The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, February 07, 1916, Page PAGE 6, Image 6
MONDW, rFBHlTARY 7. 15U6. PAGE 6. SEES BRIGHT SIDE Clearance Sale Continues 10 LOSITIIA CASE 71 PLATTSMOUTTI SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL. H t y I for SnfanSs Wear. Combination Suits, tz.io orsei overs, If you make up your muslin undergarments now you will be prepared for warm weather. Our Mock is complin ;it tin's time, and an early selection will insure you the pret tiest patterns. Yours is the benefit if you adopt the buv it now' .! Relieved That Early Settlement Will lie Keached IJerlin Foreign Ofiit-e Has MaJe Every Fossible Concession. Our Spring (iinghams are in and comprise a wide rangu 1" pmtty pat terns and colors. TIk-v are all V t J)yk. We have an excellent stock of good patterns in American and Simpson, prints, which despite the dye shortage and rise in prices on all cottons, we are still offering you at 3 rz lvi. 3J iLi 14 14 IvlD n Y-7 TV Fhci sew ana o 2 9 w e L.i-ce to 2erve ;.v xh at the o f.r.e ilr.e of fancy stat'jn- Joumal. Wo cr.:: f.d tr? IS 0 F-W A R 15 UUiiil Snecial k ,. - FO? ONE WEEK we are offering every piece of China and Cut Glass at 1 3 01s EFI ImpDrtsd Dinner Sets INCLUDED MgELWAIN, JEWELER DELIGHTFUL ENTER TAINED AT BRIDGE AT 0. C. PARMELE HONEIss Wa?i.i!irto:i, 1 -b. President Wilson and Secretary Lansing I'-J'o ex pected to confer tomorrow o:i the lat est tentative duty of the communica tion the German government hopes to li inr the negotiations over the Lusi tania disaster to a satisfactory termi nation. Infoimation that the outlook for an early scUlomerit' of the case :.ain was pi omi-:ir.r, was receivcil to ni.tcrit from various diplomats and offi cial quarters. The pvi.-i'kiit has had the tentative draft heforc Kirn sin Fr iday niht. lnt it (leiman officials say, the Berlin fovei:rn o!:ce has t.vri'? as far as it possibly can to tr.tet the position of the United State--. From h'h dip!o n:r.ti'j quarters tonight came the statc TTHni that (lermany relieves that she has, with the exception of making an Oi:t-:ind-out disavowal of the Lusitania f inking, hich she considers impossi ble, conceded every desire of the Unit ed States, and that the tentative pro posal maierially strengthens the as surance already given in the nego tiations over the sinking of the steam ship Arabic. It is also claimed that the tentative proposal covers all the 1 fr.ihTierual issues ir.volver in the J conduct of cuhmarine warfare in the ! Noi th rea. Commander Obeyed Orders. It 'n explained that a direct dis avowal was given for the sinking of tho Arabic because that act was in viokit'ori of the inst ruieions given the commanders of submarines. In the c?.e of the I.usitaii!.i. however, the commander acted in acocrdance with !e s. The general instructions not to s::ik liners witnout warning was givn, it was disclosed tonight by high r.mhoritiy, on the day after the Lusi t;'in'a went down. It was said that Cjimanv withheld announcement of .. We offer from our Dry Goods De partment the remnant ends that have accumulated. These were not pur chased for special sale purposes but are out of our regular stock: Bed Spreads Only a Small Lot of each : 2.o0 Bed Spreads go at $1.98 $2.00 Bed Spreads go at Sl.Gi) $1.7." Bed Spreads go at SI. 19 SI. 00 Bed Spreads go at 87c A nice lot of home-made Comforter1-". The;e we will close out at a cut price. Children's fleece lined Slipons, in sizes .'1 to H year.', the T,0e grade, r.ow go at Boys' separate garments in Underwear-, these usia'.iy sell at 2o to 3. "c, to close at, each. Ladies Outing Flannel Petticoats, good weight, to close out, each Ladies' Fleeced Hose, at per pair We still have a ood lot of Boys' and Misses Shoes to close out at a bargain if you find your size. A lot of Red Seal Ginghams, reg ular 12'ic grade, at lOcj A nice line of Hair Ribbons, all colors, all silk, 4 inches wide, at, per yard 19c A good lot of Stiekeis' Fmbroid- ery, all colored edges, at " yards for 2"c New arrivals: F m b : o i d e r y F 1 o u : i c i n g s . Embroidery Edge-. Wah Goods. Tissues. Ginghams. ZTCKK WEILEIi & Ll'TZ. TJc I'Jc 1'Jc 18c .Red Hot Tank Heaters will heat the water in your tanks quicker and easier than any of the old style heaters. This heater will burn any kind of fuel hard or soft coal, wood chips or cobs. All the fire is entirely under water. llSSfSif Visiting With Friends Here. for strategical naval pia- Bt ported That th? Vessel Struck Mir.ei n the Caiteat and r Oliniirrr.i. . i;io,r fli.ltnvi:" i.vi, '.. Inncl-nnn was give;r Saturday afternoon at the beautiful I'airr.e'e h..me on North Coperhagen, I"el. 7. (Via London, ' Sixth street, when Mrs. George (). r.; a. ro.) A 1 ri-g? German m.ir.-of- Dovey e?itertained some fifty of her has be.-.-! Mi- 'c i;i the C-;ti ";.t 1-2- j :i ic-nds i-i a most ii lightful manner r. t'i i-!. cf A.wdt :.r: i th? . !:i th fa.-cination of this garie. 'I he . . . i l c ( ir. - oi lhe heme were cei orated in I v::r t. . h'Jjj .-ere ! .-churne v pink and white, pink roses It is supra -vd tl-? vess ml r.e. Wi'ek-.vi ca":!s for h.eard. but the-e aftr" r time c :a-ed. The ":;ttegat is a b-iy of v.at?r ly irg 5 v.ween Denmark anti Swtdvn hrou'.-h which vessels from the Baltic! seated were arranged verv artistically mu.-t pi--: to :erch th? Atlantic ocean, j wiJ: pink and white sweet peas, mak- C a scene of beu'itv and charm. !..::ig u.-cd '-v. the general decorative schtr.ie. while the eiht tables at which the men Iters of the party were The i.-!and. of Aiihek lies in the cen- The four-cour.;;' lune-hecn servel by dstcd by Misses Eliza- ter of the Cattegat. London, Feb. 7. The British -team-ship Balgowine, l,0('l tor.s g,-oss, ha; ber. sunk. The cow, with the i ... . exception of the r-ecor.d c i saved. : f telT.oon unl thr- h i;-rnb-f bos:nit;i The Balgowni? was '2? feet long, ity ef th? cccasion. 'I he out-of-town fet Loan anl seventeen feet : guest i present wore: Miss Mniorie gnew of Lincoln, Mis. Jack Patter- t'ne lies b, ih Beeson, .Aliidrcd Schlater, Marion ...euy an.t r.:cj;nor t.utr.ie, was one j that was dairty a:id temoting and ad- cr, was! del e:y rauch to the pleasures of the thiity ('een. The vess:-l was built in Aber deen in lsc0 r.r,d was owned by the G ner-il .Stenm Navir;at" ' n ccrr.j-ny, ltd., of London. tre ;act poses. Th position of Berlin officials is 'T-.id to ho that the act of commander of a submarine can be disavowed. 1 h? violate, dis:egard or have 1 to receive ir.strutcions. but that la government canrot disavow an act f which was committed in accordance with its instructions and for which it is responsible. In the latest proposal there is no attempt to deny responsibility for the sinking of the Lusitania. But Ger many assumes liability for the Amer in lives, offers reparation by the payment of indemnity and assures the United States that the -killing of Americans was without intent. The destruction of the liner was an act of reprisal for the British blockade, un der the ordersi n council, according to the German view, and reprisals should not be applied to neutrals. The tentative communication also states that the method of conducting subma rine warfare in the North sea has been modified because of friendship for the United States and because of the factt hat American lives had been lot. Recalls Arabic Case. In this last contention, it was said tonight that it was within the range of possibility th-it some reference niou, and Mis. Wavne Dick- -on of Omaha. Rend the wart ads in th .Tourml. Bid You Ever Stop to Consider that the cheapest sl.ee and the best shoe is the one which will give you the greatest amount of service? ohoe wisdom acmanas mat you buy the shoes which not only has stylish appearance, but THE WBESTLISG filGH AT LOUISVILLE SATURDAY NIGHT Is 19 Saturday cve-rd?rg quite a lively sporting evert occiured in our neigh boring city of Louisville, when an exceedingly interesting wrestling j match was sta'-ed there between Cal ii Woods, the fast young wrestler whom ! A lb 2 rt Ficklcr of Stanton is manag- and Frank Schmarder, the Louis- 1 i vihc expert in this fine ait of the mat, l and for fourteen minutes the two ni2.i IS 'icl.l ihn inti-.rn-.-t -. n-i'ih which will keep this appearance forae fast voi k, and it was ended only hold its shape under the most severe wear. r j; nkie in being thrown by the Stanton . ' ! man, being in such a position as to UTZ & DUNN COMPANY Shces for Women I; mr.ki it impossible to get out of the ' grip of Woods, and Schmarder con j tinued to struggle until he suffered his "njury and was "cmpelled to re- l 1 1 -i- ( . !,:. Ill re to his home. The match was nave biouta me: ucsi icji unujr Hi'awrle j'ears. tLiegance or styie, per- irrfall. ! i ded to Wcodj as a result of the f-f f!ttinrr lnctc Klrrh nualitv rf material and EUCerior shoemaking are well combined in these splendid shoes. l j j .J a(j $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 -FETZER SHOE CO.- j Schmarder had been matched for a th Peters:, ths Papillion j vvonoer, and Lai Woods ami his nan ; ager, Fickle;-, are very anxious to take f f the match off of the hands of S J : Schmarder, who will now be cut of the f. ; , game for some time. Read the Evening Journal, cents a week. Only 10 nr Mows i ins t Wr ? r oi:i I!u!n!r( (I r Ii i Ki-wunl f.-r nn) i t I'iM. iiU ttiat i'Miiin.t ! ii;r-i! by IIall aturrh Curi-. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. T-.l.'iio. O. We. t! e iin.!i 'i-.oil, h:ivc kr'o'.vn F J i!hi'iu-.v tir tit.1 1 .-i .5 a..il ii.-;ifvc tla l-.-fi-clly Ii iiu.ri In Hii liu.-in. iriii vac!',i'i 'in. I tiimncl illy H.le to carry .nt ny .:h;i.iti.nii xniiie y ris ti . NAT BANK OK t 'M r;n r-:. T.,i...... Oliir.. Ia!Vs Ciit-T'-!-. i'iti' I-. t -kc" inti.r"-i'I n'-tl-J llP.'ftlV ll!ll M' '"I 'Ml b ."Oti-rs j Ii. ..j ''i-m. Ti-Kl !- ! I. f u iu- . Fri.ro "I t i,to" ' : r r.tth-. S' : i r- ii; iniT.M--- might be made in the preface of the! communication, should it be trans- i m it ted formally to the United Slates; to the con espendence in the Ai-.bic caje. In a note to Secretary La:isi::g on September J'", Count von lJorn-' stoiff, the German ambassador, wrt ie that his "instructions concerning our j answer to your last Lusiiania note I contain ihe following passage: 'Liners will not bos unk by our submarines without warning and without regard ing the :afety of the lives of no;;-j ocmbatants, provided that the linos j do not try to escape or offer resist ance.' " There instructions have not yet been made formal in connection with the Lusitania case directly. At the time of the receipt of the communiea-j tion Secretary Lansing declared that : it appeared to be "a recognition of the fundamental principles for which we have contended." Official and diplomatic circles are anxiously awaiting tie publication of a statement concerning the Lusitania; negotiations which Secretary Lansing: said yesterday might be ma ie within the next few days. The statement, it was considered, might be forthcom ing at any time after President Wil son and Secretary Lansing discuss the proposal. Count von Bernstorff, the German rmbassador, expects to be called to the state department after the con ference between the president and the secretary. That the ambassador be lieves he may be summoned in the near future was indicated when it be came known that he had cancelled for the present engagements out of town. Miles Standish of Garr.ett, Kansas, i here enjoying a visit with his rela tives and friends in this locality, and v.hi'e here is a gue t at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John McXurlin. Mr. Standi-h is looking une and reports everyihing in his part of the Sun flov. .r state as being as good as could be desired, with splendid outlook for the coming season. Mr. Standish has a host of warm friends who will be delighted to meet him and take him by the hand, as he is one of the salt of the earth. He wa : a caller at the Jctirral headquarters Saturday and a very pleasant visit was enjoyed for a few minutes. Attention, Plattsmouth People! The Knights and Ladies of Security have secured for an evening's enter tainment, the famous MISS M. C. HUTCHINSON, elocutionist and im personator, in "Rebecca of Sunny Brook Farm," Tuesday evening, Feb ruary Sth. She is an artist in her line i.nd is a guaranteed attraction. Don't miss this treat. Admission, 2"c to all. After regular K. k L. of S. business meeting. Business meeting at T:o0. Entertainment at 8 j yn ii. ---t. ' .i HII il IBI 1)1,1 i I HI IJli - ..III -! . ,1 l f-r ,n.i., -i.. w i. v"-'-"ntZimi -If I J--v rv 6,1 IT"' on furs f I Sets (Muff and Scarf to match) fa Montana Lynx $14.00 and $19.95 Con cT7 O Cf vu"v; uu Tiger Coney 5.50 Brook Mink 10.50 Red Fox 10.95 White Arctic Fox 12.50 Gray Fox 16.50 Badger 16.00 Separate Muffs $1.65 up Coney China Lynx 5.75 S3 Russian Mink (Melon shape) 10.50 fH Ercok Mink 7.50 Natural Racoon . . Canadian Fitch . . . . .12.50 . .10.00 A XOTIIER I X X 0 V ATI X. L H. FOLLOOH Real Estate Insurance Loans rarm iuick-Bealer Office and Salesroom RILEY BLOCK Tel. No. 1. Plattsmouth Weyrich & Hadraba, who are always on the alert for any change which is for the betterment of the service which they give their customers, have again come to the front with an in novation which is commendable. For years this firm has enjoyed the distinction of handling the finest and freshed line of candies, both in bulk and package goods. The only way to handle bulk goods has been to display in trays, but that method always had the drawback of necessitating the handling of the bulk J candies with the bare hands, which of course was not very attractive to any one. The new equipment does away with the necessity of touching the candies, and the edict has now gone forth from the proprietors that from the time the candy leaves the factory until it reaches the consumer, it SHALL NOT PE TOUCHED BY HUMAN HANDS, j It will be worth your time to inspect .i i i : i ,l i ine memou, anu you are inviieu iu uu so by Weyrich & Hadraba. Something Gocd. Those who have nasty medicine should try Chamberlain's Tablets fori constipation. They are pleasant to j take and their effect is so agreeable. and so natural that you will not realize that it has been produced by a medicine. Obtainable everywhere. Harness Oiled. Now is the time to have your har ness oiled. $1.00 per set. John F. Gorder. Lace Curtains Reduced in Price! Bargain List Nottingham Lace Curtains, in White, Ecru and Biege. Price per pair: Was Sale price $1.00 $ .80 1.35 108 1.50 1.20 Marquisette Curtains, make with Clunly Edge and Insertion, come in Biege and White. Regular price: $3.50 pair now $1.80 $2.75 pair now 2.20 fi 20 per cent Discount Sale continues until Feb'y 15th, as announced last week. This is a bona fide 20 discount on every line we carry with the following general exceptions: Groceries, Rugs, Linoleum, Thread, Muslin, Sheet ing, Pillow Tubing, Belding's yard wide Taffetas, Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Outing Flannels Patterns and Crochet Cotton. s Value! 3E Quality! Service! 2L ii in Si