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ENEMIES
LOVE FEAST
EX-GOVERNOR FOLK BRINGS W.
J. ERYAN AND HITCHCOCK
TOGETHER AT DINNER
basis per gallon ready for your ral
i iator you pet it for "0c p'r pallon
I hf-re and it stands 20 deRrtes below
! zero, while the mail order house pro-
Iduct cost you $1.20 p-r pallo:
readv for von radiator, and it is no
better, nor will it stand a lower tm-
Tiiturf. Of course they put it hi
a nice veilow can lor vou nut is that
worth the difference when you con
sider that a Kord even will require
gallons of mixture?
OLD SCORES f.BE FORGOTTEN
Ccmmciifr T.Iay Endorse Senator for
Presidency and Former Em
ployer Bequeath To!a.
1 omorrow and the Next Day
You must complete your Shopping
or it's Too Late
For your convenience, arc! knowing that he buys
hi wurAs ai a man's store the whole year through, fol
low it up i.r.d buy his present here, where you know
you arc jrettin brands 1 IE. calls for, is familiar with.
From Satnnla v's fisillv.
Ai? The follow in;' special curr -spr.n-
ilcni c of x he Omaha !; frc;;a "A ;ish-
.C'r'i iurr'oa Jells nf a IlMitin!; Ii'-ll be
tween t!i- democratic se:i:itors iv.
w hi eh William .1 :s t: i 1 1 ' llr an and
i .: -.tr 'iil'-rt M. I ! i ' i'ln":' !: were
-TH-in fii-"iire.
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i.tr1 W.ishinnton. Dec. li.-- dime;
piven by ex-Jiovernor l!k. t' .Mi---
iri h'.Tior (!' liis o!d-i:i:" politi-
Willinru J"!iniii!is i!r:ii:.
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ca! friend.
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of X-'ira.-k: . .i i
in Washington
which brought
cratic: senators
a well hfi n riotel I
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ei' nc-day even in v..
topet hep 2 1 :l i;!o
includin:; Senator
LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA
Mr. anl .Mrs. John Colbert and
son Morton leave Friday for Californ
ia. They will stop at (Jerinp and
visit their sons. Dr. Fred Colbert and
family ;:nd Dr. Marry Colbert and
wife, where they will vbit until of
f r Christmas b avinp on the ijOth for
Denver where ihey will meet Mr. and
Airs. Ceorjre Colbert and son Wiley
of Wauneta who -ivlll accompany
them to sunny California, where
they will spend thf rest of the win
ter. They will make thejr head
quarters at I,onfr IJeanch wl.ero Mor
ton will enter school.
John Colbert will return here a
fru- days before March 1 tn order
to look after his real estate business
:;t that time. Whether Mrs. Colbert
' and Morton will return ther. will de
j pend on how they like California rl!
I mate.
Kutrene
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Christmas Gift Suggestions!
Why not select a gift from the following list,
of which we keep in stock and can make immediate
liveries?
all
de-
Colbert of W
i
arid pre
rs to wear.
A
Gift
for Him
Silk Shirts
Neckties, lose
Gloves, Caps, Mit
lons. 1 kvneikerchiefs
SW'EATIiRS. JIIRSEYS
Colk.rs. Collar j'ins. Belts
initialed Scarf iins
Pajamas, House
Cuats and
I lats
Hitchcock of N'ebra.-Ka. has s. t poli
ticians specu ! n t i ii lc as to the mean
in; of J'.ryan ;ir.;l Mitchcock drinkin;;
frotn t !iv S.1I..C urape j lice loving
ii:p and e'.-h;.imiiiK plea-ant r ie
when one was the emplover of
the other across the damask-covered
table.
i
! ( U" l ite vears lln-v li:ive be.-n l';ir
tact have out of their Water Republican
call one another unci in
names, but through th
jpr about
. V i apart, in
yiw.iy l
s' J proinisin;
tbash will
look after Mr. Colbert's business
i
j while he 13 roup as Eugene is plan
jnir.tr to move to Weeping Water in
the near tuture on account ct our
school advantages. Me has a daugh
ter and son now in our school who
have been g)i:is; back and forth on
the train which is not the pleasant-e-t
especially with our late train
service which was entirely prohibi
tive last week. Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
sene Colhert and family will certain
ly be welcome to our city.- Weeping
Ford Sedan, with starter
Ford Coupe, v.iih starter
Ford Tourinn Car, with starter '
Ford Runabout, with :-tirter.
Ford Ton Truck with cab and farm body..
Ford Tourit.j! Car Winter Top, install, u
P'(;rd lfinabo.it Winter Top. installed
Goodrich :'.fx:: i.'Miu mile tire
Goodrich .':0x:! tube
Goodrich Oxii1 J.OOO mile non skid tire,.
Goodrich iiOx:;1 tube
Mas.-Jer Shock Absorbers, installed
Stewart Spe.(p,n,eter
Fleet ric Spot.
Motor Driven Klaxon Morn
Hand Klaxon Morn "
Automobile Jack -
Auti.mobiie 'lire Fumps
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ihe ii.sialling of the civilian relief
deaitmitii if the sniety which ha
In .11 provin.; to the returned service
man and his family the means of get
ting adjusted many t f tl:e claims and
otlier matters 1 1' 'it have arisen a.s the
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OFFICES TO BE OPENED MOKDaY
IN RED CROSS ROOilS IN
HOTEL WAGNER.
lit of service it; the ariiiv or navy.
The American Ke.l Cro:s have de
cided on their permanent secretary
in ti e i;y i;i ihe person of .Mrs. p. 1 1
Du:;i.ar. who has hen head of the
1-cil chaT'ter of ti e organization for
(the pa -t year, and the choice is one
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jtii.i. !., iim . 111. in.- nidi u.ri
; approval of everyone in the city. Mrs.
limb. r. n. LuicsArs yJjncIAni . ' "- '...i,,, a meat-
. er part of her time to the Red Cross
j work i. nd has becem" thoroughly fa
miliar wiiti tne workings ol the var
ious fb-piirtmenis of the society and
her choice for the position of secre
tary of the civilian relief assures the
public of a capable and effjeent man
r in this particular line.
The offices of Mrs. Dunbar will
be locate.) ju the R"d Cross rooms in
All Thoso Who Hr.ve in Service cr
Have Nceis Coining Within Scope
01 Red Cress to be Aided.
tri.-sed or in the need of material
assistance. All of these the lied
Cross is preparing to take up ai.d j si red th
legerdemain of ex-Governor Folk of
Missouri. leroitly defeated for
Fnited States si nator by a r.'pnli
li'MII. the-e two leaiiers of Nebras-
iI'lniKTacv have seemiimlv sr.-u
a new litht. thereby causing mu:'h
wagging of h.-ads ami tim suggestion
:ijof a perfect understanding that Ne
braska will give Mitchcock the i!em
mratic endorsement for the pre-i-dency.
while Mitchcock in turn will
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i'.'.iftor as a successor to llie senior sen
ator lroni the I'rr.iri" state.
Ratification Dinner
The dinner, which may bo called
for want of a better title, a ratifica
tion dinner of the treaty with res-j
ervations. is looked upon as the)
forerunner of a series of democratic
moves that may have a very impor
tant hearing on the democratic r.a-
tor Mr. Hry.i'i
treat v to become
an issn in Hi,' approaching cam
paign. In fart, he urged at the din
ner that the democratic senators
join with the republicans who de-
treaty ratified and put the
PLATTSMOUTH PEOPLE WED
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t-'rorn Friitav's Iallv.
The marriage license re-cejrd In' Om
aha bears the names of two of the
I I'lattsmouth young people who have
journeyed to that city to have their
happine.ss consummated. Martin
Danghmaii and Miss Rose Thacker
an- the contracting parties who took
this opportunity of stealing a mai'h
on their friends and having the wed
ding ceremony performed in the me
tropolis. Roth of the young people
are well known to a large circle of
friends in this community who will
be pleased to learn of the lmnuv
event.
S." f 4 Champion X Spark 1'lug- :; en
Rido-Skid Chains. 4
Wee,; chains. ;0x.'
Safety Auto Lock Switch
Royce Motor Meter 2.7."
"Make-rr-Own" Fiasli Light 2.::."
Ki-ctric Tail Light ,
Kiectric Dash Right
Schroeder Tire Gauge
Gasolene Gauge
Weed Chain Tightene-r
Storage Rattery Tester
Set Ruhh.-r I'edal Pads
Cooper Exhaust Muffler Cut )ut
One gallon can Mobile "K" Oil 1
Five gallon can Mobile "F." (il
Radiator Cove r for F( rds
R 'diator Cover and Mood for Fords
NickP? Rumpers. front or rear, each
Willard Storage Ratteries for all cars Prices furnished on reipiest
Our Goods are All Standard and of Best Quality
Remember that we give free with all cash pur
chases Rogers Silverware Coupons.
T. H. Pollock Garage,
Phone No. 1 -:- -:- -:- Plattsmouth
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INSTALLS NEW MACHINE
TRAIN SERVICE BETTER
V j tional convent ion.
does not want the
Frem T'les.la ' laOv
Seve ral weeks agi a T preventitt i ve
i t tiie An.ericau R .1 Crjss
society
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1'lati' mouth 10 prepare for
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PAISTlGl
We now have a Paint
ing Department and have
an experie.-tetd Automo
bile Painter.
Let us dress up your
old car with a nr.v coit
of paint and make it lock
like new.
Better stop in and ar
range for a elite as our
paint shop is always in
use.
T.H, Pollock Garage
the- Hotel Wagner and will be open
' from 2 to r, each afternoon and dur
ing tins tune anyone who has any
matter that can be adjusted or upon
; which the Red Cross can give the
; applicant any assistance c advice.
; can call nt the office and Mrs. P"ii
I bar will be glad to do all possible in
securing the ep-sired relief. To ac-
I commodate those who mav not be
1
ab'e to reach th city from the noun
try districts during the office hours
Mrs. Dunbar will arrange to look
after their need. and those who de
sire to get in touch with the Focre
tary before or after the regular office
hoers may elo so by calling telephone
This on" of the most important
j parts of the Red Cross work and the
! one that i.s now receuving a great
j deal of attention due to the many
I problems that have arisen to enn
j frcnt tho returned service man ar.d
1 his family. There have been a -great
; mny cases of allotments not paid,
j Liberty bonds not delivered and es
1 pe-Mflly caes of disability where the
hanule for the' service men or their
families and to see that they receive
the justice that is due them. In the
Fi lection of Mrs. Dunbar the society
is very fortunate as she is a lady
whose- sympathy for the men who
served the colors is strong, and she
will use everv endeavor to get in t
touch with the service men and their
families and they can rest assured
that they can come to Mrs. Dunbar in
the strictest confidence", explain their
case and se-cure some action upon it.
The work of the secretary here will
embrace' the entire county and the
secretary expects to visit each local
ity and take- up the organizing and
handling of the affairs pertaining to j
the former service meui and cases of
sickness, distress or need and the
men of t ho army or navy can rest a;- j
surod that they will have their best
interests safeguard-d by the Ameri
can Red Cross operating through)
their local secretary.
FINE CHRISTMAS STATIONERY
treaty through the senate, accepting
such reservations as were- necessary
for favorable action on the pact.
Bryan's Biggest Battle
Mr. Rryan has now begun what he
regards as the most important po
litical battle of his e-ntire career. It
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I w in re a oauie lor me control 01
the next democratic national con
ention, and for the adoption by that
'convention as its platform eif the
principles advocated by him. The
first step in this program is the
elimination of the treaty as an issue
in the next campaign.
Among those senators who at
tended the dinner were Mitchtock
if Nebraska, the present democratic
1
leader; Walsh of Massachusetts.
! Walsh of Montana. Stanley of Ken
tucky. Ashurst of Arizona, Fletcher
of Florida, Harris of Georgia. Myers
of Montana. I'omerene of Ohio. Jones
of New Mexico. Kendrick of Wyom
ing. Owen of Oklahoma. Walcott of.
i Delaware anil King of Ftah.
From Thursday's Daily.
The resuming by the Rurlington
(f their former train schedule today
was also made more pleasing by t he
fact that the trains were operating
on their usual time with but few cx-
1 captions. The train from the west
i this morning. No. 0, was, delayed for
j three hours but No. 2 4 from Lincoln
j was right on the dot this afternoon
! for the first time in two weeks and
made the return trip to Omaha at
the old time. l:.r.S. The replacing of
the afternoon train to Omaha has
been very pleasing to a large major
ity of the Plattsmouth people who
do most of their traveling over this
road.
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DO YOU ENJOY YOUR MEALS ?
If you do not enjoy your meals
your digestion is faulty. Kat mod
erately, especially of meats, masti
cate your food thoroughly. Let five
hours elap.se bet wen meals and take
one of Chamberlain's Tablets immed
iately after supper and you wi'l
soon find your meals to be a real
pleasure.
From Thursday's ral!y.
The Olson Sharpening Co. has
just installed at their plant an ad
ditional machine which is to be used
in the razor sharpening department
of the company. The new machine
is one of the new model automatic
sharpening machines and has the ca
pacity of 200 blades per hour and
enables the work to be turned out
much more rapidly than under the
old methods. With the new ma
chine it is thought that it will be
possible to handle the large amount
of orders that are being daily re
ceived.
.sues where there had been alleged
profiteering in wood and if the facts
were sufficient to have the matter
placed in the hands of the Fnite-d
States attorney for action. The coal
shortage in this city also developed
a very sudden raise in the pric of
wood that was gouged from the con
sumer as usual.
HOME FOR HOLIDAYS
t--rnn Thursday's rn:iv.
There were quite a number of the
relatives and friends at the Burling
ton passenger station this afternoon
to greet three of the riattsmouth
young ladies who are home for the
holidays. Misses Nora Livingston.
Mariel Streight and Helen Roberts.
The young ladies are students at the
Monticello seminary at Godfrey. III.,
and will enjoy the holiday season
here with the home folks before re
turning to take up their studies.
PROFITEERING IN WOOD
Fr""i ThurpilH v's Onily.
The great desire to accumulate tne
almighty dollar even at the expense
of our fellow beings seems to be
showing itself in the pesent short
age of fuel. The Nebraska City-
Press states in one of its recent is-
0PERATED ON YESTERDAY
From Thursday's r:iily
Yesterday morning at the Imman
uel hospital in Omaha Mis. John
Kaffenberger of this city was operat
ed on by the attending surgeons for
a severe case' of call stones from
which she has been suffering for
pome time. The patient stood the
operation in good shape, and rallied
nicely from the effects but it is im
possible at this time to determine the
final outcome of the case. The hus
band as well as a number of the mem
bers of the family were at the hos
pital yesterday and remained until
after the operation.
SHOULD BE QUARANTINED.
Many physicianes believe that any
one who has a had cold should he
completely isolated to prevent other
members of the family and associ
ates from contracting the d.scase. as
colds are about as catching as meas
les. One thing sure the sooner cue
rids himself of a cold the less the
danger, and you will look a pood
while before you find a better medi
cine than Chamberlain's Cough n"'ii
edy to aid you in curing a cold.
ANOTHER MONTGOMERY
X7APTl Tt APfiATM
11 you were a stationery Duyer last (
year you well know the very large ;Krm Friuvs p.-.uv
and complete line that was found at Their "Anti-Freeze" mixture is
the Journal office. We want to tell said to contain 1SS proof denatured
you that it is greater this season alcohol and glycerine, but the label
than ever. We have all the new fam- on the can does not state how much.
0US Whiting numbers, also the Choice The directions however upon analy
from Eaton, Crane & Pike, the two sis disclose that it is a pretty well di
gest in the land. The most appro- luted mixture for upon mixture with
priate trift is a fine box of stationery, two-thirds of a gallon of water it is
and while yon are buying- buy the claimed that it will stand 20 degrees
best for the same money. See our below zero. Therefore one and two-
line.
thirds gallons ready for your radi
ator costs you about $2 with ex
press as they charge $1.50 for the
gallon of the solution.
1 gallon denatured alcohol will
cost you $1.25. this mixed with 1
FH0NE NO. 1
CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS.
These tablets are Intended espe
cially for indigestion and constipa
tion. They tone up the stomach and
enable it to perform its functions gallons of water makes a 40 per cent
naturally. They act gently on the solution and will stand 20 below
liver and bowels, thereby restoring zc-o. the same as the "Monkey
the stomach and bowels to a healthy Word" solution. .
condition. When you feel dull, stup- Thus you get when you buy at
soldier or sailor has been incapaci- id and constipated gtv? them a trial, home 24 gallons lor $1.25 as
tnted by his service from doing active You are certain to be pleased with against 1 gallons from the mail
labor and as a result has become dis- their effect. order house for ?2. Figured on a
The Season's Greetings!
May your Christmas season be a bright and very happy one and may
the New Year hold for you all that you .nay desire and bring to you
God's richest blessingr.
Paul H. Roberts,
Cedar Creek, Neb.
For CEDAR CREEK LUMBER CO.
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