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MONDAY. JANUARY 19. 1925. FLATTSJTOTJTH SEMX-WZEELT 70T7ENAL PAGE THBEE i nil pim ia Three-Fold Buying Opportunities January Clearance! White Goods Sale! Bargain Wednesday! tyfyH.M.Soennichsen Go. "The Store of Big Values' OUR SPECIAL Genuine U. S. Army Wool Socks Per pair 25c Open Until 9:00 p, m. Bargain Day Prices Cash AM V C Men's Sweaters All kinds, colors and descriptions. Cot ton work coats, $1.50; wool, $-4 and up. All sizes. Men's Ties Cut silks and kniis, new shapes, 45. Interwoven Socks The best wearing sock made. Mercerized lisle. 3 pair for $1 Pure silk, per pair 75 Heavy silks, per pair $1 Wool ribbed, per pair 75 Silk and wool, per pair 81 . Shirts! Shirts! Roys' blue work shirts, good grade of chambray and well made. 65. Men's flannelette shirts, 85. Men's khaki flannel shirts, 95. Rubber Belts The best wearing and most comfortable belt. Any size, 25. Guaranteed Socks Colors cordovan, black and gray. Four pairs guaranteed for four months, 81. Men's Soft Collars Broken sizes. Everything included ex cept webbing collars. 5 each, 25 for $1. Work Clothing Men's Blue Work Shirts The old re liable number 5. Sizes. 14 to 17, 80. Extra fiizes, 15 extra. Men's Overalls Thierolf's Special. High back, made with flap pocket on bib. Double hip pockets. Fade proof and well worth the price. 81. 70. Coats to match same price. Caps! Caps! Men's new winter caps with fur in band good and warm, latest shapes, at 81. SO and $1.75. Boys' inband caps, mostly small sizes. Price only 45. Children's Stockings Double knee and built for hard wear. Brown and black. CO U. S. Army Shirts This is the regulation O D shirt made of fine serge, with double elbows and lined breast, double roomy pockets. Broken sizes, mostly 16. 82.85. MEN'S OVERCOATS If you are still looking for a bargain in an overcoat, it will pay you well to look and think these over. You can buy the best $20, $22.50 or $25 coat here right now that has been of fered to you in years. Plain and belted back models in all wool fabrics, in newest colorings. These are not old carried over coats we are offering at attractive bargain prices, but new Fall stock, priced to move quickly. You positively won't buy these coats cheaper. 20.00 22.50 White Goods Salel You can save money by getting your White Goods now. We are making big reductions for this January sale. Please note the very low prices quoted on staple goods and compare with their former selling price. It pays to trade here the year round; doubly so now. Our Bargain Wednesday Super-Special DRY GOODS Fine Val laces, Torchon laces and C insertions. Values to 25c yard, at JC Oar Bargain Wednesday Super-Special GROCERIES 30c Fancy No. 1 Michigan hand picked navy beans, 4 lbs. for Wash Cloths 5c All plain white and fancy wash cloths at one price. White Goods sale, 5. Table Cloths 98c Heavy mercerized table cloth, 2 yards long, 64 inches wide, in plain white or colored bor ders. This brings your table linen lower than oi 1 cloth. White Sale price, 98. 2Vi yards long, $1.22. Seamless Sheets 81x90 A seamless sheet in regula tion size cheaper than you can buy muslin. White Sale, each, 31. OS. SlxDO Pepperell sheets at, each, 9L-18.r Pure Linen Pat tern Cloths Pure all linen table pattern cloths made of fine quality Ir ish linen at prices that you haven't heard of for a good many years. White Sale price, size 70x70, each. 4.00. White Sale price, size 70x88, each $4.50. Save Money on Groceries by buying all your provisions at this store of big values where your dollar goes fartherest. A few of our typical low prices are listed below: Apricots, large can 25c Sliced peaches, large can25c Cling peaches, large can 2 Fancy head rice, lb 10 Hershey cocoa, J-lb. can 18 Bulk macaroni, 2 lbs 25 4-lb. pkg. seedless raisins48 Calumet baking powder, 1-lb. cans SOC Ardith brand Wise, sweet variety peas, 3 cans 40 Audubon brand sugar corn, 3 cans for 40 Otoe brand extra standard tomatoes, 3 cans for 40 Uncle Sam Health Food, large packages 25 Golden Rod Quick Cook oats, large packages 25 1-lb. pails of good quality peanut butter 25 Fancy Shopping Baskets Fancy shopping baskets, all colors. Each 25 12x24 Huck Towels 10c Good sturdy quality Huck towels in plain, white or color ed striped borders. White Sale price, 10(. 16x32 in. size. 15 each. 42x36 Pillow Cases 35c Good quality cases, made of fine soft finished tubing at an interesting price. White Sale, each, 33S 19x19 Napkins 17c Fine white mercerized da mask napkins in a good, heavy quality, hemmed and ready for use. White Sale, each, 17. Long Cloth 23c 36-inch soft velvet finished long cloth, fine for all under wear, at a special price. White Sale, per yard, 23 White Goods Remnants A big assortment of white goods in lengths of from 1 to 5 yards. Suitable for any pur pose, at very low prices. Telephone 64-65 g 7(LPRiL6tl1 and Main st- J 20.00 - 22.50 - 25.00 ) i. V. Our Big Special REMNANTS Silk - Wool Cotton Price Women's Silk and Wool Union Suits Carter's fine quality. Former values to $3.50. January clearance d QQ sale price, only J) L 0 Girls' and Boys' Fleeced Union Suits White and random, assorted sizes. Per suit 79c $27.50 JANUARY CLEARANCE of Women's Fine Winter COATS Group No. 1 Former values to $39.75 at Group No. 2 Former values to 1 CI C fl $29.75 at pliJ.DU Children's and Misses' COATS Group No. 1 Former values to $13.95 at Group No. 2 Former values to dC OC $8.95 at $D.VO Corsets and Brassieres at Great Reductions $8.50 Corsets, former values to $5, at Brassieres, in three groups. 65c, 49c and $2.89 ...39c WHITE GOODS SPECIALS Bleached muslin, soft finish, free from starch, firmly woven. 4 n Very special, per yard $u Limit 10 yds. to customer Hope muslin, best quality "1 you can buy. Yard X UC Limit 10 yds. to customer 39-inch fine unbleached muslin. A good width for sheets. Per "1 C yard . IOC 36-inch heavy weight un- 1 7 bleached muslin. Per yard 1 I C Wamsutta fine nainsook for your fine lingerie. Very special at OQ per yard LtuQ, Windsor Washanrede krinkle crepe, white and colors. Per Pillow Cases Pequot pillow cases, 42-inch, each 42c Gold Seal pillow cases, 42-in., each 37c Sheets 81x90 sheets, quality simi- d1 OQ lar to Pepperell. Each PArff 81x90 Dallas sheets. Very J C fine quality. Each v X U 81x90 Pequot sheets, a su- Cl QC perior quality at, each v QO Sheeting 81 -in. bleached sheeting, yard 42c 81 -in. Pepperell sheeting, yard 55c 81-inch unbleached sheeting, yard 42c Toweling 22-in. brown linen crash, yard 19c 17-in. bleached linen crash, yd 17c 17- in. glass toweling, yd 15c 18- in. very fine bleached crash towel ing, extra heavy, very special, yd. 29c Our Big Special MEN'S CAPS Winter Weights Stylish S njj 19 Underwear Union Suits For the man who demands warm outdoor underwear, this suit can not be beat. Snowfall heavy fleeced fine knit cotton yam, all tf! OQ sizes to 46. Per suit J) 1 O Men's Union Suits Same weight as Snow fall, but of a heavier knit yarn. Strongly fleeced. Sizes 34 to 46. (Jjl AQ January clearance price V Medium weight union suits for the man who wants a comfortable fitting garment of lesser weight. Ecru color only. Lock seam stitched. Shaped (J OQ shoulder. All sizes O X 07 Gloves Men's leather faced jersey gloves, tipped A glove that wears equally as well as all leather, yet warm and ser- Q viceable. Per pair JUC Men's gauntlet style, heavy cotton flan- ...48c nel, leather faced and tipped finger gloves. 65c value for Shoes for the Entire Family Men's good wearing fine dress shoes, gun metal and kid leathers, staple comfortable fitting lasts, welt sewed I0 OC soles. Black, tan and brown tJ)Jfci Men's semi-dress welt sewed tan army last officer dress shoe. A very d0 C C popular shoe. Price only J)JUJ Men's and Boys' every day wear shoes. Outing bal style, nailed and Cl QQ sewed soles. Lots of wear, at pLZJO Ladies Oxfords Fine kid stock, combina tion widths, arch support QC construction. Pair PX0cJ Ladies' fine staple semi-dress oxfords. Kid leathers. Arch support j0 AC construction. Pair JJXJ This should be the slogan of all Cass county during the entire year 1925 not as the above illustration would imply, but to "Hit the Roads" for a decided improvement in their condition before another winter sets in. You have not been troubled by any one "Hitting the Road" as above during the past several weeks, nor will you be for several more to come, owing to their neglect at the proper time. The business man, the farmer, the truckman and the pleasure car owner have all shared the grief caused by the condition of the roads in northern Cass county during the pres ent winter. And it has been costly to every one of us. Cass county can really boast of being one of the richest counties in the great state of Nebraska in everything else but good roads, and here is where we take a seat away back in the rear. Most every county surrounding us is either paving or graveling the main highways, at least, and for the sake of all mankind and his little Flivver or his big touring car, let us get into the front row during the year 1925. Lefcus "Hit the Roads" today, tomorrow and all through the year. We'll never regret the cost. Otoe county, to the south of us, has already graveled a large part of its main highways, and residents there have seen the wonderful results of the great improvement this winter, while Cass county towns, farmers and business men have been practically marooned all winter, and the depression in business conditions has been greatly felt all along the line. In the past year alone Otoe county graveled thirty miles of highway twenty north and south and ten east and west at a cost of a trifle over $47,000. This shows what real good road work will do when it is carried out efficiently and economically. Graveling, road maintaining on federal highways and bridge work in Otoe county last year cost only $126,000. Let our slogan for 1925 be "HIT THE ROADS" make it either paving or gravel, as you like, and while it may be a trifle expensive now it will start paying dividends as soon as it is laid and we won't experience another depressing winter of isolation. - This space contributed by the Plattsmouth Journal in the interest of better roads in Cass county. u M