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and for the next few weeks you will be able to purchase your needs from this large line of
New Fall and Winter Goods at almost your own price. No matter what the former selling
price was, we are offering you the unrestricted choice of all our
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at a ireat Sacrifice!
We are more than thankful for the splendid patronage which has enabled us to greatly in
crease the volume of our sales during the past few months, and you will be thankful if you
take advantage of the many chances we offer you at this time, the Christmas season
en's and Hoy's loihing, vercoate, enft's Furnishings,
Grafts, aps, Shoes and Underwear
are going at Challenge Sale prices. Don't fail to call and see the magnificent bargains we
are offering you. Many of our patrons will profit by the very special offerings of this store
during the next month. Be one of them, by calling and make your selections early. Our
prices have been the sensation of the town, and during the next month we are going to
drive the knife a little deeper, and the cut in prices will be still greater.
We have a Large Line of Furs that are Included in this Sale!
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"THE HOME OF GUARANTEED VALUES"
V. ZU&KER, Manager Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Remember that this Store can Dress Every Member of Your Family in the Latest Style!
MURDOCK.
Special Correspondence. J
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Mrs. George Pickwell was shop
piug in Omaha last Saturday.
Miss Opal Itcsack, who loaches
north of Aho, spent Saturday and
Sunday wilh her parents and
other relatives.
Miss Mary Miller returned Fri
day from Wahoo, Neb., where she
has spent the past six weeks.
Mrs. Anna lliirkhohler of Lin
coln was a guest of Mrs. Matt
Thimcgan over Sunday.
Miss (ieorgia Moon of Ashland
spent several days here last week
wilh her sister, Mrs. Kdna Jones
and family.
The many friends of Merle Mc
Donald are pleased to know be is
gelling along nicely and hope to
sen him hack home in the near
future.
Mrs. II. M. Meall of Omaha
visited here several days last week
with relatives.
Mrs. Kdna Jones was in Omaha
Saturday.
Miss KM a Sorick and Miss
Christ i Herman of Lincoln were
gnosis at the Sorick home over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson
of Wabash spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Hay Bobbin.
The Klmwtmd High school
basketball team came over and
played our High school team last
Friday afternoon. A largo num
ber witnessed the panic, which
was a Rood one. At the end tho
Hrore, stood It to 12 jn favor of
Murdoek.
Invitations have been issued for
tho marriage of Miss Marie,
Rchwoppo to Will Loutchens,
which will take place Thanksgiv
ing day.
MrH. Harry Davis left Saturday
morning for Liberty, Neb., where
she visited a short time. Mr.
Davis accompanied her as far as
Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Koenig and
i son, Elton, or I'lymouui, ici).,
were guests of the Hrani'kle home
over Sunday .
Charles Kupke is building: a line
Injured at Shops.
(ius Kupp bad the misfortune
yesterday afternoon while em
ployed on the freight car repair
track to receive a fall which put
him out of business for a lime,
and will place him on the disabled
list for some days. He was work
ing on a freight car when he lost
large farm residence on his place! bis finding
northeast of town .
Mr. and Mrs. John Amgwert and
daughter, Marvel, spent Sunday
wilh home folks near Alvo.
Many ills come from Impure
blood. Can't have pure blood wilh
faulty digestion, lazy liver and
luggish bowels. Itiirdock Mood
Hitlers strengthens stomach,
bowels and liver, and purities the
blood.
ond fell upon the
of the car, bruising
Card of Thanks.
Frank Platzer, from near Cedar
Creek, was in the cily last Satur
day, and while here called at the
Journal olllce anil requested us,
through the columns of this
paper, lo clxend his thanks lo the
voters of Iload District. No. 2 for
their support ami interest taken
in his recent election as overseer.
He is very thankful to each and
everyone of you, and takes this
method of expressing himself.
brake-rods
him badly.
Al llenner, oneo f the llremen
at the boiler bouse, while at work
Monday collided wilh the end of a
bolt, puncturing his left eyelid
and disfiguring that organ badly,
lie is in the hands of the relief
doctor and will be on the disabled
lis! for a few days.
After a heavy meal take a couple
of Doan's Hegulets, and givo your
stomach, liver and bowels tho help
they will need. Regulels bring
easy, regular passages of the
bowels.
For coughing, dryness anr
tickling in tho throat, hoarseness
and all roughs and colds, lake
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
Contains no opiates. For sale, by
Fricke & Co.
Misses Catherine and Kdilh
Dovey were Omaha passengers
this morning In meet their broth
er, (leorge, who has been attend
ing school at (iraud Island. He
will spend his Thanksgiving
vacation with the homo folks.
Good Boy.
"The Journal extends congratu
lations to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Wnlcolt of Klmwnod on tho ar
rival at their homo recently of an
eight-pound baby daughter. May
the little lady live long to be a
great comfort lo Pa and Ma Wal
rolt as down Time's rugged path
way they glitle.
President Appoints Committee.
President Pollock of the Com
mercial club has named the com
mittee provided for at the meet- j
ing of tho club last Thursday
night. The following-named busi
ness men constitute the com
mittee: C. A. Ilawls, chairman; C.
C. Parmele, K. II. Wescott, 11. J.
Hayes, Carl Fricke, M. S. Hriggs
and J. P. Faller, seven of the most
progressive hustling men of the
town. The committee will meet
soon at the call of the chairman
! and no doubt arrange for the can
!vass of the cily for membership
llickels. The proposition we feel
sure will meet Willi nearly re
sponse from the citizens of the
cily and vicinity. One gentleman,
who is temporarily.in the cily, will
contribute $25 toward the enter
prise and maybe more before the
canvass is finished. A live Y. M.
C. A. in the town will be one of
the best enterprises as an induce
ment for young men lo locale that
we could sel going, ami we expect
to sie the list of members grow
rapidly from the commencement
of tho canvass.
Kverybody's friend Dr. Thom
as' Kcleclic Oil. Cures tooth
ache, earache, soro throat. Heals
cuts, bruises, scalds. Slops any
pain.
Hev. Father M. A. Shine, with
his guest, Father O'Hrien, of Daw
son, Neb., departed for Steinaur,
Neb., this morning, whero Father
Sbino will deliver tho Thanksgiv
ing day sermon tomorrow.
Hark! Listen 1 Attend I
The ladies of St. Mary's C.uild
of St. Luke's Kpiscopal church
will hold their annual sale of
fancy work al Nenietz's old stand
on Friday, December 8, and their
market on tho day following.
Those who aro discriminating will
do their Christmas shopping
early. Furthermore, they will do!
their shopping at this sale, where
I hey can get the most for their
money. Don't forget the sale.
The - many friends of E. H.
Hooth, who has been quite sick,
will bo pleased to learn thai there
is a slight improvement in his
condition today.
GREENWOOD.
J (Special Correspondence.)
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Mrs. Long is away visiting her
parents in Kansas.
School closed Wednesday for
Thanksgiving vneal ion.
Thomas Paine has been on the
sick list the pasl xwek.
We are having plenty of wind
and a variety of w eal her.
Our town wi ll is slill a thing of
the future. Heller hurry up,
John.
Mr. and Mrs. Minbl were call
ing on friends jn Ibis vicinity last
week.
Mrs. Leonard Anderson visited
last week wilh her parrnts al
Itelhauy.
Van Conn fractured his right
radius last Thursday while
cranking his auto.
Mr. unit Mrs. Fuliucr of Ash
laud are visiting their son, A. I),
Fulmer, of this community.
Dr. E. L. Jones reports a line
young son at Peter Mockcn
baupt's home, which was born on
November 29.
Some of our boys that took in
the Cornhusker-Wolverine fool
ball game, seem to have come
away wilh a little extra ca'sh and
a little jag thrown in.
It appears that chickens aro out
of Iho market, as no quotations
are being sent our merchants.
While moving his sbeller to
John (iraham's last Friday Arthur
Conn was thrown from bis water
wagon by a span of fructious
mules and rendered unconscious
for a lime.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. llayden of
Wallace, Neb., spent a few days
with Dr. Jones and family last
week. Then Mrs. Jones and her
little daughter, Eleanor, accom
panied them lo Nevvkirk, Okla.,
where I hey will spend Thanks
giving wilh Mrs. llayden and Mrs.
Jones' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Houston. They will also meet
their two other sisters there.
Chamberlain's Stomacn and
Liver Tablets do not sicken or
gripe, and may be taken with per
fect safety by the most delicate
woman or the youngest child. The
old and feeble will also find them
a most suitable remedy for aid
ing and strengthening their weak
ened digest ion and for regulating
the bowels. For sale by F. (.
Fricke & Co.
Meet With Mrs. Charles Troop.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
First Presbyterian church held a
very pleasant meeting at the
prelly home of Mrs. Charles
Troop yesterday afternoon. On
account or the very cold weather
there was not so many of the
ladies present, but those in at
tendance did have a very nice
lime, as Mrs. Troop is a splendid
entertainer. The regular busi
ness session was held, after which
the ladies indulged in a social
lime. Mrs. Troop served a dainty
luncheon, which was very much
appreciated.
Buff Orphlngtons.
Wo still have several fine pul
lets and cockerls for sale. First
buyers have picking choico at 50o
each. Trye one for Thanksgiving.
Remember eggs are selling at 2 c
each. J. M. Young, Upper Chi
cago Ave.
Ilching, torturing skin erup
tions disfigure, annoy, drive one
wild. Doan's Ointment brings
quick relief nnd lasting cures.
Fifty cents at any drug store.
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