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FLATTS2IOT7TH SEY3 WEEKLY JOURNAL
MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1925.
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Deposits Guaranteed by State Guaranty Fund!
Come into Partnership
with This Bank!
That's just what every one of our Savings Deposi
tors have done. They deposit their savings here, we
keep it safe, but we put it to work and every six
months we divide the profits with them in the
form of
4 Compound Semi-Annual
Interest
Farmers State Bank
T. H. Pollock, Pres.
Plattsmouth, Nebr.
Start the New Year Right
Join Our Savings Dept. Now
The average man fails to win success because he is not
willing: to make small savings deposits and make them
often. He dreams of the day when he will make a big
"killing" when he can make a big deposit ail at one
time. Large sums are not likely to be wasted, but
many do fail to understand the value of the small ones
made frequently. .START NOW.
. 'Save and Thrive in '25
The First National Bank
The Bank where You Feel at Home
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SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES
We are installing more
Safety Deposit Boxes!
Real Boxes in a Real Vault
Plattsmouth State Bank
H. A. Schneider
President
SI
Frank A. Cloidt
Cashier
SI
Allen J. Beeson
announces the opening of his
law offices in First National
Bank building, Platts
mouth, Nebraska.
Practice in County, State and Federal Courts
THE CONTAGION OF HEALTH
New York Times: Christendom
has been taught that "evil commun
ications corrupt good manners."
Pince Shakespeare's time the Kng-lish-fpeakinK
world has had the
notion that while the good is often
buried in the prrave. all evil that
men do lives after them. In recent
times the constant instruction has
been to avoid contagious disease, in
one form or another.
Dr. E. K. Slosson's hint that, after
all. health may also be contagious
comes as news. To be sure, it is
derived from a few cases of rachitis,
otherwise rickets. It is reported that
rats suffering from rickets due to
defective diet and darkness "could
be cured" by putting into their cage
rats reared in the sunshine. Such
"evil communication" with rickety
rats it would be held under old
theories could result only in harm
to the non-rickety rats. But in this
modern experiment the layman
catches a glimpse of a new system of
therapeutics.
For the present, however, it will!
be wise to continue to avoid con-J
tagious disease with the same dili
gence; to keep all rickety children
out in the sunshine; to make effort
to acquire health or retain it thru
the contagion of exercise aud observ
ance ' of rules of health. The Mil
bank Foundation is at the moment
trying in this way to spread health
in certain selected areas. Its objec
tive is to prolong the average span of
life by twenty years, and it has set
out to demonstrate that this is pos
sible. The experiment will include a
half million people: 75,000 in a rural,
community, 200,000 in an urban
community with varied industries
and 200.000 in a New York city dis
trict. An intensive effort will be
made to persuade these half million
people to participate in this life
extension scheme, the belief being
that by taking thought upon our
ways of life we may add years to
our lives if not cubits to cur stature.
Dr. Slosson intimates that we may
even perform the latter miracle,
molding not only character but sta
ture, determining size, shape, color,
complexion and even- sex. Yet it
will doubtless be an achievement not
of a generation but of ages. The
mere suggestion of such a scientific
possibility opens the way to the
virtual recreation of the vegetable
and animal life on the face of the
earth. But for the present it does
not relieve us of the necessity of
fighting the contagion of disease with
sanitary provision and with daily
habits of health.
Riddles
What made the cake walk?
It saw the biscuit box.
Becausd
When Is an egg like a naughty boyl
When It Is being beaten.
What weapon does the earth most
closely resemble. A revolver.
Which word In the English language
contains all the vowels? Unqnestlon
ably.
Why does mother never make a
square pudding? Because she wantl
It to go round..
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Flour! Flour!
The well known Little Hat
chet brand 48-lb.
$2.25
Dish Pans
14-qt. Gray Granite of the
better quality ware.
32 c
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In groceries we lead the field.
Here are some big values:
SOAP! SOAP!
P and G soap, 10 bars for : $ .42
Star Naptha washing powder, lg. size .25
Toilet Soap Special OKn
4 bars for 3C
Ivory soap, 3 6-oz. bars for .25
Palm Olive soap, 3 bars for .25
CANNED FRUITS
Silverdale peaches. No. 2yz, each 1$ .25
Blossom apricots. No. 2yz, each .25
Gallon peaches, each .65
Gallon apricots, each .75
Gallon blackberries, each .85
DRIED FRUITS
Fancy dried peaches, 2 lbs. for $ .35
Frunes, 7 lbs. for 1.00
Eaisins. 4 lbs. for .50
CANNED GOODS
7 cans kraut. No. 3 size $1.00
7 cans hominy. No. 3 size 1.00
8 cans corn. No. 2 size 1.00
10 cans corn. No. 1 size . 1.00
SYRUP! SYRUP!
Cane and maple, No. 2i2 each $ .20
Cane and maple, No. 10, each .65
White syrnp, per gallon .60
Corn syrup, per gallon .60
Chinaware
We are featuring special values
in this line for Bargain day.
42-piece set Decorated China- QC
ware for only P JjU&
St. Denis cups and saucers, set of six $1.20
Ovide shape cups and saucers, set of six 1.20
Cups and saucers, seconds, set of six .60
Decorated salad bowls, each .29
Water tumblers, three for .10
Baby bath, 18-quart white granite 2.15
White bread boxes, each 1.00
Double rubbing surface wash board .39
White oak clothes baskets. $1.75, $2 and 2.25
Large platters, each .25
See our Federal Gray Granite
counters. All first quality ware.
Sell for 9c
1 - quart pudding pan : . 9c
2- quart pudding pan 9c
1 - quart milk pan 9c
2- quart milk pan . 9c
9- inch deep pie plate 9c
1- pint cup, straight . 9c
Sell for 19c
2V2-quart lip preserving kettle . 19c
Straight cup, 1 -quart size 19c
3- quart pudding pan 19c
10- inch jelly cake pan . 19c
-quart Windsor dipper 19c
2- quart mixing bowl 19c
Wash basin : 19c
Sell for 29c
3- quart lip preserving kettle 29c
4- quart lip preserving kettle- 29c
4-quart pudding pan 29c
4-quart deep baking pan 29c
8x3 round sink drainer 29c
4- quart mixing bowl 29c
10-quart dish pan 29c
Sell for 49c
10-quart water pail 49c
2- quart coffee pot 49c
Large covered convex kettle 49c
5- quart preserving kettle 49c
6- quart preserving kettle 49c
Large wash bowl 490
5- quart Hid. baking pan 49c
6- quart mixing bowl 49c
Sell for 79c
Large tea kettle 79c
3- quart coffee pot . 79c
8-quart lip preserving kettle 79c
6-quart convex kettle 79c
Extra large wash bowl . . 79c
10-qt oval dish pan or infants' bath 79c
12-quart water pail.. . 79c
17-quart round dish pan.: ; i79c
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See our special CHINAWARE COUN
TER. Choice of any article for 10c.
H. M. SOENMCHSEN
Phones 53, 54 and 144
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
S BARGAIN WEDNESDAY
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Wl 8 10c School Tabl'ts
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Beginning Bargain Wednesday, and continuing for
10 days, we will offer many lines in our store at the
greatest reductions we have ever made. In most
every line we are cutting the regular selling price
onethird, which means that you can save 1 in every
three, on goods originally priced as low as can be
found in this or any other city. If you are looking for
real bargains in our line of goods, you will find them
here the next ten days.
DOLLS! DOLLS!
We have a great many dolls left from
the slow Christmas season that we will
offer at ONE-THIRD OFF and they will
range in price from
20c to $7.50
Webster Dictionary
and World Atlas
Selling regularly the world over at from
$3 to $4. Only a few left. During this
sale, while they last,
they will he sold at pJLDU
BOXING GLOVES
Selling regularly for $6.50, $7.50 and
$10. Now go at
One-Third Off
FOOT BALLS
Well made leather foot ball, Qf
regular $1.25 ball, special at UC
Good leather ball, $1.59 seller$1.15
Boys' well made $1 ball at .75
Good all year ball, $2 value 1.50
Regular $3 ball, on sale at 2.25
Only two professional
balls, reg. $6 values at
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$4.50
SHOPPING BASKETS REDUCED
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We have a large line of shopping market baskets that usually sell from 75c ta
$1.25, which we will offer in this 10-day January Ai - rf a - ?A
Clearance sale. THREE SIZES at J.U-UU- OlIC
POPULAR COPYRIGHTS, 45c
200 slightly soiled popular copyright books that sell regularly at
75c each, which we will offer for ten days only at, EACH
45c
FANCY BOX PAPETRIES
Several hundred boxes of fancy stationery that we will place on the Bargain
Tables at a 30 per cent discount. Many boxes that formerly sold for 75c to $1
will be placed on the 50c table, with many at a much lower price.
Do Not Fail to See Our Three Big Bargain
Tables Prices Good Entire 10 Days
These will be filled with price saving values that will
astound you. Drastie reductions on every article!
BEADED HAND BAGS
In this line we have the very latest in the
new novelty beaded designs, which we
offer at a great reduction for ten days.
Black background with pink rose set beads, a very beautiful bag
and priced low at the regular price ot J.ou. T r rn
Ten dav Januarv Clearance Sale price V 00J
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Mixed colors in beautiful flower design.
Our regular low price, $24.50; Sale price
Black and gold. A very handsome hand bag. frA OC
Reerular $7 value. 10 dav Clearance Sale price p lC0
Silver and black. One of our best medium
nriced basrs. Regular $9.50 value, NOW
Many other designs for you to choose from, but none of them
should last long at these low prices, so come in early for them.
$16-75
$6.50
BEADS AND NECKLACES
In this line we have carried one of the largest assortments in the
city, and they are all new numbers and will be very popular this
season. We have them in many designs and the variety is too
great to price them all here. Reg. prices, 50c to $3. Come in
and see the marked down prices.
CREPE PAPER! NAPKINS!
Our stock of crepe paper for shelves is unusually large. In order
to reduce this line to the regular supply, we offer o
you regular 10c Dennison papers, at 7c; THREE forZUC
Dennison Flowered Napkins Many designs. Reg. m p
price 10c dozen. Per 100 sold in 100 lots only 4uC
DENNISON WAX SETS
Several very beautiful numbers in this line that will be offered
at greatly reduced clearance prices. Come in and see them.
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