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THnKSuAY. JANUARY l.r, lftSO.
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PLATTSWOTTTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOT7BNAL
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How will this look for Spring1?
Men's Suits
REASONABLY PRICED-
$75 to $125.
You have done a
real service if you are one of
the miny who have bot one or
more suits from our slock of
$25 to $35 suite. When you
have given it a year's usage you'll thank us for the tip,
namely: an honest value and as saving of probably an
amount equal to the cost of your suit.
Crrr.M 1919 If
BANKS OF THE
CITY RE-ELECT
THEIR OFFIC'RS
ALL SHOW EXCELLENT RESULT
FOR YEAR AND INCREASING
PROSPERITY OF CITY.
THRIFTINESS OF ALL APPARENT
Excellent Service of Heads of Finan
cial Institutions Recognized
in Their Re-Election.
It wasn't srood news to
and it
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won't be good news to you to learn that many of our
Spring clothes will retail at $75, $80, $85 and $90. You
think it isn't possible if is a certainty. We may
have nothing you like, but do yourself a good turn by
looking at least. Plenty of good clothes at
$25, $30, $35 and $40
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Wall Paper, Paints, G1as9. Plcttir
Framing. Frank Gobelman.
APT
PAINTING!
We now have a Paint
ing Department and have
an experienced Automo
bile Painter.
Let us dress up your
old car with a new coat
of paint and make it look
like new.
Better stop in and ar
range for a date as our
paint shop is always in
use.
DIVORCE SUIT FILED
trom Monday's .Pauv.
An action frr divorce has been
filed in the district court by Mrs.
Gladys Duffield through her attor
ney. A. G. Cole. akins; for a decree
of divorce from Warren Dewey Drif
field. The petition recites that the
parties were married at Nebraska
City on December 24. 1917. Cruelty
ami non-support are the grounds of
action for the divorce.
FILES SUIT TO QUIET TITLE
T.H. Pollock Garage
PHONE NO. 1
roni V.Vdnsitny"s l:i!y
The Lyman Sa:id company, a corp
oration of the state of Nebraska, has
filed an action in :he district court
of Cass county asking that the title
to certain land along the Platte riv
er north of this city be quieted and
that the plaintiffs be declared the
ole owners of the property. ' The
action is brought against George W.
Urykit et al. and includes a large
number of defendants. Matthew
Gering appears for the plaintiff in
the action.
Prum Wednesday's Dally
I he banking houses ol the cilv
witn one exception. Held their an
nual meetings yesterday afternoon
and this morning and elected their
officers for the ensuing vear as well
us reviewi u me years nusiness. l no
Farmers' State bank is to meet this
afternoon for their annual election.
I he review or the years work in
the banks of the city is an indication
of the increasing pi-OKperitv of the
community and the growth of the
financial strength of the citizens of
the county and city.. All banks re
port increases in the amounts of de
posits as well as the seneral increase
in all lines of the banking interests.
The Hank of Cass Countv at their
meeting re-elected the officers of the
institution for another year, as fol
lows :
President Charles C. Parmele.
Vice President -Jacob Tritsch.
Cashier Kae V. Patterson.
Directors F. G. Kgenberger,
.Charles C. Parmele. Jacob Tritsch.
' T. K. Parmele. H. F. Patterson. The
t bank has completed its most success
ful year and shows a total asset of
$7"l.rt00 as the result of the year's
business and this is the largest
showing of any of the county bank's
reaching three quarters of a million
in the volume of business.
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The First National bank stock
holders met this morning for the
annual meeting and the result of the
year proved most satisfactory both
in the rapidly increasing business
and the splendid management that
has been a large factor in the suc
cess of the year. The officers of the
bank elected were:
President II. N. Dover.
Vice President F. K. Schlater.
Vice President K. W. Cook.
Cashier George U. Dovey.
Assistant Cashier Miss Anna
! Warga.
J The directors chosen were H. N
Dovey. F. E. Schlater. K. W. Cook
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A. G. Cole and George O. Dovey.
The Plattsmouth State bank at
their meeting found that the condi
trons of 1919 had resulted in an in
crease in their business that was
very pleasing and that the outlook
for coming years was very brisk in
deed and the bank showed a flatter
ing increase in the amount of busi
ness for the year. The officers chos
en were:
President J. M. Koberts.
Vice President J. II. Becker.
Cashier II. A. Schneider.
Assistant Cashier Miss P.erneso
Newell.
Directors j. m. Roberts. J. II
Decker. II. A. Schneider. F. C. Fricke
J. P. Falter. John F. Gorder ;nd I.
15. Egenberger.
BIG IUR0C-JERSEY SALE
One of the largest hog sale. to be
held in this portion of the count
w.Il be in. Id by Phii.'e llirz and Wil
ham Ihrz at the llenrv Hir,: farm
si. nines wesi or rial tsmout li on
Friday, February (J, lJ):fJ, com men
ins at 1 : .'!0 p. 11.
The owner;; are offering a large
tock of the c ! brate l buroe-ierse.v
jwine at this time and every one ol
the animals art; immune from dis
jase. 1 lie st, k includes some of
the best animals in the e.istern por
tion ot the state and the reputation
of the stock breeders of this ccU
orated line ot ho.s will afford tin
ua-.i opporiuni v possible tor tl:os
who desire to purchase new stock.
The breeder- have their, catalogs
ready and are ;,t the disposal of tli
.ors who desire K
V. R. Young will
sale and this is :
ir?.t class sale.
v". ouid-he-purr l
write for then
;iliciate at th
assurance ot a
RECEIVE COMPLAINTS
Chief of Police M. H. Manspeaker
las been receiving a number of
om plaints in regard to the dances
in Saturday Hunts riiiiiiiii1' over in-
o the Sunday morning hours ii
to:;d of closing at ir.idniv.ht. The
hief has no objection to the dar.ee;
tinning up to the limit of the time.
;i:t under the law the holding !'
lances on Sundnv is illegal and
therefore it is requested that :.K
lances held on Sati'rdav iiiuht be
losed at the nnlnight ho.;r a't l not
lllowed Ut run over time into S;ni
Iay morning.
iiyspepsia is America s surse. T,
es.tore digestion. normal weight.
ood health am! purify the blood.
use Dnrdock s I'.lood hitters. Sold : t
ill drug stores. Price Si.:",.
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I have purchased and offer for ssle, thirty quarter sections of land in 1
Perkins county, Nebraska; one to five miles, from Madrid, and eight miles from
Grant, the county seai.
This Land is the Choice Farm Land of the
George W. Holdrege Ranch.
BOB
ONE-THIRD CASH, BALANCE MORTGAGE 5 YEARS AT 6 PER CENT.
FOR SALE
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Only a Limited Number of
Ford Oars
There are mighty good reasons why you should buy your Ford car now. But
the biggest one is that there are only so many Ford cars just a specified limited
number allotted to this territory. Those who buy their cars now will be wise.
They will have them to use whenever thsy wish.
Don't put it off next spring, eve a next month, is an uncertainty. Even
nov?, we must have signed bona-fide orders before our monthly allotment is ship
ped us. So the only way for you to be sure of getting a Ford car, is to order it
now. Get your name on an order. It is your protection.
Again we tell you, the allotment for this territory is limited and you must
buy now while deliveries are possible. As ever, the demand for Ford cars is away
in advance of production. So, it's first come, first served. Spring, summer, autumn
and winter are all the same to the Ford car. It is a valuable servant every day of
the year. Rain or shine, it is ready for your demands. Buy now and get prompt
delivery. You won't have to store it. "You can use it. Buy now while the buy
ing is possible Phone us at our expense and we will have our salesman call on
you for your signed order.
BRING IN YOUR OLD FORD
and let's see if we can get together on a trade for a new Ford with electric starter.
T. H. Pollock Garage,
PLATTSMOUTH
PHONE NO. 1
NEBRASKA
One hundred young f;!iode Isir.nd
Hed chickens. Thoroughbred birds
of Nebraska st.ve farm stock. $?,
tach or ?"i pair. Write Mrs. II. h.
Gayer. K. I D. No. 1, Plat tsmouth.
or phone Murray 170 1. lvd-2tv
For Sale: ." acres, close in. hays
well. r room house, near-modern,
furnace, cistern, chicken house, barn
nd well. Some fruit. Inquire of
A. A. Alexander, phone 2." 1, Platts-
niouth. d29-lvdav
1333
Bank of Commerce
Louisvilla, Nebr.
Bank of Cass County,
Plattsmouth, Nebr.
Journal want ads pay.
ACRES
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'4 mile southwest of Louis
ville, to be sold Wednesday,
January 21, at Public Auction
on the premises known as the
Carlson farm.
Sale begins at 1 : 30 p. m.
There are 1 6 acres seeded
to fall wheat, 1 4 acres alfalfa,
balance farming and pasture
and.
Lay of land from level to'
rolling. Would make an ideal i
feeding farm, chicken or hog;
ranch. Buy this and sret away i
rom the city and be indepen-'
dent, or live in Louisville and
arm it, as there are no im
provements but fences and a
good well. !
Terms: $400 cash, $600 '
more March 1 st. Balance to
be carried payable on or be-
ore ten years, $200 each
year or all cash if desired.
55c -m&lk'l 55c
PER POUND! -r PER POUND!
coffee!
i rs:d Murdoch &Co. 1
This price is made possible by our purchase of an exceptionally large ship
ment. It is a well known fact that coffee will not be cheaper. And as Monarch
coffee is packed in air tight containers it ivill keep indefinitely. If you wish to
shve money on your coffee purchases and at the same time get the highest grade
blend, call us up or come in to see us in regard to special prices in lots of ten
to fifty pounds.
3 SUGAR!
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Frank Graham,
AUCTIONEER
Phone 91 Springfield, Neb. jT
SUGAR The sugar situation is still very unsatisfactory and the outlook
for cheaper sugar is not very promising. We have contracted for 400 bas of cane
sugar which we can offer to our trade for March delivery one sack to a custo
mer. Get your order in early and be' protected as sugar will become more scarce
as the season advances.
A FEW SPECIALS FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION
Cranberries, 4 qts. for 25c Quaker whole wheat flour, pkg 50c
Apples, per peck 50, 75, $1.00 Goochs Best arfd Virginia Smith"
C ranges, per doz 35, 60, 75c pancake flour. 25 and 50c
Grape Fruit 8V3 and 15c New York buckwheat, 6 lbs. for 30c
HEAD LETTUCE CELERY AND CABBAGE
H
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Phones 53 and 54
. SOENNICHSEN,
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