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LOCAL NEWS
19 Years Tractor Building Experience!
The Tractor With the Most Power for the Longest
Time at the Lowest Cost
The Hart-Pairir
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Weighs 5158 Pounds and Has Abundant Power for Three Plows!
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OWL DOES DAMAGE
TO ELECTRIC LINE
Screech Owl Alighting on Line East
of Louisville Causes Burning
Out of Transformers
Watch for Demonstration Dates to Be Announced Soon
Phone 2304
Plattsmouth Dealer V
Call at the Mason Garage and see them in Plattsmouth
From Mint(a)'s Iailv.
J. M. H:tivt-r of near Louisville,
was in the city today fi.r a short time
attending to nie matters of busi
ness. Adai! Stf'lir. of near le.lar I'reel;.
was in tl.e c-itv Saturday afternoon
attending to some trading with the
merchants.
Louis Rheinackle of near Murray,
drove in thH morning to spend a
few hours looking after some matters
of business.
Hon Iieckman. of the Murraj
neighborhood, was a bdtor in the
county seat Saturday attending to
'some matters of business.
Attorney K. Tefft of Weeping
Water, was in the -ity for a few
1 In urs today locking after some mat
ters of business tt the court house.'
J-JOME gUlLDERS
INCORPORATED
ASSETS OYER $1.4 00,CC 0.G0
PAYS B
Guaranteed by mortgage on
active income properties.
American Security Co.
FISCAL AGANTS
Bodfre. at 18th Omaha
For Full Information See
E. P. LUTZ,
Local Agent
t-'rotn Tne'ilay's Pallv.
Ferdinand Lau and son of near
Mu.uix V. were in tii? city today for a
.short time attending to s;me trading
w ith t lit h tut rchants.
Hay Di-u'aur.i of t'eilar Creek was
a visitor i". the city last evening,
driving over to assist with the music
for I he dance given by the base ball
boys.
Walter Roberts, who has just
completed his term of service in the
cavalry at Brownville. Tex., and who
has been discharged from the army,
came in this afternoon to visit at t lie
home of his cousin. Mrs. Ed I'otner
and family for a short time..
James Stander of Louisville, was
In the city today looking after some
matters of business and in conver
sation stated that he had abandoned
his proposed trip to the orient and
Japan owing to the unsettled condi
tion of affairs in that section of the
world.
VALVE IN-THE-HEAD ENGINE
The Delco-Light engine is the
Valve-in-Ilead type used in the
best and most powerful airplane en
gines and in hundreds of thousands
. of automobiles.
It is air-cooled runs on kerosene
has only one place to oil and has
a simple mixing valve in place of a
carburetor.
WRITK FOR CATALOG
ISY ROSENTHAL, Dealer
Phone Walnut 999
5C08 Lodge St. OMAHA. NEB.
AIR-COOLED -RUNS ON KEROSENE
Sm?
Prom Wednesday's Dally.
Andrew Zoz and wife of near Mur
dock came in yesterday afternoon and
spent a few hours visiting with
friends.
Frank It. Johnson of Weeping Wa
ter, was in the city today for a few
hours looking after some matters of
business.
George S. Smith of near Rock
Muffs, was in the city today for a
fe whours attending to tome matters
of business.
Robert Shrader of near Murray,
was in the city today for a few hours
looking after some matters of busi
nesi with the merchants.
Jacob Carnickle of near South
Dend. was a visitor in the county
seat yesterday afternoon attending
to some matters of business. '
Mayor Fred II. Gorder of Weeping
Water was in the city for a few hours
today attending to some matters of
business and visiting with his broth
er. John F. Gorder.
Fred Lau. August Ruhge. Iferm'Tfi
Lau and Herman Lutchens of near
Murdock, were in the city yesterday
looking after some matters at the
court house and attending to other
business matters.
NOW RESIDING AT HOME
Adolph Rueber, a resident of Lin
coln for many years, and well known
in the Nebraska capitol city, has
come to this city to make his home
and will reside in the Nebraska Ma
sonic home in the future. Mr. Rueber
was accompanied here by K. J. Hain
er and the new resident of the Home
is much pleased with his pleasant
surroundings.
When baby suffers from croup, ap
ply and give Dr. Thomas Eclectric
Oil at once. Safe for children. A
little goes a long way. 30c and 60c
at all drug stores.
harts
Off
Starting today and continuing thru this week only,
we will offer our high grade Silk Shirts at 20 Reduction.
This includes Crepes and Pongee Silks.
There are dozens of beautiful patterns in this assort
ment. We can truthfully say that silk is the only thing we
sell that has shown a decline in price. Our wholesale prices
on this one item of apparel have been reduced and we are
glad to pass it on to you.
THIS IS THE TIME TO STOCK UP ON SII&'sHIRTS
25
Off On Straw Hats!
John has the river all ready to swim in good sandy beach and dressing
rooms arranged for your convenience. If all you need now is the bathing suit,
let us show you what we have. They are made by Spaulding and every kid knows
what that means.
$2.50 - $3.00 to $7.00
fc fr" . -
From Wednesday s lially.
The high power line of the Nebraska
Gas & Electric company between this
city and Louisville went out of com
mission this morning about two
o'clock as the result of the burning
out of the line and for several hours
forty-seven towns were without light
or power as the result of the venture
of the owl. The owl alighting on
the wires caused the current to flush'
over and burn out the lines an(
while the bird was executed by the
Juice it did a great deal of damage
to the property of the light company
as well as causing much inconven
ience to the patrons of the company
in this part of the county as well as
in theh western Iowa lines.
Manager Kuykendall also reports
that in the western part of the city
a number of boys have been engaged
in shooting off the insolators of the
lines and causing much annoyance to
the company' and if any more cases
of this kind are reported the lads
will be prosecuted.
CONTEST IS FAST
DRAWING TO A CLOSE
Who Will be the Successful Candi
dates for Queen and Prince
of Coronation Carnival.
The contest that has been running
for the past week as a part of the
Hargains Circus, and which has as
its object the naming of the most
popular lady and gentleman, who
are to serve as queen and prince of
the Coronation carnival tomorrow
evening, is fast drawing to a close.
This contest will close this evening
at 10 o'clock ami the final count of
votes made at that time, while the
awards to the winner will be made
at the big carnival ball Thursday
evening, which is to be staged on the
platform at Fifth and Main streets
under the auspices of the American
Legion.
The merchants, of the city have
contributed a number of very valu
able prizes that will go to the suc
cessful winners of the big events.
The many friends of the respective
candidates have been very active in
the past few days and a large num
ber of votes will be poured in be-
4 wcth' the-taking, of. JUe cumt r t his
morning and the final result tonight,
when the ballot boxes close at 10
o'clock.
The ceremonies that crown the
queen and prince will mark one of
the main eventsf the big contest
and the-winners will be attended by
six leading candidates as ladies In
waiting and gentlemen of the court.
Most Popular Lady
Fern Neil 892.000
Verla Becker 789,000
Wilma Ralney 6G0.000
Helen Roberts G34.000
Mary Wagner 592.000
Grace Nolting 574.000
Viola Archer 506.000
Nora Livingston 427.000
Betty Beeson 210. COO
Catherine Waddick 270. ufO
Fae Cobb 262.000
Mariel Streight :i60.00
Velma Elliott ! IG7.00O
Honor Seybert 14.1.00.1
Judith Johnson 10'000
Ella Tschirren iS2.f00
Fern Noble 101.000
Rose Schissel 86.000
Catherine Blotzer Gfi.000
Elva Hartford 51.000
Maxlne Draper - 38.000
Alice Johnson 38.000
Martha Vallery 36.000
Fae Chase r''..000
Mildred Engelkemeier 32.000
Elizabeth Bajeck 29.000
Frances Moore 26,000
Josephine Laboda 25.000
Margaret Donelan 24.000
Catherine Shopp 1 14.000
Thelma Wallick 12.000
Tbeodosia Kroehler 11.000
Clara Rainey 10,000
Miss Thelma Wallick 10,000
Miss Hildur Holten 6.000
Caroline Lahoda 6,000
Louise Rabb - 4.000
Miss Naomi Coglizer 4.000
Marie Olsen 4.000
Mary Monelan 4.000
Miss Faith Murfln 3.000
Gretal Hackenberg 2.000
Marie Black 2.000
Emma Wilson 2,000
Helen Pilney 2,000
May Hollls 2.000
Miss Maude McNamee 2,000
Most Popular Gentleman
Tom Walling. Jr., 337.000
I George F. Dovey 3 20,000
. Emil Hlld 299,000
Ed Fullerton 234.000
Carl Schmidtman 206.000
Aubrey Duxbury 110,000
' Harley Becker 90.000
Jack McCarthy 70.000
Leslie Niel 66.000
Mason Wescott 45.000
Robert Walling 56.000
William Meieinger 66.000
Carl Schneider 31.000
Miles Altman 96.000
Matthew. Jlerold 24.000
Harold. Renner 22,000
'"Dean Douglas - 21,0(r0
Leonard Melsinger 20.000
I Henry Soennichsen 19,000
Bargains Circus
Special
Men's and Young Men's Bathing Suits
1.19
Ladies' Suits $5.95 Up
G. E. Wescott's Sons
Coney Island
Bathing Caps
very nifty
85c
EVERYBODY'S STORE
Guv C. White 1G.000
Don Arries 14.000
Walter West 1:5,000
Carl Doolev 13,000
John Sattler 13.000
Chas. Kunsmann 11,000
Rozert Brewer 10,000
James Mauzy 9,000
Carl Wohlfarth 8,000
Dewey Brittain 7.000
J .C. Parraele 6,000
Joe Smatena 4.000
Frank Krejci 4.000
Dudley Hudgins 2.000
Frank Marshall 2,000
E. J. Weyrich 2,000
Marion Duxbury 2.000
John Rummell 2.000
Arthur Beclt 2.000
Fred Warren l.ooo
John Cechal 2.000
RALSTON TO PLAY
BALL ON SUNDAY
Manager Wolff Secures New Team
From Metropolis as Opponents of
Red Sox on Sunday
: cents at all stores.
had some excellent games this sea- j For regular action of the bowels;
son and the Sex feel confident that i easy, natural movements, relief of
thev can give them a real run for i cunsupauun. irv neP.,.rls. ..,
their money.
The game will be called at the j
usual time. 3 o'clock, and fans ar.e
anticipating a fine exhibition of the j
national pastime.
FURNITURE AND RUGS!
FOR SALE
From Wednesday's Dally
The baseball team representing
Ralston, the lively Omaha suburb
will be here Sunday afternoon to mix
it up with" the local Red Sox and a
very close and interesting game is
being looked forward to by the fans
of the citv. The Ralston team has
Consisting of one oak dining room
table. 6 genuine leather seat chairs,
6 extra chairs, Spanish tea seat, 2
buffets, 5 rockers, 4 large arm chairs.
2 dressers, 2 chiffoniers, 3 library ta
bles, one combination book case and
writing desk, six beds, one good braes
bed, 5 other good beds and spring
from $8.C0 up 6 good mattresses, one
Duofold, 2 good ice boxes, 1 Hoosicr
kitchen cabinet, one 9x12 Wilton riig
3 other large rugs. 9 good small rugs,
Wiltons and Axminister, one eiectric
washer, one 3-hole gass plate. Ev
ery article positively guaranteed
good. Must be as represented. Spe
cial price for 5 days. Call for S. A.
Ghrist. Phone 645.
Itching, bleeding, protruding or
blind piles have yielded to Doan's
Ointment. 60c at all drug stores.
Poultry Wanted!
Wanted, a car load of live poultry
to be delivered at poultry car near
Burlington Freight House, Platts
mouth. Neb., on Saturday, July 31st.
for which we will pay in cash.
Hens, per lb. 2Sc
Old Roosters, per lb 14c
Dulks. per lb. 20c
Spring chickens highets market
price. Remember the date, we will
be on hand' rain or phine and take
care of all poultry offered ofr sale.
W. E. KEENEY
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Seeing is Believing!
We told you so, but you would not believe us it seemed too good to be
true. Some one told you the "FORDSON would not pull it."
Well, just run over to the Chas. Warner farm and you can see for your
self that the Fordson Tractor and Woods Bros. Thresher are doing the best job of
threshing you ever saw.
There is no good reason why you should buy a larger outfit. It will cost
you more money and will give you no better service. Wallace Warner, Ray Smith
and Jack Micin purchased a Fordson Tractor and Woods Bros. 20x36 separator
and are now threshing. Ask them what they think about it. Go and see them
threshing and. you won't let any one tell you again that the Fordson Tractor and
Woods Bros, separator are too small for your use. Then come in and place your
order now. We can fill it now; perhaps not in two weeks.
TV. H. Pollock Auto Co.,
PHONE NO. 1
PLATTSMOUTH
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