MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1925.
FAQF. SIX
PIATT SMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
V.
X
Hatching Season
Opens
WE ARE NOW SETTING EGGS
EVERY SATURDAY!
Custom Hatching
per Ess
Onlfr Baby Chkk in advance
new. For fill orders tccrivctl by
FelitKiy 15. Accompanied by a
Dollar n hundred deposit, we'll
lve 10' , Discount from regular
price, ns quoted below!
White Giant, r-er 100 $10
All ether Heavy Brfcda $8
White Leghorn's $7.50
Assoited Mixed $7.50
Brink Hatchery
42-1 So. 11th St. Thane 107
Plattsmouth
FUNERAL OF MRS. SMITH
This uftcruoon at 2 o'clock at thr
Sutth'r ftinotul homo wus held the
last rites for Mrs. (Soortve S. Smith.
Ior.r time resident of this portion ot
Cans county who juisscd away at the
family homo south of this city Tues
day night.
Many of the old friends and neigh
bora ore in attendance at the serv
ice to pay their last tributes to the
ivcmory of this estimable lady and
to share with the family the sorrow
that her pcsmuik has occasioned.
!r. II. (5. McClusky. pastor of the
State Treasury
Receipts are Light
the Past Month
Director Felton of Agriculture Tays
Fees Amounting: to $579,978
Hall Now Has Bond.
J. W. (Jess) Marshall Invites
You to the Old Fashioned
SUFFERS BROKEN ARM
Kslday a.'teinoon. IVnald. S-yoar-oM
son of Mr. and Mrs. Fay Mc
I'lintock, had the misfortune to fall
t his home in the north part of the
city and surter the fracture of hia
left arm. The injury was cared for
and the little patient is vesting- as
casiiv as possible at the family home.
First Presbyterian church, was in
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..... c, ....... u..u ""-irrotu the governor, the
u co-.njoriinii message to uio mom
lets o' the family circle in his re
r. : rks.
The Pi shyterian tiuartet. eom
po.Md of U. H. I'.iatt. K. Knorr,
11. I! Mci'lur-ky and Frank A. Cloidt
g:.vo two of the old ami loved hymns,
'U:h-U of Ages"' and " J.sus Savior,
Pilot Me." at the service.
The cortege proceeded to the
Young cemetery south of the city
where interment was made in the
family plot.
FEED FOR SALE
I hao silago. hay. corn and alfalfa
for ale. Also a number of horses.
Phone ::n Plattsmoufh or see My
ron Wiles, west of Mynard.
f4-2lv-2ta
Phon trie news to Tto. 6.
HINKY-DINKY
avail yourself of savings AGAIN!
suggests you
Cat nation. Pet
or Gordon's
MILK
C Sr.-;!! A Tall
or Cans
O.Urvan's, Roberts
6 Srtull cr 3 Tall..
18c
HP
Ai for Tues. and Wed., Febr. 5 and 6
Gem
Pancake Flour
4-Ib.
IV.c.
VAN CAMP'S
Pork IS Beans or
Tomato Soup
Med can, 5c
BOILING BEEF, choice Rib. lb 9c
OX TAILS, lean and meaty, lb
HAMBURGER, fresh ground. 2 lbs
PORK CHOPS. Swift's Premium, lb
BEEF STEAK (Round), com fed. lb.
SMOKED HAN!, center cuts. lb.
SPARE RIBS, lean and meaty, lb.
BEEF BRAINS, fresh quality, set
BACON BACKS, whole or half. Ib.. .
KRAUT. Wisconsin bulk, ib
5c
23c
22 'zc
27c
27c
15c
6c
24c
5c
7lAc
LETTUCE. 5-d oren size, per head
CELERY. Gvlit. Chula Vista, lge. well bleached stalk. . 10c
YAMS. Louisiana Porto Ricans, U. S. No. 1. 4 lbs 19c
POTATOES. 100-lb. bssr. $1.23: 15-Ib. Deck 19c
1 . s. .ra- . i l...; KJ
TANGERINES, ext. Ige, 125 sire, doz. 25c; IGS's. . 17V'2c
Jalv? Kl.r!a. "
ORANGES, 100 size, doz.. 49c: 200 size. doz. 27c
.23c
'" v -- .ic; lltria
AFPLES. ring pack bushel basket. $1.79; 5 lbs. for.
CAULIFLOWER. White Snowball, lb. 10c
Champion Sunlight I Casco Creamery
f"' Margarine Butter
z cxt.s. 15c 27c ortoa 39c
DA Monte Red Alaska iL tAlKlKT
SALMON FLOUR & $1! 69
M a-l n fnr Jr S lb.. 25: K 49 $ .79
Mu: Crlsrv Ccrs F'iks, Urr pig: Sc
G:r-Xi: lUXeis jlvc 10c
Sr.x-r-Ki: Svc: Ff-is, Sc. 2 cr 13r: 2 for 25c
$h:Tfv Srr.d 7cr.xd:c?$, :si cin 9c
Hu-EirKj- Ccfw. S ib. Vs-r. G2c; 21c
V T-"v t?: r- V
SUGAR
fine came- uv:k r
i iu $, :s iuc 0 u C
Butter Nat
JELL
4 Pk-s.
Del Monte Coffee
OK 1
Prim
TISSUE
rR-v.M
State Treasurer 1 hill's office is rc
eeivinn and payiiiK out funds as
usual now that he hes obtained a
S 1.000.000 surety bond and has re
ceived nnnointment as trcusurer
iljointment
beins: to meet the attorney general's
opinion that the office has been va
cant since Jan. a when Hall failed to
obtain an ofticial bond.
Kail has his new bond but the
bonding companies have not received
the $10,000 premium appropriated by
the legislature. The voucher tiled by
A. Abrahamson of Omaha for the
premium remains in Hall's desk lack
ing his approval.
During the twenty-six days when
the treasury was not paying out or
receiving funds, many state depart
ments withheld their payments until
they accumulated large amounts. Di
rector Kelton of the department of
agriculture and inspection has paid
an accumulation of 5579,978. of
which $r51.759 is raade up of state
gas tax collections. Kelton had de
posited this money in n bank in his
own name. la paying it to the state
treasurer he gave his personal check
on the bank.
"The National Dank of Commerce
handled 1.S0 4 checks for my depart-
I mer.t without charge." said Kelton.
j The indications are that receipts
i of the state treasury will be ab
! normally light for January. County
j treasurers paid up very -well, but
,state departments withheld their ool
! lections and fees to a considerable
j extent. The state treasury received
j $$J1.67 up to Keb. 1 and placed it
i in depository banks, but received
'only S46.520 Jan. SI. The outgo
from the treasury Feb. 1 was J513.
j 000. Jan. 31 the treasury paid out
: $107,000. The disbursements from
the treasury usually total $2,000.
J 000 a month. The monthly report
! has not yet been compiled.
Wednesday Nite, Feb. 6
Walnut Grove
WILL HOLD CONFLUENCE
Former Resi
dent Passes Away
at Kansas Home
Eill Beaumeister Passes Away at St,
Francis, Kas., Where He Has
Ecen Prominent Figure.
Omaha. Jan. 31. The fourth of a
series of nine conferences bciiiK con
ducted in towns in the Omaha trade
territory by the Municipal Univer
sity of Omaha wi!l be held at Blair. si(lm, wifh hu n " tQ Vp ',",,,.
Xobr.. Wednesday. Feb. tf. it was an- John beaumeister. on' a farm north
r.ounced lure today. I. J. Mcntgom- of th,3 ,tv rhft (lpf.pn, , n
Mrs. Martha Deaumeister of this
city has received a copy of the St.
Francis. (Kansas) Herald which con
tains an account of the passing of
Dill Deaunieister, a former resident
of this community. The deceased re-
cry, superintendent of the Blair
schools, will hf host at the meeting
which will include representatives of
the public schools of Sidney and Mis-
01 mis cny. i ne ueceased is a
nephew of Mrs. Martha Baumeister.
The article from the Herald is as
follows:
"Bill Beaumeister passed away at
.-wu.. ,u,.t-,. kl. ieicaniau ana i-re- his home northeast of St. Francis yes
mont. according to 12. M. Hcsman, terday afternoon. Mr. Beaumeister
director cf the extension division of
the University of Omaha.
The educators will make a study of
the system of operation of the Blair
public schools and the federal emer
gency nursery school located there
tor the care of children between the
aes of two and live.
A group conference Wednesday
afternoon will bo presided over by
Kdison Movers, superintendent of
schools at Sidney. Among those on
has been quite a character in this
section of the country. Through
good business judgment and hard
work h;? had accumulated quite a lit
tle property, owning a square section
of land where he lived. Fur many
years he was president of the local
Equity organization and was at one
time a director in the First National
bank.
"The end to his life came easily,
as he just expired apparently with
out pain and without saying any
thing. Some months ago he lost the
use of both legs and was forced to
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Flattsmoisfft's Leading
Cash Store
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the program are C. G. Weatherwax. j spcnd nls time in a wheel chair, but
superintendent of schools at Missouri j even under those conditions he was
Valley; J. V. Weisensee. superintend- j uncomplaining. So far as we know
ent of schools at Tekamah; Lowell ;th,e ,n,-v h.vinC r?lat,ive a nePew
,N . . . ;who lives in Nebraska. The nephew
S. lVvoe. superintendent of schools ;ia hore anJ is niakinR arrangements
at Diattsmouth and G. W. Hildreih. i for the funeral, which will be held
tomorrow afternoon at the Methodist
church in this city."
high school principal at Fremont.
SEEKS N03RIS AID
IN ONE HOUSE PLAN!
DEATn OF MRS. WAINWSIGHT
Washington. Jan. 31. John S. Cal
lan, a member o: the Nebraska state
senate, said Thursday he hoped Sen
ator Norris of Nebraska would help!
The death of Mrs. Laura Wain
wright, 75. a resident cf Sarpy coun
ty and of near Gretna for the past
fifty years, occurred Friday at an
hospital
Wedsaeodasr Special!
Carrots, firm, crisp, 3 lbs 2C
Vinegar, per quart 1G
Smoked Salt, 10-Ib. tin B9t
iohtos si;u i i iti:
Block Salt, 50-lb. block 40
Stock Salt, 100-lb. bagr 550
Salad Dressing, Rare Treat, qt. jar . 200
T-N-T Soap, large 1-lb. bars, 6 for. .250
Catsup, large 14-oz. bottle 250
Van Camp's Tomato Soup, small can
Pork and Beans, 1-lb. can
Diced Carrots, small can
Diced Beets, small can
Red Beans, small can
Lima Beans, small can
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Shoulder Beef Steak, lb 170
Fresh Pork Picnics, per lb 150
Fresh Pork Shanks, per lb 12J0
Hamburger, fresh cut, 2 lbs 250
Ox Tails, per lb 70
KIYEEYLEW CLUB NOTES
HAS AUTO ilLX UP
AN ATPEECLxTION
W gratefully wish to txrresa to
' our many dear friends and ceigh
; bvrs our heartfelt appreciation of
their sots of kindness and words of
; sympathy in tbe loss cf cur loved
jwife ar.d mother. We also wish to
' thank .11 those who aided in the
. fune-al service, for the kind friends
that donated the use of their cars
and for the beautiful Serai offerings.
; The.ie acts will long be a grateful
; memory. C. W. Forbes and Family.
members of the Xi'hra'.Vs !.-:Jati'r. i
f . - , i has been ill for some time and has
cra.t plans for a unicameral leg-1
i-i-,t,.- . , . , , grc.dual!v been growing worse until
islature when he goes to Lincoln fori
a University of Nebraska charter day ! hor d"th- Tuhe T- 7",
r.ddres Feb. 15. relative of the . B. Rxshel family
Norris. in a conference with Callr.nl cf this city aud wtcre ste has fre"
Wednesday, again declined to take ! QU?nlly VXSiled- . K v
.k. .- , . . , i The funeral services v.nl be held
siues on the question cf the number
. , . . . - at Gretna and the interment at the
of members or c.smcts a his one-!
v x , . , .. . ... . i ceraeterv in that place.
house legislative system, which will I
be inaugurated in 1$C7. He told Cal-i
lau he felt he c. ,ld no; violate his ' UNEEEGOLNG TBEATiLENT
AT VETZSAIiS HOSPITAL
promise in
fall
lut- v.nik 1.11 i.u I
not to participate ia arguments ovr.
the sire cf the chamber.
The RjTerview club held their De-. Jchn Gal!owav of this city aj
cember meeting: at the Lome of MrB.aloxlg a party cf .e twelve that
Joe Campbell and daughter. Mis Jo.Lvtre involTed ia a series of accidents
Owing to the bad roads the leaders r ATery bill south o.' Osiha Wtd
were unable to attend, so the after- neaday nlght. 0r:e aceident was very
roa was spent !n singing and visit-!serioU3 &n, resc!ud Ia the ct
ing. A very rleasant time was had;CEe cf the car ocCU?ants.
departed feeling they had had a very!
c:
through
the fos
and
and tn s
Wednesday had stepped rear the
i scene of the accident and 1: wsj cne
improved seme-' f ,vf5(l rilra t-h v, v.-. v,
car of ilr. Gslbwnv fv-ti:it'v
" Vl "' so cr.e wes injured aside from
-i-. most or tne medoers and ose j b 'iaca
i uMiti, .'iisj ieiia xse xiis.e. ere v,f.
enjoyable afternoon.
The roads having
what, the Kiverview club met at the!,
OKLAHOMA SHORT OF
Otto Luti. a past commander cf the
i loval American Legion rct. who has ; 50 .
j tr. at the Veterans' hospital in Lin-, Tfce taJ quite a bi. cf
CASH cola for the pas: two weeks, writes tJ tran3acs. aftr wtIcb tte lo5.
recired br M'm
an occupant cf cte
cf tie
car.
Oklahoma Citv. a
or Oklahoma state em;
that he is on ""sippy" diet to correct
SHOTTING 2JTCE IlIPEOTZMENT
financial crisis an intestinal ailment, and later will' , , . ... ,. "
tuuiiutira uv r.i:e noyi, sua-;
fstitutc leader. Th le&-n cvir aj i-it-s
as barks refused to c. ish January sal- apix-ndis. He speaks well of the treat-! ... oa . , : IaTis family over Cas
oyes a rose undergo an operation for hernia and
ary warrants. State Treasurer Hugh; mer.t accorded patients there and is
HESE FROM UNIVERSITY
Harrell expressed c.
ing funds would racci
of the January psyri
r.dence incom-, cenSdent his troubles will be cor-
the remainder j re-cted. He will be there for several i
1. but said it -weeks yet. 1
i TN.e students of the University of
Nebraska are enjoying a few days
!vs; fr-or.i their duties at the state!
; school while the examinations are
being held, those who have completed
i their tests being allowed to go tc-
their home. Madge Garnet t
was doubtful if February warrants;
can be paid unless new revenues are!
provided. !
VISIT EASTEEN POINTS
a:
Refreshments were served, a
elut) ad'ournei to
the home of Mrs. K. L. Gaye
January 29 for sn all day meeting
REPORTER,
:Le S-?ar: ?.
county will
t? pleased to lern that tteir aor..
SlC-rhrT 15 S.oVtri- T--:t-; . .
. mrnt at t-e ncspital tt Omaha. The
young rzan was operated ca fcr ap-
er
i '
i John I. Kaenb-erger.
L. A. HAS HOTTEST jef the Cass County Co-operative &ss.-j
JANTASY SINCE 3icifition- irsl W,-dr.esday morn-!
tor a trip to yumcy. l.i.. ana
IWNT EOS CAE DEI7EES
;peniici:is and now i eieemingly on
, the upswing tow ard recovery and ha
i been able to take nourishment askin
showing
:arkej prcgress.
evening ar.d this morn!
ft" d.'ys vacation.
r.g for the
SUFFERS FE0M ILLNESS
M-s, J. K . Lancaster has bxvr.
pcorly for the past several
suite
da s.
pen
fhe being threatened with
ar-
Jar.
;cs naa
years Thurscav.
Los An-
I A e 1 es
- y : .-.-.l.-.o. V ... V. T . . . . . i
! .-.. f. In... t"".-. .X '
o;hy Farmer and Robert M. Mann,
were able to r-turn home Thursday
CrawfcrdviUe. Indiana. A party of
f.fteea men frvm diiferent counties
are making this trip. Everett Win-
In .-v vet rcsiVar w v -. iv.i
pavement is slick and dangerous, ai
series of den't for th? drivers tas'
PATmrrs doing nicely
ben rrepsred by Prof. R. A. Meyer
?oarirar to 56 dejre-es. the mercury iters of Lincoln is in charge of the
expect to be
was within four p.l:
time January revcrd .
l?-3. This vass cr.i
than a wwk ag-o wher
the
set
a::-
g:. up of men. They
vone atvu; ten days.
Charles Painter and IX-nald Gcr-
cf the Ioa State collere at Ame 4"t 4,Cil1 xxh,: er 3
, T O r- V - t 51
Ivi-t.. j " x ior treatment at a
1- Pvn't drive your car unless yv a
ab'solutely have to.
-. Don't think tire chai:
s are a
it was $5.
GOES TO HOSPITAL
TEAillfXLL BILL PASSES
Washington. The strati
and sent to the house the 1
bill providirvg a Jl...". fne
i This mcrnir.- IX-nald
was taken tc C
passed b placed in an hospital fcr
3. Don't let your wheels spin w hen
starting.
Don"t increase cr decneas-e speed
suddenly. Keer a steadv r':r r?
ha wher he will .v? aNtratcr.
V -
Gorder. 5.
. .. .
, tnere. are reported as dc:ng
jvery cicely. The patient are te-.nj;
givea eTfry attention and i: is h.-ped
, - j-v .:.e comp;cat:or.s n
. iui propariv
recoverv
the .ighw&v to
v n t e
t n
vaticn and treatment. The
sr- . Arrrcaca tcrs cf hills s-a b
wii frinnirrs of curTes slowly. Avoid hills
and im- taken sick a few days ;cc and his
a year xc
s but is some better at this
lime ar.d it is hped ill be able to
soon be around as usual. Mr. Lin-
caster, a member of the stcte sheri' s tary and naval installaticns or e-cuip- at the hospital.
r b o
r unauthor--vital
mili-
if rou den't h
case has become such that it was v,T4.-
thought best to have the case handed -
sve chains.
k your wheels
when
-ow cc-wn on curves.
A. K. Frcl-ch. superintendent cf
Ash CroTe Cement rlan: at
was here Friday to ar
son: matters at the court
house fcr a short time.
tend to soj
to sle-ep. alert at all
ceputy. as here We-dnes- j men:
day to N- with the wife in h
FOS SALE
AD Ail S TO C0ITI1E LAVTS
SECUEES IAEEUGE LICENSE
Seonftary cf State Swans.n an
nounced the arpo:r..ment of Max
rv.:r ! Adams of rvarnebrv' ch:e: elers o:
his morning a mtrriao? lioense'th? hous, to conp: th? law cf
issued at the oouuty court to the current sossdon cf the legislatur
.ard ileim. son of Mr i-' v-s. t .
.. v . v .
Hcim cf Liuisville and Miss?
Josephine Pbelp dav.,ih:er cf Mr. Attorney W. 1L lr -man cf Omaha
i ezrs. Joha 1 hers. Tv j ti"-?:-u v. ... . rtr--
A few leads cf alfal.'i hay. $r?
per ton at stack, about 4 miles south
east cf Plattsmcuth.
jSl-:tw LOUIS STAVA.
! . Den t sj
times. j
I 5. Keep a safe distanoe frcm the
car ahead. Don't try to pass un-
less there is plenty cf rccm. I
10. Remember that a car travel-:
ing r miles an hcur cn clrr concrete '
ioe. it takes
cia step ia Zi feet: cn
15'J U
as
FOR SALE Alfalfa. R
Xcltirg p!ac cn Rock Elu
A. F. Arthur.
Poultry Wanted:
Tcple
vil.
are to b ma:
?-d a: Lo'
some
city Friiccr to
ss aiaies i t-f district
BASSES DEHANTVS $S)
St. Paul. TVmand that the federal
gevyrnme.t return S.S.f alleged 5
oerf soate-d so he mar have a Tuni to!
as made hy
"preve his i r r .x e-e
Arthur "rvv" iarker. hi Id in the
oeur.:y fr the k-ipi-g of Ed-!
joourt ia hich he f is interested.
'
UI HAVEN'T HAD
A GOLD III
FIVE YEARS"
-arc
remer
5 ti I T . ,
J Cc?wt v
CM X-c OC TUOre - "J-rga
S yr k &sa I s
pnu TSr au a?"
E FIND we hare about
a half dozen Boys Cordu
roy Long Pants in sizes
S to 12 that we will close
at
51.S5
THESE ire srr rirc Ho:irr:fv-r
Ccri. iTtrrj eclir. WisiiKs.
A SEAL SAEGATN
WESCOTT'S
Sirr- IS 79
Tues. and T7ecL !
Hens, gocd flesh. . .15c!
Hens, Leghorns . . .10c
Springs, Smooth . . 13c !
Stags, lb 10c
CREAM, today . . .33c
"e razt vc Zrr a: iOri-: Ttlzs. '
lis prie- ill c;p-zea rati-. ?
Tie rric; tcdiy is 22c. txt if nili ;
tTfirtier rztirn w eta tirxvt a :
drr? cf rfrh3.rs six sts dsrti! ',
No Charge for CasHns
Our Checks Anrwrhere
A. R. CASE & COJ
Located Just West of Fcrd Gar
; PLATTsaouTH. is sen. i
VIIEf YOU TAKE
A LAXATIVE
use a spoon
taJte liats so unrxsrtant n's the
A leti laxau can be taita
xa asr rtierxi anxxmh If orJv a
a t.t to risrh.
Dvx-tor, UvTf tie eaS- rs5-d
Uxauves. last CV anr form
tT - utvc
taa overcc for tv ,vr
Arwrs rrr-ibgr this cc th--
F - S!!. w-L ik: r
ftati Kcwr. It evo-"-asaenia
arvl caArxra 'sat ,;
e-t-va V- .
n
Big 4 WHte Naptha
SOAP102SC
Te4ie S ?Unt tjir, 5c
6IgeroUs,25c
T Thcc sri - Platts-cti
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