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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAX
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Natiooal IBl&mkett Week
September 29th to October 4th
This occasion is the logical time to buy blankets.
You will find this store ready with complete and at
tractive display of blankets that will give you the
service and satisfaction you expect in return for the
money expended.
We Recommend Wearwell Blankets!
Inspect these blankets from any angle and you'll find them to be what we
say they are blankets of quality! Their warm downy folds afford ample pro
tection. The close weave and the short felted nap1 retain warmth and lend
them soft and pleasing to the touch.
COTTON BLANKETS Grey and tan with pretty
pink and blue borders, firmly crochet edges full size,
70x80. Price per pair $4.00
Same quality in the three-quarter size, 58x76 grey
and tan. Price per pair $3.00
WOOLNAP BLANKETS Beautiful plaids, pinks,
blue, lavender and tan blocks. An exceptionally
splendid value full size and tape bound, which adds
not only to its appearance, but also adds durability.
Price per pair $7.00
Besides the three splendid values above featured, we have many
other wonderful values in wool nap and all wool blankets ranging in
price from $7.00 to $15.00 per pair.
We are als extensively featuring crib blankets and infants com
fortables in all sizes and qualities.
4heir edding EequiremeBiilts
IN UNUSUAL VALUES
You also may have a need for some of these items: Comforts, Bed Spreads, Sheets, Pillows, Pillow Cases,
Etc. Good assortments of each and in qualities that will please. ' '
Special for Tuesday's Selling!
SHEETS 81x90 EXTRA QUALITY, EACH $1.89
If yu are in need of good bed sheets and what housewife is not,
these are well worth a shopping trip to appreciate their very good
value at these prices for tomorrow. They are soft finished, but notice
ably firm of weave the moment you take them in your hand two
qualities you desire in sheeting.
Full sized and torn before hemming to insure evenness of generous
hems. A desirable weight for laundering.
Longcloth and
MoineAAlf Very special cloths at a very special
IXJcailldOOR priCe for this quality. Per yard
Pillows! Pillows!! Pillows!!!
Assuredly we have them. Prices, too, are veary reasonable. And we wish to
call your attention to a 20x27 drill ticking grey feather pillow. Per pair. . .$3.75
Same size in heavy sateen ticking. Special price per pair $5.00
"Empress,' sateen ticking, 21x27. Per pair $6.00
''Stanford,' snow white feather pillow, heavy sateen ticking, 21x27. Pair. .$8.00
"Africa," grey down pillow, 21x27. Australian linen ticking. Per pair $8.00
EL M. SOENMGKISEM
PHONES 53 AND 54
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBR.
WITH FAST TEAMS CONTESTING
FOR THE PRIZES TWO
GAMES EACH DAY.
TO CLOSE SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Greenwood and Union Outfitting
Nines Won Yesterday Yutan
and Ashland Lost.
From Saturday's Daily.
The biff base ball tournament
staged by the fans of Greenwood
opened yesterday with a large at
tendance and as the result of the
opening battle the fast Greenwood
team cleaned up on Yutan by the
score of 7 to 3; while the Union
Outfitting Co.. of Omaha, one of the
fast organizations of that city won
from Ashland in a hard fought
battle by the score of 8 to 7.
In the Greenwood-Yutan game
McGuire and Lyck served as the bat
tery for the Cass county team while
Miller and Seivers did the tossing
and catching for the Yutan team
The Greenwood team secured three
home "runs during the game. Arm
strong. Williams and Zigenbein se
curing the hits for the circuit. The
fielding of Roben for the Greenwood
team was a feature of the game
The score by innings was as follows
Greenwood 00101013 1
Yutan 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 :
In the second game the game was
hotly contested by the fast Union
Outfitting Co.j team against the
crack Saunders county aggregation
from Ashland and was a victory for
the Omaha team by the score of S
to 7. Harry Williams of the Mur
phy's of Omaha serTed back of the
bat for the Omaha team. The score
by Innings tells the story of the
bunching hits that won the contest:
U. O. Co.. 1 0 0 0 3 4 0 0 0-
Ashland 0 0 0 0 2 5 0 0 0 7
The teams to battle this afternoon
will be the Greenwood team and
the Union Outfitting Co., and Ash
land and Yutan. Umpire Fox of
Omaha is handling the indicator
during the tournament.
POLICE ARE MUCH ANNOYED.
From Saturday's Daily.
Last evening some of the village
"cut ups" made considerable trouble
for Night Policeman Henry Trout by
putting in telephone calls for the
police from different parts of the
city, and in each case these calls
would prove to be fakes and the
parties supposing to make the tele
phone calls knew nothing of them.
These calls made over the phone
were supposed to give information
in regard to our mysterious man of
color who was reported from widely
separated districts and made quite
a lot of scurrying around for the
police.
The pulling off of these kind of
jokes while they may produce much
side splitting laughter among the
hicks pulling them off, is something
that should be stopped and at once
The police are paid a salary for the
protection of the city and its people
and not to assist some half baked
humorist in his Jokes, and if any
more of these stunts are pulled off
the perpetrators may find themselv
es tangled up in the meshes of the
law.
JAMES M. ROBERTSON BETTER.
M. E. LADIES HOLD MEETING.
From Saturdays Dally
The Ladies Aid society of the M.
E. church held their regular meet
ing Thursday afternoon, at the
church parlors, which was largely
attended by the members and
friends of the society. A very in
teresting business session was held
during the early hours of the after
noon, at which time it was decided
to hold an r Every Day social and
parcel post sale at the church par
lor, Tuesday evening, September
30th. Demonstrations of the Ma-
jola Oil was then given, which was
greatly enjoyed and appreciated by
the ladies. Some of the fleeting
moments were then devoted tc a
most pleasant social time, which
was interspersed with various other
amusements. The hostesses, Mes
dames Buttery, Burkel and Gobel
man then served a delightful and
toothsome luncheon, which mater1
ially assisted in the afternoon
pleasures.
You will find a nice line or popu
lar copyright books at the Journal
R. B. STONE IS ON THE MEND.
From Saturday's Daily.
The friends of R. B. Stone will
be pleased to know that he is now
able to be moved around in a wheel
chair and eat his meals at the table.
Mr. Stone It will be remembered
met with a serious accident. In
which he received a broken leg and
was otherwise bruised up. The na
ture of the fractured member was
such that it required a long time
for the wound to heal before the
broken bones could 'bo set and a
plaster cast applied. Seven weeks or
more have passed since the accident
occurred, but Bruce is improving
and expects soon to be around on
crutches. Nehawka News-Leader.
WILL SERVE DINNER.
The Service class of the Christian
church have arranged to serve a
chicken dinner and supper in the
rest room in tho.M. B. Smith build
ing on Saturday, October 4. 26-Ctd
Daily Journal. 15c a week.
From Saturday's Daily.
Clerk of the District Court James
M. Robertson yesterday was able to
be up and around after his indis
position of the past few days and
came down to the business section
of the city for a few hours, and
while not entirely recovered is feel
ing greatly improved and expects to
be able to resume his duties next
week.
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
Having removed from my previous
location all persons desiring to call
me on business for the Farmers' Ele
vator, may do so by calling 1704
Louisville exchange or can call A.
B. Fcrnoff 2724 Plattsmouth. Clar
ence H. Busche, Manager Farmers
Elevator, Cullom. 25-lwd-2ww
DOINGS IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
From Saturday's Dally.
In the case of Frederick W. Eth
eredge vs. the C. ,B. & Q. railroad
tried yesterday before Judge Beg
ley, the issues were argued and pre
sented to the court yesterday after
noon and the matter taken under
advisement for a few days by the
court.
In the divorce suit of Alice M.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
The Ford car can well be called the People's Car,
because there are more than 3,000,000 of them in daily
operation. This is about seven to one of the nearest
follower in the motor car industry. This would not be
so if the Ford car had not for sixteen years proven its
superiority in service, in durability, and in the low
cost of operation and maintenance; this would not be
so if the Ford car was not so easy to understand, so
simple in construction that anybody and everybody can
safely drive it. It is everybody's necessity because it
doubles the value of time and is the quick, convenient,
comfortable and economical method of transportation.
Leave your order with us "r telephone to us at our ex
pense and we will have our salesman call on you.
We are about two weeks behind on deliveries and
we fill signed orders only, and in the order in which we
receive them, so if you are thinking of buying a Ford
Touring Car, Runabout, Sedan, Coupe or Tn Truck.
jet your order on file with us. You can put the deliv
ery date off as long as you wish; we cannot make de
livery on orders given now in less than two weeks.
We've just received another car of Mobiloil oils
and can make attractive prices in l2 bbl. lots
Goodrich Tires Mobiloil Oils Accessories Storage
Gasolene, 27 cents per gallon at our
NEW FILLING STATION
T. H. Pollock Auto Co.,
FORD DEALERS
Phone N. 1 Open Day and Night Plattsmouth
Eaton vs; Robert Eaton, the court
entered a decree of divorce to the
plaintiff and awarded her the cus
tody of the minor child.
MAY HAVE TO AP
PEAR IN A BARREL
Frank Hillery Smith, Journal Re
porter is Short a Uniform for
Homecoming Day Use.
A great many returned soldiers
have remarked that they were
through with the use of their uni
form for all time, but there seems
to be someone in the city who has
a great desire to acquire one with
out the process of enlisting in the
army, and as a result of that desire
ye reporter is now shy two O. D.
shirts as well as a pair of O. D.
breeches. The articles were taken
from the room in the Terkins house
together with three scarf pins and
several smaller articles, but if the
party taking the breeches will
agree to wear them in the parade on
Home Coming day all will, be for
given, even if ye reporter is compell
ed to appear with merely an over
seas cap and wrapped putts in the
parade.
PLAN AUTO TOUR OF .
COUNTY TUESDAY
Auto Owners Wishing to Join Should
Get in Touch with C. A.
Rawls at Once.
The committees in charpe of the
Home Coming on Tuesday will start
a great auto tour of Cass county
and expect to reach every commun
ity in the county with the adver
tising matter for the big celebra
tion and get in touch with the citi
zens of the different towns of the
county and invite the different com
munities to cortie in and join in ex
tending the glad hand to the re
turned service men. It is expected
that there will be fifty cars in the
party and everybody will be tlire
and over in boosting for the lusr
celebration. All who are desirious
of joining the party should get in
touch with Captain C. A. Kawl :'
once ami arrange that they can h
cared for in the trip.
WANTED.
A delivery boy not of school age.
Apply at Ixrenz Bros.
Cass Comity Farm for Sale!
THE FRANK STEPPAT 180-ACRE FARM
located 3 J2 miles west of Plattsmouth and consisting
of 180 acres, with 135 acres in cultivation, 8 acres in
alfalfa and 37 acres in pasture, orchard, garden and
house lots.
Good well and windmill at house and running
watei in pasture which never fails in the dryest weather.
Good 6 room 1 Vz story house.
Good barn 32x40 with 20 ton loft.
Good hay barn 22x50 with 50 ton capacity and
cattle shed full length of hay barn.
New granary, 16x24; wash house, 10x24; tool
house, 10x10; good chicken house, machinery sheds
and other outbuildings.
This land is priced right and will sell soon. All
land adjoining on east, west and south priced at $350
per acre and up. .
This farm is located in a neighborhood where
land sells when put on the market at the drop of the
hat, and at the price we are able to sell this farm for, it
'will be to the interest of any one thinking of buying to
see me at once, as it will not be on the market long at
this price.
Possession to be Given March 1st, 1920
Price $280.00 Per Acre
T. H. POLLOCK,
:. -:- Plattsmouth,. Neb.
Phone No. 1.
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