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PAGE TWO FLATTSMOUTH SEMI . WEEKLY JOTTTvNAL MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1922. BBmaKMWmHIHMBKIBWu . Furniture Sale! $15.00 4-piece walnut finish bed room suite $112.50 ICO. CO G-piecs oak ted room suite for 75.CO walnut vrr.ity drc.-ser 125.CO 3-piece mahogany duofold suite 43 00 3-piece Simmons ted. bed springs and mattress 63.00 Eeed day bed, tapestry upholstered 7.C9 Child's crib for r 10.00 Child's crib, large size 6.00 Crib pad for . 225.C0 S-piece oak dining room suite ---- 125.00 3-piece oak dining room suite 35.CD Ork dining room table 27.50 Oak dining room table 60.C0 Euffet, waxed cak 60.C0 Walnut buffet, one only 12.50 Walnut chairs, odd lots, each 30.03 Quarter sawed cak china cabinet 600 Leather seat oak dining room chairs 2.50 Dining chairs fcr - --- Cedar clies'.s from $14.50 to 75.00 Combination library table and phonograph Other library tables from $10 to 125.00 Phonograph for t t.DV 59.50 95.C0 26.50 59.50 4.50 8.95 4.50 169.50 ' 99.00 24.50 19.50 47.50 39.50 7.50 34.50 3.95 1.95 37.50 49.50 30.00 79.50 Used Furniture! Or.e good used phonograph for $625. GO Saby grand piano for 475.00 Fiar.o, fine condition (20'. , off for all cash). One Morris chair at Cre dozen rocksrs from ?2.50 to Chaiis cf all kinds, rome good ones as low as. One leather upholstered bed davenport Fire dining room tables from $1.50 to nitcheu cables at $3.85 toil , Center tables from $1 to C.ic vv2:hing machine and wringer Good used beds from $2.50 to ,.- Writing dsks, new and ui-ed. 1'rcm $5 to, Kitchen ctbinets. new and used. $12.50 to . Gas stoves and ranges from S12.50 to One Guick Meal coal range . Ciie Quick Meal coal range : One Hot Elast coal heater Oil stoves from S4.50 to 1 $ 19.50 500.00 185.00 14.50 10.00 1.00 20.00 20.C0. 9.50 5.00 9.50 5.50 20.00 60.00 30.00 12.50 20.00 12.50 10.00 pass r.n. hAKfti CASS BUREAU iff ' ' - . ' , NOTES - 1 1 1 1 1 1 i ? i ! -c ---hh?h-m--v? These items ere "additional to I mss This: POSSIBILITIES OF ::! STATE WATER P0Wj ER ARE OUTLINED farrrw? wo i i . i . r. i . i . i . rKWK.iprp '.At IT! I Gas Engine School i Two schools will be held in Cass ! bounty with an .agricultural engi incr from Lincoln . as instructor. 'Twenty-live Litn tan attend , each ' school which will Le held for two 'day. One of these schools will be , held at George llenuings". Cedar j Creek or near his home on Deceui bcr 12 ui:.M The other at Arthur our December Bargain Wednesday Ad i BOYS' WORK MJTTS AH t.T. vni;u fleece lined with wrist. A".cs G to 1. Ilar- g-'. in Wednesday price leath-clastlc Developmet of Irrigation and Hydro Electric Tlants Discussed at Bridgeport Convention 29 12 the Ir- ;EOYS' LEATHER CELTS b-.Tlicv, very substantia!. style buckle. 2 1 1 leng.in r.oYS' lo; ther !' to 30 OdiV ,?Vi ce t"J lVn iJeiferies. three miles sodth lasd. on December 14 and l.. XI you wish to aUditl onu.ot these sclioo'.i; rej.'Ht to the men individually. If you have a gas engine that is giving J'ou trouble.- tell them that you will bring it alone. Tlicta? schools will be fol lowed up lu'xt year with a tractor , aoYS' DRtS HATS Made school. wool twceiis. (iivy, brown ItCg Cholera j;:nd green, to 7 Two report? ot hog cholera have com. to tne oiuce. I'.urn an nogs u- -Stran Latest . I : ing and this w ill keep the disease-ij- iCi-3 IIAXY ARTICLES NOT MENTIONED .se Notice Our Advertisement of Special Christmas Goods Elsewhere in This Issue. Giirist FURNITURE Cppcoite Court House South STORE Phone 645-2 rings Plattsmouth, Nebr, from sireadiur. Clover Seed t 1; vou nave seen io sen foiki in a Ismail sample, one-half pint, and have iit tested for purity and germination, jit looks now that in the spring there wi'l be a call for it. j Dress Construction j T?f? dress construction schools seem to be meeting: the nr-eds of .the I v.(.;icn ovrr the t onnty, if we are to judse fro mthe waythe women turn lout. Several clubs have be?n divided l eauso t!ie groups are too larrce for it!u v.on-en to do definite work.' Has ! your club sent in sample a:id made i(irts forms? These are tow of the re- : Quire ffifi'ts before you take iin lress ' : v)'-si rift ion. The vomen of the west ,';n!f of P!i i-li t Alile Grove precinct- sj:t-t at the home ot Jlrs. Oito Sprik i JIonTay, Novemner "i. Th. woiiion !si)nt the afternoon drafi'njr and ! ri 1 1 i ii T patterns. The work is proc- ; jrisU,i.Aue under thj cilic'ent lutu-. ' 3r.-.hi' o:' Mr. Elmer Johnson, i The- v.o:oen of Plattsmnmh pre-' j cij rt piet r.t ihe home of Mrs. A. .1. i ! Johnson' for' an sll day moctinir. j iTti'sday. November 2. The iinishina: ' ; o' collars, saifs. belt1 ami pockets; vr-re nmile at th;s meeting. Mrs. j . c.-irs , l'hfKp Hirz is lo.-al leader for tins I part of tb v .-rk. This Troup is' also ; rirkinc 'iress forms and sewins raa ;cfci:ie attach iw nt samples. At - noon l o 13 ?.to-.s and ladies jerved ti ds ; licious diiir.rr. These ladies will meet : January l!t'i at the home of Mrs. f'teorere Privet t. i Girls' Sewing Club Organized 1 vVfdnesriay. November1 2fth. the I rirls of t!i fifth, sixth, .seventh and ; eighth grades of the Louisville . school urpan icrl a sewing lab. ; Twenty-ore trirls ar-' i nrolled vm!: i Miss C Ilartman !is local leader Five of the prir's pret to tako up ! coi'rre II. while, the -other sixteen i fdr'.-- will IrJ-.o course; L- This club :lid suidi splendid work Inst year and 1 finished lt'fi per con?. Three chpers (for the K. K. K. Clothing club. Bridgeport. Xeb.. Dec. .--At eeiiiiS 11 III'. .L'iuuai'i oiaiv iii j cation ossoei;;tion here Wednesday,' 'Water Power in Nebraska" was dis- cusseu in a paper By l)ean U. J. tcr- m of the college of enKineerini?, j niversity or Nebraska, wliicn. in tne dran's r.hfcnrp. was read by Superin-t ten. lent Thomas If. McCarthy of the FcottsMuff School of Irrigation. An abstract of the discussion follows: "Although only about S per cent of the electrical power now us?d in Nebraska comes from water, we should study our latent possibilities i 1.5TTL.E MAJC SUITS Made ofMn developing all such sources of ill UiL-i i.li.,. i'iikI tiil cnr energy suiiilv hs ,ub ;i v , ii,iim-. -.3 ;i to S years old. liar .',n da SUSPEMCCRS Just like js!e webbing, 10 ends. U ' of 65' to S years old. I'.ar- QQi;!t. iv price jsev( ' i v:ir: I LD'G FOLC CAPS Blue ,w brown chiiH'.illa for i . i!itcr wear, l-'.ach. The state divides naturally into en water-power regions or'wnteiy . 1 . . . . , rr.1. I varvin.'f cum racierisi.ies: i i ee Kitty i Plat te river, traversing the state from rur OAv 4 A est in east. viin praciicany no yJ) (tributaries from tle south and only i (me hT.Te confluence in the western i ?;3YS STOCKING CAPS tiray ! two-thfnls of the state; 2 The Nio ilail. ;ood and warm. Q4 brara river, foMowinc the northern ; Vt -v diin.bl.'. price j tier of counties; :i The Republican j river, similarly skirting the southern CHILD'S SWifiTCRS I'.oat style, i t.,je of the f tate; 4 The T.oup sys collar. Asmu. colors. $l95teT.. in the center of the state; f ; . g. s 4 to S yei rs A"""; The Klhhorn river in the northeast; j ( The Pine and other rivers In th :C:-:iDS PULL OVERS A very I sn.,ti!C,.,t an,, 7The White river -"i-viL-eable sweater. ,o buttons toian,j j;.,t crerk in the northwest. tear off. Af-'es 4 to S $45! "The'e several regions have wide- ; e M1?. Special price . v different drainage characteristics. , . The IVMte from (-ur wecttrn borders ; ?-03' SWIftTEHS-Coat style, big! ,o rolu,nbuP ,s a slnf,glsRt Pand-aden K:r. .-s.d. co:;rs. M:es ?05 ; s? refm very unlike the Colorado and to :J !. I'i'ice Wynm'ns p-rts of the South T"...tt9 n-.d North Platte, which are mmin- John W: Grabill THE STORE OF CHKISTMAS GIFTS Santa Claus says: "Go to Crabill's; it is there you will discover just v'rt y:ur friends will appreciate. LET US SUGGEST For Ladies Diamond and Set Rin.; Kiacclet Watches Pearl Beads Par Pins, Ear Rings Ivory Sets Fountain Pens Silverware Cut Glassware Mesh Rags For Gentlemen Watches, Rings. Stick Pius ; . Fountain Pens, Peuci's (uff Links Pelts and Buckles . . Stick Pins Cigarette Cases' Lodge Emblems Watch Chains and Charms jff'e also havy many articles suitable for Gifts -for C hildren and for the Home. Victrolas and Victor Records. ft All Jewelry Purchases Keatly Engraved without Extra Charge John W. Grabill Jeweicr and Optometrist yj Warner Hotel Block Plattsmouth, Uebr. PULL w.s. big collar ttOlK'.Oit OVCr.S Assorted o buttons or n price EaT3 and Suit Cases "VrtaVSLlKG DACS - (ienuine us ieatr.er. .uaranieeu 18-inch size r I w i I 2 $g93 ; C3TON BAGS - I' uuine cow!:ilc. r.v.b'e ban lie. strap ;inil $"195 uckle. 14 inch :-i.e A " LMT CACES Ma.'.e of leatherette. : c l frame, lock" and c::t:-!ics. 24-inch s $J39 Ladies' Sweaters lLL WOOL Coat style with belt. i.is tux-.'i'io and slip-ov ?vl's. Special!-.' priced 3A Len er $gfJ5 Ccats i lore i ii'i n '."in h:i a!!! big collar, than a Mackinaw a an ov Wed ne A little little lesn .-orcoat. Bar- $ rQ5 les lay price AU GETTING READY FOR CONVENING QF THE LEGISLATURES Representative-Elect Troy L. Davis rf Weeping Water Preparing . for Work in Legislature. Annual Farm Bureau Jleetine The Farm Bureau board met in I'J the morning and heH a business '.- 1 1 s:o:t at whi h time Mi3 Ida Wilkins ! a e.d 1. 11. Snip-s were rc -employed I J j ,;S .,.,enis for tiie year of 1&2... At j .. ci.lefl hit with the great common peo-i2:0o o'clock they adjourned to the I pe wr.o are caned upon to rurnisn i Libert v theatre for the annual meel tiie c.in necessary to operate thejnz. fh. meeting was called to ord-r state. Jhis is a matter that Mr. Davis ( r th vice president, Charles Noyes thinks should be handled without re- !.f Louisville, rs Mr. Banning, was in gani tor pounds and tr laws can e t.it.i n,:! oi tin- inrv. Mr. Searl S. I so as to give -the people a ! i;ivis oi l'lattsmouth. and Mrs. I!.; government he is for them. .... 1 1 . ... i i;e c ass county representative has ,;, if g-tes to the state farm bureau; been mentioned for the position of meeting to be held in Lincoln dur-! speaker of the house and his many ; it,., ,i:e f-r,t Wetk in January. Dr.! 100 Christmas Ties -e tie:- are all new anil we are tttin them n sale Bargain Wed s.lay to accommodate early shop r . Included in the assortment are ;ron Style. Reversible. Knits and r; -!.ume ( heney MlKs. it you pass Lis item you will be ti e loser. Special price 50 I 3 I .fTSi" cum ON THE CCPniEn" this portion of the state, fj Of From W ln""ia v' Haltv This miming Troy L. Davis W'e.-ni n-r Water, repreentat ive-elect j li'om css eounty to the state legis-i hit ur :p ii( re in company with Mrs. D 'vi - r, nd ppent a few hours I V here vis'tfng v.itii his friends. Mr. I;:vi-- is buy arranging hislj afTairs to take up the work of theI forthcoming session of the legislature'! which will convene January 2ml.'! v. ii.Ti the obi regime of the state will out of existence and the new administration of Governor-elect L'ryan a-n:r..-s power. In his n w position Mr. Davis is carrying a ''"termination to try and see if the cost o! operating the state '".innnt be le-.yf,.(d from what it has been for the last four years and which would certainly make a de- the government man on T. 11. ation. discussed the proposition irea testing in Cass county. He said that if the prese-nt legislature rier.ds in r"i:ardless of politics, are very desir- ! raoi on? -.). seeing ni;n seipeted as lie will f i ,e inur.i! a most emcient presiding said that if """'' 11 "anien. made state funds available that Cass 'county could be taken in on the area Journal want ad 3 pay. Try them. I tostir.g as gove rnment funrs are al- jr-rniy available. He stated also that ,. ! f'f Cass county took up area testing . i . i i . . (bat be wished to do this by using enough men to test all the cattle in the entire precinct in one week. If ! this was done the county could be ! tested in four months. Mr. Xixon of the farm bureau management depart ment of Washington and Mr. Tay- jjlor from the same department in the j'jstato of Nebraska, gave interesting talks on keeping farm records and i" labor income.. Mr. Brofcaw, extension dire- ior of tho state f Nebraska, ex- j:'rs. Earnest Milhrrn. About foiir- t v.-omen were present and the jattemoon was spent taking mcasure ! ::-e;:is and drafting patterns. Mrs. (':ek was chosen leader ot this pro ject. At the close of the meeting the vorr.en served delicious refresh : ;eii' s. REX YOUNG General Auctioneer Live Stock Personal Real Estate Troperty I PHONE 314 ; Plattsmouth, Nebraska Ca!l at my Expense FROM Plattsmouth to Omaha -DAILY TRIPS!- Also all kinds of hauling, including Live Stock to South Omaha market. Either by Weight or TripE Phone 394 or 608 baa PKOPRIETO 5- ' '. r.: p!o;.:i l the agricultural conditions of our state and asked that some farm roeords be kept. The :ounty agents gave a report of the work accom plished the past year. Searl S. Davis, and li. Wejlph weer re-elected to the board- A. A. Turk of Ehnwood and Miss Evelyn Wolph of Nehawka were elected as new members. The chair appointed a committee of Searl I'.iVs. It. Wolph- and L. Ft. Snipes to work out a r'an for the farm bureau campaign for lf23. Meeting ad journed. Farm Account School Several sclmols will be held in the county during the month of January or February. Twenty to fifty" men can nttenri each school. Subject dis cussed "Farm Labor, Capital, Keep ing Farm Records."' You must sign a card to attend one of these schools if interested, or phone the farm bu reau office. Soil Schools Taking Desperate Chances , It is true that nnny contract se v re: ceilds and recover from them without, taking any precaution or treatment, and a knowledge of this fact leads others to ti'ke their cl-ances instead ef giving their colds the needed attention. ft should be borne in mind that every cold weak ens the lungs, lowers the vitality, makes the system iess able to with stand er.ch succeeding attack and rives the way for the more serious ilisei es. Can you afford to take such dejpe.rate e hu.iiees ,. .when Chamber lain's Cough Remedy, famous for its cures of bad colds may be had for a trifle? Wfyrich & Hadraba. LOCAL I EW f.in streams. The major develop ments upon ik? Platte are likely to he an out z "ovt of the beginnings no'.v tyisting jt;t over the line in Wyoming, at Cuernsey, Whalon and I.isie-. The chief characteristic of the Ph-tte in Nebraska is its variably r flow, changing from flood l.-t e to no surface now. "The Loup system or several paral lels rivers. Join in if before entering tl.e i'latlc ft Columbus, drnlns a per meable basin which re-ruhites to very small amounts the flood runoif im mcdiately following a heavy rain. Thi constancy of flow, t.-.ken to gether with the good gradients gives tills system about one-fifth of the tatal possible water power of the state. The Columbus site might af ford some 20.000 horsepower. The remainder of the system 1 as the phy sical possibility of about SO. 000 horse rower, c.niv ;i small part of waicn will pmbably ever be utilized. "Markets for the Columbus power mitrht be found in OmaJiaV sixty-five mites Hwatv. 'and in i tinculti. fifty-five miles distant. If the development of the Lour system is r.ot forthcomin in the verv immediate future, the growth of the communities may b enough to absorb the power as it be comes ava'.Vibie. either in a large bloek at some one point or by wide swread. applications both in towns and on farms. "Beginnings in interconnection of edectrical transmission 'systems have been made and are progressing rap id!'.. One system serves over 40 towns and though not under erne ow nership, totals about .150 miles of iine. Another well la id-out system sumdiei a bout 2 5 towns. Other lines exist and are being extended." t'tOTi FrtclnVn Ivil'y. Carl I). Canz. the Alve barker ami attorney, came over yesterday after noon to i-pend a few Iiouim be jeat ter.ding to s-:ne liiatte'rsin tiJ tiAin ty court. Cil'mrt Storm ar.d wife eif Lincoln vl'.o have SSecn hero visiting with Mrs. Storm's parents, Mr. and Mrs. i'etcr F. fJoos. departed, this after noon for their home. Everett Noble and Jeisepii Kedlak, Jr.. eleparted tliis morning for Om- here they will visit with the Lttle son of Mr. Noble at the St. Catherine's heit pilal. , Niiss Fiorencc Lainphere. of Coun cil Blurts, who has been here visit ing her grandmother. Mrs. W. L. Lamphere. returned this morning on tha early liurlington train to her home. ! W 1 I I i mm- NITION CF WORK All iewelry articles sold will he neatly engraved without extra charge. John W. Crabill. FUNDS TO ENFORCE FROHiBiTiQN CUT IN SUPPLY MEASURE House Committee Slices Quarter Llillion From Annual Budget of the Dry Officials. of Farm loans now made at 5,',. Searl S. Davis, 201 Plattsmouth State Sank Bids. FIRE WARDEN HOLDS MAN FOR VALLEY OF S7EETS FIRE Fefc'r Soldatos. .113 North Twenty foil ri h street . w ns arrested last night and is being held for investigation at the request of Assistant State Fire Warden Hayduk. The hre. warden is t of the opinion that Soldatos can give information in connection with Washington, Dec. 6. Notwith standing the administration's e-oneern over the widespreail disregard of the prohibition law, the house appreci ations committee not only refused to increase the annual allowance for "dry" enforcement but actually re-du-cl it from .!.250,0OO to $9,000, 000. "While (his reduction will of ne cessity causo a small decrease In the personnel of the erganization,". said Representative Madden, republican Illinois, chairman of the committee, io bis report to the house, ' the pro hibition authorities do not believe the reduction will handicap their work to any appreciable extent." Publication of the hearings on the treasury .appropriation bil revealed many interesting things concerning nndiibition. It showed, for instance, that Prohibition Commissioner llavues, in the course of a severe grilling before the committee, admit ted that approximately $150,000 had been spent during the past year by his bureau to purchase bootleg li- iquor as evidence lor prosecutions A 1 I recent lire in the Valley of Sweets. Two soil schools will also be held j They aru working on the theory that end if you want one of these in your it was incendiary origin and Hayduk ! state's .that Soldatos was one of the (last persons to leave the building bc llore the lire. Omaha Pce. locality let us know. Two Dress Construction Schools The Eieht Mile Orove club, east of the Ifeil school met Monday after noon st the nomeof Mrs. Philip Tritsch. Mrs. Charles Hennings is lo cal leader for this group. The after- F0R SALE OR TRADE Another interesting disclosure was that Mr. Haynes denied that lie ever said that 20,000,000 Americans had ever ffone on the water wagon. Un tie r cross eramination by Representa tive C.HllfVan. democrat, Massachus etts, he would not even claim 5. 000,000 water wagon converts; lie re- fused to" make any estimate. . I Mr. Haynes was sharply "razzed" PT:-ttirnnntti ' r.r.ir.ert v: from one ii bon t the activities of the "drv" noon w a sspeni eiratung a waist pat- jot'to ten acre tracts. Call phone GOG.pres agents in his employ, particu tern with set in sleeves. Every day or write P.'O.'Uox 677. ' larly Sherman Cuneo, author of a re- the women are finding moreuse for FRANK VALLERY, (cent literary work entitled "From their dress forms nnd many of the nr,0-4svv, Id. - Plattsmouth. ! Printer to President," a biography groups are again making dress forms. , ,. , .' uf President Harding. v"-r nve iiunureei nave neen mane tn ot, t i er,va the rilnrp to Yniv Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the Mother's Favorite The soothing and heaJing proper ties of Chamberlain's Couth Rem edy, its pleasant taste and prompt and effectual cures have made ii a favorite with yeople everywhere. It is especially prized by mothers of young children for colds, croup and whooping cough, as it always affords quick relief anil is free frcm opium and other harmful drugs. Weyrich & Hadraba. IN CONTEMPT OF COURT Presentation of Loving Co? to Guard Company Proves Great Boost for legion Post and City The prcr.ensa'tlbtr of "the si;ver lov ing e'lip to the best dril'd and efff- ' cient company of the Nebraska Na tienal Cuard nt the encfltrpnnt here Inst August, Iras proven tme of tlie biggest advertising feat tires ' far the city as well as the-local Legion pnst that hrs been 'develop'"! '-ff'i far and its reec.s,r: ition hps be-en na tionwide. The eent was first recoe nir.c.l by the Pathe News films1 and ' siiown all Over ti;e eot:ntry as one of the news events worth recording, and t,ow the American Legion Week ly has an article in this week's' ia?ne" in which' the picture "of the cup as well as the act of i's presentation 'is shenvn and a very interesting article relative to the activities of the Le: ; gion during the period ' of the" ' elv ea'mpmeni fs giveT. Chal-'Wfll tlicp-2 Plattsmouth r.nd ifs l.eeion post'lm-' fore the service men of the natiom" as the magazine enters into- the hands of every member -of the Legion. ... fiiini(i:i eivn Kniliu Srrticcl Omaha, Dec. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Ed-i sar I. Fuller are in contempt of! court for taking their four-year-old daughter, Dorothy, out of Douglas county, contrary to the ruling of Dis trict Judge James T. Begley, accord ing to the judge. While both were to see the child when they so desired. sue was to remain witnm,.tn juris-. diction of th court. Whereabouts ot tho Fullers is a mystery. No action against them will be taken, accord ing to the judge. - , FINE FSIK(1.E0A2S .... ,! We hove twenty spring boar's of quality, sired by Deilevun Pathfinder, showing the desirable characteristics of this strain. For sale at farmers', prices. ,- Thirty open Gilts, of same breed ing and quality, priced to sell. Also our herd boar. Rellevue King's Col onel, a good boar and a good buy. The Bellevue Duroc Ranch, on Bclle vue Boulevard, Telephone 23, Relle vue, Nebraska. n20-4sw Elgin, Remember the Journal office is the place to buy your Dennison Christmas tags and seals, the very test on the market. Victrolas and Victor Records. John W. Crabill. Howard and Hamilton watches for men. also the Ingersoll line, $1.50 to $9.00. John W. Cra bill. - V 3i years l Experience . Office J Coates Block DR. C, A. MARSHALL Dentist tu.t?-u.'. l ass county. . . Rock Eluff Club .Thc v.uiaen of thin club, met" for an fj&?TBrar.'4ae'r tinj?. at: thahome f 'fcesi on the maikct.,i : !i. ' t ' ' . .' i - v '", .: :.' f : -1 " - ' 1 "' IS place Christmas your Dcnnison The early Christinas tag1 and teal tajs snd seals, the very purchaser will find the usual big-line at the Journal office. XTRA SPECIALS FOR argain Wednesday! ' 2 boxes Menthol cough drops 5c FOUNTAIN PENS $2.75 Crocker (self filler)- $1.65 $2.75 A. A. Waterman (self filler) 1.G5 . TAX PAID EXTHA SPECIALS IN STATIONERY ' - ' - ' " -- - ', - t : . ; -- . ' We are offering a double -extra special in stationery this-. . month. The specials are divided into five lots and. they are puced. rediculously low, quality considered. . ....... Lot No. 1 w .19 Lot No. 2.L .49 Lot No. 3 .59 Lot No. 4 .99 Lot No. 5 . 1.19 l-lb. box MAXIXE CH ERRIKS Chocolate covered and Christmas wrapped, for only: : .1 :. -;...69c' WATCH FOR OUR WINDOW DISPLAYS ' " - The REXALL Store 186 PHONE 186 Don't forget the FIREMEN'S BALI. Wednesday night. )hboys.