The news-herald. (Plattsmouth, Neb.) 1909-1911, May 17, 1909, Image 8
J-Ilu t) Jiulliiiiw Hill v V T Y ? T T T v V T T T t v T Y T Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Read every line of this aclvertisment and then COME TO OMAHA and let us show you the REAL GOODS, and see how far superior they are to our description ot them. All kinds of bargains in all parts ot our store. You can save enough on your purchases to pay your car fare both ways and buy your dinner. A Great Opportunity to Buy Soaps at Prices that Will Suit you. 23c Cuticura Soap 20c-2!c Packers Tar Soup I5o-20c Pears Soap He 25c Pears Soap I5c-10c Ivory Soap 7c-10c Jap Rose Soap 7c-a bi lot of Sanitol Soap, Jersey Cream Soap, English Proces3 Glycerine Soap, Turkish Bath Soap at 9c per cake, 3 big cake3 Hand Soap for 10c Williams Shaving Soap 5c. Don't Fail to See Our Big Display of Talcum Powders. 25c Colgate Talcum Powder 15c 25c Williams Talcum Powder 15c 25c Mennens Talcum Powder 15c-25c Ponds Extract Talcum Powder He Tetlows Buby Talcum Powder 5c per can. Greatest Bargains Ever in Rubber Goods. $1.50 Fountain Syringes 79c-$1.50 Hot Water bottles 80:-$2.0) Combination Fountain Syringe and Hot Water Bottle 93c $3 00 Ladies Whirling Spray Syringe $1.69 - also a large assortment of HjI Water Bottles and Fountain Syringes from 39: up. Do You Write Letters? Most People Do. It is much easier to write when you have good papers and envelopes. We are offering some good values at WAY DOWN PRICES. S5c box Paper for I5:-I0c Writing Tablets 2 for !5c-3 packages good en velopes tor 10c. We rave paper by the quire or by the ream and velopes to match at low prices. We are offering a good 1 00 Fountain Ten for SI. 25. en- Big Reductions on Perfumes. 75c La Trelle, Jit-key and Azurea Extracts 49c an ounce-75c I inauds Vegetal Toilet Water 49c- 75c Flower Girl Toilet Water 49c- a large assortment of odors like Heliotrope, Whith Rose, Violet, Pansy Blossom, Lily of the Valley and others, regular price 50c, our price 25o an ounce. Face Powders at Cut Prices. 5)c Pozzoni Face Powder 29c-Sanitol Face Powder 27c -Tetlows Swan Down Mc-GOc Rice Powder 35c -La Blanche Face Powder 45c Carmen Powder 45c-R. & CI. Anthea Powder 65c. Marked Down Sale on Tooth Brushes and Tooth Pastes and Powders. All our 35c and 40c Tooth Brushes marked down to i9c-25c Sar.itol Tooth Powder or Paste 15: -25c Sanitol Liquid Tooth Wash-12:. Patent Medicines at Cut Prices. $1.00 Pinkhams Compound 89s-$1.00 Pierces Prescription 89: $1 00 Bromo Seltzer 89c-$1.0() Listerine 89c-ot)c Doans Ki.1r.ey P.l!s 45: 25c Peroxide Hydrogen 15c $1 00 Peruna 89:-$l 50 Oriental Face Cream 99c-$1.00 Pinauds' Hair Tonic 80: $1.0')N'ewbros Herpicide 80c Bargains in Other Parts of the Store. 40c Nail Buffers 19o-25c Manicure Sets 19o-25c Sanitol Face Cream 14o-35c Whisk Brooms 21c-25c and 35c Hand Brushes 19e 10c Styptic Pencil Sc-2 Packages Chewing Gum 5c-$1.00 Hand Mirrors 69o-luc Rolls Crepe Paper 5e-Face Chamois 5c and 10c-Sa-safras Bark 17c pound-Wi!liam3 Shaving Stick 29c. We Buy Direct from Manufacturers and Importers. which gives us a big advantage over our competitors-we sell Too Rub ber Combs for 49:-$l.OO Hair Brushes for 69: -75: Bath Brushes 39;. We can save you money on Bhaving bru dies, Razor Strops and Razors. Cut out this coupon and after making a purchase, present it at the Soda Foun tain and get a glass of Ice Cream Soda f-FREE Y V ? V Y ? t t ? t t ? : t V ? ? ? ? ? t ? ? t ? ? ? V ? ? ? T ? ? IHI 207 and 209 N lGth St., 09 Hotel Loyal Building. Take the Dodge Street Gar and go! off at 16th street then one block north to our store. To All Poorly Paid Men What does pay day mean to you? PerhapH you get just enough to carry you through the month with out a dollar to spare. Perhaps you don't get even this much. If such is the case the Intern at ional Coukesponi) encb Schools, of Scranton.Pa. , would like to get in touch with you. They have raised the sal aries of hundreds of discouraged men and are at this very moment helping hundreds of others to better themselves. Salary raising is the specialty of the I. C. S. If you would like to have your salary raised, drop a postal to Chat) P. Stump IScbraaka City, Neb. He will show you how easily the I. C S. can help you secure pro motion. If you are interested, write the postal NOW. Don't put it olT, you'll forget it. NOW in Iho time. LITTLE LOCALS. See us for sale bills. Pure Soda Water at Gering's. A Conklin Fountain Pen for the grad uate. A Gillette Razor for the busy man at Gering's. A Conklin Fountain Pen for the grad uate. Prescription work a spec!alty at Ge ring's & Co. Prescription work a specialty at Gering's & Co. Julius Johnson spent yesterday in Lincoln with friends. Acorn cigas 5 cents each. Smoke an "Acorn" and be happy. Mrs. Charles Herman spent Saturday visiting friends in Omaha. John Hallstrom left Saturday on a business trip to Royal, Neb. James Johnson is visiting friends at Creston, la., for a few days. Jacob Jones and family are visiting j at Mediopolis, la friend and relatives in Lincoln. Nothing better than a Conklin Foun tain Pen for a birthday present. Israel Pearlman of Omaha transact ing business in the city Saturday. Attorney T. J. Doyle of Lincoln was in the city Thursday on legal business. Fred Hess of Havelock, Neb., was 1 visiting his folks in the city yester day. C. E. Mctzger of Cedar Creek was transacting business in the city Satur , day. Frank Krowlek of Havelock, Neb., was looking after business in the city Saturday. John, Albert and Roy Clarence tf Union were business visitors here Saturday. M. D. Taylor of Louisville was transacting business here the last of the week. Miss Lettie Smith wa3 visiting rela tives at Benson, Neb., the latter part of the week. Jacob and William Schneiderof Cedar Creek were transacting business in the city Saturday. H. E. Weidman and wife were visit ing relatives in the city the latter part of the week. J. F. Wolff, the Cedar Creek mer chant was in the city Saturday trans' acting business. Henry Thierolf of Cedar Creek was looking after some business matters in the city Saturday. Miss Helen Chapman left Saturday for a visit with her sister, Mrs Batell, Bis: Loss In Wheat Area. father of Murray business matters in W. H. Puis and wire looking after the city Saturday. John Lish and W. S. Kitrell of South Bend, Neb., were business visitors in the city Saturday. Washington, May, 17. The winter wheat urea to be harvested th's year is 2, 47$, 000 acres less than the area harvested last year, accordirg to the May government crop report made public today at 1 o'clock p. m. Of the area sown last fait 2. 13,00i) acres have been abandoned owing to the poor sta t that the crop made on account of the dry weather during and after the seed ing period. The condition of the re maining area is 83.5, compared wkh 82.2 a month ago and 89 a year ago. The infant child cf Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gravett died Saturday mornir.p. The parents have the sympathy of the community in their bereavement. quite an extent and at times the kidney secretions were scanty accompanied with pain in passage. Reading about Doan's Kidney Pills, I was led to get a box at Gi ring & Co's. drug store and began their use. They made a marked improvement and entirely relieved me of suffering." (Statement given June 11, 1906.) On December 29, 1903, Mr. Cole added to the above the testimonial I gave two years Rgo endarsing Doan's Kidney Pills. I ad vise anyone afflicted with lumbago or any other kidney disorder to give this remedy a trial." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Miiburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the r.ame-Doan's -and take no other. 93 4 Pure Soda Water at Gerir.g?. Lfgal Notice State of Nebraska. I In County Court. Ca.ni County. In the matter of the estate of Ar.dicw B. Taylur. dl'Ceaxd. To all perwins interested: You are hereby notified that a Icarinor wit1 be haH ut the P.nuntv Cnurt Rmm in fti fnurt lniiHi. at i'laltHmouth, Nebraska, on the Sin day of June A. D. 190".t, upon the report and petition for Anal settlement in the above estate tilled by the administratrix; said hearing to be at nine "I am pleased to renew I o'clock A. M., lieforo which day and hour all oh ... jeetions to aid reort and petition nvist be nlld. Byron Ci.ark. Ali.kn J. Bifshn. Attorney. County Judge. seal 9-6 AdvtrtiMd Letttr LUt. Remaining uncalled for in the post office at Plattsmouth, Neb., May 17, 1909. Mrs. Cory Hickson, Mrs. Em Horn, Miss Alice Johnson, Mrs. Rose Min near (3), Miss Georgia Smith, Mr 3. Charles Zerbe, Giovanni Bachechi, J. L. Edwards, Tony Cangelose, C. F. Jaqua, D. M. Stanley, Hugh Welch, D. Wolf. These letters will be sent to the dead ri t ... II MM - MnoKe "Acorn cigars, xney are letter O.fice May 31, 1909, if not made from the best quality of tobacco, I delivered before. In calling for the and are free smokers. j above please say "advertised" giving Frank Hawksworth of Lincoln made , date of list. C. H. Smith, P. M. a brief visit with his parents in this city the latter part of the week. The stork left a girl baby at MILLINERY SPECIAL i t the Photo- Twice-Told Testimony Call and get prices; A Big Reduction. Mrs. Julia C. Dwyer Opposite Post Office, mouth, Neb. Platts- License Notice. Notice of application of Geo. G. Williamaon for liquor license Notice in hereby piven that Geo G Williamronon the I3'h day of May. 19'9. hied kit petition with the Village Clerk of Muidock. Cans county, Ne braska, an required by the Matutus of the State of Nebraska, and the oidinancea of the Village of Murdock prayinv fur a license to sell malt pintoua and vinous liquors in the building Iocs'' d on lot it. block 1. Murdock. Nebraska, for the fiscal year ondirm May 2. 1'10. Anv object on thereto must be filtd with the Village Clera not late- than Mav 2T. 19 9. Dated at Murdock, Nebraska, April. I?, 19C9. Geo. G. Williamson. 8-6 Applicant Sheriff's Sale. By virtue of an Order of Sale issued by JamrH Riibertmn clerk of the District Court whitin and for ('ass county, Nebraska, and tome riiiectid. I will n the Mth day of June A. U. l'tt'J at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day at the south door of the Court House in said county, sell at public suction to the hiRhest bidder for cash the following res I estate towil: Lot nun.ber fourteen (14.) in block four (1.) in the villas i of Murray. Casa county. Nehraska. the same hang levied upon ana taken as the property of Lelia F. Queen and Albert Queen, de fendants to satisfy a judgment of said court re covered by peter Campbell. Administrator of the estate of Thomas I.. Campbell, deceased plaintiff against said defendants, I'lattsmnuth Neb., May 12lh. A. 1). im C. D. QUINTON. 8-1 Sheriff Cass County. Nebraska. 220E 3EZT Rich Roast Beef. i After all there is nothing so good as a good ROAST cooked well. We have the knack of cutting and tying up a roast that make3 it cook well and taste well. Send orders in by either phone. One (unsman & Ramge norzzEEmor 2E o home of Gus Olson of the Olson graph Co., and Gus is all smiles. j j Mrs. A. L. Tidd and her mother left j Plattsmouth People Are Doing I Saturday for a week's visit with friends and relatives in Ashland and Lincoln. On Saturday C. C. Tarmele shipped by express a very fine Shetland pony to Postmaster A. II. Hyres of Havelock, Neb. Mrs. Dameron of Columbus, Neb., who was the guest of George Poisal and family for n few days, returned home Saturday. 5 ADVERTISING SUPREME. Advertising has become the greatest factor in modern salesmanship as well as the greatest factor in modern pub lishing solely because of the new atti tude toward advertising taken by tke business world. Arthur Capper in To peka (Kan.) Capital. All They Can for Fellow Sufferers. Plattsmouth testimony has been pub lished to prove the merit of Doan's Kidney Pills to others in Plattsmouth who suffer from bad backs and kidney ills. Lest any sufferer doubt that the cures made by Doan's Kidney Pills are thorough and lasting, we produce con firmed proof -statements from Platts mouth people saying that the cures they told of years ago were permanent. Here's a Plattsmouth case: W. T. Cole, retired farmer, COS Lo cust street, Plattsmouth, Nebr, says; "I contracted kidney trouble while Berving in the army. There was a dull, heavy ache and lameness across the mall of try buck thut annoyed me to Graduation Presents The time is drawing near when you will be looking around for grad uation presents. A handsome book will fre quently fill the bill. See our stock and you'll go no further. J. W. Larkin & Co. i