7HTESDAT, JULY 2. 1525.
Pi&TTSHOUTH SEKMHTEEEIY JOUSNAI
PAGE SIYFJ:
the 4th in Plattsmouth. Everything Free! A Big Time for Everyone at Plattsmouth the 4th! , f J"X-X::-: ::-:-:-:-!-:-: ; gp j 0E"
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Copy for this Department rLllLlUlIO Anil
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Charming
Dresses
for
Street end
Afternoon,
Sports and
Business
Wear
Phcenis Hosiery
n- liiii-iii-:i:.-r.- . s-rvice. vt.
J iLit i file. CV.I rs uir
Mv i. .t-. k r;'-.boit. CU'J. su-
ti:;-.f r hvr-, ro.-c taup--.
I ark. ru ii iiivtai. biii. u:a-
SI. 50 per pair
Laci2s' SiHc Pongee Blesses
eacL
Cusrantesd Slik Hosiery
r hosiery trouble.
f strictly cr'iar
ir it tl.-.y dent
a::-I size-.
Ml.
. a: per pair
Ladies' Dresses
Tr--- .'-. - or-:- in the fcilowir.g'
:...:::-!-: Ti-u. jrir-jrliar1:. voil
! i',; i ! har.-I --vr -i-r-d. All
v'a-r..?.t-'.-l .rtri. tly fu-t "'.r.
3.S7 each
Princess Slips
: ''a "" ! r. e. !:. ' i!.e rn'
. ..it i -jI. Ouarante. -! not i.j
-"..t.: ; v r 'f'r'" top.
. i- ': . I- :. h. c' -
;.::r::ng Wear
. . . . .:-. :.;- in '. r .-'ini-,".
" i.i'.ri..- i.t -!i'.y a tw ..u;;
T-.- ar- i::..d-- ;:. ;h a: ; i -ally very
.-;-: a:.; : :. a c: ; at variety of
:'a? ; of il r-. -. : lujiity. Iric's at
SI and up
r ii
FhoerAx Hosiery m
CSC3Z eoad
whoever had
the see::- of
the evening u
Omaha came
r-'av-l-.-'s along th-- K. T. highway wrecked car
s- tta ot i v r: c r u-t i vcn;i.g re- it on into umaua.
p - rted the ,:i t th-i ; t 'urin.g ar was j
i :t. c ::i i::e p t ; . a
: -uth of the :.!i..?our; PatiMc and'
DO
I'url.ngton rro--:-ii.g. The ar. whi'h.
1 .r' an Omaha number, hid nppar-; That wind velocity has as great an
cuily b-en or.mir.g tr. 21 :"-.e north 'effect on houschtatins as floes tcra
and ski ldtd from the roadway to . pe-rature.
tum turtle in the dop ciitcli ai m- That, roughly speaking, cue mile of
tide the road. At f.rst it was though: additional wind velocity per hour
mv of trie c cup-.nts of has the saate
d r-r.-:2!h the er teraperitTire.
invs:igati:ns proved that' That, the
V " X X. f m
Another Fortunate Special Purchase
Beautiful, Crisp, New
4
for the 4th specially priced!
Ladies' Dimity Step-ins
All colors and size-. Special at-
75c each
Wonea's Bodice Vests
Silk, and tilrc. Ali colors and size-.
S;. ' ial at
$1.50 each ,
Ladies' Muslin Princess Slips
',.; -ts. white f nly. Sizes 3". n 46.
v. ith 2"-irfh shadow proof Lt-m.
3c each
Ladies' Crepe Gowns
I.iz. full cut. All color in regular
sdzes. Special at
SOc each
.Children's 34 Hose
Swi. rib. roll t"p. iK. trin:. Color
u'.a' k. white. rdcvan. airda'.e. jack
rabbit, f-lkskin. soft gray. All sizes.
50c per pair
Children's Cotton Hose
White only, f.ne rib. Size Z to l.
Very special at '
15c per pair
Lsdies' Umbrellas
I.in n over, fast ci.lor?
S3.25 each
Silk and linen. Guaranteed not to
spiit. All cuiors. at
$4.50 each
"8 O
Fred P. Busch, Manager
!een in the car had left incurred through w ind con be easily
the accident. Later in j prevented by a slight improvement in
auto repair outfit from i the house construction.
out and removed the! That weather strins on wf nrinvt.-s
from the ditch and took ; and doors will prevent
due to the necessary
these openings.
YOU REALIZE:
mat construction at
in attic spaces can
cheaply improved to
losses.
That not only do
uieiiis iu Duiiaing
out tney may often
the use of a smaller
efiect cs on degree low-
heat loss from houses additional ccsts cf construction.
All Sizes
from
16 to 52 are
represented
in this
Splendid Show
ing of new
Dresses
Cbi'aren's Hats
Lttt -iyit j. turriait-r straws, a.-.- rt
tJ colors, and .-Cujics. Two pric -
7&c and $1.16
Ladiss' Bungalow Aprons
Mf-diuci. Ia"-Kt- and snill. A- rtt-i
light and dark. Very special
73c each
Ladies' Dresses
7." Ladies" Dresses, sizes 16 tu 44. in
silk, v dl-s. Iicen-. Knglirb
broadcloth., s.ikettc anU IlauU silks
a real buy at
$5 each
Children's Kiki Oating Sciis
Made with middy jarkPts and b!o3m
ers. Size 6 to 14.
$2.35 each
Wcmsn's Step-in Chemise
Silk and f.bre. dor fltsh aiid peai!
in all size, at
$2.45 each
Kimonas
T'ai i a garment every wcnriTi
needs. New arrival in tigli vol .red.
flowered B. : C. crepes. All sixes.
Very ipecial
$3.95 eaxh
P. N. Practical Front Corsets
Thre is a mod 1 for every woman,
o. casion and occupation, in a full
ranse of cUnrus and with no ut-tail
omitted for individuality, style and
comfort. I'riced at
$5 and p
Mansingwear
I off ff erv
That the house from which the
scow on the roof is first melted is
not the warmest house, but is instead
one from which a large amount of
heat is escaping.
these losses
cracKs around
FOE SAir
tne eaves and
be easily and
prevent wind
thes improve-
Ued piano, excellent condition,
call Plattsmouth phoji Xo. 163. z
ltw
lower iuei Dins.
make possible) R. C. Mockett. well known
heating plant. 'attorney, who was here in the
That smaller fuel bills and smaller j the Kettlehut estate matter,
heatin-r plantt- will pay for the slight jtbis mornins for his horn
additional ccsts cf construction. capital city.
Chinch 5ts
I Ah outbreak of chinch L-us v.aj
reported on one farm in Ca.-1; canty, u
' but it is believed that ti.ey hare
, theia well in iiaad m that arm. but '
lit will take co-ottrat;oa to kotp " -
;them from spreading.
'tLe I'...-"' : 1 a::.
Protect the Cows Fita Plies ' vti- varrior v-r: .- i
In a larg"e measure fiies are rtapoa- l-uic i::. th :.: -' :- -sibl
fcr low- mi'.k yi-ds auric? the th t t
summer and thin catti-.- in the fail. y---i; ruay !: -:! r :a
: Cows should be protected from them par".-, and tran-:-' -i-: '
jas raueh as possible, advises the ari- ; flu cair.p cf Ar. iy Cr..vi
'cultural college. Lincoln. One of the tr-w- of v, t-ran?. I": ::.:::
(best methods of doing this i to k ep r.in; th &a:u-
'the cow stabled during the heat cf J.
! the day in coo! dark.-nd barns. ! V.'hlle th-- a::. w-a.-j
Window's can be darkened by nailine ' ount :: the cr .
j-unny sack over them. It is also a:cu!? hr.d ti.-ir h :
.good plan to hansr guaay sack ovtr ' r ide ti:e 'rt. t .' 'I
jthe tlonf in such a manner that the 'Iiv-vi ami V.";, :::: k
fiie wiil be brushed from the cows I: V. t r-f tve hit- m;
a they enter the- bar. In ease it is hir- of . t ti.r.r :' - . i
; desirable to spray the cows, a trxd ::.orh l:r.-rp. ..-v. ...a:i.
jspray can be made from trt follow- 'tin.: b:-. r;si j; 1 !,-.-I
ing ir.?rediea:s: 1 '.'0 parts cf fish o'h ' t-r-. :.: : v ith ;.;ir
I u parts of oil of tar. and cr.e .itt
'of crude carbolic acid.
Eet-air the ihreshin Sips
Two bulletins, available
t th
if..i::!tv i-vtfr.s!(i!i seen? s trii-e cr at
the- agricultural colltgo. Linot-in. of-
tfe; to the farnur or-erators uf thresh-
jiTif. rit soi'ie helpful ; ur. t s i--::s and
I directi'.ris fcr the overhaulins. ad-
! jutt in;
nd operation of t Ta i
s paratdr. Furnu-rs' i ult:i
Kircs direction f.'r th ovt r.
T ' I
ii . djfi.-tir-T of a!' imp.
r.r p-.rts
'u'.i -:r.
jof the Stpa!
or. Fa:
rs suaie.-: i or. tnat ke
alt
ittf litti things rucsir? smooti
! f--r 1 thr -t.::..r. Ti - Ma
i outfit with the -x''..rb nce-i separa-
j tor man. who grew :'ro: a water
j j in The ear::- . lia ve liv- n '. jv to
'th-2 sriil-r ris c M-of-rarivt y or.oi
!'-.- farmer-, ma-y :i l.r r,. ir-
i t xr.eri- nc-.-d. Th o
Ion m.-.st used ri:
repjr tin.-'
e bulletin
a.ii.t hflp.
Greying Kog-s Need ilay
Hay fr boss is no lon..r Iau2h--d
at by tiie practical "ray nn. esp--
. it.. i. . i. . t , . .v. -..-i
i lii;) :.t I. iLui iay 1 L;.e inn-
tro'vifis: kind known as to? pasture. ;
i Av- r a- .-s-nmatee trot.-: ICt-s.tUi
j ho- paster.- worth t-.s much as iS
t ce r ? c re r- r f-a-.-:: as h;.- feed. Pas- :
.: re is nn: on'.v valuable for the m-
rnts it contains t-ut
a .ft
:ie h'g r'Uet take t-i. r::se hef.r -nd
d urine ,.r.d nfter -v-ry m-sl.
i a ne tEo- are 'io:ns taat they
not ;n tue oil
o a t a re
r lot ?.r.-i dirty v a!i-ws. Tl:
t.j t;
J- 4. --
t rn r.l -! -' 1 f . is t' e :t . -
v'" - - - - - - -
brask ho pasture. If not pastured
too heavily, it wiil go through tl:.-
avcriKt yea r unhurt- Swe -1 lovtr
n aitinsr many frh mi :
- -
an an
.: . n i.t tc.jt ran aar.t.y u,- c :-.
t. . t --
-:i-d -,vh tie it !a.-t. a- n-ra;;y from ,
Jon-- i .3 fa., trusts. P.ap makes . (
cord hoc pestur- ; n i i hsndv to :
:e in th- small f.'.I 1 where corn is1'
1 1 be l.OgCeU '-OWE.
GOLF NOTES
t
r'r M..n-!:.v' t'ai'y
There ht h-en S cai.ie t lay-d off
in the lot al tournament. Standing to
"::.-- T.
With the Trans-Mi--. cut of th?
way. all gotfrrs have thIr ye ov.
the State Tournament, to he played at
Lakoma club, starting auly rtn.
Starting July ltjrh. the SfUthert -
rn Nebraska tournament will te
iield at Auburn.
T T - . . . 3 .
e ii' p." 10 nae 10 eI2 piaj er i"
both meets. All member are eligible.
Mrs. W. H. liulsizer cf Omiih:). is
visiting at the home of 21 r. and Mrs.
J. W. Holmes, thi wetk.
HO
jr.-ii.i.'S t r-.rti;;x ::;:. :--.
-. TV- : vr-- c 1 .m f'r -.---i. -
t
cy
Catarrh.
HALL'S CATAKRH WFJiflE rr.n
..ts of an Oirtt-ejat wu-ieh Q aici.Jy
r.eiievs the ca'arr1 .;! inJlar-.rrntlor. sr.!
-ernal - ' -'-'5 1:
nrourr. c.'.- im "--.a cr tee :-i J ?
-r-a fcS th
roeiur:-!" r.orrral co.ui
trf.s.
Soi-i bv druggists for
I". J. Cher.-y C..
CARD OF THAIJSS
We wish to express our 1
during the sickness and death c: on
grandmother. motrr-in-Iaw. aunt
and sister. Glen T. Thomps-m. I::cz
Thompson, Thomas B. Wright. . Mrs.
Mario. Knowek and family.
Dr. Joe J. Stibal
Chiropra ( te r
Schraidirnann Bnildisg
Telepho-ne lie. 2
J A real home is on? which
-J. is crowned with health and
J. Lappines. If si-knes is
prevalent there is &.mtthing
Lincoln v-
the eolution to y&ur he-ahh
trial of -f- problems and you will have
departed a real tome. .
in. the 4- -j-
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r ir.'jcr. ..i;.:r ace t-j tnt- lcc oe- v- :t, .. :,. ' . ft c,d th.it rt -is-
t te;i the t wo place s in.-n t lonv -i as 1 ti -t .r--,. t .' N"-. . S.ran- !:-the.-'
is hr-tv.o-n th siunij. o: the : ' ' . ".-'J ' " r, 1" ,T r... !i. 'tr.
Troo Cc::'.:-3: Here Yc;
3;- ;:r: cJ U to 6
locals Z-Iaa! 3'!!.
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:;.icr. W.ifj-n -c i ; rc i v . :i h.t.
A. J.o ,- n 1 .; . i .; : i
x or.-l ha?- ;. a ti.r-.v. frt-r. Ii-r'i
i:a-;-'chie t" Newman, v. ho f
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Ti . Piatt s.:.outa a m : tc tr
1 .:if c: tr.- s-c.-iii r: ...-..l-. ! on Mr.
litrman and ca--d hi Withdrawal ;
t;.t
fr
o; i tb- rair.e bv ura wiri-r .x l.u
and a walk that : . .-;.i . -d in a "i a
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cr' ix f.lii- s beior- the i :.- out Wj.
mad, . Mc'arry w as .-tr.;k --it af-t-r
juhbir.ir a r i une to irt "that
'..-ti .'.-rcreed a xV u I ! ail. :-!rt:n w.
I a ci- d to p.t: by H-r.:iar.. v. h i .-i .
e.ru .- th-3 Sr.. works a; r-.-w mi.n i -'.
. ! and hit a lin-r -i.rvm-h t
tdt'her that c ou'.d not ivy :-f :.
JJ: t.;,(,n sin-led t lc-ft n-M and Vii-
ivi ihi-v. y I.',.- r. t;-d th- ooie - -
1 t. nrt I .
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i :;- w i.s liter u.ii-i. a; i:.e i.ie. - ,
' , ,-:jt-,ullt.: i it t. c-ntir and '
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j , r..ai;t;rUi i r.ly
r itched bfcil
U II1
: wh n H-:rb Klaus .-hi
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dee
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x . iievu-1
an orh'-r
th.
: t ,
:r i irning on a v a'K c i v. a o Al
eve- and a hit by Bressman ti.at
in the Plattsm-uth half t i ti
? bird Martin a. s'rr.ck by on-?
k r reruns
. . , - the i-'inrs cf Andy Grro -. who sue- :
V f ' cee de-i Hermcn :n the box. and w he 11 ( i"
";" I-:ot;:is Xewman ni:l:--l At : y f. -r a! 1
I-', two-basser to right garde n. Art ' '.
, . r-.i. " 'v-:
r i Th- visitor in the cp-ning of ti Th
rVV:. ichth started with Dress man. vho .'ah
I was out 01 3 r.y to Swanon. but '.-' r1
Wolf on tf.ek kindly to on- of tat .-v
s.auts of ""Swanny" f.-r a sine'-:- c-ut '
in the left f.e'.d v. h . re the il -p mu.i . w h
inter:--r--d with fast f.-l iir.g. A kit Vy
Wt inr -or-, r. v.---.-.n ?-rr :-.i :.- I
sa--kr, scored V.'olfon.
Aroused by t: e score -f t:.-ir op- j w
ronent the Platt:i.r;tth v .. rricrs ct
i opened up on At.uv in t::e las of tiie . -: -t w
'sixth arT.l aue-l the grand eld man , ail of th
! to retire in favor of Wclfon. rca "-,.':- d a
, n r.r,ened the inning with a at- ' ' r.irc.
!";. ingle to right held that w.l-
1
lowed bv Wi'.iiair Petri:!-: 0'I'n:
I
rt.'ertr
in the . .:a- direct!
t ;
; was retire i cr. a g'out. h
t
i r:ves. when b -1 . KiM's.,;:i-
doubled, this time 10 left e
j scorins" more run; f.. r his t
.-S.t d:
Svai.son aiid O'lH.:
-il bcth
v a 1
1 1
Grav..s and givi n
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n a- ?:r::u
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.i-d:
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i;,'W'- (tot;
it ti.lrti 01: -t;c:-
it-niur. "Svanr.:-'
oniy "Ue run v.-a:
-. .- 1
' -. fr. .-'
1 r iv--i
, outs,
1 In the I as'
' hit hard lex.
. ,nred as the n -idin- .f M- tart
: 1
Joi;r--cn in the 01:
1- .. cr
tuov.-n tie char.Ces ot L.-..-. vu
1 test dar.ge! ous.
j Ilatt-smouth
j , AB H PO A II1
O lKintieil. lb ; :'. ' ;
:U roid. 2b 4 1 S - 1 !
; Il:cu-chi. . c - T - '
?-ic;artv. t 4 1 '.
Martin, "b - 5 0
N-wman. s 4 4 ?. v !
Jchn--n. r:'. if 4 110 0;
Ma-on. If. rf Z 1 0 0 0 ;
i Nelson, rf i 0 f 0 b !
Sv.ar.on. p T. :; 1 1 0 ;
'Total 4-2 IS 27 I'i 1 i
f Believxe Ir.derndcrt-
' AD H PO A il
Ionav;n. e T 7 " 1
Al Grav.?. cf 4 1 il 0 t.
Luc"- -. , lb 4 1 h J :
P-.-e.-frr.an. rf 4 1111,
Woifon. If. P 2 (
A. Jackson, sc 5 112 b
J. Jackson. 3b 2 0 111
Ccrtsran. 2b 4 ." 2 2 0
Iltra.an. p 1 0 0 0 0
Andy Graves, p. lf 1$ 1 i 3 )
Totals aT 10 2 4 11
For any itchiness of the skin, for
skir. rashes, chap, pimples, t-t-.. try
Dears Ointment. 60c at all drug
at
Czf.zles
skir. rashes, chap, pimples, tt-.., try jI-J-Arr
Dears Ointment. 60c at all drug ' ,
stores. di.y z
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, ill
11 da;
4th. .Will ::j
V. T. Craig
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GET YOUR
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the Bales Book and
Stationery Store
if? A 1
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where you v. ill nd one of the
most complete lines in the city
ire fs.ct mcst every
f-tt rrt'-."!' f'r-n "rc-
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cclct-it-Gil in hue ;tle.