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MINISTERS OF
CITY HAVE PLEAS
ANT MEETING
Entertained at Home of Rev. and
Mrs. McClusky Last Evening;
and Have Fine Time.
Weil,
7,
now,
They sure have put
TIE3
lock at that.
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i 'erry vniistmas: us greai io mint, m. tan uc smwic
." i - l,imK m ?:if nri can rnmmiliee
iu every uiic Luuna co liiu un n ooi -
had found time for something beside Fourth of July!"
MUFFLERS
the ri;
be no
about
:ht kind. There will
disparaging remarks
"the ti.-s a woman
selects'
Holiday
nitn the
'.is Pure
showing.
if made from our
Hsplays. Pleasing
ear 'round makes
of our Christmas
Trice-
50'
to
53
SWEATERS
for outdoor wear. There's
really years of pleasure ami
comfort in a good all wool
sweater. Think how last
ing; and satisfactory a gift.
No Ftore could be better
equipped to give you juot
what you want in this line.
Men's all wool pull overs
to
?10
SHIRTS
always welcome. Seldom
doe? any man hav too
ninny shirts. You can se
lect here colors and patterns
i e is sur.1 to like. Neckband,
collar attached or collar de
tached sty'e silk stripes.
Mens
coat
all wool pport jacket,
to wear under the
J?Q45
to
8
50
$2 to $4
Men':? hc:.vy rope sweater
$5 to $10
Also Full Line of Boys'
and Children's
I.: -r. 1 t'H'tl l
far
the
ikr.
UNDERWEAR
from prosaic. Giving
man in your family u'i-
prr c"
v ear
ti; may
the true
i glVllJg.
s Christm
need
sr.int
M Ulib
ex-
of
;ng-
AND ALSO
Tuxedo Suit
Full Dress Suit
Overcoats
Hats
Handkerchiefs
Jajamas
Bath Robes
Gladstone Bag
Club Bag
Army Locker
Fur Collar
Garters
Suspenders
Fur Cap
Plush Cap
Tweed Cap
Flannel Shirt
Leather Belt
Sure to please,
collar and his
You know best
should be one
Protects his
health, too.
whether it
of the big
brushed wool ones for mo
toring or a fine silk one for
dress. They're all here for
vour selection
50 to
$350
SOX or HOSE
whichever you say and
whatever kind you may
wish we have them from
the ordinary cotton to the
finest silk and wool.
Darnproof Six pair guaran
teed mx months. Ter box
Holeproof-
50
$J10
the hose de luxe
75' H
From fcdnfsrt:ivs Oatly
l.-.-t evening the Presbyterian
Marse was the scone of a very pleas
ant gathering of the ministers of the
city and their wives to enjoy the un
u ually pleasant occasion that had
been arranged for them by Hov. H.
C. McCIu.sk' and his estimable wife.
The occasion was a J o'i lock din
ner and the rooms were prettily ar
ranged with the decorations of the
Christmas season which made a very
attractive setting for the gathering.
The place can's reflected the Christ
mas spirit tarried out in the other
decorations. The coior note of the
decoration was in red, this being
used in the place cards, nut baskets
.in-1 candles which Find their pleas
ant glow over th escene.
Tl;- ministerial association meets
fortnightly and finds it very help
ful to discuss together the religious
problems of vital interest, particu
larly to tin's city. As the senior pas
tor of the city Rev. McClusky and
his, wife offered the hospitality of
their home to the ministers and the
occasion was made more than usual
ly enjoyable by the fact that the la
di"s were present to add to the iti
terest of the melting.
In the serving of the dinner Misses
Edith and Helen Farley assisted in
a very charming mann-.-r.
Those in attondan'o were: The
Kev. and Mrs. Y. S. Leeto and Ma
dame LeOte, Rev. H. Koltich. Rev.
Frank Emory Pfou-z ni'd wife. Kev
and Mrs. Hollowcll had been invited
but as they wire leaving the city
yesterday they were unable to at
tin d.
Have Yon $50 a Month
for a $25,CGC.OO Estate?
No .surer or InUer way to amass a soiall fortune. At
compcuii'l interest such payments aggregate
25,000 in 21 year.?.
Thousands of men an'l women are accumulating such
a fund ly rcpculnrly investinir in
HOME BUILDERS'
GUARANTEED 7 3 1 PREFERRED
SHARES AND
7 FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
pecurod by hi?rh class business properties.
The sr:fe and sure road to financial independence. Ask
ns for full information.
Ari CikcF Security Company
Investment Brokers
Cin?.ha
Nebraska
E. P. LiJTZ, Agent
Plattsmouth, Nebr.
LEGISLATIVE PRO
GRAM OF STATE
FARM UNIONS
Cheney-iinest siik and wool SMOKING JACKETS
$J0
1 YOUNG MEN AID IN
i CHURCH MEETINGS
Radium all colors
15'
fr Stay-at-Tlomes. After a
day's work a smoking jacket
contributes rest and comfort.
Ashes on the rug keep moths
out and hubbies in. Only
Wilson P.ros. all colors
25"
$C95 to
$750
GLOVES
"Tis said "Cold hands, warm
heart. Make it warm hands
and warm heart by giving
gloves. Prices;
M. B. C. of Methodist Church
Visit Revival Meetings at My
naid and Aid Faster.
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RJIJ
rn UVrin-'Sil.tv J I-iliv
Last evening some twelve of the
m.tnibirs of the Young Men's I'.ible
C'las of the Methodist ib'iivh deciil
id to an-cpt the in-. Station of the
itev. YV. I.. Cr'im, pa -tor of the I'nit
til J'rethr. n church of Mynard. to at
end tl.e revival strices being con
ducted tiler and with th" use of a
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Fori of Jess
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"Dollar Matching" Opposed; Long
Time Crec'it Sought on Farm
Securities by Farmers.
Lincoln. Dec. 12. The program of
the legislative committee' of the Ne
braska Farmers' I'rion. witii a -',-ir.,
ii membcr.-hiM, announced by
f'lmlrm:,!'. .'. O. Shrcyer of Huml.oblt
L ,re today isicludes:
Ojipo.-it i-.u; oi "dollar matching" of
stat a:id federal funds.
'I' ::! iion o? public utilities on rate
.r.aking value.
For; irg "tax frea" securities to
bear their share of support to gov
ernment. 1 oeg time credit cn farm land and
personal securities.
Water power program that will
i-ei.der Nebraska farm and factory
i'T and ini lficiency of administra
tion." A federal highway plan whereby
siat" highways will get forty per
cent e,f turds and sixty per cent be
i-ft for other roads.
Opposition to gasoline tax or high
er automobile tax projects.
'S'tr:--;er enforcement of the law
and less condoning of lawbreakers"
: s :i moans of eloirg away with dis
respect of law ind mob violence.
"We omphatit r.lly oppose any plan
that tends toward the centralized
control of our educational funds and
systems," the report says. "Our
school taxes are the largest of our
public exp tises and we have seen
'he- inauguration of strong efforts by
pc-ci-el int' rests to :et control of this
wealth ."nd power by county unit or
other method of centralization.
"We are demanding more; tlcxable
1 ar.-l adaptable courses of study, not
toward higher institutions but to
ward a better development of the best
individinlity. Only a fraction of our
students ever cross the threshold of a
folhge or university, yet the vasjt
. majority have a misfit education on
recount of the narrow courses that
lead only to those institutions."
'1.
SU!
iollt
d il barons."
Oppo.-i.ion to otiplii :.l ion of wo;k
in oi.:;,- de:-ar.:net"s a tsd iiiMitu
t:'oi:s '.;;; iiow "hi inging elisas-
Yci will find a nice line of gift
r.ords at the Journal office.'
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by she
ll ;;rc ii'-wn--
fro
iii'.r: h
11 v.
-.ting
n the
y ni.d the pas
iO.li d much to
:uri h as an et-
work in
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FOR SALE
R. C. Rhode Island
Wyar. Jotte cerl- rels.
Mrs. Ite.nl. e, Scuili
--1 and White
1.50 each.
d. dll-Sw
Attorney C. K. Tefft and Mogus
Jehnson of Weeping Water were
M-i'ir.g the vis tors i:i the city today
te spend a few hours looking after
some matters of business at th.2 court
house.
SCHOOL CHILDREN
BEING EXAMINED
For rerrtlar r.ction of the bowels:
easy, natural ? ovem' v. ts, relief of
con. ti).ii. n. try D.j:mi's Kegulets.
30c at all store.,. ;
Itching, bleeding, protruding or
blind pile.! have yielded to Doan's
Ointment. 60c at all drug stores.
Each One is Being Weighed as Well
and Tags Given Them for Par
ents' Observation of Case.
I
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0
ironi a o&mzfa store
The examination of the physical
condition of the children in the
Plattsmouth public schools is now
going on and as the result the child
ren after being weighed are given
f tin i r parents and which constitutes
j ; for the a report on how tho child
j compares with the average for the
5 ; normal healthy child.
The v.hite card indicates that t.n
child is at least seven per cent av
erage as a normal healthy child ; tid
I i of correct weight.
The blue card indicates that
I child is from seven to ten per
; under weight or
j 1 over weight as the
result of the first practice of the sea
son the pastimers are decidedly sore
this morning but a few practices will
put them in the pink of condition.
AS
-CHRIST!
at the Journal Office!
have
I I'.e' e .:
i hrist'.an
e coun'y.
I Iattsrnou:h visitors list eve-w.-re
c epanied by their
- a lid musi'.-al direcmr. Mr. an-d
Mi-s. K. II W"sco:t. and ::bb'd to tho
i::usical jioition oi the s rviis at the
Mynnrd church and whbh was very
nr.nh enjoyed by all of the party.
Th. re was ore on v -rsioii made at
the s'-rviro hist night through the
earnest and de work of the minis
ter atid his wife.
W .hat
r3
v
Many are pondering with that all-important ques
tion just now, without realizing the great pleasure gifts
of candy bring to those who receive them.
Yet the3 know full well how much they them-
selves w
oulci enjoy
such
a 2
ift
i
the
cent j
twenty per cent
report wiil state.
We've planned to make this a happy Christmas for
customers. We have a store full of fresh new mer
chandise "Gifts for Men to Wear" is our dish.
Silk Neckwear
Silk Hosiery
Hickok Belts
Silk Mufflers
Bath Robes
Silk Shirts
Shirt Jewelry
Silk Knit Ties
Silk and Wool Hosiery
Belt Buckles
Wool Mufflers
Sweaters
Collar Boxes
Gloves and Mittens
Kum-a-Part Cuff Links
To whom could you give a fine pair of Ladies' Hole
proof siik and wool hose Huh? This is the Hole
proof store in Plattsmouth - Get the habit.
The red tag Indicates that the
child is ten per cent under weight.
The chief causes of under weight
are from sdnoids and bad tonsils al
tho the lack of fresh air, lack of
proper sleep, excessive eating of
sweets and tea and coffee and prop
er food makes a wonderful difference
in the child.
To overcome this a rest period of
a short time before noon and eve
ning emals helps and also mid morn
ing pnd afternoon lnuches but not
sufficient to spoil the appetite for a
meal.
For children that are over weight
it is urged there be less eating of
white bread, potatoes and sweets.
BASKETBALL STARTING
p dhiazclK
X
Last evening the members of the
Morgan basketball team gathered at
the high school gym for the lirst
practice of the season and to get in
shape for the opening of the season
when they will stage a number of
games with local and out of town
teams. This team will have in its
lineup a number of the old high
school stars including John Sattler,
Ilobbie liurkel and Hilt Martin and
will be one of the best aggregations
of its kind in the city. The forma
tion of an inter-clty league to play
this winter may be taken up later
as there is plenty of material for sev
eral good fast teams which will give
the fans a real treat in every way.
A game with Dunbar is in pros
pect in the noar future and the fans
ran depend on a real contest. As a
Just glance over the following list
of gift goods and see if you cannot
locate just what you are looking for.
Any and all items are priced right.
Bibles
Manicure Sets
Sewing Sets
Eversharp Pencils
Fancy Box Paper
Desk Sets
Books of All Kinds
Popular Copyrights
Books for the Little Ones.
Kodak Books
Xmas Candles
Diaries
Calendars and Pads
In fact you will be surprised at the
big line on display at the Journal
office this season.
ACCESSORIES
LEAVES FOR HEW
HOME IN KANSAS
Rev. A. G. Hollowell. Wife and
Daughters. Make Start On
Jcurney to South.
Prom Wredn'51av's r-aly
Yesterday Rpv. and Mrs A. O. Hol
lowell with their daughters departed
via tlv auo route for their new
home iti Kansas, whore Rev. Hollo
well has accepted a pastorate at Huf
falo. Wilson county. The new home
of this estimable family is located in
the southeastern portion of the state
and the journey there will take a
ft; v.- days but the route is along the
main traveled highways of the coun
try, the K. T. and C. R. routes being
the ones taken to their destination.
The many friends here regret very
much to see this family remove from
the community where- they have been
so active in the religions and social
life oi the city and join in the wish
for a safe and pleasant journey to
the new homo and abundant success
to the pastor in his new fields of labor.
Why Not Make This a
Candy Xrnas?
We can supply the candy, in bulk and
fancy boxes, baskets, etc. Complete lines
of Johnson's, Gardner 6c Gould's, Pig'n
Whistle, Whitman's and John G. Wood
ward's boxed confections are carried in
stock at all times.
We also have new this year fancy lacquered boxes
and Japanese baskets which may be purchased empty or
filled from our select stock of fancy bulk chocolates.
and
Dennison's Seals and Tags.
Tissue Paper.
Paper Boxes for packages
candy.
Package Dressings.
Crepe Paper and Decorations.
The greatest line of Xmas Cards
we have ever shown.
COME IN AND SEE
WHAT WE HAVE
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Eight Mile drove Precinct
Announcements for the third Sun- j
day in Advent Hoc. 17th: j
At 9:30 Sunday School. Teaching
subject: Jews among Friends and
Foes.
At 10:30 Divine worship (Ger
man). Text: Mark 1:4-8.
Evervbodv cordially welcome.
II. O. HHODE. Pastor.
Special Prices on Pail Candies!
Our stock of bulk pail candies is greater this year than
ever before. Fifteen to twenty pails from which to
select and prices most reasonable. Special terms to
schools and others taking large quantities for Xmas.
WE ALSO CARRY
Almonds English Walnuts Brazils Mixed Nuts
Fresh Fruits of Every Description
Cigars and Tobacco
Impure blood runs you down
! makes you an easy victim for disease.
For pure blood and sound digestion
Burdock Wood Hitters. At all
drug stores. Price. $1.2..
The Journal Office
STATIONERY DEPT.
iiStll iK&ZA teWA XstVJ) WJrtil'A 'A .
35 years
Experience
Office
Coates Block
DR. C. A. KARSHiSLL
Dentist A
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OUR NEWEST XMAS SPECIAL
Pi-'n Whistle's delicious "FOFR O'CLOCK" FRUIT CAKE
in -lb. size, put up in a neat carton. You M rn
win surely enjoy this delicacy. Price
v0. -.int:iPnt Mar.churia. English walnuts pe-r lb.
California grown soft shell English walnuts -!Of per lb. j
Finest bulk chocolates now 0 per lb. i
Cigars in Boxes of 10, 25 or 50 j
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