The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, December 22, 1921, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
THUB3DAY, DECEMBER 22, 1921. PLATTSMOUTH SEMl-WEEELY JOTJBNAX PAGE EIGHT MAKE CHRISTMAS TIME OFHAPPINESS Those Who Desire to do Their Part in Seeing Unfortunate Cared For Have Chance. 1! naav. uec. i zyui GIFTS THAT LAST GRAHAA I . COTTtlCMT 1 VISUM WM.OM MMaWWMMMMMMMMWMMIl i . Beginning Mo I AARY GTHAA BONNER I HI. Etruscan Sterling Silver ; . r . Many people in this community have uncom pleted set3 of this popular pattern in Gorham table silverware which f-tands out anions the best pro-, ducts of the Middle Georgian period and to such odd pieces at this time would be a most pleasing re membrance, while the more expensive complete cheats provide a gift the equal of any in the land. NOTE THE REDUCED PEICES Knwrcs and forks, were $55. now $42 Large T spoons, were 1 L now $10 Small T spoons, were iu, now $8.50 Gravy ladle? $3.75 ('old meat forks 1 $6.50 Cream ladles $3.25 r.aby fork and spoon, pair $3.50 Jelly servers $3.00 Su.-.'.r shells . $3.50 I-utttr knives $4.00 Oiiiv or picklo forks $3.00 OHe or pickle spoons $3.00 .Napkin iioKlers $1.75 V.lfv'.ut .A oak tots at $9.00 SILVER PLATED WARE In addition to our unsurpassed line of sterling silverware we also have the following high grade plated wares: THE HOLIDAY WORDS "I am delighted that I belong to the ft more than delighted that I belong to the Happy family." "It pleases me that I belong to the lorious familv." "And It makes me fool very proud a lat I belong to the Thankful family." The words were all talking among I iemelves. And thev were all feel- 5 The days that are to elapse until Christmas day is here are few now and as they diminish the good peo- M fnmil pie of the community have the prob- .r r?" 'y i nrnvMlnir for their Ipsa for- -na 1 am l 1 111 J L aww.u.mb , tunate brothers brought more forci- ; blv to mind. To many it is hard to : realize a cheerless, comfortless Xmas Glorious family, ' day, one that is bereft of the joy of "And It makes me feel very proud home gatherings, of the warm ana tj, affectionate greetings or their loveu ones, me Kivins auu ittotiuB v. I -i n -r. ,1 tha fact that 1l 'spread on the family board at this ' day of days when the message of the "Of course," said Merry, "I am one Babe of Bethlehem would bid u of a good many of us. There have to have "Peace on Earth. Good Will be lots of us in the family, for we Toward Men." never know when one of us may be Yet there is the saddening truth caiied out and we don't want to make that in many cases there will be more any oue ever go without us because homes and individuals who will find on? f us niIss!n or because all t&t&FSxs& ffls.?, r -,,b "wt rrr ,,nfnrtnat circumstances that de- Just s"PP"se some one wanted to nies to them the happiness and pros-! the word Merry and couldn't. It - ALL OUR- - Winter Hats- AT Price! These include our New Fur Brimmed and Fur Trimmed Hats as low as $3.75. Make an ideal Christmas Gift! Sogers, 1847 Sockfcrd's Gorham's American's Ambassador design VThittier design Shclburne design Roanoke design and the popular pearl handled goods that have been so hard to get since the war. Any of the above would make most ccceptable and practical gifts. Prices include War Tax SHEFFIELD PLATE HOLLOW WARE Tea sets, baking dishes, casseroles, water pitchers, bread trays, sandwich tnys, sugar and cream sets, fruit dishes, sherbet sets. etc. These make welcome gifts. perity that has been the good for tune of others of the residents of the community. In order to aid in seeing that these unfortunate ones are not entirely without some measure of good cheer end at least the assurance that they are not forgotten by the great heart of the good Christian people of the community, the different churches. Sunday schools and as well as the Elks and I. O. O. F. lodges are pre paring to give out baskets of the pood things to the unfortunate fam ilies of the city and where there are little ones in the homes they too will i receive tokens of the day that may I gladden their childish heart and make the realization that they are rot forgotten, one that will cheer them. Those who have the wish to aid In this splendid work of love and mercy should get in touch with one of the organizations that is to con duct the work of distributing the Christmas good heer or to do it as a personal responsibility and visit In person those whom they desire to befriend on this day. Open Evenings Till Xmas! M. D. BROWN, Jeweler Diamonds Pearls Gem3 Watches Clocks Jl RETURNS FROM SOUTH RULING OF COURT OH RIGHTS OF PICKETS Taft Says States in Exercise of Po lice Power Have No Right to Overturn the Judiciary. Mrs. W. E. Roencrans. who has been with Mr. Roencrans at San Antonio, Texas, for the past several months, has been unable to resist the call of Christmas time and ac cordingly has returned to the home here to spend the Christmas time , with the children, while Mr. Rosen ; crans will remain In San Antonio. ! being detained by Important husl ', ness affairs. The condition of the cli ' mate in the southern city are ideal Mrs. RoeTrrans rerort and when I I'll I J V 1 ttl . t k i 1- m . - " " " j cold wave w touched the change right and justice which the guaran- : was most noticeable and served a3 ty of du? process in the fourteenth an unp'asant reminder of the north amendment is Intended to preserve," . ern winter season that is with us. declared the chief justice, "and that Mrs. Ro9encran3 expects to return in a purely arbitrary or capricious ex- a few weeks to the south tc remain ercise of that power whereby a for the rest of the winter. wrongful and highly injurious in-( vasion of property rights, as here. Is; TWO WEDDINGS TODAY practically sanctioned, and the own-i er sirippea or an real remedy is wnol- vom windnvj Piiv ly at variance with these principles." Tne christian church parsonage He stated that illecnUtv of thf - i i nvchi.n n u, o. ii . . .. ' was a very uusj uuuc mu iiciuuuu ..o.su, iss.. : means useu in tne present case to rAV O ITollowell the Dator v-. ..vt unve tusicmers away wa3 "WitHOUl wa, railed on to loin In the bonds action to prohibit COUrta from en- "This mnkes th! nbn an nnhw inin rv.L-Aina- in 1.1 .if - . ....... .. :. . . . 01 inis romi K uT: L"1.' conspiracy, tne decision contin- of La Pla,te and Miss Alice Sander , . , K . , . i.vua.v u a.uea; -me means used are tne libel- trOTn northwest of this citv were th decision involving an act of Arizona. PUs and abusive attack? or, the nlafn. tTf!? .Vjr?: L would be a most horrible state of anairs. '"So there are lots of my family about always, waiting to be usvl. "We love our family name and we like to do all we van to keep the family as Important as we feel we should be. So that is why there is always a big extra supply of words named 'Merry around." "That is just what my family feels, too," snid (J lorious. "And Plattsmouth, EMMA PEASE Nebraska ENJOY PLEASANT TIME party. The time was spent in visit ing and a general family reunion that will long be remembered. Those Sunday, December ISth, being the in attendance were: Mr. and Mrs. twentieth anniversary of Mr. and Henry Ahl and John Lohnes, par Mrs. Will Lohnes of near Cedar ents of the bride and groom, George Creek, their relatives decided that it Lohr.e? and wife, N. F. Hennings would he a great treat to surpri.-e Td family. Earnest Ahl and wife, this ertimable cohdIo and accordinsr- Ml -s T-pHn. Duff. Mr. II. O'Rrien. Mrs. my family feels the same ;y about 10 o'clock the members of Mary Ragoss. Henry Larson, Ina way." said Happy. "Mine, too," agreed Thankful. "You see." said Merry, "oi.e of the nicest things about us in that we're fo much used at this season of the year. Wo love the Christmas season. And the Christmas season seems to be very fond of us. "People are always wishing each other a 'Merry Christmas.' ' "Now suppose- uny one wanted to wish another person a 'Merry Chrl.t mas and there wasn't a member of our family about. "That would be a dreadful state of affairs, but we will se to it that such a thing will never happen. "So, as I said before, there are al ways plenty of us around. At Christ- the party begin to arrive at the Warren. B?n Thomsen and wife of Lohnes home to join in the pkacant Ashland, Tom Pollard and family of decision that proved a most thor-, Greenwood. Levi Walradt and wife ugh surprise to the guerts of hon- . , , , rr,. -T i, tZ i. f Greenwood, Andrew Walradt, r. The members of the party came -it:: taskets laden to overflowing Lthcl Mirreck of Lincoln, Floyd ith tiie good things to eat and these Ericson of Xeligh, Miss Brown of were soon disposed of by the jolly' Mynard, Mr. and Mrs. Troop, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Born and family of Plattsmouth. In honor of the occas ion the guests of honor received a large number of very handsome presents. For any itching skin trouble, piles, eczema, salt rheum, hives, itch, scald head, herpes, scabbies. Doan's Oint ment is highly recommended. 60c a box at all stores. Advertising is printed salesman ship generalized sufficiently to carry appeal to the varied class of readers. Does your ad come within these requirements? J? 'In High, Gccd Spirits." V: I 1 . r - fa fe - E t ,.,.... ..: ... ..y- c. . -t, .. r. ...... .-,jt l. A l 11 IU1 Sp o cm M In tho nnlnlon nn -o.ifh t Vi iniirt " . V . . "- mi n nui)iu) tr st repuiaiion. inreais nT. t 1-00 r m xcerp married bv divided five to four, it was held that cf such attacks on would-be custo- JJ? Sniper the clrem-y being the lower courts erred in refusing to mers. picketing and patroling of the s mple and ' a Jet consider an application for an injunc-.rrtrarce of their pla;e of business e second ? wed dine ooenrrei at tion which was sought to restrain j with these accompaniments and the i Jo Vh en Mr Robert Rilnev and certain method of Dicketine-. Chirf i v. . -m wnn -ir. itoneri inmey uu Justice T-f delive-,1 tl-P rn'nTm ; r it L It 1 ' . r" Miss At,T,a Stone, from R.vk Blurf' justice ltr aeiue.ed the op.nion. thereto, all with the purpo.-e of de- T.p.tjrh boyhood called at the home of Justices Ho.mes, Pitney and Bran- paying te Dlaintl'Ts of their hn;L ZT ,, V, j deL ;erara'elv Ktatel Ht-ontt-itr '' ,5 l, PainiIps or tneir Dusi- pPV noll'v-well and requested that aeia separa.eiy Biaiei ai.aentiag Tie? td srive nn?ra nn to a ctitnto .. . .... . .-t. and Justice Clarke joined in i whereby serious loVses inflicted bv 1 u " V , Ji T , I ninion annmmred hi i,,cMro Tli i V i loe3 iniiictea Dy tJ,e ePT,iai pastor nerformed In hi pinion announced b Justice rUch unlawful means are in erfect 00i ar, mannnr views and the o Pitney. "The legislative power of a state can only be exerted in subordination to the fundamental principles of mtde remediless. The constitution was intended to prevent experimen- For a mild, e"sy action of the tation with the fundamental rights bowels, try Doan's Regulets, a niod of the Individual." ern laxative. 30c at all stores. Christmas Greeting We take this occasion to to extend to all, our hearty, good wishes for this Yuletide season. May you and yours have an abundance of happiness and good will this mer" ry festive season. mas time we are busier than at any other time of the year. "Gracious! ' The' work "e do on of wedlock four of the young peonle Christmas cards and calendars :ml on of this community. Mr. Henry Iske; little cards that go with presents, and k-4 the work we do on packages well, it f,4 is something enormous! t "But work and play are just the same fij wltti us. e like to work and we l feel that It Is play. We like to play k and we feel that it is very pleasant j'J worn. "We belong to a family who have nl- ways ueen rona or tne nouuay season. "You could easily call us a holiday word." "Yes." said Happy, "and the same Is true of our family. - "Sometimes." Happy continued, "we nre used around Christmas time. That quite often happens, but more often ptill are we used at the begin ning of every New Year. "That is renllv extremely nice. We help people start off the New Year i right by rot only wishing good thlnga j for themselves but Dy neiping mem v to wisn au ineir irienus nuppmess, r too. b "Yes, we help them when they say $ Happy New Year.' And we like to f help." b "I." said Glorious, "belong to a hoi I- dav. too. There Is no other Word ft i family which so well describes the Fourth of July as we do. "'The Glorious Fourth!' How often you've heard people say that. We're about then in Rieat numbers. But r. .iiii.l nil liv ract rkf tlio A" V too. for there Is so much 'glorious p weather and 'glorious skating.' and H. M. SOENNICHSEN WW FS .M jlorlons coafting. and all sorts of ?m glorious' things." fej "We belong principally to Thanks- giving day." fald Thankful. "That Is 3 the wav we feel. We are used then more than at any other time. PH "Everyone Is so 'thankful then for all their blessings. To be sure, they're FH thankful at other times, but on l Thanksglvlng day they give thought and time to say how thankful they are." "Yes." said Merry, "we belong to the Holiday words. And yet we are abont on other days besides holidays, too. But we do love holidays. "And Happy and I are the mem bers of the family who belong to the holidays of this season Christmas and New Year's day. That is enough to make us merry and happy any way. If for no other reasons." Crazy With Heat. "Elizabeth," said the chemistry twher, "what is steam?" EUzabetV-Vatar erauy 'with haai. t.n.i 1 la Ladies boudoir slippers fine as sortment of colors at $1.10 Sweaters Plake Ideal Gifts We have an unusual large assort ment of Ladies and Misses at Attractive Prices Crepe and Flanelette kimonas with silk fringes on sale at 215 ncaut-.uiiy creased sleeping aolls 95c Ladies all Leather purses $2.95 Iicns fur caps at $4.95 Men's house slippers black and brown Price, per pair $L45 INFANTS' KNIT SETS consisting of sweater, stork pants, caps and mittens in red, green blue and brown $7 50 to $3.45 Men's neckwear silk knit and 4-in-hand ties at $1.25 to 49c Large size Indian blankets at $4.98 Men's 1 -buckle overshoes, ex. first quality all sizes, 6 to 12, at $2.45 Beau Brummel and Ar$row brand shirts priced at $2.45 to $1.45 HANDKERCHIEFS Two to six in beautiful Christmas boxes Prices from $1.25 to 19c Ladies beautiful silk camisoles at $1.25 Ladies fancy bloomers and petti coats large variety of colors at prices from $2.25 to $1.25 Ladie3 4-buckle overshoes first quality Note the low price $3.25 Boys one-buckle overshoes extra first quality Priced at $1.98 Men's wool sox 3 pairs for $1.00 A Few Specials for Your Kmas Table! 15 pounds pure granulated sugar for $1.00 Sun Maid raisins, per pkg 25 Peaches, apricots and pears in heavy syrup at, per can 30 Carnation milk, large size, 2 cans for 25 Omar Wonder flour, 48 pound sack for 2.05 Candles, large assortment, at per lb 20 Fre-h crackers, both soda and oysters at, per lb 16 Larre jar preserves, all flavors at 29 Gallon peaches, fine for pies or table use at 69 ROGERS' 25-YEAR SILVERWARE GIVEN AWAY FREE Ask for Your Coupons! Fanger's Department Store FRANK I. FANGER, Proprietor Plattsmouth, Nebraska fed. ri it ,mt, m Phone No. 206