The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, May 24, 1920, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
MONDAY, MAY 24, 1920. PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY J0UHNX PAOE FOUR Cbe plattemoutb journal PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY AT PLATTSMOUTII, ITEBRASKA Krtered at i'ostofTlce. 1'lattsmouth. Neb., aa econd-class mall matter R. A. BATES, Publishe. SUBSCRIPTION TltlCE $2.00 lieinor.se baps vitality. -:o: When piofitoor full out, salaried nun get a lauh. :o: Ntar beer i. a mocker, and t-Uony drinkers are ragini;. :o: People who live? in slass houses tdiould not throw fits. Whatever food condition;-, are in i t her parts of Europe. K:ilaiul will always have her Iri h stew.s. : o : No. Maude, the y.uitiK husine::i ,tt vhu.a.dvciti 1" r sealed pro- l$.;rU doesn't meat the leap year l.JmL. I :o: Senator Hoke Smith, it .ippe-ar. 1ms filt the ur;v to become the Hir am Johnson f Ihe deinoeiatic eam liiiKU. And perhaps he may thrive mi th" Smith vote as Sena tor John-oii has on the Yonsuii vote. : o : ' A pair of robin built their n.;t in a freight ear. and just as the brood was hatehed the unl. r I'aiin' to semi the ear into Chicago. The yard men. after consultation telegraphed the situation to headquarters, and th- order ranre instantly back to .-i.ietrack the car till the babies were able to leave the mt. BETTER LIVING CONDITIONS pij itrVir is more than V, Nv C5 ' a mere lighting plant. it cives vou electric power t too, for operating all org the light machinery around Hj the house and barn, usual- fj ly turned by hand. It will nump and deliver water to all parts of the house or barn. Write for Catalog ISY ROSENTHAL, Dealer PHONE WALNUT 999 Omaha, Nebraska j JHe,Sc5ittoller&''MTieIler If s the TONE that attracts you to this instrument. The Sound Box is cut in trumpet violin shape, which ampli fies each sound to its fullest intensity and richness. Crystal clear like the notes of some full-throated bird singing to its mate. The guarantee fuHy protects you. MAIL, CS H JLjfAUJU-fUTjr Jtff SIX MAIL H Mr j!;.'J v I. 1 Kchmoller fc Mueller Piano Co., Omaha, hraka. UfaM. mail me mmplpte information about joar Kaaranted phono Sraph bold on easy payment 8, it drired. ' , Xaras .. If you want a Piano or Player Piano, write us for" information Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co. Est. 1359 114-16-13 So. 15th St. Omaha The Oldest and Largest Music House in the West. PEE YEAR IN ADVANCE The senate continues to maintain its league of stagnation. :o: If greed is ever banished from the earth it will knock the bottom com pletely nit of politick : o Probably the brightest day in a tired consumer's life is when he sees a $17 suit marked down from ?G0 to $4). SO. : o: The. substitute for antimony is a lighter compound, lifjy per cent cheaper and possesses greater ignit ing qualities. :o: -. - Ju.-t whv-there should be a gold rush to Alaska is not plain, Unless, indeed, somebody has discovered something gold will buy. :o: "Pedestrians to blame for half the accidents." Certainly. He shouldn't be a pedestrian. His wife has told him that a hundred times. ; O Spendthrift.; are urged l) do their having ricrht now, a-; there are strong indicat ions that a number of articles may be cheaper later on. :o: If jour bulohcvism doesn't rise at reading the peremptory terms on jour state income tax statement, you're a pretty well anchored Amer ican. -:o:- Probably nobody in this country exercised greater power than the la bor union ollicial, provided he tell iiis men to do something that they already want to i'o. :o: ' As is well known, our celebrated Mexican policy does net allow us to recognize a government bom oi force. An early interpretation is ex pected setting forth whether we ever I recognize one based ,011 default. ' :o: The reason for the absence of in dividual money lenders is that the j business, though porhaps the safest ! in the world, requires the greatest possible amount of watching. The collateral must be kept up to the market every minute, and the ordin ary investor does not want to take the trouble involved. :o: Treatment of Common Colds "If all who catch cold could be persuaded to remain in bed for the first twenty-four hours of such an attack," says a well I.nown physician, "there would be fewer cases drag- i ging on with distressing symptoms for weeks and often ending in some more serious disease." To make sure of a prompt recovery you should also take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Whether sick or well the bowels should move each day. FOR SALE OR TRADE Two Ford touring cars: one Ford roadster. Price to sell. JOHN" F. GOUDEU. Guaranteed Phonograpli A Phonograph of in dividuality it stands ahead of all others in case de sign the MOST BEAUTIFUL of all. The SUPREME accomplishment of Expert craftsmen; will grace any home however pre tentious. If you ean't call, Write us for free demonstration. THE COfPOX i j i i i j r i I LEGIQNAIRES ENJOY A VISIT FROM OFFIGIA! Earl M. Cline of Nebraska City is Guest of Hugh Kearns xJost of This City. The members of the American Le gion post of this city enjoyed last J evening the honor m ntertainnig j their trtate commander, Karl M. Cline of Nebraska City, who arrived on the 7: 'JO train from his home and re mained with the Plattsmouth post until his return at midnight. The meeting was held at the K. C. hall which had been kindly otVeieil for the occasion by the members of that order and proved one of the most pleasant that has-been held in the city. This ms the first opportunity that this post has had of greeting" Mr. Cline and the occasion was one thoroughly enjoyed by the legion naires of the city.. The state com mander was introduced by Audrey Duxbury, commander of the Hugh Kearns rst and Mr. Cline at once gave the members of the legion an outline of some of the accomplish ments of the service men's organiza tion in their light to secure for tin men who had fought for their coun try an adequate recognition. The .. .. j- - .t:...i.i..i securing ot reiiei ior ine ui.v.hh-j or wounded soldier and sailor had been the first aim of the legion and after months of effort the Sweet bill had been passed to raise th - compen sation of trie incapacitated men to per month. He told of the un availing attempts . to secure action from the war risk insurance bureau up to the past two months when the tight of the legion had n suited in a real effort being made to give the disabled nu n seme attention. 1 i al-o tou. hed ou the compensat h:i measure that is now pending in con gress anil which the legion commit tee has been supporting at Washing ton in the face of the opposition of all the powerful interests which had been aligned against it. The oppo sition that had faced the legion at its organization was tombed up oy Mr. Cline who gave a clean cut and right to the jMint announcement " the status of the legion as that of a civilian organization. not oath bound and w hose members were car rying out only the principles ot good citizenship as they saw it in i heir own iudment. The legion .-tood as a strictly American organ- ization dedicated to Cue aid of tli j service men and their ideals and wi re not in any way responsible for the carrying out of any measures or icts that were the duty of constitut ed authority. In fact Mr. C line stated that on several occasions he had made it plain that tho lcgi.n was not bound in any way to serve as a police force, or to enforce peace in time of strike or other distur bance that might arise. As the or ganization was purely civilian the members stood in the position ot acting on their individual judgment ao what they thought best in cases where as citizens they might be call ed upon to take any s'tps that they say fit but they did his in their po sition as citizens, not as a l?g,ion or ganization. Following the address of Mr. Cline the members of the post enjoyed Sv:ik very dainty refreshments whult hid been prepared by the "chow" com mittee and with t. e i !ea?ing music of the Edison Viiom-gvaph k'.ediy furnished by the firm of Weyrieh & Hadraba for the occasion the mem bers spent the remainder of the ev ening most pleasant lj rr., . H,..n...,,rl,l.. n-MiiVlxl lmiYm " and Piarks the s-.ic-e.ful eh. Tts ol .i... ... ,,,l,i,,l.in ori ' iee p-.-i ii. fhat is nrincmg ini n- : ' 1 1 the orfciin ization tin- scrvie.? w!i in finish the rcswu, win ano i-:- nienns of securinr; th'1 t'.iinus that are roniinff to them nri'l'Vo h 1 .111": ti render the things which ti'.e tion can expect from the iueti--tli.lL i f so"'? citizenship. PURCHASES NEW HOME One of the newest 'hen ow'-eis Id " . ihe citv is Cecil York, who has j-,i t . , ,. t nvrehn: erl tlir F. M Welhimcr in So'tth Park v.li 11 hns l'oi-n r.cctipied hy the York f:'r;i ily fur the pat tluc? years. i'.'.T::e is. splendidly located ii make u mo-t (h-M.htful l-otue ti The wlM well as iiiiTi'-' a very pn.iHaMc- invt-tinei.t for tho ne-.v ov.ner. Periodic Bilious Attacks l'er::fiihi titihjerf to hilinus ait:i"ky at regular intervals know ahont when to expect an attack. They find th it thry have no t'.esire ftr food when an attack is dtie but usually eat he cause it is meal time. Skip one me:;! and take three, of Chaiiihcrlain'n Tah lets and you may Ik; ahlc to avoid the attack. Persons subject to per iodic bilious attacks should not drink tea or toffee at any time. rOR SALE. Empty poods boxes for kindling. 15c each. See F. R. Gobelman. tf-d. MITK'K OK IIK t ICING on I't-litiuii for Dctcriiiiuntifu of llt-irnliip Kstate of Harbara J. Wiles, deceas ed, in the County Court ot Cass eoun tv, Nebraska. "The ttate of . .Nebraska, To all per sons inteiesti'il in sail estate, credi tors ami lieiis take notice that Cash ... W'ilf-s has nit'd his petition alli-K-intr that r.arl.:ia J. Wiles tlied intes tate in Cass .-oolite, Nebraska, on or about April ::. l!e7, being resident ami inhabitant of Cass county. Ne braska, and tjie owner of the follow ing described real estate, to-wit: The south half S',i of southwest quar ter SW'I "Section three Ci), and the nortlaast onarter ( N I-' '.-i of the southwest iniarter iSW'l) of Section f,inr all in Township twelve ll-i. North I Inline thirteen il'). east of the i',th I. SI.. Cass county. Nebraska, now o :n d bv I'.nnia i. Finch; also the soutli half is1..) of the northeast i.i i rtt r Nl i "and north half ( N 1 : t .if north half iNL.t of north half (N'',-.) ooitie:i:-l tiliaricr u-i.'u ii .vi u'jii !'(U!- oil mid 'the north half (Ni) ot" the southeast quarter (SK'i) anil the lorth lialf iXUl of the northeast en. liter NK'j i of the southwest iuar- I - r . ( i . I et i i on i o a i 1 en oo,. .. ! I : .. i : .. ..,-... .. 1 i V,.i ll, I .111 I tl l''ll."-ttlj, 1I, 1.4-7, -..'lit K.uie thirt.n tl::, east of the tith I'. St.. Cass count'.. Nebraska. now owecd by Tl cimas Wiles, Jr.: also the Moith luiK iSL. i of the north half iN'ji of the north half (N'i) of the southeast oi:arter SK'.4 of Section four ill. Mini the south half S'j of the soutbea-t .uarter (SIC'4 and the south bait' (S1.! of the northeast quar ter iNi;'i i f th" southwest (uarter iSW'i; I ..!' S. cth'11 fourteen 111), all in Township twelve ItJ). North Kaie-ce liiirtcen ll.ii. a-;t of the llth 1'. M., O'ass comity. Nebiaska, now owned by i.-h I.. Vib-s; nisn lvt forty-four ill), in S'-etioii thirteen llol. east f the t.th 1. M.. Cass onnty. Nebiaska, now owned by l.uki- 1.. Wiles: also ihe souili hai;'" iS'-.) or the northwest .;iiarter ( N 1 ) of Section live (."il, and tne east half lK!a of the north east "inai ter iM:1! i of Section six (til all in Township seven l. North Ihitie twenty-nine l-".'), west of the nils 1". St.. 1'ionticr county, Nebraska, ;.ov owned by .lames I'.urnett: iilso t!e- noitina l iiiarter (Ni:'4) or Sec tion twt nt y-niiif, and tin? cast half ll.'.l of the .-out:. West llaltr (SWI el S.ctjon t a en: y-nine ir) and t he southeast quarter S V. ' , ) of Section twenty c'Oi, all in Township eilit -S), North l:an.. twenty-nine (J'.'i. west ot" the Otli 1'. M.. l-'ront ier county. Ne- j eraska. now owned by I.oren XI. Wiles, anJ leaviio; i. r soie ami oniy iieu at law the following named )iersons, to-wit: Thomas Wiles, Jr., widower, and J.oren .! Wii. s and Cash K Wiles, ...us, and C.i una C Cinch, .daughter: .ml piayinu for a decree barring claims: that aid decedenl died intes .ate; that no application for aduiinis tit:ti)n las been made and the estate d said .1.'. i .l nl has not been admin . tere.l in t-.e Slate ..f Nebraska, and that tie ln-ir at law of said decedent as herein t forth shall be decreed to be the ownets in fee simple of the aboe d.s, nl. d -eal estate, which has 1. en set for h. ariae; on the L".ith ii.iv of .iuy. A. 1. !:-", at ten (.10) o'clock a. in. Ii.ited at I-hitt.-mouth, Nebraska, this -Mil das" of April, A. I 1te-i. Al.l.KN .t. ni:i:snN. iS. ali ii i :'. - I .v. County Jude. i i:cvi, MiTit i: In the i'ii,t Court of C.-.ss coun Nebraska. i; .).. it Kb-!., I la i ii tiff, vs, West half f Noi l in as: t:arter of Section 17, ' o-. u- hil' 1J North, Kan. ire '. in Cass comity. Nebraska. and all persons . '.a i :uin-r any interest of any kind in said jcal esi.it- or any jiart thereof; vis,, the folio.vi'iu' naiiii .1 jiersons iili.l their unknown, heirs, devisees, lcga ' ees and personal representatives of . a '! of them, to-wit: S. N. Merriam. Scbb n N. .Mei riatn. l.ydia Merriam. .. Coi-bin. Ausli i Curbiii. t. W. Newsum. .1. W. Newsuii. Israel W. Newsum, William lurl.:e, VVilliani lurfua, Den nis li.-an. S.-iuiuel it. I'.ryaii and S. C. I :r an, I lefcti hiiits. The above . naiio d defendants and each of them are hereby notified that on the Jlth iliiv of April. 1 !-), plaintiff tiled his suit in the District Court of Cass comity, Nebraska, the object and purpose of which is to confirm plain t ill's title in and to the West half of the Northeast quarter of Section 17. Toviishin r.'oitii, Kange 0, in Ca cotmtv, Nihiaska, and to permanently . :iioiii eai h and all of said defen dants from i avinir or claimintr to have anv rirCht, ti!'e. lien or interest either -. ::al or quitiibb- in or to said real .statu or anv part thereof, and to en j c.n said d fondants from interfering in anv manner with plaintiff's posses sion, enjoyment and titlf of said prem- :.-.. and for LfMCl'Ill COVlitablc fC'lilf. This notice is iven you pursuant to t order of sa id Court. Vou are l. quired to answer said pe tition o'l or before Monday, the llth day of June. T.ii'. or your deraull Vvin i..." ..i.. i'...i,iii aiiaiiist vou ar.d i ach of vou and decree quieting title gainst you and each of you entered in favor of plaintiff. KOKKKT KLOTZ. Plaintiff. 15 v D. O. 1WYKK. a 'f.-lw. His Attorney. MITIOK T CKKIMTOKS State of Nebraska, Cass coini- Th ty. III HI s - w In' the matter of the estate of Al bert Yallcrv, deceased. To the creditors of said estate: You are her. be notified that I will : it at the Countv Court room in Platts mouth, in said county, on the 1 -1 1 1 day of June, A 1 . PC. at 10 o'clock a. in., and on the l ltli day of September, A. I) pen. :it In ..-clock a. m.. to receive and examine ail claims against said .state with a i" w to t he! r a .1 just men t and allowance. The time limited lor i .r eiriiuis airamst , . . i . . . i ... , ,o t-r l n e I - I ....ii. i i I ii ' . , !".'.., r' I. HI'll .-.lid thei montns ironi me a i ,i It:. 1 vninu of debts is , ' ' " " ! said ll'th day of June. ! iVjo." .1 , , t, seal ofitie C.rav. deceased aid i'mimu " Court, this tith day of j M-'V. 1 '- .1. BKKSOX. County Judije. tscai) MsTicr. c;ti:inTits The State of Nebraska. Cass conn- '.. 1 II I II" ' IIIIIUV "..II. In the matter of the eMail- of 1.11- al.eth Cat rv, deceased. To th- ,,,, linos of said estate: You are her. I'V notilied that I will it at the Countv Court room in I'hitts- inouth. in said county, on the i.tn aa . .. i.. 'ii i.i in o clock a. ni.. I -,o .11:11. .. ,. fc ' ,..,,.1 ,, .1... n,.. ,ji- of Sei.teniher, .. ',. ... .. .i.w'i.- a m to receive ' .-.'.,' .. , , ri'i.,,'. H-ainst said ! '.. .I t ..' i i-T to H eir a" c.-tnte. wiCi a vi-'.v to their a.ij-.s,- ru nt and allowance. The time iiu.ee., l.r the presentation of chums aura test ...id e.-tate i tl.rce uiont,s from toe , 01, of 1 A. I. i:tjf), and tlie ; tfU! limit, d f,,r t.ayment ot ib-bts is ; on yiar frot,, .uC 1-ih day ot June. "vit.e,s mv hand and the seal of s-.i.i Coi.tit.- Com t this Ctii uay of :,,:,:V m.m:x J- HKKSOX (.,.;,! i.'ounty Judpe. oiciici: ! m: 011 Petition f"r Appointment of ,i:niniNtr:itrix. The State of Nebraska, Cass coun ty. In the County '- ourt. In the tn-.tter ot the L-s tate of J- .-.nil Zitka, deceased. . on inolii,;' and filing the petition of Anna Z.tka piwin:-- th.at adminis ia-l-oii of said estate. may 1 uranted to Anna Zitka as . din i 11 ist rat t") x : . ordered. That June.a..tlb A. L. 1J-. :.t in o,b.k a. 1ss,sn',,,;it; l.earltifj; said petition, when all pfT sons int. rest.-d in said matter V near at a Comity Court to be held in and for said county, and show cause .. . . . .-," v.uiir.nni' FllOUltl not be iii-anted: and that notice of the tiendenev of said petition and tne nc thereof be f-'iven to all 'r . - . l 4 Vv Till 11 1 C 11 uSTioSy 'of Vis i"Ser in' Vhe hatts- HI?" a l; is a a u CSSOWM 6ASOIINE u) mouth Journal, a scini-weekl v news- iianer lirinlnl in said countv for three successive weeks, prior to said day of Ilea ri UK. Dated Jlav IStli. 1!-'0. ALLKN J. KKKSON. tSeal) inl7-J County Judge. ncin.it to snow cim: In the District Court of Cass coun ty. Neluaska. In the matter of the application of P.ertha I.. Standley, 4uardian of Hubert Standley, Irene Standley, Mabel Stand ley and Vcinii Standley. all Minors, for license to sell real estate. l n readinp: and filing; the petition, duly Verified, of Pertha L.. Standley, C.uardian of Hubert Standley, Irene Standley, Mabel Standley and Vcrna Standley, all minors, for license to sell the following described real estate, to wit: An undivided eitrht-twenty-seven-ths (j:!7) of the following described lots: Lots sixty-three (tf:S). sixty-six I ! ) anil sixty-seven 67), all in Lenox Subdivision of the northwest quarter tXW'i) of the northwest quarter (NWU) f Section twenty-nine (2!t), in Township ten 10) North of HanKu seven (7), east of the th Principal Meridian. Lancaster county, Nebraska, as shown on the published and record ed plat thereof. for the purpose of raisins; funds for the education and maintenance of said minors, ami it ap pearinir from said petition that said real estate consists of three lots on which there are two houses which are in a poor state of repair, and that there is very little income from said property after paying expenses for keeping the houses in repair ana tne taxes; It is therefore ordered that the next of kin of said minors anil all others interested in said estate appear before me at chambers in the court house in the Citv Of PlHttsmo'uth. Cass county, Nebraska, on the l'.th day of June, A. D. 19J0, at ten o'clock a. in., to show cause, if any there be, why license should not be granted to said Bertha j,. Standley. C.uardian, to sell said real estate for the purposes above set forth. And it is further ordered that a copy of this order be published once each week for three successive weeks before said hearing. in the I'latts mouth Journal, a legal newspaper cir culating in said County of Cass, Ne braska. Dated at chambers in said Cass county this ll'tli day of May, A. D. P.i.'U. JAM KS T. lSKtil.KV, Judge of the District Court of ini:!-:;w Cass county, Nebraska. MI'lll'K 111.' I I I. A K I Mi In ,. ,.;,ty Court of Cuss- conn ty. Nebraska. In the matter of the estate of Mat 1-0 nil iinrnns interested ill said es tate, creditors and heirs-at-la w : 011 are lierebv notified that on the J.-th day of Mav. 19 JO. Mattie KsenberKer tiled her petition in this court, allcs i;i that Mattie Cray, late of l'latts 111. oil Ii. Cass county, Nebraska, died in testate on the J4lh day of December, I'll).-., while ii resident of said County of c'ass. and left surviving her, as her role and only heirs at law, her hus band, Joseph II. (iray and Nellie ver u daughter: Mary Hooper, a daughter: Mattie CHrenberRer, a dauKh tei William Cattnack. a son: Mertha 1. l'.oir,' a lauhter; John E. Carmack, a'on and Edith M. ilvesii, a daughter, il' of lesjnl m:i', and that said decedent was seized of tho fee simple ti.tle to the following described real property ... 'Pi.o north half of Lots one (1) and two (-, Ilock seventeen (17) in l-lattmouth. Cass county, ieoi a.-.tv. which was the homestead of said de ceased, and that on the death of the va id decedent the said tine id saiu i i nrot.ertv descended aceorcunK i. ne decedent laws of the fctate or .- binska to the said children 01 saio .'ecea"ed in common and undivided, 'o,re and share alike, to each indi vidual one-seventh, but subject to the ri"ht of homestead ot tne sai'i ini--l.rnd. Joseph 1 1. Cray, therein; that . 1. ,i.m ,f the heira of said decedent and the owner of a one-sev enth interest in said estate, ana pra-in-' for a determination of the time of the death of the said Mattie Gray, and of her heirs at law. the decree of kin vhip and the 1 isht of descent of the real property belonninn to said de cedent in the State of Nebraska, and tor an Order - barrintr rlairns against -aid -estate, a fid : f or 'such other orders necessary for a -correct ' determination of said "matter. iid matter has been set for hearing it' the Countv Court room in I'latts mouth. Cass county. Nebraska on the 18th dav of June. 1920. at 0 o clock a. m at which time and place-all per sons interested may appear and con test said petition. Pated May l- BEESOX. 17-3w. county juage. DCMJ s 1 IWNGAS' t t c E C c E E C Evesry Drop Red Crown Gasoline is (ill gasoline every drop clean motor fuel packed with pure, live, hard-hitting power. Its uniformly even vaporization, low ignition point and quick, complete combustion mean a steady, unbroken How of power, the elimination of ex cessive carbon deposits on cylinders and pistons, and maximum mileage per gallon of fuel. Red Grown Gasoline is a straight nil refinery gasoline, thoroughly depend able and always uniform whether you get it here or a hundred miles from here. For correct lubrication use Polarinc. Keeps motors quiet, smooth-running and powerful. Get them both at the sign of the Red Crown. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (NEBRASKA) OMAHA W,MB'!i;il B. K. F. for FORD CARS This little acccsory on your Ford car will work wonders. Starts easily in zero weather, puts pep into thf mntnr. Fasilv installed lasts the life of vour Ford. 1 No oiling required. No rollers to wear out and short J your motor. 1 Money Back Guarantee With Every I B. K. F. Timer Sold We have the agency for Cass county and carry a stock I for immediate delivery. Call and have one installed. I GARAGE AND REPAIR MEN 1 We have a fine Sub-Agency Proposition for YOU. 1 9f nrJokaL-or- far Mavwpll (Tars and Trucks Repair and overhaul your car V.UilllliailU. kwO IJllllXI. KJ X UW1IUI.U1V.U uv.v..w. j " - " - - - J. WOIvFF, Main St. Garage Telephone 79 Block South of Postoffice niiw:Mi::iii:rjrii:c:n'M JOHN DEERE Farm Machinery! Wc carry a full and complete line of the reli-ible John Deere farm machine', and are ready to fill your order for anything in our line. Plows and corn farming implements of all kind, as well as haying and harvest ing machinery. Also threshers' necessities. WARE ROOMS ON SOUTH SIXTH STREET D. B. EBERSOLE, PLATTSMOUTH -:- -:- NEBRASKA PAINTS AND OILS WATER COLORS in all shades and tints. FLOOR WAX MODERN WALLPAPER in an endless riety of styles and effects to choose from , $2.; DUSTER HO FF Painter - Decorator Murdock -:- -:- -:- Nebraska :iim;RB:ii::'ic.!iii:aiiB:8;-!!!:Biis Timers now Our shop is at your g ;ii:iwm;uUB j Varnishes! va- A I f f i, T I 5 I V; I i 1 1 C