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We are going to continue our stock reduction sale for the next
thirty days only. The prices quoted below are only for stock on
hand, and in HO case will goods be ordered at these prices. Every
article listed is a real bargain, and represents only a few of the
many that we are offering you at this time.
, '.rpt?-
10 per cent Discount on all SHOTGUNS and RIFLES!
Lawn Mowers!
Two Drummer lawn mowers, 16-inch, were S3.00, now :
u Liberty 4 4 .75 , 44
One 16-inch Blue Star, ball bearing lawn mower, was $8.00, now
44 Gold Star, 44 44 44 . 44 44 9.50, 44 j.
41 18-inch 4 44 1 0.00, 44 .
4 i it j2 50 44
44 17-inch Royal 44 4 4 44 41 13.50, 44 .
44 18-inch Grand 44 44 44 41 44 13.50, 44 .
$2.00
"3.25
. 5.50
7.00
7.50
. 8.75
9.50
9.50
Gasoline Stoves!
Four 3-burner Quick Meal gasoline stoves, were $10.50, now $7.50
Two 2- " " 8.50, " 6.75
Four 3- " Junior 4.23, " 3.25
SAD IRONS!
12 Marvel Gasoline Sad Irons, were $5.00, now S3.G0
LITTER CARRIERS!
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23.00, " 17.50
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GASOLINE ENGINES!
One 4-horse Fairbanks gasoline engine, was $185.00, now .... $135.00
7H-horse Chopie gasoline engine - 1 - - . 150.00
4-horse Waterloo Boy gasoline engine, friction clutch, mounted - - - 110.00
BASE BURNERS!
One No. 60 Radiant Home base burner, were $52.50, now . . - . $45 00
" " 16 48.00, 44 . . - 41.50
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SPADES!-
From 5Gc Up
Other steel goods
in proportion.
i RANGES! c
One P. B. Copper Clad range, formerly sold for $71.50, now $60.00
" No 8135 Majestic range, was $62.50, now 56.00
" " 645 57.50, " 5Loo
" 18-inch Radiant Home range, was $50.00, now 40.00
" Blue Enamel Quick Meal range, was $81.50, now .s. 69.00
Two 18-inch " " " high closet, reservoir, and formerly sold for
$52.50, now 44.00
Two 18-inch Foster ranges, with reservoir and high closet, were $45.00, now 35.00
One 18-inch Majestic range, slightly used, was $57.50, now 40.00
LANTENS!
No. 2, Cold Blast, that sold for $1 .00, now 75c
s" 1. .05, " 40c
" 2, Copper Lanterns, that Bold for $1.50, now $1.15
Three Dozen Hand Sickles, that sell
for 25c, now 15c
Washing Machines!
One Maytacr power washer, was ?25.00, now $20.00
" A. M. C. A. power washer, was $22.50, now 18.00
ui rf,7 s.
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Common Wheelbarrows, that have always sold for $2.00, now i An
Garden were $3.75, now !!!"!!!!.'!."!!!!!'!""!! 2 75
Extra large Garden Wheelbarrows, that were $4.75, now ! !!!!.."!!.'!.'.' !!."!.!.'.'.' ." 3 75
Everything in the Hardware Line Will Be Discounted
Nothing Held Back!
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Plattsmouth, Nebraska C
COMPLETION OF THE
n. umm
Building Will Be Open for Inspec
tion Saturday and Everybody
Is Invited.
Tli artist. J. K. Huiinn.'ilii.l,
yesterday afternoon piu c.i (he
last o( I hi' tiiiiliiii- (i.ufln's at the
M. W. A. building, which is to be
dedicated next Saturday night.
Tin- last Lit of ceiling in' the cor
ridor and liallway below was put
mi yt'.-liTday by h, carpenters
ami painted .y Mr. Hummerlield.
Tlic building will be open for in
spection tn tin- public Saturday
afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock,
when everyone will be welcome to
go tliroiiidi tlii? buildinu' and see
for tlicinselvcs wliat a line inu
liriiveiuent the palatial home of
the Woodmen will be over tho
ramshackle building that decorat
ed the site formerly.
The exercises in the evenins
will be open to Woodmen and their
families, and the exercises will be
in keeping with the elegant
structure the Woodmen will dedi
cate. There are more than 300
Woodmen belonifins to the local
camp, and the several camps in
the county are invited to send
delegations, so that the Woodmen
family alone will be more than
sufllcient to (ax the seating cap
acity of the lai'ffe hall.
There will be band and or
chestral music and speeches by
some of the leading men of the
fraternity in Nebraska, and a larjre
and enthusiastic meeting of the
Woodmen is expected.
The following pniam will be
jiiven in the eveninir at the
dedicatory exercises :
Hand Will 1'lay at the Knt ranee
M. W. A. Orchestra.
Address Judye A. J. Heeson
Address Mayor John P. Saltier
Solo Miss Lucile Hales
Address N. C. Pratt
Solo Mrs. . V, Eaton
M. W. A. Orchest ra.
Stereoptican Views of Woodmen
Sanitarium at Colorad Springs
by E. E. Rosier.
Refreshments.
Dance and Social.
Former Residents of Cass County.
Frank E. Caldwell and wife of
!. Cloud, Florida, arnveti here
Mnii. lay eeniiiii' and are i. i t inir
at the hoMeo f S. W. (iiton. They
hae been reidents ..f Florida the
past two ears and in early days
of Cas county history were resi
dents. Mr. Caldwell left here in
IStH'i. He was in the same com
pany ilurinur the war as Henrv
Hubbard and Amandas Heach.
They lived at He!leue, where Mr. j
Orion became acquainted. Mr.
C.aldwell ay another old Cas j
comity citien, Iau Johnson, re- j
sides at SI. Cloud. Weepinj; Wa-
It llcpublican.
COMBINATION SOCK
fli HOSE SHOWER
SCHOOL WILL NOT BE
GIN UNTIL MONOAT SEPT. 9
At a special meeliiif; of the
school board last night, to consid
er the resignation of Mrs. M. How
land as teacher of art in the pub
lic schools, the resignation was
accepted. Miss Ellen Windham
was elected to the position made
vacant by the resignation of Mrs.
Howland. It was decided at this
meeting- to have the school begin
on Monday, September 9, instead
of on September 2, a's stated In
yesterday's Journal. Hy opening
the school on September I) the
children will have an opportunity
to attend the state fair at Lincoln.
This is a wise move on the part of
I he board and w ill no doubt be ap
preciated by the pupils who wish
to see the fair.
WEDDED 111 HUE
SOUTH DAKOTA
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mi. in .uiisemau ana riorence
Wilkinson were quietly married at
Ardmore, S. )., Tuesday, April 0,
1912. The bride is the daughter
of John Wilkinson, and she was
born and grew to womanhood
here, where she lias a host of
friends. She taught in the Avoca
schools last year. The groom is
the son nf Mr. and Mrs . Henry
Maseman. He is an industrious
young man, and is at present
working in I he hardw are store at
at Avoca. where she lias a host of
future home. Th"ir many friends
wish them a long and ha;ipy wed
ded life, and the Journal extends
congratulations ami !:o;e their
cup of joy may be tilled too t in
flowing. v
Demonstrating at Kroehler's.
Kroehler Urol hers are meeting
wilh tine success demonstrating
the Malleable range this week.
They have sold several already,
With I he best of the week el to
coine. step in at their store ami
Iry Ihe hot biscnils baked in a
.Malleable iai)ue oeii. The dem
onstrator will only be loo glad to
wail, nil you and explain the ex
cellent points about the range.
Finishes His Threshing.
Jacob Meisinuer and wile re-
j turned from the farm yesterday,
'where I hey have been almost a
j week assisting their sons with Hie
threshing' and id her fall work. The
rains coming so frequently, al
though not heavy, were sullicient
to stop shock threashing for
several hours each day. The
threshing: on Mr. Meisinger's farm
was finished Tuesday night, and
take it all around the small grain
crop lias yielded fairly well.
Wheal went from 12 to 25 bushels
and oats about 35 bushels per
acre. Considering: the frequent
early rumors that Ihe lack of
moisture was going- to cut short
all sorts of crops, the present
crop yield ought to go a long- way
toward reducing; the price of some
of the necessities.
Driving Horse Wanted.
Would like to trade a new buggy
for a gentle driving- horse.
W. T. Richardson,
Mynard, Neb.
Don't forget! The Journal
office It prepared to do all kinds
of fancy job work. Give us a trial.
Special Examination.
A special examination for
teachers is being held at County
Siipt riiiu'iident Miss Foster's
o'ice today. Those from out-of-
town aking part were: Miss Ab
bie Cole of Weeping: Water, Mis
ses .lutldh and Donna Slraub of
Avoca, Miss lirelchen Hoeck of
South Omaha, Miss Opal Hesack
Springlield, Miss Etta Schwartz of
Xchawka, Miss Irma Squires of
Wabash.
Food and Consumption.
The foundation of consumption
is poor digestion, a decline in the
work of the digestive glands. The
physician tries to create in the
patient good appetite and to bring
the organs to their regular work
ing capacity. He sends him to a
healthy climate, gives him sun
shine, appetizing and strengthen
ing food and keeps him cheerful.
Consumption in its first stage is
curable and the best medicine is
food. In many cases loss of ap
petite is the ilrst symptom of this
terrible sickness. This should be
sullicient for everybody to treat
loss of appetite at once. The
best remedy for it is Triner's
Eli.vir of Hitter Wine. It will clean
out Ihe intestines and keep them
clean, will stimulate all organs lo
work, will strengthen the nerves.
At drug stores. Jos. Triner, 1333
133'.) S. Ashland Ave., Chicago, J.
In Honor of Miss Rose Novotnf
and Mr. Guy Kopp, Bride and
Groom.
At the pleasant home oT Mrs. A.
W. Vetesnik, sister of the hriJa-lo-be,
a combination hose and
sock shower was given last even
ing, in honor of Miss IUm
Novotny and Mr. (iuy Kopp, whose
nuptials are to be celebrated next
week. The guests of honor and
t lie company of young people were
entertained by various games.
among others a guessing contest
was engaged in, in which Miss
Hessie Holly won the kinir nri
and Miss Heena Kopp the booby.
A second game of the same char
acter result ed in the king prize
going to (iuss Kopp and Miss Hose
Xovotny, while the booby nrize
was awarded to Miss Lou Guth-
mann.
The visitation of the shower
was one of the exciting features
of the evening. Instead of having
the recipients seated under an
umbrella and showering the
hosiery on them, Miss Novotny
and Mr. Kopp were required to
lake up the loose end of a twine
cord and follow and wind it up.
Ihe cord lay under tables, chairs,
sofas and every conceivable niee
of furniture, taking the seekers
through four rooms up to a re
ceptacle tilled with hosiery.
Hoth instrumental and vocal
music, was enjoyed by the com
pany and delicious refreshments
were served.
Those present, were: Misses
Anna Jirousek, Hessie Holly, Alba
and Mary Jirousek, Alma Holly,
Eou (inlhinann, Fee Novotny,
Mary Svoboda, Gladys Sleinhauer,
Heena Kopp, Mary Novolny, Hose
Novolny, Cecil Sehiappacasse and
Messrs. Gus Kopp, Tone Toman,
Adolph Cechal, Julius Kalasek,
Frank Hukacek, Edgar Sleinhauer,
Will Smith, Emit Lorenzo.
Otto Wurl, wife and babe, ac
companied by City Clerk H. G.
Wurl, were passengers to Omaha
on the morning train loday to
spend Ihe day.
For Sale.
100 acres improved land be
tween Murray and Nehawka.
Write Miss Gertie M. Pittman,
Fort Klamath, Oregon.
Removes to Bruno. v
Joseph Svoboda and family will
rejnove to Hruno, where lie. wilt
engage in Ihe carpenter trade,
Mrs. Svoboda and the children
took the train for that village, this
morning. As soon as Joe can get
a car in which lo load his house
hold goods he will ship them.
Constipation causes headache,
indigestion, dizziness. For a mild,
opening medicine, use Doan's
Hegulls. 25c a box at all stores.
J. J. Schneider and wife came
down from Cedar Creek on the
morning train today and looked
after business matters for the day.
Miss Ada Tweed of Seattle,
Washington, who has been a guest
of Mrs. W. A. Hobeilson for a
lime, left for her home this afternoon.
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The time to buy is now the place is at C. li. II 'es
cort's Sois Jlig Harvest Sale
The interest in the Big Harvest Sale increases as the peo
ple are more firmly convinced of the great price-reductions we
are making in order to prepare for Fall business. If you can
use anything in Clothing or Furnishings now or within the next
eight or twelve months
EZ1 "OVV IS THE TIME TO BUY! Z
Look through the big stock which we are placing at your
disposal: Note the character of the gixxls offered the style,
the workmanship, the fabrics, and you will need nothing further
to convince yon that the time to buy is now. We give below
, some hints of the big values included in the sale, but they are
merely a drop in the bucket compared with the big array of bar
gains you will find awaiting you here:
Men's and Youths' Suits!
$:!0.00 quality
25.00 "
18.00 "
$23.75
19.87
19 A
18.00 (special) 6$&
15.00 quality XqM
15.00 (special) g gg
Odd Trousers!
Fancy Soft Shirts!
(With and Without Collars)
$1.25 quality now 98o
1.00 " 79o
Work Shlrtat
50c quality now 39
Children's Wash Suits at Half Price!
C. E. Wescott's Sons
$4.00 quality now
3.50 " " .
3.00 " .
2.00 " .
$2.98
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