THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1914.
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PLATTSMOUTH SEIYII-WnEKLY JOURNAL.
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Having purchased Advo
and Blue Label Ketchup in large quantities,
we can ofler you the regular 2.5c size at
19c
Besides Ketchup, we will have a table full
of other bottled and canned goods that we
will sell at below standard price, as long as
they last. This holds good all week, but on
Saturday we will continue our method of
giving double coupons with every cash pur
chase, payment on account, or produce
brought in. We will also give with every
cash purchase of $10.00 a guaranteed alum
inum stew pan.
Saturday, September 26th,
is the last Saturday before the close of the Piano contest,
and we are desirous of giving you an opportunity to help
your friend in the contest without extra cost to you. So
for that purpose we are offering you a few things at below
standard price. The principle on which we conduct our
business is to give each and every one a square deal, and to
buy in such quantities that we can give you the benfit of
it. We have your interests in mind, and are as well pleased
as you are when we can be the means of saving you money.
We try to keep well sup
plied with fresh fruits and vegetable of every
variety, but on Saturday we make a greater
effort to have on hand everything that the
market supplies.
Our Dry Goods Depart
ment is well supplied with new Fall Dress
Goods and Silks, and have just received
some beautiful pieces of Silk Crepes at $1.00
per yard. This material makes up especial
ly attractive in the new tunic styles. We
also have just received a trial shipment of
new Fall ready made dresses and shirts,
beautifully made, and of excellent material,
at prices that cannot be equaled in the city.
Do not forget our double coupon offering on
Saturday.
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Shoes of Quality
SIX O'CLOCK STAG" DIN
NER IN HONOR H.H. SIN
CLAIR, MGR. WATER GO.
for Yomen!
We've never shown such a fine
line of Women's Shoes in exclusive
and beautiful models as we are
greeting our trade with this season
We select from the most noted
makers of women's shoes the best
shoes they turn out.
"Quality" is what we dote on in
all our choice and exclusive lines
of women's shoes.
-New Fall Creations!-
Dull or Bright Leathers.
Cloth and Dull Leathtr Tops.
Medium and Low Toes.
Cuban Heels and Low Heels
$2.75, $3.00, $3.50 to $5.00
Fctzcr s Si!?
tore.,
BETTER SHOES
I.a-I MMiinsr a very pleasant
r. iiYlc.ck -'.-la:.'" dinner was giou
by ?.?r. I.j mi Minr at his Intuit'
in honor of II. II. Sinclair, former
manager of Iho water company,
who departed today fur (In- ast
where he will i iaki' his 1 1 1 1 in
Hi.' futmevThe dinner was a most
delirious and .-1 1 1 1 1 1 t i ms one and
iin-atly y-il by tin gen t lemon
li wt-l'i.' pli'-si-nt I" I i.i " it. A 1 1
Hie dinner liail been disposed of
Mm guests spent several hours
vciy plt-a-antly in visiting with
hf gues of honor an. I expressed
I lit i r regret at losing him from
their midst, but expressed their
heartiest best wi.-hes for his
future ueees in Iioston where
he will locate. Mr. Sinclair depart
ed this morning on No. in for the
east. Those wlio were present at
I he pleasant occasion were Mes--ers
C. II. Tax lor. . A. Robert -son.
.Nelson Jean. . J. YVeyrirh,
II. II. Sinclair and the ho-t Mr. L.
A. Minor.
man. The many friends of Mr. an
Mrs. I.ushinsky will rejoice with
them in their jrood fortune ami
trust that the little son may live
fo he a joy and comfort lo them
in their old n-re.
This mornin.Lr at the home of
Phil lluhhard and wife on South
Fifth street a little daughter was
left hy the stork to make hrit-'hter
their home. The little stranger
weighed nine pounds and if the
testimony of the proud father can
he 'aken without dould one of the
sweetest and hriyhtest children
that ever made their appearance
in this city. The mother an. I little
daughter are hoth doinir nicely
and Phil has recovered sulVieiently
!o he on deck as usual.
Buy your stationery
Journal office.
at the
430 Bushels of Apples.
I will oiler for sale at my
farm J miles south and miles
east of Ashland, my apples hy the
tree, on Thursday. Octoln r 1st.
ale commencing at o'clock p.
m. W. It. Uan.
Isabel Richey's Writings.
We have a numh.'r of honks of
the writings of the late Mrs. Isa
bel Richer, and friends desiriuir
a copy of Ihese lale wri!in.-s can
procure Ihem at the Journal for
si. 00 each.
Wedding stationery at the
Journal office. t
Blank books of all kinds at the
Journal office.
THE PIANO CONTEST AT
11. 11 SOENKIGHSEN'S
lielow is the list of the con
testants now i tiiinin'-' in the piano
contest coii.lucie.i hy H. M. Soell
ichseii. All those holdiiiLT coupons
will please see that they are re
gistered or j-rien to the iroper
person before Sepleinber .'Ut!l. N "
coupons will accepted after that,
date, as the contest expires at l
p. in. Wednesday. Sepleinber :illh.
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'.'irisi iau church . . .
Veruie Campbell . . .
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THE STORK GETS
BOSY AGAIN AND GLAD'
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto
l.ushinksy was pladene.l Tuesday
noon when a bright little son
and heir made his appearance at.
their home and in a lusty voice
announced his arrival. This is the
Ills! child in the family, and is an
object of the greatest admiration
from the relatives of the little
c i.-.i It.
You var.t y.-jiir li-n:i layir.,-; now r f all tirrif. cf
year, whctiicr j;u c--, ot j-i: i liavc a lev; uvziz
to supply J''r own laniiiy. Cv in an J ct
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an-! jo-.i ivsll man !v? jjcttii; a!' t!.; vt.;: y o-.s
want. It J.-', iii-I-c I'cn--- l?y ;-;'.:ur::.itjCi Xo
i! it or your money back.
Ixok out f r K''u ?t tf-.is tii-'r ri : Jj'-rri'iir rf t'l
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J. V. EGENBERGER, Plattsmouth.
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The Best Dance Floor and the Very Best
Music in the City.
EVERYBODY ISWIT
Bmygn"yH tiy o j- n' 0 -iss iy up vip i
THE LAST BAND CON
CERT OF THE SEASON
The following' is the proirram
for the IhiilinKton band concert
to be given at (iarliehl park
Thursday evening:
March, "North Wind ..Chambers.
Selection from "Torcpiato Tasso"
Doni.elt i
Muphonium Sol.i, "ltockeil in the
Cradle of the Deep. . . . HlIinson.
Mr. 't H. Holly.
Waltz, "Loveland" . . . .lloliuann
Selection from "Fifty Miles from
Hoston" Cohan
Duet for Clarinet and Cornet..
"Serenade" Till.
Messers Avard and Schulhof.
Rag, "Frozen Hill" Pryor.
CHILDREN OF UNFOR
TUNATE WOMAN 00 TO NE
BRASKA CHILDREN'S HOME
FALL FESTIVAL
Omaha
SEPT. 30 TO OCT. 10
1914
WORLD AT HOEVJE SHOWS
Every afternoon and evening.
tl-ai parade Fraternal Parade
EEven?ng Octf 7. Afternoon Oct. 8.
HOME COMING WEEK OCT. 5 TO 10
f rrDo Attend the Territorial Pioneers Ke-union,
Sept. 30 to Oct. 3.
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Bargain Farm.
Consisting of 2i0 acres, ir0
miles west of Omaha, 5 miles
from SI. Paul, 2 miles from War
saw. All level land. 8 room house,
ben built 5 years. Good barn,
double corn crib, cattle shed,
chicken house. Elegant grove.
Hood bearing orchard. Close to
school and church. 27 acres of al
falfa and iO acres level pasture.
Terms very favorable. For further
particulars see Will Richardson
at Mynard. l)-2i-d&wtf
The two children belonging lo
Mrs. Tony Hutchison, the lady
who was found dead at her home
in Weeping Water last week from
the effects of an attack of
epilepsy have been gien to the
Nebraska Children's Home which
will care for them until they can
be placed in good Christian homes
in the stale. The husband and
father who deserted his family
has not yet showed up, and it is
to he hoped for the sake of the
children that he reniins forever
out of their lies, as they can not
stand in the way of receiving he
proper care and attention that
was denied them in their h e,
and which resulted in the death of
Mrs. Hutchinson through abuse
and neglect. These little ones are
sincerely to be pitted.
Miss Augusta frlengedohf
- VIOLINIST and SOLOIST
Woodman Kail
SATURDAY
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Hessie Wiles TS '.i7
F.lla Xolling 7 i ii5
Anna Wagner 21) ':
.lo.-ie Shebalka ii
C.ladys Coiner i( OSu
Flla Ncii ma ii 10."
irma Shera 21) .'5
Harold Croskary 2t' COO
Mrs. R F. Wampler .. 25 2:35
Presbyterian church .. 2.'J 725
Hertha Jackson 23 (5(
Cosmopolitan Club ... 203
Mis. E. Moreland 22 (.75
Fred KalVenberger 20 710
I.ucile Kiser U 150
Caroline Lahoda i '.00
Virginia Tuey 1 :iCo
Agues Krecek 8 800
Mrs. .Tno. McC.ee 8 015
Mrs. Wm. Cravitt 8 550
Herlha Schubich -4 'i30
Alfred C-reen 1 -M0
Mrs. (Ins Keil 1 3.')5
Ethel Lewis 1 230
dace Hunter 1 085
Mrs. Philip llirz 1 055
Mrs. Wm. Simons 1 000
It is a recognized fact among
moving picture producers that
there are very few lilins that can
be repeated, but t he Ainbious
Masterpiece Satan has that in
tangnble something, which pulls
people, back to see it, and it has
bceii playing return dates to big
ger business everywhere, than
when it was first shown, and is
one of the greatest, financial suc
cesses that was ever made. It will
be shown at the C.em. Thursday
Sept. 2i, and will no doubt, main
tain its record here, prices 10-1 5c.
KOTICE
To Business College Pupils.
All Iho-e that ild not take the
examination for diploma.1- at the
lime the oppoil u n i I y a o'ered
llo'ii at Hie end o tln term, and
-fill de-iie to do mi, arrange
ments will be made for i hem.
To all lhoe thai look the ex
amination. I wi-di lo announce
lui their diplomas will be i
sued from I nauulion's practical
Husiness College headquarters'-,
ill .a-hille, Teim.. pro ided they
hac pase.I a .-at isfactory exain
in:;l in.
J lrauhoi!s College issues
diplomas lo a great number of
students, and there are a great
mass of papers to be carefully
looked over, and several months
sometimes lapse before the facul
ty can issue ii. However. I have
written prof. .Jno. rau g lion, in
regard fo sending: the diploma's
at. once, and an of those that
took the examination, may write
to him if t hey wish to do so.
Any of Hie Plillsmoulh lius-
i!H'-s college pupils, who desire to
continue their work at the luis
j!e college, in New ton, Iow a,
may do so without extra cost of
tuition.
C. II. Herhoi-f.
P-2 l-Jtd.
Dizzy Head Fluttering Heart
Floating Specks.
These are signs of kidney and
bladder trouble. You'll have
headaches too, backaches and be
tired all over, lioii't wait longer,
but take Foley's Kidney Pills at
once. Your miserable sick feel
ing will be gone. You will sleep
well, eat well and grow strong
ami active again. Try Ihem. Far
sale bv all druggists.
Have you seeu our .'5.50 and $i.00
Weyerberg's Special work shoes
Electric Shoo Store. P-ll-tfd
Buy your stationery at the
Journal office.
Watch and Jewelry
-Repairing a Specialty-
I have opened a watch and
repair shop in Plattsmouth,
and prepared to do all kinds
of repairing on short notice.
All work guaranteed and
prices right.
Emil Kliment
Plattsmouth :-: Riley Block
Special Notice.
In order to accomodate the im
mense crowds lhat attend the hig
Serial Picture The Trey O
Hearts, every Friday we hae
decided lo show the Tres '
Hearts both in the (lein and Crarnl
theatres. First show at the Com
at 7 p. m. Second show at the
Crand at 7 :.'!0 p. ui. Don't forget
our special matinee eery Friday
from :; to 5 p. in.
Corrugated Roofing.
Co l my prices on Corrugated
Roofing and Steel Tanks before
buying elsewher e or sending away
from home. W. T. Richardson,
Mynard, Neb. P-l i-2ws.Kw
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WE DELIVER
-to any part of the city -
H
att & Son
Telephone No. 4
They see the light. The
heaviness in automobile construction
was thought to be the right thing until
Henry Ford built the light, strongModel
T. Tiiat Fords now outnumber any
other car, three to one, proves that
Henry Ford is right. And so now they
are all advertising lightness. Place
your order to-day.
Kunabout $ 1 10. Touring Car $41)0. Town Car $C90
f. o. h. Detroit. Complete with equipment. Dovey
& Co. Cars can be delivered October loth.
Three Used Cars for
Sale Cheap!
