-:v: e i-.e 12" n-a a xn 1. b: :.. K B u i B a D .i b a r.o.ooA no 1 .tmii.it') 1 .:.: 1 ii.n 1 ::n'..s 1 ."". ! .1 . 1 1 11. 1 11.) J .t.-..4 .., I te of Ni l f Cass iska 1 ft R 0 00 V 00 r Loan 1 parted this afternoon for Omaha i tion of the count v commissioners and unit v I. T. M. Patli is, m. P: es i.l.-nt of the, il.ove ii.inie.i l ank. lu hereby swear ' it''!t the ii I'uvf statement is a correct I where thev will attend the conven- isnd true copy of ti e renort made to the State IJanking Hoatn T. M PA TT Kit SON. clerks lipinsr held there this week, t Attest : President. Commissioner J. A. Pitz of this city j will go up later to take part in thej s,.soH,...4, ., w,.rn T ,..,..,r(. Convention. It! is I'Hth .hi of Noveri . liilM 1 '.. A. KoSKNi'llANS " ' iiSe.ill I K r b i: i3 a. .1 sc'i.vn:1: MAPK WHIT 1-1 . 1 d' ei'tor. ! 'ireetor N'l.lart- Pill. lie p- r r t. Tt'ofinRiHv c 1 e . 1 1 W. F. Gillispie. the Mynard givin dealer, was among those going to the metropolis this morning to look after a few matters of business on the market for the day. George A. Spangler and wife and My Commission e,jres Mar. h "1. I1: BUT WHICH CAN BE PAID SOONER IF DESIRED No Commissions We place such loans through the LINCOLN JOINT STOCK LAND BANK, of Lincoln, Nebraska, which during the past year has loaned over $6,000,000.00 to the farmers of Iowa and Nebraska. NO DELAYS! NO RED TAPE! A FAIR RATE OF INTEREST Mrs. E. A. Fiper of Lincoln, who have additional dead air space and then been here visiting at the home of Mr. comes the planter board of patent Spansler's mother. Mrs. Henrry I I Ml MV (I 1 1 1 Pt . - NANKING BOO.KEEPiNG K'eam'avi'it al'Coaisirrc l " eer raj: KapiO sr.- - rcr. wMiaas. Low .iioq. -tirJent '..n-'-' "? ' i."' n"-'1 vli s f -. it ct Ask Us About It ank cf Cass Go. Plattsmoutlj Nebraska