PLATT3MGTJTH SEIfl-WEEXLY JOURNAL
PAGE SEVEN
MONDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1920.'
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I LAOIES CELEBRATE
TWO ANNIVERSARIES
Ladies Auxiliary of Presbyterian
Church Observe Gulden and
Silver Wediing-.
FARMERS ARE GET
TING ORGANIZED
1'ioTji 'I t iciavsr Aiaily.
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'. f. 'v'- anniversary -.f Mrs. II
fevj f; hi.rh'.t r. The members had
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stock
There are no restrictions to this sale. Starts NOW and lasts while our
lasts in the different items offered. We are going to do our part to make it
possible fcr every man, woman, boy and girl in Nehawka and viciniiy to have
a real MERRY CHRISTMAS. Better look over this list nrst. Then you won't
have tc spend a lot of money for car fare. For you can't beat these bargains
anywhere. Come to headquarters ho do your Christmas shopping.
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fou Can Save Money on These Items am
Many Others. Judge for Yourself!
Special Bargains
-in cur-
Qn? Goods
Department!
REAL chance to
fr double your dollar here.
pi u i
i ou wouia nave iu gu
a long ways and look
often to find the equal
of these great values.
Percales and outing flannel 36-in. wide, per yd. .
Mackinaws, each - - .
Duck coats, each
Overalls and jumpers, each
Outing gowns, each
Wool blankets, each i
3iankets, each $3.75 to
Underwear, two-piece suits
All wool sweaters, each i." "
Full line of sweaters. $I.o9 to
Boys' overcoats, age 1 5 to 16, each
jAssorted candy, chocolates included, lb .-. .
1-louse dresses, 9x12 Congoleum, Rugs, Stove Fugs
and Linoleum, are all offered you at a Big Discount.
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lbs.
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Introductory offer
for a snort time only. A
strict!.' high grade coffee.
Compares favorably with
the best grades sold. Try
a 3 -lb. can cn our special
ovfe: and get one pound
absolutely FREE.
NOW
PER HUNDRED
POUNDS
QPEP.I&I Bargains while
31 LUtftL they !ast. A
limited stock. Will only
last a few days at these
prices
inrk an.l Loans. 1 -1 It.
fan. IT..-. 2 .r.s for -oc
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COMPLETE NEW SHIPMENT OF CHRISTMAS GOODS JUST RECEIVED
Here arc jul a few suggestions.
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Come and lock them over.
Our full stock of Christmas good? will please
Come early while our assortment is complete.
Pancy border Turkis.li Toweling
Fancy Towel Sets
Linen Toweling
Ready Hade Towels
Wash Rags
Toilet Sets
Ililitray Brushes
Embroidered Stand Covers
Embroidered Luncheon Sets
Dolls
' Little Bo Peep" Hair Bows
Christmas Seals
Fancy Ribbons
Fancy Handkerchiefs
Handkerchief Linen
ITeckties
Traveling Bags
Lingerie Clasps
Cameo Brooches
Dress Pins
j And many other appropriate things for Christmas. Ask to see anything not listed.
-"Shop at Ycur Home Store and Double Your Dollar"
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srlcrs of
iT.'s'.ytf i-i:x;i tiitirch '.vas tVe
'p c:' a very plfaant p.atherins
; e niem'.it-." of Hie ladies ausil
. v:th Mesilanu-.-: S. S. Chase,
;v I'.. AlliFuii and Jcseph Adams
the IicteESEs of the o:-";a?ion.
Tl:o 1::'":"! r.Vscrypi tho wedding
:T.n:vpry;iTy rf two of tucir members
rrsr-' 1 .0 rs. if "tvi i ro'-p and
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:;;!:-((! 1 1. h ' mis i'..ivrc t-i ii.e anr
nc. on wculrt c fittingly marked aiul
''yrn larpp ne cakes, aglow with
the symbolic candles wore placed on
th tables that were an important
parr of the decorative scheme. Mrs.
H. G. McClusky in behalf of the
men.bers of the auxiliary presented
tv,t, vn ripf;ts of honor vith beau
tiful floral remt'mherances of the
ere:;t. 'Irs. Troop rifeiving a lnrpe
hoM juft of yellow roses and while
ilr;;. Schneider was presented with
a V---i3(H'?t of white rc,rnEtions.
The parlors were ecorated in the
Christmas colors of ed and srreen
pv n ac'e a very pretty scene for the
pi r.sam satherin?. The meeting was
riu- of the largest for some time and
Vrnneht to the close hv the serv-
in of dairty and delicious refresh
ful mrr.ts hv the hostesses.
THE LiSHTS FLICKER OFF
AND OH LAST EVENING
Soft Collar Pins
Baby Blankets
Baby Eootees
Ifen's and Ladies Felt Slippers
Bread and Butter Plates
Salad Bowls
Vases
Nut Bowls
Pyrex Cooking Ware
NEHAWKA
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::i 'lhurs-(lay s Da'ij
';:ulay sLr-pping and other acti
os aljo.t town were interfered
last night to e considerable ex
hy ihe intermittent flickering
:;u cn of the electric lights over
y.
i.nntw iuykeaUall oners in ex-
.aiion therefor, tise fact that the
..ton plant of tl;t' company wa
rcyed by fire. s::i!'tir.;r the peak
! i;;.t xpectedly on other units.
ct' using interrupiion of the ser
. t: t; overcome su?!i cj?taUs as
rlu.t the riatlsmouth plant was
vitlv overhauled and reuiantled.
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ROY TOWLE DEAD.
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V. yy T( -.vje. son (if Mr. and Mrs.
rge Towle. 1'crmer residents of
. - ':M:::ty died at the family home
.'ncoln last Friday, lit' vas a
:;t sufttrer for two years from
:uiatiin and tc iritis, being en-
y helpless.
c grew up on the farm near v,a-
iii..-:- w!ure the .ianmy mace tneir
!:oa.-' for years, lie was about 2'
ye;'-.- if age. unmarried. The fun
era' was held at Lincoln Sunday and
i0 v.r.s laid to rest in the Wa'oar.h
cemetery in tho frtmily lot.
Hiss Ken Towie. a sitr. and Gen
7rv.;' t'nc-le. attended the funeral
frc.i! here. Weeping Water Ilepa
llCfl.
Cass County Farm Bureau is Bring
ing in Residents of the Coun
try Districts.
The farmers of Cass county are
awakening to the realization of the
necessity for organized efforts in
these trying times for the producers
;snd the "kick oft" meeting held at
"Weeping Water on Monday seems to
be bringing in great cumbers to be
come joined in the organized effort
cl the. farmers through the Cass
County Farm Bureau Federation.
The opening dry's drive yesterday
resulted in the enrollment of 300
new members and the work will be
continued vigorously all the rest of,
the week.
The opening meeting of the cam
paign was held at Weeping Water
on Monday and some 250 farmers
from all sections of the county were
on hand to participate in the deliber
ations of the gatherings. The open
ing meeting ia the morning was
largely given over to instructing
the soliciting committees that are to
enroll the membership and Hon. W.
B. Banning of Union, chairman of
the membersship drive was in charge
of this portion of the work. The
outline of the work of the federated
bureau was taken up and each mem
ber of the committee give full in
structions as to the work in hand
that will have for the protection of
the farmers of the county.
At the non hour the ladies of the
Congregational church served a fine
dinner at the church parlors which
placed all the members in the proper
spirit for the occasion of the after
noon meetings.
The session of the afternoon was
given over to an enthusiasm meet
ing and from the expression of the
farmers who were present it cer-
tainlv developed the spirit or en
thusiasm for the work that will re
sult in a great good to the farmers
through mutual helpfulness. Hon.
A. J. Weaver cf Falls City, presi
uent of the constitutional conven
ticn was one of the speakers of the
afternoon and his address was large
ly along the lines of the new legis
lation that will result as the act of
the farmers of the new constitution.
The address of Mr. Weaver was well
received and full of much interest
in regard f the workings of the
new fundamental law of the state.
Other sneakers were from the
state agricultural school and aided
in making the meeting a great suc
cess.
Hakes Good Christmas Gifts!
J When selecting your Christmas gifts, do not over
look the matter of Electrical Appliances, which will add
to the comfort and convenience of the home. We are
in a position to furnish you with Percolators, Table
Lamps, Toasters, Stand Lamps, Vacuum Cleaners, Elec
tric Irons, etc., all of which would make good gifts and
be greatly appreciated labor siving devices in the home.
The SUSurdock Electric
MURDOCK -:- -:- -:- NEBRASKA
WILL AID IN WORK.
rror: Friday". Dailv.
. the meeting of FonteHeile Chap
ter, D. A. K. heid in X)maha yester
day it was decided to take up the
v :',: of collecting clothing for the
ivn;,;:i and children of the far east.
We .vill have a large box plae.i in
th-- telephone ofTice Monday, Decern
her L'0:h. Clothing of any kind :
:;c r'ed zr,d any pieces cf cloth pro
viding thev be clean can he used. v e
are taking this method of soliciting
:rori ;r.v one v.no win give inis
We Are Here to Serve!
Mr. Consumer:
Why not buy your beef by the quarter, and your
pork as well? We sell either by quarter, half or the
whole carcass. We will also make your sausage and
render your lard for you if you wish.
We are selling fresh pure leaf lard at 25 cents per
pound. See us for service.
J. JOHANSEN,
THE MARKET MURDOCK, NEBR.
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OCK ITEMS
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ners in another column of this pa
ler which will be followed by an ad
retting forth his ousiness.
Boy Gladdens the Home.
T. S. (Teddy) llager, it is said
can sing like a lark, the reason be
ing that he had advice from Verigre
whore Mrs. Rager is visiting at the
home of her parents for the present,
saying that the stork had made a
visit and left in their charge a
bouncing -baby bey, who longs to see
his father and sends a message of
good cheer. Well, why should not
Teudv smile and sing as well.
THE BEST
UTKHBLES
We are selling Buicks,' Dodges and Mitchells. There
are no more reliable cars on the market. Ask for a
demonstration. We are always at your service. A full
line of tires and accessories always on hand. The best
of workmen for your repair jobs. Bring them in.
. W; THING
Phone 35-B
Murdock, Neb.
"ZZZ &$! -vcrthy cause. Let this be part cf
fi$i your Vhristmas charity and it will
rvTs ;,;a . yr.ur own iinstmas svei
fc'j :r.d letter for providing for
Y'A neel- of others. Just leave y
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l-ii-i'l's at the telephone othco and
;he ywiil be taken care of. We thank
vou.
DEATH OF OLLIE 11. WARD.
i'eople of this community were
shocked Sunday by the announce
ment that Ollie Ward had oird the
r-ic. ious night at Lincoln following
EL-jj :r operation fcr appendicitis. We
fil understand thai the attack came Fri-
day ai.d he was opera i a'1 on that
fcvt irgh. bur it was not m ill Saturday
sr '.J thf-t the end came. The fun-
trui '.-:; helu a', imicwoc t. jiiecay.
and bur is I was at the Eimwr.u remi
tter;.".-a number of our people attend
ing the services.
Mr. Ward was well known in Eagle
where he was formerly engaged in
business and where he has a large
number of warm friends. lie leaves
to n-ourn. besides his wife, two
dnusmtotv. Miss Fay, and Mrs. Wm.
I'm-and of Eugie. and an aged father
rT:d mother in Elmwood Eagle Bea-
GOVERNORS MANSION
IS WORTH 545,000
LKiCuln,
Girl Brings Cheer and Happiness.
At the heme of Emil Miller, there
was some joy last Thursday, when
the announcement was made of the
arrival cf a little blue-eyed baby
giii. just the best and most gracious
Christmas present imflginable. com
ing just before the arrival of the
holiday. The proud father is not
able to repress a gladsome smile on
any provocation, while from the glad
eyes of the happy mother comes
looks of thankfulness and apprecia
tion.
Invests in Happiness.
E. W. Thimgan and W. H. Frost
of Manley, are both very well pleased
as a short time ago Mr. Thimgan re
ceived a new Claxtonola. and. by
the way one of the. best talking ma
chines which he has installed in his
home, and traded Mr. Frost an auto
which heis using in his business
thus supplying the wants of the two
homes. The Claxtonola has been in
tailed in the home cf Mr. Thimgan
i.nd is highly prized by all the
household.
Christmas Candies!
Just as well have the best candies the market affords,
made fresh every day, at the
iiarhvick Candy Kitchen
We make from ths purest ingredients, delicious Chocolates, Marsh
mallow Creams, Eroken Mixed, Peanut Brittle and in fact candies
cf all kinds, under the most sanitary conditions one could hope for.
TRY SOME OF OUR CARMELS
MADE EVERY DAY
W. J. HARTWI.CCC,
The Candy Man.
North Fifth Street
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF CHAUCE
To secure some cf the bargains
that are to be found at the Fanger
store in the great sacrifice sale of
ladies ready to wear tailored gar
ments. This is one of the oppor
tunities that the careful shopper
prices at which Mr. Fanger is offer
ing them makes it necessary that the
shopper get on the Job early if they
secure the pick of the large stock.
The prices are the lowest for many
months in the great sacrifice sale.
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NEBRASKA
Dec. 17. The biennial
cf Dan Swans.on. commission
er vt public lanus ana -uunuings,
shows that the state capitt-1 and the
govtrnor"s mansion has an inventory
q value of $fSM9-'-45. The governor's
so-called mansion, located at Fifteen-
M th end 1! fetreets, was valued by Mr.
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: Swunsou at ?Ji..uuu, plus $zu.uuu ior
I the site, making a total of $45,000.
PW Furniture in the mansion is valued
;r at r.,ooo.
The stut" capital; which is soon to
!:e-sr. p planted hy a i;ew one is valued
rVl Cnnnirl tho titMf ri 1 e i f villi"
choice in the doll contest at the store
3a of M. Fanger. Read the ennounce-
NOW A REAL SAILOR
v The many friends in this city of
Charles Arthur Reynolds, will be
pleased to learn that Charley is now
a full fledged sailor and in the uni
form of Uncle Sam will be sailing
the high seas. Charley has been
sent from the receiving ship at New
York to the IT. S. S. Rochester, one of
the rmaller boats of the navy that
was in active service during the war.
Mr. Reynolds is ,a son of B. J. Rey
nolds of this citj- and has a host of
friends here who will wish him well
in his new lot in life.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Now is the time to lay in a supply
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It
is almost sure, to be needed before
the winter is over. You will look a
good while before jou find a better
remedy for coughs, colds, croup and;
whooping cough tr one that is morej
pleasant to take. It meets with favor
every where. Buy it now and be pre
pared. ;
No matter what your decorative
heme may include this year, you
j can get the material to properly
carry it out at the Journal office.
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"f a rf y-'tJ'wiiv mnw-ni mtt.t ot tins corneal eisewuere in
mm'. this' issue of the Journal.
If it's in the card line.
the Journal omce.
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DOM'T FORGET
Our Picture
AND
Framing Department
When Xmas Shopping
at THE PAINT STORE
F. R. GOSELKAK
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