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THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1916.
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RESTED FOR PETIT LARCENY
A Real Pleasure
HELD ON THE
WE ROAST OUR OWN COFFEE-
and are satisfied you will not find any better values elsewhere our prices rang
in 20c, 25c, 35c. Our Santos Peaberry coffee at 30c per pound is an especially
good coffe and cannot be equalled for its delicacy of flavor.
MONARCH COFFEE!
The Reid Murdoch people have made a special effort to give the
public a trood Coffee at a moderate price. We carry a full line of
their quality goods, and are offering a 40c grade of Coffee at 35c.
3 POUNDS FOR $1.00
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We invite you to inspect a new Bavarian Dinner Set we have
just received. You can purchase this in open stock, 104 piece set,
costing you only $16.00. This is an exceptionally good bargain.
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GOOD VALUES ALWAYS TO BE FOUND HERE
1 doz. Van Camp's Pork and Beans $ 1 . 00
3 Cans Standard Corn 25
3 Cans Early June Peas 25
3 Cans Hominy -. 25
3 Cans Tomatoes (2 lb.) 25
1 Can Best Grade Kraut 10
3 pounds fancy Muir Peaches 25
5 Cans best Hawaiian Pineapple 1 .00
I 3 pound Advo Tomato, extra fancy . 15
California White Preserved Figs 10
Krispc Corn Flakes, per package 05
Sunshine Corn Flakes, 4 packages 25
Wa!ite Maple Flakes, 3 packages 25
5 pounds Rice 25
3 pounds Best Head Rice 25
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LUSITAMIA
Secretary Lansing and Count Von
Iternstorff Discuss Latest Sug
gestion for Settlement.
Washington, Jan. 2(5. Secretary
Lansing had an engagement to confer
again toiiay with Count von liern-
storff, the German ambassador, over j to SG.oO,
the controversy growing out of the
sinking of the Lusitania. Germany's
a.st proposal in the Lusitania negotia
tions having failed to satisfy Pres
ident Wilson and Secretary Lansing,
the ambassador, it was said, was to
submit another tentative proposal for
.settlement, embodying the require
ments of the United States.
This morning William Owen.-., a
young man, who stated his home was
near La Platte, was" arraigned in the
county court before Judge Beoson,
charged with petit larceny by the
county attorney, and to this the young
nr:an, who seemed truly penitent, enter
ed a plea of guilty, but considering
the value of the good, ta!;en and the
apparent frankness of the young man,
the fine was made as light as pos.-ible
and placed at $1 and -vots, amounting
part of which was paid.
while the parents of the young man
were notified of his misfortune a;.d re
cjueted to ccme to his aid with the
lemainder of the fine in the case. The
boy seem to be the victim of circum
stances lather than b- ing of a vicious
nature, as he stated to the com t that
while 21 years of age he was scarcely
able to read and write and that he
The new proposal, after being con
sidered by President Wilson and Sec-
H.
M. SOENNICHSEN,
Phone 53 and 54
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Announces Dance Dates.
The committee of the T. J. Sokol
society has announced the following
dated for dances during the coming
season: January 20. Fcbruarv 5 and
March 4 and 18, April 2D, May 13
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end 27, and June 10 and 21.
China Painting.
Lessons- in China and Water Color
Painting. All day Saturday of each
week at Nemetz & Co.'s store.
Hose Friedman.
1-22-lwkd
A war.t r-d will bring what you want.
K. S. BENEFIT
Saturday Evening, Jan. 29th
Benefit Ladies' Turning Club
GIVEN AT THE
West Locust Stsect
Music by Plattsmouth Orchestra
EVERYBODY CORDIALLY INVITED
LADIES AUXILLARY IS
ENTERTAINED AT HOME
OF MRS. JOHN GORDER
retai y Lansing, is expected to be for
warded immediately to Uerlin for ap
proval or disapproval of the German
government.
The United States, it was authori
tatively stated todav, would insist
upon holding the German government
to a "strict accountability" for the loss
of American lives and desires that the
Perlin government admit in effect,
that it is liable, acording to law. for
lives of neutrals lost in the commi-sion I
of an act against a vessel of the
enemy.
Teutonic diplomatic circles still were
optimistic today regarding the out
come despite the TTnited F tales refusal
to accept the last proposal.
j had had a very poor opportunity of
getting the knowledge that goos so
much to make life a success.
THE BASKET BALL
SPORT MORE INTER
ESTING THAN EYEf!
when you use the VOSSjELECTRIC WASHER. You
can't hardly realize the amount of hard work you can
avoid by using the VOSS ELEGTRKjuntil you have
tried one of them.
If you are interested let us Fend one up for a trial
washing. We know you will be convinced.
We are always pleased to demonstrate and show this
excellent machine.
Prices $38.00 to $70.00
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ICA INSTALL OFFICERS
A number of the 'members of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the' Presbyterian
church wended ther way to the pretty
t home of Mrs John Gorder yesterday
morning about 10 o'clock to partic
ipate in an all day session, Mrs. Mary
Allison and Mrs. Gorder being the
hostesses of the occasion. The ladies
j. had come prepared 'to make rag rugs
ar.d the entire day was devoted to this
particular, art, and although consider
jable was accomplished in the making
of rugs, the ladies derived mach pleas
ure in their work. - At the noon hour
a moat delicious dinner was served by
the hostess, which was most thorough
ly appreciated by the guests as they
had in some manner acquired some
very good appetites. In the afternoon
the ladies continued 'to make rugs and
;aLso participated in various amuse-
! ments which made this occasion most
delightful to all. When the hour for
departure drew near the ladies ex
pressed their warmest thanks to the
hostesses for the good times they had
along with their work and went to
their various homes hoping Mesdames
Gorder and Allison will have another
all day session in the very near future.
Last evening the members of Cass
camp .No. .j-iJ, .Mcdem Woodmen of
America, held a most interesting ses
sion at their lodge rooms in the Woo !-
men building and to take part there
was a very large attendance of the
membership present and all had
most enjoyable time. I no occasion
was made the time for the installa
tion of the newly elected officers and
the following were inducted into the
offices to which they had been elected
V. C. John E. Sehutz.
W. A. A. F. Braun.
Banker William Hassler.
Clerk II. G. Goos.
Escort T. J. Skoda.
Watchman T. C. Kahoutek.
Sentry G. W. Fahlron.
Manager George Lushinsky.
The newly elected officers assuming
their stations., the consolidation of the
camps at Cedar Creek and Mynaid
with Cass camp was carried out an 1
the new members received a cordial
Smoke the "Exquiseto" 5c cigar.
Manufactured by Herman Spies.
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13 BIG CLOSING OUT SALE OF
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We are NOW closin
sive stock of M. Hild, at a discount
will go at these prices. This is
out our entire line of Furniture, Carpets and Rugs in the mas-
or t.j ner cent. KvMvthir. ; i.
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ever offered to the public at such prices. Remember iss a bonafide3 tfyou
of 25 per cent on any article in the house. Good clean stock to select from
This Sale will Close on or Before FEBRUARY 1st-
If you need Furniture or Household Furnishings of any kind, or will be in need in
ONLY!' ' 18 Certamly the time to buy Remember this sale is for CASH
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welcome from their futura associates
in woodcraft i i this city. During the
evening refreshments were served and
a feeling of genuino good fellowship
prevailed among those who ha 1
gathered for this happy occasion and
feeling of enthusiasm created for
the future of the order here. Cigars
were distributed among the boys and
a real old-fashioned smoker enjoyed
for several hours and despite the dis
agreeable weather the number in at
tendance was quite large. The Mod
ern Woodmen have been very success- I
ful in this city with their lodge and !
in the most trying times have forged
to the front and are now perhaps the
largest single lodge cf any order in
The prospects for one of the livelisl
mcs i:i the entire La-ket ball season
j is in store for the lovt-rs of this r-puri
Ion Friday evening, when two games
jwill be staaed between the Louisville
'and IMattmo'sMi girls and the Nebras
ka City ar.d Plattsmouth boy;.' tennis,
and this last contest will be on the
best on the schedule of the local team
as the Nebraska City team is o'e of
the fastest in southwestern Nebraska
and Ci'e that certainly should prove
a good drawing card v.it'i the fast i
Plattsmouth buach. j
The shoving that lMattsrr.ou' h ranee
in the game here with ihe Council
Pluffs team has been very en: cu rav
in'.', as the Iowa boys were supportd
to te as good as any in tiie wot, ard
their humiliation here was proof thai
t' e , I l,i.rh school te::m was ill to
the good in thi.-; linj of sport, and their
game with Nebraska City will show
how they will be able to line up wiJi
the fast teams that will take part in
the state tournament.
The girls' team is constantly irn
pioving and showing a sj-tii it of "pep"
that hrs won them their last game and
they are desirous cf
Louisville for the
tained in that citv several weeks ago
recovering from
defeat tl.ev si:--
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attirday Evening,
JAPJSiARY 29th
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jerybedy Cordially Invited
fJUSIG BY HOLLY'S ORCHESTRA
JOLLY CULLOM CLUB
MEETS WITH M. AND
MRS. BLOTZER, JR
Dry Goods Koxes for Sale.
I have a lot of dry goodo boxes or
cases for sale. This 1-eincr about the
time of the year when the farmers will
1 c ria to move from cue farm to an
( th-r, and anyone desiring such boxes
I or cases to pack their goods call t the
j M. Fanger Department Store and I
3wil! be glad to sell them to you. I
CITROLAX
CITROLAX
CITROLAX
The Jolly Collom club met this week
at the pleasant home of Mr. .-.nil Mrs.
Frank Dlotzer, jr., two miles south of
Cullom, and a most enjoyable time was
spent in games, music and dancing. At
the usurl hour the baskets were turned
inside out and the loads of good things
to eat spread out in an array that
would tempt the appetite of an epi-
curian while rteaming hot coffee added
to the pleasantness of the occasion.
Those who were present to enjoy the
event were: Adam Fornof f and family,
W. II. Sebtrt and family, Henry Keil
ar.d family, Charles Keil and family,
Harry Meisinger and family, W. J.
Hicks and family, Mrs. Philip Ti itsch
and son, Ernest, and daughter, Miss
the entire country. Tley are showing Lizzie, Mr. ar.d Mrs. Verdon Holden,
he proper spirit in boosting the art Omaha; Mr. Holden, George Pick, Carl
::h:o have some kindling for sale.
M. Fanger.
Best thing for constipation, sour
stomach, lazy liver and sluggish
bowels. Stops a sick headache almost
at once. Gives a most thorough and
satisfactory flushing no pain, no
nausea. Keeps your system cleansed,
sweet and wholesome. Ask forr
Citrolax. Sold everywhere.
git's clearing time with us a
time when we clear our shelves
and tables of all odd lots, while the season is still at its
height, giving patrons the benefit of sharply reduced
prices.
Special Sale of Corsets
of woodcraft.
L. M. L. A., Notice!
The L. M. L. A. will meet in regular
session tonight at their lodge rooms
at 8 o'clock and will hold their installa
tion of officers at this time. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
Sergun, Mrs. Blotzer, Sister, Amelia
Rankle of South Bend, Lou Jordan,
Gretna; Pals Meisinger, Clarence
Busche, Ervin Meisinger, Cedar
Creek; Mr. True and sons Chris and
John and daughters, Lizzie and
Sophia.
Read the want ads in the Journal.
W. R. EGEfBERGER,
Wood, Bailed Hay and Feed!
GORDER BUILDING
First Door East of Redman Hall, Main St.
I have opened up a new Coal and Feed Store and
will be pleased to see all my old patrons in the new
location. Prompt and courteous service will bs ex
tended to all. I solicit a share of the public patron
age, and will treat you right.
We will clear away our entire stock of high grade RED
FERN CORSETS; values $4 and $5, all 1 Q C
for one price. Per pair u)x0
Discontinued styles of JUSTRITE COR- rf 4 M
SETS; values up to $3.50, now for tD X nrO
Furs at 200
Discount
ANNIS FURS original
prices extremely low
now when you need and
want them most
20 Off
SaleofWaists
Continues
Bealtiful Styles clear
away prices
95c, $1.95, $2.95,
$3.95, $4.95
and $5.95
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