THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1933.
PUTTSttOUTH SEMI WEEKLY J0UB1TAL
PAGE HYE
wSH cocra be Eaccrc ocoto
The Bates Book and Stationery
will be better prepared to
supply your needs than
ever before
istory Paper p" am
Typewriter Paper 4SC
16 Color Special Crayons Sc
all other stock in Proportion
Don't Get Caught!
You carrv a spars Lire and spar
tube why net a kit of spare
lamp bulbs, too? Don't risk an
arrest or an accident wen a kit
takes up so littlo room and bulbs
are replaced with so little trouble.
MURRAY GARAGE
A. D. BAKEE, Propr.
Murray
George E. Xit-kles was a visitor in
Omaha last Saturday where he was
called to look after some business
matters for a f-iiort time.
David Kendall of near Union was
a visitor in Murray on last Monday
forenoon, coming to look after some
business matters for a short time.
Fred L. Ilild and wife and Henry!
Hild and wife were enjoying the Bock
family reunion at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Hansen last Sunday.
J. V. Fitman. C. V. Allen and Roy
Corking all were over to Nehawka on
last Monday w here they were looking
after some business matters for a
short time.
Roy Beins and family of Cedar
Creek were visiting in Murray on last
Friday nd were guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Font T. "Wil3on for
cupper in the evening. .
Gecrge E. Xickles and wife and
V.. B. Baninng and -wife, the latter
from Union, were in attendance at
the encampment of the national
guards w hich i3 in session at Ashland
at this time. Mr. Xickles and party
CLOVER SEED
Cleaned Free
Brirg yotir Clover Seed to the
Murray Farmers Elevator
have it cleaned free. Get lib
eral payment on same now,
and when carload has been re
ceived, it will be shipped and
balance of payment made. Car
lot shipments sell at a mnch
better advantage and yoa will
receive the benefit. Ask about
this at the Elevator.
MURRAY
Farmers ieator
Company
Murray
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Af Red Triangle Sfofiont
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drove over Sunday.
Visits Friend Here.
On Monday morning George Nick
len wan Furprhsed when he was at the
lank and his friend "Leftle" W. J.
Williams of Cedar Bluffa stepped in
fo the hank and greeted him. Mr.
N'hkleH 1h a aimon pure democrat.
Mr. Williams is an ardent republican.
They became acquainted in their leg
islative work, becoming very good
friends, and it was a pleasure to both
gentlemen to get to visit for a time
last Monday.
Has the Eight Idea.
Henry Vest, knowing how diffi
cult it 13 to get along with no
steady work, purchased a large hog
the other day for a nominal price and
has it in a pen and will feed the
animal until cold weather and will
then have the came dressed and which
will go a good ways toward supply
ing the winter's meat.
Had Excellent Time.
The Ladies Club of Murray who
entertained their husbands at the
Country elub at Plattxmouth last
Thursday, provided the husbands and
friends with an excellent time with
their picnic dinner, in the shade of
the trees and wer-fortunate In that
they had the gathering on Thursday
evening rather than later in the week
when the rain came and they would
have been rather surprised had they
bsen delayed until the rain came.
However they all were well pleased
with the delightful gathering which
was had.
Murray Now "Wide Open.
We do not mean that this is a wide
open western town but we do mean
that the matter of business hours
are not as they were, for another
town observing no closing hours and
open on Sunday has compelled Mur
ray to protect her business interests
and to remain open in order that the
farming community may come and
You are Assured
Honest Grades and Weights
for Your Grain
at the MURRAY FARMERS ELE
VATOR. See us before you sell
A. J. Vcxdcxnan
Manager
Phone 17 Murray. Neb.
Only Conoco Germ
Processed Motor Oil
penetrates metal sur
faces. Protect your
investment . . . save on
repair bills by using
Conoco Germ Proc
essed Oil which costs
total of only one
fifth of e cent per mile.
i
TPH PI'L
twurtt hat goods are beaded and
not permit the trade roniriguou to
thi town to l drawn elsewhere. Of
course the code does not require that
thfcr p aoy .raln rtotiug howr,
for th J Hon l of tLe code is that alt
goods he aold possible and that as
much of the goods as possible he
nought from the wholesale houses
that they In turn may huy more good
from the manufacturers and thus
more yttol hit alloyed. The hutl
housef will he open as bafor
and. on Sunday for a limited time
that pecnlt may he provided an op
portunity to secure what supplies
they need. The barber ehops also
wilj keep open during the week
nights hut not on Sunday and with
plenty of hair ruts for sale at 25c.
Enjoyed Very Fine Time.
Willard NeUon wu out last week
as acoutmafcter for the boya at Mur
ray and with him from Jaat Thurs
day until Sunday morning his two
brothers, Wallace and Iionald, Iale
luthg, and Cbarje fttaka, when they
went tamping at King Hill and re
turned Sunday morniug in time for
Bible school, they reported a very
fine time. When it rained all night
Friday and a good deal on Saturday
and Saturday night, Harry Nelson
thought it would be a fine thing to
go get them on Sunday morning and
a he went one route they coming an
other they were here and at Sunday
school befcre he got back.
As thy had a tent they kept good
and dry an 3 aure had a fine time.
The N amber All Eight.
Frank Mrasek who has been a pat
ron of the telephone company for a
long time and haa much business over
the lines In his business has had hia
number tlephone 32, but in order that
the numbtr might not be mistaken
people had been in the habit and
are Btill o, of calling when they
wanted Mr. Mrasek, saying three two,
and Frank gays that be is going to
change his number but we do not
think he will. For he and the people
are used to the old number.
Fine Time at Diller.
Tom Nelson was a visitor at Diller
v.'hers he lived some time Eince and
also took with him J. V. Patterson
who also formerly resided there and
as they were passing through Lin-
eoln picked up Robert Diller also an
old resident of Diller, they all going
to attend the two days reunion held
there and report they had a fine time.
Tom returned home, last Friday,
bringing IlobertDilJe-rto is home
in Lincoln, but leaTing Mr. Patter
son at Diller for a longer visit.
Visiting Century of Progress.
Chester Sh&der and wife are visit
ing at Chicago and attending the Cen
tury of Progress and as Chester's
mother Mrs. Bertha Shrader is mak
ing her home with them they brought
her to Murray on last Sunday and she
will visit with her sister, Mrs.
George Xickles and her mother, Mrs,
H. C. Long during the time the young
folks are away. Mr. Shrader is get
ting eighteen days vacation, one-half
of which he is receiving with pay and
the other half without pay, so theyj
are taking the opportunity to visit j
the fair.
Hare Splendid Evening
On last Friday evening, there were
a large number of the friends of Mr. j
and Mrs. Leslie Potts gathered at the j
home of her brother, Dan Hoschar j
and wife, where they had arranged a
most pleasant reception for Mr. and
Mrs. Fotts in the nature of a miscel
laneous shower and a pleasant party.
The evening was spent with music.
games and a general good time. Xu-j
rr.erous fine gifts were received in!
token cf the honor and esteem held j
for this popular young couple, whose
marriage occurred a fortnight ago. j
DRAWS DOWN FIXE
Monday afternoon in the county j
court a hearing was had on the com-;
plaint led by th? city oJTicials ati
Weeping "Water against Eugene S;m-!
mons anil Alhert Egge, charging j
them with intoxication. The men e-i
tercd a p!ea of guilty to the charge j
and were accordingly fined J10 and!
costs by Judge A. H. Duxbury. Mrs. J
Albert Egge. who was charged with
resisting an officer, having refused to!
submit to arrest by Marshal A. J. Tat-!
teron, was given a sentence of $10'
and ten tlays in the county Jail fori
the effensc.
BITTEN TO HOME
Frcta Tuei- tUr !
Mr. Kftil Drewcr and ron, Cbarles, i
cf Callaway. Nebraska, with Mr. and
Mrc. J. H. Harding of Meadow Ureve,'
re returs.inff home today. They hav
betn riiitlnj at the home ef Mrs. Wil-'
tiaw Hlater and Mr. and Mrs. Sterl-;
ing Ingwtrsoa In this city ana Mr.
aud ?tre. WaUtce Hunter, at Onata!
ter tk ptet week, ilto attending taa
Beck faasily rcuaiaa.
Ctoirc Dado Hor
Gocp For Brooth
Although kh fcas ht but 7 Jb. of
her overwtirht, lfi woian coda
that 7 lbs. ha made a remarkable
different to her
Her letter readme ' 1 am , tjk
old and my height is 5 feet. Lat
year t weifhed 164 lb 1 have been
faking a taJf-ieatpooUtiJ of Kru
cheo alt, miking no 4har.ge tn my
diet. Kw I urn ruad the hipa,
and only weigh 147 Jb drested. Jiut
I feel lighter and cat; now run up
fetafrfc, which before u-d to make me
gap for breath, Kveryut.e &ay how
well and tt I Lvk."'Mhwr J. i.
Kruschen U an 111 blend of C
b pt rite talu wfci' h t.eip Ay organ
to function properly ai.d maintain a
j i - - m a . i.i j & . . i t j .
fjjleridid degree of he.!ib-it build
up energy and strength while Hi're
reducing to normal weight.
rjt-t Kru hen traits hi F. Ct. Fricke
L Co. or any ofcer JUe druglfct in
the world a Jar latts weeks a&4
cstg nH uuith than ll 'et.lx. C-
Lopuisville
Voters Tum on
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Election Tueiday on Qtettioa of I -
Wca by VTtts.
Ths residenus of i,u.tv:;:e zul
ncjniiy loaay are q'-i.'.g itie joar-j
ing 3.2 beverage as the r-;:u!t of the
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mandate of the voters ru:d.ay when
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they earned the pjopo-.Uion of legal-
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izinz the tale of bttr.
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to cazt their ballots. Hit ct th'.- be
ing ladies. The result of the vol v. a
that 253 voted to authorize the vil
lage board to Ltiue liceM. and 114
voted afe'ainfet the proposition.
With the cloe of t'.r pells ai-d the:
Etart cf the count of the ballots, the
village hoard aiea'.bled ar.d after thei
returns were given as favorable to.
the beer cause, the board canva6?5C
the vote and declared the election
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of the licence.
"On Ea.Ie" licer?e -er& issued to,'
Henry Schoetaann and Frarik John-:
son at once and their bonds acecpted
ana an st xor te :.S wveras?. j
Within an tour after the rult
declared and the Lee n?e uued the ?
3.2 was available to t.ose vLo
ed it and the victors in the eoatertj
were able to enjoy the berc w tLat
tney naa ueipea miu iga.i.
U5DESG0ISG TSZATHZST
Mrs. Charles Manners cf this city.;
is at the Nicholas Sena hospital at;
Omaha where she was taken a ffff J
days ago to undergo treatment. Mrs
Manr.ers hs.s net Yn in the- beT Gf
vo-!r, r,. .
cided that a course of trea:
would be t-enefcial to her LeaJtL.
The many frisnds are hopeful tLat
and with improved healtL.
SHOWS DAILY THREE
IttWOrSOORM. TIMES ITS
FORMER
SIZE
A BIG RINGS A
Spectacular Pageant
"SUNNY SPAIN"
Of rtwc
Mi.ssVATES LOLA
rtO It STAR
c IN PERSON -
A iae rt. or i4cvfrtctvCE
rSrto
THE SHOW SUPHEUE
PL ATTS MOUTH
Saturday, Aug. 26th
SPECIiX HESCHAirrS'
TICKETS
Children IOC
Adults i 20
Ask Ycr Ilerciist
Nehaivka
rbai-bfc Hall aa a vi:tor u Out
ata iaxt W of. day, U-ii-g called there
to look afur hjiie bulL-ji matters
fvr a fcLcit time.
Me.-s Ussy jerking. J. V. Fitman
end C. V,', Ailen, all of Murray. ee
looking after some buAikefct nratu-r
in N'iaka for a the" time.
Mi Virginia Follard L.aa a-cjted
a position in the Sheldon etoreg ar d
is naklng a very excellent aatittaLt
in the condut of the butite.
Wm. A. 0t and the family were
gueu at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ai-irew K. Sturm on ia&t Friday t-ven-
jug, when all enjoyed a very Cte
ei eMi.g.
L'cf ie J'eu-r Opp and grandson were
over to LiE':o!n os lat Sunday, where
they were viiitif.g for the day at the
Loru of Mr. and Mr. H. F. Opp, and
where they enjoyed a vry n time.
dUra liutiecg wi a business isi-
tor in Nebraska City on lal Monday
i ff.recB, where Le was a!led to ae
(about so:--e matu-rs .ni.fecie'3 with
!tte publkation of the Nehawka Kn-
lterpri.se.
Lloyd Avgu,t. departed on Uat
:SuB!j.v fof tjttmr. Nebr.. where they
will visit at the Lor:-e of lLe:r aon.
I William August, Jr. They epet to
be gote for about two weeks.
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'Ctttury cf Progrta ezpfuicn in
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IChicajio, returned torr-e laet fcunlay
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evening and expreg their:f3ves as!
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tjgtiy delighted with the bi fhov.
Juilaa Petersen ad family, who;
ire itayifcjr at tfcie Jiiut at the Loic -
! of the a other of Mr. Petersen, Mrt. i e! to rea-ew their atuaitUUi-e and
J ary Kt, were rlcitisg for the cay j e-c;cy the feliowthip of the two
j list i?'jriiav at the Lome cf Mrc. Pet- branthef cf the fatally. Aroi-g thobe!
ifin'f Mrv Edward Hurray, t present were Mr. and M.rt. Stewart'
II r. Fern Nuzienler. who La t3
visiting here from her hcne at Cole -
rlCge. the being: a tis-ter of Mrs. A. G.
Cisaey.
ecos-patied by her brother.
see Lewis, who Las
lo been
! vifiting nere lor tte pan
. mere, returned to their Lcre in the
j northern part of the Ftate lart :on -
day. after Laviag enjoyed a tpienOQ
v'f't here.
Pa-1 P:ai.tett and w-ife deart3
cunnUT fr.r tV,-r r.T'' ,o!r.e in
,f 5 mtre aw,rapaSied ty poc? m-tintf. which LaE ben con-)
to.C Eeo6 pi-tt. Ttey ti r ued for the pa,t aeren year, ard
t d t& re. . L .fme a tltrd eTttt Md Li( v i6 j
tS Ca-f. risitirr at'w.ked forward to wiih much yvyftal :
; - 5PrirlS-! axUcijtioa. i
- j
j -.,'-,- .v
rseeung tte many : rjt-r.es ass reia-
lives whozn thy left when;
: they moved away a few years ago.
Tell cf Crtp Dertmrtirzi
IL F. St. John, Sterling
! Halev .nd Walter 5:ivarj d-epaned
Uvtri ago for the north western part
T ! of the raate, goirg to visut at tre
Mr. and Snrs. Otto Schwiraz. 1
and after a shcrt s-a&y there coatin-;
ah Da t oaa. A few
days
z-o they wrcte from Y artier.
telling of Laving roted tie serious
damage to crops ty the grasshrE
jail trronch that section. They say
'tie '"'hoppers"' ta-2 literally eaten rp i
' ihe con. Ifavirg otly the rare stalks.
I which are abc-t:t three feet in heiglit
; and have ro leaves or ears th-ereon.
W i- W-C W. w w f
3Jrs- G rover Kchatt. who Las leea
afflicted with hernia, which Las teeT.
clvirsr this good wc-zntr. much grief,
is she ha uered greatly, wert to
the Mtthodis-t hospital on last Friday,
wiere she uncerwert an cperation
fcr the correction cf her trouhle. La
bce r..it:.r.c fair progress since the
raeal. Tier r..ary friends are Lop
ing that she will soon be in Ler form
er gocsd health again.
Attfdirg Certrry of Progress
! 3Ji?s Ruth Falrer," with a runner
cf "bcr ycun.g wczsen friends wLo are
teachers :n the schools cf Ctaaha. are
tLis west attending tbe Century of
ProgTes eTpcitioa ir. Chicago. They
left in a body from Cteaha. r&atir.g
the trip via rail and will spend an
tr.tire week in the windy city. taVing
in the sights f tLe great sLcw.
Will Care fcr Their Trade
j When the merchants, in order to
j comply wfta the urging for a Mer-
chsats coce. agre-d to el;se their
I places cf business at an early Lour.
: Ihey fcund that tbcre ws a lctss of
i frusires tufferied therehy. ard al)?o
that the ratror.s; s-ere r?ct able tt
; secure -tLe good Li-h they m-ere
! ne5ing cn account of bing busy in
i ahe f.eld8 iurir the ay. so cce of
jute ir-ercLar.ts rrwe to 'W'aaLirgtoT.
j fc- Infonaatioa ar.d was told ta Vep
; ."-pen as long as Le ccsirel. so the
; store wiil rescn-e rerr.a:riir.g open :r.
the eve-itg, as heretofore.
Est S:nc Cicthes Tct
Jarrcs McVey. c: latt TLvrfay.
ifter Laviif wcrk4 is. th tli til
4ay, found Le Lad to aaW a trip te
Come Come Come and Drink Bud wiser
Under the Anheuser-Busch
Good OW Rich Anheuser-Busch
On Tap Starting Thursday
at
4th and Main Street Cn tlie Courthouse Corner
Plattemouth, Nebr.
tit,,. : r r :
Oma-ha to look after soti.e liufiu
matter, ar.d tlitrolii g left Lis under-1
riothicg lying on the porch. l.a.e.-
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f f tL - '
iTLfct 1 '--a tL ''L r g
Just h ho the tLief was no oi..e knowr,
! tut Jim tay that if the on who
tk the riothet needs more, he ftiil
I ha a few ie?t, whi'.-h he 'ai. have by
; raiiir.g :or tLeu..
Eotgi-Dtlef Derrier Eexnior
On iat Sunday m Aijtek-pe park in
UnccJc w-aa teiebrat the annual
reus ion of the Rourh J.d D-le Der-
inier
Jlifet. with b'jiut tony gather
i Roujrh. cf Xehawka; Arxhtr Rough
J ard wife and Miss Agz.es Rough, c
j V.'eepitg Water: P.i' Lard Lteles Der-
! rier and fasaiiy. of Elxawood; Kr. J.
C. Dtles Deraitr ar.d farr.i'y, of Alvo.
cola.
; vru taere were r.un.eroBt fl-ow-
en- cent.? tte cay. ta-e pan: pavilion ;
! ; rcvided rhtlter aLd proved an excel-j
j lent plare for the gatberii.g.
! Th i is one of the raarv f.ne lan.iv i
CLi.rf C:iDiLr- who i.as tea
itatir.g treatsieat at or-e of t he Orr:aLa
j LciFpital?. has bo far recovered that ;
jte w-as able to return Lose Sunday.
: Mr. Vitousek Las ter much Ittefttd ,
j by the eourse of treanc-CEt at the fcos- j
tal and it i? Loped wi;i now t
, restored to Jas forcer gtKc tealtL.
August Clearance of ALL
OUR HIGH GRADE
fR If If
SUCH
RerigeratoF5 Gliders - Folding Cots
Oil Stoves - Gas Stoves, etc
It shall be our policy cot to carry over any seasonable
articles, as listed above, and to move tbem quietly we
have marked them down. Come new, before it's too late.
Sm10 COrCHES with spriix
lHcd jEattresses; 2 sprir flbl
piUctrs. Car be T,r.rc into a
ftH-si?c bea or into rorir bees.
TTe Lave their at cost reascr
able prirea.
Furniture Exchange
Tables - Chairs - Cil Stoves - Washing Machines
Dressers - Chin Closets - Buffets
Library Tablet, etc
IEXIXVT Y0rE TTOCE ard TXOCB COVXXIYGS -sritt Xze-ay
Iicri Flc-cr Wax. '"Shire" Ccch Dryirr lirolern; TarrisL arc
Srirc" Lircktn Lac;rtr. Ttey teer ycrr floor lckirc beatiftl
U TCr 2CXE3) scrzttLirj; rcw ix yx-cr bene ara
vtlzt to get ri cf ary Tiere cf Ftrritrre ycr
tot tare use fcr, Tartars we car trace cr czct-rge.
Fumiiure arid Horce Fumishings
Ttletisre Fa. SI rULTTSrCTTTS, J-TXi. Scttk ti frjet
mr v rr- t rrj".
EETUEilKG TO KEZEASEA
Lur Muller., democratic na 'ii-
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W tn of, at
: parted ba-.uroay r.igh: for Oa.a.'
t-
--rtr;i.l. r b-il
. iLg btck to fmaba Judge At.S'ew M.
y.vrrianf-r. loritier cLif u'..e o? : u
: 'tttt fcu;'rt-ii court ti.C a It pin
ner cf Xr. yulier. JiiCt-t y.'jrnt-r
I Lat not b--r. in f:od beal'-t. tor s-v -
j r:Lj J'-" "t5 w.s,,..rr a
tlOI: tf soh-r.or lor th a-'f-rney
, r.e-fc;. rc w!. it. :a.. : p !,-a. i .
The oor.cLiior.
o:
Juclpt "
. 'tc-t t to caust a pr
of ap-
ret. :.fior.
the frirt.u.-
FCE Em
; Property known : Y
Ir.r?.
. -1 1 w
. Fcr rart'.ular ct-!I It.
; ycur hone town merchant I
, your ir'.er-C end will po a long
: wr&ys to accommodate you. Can
as much be said for the big city
: store, mail order ho a-fee cr radio
, station merchant?
(Upside Sown
OUR SHOP is topry
tury, "WTiilc are
taking in venior. Bui
we are not too bury to
ieH you a suit you
need at a price you'll
not see again eoon
probably never!
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LL (Xibv Carria?? ) L
ccn-birztiar of Bairy Carrot.
Eassirei. Cxcdi Bfd arc Auto
Crfb xhy-t axrarrs every ce
naid. Before yot try a Bar;
see these.
rare