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PfaEXXESlMtTH SEMI WESKLY IOC-HAL
THURSDAY, FEBRITABY 10, 1927,
Stetson
Hats!
Here they are the top
notch selections from the
Hat makers who know
how.
Popular shades in tune
with Spring blending
bands that are a joy to behold.
louil teel better wearing
Stetson
a New. Spring Hat by
$8.00
other grades in fancy bands,
and snap brims $5.C0.
riTVitifj
Cows and Milk
Production Possi
bilities are Great
Industrial Committee of Chamber of
Commerce Gets Some Real
Figures.
Ram Mnvp. pcrtr. noultrv & cream.
stopped in to chin a bit yesterday and
signed up a membership in this
' crowd. Fine to be a booster, yes? 5,
The Wall Street Journal claims'
women hold their chins while think
ing, so as not to interrupt themselves!
Dare you to tell that to your better
seven-eighths?
The Helena Independent, while ad
mitting the state may stop the teach- j
ing of evolution, but it. is their hope
Judging from the present state of
man, nothing will stop the onward
work of evolution itself!
Henry Ford advises putting wives
on wages! They get all we get any-j
how, so "wostheuse."
Senator Bruce claims all the hon
est-to-good ness personally dry sen-
'ators could be put into one taxi
Noticing some figures for 1925 for golly what a bunch Qf c, cei'lars
siate highways expenditures for var-jour senators must have that b ,
February 1 6th, 1 927
Bargain Wednesday has saved you many a dol
lar in months past it will do the same for you
this month. Read these prices and profit thereby.
Men's and Young Men's 3-piece Suits .' $15
true?
ious states, here are a few of them
Alabama" $10,917,204
1 1 AAA Will
ArKansas 1 I Will Maupin is quite a statistician,
rioiiud. 1 r.r, but here are some figures cleaned
Georgia ''"-'f ?J orund Plattsmmith hv nnr Industrial '
" pnmmittna lf.nl.-o rnn,l .!. ... t I
Nebraska
Missouri
31,593,9371
Cows in city limits 275
, , . .. Milk cows in Tlattsmouth pet 377
Coming from Nebraska City yes-, Jmk w iu Rockbluff pct 542
terday it was a "fright to hit the -j jn cows in Eight Mile Grove 335 1
mud holes just at the south city Urn- Mnk , Ms Pleasant tc 354:
its. Gives a fellow a dark brown taste.' v
in his mouth for Plattsmouth and TOTAL 1903
the whole community to hit a spot,Cream shrpped"out "of" 'fllus I
like that right at our south front, mou
door. Called Mr. Douglas attention . h a r .....
j.- . i. ; :i, i ,. i " eK UaiS. 010
ll tills liuM lutein cinu am suit: ouiuc-
thing will be done to improve it.
Called on Harrow's Hatchery yes
terday to see the little Anconas and
Harved Plymouth Rocks bursting cut
of their shells. Never, saw chicks
with so much pep!
Milk sold instoies, weekly Gals. 252
Men's high grade English Back Overcoats, each $25
Men's English Corduroy Pants, guaranteed. Per pair $4
Men's odd Dress Coats, well made, full lined, each $6
KM 11
ii i.
Young Men's Overcoats, stylish make, sizes 14 to 20 $10
Chas. W. Spcnce
Dies at Lincoln;
Burial Tomorrow
the order and also Dr. Abbott, the
district deputy, who gave interesting
talks on the order and the points
that are to be brought out in the
1927 year of activities, v
Mrs. Hall talked on the worli of
the order and also gave many inter
esting points in the degree work of
the order and the work of the drill
; team, giving thi3 part of the lodge
Former Well Known Louisville Man proceedings particular stress.
ur. aouou, who is one or tne leau-
Some good Legion Boy, we think
left a pair of gloves in this office.
If not called for soon" will wear 'em
j myself.
Have you written or wired More
head and Norris relative to the bridsre
yet DO IT TODAY!
- W. G. DAVIS,
Secretary.
Will Be Laid to Eest at the
Old Home.
ers in the work of the lodge in the
j state gave many interesting points
i for the good of the order and which
Editor Mayfield called yesterday to
talk over road matters. Their Com
mercial Club meets tonight at which
time this subject will receive their
attention. There is a little delay in
plans due to the fact that they want
to see the outcome of the bill now in
the legislature to make that high
way a state road.
Radio Stations
Joining to Cut
Peddling Talks
Leading Stations to Cut Direct Selling
Talks Over the Air and Aid i
Radio Listeners. j
Following the decision of Earl E.
No matter how small a town paper!
might be, or how small the place, we J May, owner of radio station KMA at
was enioved to the utmost bv all of. owe it to our friends, our societies, : Shenandoah. Ia.. to abolish direct ad-
thc ladies in attendance at the meet-jour churches, to subscribe for our lo- j vrtis'ng and sates talks from all of
ing. cal paper. Of course we owe it to the KAIA'h evening programs, conimenc-
It was voted to hold the regular paper too did you ever live in a. in.; Monday night, ov.tkis and oper-
? i m i it ti 1 ni f nil riAm tie I a 1 1 1 I . i 1 a 1 - . I i ,1.
me seconu i uescriy oi;i-'iav-c LK,KJ wi c no tu uohj jaon vi me iiirpj piiiiuipai xnimiux
icarh nu i:tn in the tuture and the : yl me: ; uewapaycr f ruuoits, uuw, ivju.i nui v.aav.' an-
r -.TT.iw- i,,v0 !,.n .r- ii inn- thoir hirp next mec'iingoi me oruer win oe neia . " " a omii ia.;i:.ji.mu meir piu: aius inai .mi:
far ThV T-.t f,w veirs at Ilavclock - I-arch S. ! community as coffee or Postum is to! Mr. May, in a statement to the Iowa
lor me P-i.-t ItW ears at liaC10CU, .v , it. , . vnnrhrootfact Tho Pkttcmnntl. Ilallu Hot l :j i. u
r t. .,tti ii i:ie c'cnfiiiai'in pi me evenintr : - ... jiumicuria ici.uc, sum nuuiu ai.-
Mr Rn'nrr a r.,omhPr tf oro refreshments were served by
..f t,i tnnun f .r.ii'ioQ of this Elsie McCHntoc and Mrs. Ida Cotner
The rtath rf Charles W . Sponee.
for manv vtyrs a well known resi
dent of Louisville and Cr?3 county
nf i-ii rr( Vr'sfnlftv nt Lincoln wherp ,
Mr- Cnoio-n h u l.rfn Tiiitr. irmrlv f n r I m ee 1 1 ngS Oil
Hie past few weeks and where hi?
ih.it added
event.
to the pleasures of the
ST. MART'S GUILD MEETS
part of Cass onMy and hns a large
iMimer cf r:-!ati-es living in and
it-ur Louisville at this time. !
While a resident of Louisville Mr.'
Fpencp wns for so-ne years ergaged '
as city marshal of that place and
was a fearless and strict law officer j Fr"m w',ln"day s "ally
i ti ii r w, -. xtTV niQcir.. ren-it .t-nn Yesterday afternoon the
In this line of work in tl:e years,
that he was so engaged. !
The dcr cased was al rt engaged ir ;
business ir Touisvillo and after dis-XiO-sinK
of hit interests there veraovec ,
with 1 is family to Havelock where
they have rinoe reside:!.
Mrs .1 Journal with its large county circu- i rifice the profits he has realized by
lation, snoum nave at least z,5uu his direct methods of selling and ad
Plattsmouth city subscribers; makes vcrtising, and in the future on all pro
Letter advertising, stimulates sales, grams after 7 o'clock, observe the type
creates an interest in the community of advertising known as indirect,
that can be brought about no other May's chief competitor, the Henry
way. Think it -over. jFild Seed company, which was among
i the first to depart from the "indirect"
China is slowly coming into its advertising rule of the air, has not
own. The centuries of ignorance, and announced it will adoDt Slav's dan.
Daytime, Kot Offensive.
In a statement - to The World-
Inrlips of i
the Gt. Mary's suihl were vtrv pleas-! Slavery 10 customs ana superstition ;
antly entertained at the home of Mrs
HOLD FINE MEETI1TG
R. A. Bates on North 7th street and
1 with a very pleasing number of the
ladies cf the church in attendance
! There were a number of matters of
! matters of important to ccme before
jtbe meeting and among the,e was
(the m?tter of boiling monthly bake
, and food s;;les and it was voted to
hold these sales cn the Int.t Saturday
j of each month, the first of which will
on February 2Cth.
in tnr regular, At the close cf the affernoon a
e rooms in the M. , verv d-tintv and delicioi's 1-uneheor
From Wednesdays Pn'.iy
The Women's rJtneflt Association i be
m;t 5ast evening
ression at the lod
V. .'A. 1 f 1 1 and with a very pleasing. wa3 served
number of the members in attend-!
anre.
Tho l'lrlirta worn fnrflinfltp ' r il:tv-
ir.g with tliem on this occasion Mrs. the v.'orld about it through the Jour
Della M. Hall, itate commander of ral's Want Ad department.
certainly have been hard on that
country. However, fundamentally the
Chinaman is honest; his civilization
will be strictly national, with respect
and deference ever shown other na
tionalities. The Chinaman looks with
scorn and disgust on the so called
Western Civilization. In that coun
try are to be found the highest type
of civilization yet produced, along
with the most filthy dregs of ignor
ance and poverty.
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Boys' Overcoats, big variety colors and materials. Ages 4 to 8 $4
Youths' Overcoats in brown and grays. D. B. Ages 9 to 13 $6
Men's Xtra Quality Fast Color Blue Overalls and Jackets. All sizes at $1
Men's Jersey Sport Sweaters. V neck, coat front. Each $2
Boys' good Wool Faced Coat Sweaters, assorted colors. Each . . .$1
Men's good heavy Winter Union Suits specially priced at only $1
Children's Novelty Suits Corduroy, Jersey and Wool J '. . . . .$3
Men's Dutchess Trousers. $1 a rip; 10c a button. Good dress grays, pair $3
Men's 36-inch Sheep Lined Coats. Fur collar. Double breasted. Only $7
Men's Wool Flannel Shirts Best make. Regular sizes. Each . $2
Boys' Knicker Suits Double or single breasted. Real bargains at. . . $3
Boys' Jersey Lumber Jacks Rib bottom and cuff. Each .$1
Boys' Flannel Shirts or Waists Very good quality, color, brown. Each $1
Boys' warm Rib or Fleeced Union Suits specially priced at 75c
Boys' fast color Blue Bib .Overalls. Sizes to 14, priced special at . .S8c
Men's all wool Black Rib Pull-Over Sweaters. Very warm. Each. $2
by the hostess.
Have you anything to sell? Tell
The Minneapolis Journal claims it
is not safe to talk back to your pas
tor in Texas.
The Macon News cries "Drink to me
with thine eyes, for after drinking
you may have no eyes!"
Herald, Mr. May said he felt that due
to the limited range of the station
in the daytime, direct advertising and
sales talks would not be offensive. He
said he felt that if all stations on the
air at night would abolish direct ads
and sales talks, much of the chaos in
the air would be eliminated. He said
he believed the "popular station con
test" being conducted by The World
Herald was a fine thing for the sta
tions to get a line on themselves and
that starting Monday he would boost
it over his station "in an effort to find
out just what the fans think of
KMA."
"We feel that we owe an apology
to the whole world for some of the
advertising that went out over our
One Price
And No Afonkey Business
Maces
station one night last week," said the station subject to approval by
Frank Manchester, chairman of the j the exchange board but that the pat
radio committee of the Omaha Grain ; ent medicine advertising was sent out
exchange station, WAAW, referring tc
use of that broadcaster by a patent
medicine concern.
Mr. Manchester explained'that the
owners of the station several months
ago contracted with James Thompson
without such approval.
New Policy for WAAW
Mr. Manchester said he felt that
the Grain Exchange station had never
gone into direct advertising over the
air and in the future would continue
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Special Bargain
Wednesday
FIG BARS
New Fresh
Stock
Pure, fresh fig fill
ing. Fine for kiddies
Per Pound
10c
Not One Day, but 'Everyday Cash Prices' at Our February
of
to produce advertising contracts for
i
i
If you haven't been taking advantage of our low everyday prices, start now
to reap the benefit of cash buying. We save you money on every purchase.
Special Bargain
Wednesday
Butternut
Pancake
Flour
Standard 40c item,
often sold at 45c.
4-Ib. Pkg.
31c
Otoe Lima Beans No.
2 sire cans, each
13c
Canned Milk Choice Q
of any brand, can C
Syrups
Corn Syrup Large
gallon can for
Oil Sardines Fine
American oil, per can
6c
Gallon Apples Fine
for pies. Per can
39 c
1A Gallon 22r.
j6 ,
White Table Syrup.
Gallon can for
i2 Gallon, 27c
Maple Syrup Ter
rell's, 65c can for
45c
52c
55c
12c
Alaska Sed Salmon.
1-lb. tall can
29c
Sr.rdines Tomato or
Hustard pack
10c
Curfew Peaches
Lg. Ko.2J size can
25(
Pitted Bed Cher
ries. Gal. can
$r.i8
Gallon Peaches Fine
quality. Per gallon 1.
Oles Cream of Nut
or Nucoa. Per lb
69c
25c
Relishes, Etc.
Ketchuj) Large bot- OA
tie, all brands, each wUC
Small size, 13c
Quart Jars Mustard O lV
for only mIC
Chile Sauce Beech- Oy
aut brand. Lg. bottle ArrC
Richelieu Dressings,
45c value, only
Cleansers
Lewis Lye Reg.
15c cans for
Creme-Oil Toilet OO
Soap, 3 10c bars LLC
Pearl White or Elec- Of
trie Spark, 10 bars JjC
Olive Oil Toilet OJJ
Soap Six bars for LuC
FLOUR
38c
PAGE'S BEST
Per 48-lb. bag
Made from Turkey Wheat
Every Sack Guaranteed
SUN KIST
Per 48-lb. bag
OMAR FLOUR 0 1 f
Per 48-lb. bag $L.LU
$1.95
$1.95
Dried Fruits
Thompson's Seedless 1 1
Raisins, bulk, per lb. 1 1C
25-lb. box, $2.55
Prunes Large 40-50
Santa Claras, lb
25-lb. box, $3.15
Peaches Very fancy,
semi-peeled, per lb
3 lbs. for 65c.
Apricots Fancy new
crop, per lb.
White Cooking Figs,
fancy, 2 lbs. for
Toilet Paper
Toilet Paper Fine
Northern Tissue, roll vC
Quality Toilet Paper.
4 large rolls for
14c
23c
29c
25c
the .Radio Advertising company, ; to follow the policy now adopted by
KMA.
Don Searle, manager of the Mona
Motor Oil station, KOIL in Council
Bluffs, said officials of that station
have long realized that use of direct
advertising would make radio unpop
ular. "We feel that we're doing less
advertising over the air than anybody
in this vicinity, and hope that con
gress in the new radio law will cut
out all advertising." Of course, we like
to get the money as well as anybody
else but in the nast. spvpral mnnths
tracts to one that we've accepted. For
rj i win "nu yiuuucia e elvf UUiy B1X-
f .--J , minute talks parh wpplt whirii wa fpti
i is of general interest and then we
! never mention prices or
I orders.
Two Sides, Says Stiles.
Orson Stiles, in charge of the Wood
men of the World's radio station
WOW said he'did not think the major
part of the publicity over the air from'
the Woodmen station was objection
able. "Suppose we would refuse anybody
else the curtesy of our station we
would be creating a monopoly," said
Mr. Stiles. "There are therefore two
sides to the question hut we realize as
well as anybody that too much ad
vertising would kill our station's pop
ularity. So we've gradually gotten
away from direct sales talk, etc. In
the future we're going to try to have
our publicity matter as inoffensive to
the listener as possible."
WOW last week cancelled an after
noon period which had been leased by
a patent medicine company.
Blue Rose Rice
Fancy. 5 lbs. for
43c
Swansdown Cake
Flour, per pkg..
:.35c
Monarch Strawberry
Preserves, larye jar
25c
Navy Beans Hand
picked. 10 lbs. for
69c
Morton's Salt Plain
or Iodized. Per can
Apple Butter Large
quart jar for
lie
25c
. t'.i n
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GOES TO KEARNEY
brorn Tuesday's Dally ,
This morning Sheriff Bert Reed
departed for Kearney, taking with
him Anton Hack, who is to be placed
in the state industrial school at that
place to receive training and where
he will remain for the remainder of
his time until reaching twenty-one
years of age. Mr. Hack is the young
man who made awaj; with the car of
Frank Blotzer a week ago and drew
the term in the state school as the
result of his rash act.
CARD OF THANKS
We the children of Mrs. Leonard
Born, wish to express our apprecia
tion for the kindness of the friends
and neighbors, who so kindly tender
ed services during the last illness and
at the time of the death and the
funeral of our beloved mother. Also
for the floral tokens, for the cars fur
nished at the funeral and to those whe
solicit! san& at the funeral. The Children
and Grandchildren of Mrs. Leonard
Born.
Journal Want Ads bring results.
- ye.
25c
Brooms Fine 4-tie
Parlor quality, each-
Graham Crackers
Mb. caddy for
37c
34c
arm
oans
HARRY LE0SIS TO HOSPITAL
Matches Blue Tips.
Carton of 6 boxes.
20c
Wisccnsin Maid brand
Oleo, per lb. only
22c
Open Till 9 Bargain Wednesday Many Values We Can't List!
Sugar Best granu
lated, 10 lbs. for
69c
Golden Rod Rolled
Oats, large pkg
20c
From Wednesday's Daily
This afternoon Harry Leosis. pro
prietor of the Royal cafe, was taken
to Omaha where he will enter the
Immanuel hospital for an operation
for appendicitis. Mr. Leosis was tak
en sick yesterday and at first the
cause of his illness could not be de
termined but today the case became
more acute and was decided upon as
appendicitis. He will be operated
on at once to give him relief from
his suffering.
were raised last
week by several
companies. I still
have
5
MONEY!
Get in your appli
cation at once.
1 1 in
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FOR SALE
Single comb Rhode Island Red
cockrels. $1.50 each.-L. E. Sack,
Murray phone 2005. j31-4tw
Searl S. Davis
Farm Loans
j Insurance
Investments
Real Estate
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