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PLATTSXOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1922.
MUST WAIT FOR
f I
For the Christmas Dinner
A NEW SET OF
DISHES
Ju; picture it. A snowy white
ci. t: . pretty dishes, colorful
Cfiik .- rr.otif. and happy smil
ing faros all grouped around
the table jusi one more happy
i.e. mery for the days to come.
Yt u don't have to buy the
complete -et now : It can he
:: 'd t.i from time to time for
w-a carry cr.ly open sto"k pat-t-rns
and in the he. t Kngli.h
':.iaa.
The Spirit of Christinas!
A spirit that marks the great growth between savagery
and civilization between good will and ill.
Noble, unselfish customs born in the shadows of
the cross sublime legacy bequeathed by a tragedy
divine.
Today it is a spirit of a free nation the same
spirit of peace on earth, good will to man.
Christmas is on the threshold of our homes. Bring
ing its Yuletice cheer, its fragrance of love and friend
ship, its happy impulse of giving.
Let the spirit of Christmas gleam as of old, shin
ing with holy licht on a new world. The Spirit of
Christmas must be there.
I V ; f f.-K
M'KELVIE'S 0, K.! 0
MI Anti-Picketing- and Banking Amend- M
ments Effective Upon Procla
mation of the Governor.
Here is a new p
f-inty Crindley Cncl;..
p:ece Kreakfaft -ft
itt
rn
iv.aie
lor onlv
in
Orh.r patterns
Fet-? at .Si:;. 95.
S17.50
in 42 piece
31-1.73 and
Neecsiscooks
The net die worker would de
light in cue: of these needie
hooJ:s. Kvery conceivable kind
of needle stuck in flannel pages
and :;icely bound ia leather or
pr.per coven. Priced at 5 to
Sl.oO.
Slip-on Sweaters
Colorful Slip-on in the newest
styb- make young gins happy.
A very attractive number is
priced at only $2.75.
Lovely Neckwear
Pretty collar and cuff sets for
r'-ip-on :---v,?uttrs. pretty lace
berthas and panel collars for
Attractive Aprons
Made of pretty cretonnes and
sateen combinations in clever
new styles. Kver acceptable be
cause of their practicability.
Priced at 5fl to l.SO.
Xmas 'Kerchiefs
Here is an array of lovely hand
kerchiefs from which you can
pick pleasing- gifts for every
one. Colored borders, embroid
ered handkerchiefs, lace and
every imaginable attraction is
included in our assortment.
Special for this week are ."?rc
handkerchiefs selling for U5C.
"Such Pretty Towels"
We heard some one exclaim
and so they are. Turkish, huck
and lineu in a biff variety of
styles and colorings. For prac
tical gifts, towels are a happy
choice. Priced at C13 to as
high ,as $l.fJO each.
Wool Hose
Wool hosiery i3 needed now
and we have it for you. Heath
er wool hose in dark colorings,
per pair $1. Silk and wool
hose in black and colors. Per
pair. and $2.75.
Silk Hose
Silk Lose make such acceptable
gifts and here is a wide selec
tion from which to choose
Hummingbird hose,
ivelv boxed. One pair
box, $1.55.
LaFrnnce silk hose,
better. Per pair, $2.50.
ittract
to the
none
d res.-es
d
Cut Glassware
G!as5 Perrv Sets. 7 pieces, at
SI nd 31.25.
Tea and Chocolate sets in
very attractive dtcdens and
Lest china, per set. Si! up.
Beautifully cut and etched
flower v;'..?os variously priced.
One very attractive number is
only 75.
Have you seen the new lovely
Aiiire Glassware? It can be
had in nut and candy dishes.
:ictf, flat bowls and othor
serviceable shapes and all very
moderately priced.
The most beautiful cut glass
in America is trie Rarasburg
cut gi ass and Hazel Glow glar.?.
He sure and come in and tee
this lov !y colorful glassware.
It consists cf
Candle Sticks
r'oeted lee Cream?
Saucer Champagnes
Sweet Meats
Suerar and Creams
Candy Jar3
Compotes
Water Sets
linen coUars
suits. Priced
to $2.7d.
ciiier lace anu
for dresses and
it 23. 30C, $1
Gift Certificates
You n :-ed not be disturbed
about what to pet. The Gift
Certificate will solve it for you.
We will 1:11 it out for any
amount you stat.?. Enclose it
with a greeting and your per
pltxity is solved. 'Tis a fine
v.av to remember the less for
tunate, v. hose
oft unknown.
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All silk lace clooked hose,
usually priced at $5. Special at
$o,50 per pair.
A very attractive black lisle
hose at SO4 per pair.
Fleece lined hose, rib topped,
heivy weight, per pair, 5()t
Hose for Children
"Pony"
and Kirls.
Per pair. I
"1'cnv"
stockings for boys
black and brown.
JOO.
stockings for the
greatest need is
Umbrellas
Bloomers
don't
time.
Are a pift every woman or ,Tiii
could not help but appreciate.
Made of lovely quality satine,
satinettis, silk jersey and satir..
these bloomers a -e . cut full
through t!:e hips and are doub
ly shirred at the knee. Very
attractively priced at $1.25
to 84.95.
Make lovely gifts. You
need an umbrella all the
hut when you do you need it
bad. That is why one of these
h;:;h quality umbrellas makc3
a very acceptable gift
Fine quality cotton taffeta
covered, trap handle at onlv
S3.5U.
Lovely silk in very attract
ive colors. Serviceable in both
rain and shine. Priced at from
$5 to
Priced much lower than
will find elsewhere.
you
Orange Special
Wednesday and Thursday
only. Sunkist" X.-uols.
per do7en, -19c
Christmas Needs
Candies, Xuts, Holly and
Wreaths. Mistletoe. Xmas
Trees. Order now.
Laby. Fer pair. ZC and 33c.
Fry Ovenglass
Makes a nice Rift. Casseroles
and Fakers in nickle plated
holders-. All v-.ry moderately
priced.
Dish Sets for Kiddies
CI; ina and aluminum dish sets,
attractively boxed. These can
ba had at 73o to i?1.50.
Baby Plate Holders
Aluminum baby pb'te holders.
Can be fastened to the table
or the high chair. Each, $1.
Unusual Values
You will find unusual values
on our "S;Kcia'" tab!-s, where
are prouped attractive items
at reduce-. 1 prices. IOC, 50,
50C, 75 and $1.
Acting Governor P. A. Harrows
i'i-t Monday fon iinoii with tin- state
anvassinK board to canvass the vote
-;ist for and against four legislative
a-ts of 1 ! 2 1 . Tin board found the re
turns showed a majority for the law
known as the anti-pirkc-tin.tr act and
for an amendment to the banking
law which will permit the stale
banking department to issue state
bank charters in the future only
when that body finds a necessity ex
ists for additional banks. The two
acts defeated wire an amendment to
tile- primary law and tt) require re
gistration of voters in the country
and villa pes.
The anti-picketinsr act and the
amended hanking law become effec
tive immtdiatcly upon the issuance
of a proclamation by the governor,
which must be issued within ten days
alter the meeting of the board. These
acts will not. go into effect until Gov
ernor McKc-lvie returns from a trip
to 'he governors' conference-. As he
'.viil return the day before? Chri.-rmas
lie may decide to make a Christmas
giit of his proclamation. Acting Gov
ernor Harrows said he would not is
.vue such a proclamation because he
had been informed Governor McKcI
. ie de-sires lo :-ign thai document, lie'
ai proved the anti-pi. ke ting law af
;r it was passed by the last legisla
ture. It was suspended and refeired
by a petition raised largely hy the ef
forts of non-partisan league workers.
The- ant i-ph ket ing law rarri'-d tip
rn a referendum voto bv a maioriiv
riie banking art tarried
The aiiier.dmi nt to the
iw was u leated by 112.-
n.ajority. and the rural leKistra-
Mi law hv a majoritv of 11.14S.
The state can,-ass:i!.? board i
prises the goverr.or. secretary 01
auditor, treasurer and aitor
ley gene-r1!. All wi.h the exception
of Governor McKelvie and Attorney
General Davis were present.
Tl.e law requiring the board to
:-.ect the sixth Monday after election
:- the result of legislation during the
v.ar for th.e purpose of granting a
per period f r the return of the
:d(!:er vote to Xebrasha. The next
Nglshuure is likely to put the date of
:ae.-ting b;'-!c to the serond or third
Mrnday.
No further canvass of tiie vote is
deetned necessary. Th constitution
'tse-lf says the vote t-lifcli be canvassed
in same manner as the vot for pres
ident is canvassed. The statute say-;
'.lie vot? for presidi-nt shall be can
vassed by the state board.
travelersIaVe"
very hard time
John W. Crabill
THE STORE OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Car stock is replete with "Gifts that Last." You will
fire! here many happy" suggestions of gifts that will
briiig- great pleasure to their recipients. If perplexed
LET US
For Ladies
iJiamond and Set Pings
Prare'ct Wat die s
Pear! P-ads
liar Pins. Kar Rings
Ivory Sets
pountain Pens
Silverware
Cut Glassware
Mesh liaf-'S
V- 'We also havy many :
Chiblren and for the Home.
SUGGEST
For Gentlemen
Watches, Rings
Stick Pins
Fountain Pens, Pencils
Puff Links
PePs and Puckles
WahJomar Knives
'igarette ( 'ases
lodge JOmblems
Watch Chains and Charms
:rtichs suitable for Gifts for
Victrolas and Victor Records.
All Jevclry Purchases Neatly Engraved
without Extra Charge
John W. Crabill
c. p.. a:- q. w
Wat
Hotel Block
trh Inspector
Plattsmouth, Nebr.
:nc;-
1-1
fil ' f 45.'V2.
gj by 23.43T,.
f'ji primary la
t in
RECEIVES FROCTION
M'nililui r.:i!i V
Omaha. D c 2.. Lie
Police .T.t k P:-.aiiGw.ki
promoted to in.-!., ctur of
;TI i-e-
Kenant of
today was
ooliee, th
elrt w Pa utile, nearly a ye--ir ago. The
promotion is viewed as a preliminary
step to making him chief of police
upon the resignation of Chief of Po
lice Michael Dempsey.
d!i -e l it a.ai.t b the deatli oi' Ar.- Blank Book9 et the Journal Office.
lis Aged Man and Woman Have Rough
r;3; Time on Wav to South Get
Stranded Near Here.
P!
icnes 53, 54 and 144
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-"r.-rn W-et nsila --3 I.l!Iy
This morning an aged man and his
ill and bed pi ess wife were stranded
on th.e highway north of this i ;ty
th.e Monte Strcij
rht farm and
for the eiToris of Mr. Htreight
his wife wejuld have sefiVred
l !-., i t w, ,.1,1 ....1 L- ..t'
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
!
I school football team were entertain
j ed at a banquet given in the ir honor
: by Superintendent G. E. DeWoif of
;he city schools.
The Christinas decorations in the
dining room mad a very attractive
-c-tlitig for the gathering and the
well arranged menu served to add
to the enjoyment of the jolly bunch
of young men who have so well rep
r:s nte-d the city schools on the grid
iron this season.
Kroir. WednPsdav'R lUv i
Last evening the dining room of ! c eveninir remarhs were
the Hote l Wanner was the sc-ne of i lnade b' a" niembe-rs oi t.ie- party
n verv nisint irn t h er i n a v.hen tiwJbut the chief addresses of the
members of the Plattsmouth high casion were "The Final Whistle" by
FOOTBALL TEAM IS
GIVEN A BANQUET!
Superintendent G. E. De77olf is Host
at Banquet at Hciel Wagner
Last Evening to Gridsters
Captain Frank Gradoville: "Hitting '
the Line," by Harold Mullis; "Kick
Off for 1923." by Joe Krejci. captain-elect
of the team for next year,
and "The Value of High School
Football." by 11. C. Doolan, coach of
the local high .school.
The prospects for the coming pea-:-on
are ve ry bright for a fast team ;
despite the fact that a number of the
standbys of the team are retiring
next Juno and among the various
schools that will bo on the schedule
next year are; Wahoo. Nebraska Citv,
Omaha and Fremont.
Tho banquet brought out much
oc-I South
I
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WiEi.ing you gracious days and goodly health,
And early joy of all your heart's desires:
71;e faith that love is more than golden wealth,
And friendship holier than altar fires.
And when the yule glow deepens on the wall,
And carolings proclaim Judea's Star;
Pause in the hallowed twilight and recall
The days that used to be the friends that are.
pep and intere-st in the work of the
school athletics and the members of
the party f It that the gathering was
one fijb-d not only with pleasure but
insphation for better tilings in the
athletic activities (f the sthool.
Those in attendance were: Frank
Gradoville. Stuart Chase. Harold
Mullis. Glen H- nry, Russell Wasley.
Chester Henne-r. Frank Godwin. John
Warpa. Joe Weber, Joe Krejci. James
Holly, Frank Koubek. Charles EgenJ
berger, cheer leader, and Louis Svo
boda. who was one of the '21 play
ers whose injury prevented his at
tending the banquet last season.
MRS. BSENDEL INJURED
Pit.
P. H. Roberts Lumber Company
Mrs. H. F. Prcndel of Murray, one
of the best known residents of that
place is suffering from the effects of
a very- severe fall that she sustained
Saturday evening and which has
kept lu r confined to her homa since
that time. Mrs. Brendcl had started
from her home to that of her son.
Dr. J. F. Rrendel, a few blocks north
of her home and as she was pas-ring
the Col. Jenkins residence she slip
ped and fell on tnw sidewalk causing
a severe strain to the muscles of one
of her limbs as well a3 a fracture of
one of the bones. The injured lady
was assisted by neighbors to her
home and the fracture dressed and
tho patient made as comfortable as
possible under the circumstances al
though it will be some time before
she is able to use the member freely.
near
but
a nd
vt ry Ui-
food.
Poth of the travelers are- well
-i!'iur in years and the wife is a par
aiyii - and in ftn h condition that she
"aTiTiot trav.,1 by train so the ho.--band
st.'ies and for this rea -on thy
v. traveling y wagon. The man
state'.! that Jhy started from South
Dakota and had been for the past
two days enmimr from Omaha as the
horses were all in and this morning
as they w, re- Hearing Plattsmouth
one of the anini:'!s gave up the ghost
and died, leaving the- travelers
s'randed ami with or.!y a aO-cent
piece to stand between them and
starvation.
She-riff C. D. Qninton was out to
the place where the party was halt
ed and will do what is possible te get
them some relief so that they may
be able to continue their jourm y or
at least be saved from the pangs of
hunger and want.
f
Greetings!
To our many friends, we wish to say we have ap
preciated your friendly business, and desire to extend
t wishes to you at this time for the coming year.
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23 d S
Salesman, Dodge Bros. Car
I
The Joy of Xmas
will be much greater if Santa C!aus leaves a
Voss Electric Washer!
Christinas stationery in all tlie
latest and most fashionable designs
can be found at the Journal office
and at prices th.it are within the
reach of all. See our special lines.
They are the host ever shown here.
Any skin itching is a temper test
er. The more you scratch the worse
it itches. 1 loan's Ointment is for
piles, eczema any skin itching. GOc
at all drug stores.
Prt the Jnurnpi wiit-ci
Voss Swinging Wringer Washer
ItTstx'Varieous
saf ety release for
retf-iur.g nr
ftjf on m,1s
UNDERGOES OPERATION
rom Wedne-sdavs lally
Yesterday at the Presbyterian hos
pital in Omaha Dr. B. F. Brendel of
Murray was operated on following
an illness of a long duration. Tho
doctor has been taking treatment at
Kansas City and while there felt ;
much improved but since his return j
he has not been so well and it was j
found necessary to perform the op-1
eration. His condition last night was :
reported as being very serious, and
members of his family were summon
ed to his bedside. I
Doan's Regulets are recommended
by many who sav thev operate eas-
, ily without xriping ajid without bud
after effects. 30c at all drug stores.
Oil Paintings
a Hand Painted
Picfara
WELL FRAMED
Just a Christmas
Suggestion!
F. R. GOBELIN
Wall Paper and Paint Store
"Get the Habit"
f j tj CJrTit wrmer I SWf locmng lever I Qt
f.' Bi j strjir. on n.a j to tour pc- I ' . r f
S I DouMs tliO.ness I Uvtr tor s:-;in j. ' "iiTZ Z ffl E
J M-rpein aim u--ppi.-j I LS J-tZfd-VL J
u fc trwjijih3.il Iwmn-.-T 1 .a V 4 ? j
',5 lej'.uvs extra f . 4i jVl T 'ZT ""W ""WV S
i S UrMope.Tuig - P wurer
-i Pf I I f s.vV;. ' :-J---- operate? wto or
Ub - marie frorr. , rli S
M ImchKed Vi r-- . . , JM $
h iijE
n J1B,nB water I iU.yS' V -N I
fk 1-7 1 fX-T-Hrltr 3T4lIr feoians IMe top k
K 00 J' .. - , - - . -y tncfi tor m.rra C
fjr Fu.:v enclosed ----o -S- XV' t 1 fi
K j Pencrt'y sale r-- .yK
WO Lare. rrPOOttl rr-Tr-?1 51 . ' 7SjrS U
S rjS., T-Tub.-bgh:iv 1
b ' 1 yyZ.'ZJ" "-r-1 tuted injures ffl
tlectr-c rr.tor "rfwiC rhrouiih i
rt Hat oel! drive a oirousn j
m , ,. - 1 faucet without I
ij Automatic btlt Model E83 -Electric iPcgOairiori kftnu! tub 3
S I 'ww Modrl 1 95-Elecinc (Vacuum Pasheri 1 I
M..MC8S-Ciasohne Power Pen Dai!-en jjgfjjJJJJJ
n
Why not make wash day a day of light work and
pleasure, instead of the drudgery of a hand machine
or waeh board. This washer delivered in your home
and ready for use
$
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Best or & Swatek
THE
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