The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, July 15, 1920, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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Greatest of AH Civic, Boosting, Celebrat
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Those who were here will never forget it. Long before daybreak people began pourfug into the city, eaeer to be one of the first at this mammoth jj
(,,. oin-p .raulds of ocoDle have been DourinE into the city. From sixty miles distance they have been coming and every last pi
one of them leaving here elated with the surprises and bargains of the World's Greatest
MORNING
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AFTERNOON
Giand Conceit by
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One- hour of flights
by Lif-ut. Nielson
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The First Day of the Mammoth Celebration
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Was the condition of every store and rvry place of business in the city.
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Every available salesperson for miles around was employed to help attend the
mob of shoppers that came.
EVENING
Benefit Dance for the
American Legion
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Grand Concert by
20th Inf. Rand
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
Await yon! We welcome you! Corne be one of us to witness the Greatest Carnival of Bargains of all times. Don t
come expecting to see the old fashioned three ring saw dust circus. You will see no lions, tigers or cages and tents, but
you will have a time that will equal the most happy circus day you ever spent. Come to Plattsmouth and see for yourself
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until 12 oVlotk MuliiiirKt
Some Snappy
Suggestions
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Stop! Read! Think What It Cleans, Then Come !
DAY SFIC
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From Six of
Plattsmouth's
biggest stores
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Visit These
Stores
Bargains Avail! YOUNG MEN'S SUITS
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C. E. Wescott's Sons Offers
Bank of Cass County
Pollock Auto Co
EMMA PEASE
EL J. Richey, Lumber
Pop. Variety Store
Streight &. Slreight
Cloidt Lumber Co
Ghrist & Ghrist
New York Bakery
PHILIP THIEROLF
Fl?.Us. State Bank
Dunbar's Pool Hall
VVafjner Hotel
Bach & Libershal
Farmers Slate Bank
CHAMPIONSHIP
Base
Ball!
SATURDAY
4:30
Plattsmouth
vs. Kchawka
Men s Siilrlmr i $2.f.O Mns
Dyed KNIT
"xt a vi' Union Suits
ix il A l 1 1 Wlilf(, & ,,cru
PAMTQ I Slmrt Slfcvt s
I SMAM.
Values to J4 tlN, v
$1.93 j 98c
Vrthiei Up to ?;;25.CO Each J
in Ihi.- l.i' ui !.il"iy pif - lo;it p:iiit suits.
oliit- fill v .!. Iia.'l.r-l (: thf kliOWIl .
.-M(,tr I f ;niiar ii i:. in luixturc;; :mJ blue I
!:-:. Tliif. lot i tii-lll.if :i Votlllf. m .i.Jt,.ja.,J tm: tm
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$.".00 Men's
HATS
Hoarl. IIimwii,
Orey. F.to.
'S All go at
j $2.69
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I AND OVERALLS FOR $2.47
At E. G. Dovey & Son's You Will Find
f00 YARDS
APRON GINGHAM
(iOINC AT
29c
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A REAL SAVING FEAST
l.OnO yards or ukmh of beauti
ful (ifOr.Kftles. Crepes ami Voiles
in plain aud figured patterns.
Worth up to $4.7T a yard, (auinvr
while it laists, at
$2.22
The Ladies Toggery ty
EXTRA! EXTRA!
60 COUNT 'EM 60
VOILE DRESSES
A v. oi M brater from Ear
';ji::Vi!lf. 0(1 beautiful voile
tlH-s-.'s latf.il stjlc-j. I luwt-r-(1
a. id pbtiii i attorns in a won
derful Lekction of shitdes. Val
dc-rful selection of shades. The
vj'ucs range ps high as $40,
r.!ul they go, while they last, at
$7.77
REAL GEORGETTE
WAISTS
Announce that they will sell
LADIES SUITS GO
Klefcantly trimmed. They
won't last lonfr. (Jo at
;P--ial price
2.87
Black Pure Silk Hose
AM, SIZES
Of finest silk and a gen
uine bargain at
Ladies suits of tricot ine,
serges, tricolette. Keberdlne,
poplin and silks, l'eople, these
are the best designs from the
foremost tailors of America
the most wonderful selection of
ready-to-wear garments ever
offered at public sale at reduc
ed prices.' Worth from S45 to
$100. They are going at
S33.33 to S65.65
HUNDREDS OF
SAVINGS HERE j
COME and SEE! (
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At H. fiS. Soennichsen's You Will Find
4 0 CP. N'T
II U C II TOWELS
HXTRA SIZE
26c
AND A THOUS
AND OTHERS
AWAIT YOU !
The Fetzer Shoe Co
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Placing before you the Shoe oppor
tunity of your life!
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I'AIkrf OF
WOMEN'S
g White Pumps - Oxford
5 1V.1U-. word;! and fpace do
1.98
Men. TAKE HEED! This is
a good one. 250 pairs of men's
pace ito Cfe mTm r button ana lace isiucners, in
ut permit a description of ..... .... . . the latest lasts. A real shoe
l he value offered in this lot. Iu" I';urs uonwn s while for eitht.r work Cr dress. Solid
J! is enough to suv that thev anvar sll(,fs- wlt," nV throughout real leather. Con-
are real aiues at ST.r.o and 'r ' : sider. reilovvs. you cannot duv
Tickets at These
Stores!
ii -iN l- botli the medium and ,lerl"r"l people these are ex- anything worth having in a
tee pi.,. .ilar low heel, and the cel,lt values at the old Price, shoe for lesa tnan a flve donsLT
will sell every pair
:i jilTy. They go
$3.88
t 'iivws v.iSl sell every pair 1lle sanies id o.uu. note so ne sure and see these,
of them ii, u jiiTy. They go 'rcus price of this lot Tney are worth 8.00; you get
see Iliem go lor
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when you them lu all size8 for.
$1.98
$3.43
150 extra fine
quality ladies aprons,
dresses and dressing
sacques.
value up to $2
each. i
this is going to
be a riot ; so get here
early.
special CIRCUS 8
price while the sup
ply lasts is
29 CENTS
limit 3 to each
purchaser.
E. A- Wurl
W0MENS' SAVINGS
SI. nr. Women's striped ging
ham petticoats; regular and ex
tra large sizes
83c
Extra line pink and while
Nainsook womens night gown-,
a real value at $:M!f Circus
price
$1.GG
MTTVnrFC! PT?Tf!FS "RTTTNEI)
Stop! I-ook! I.isicn! One
lot of Misses and Womens mid- M
dy blouses, slightly soiled, each
one worth at least $2.00 any
place Tliey go while they last
for
39o
Offer
1 0c women's handker
chiefs for
4c
Live Wire
Spots
in Plattsmouth
T. H. Pollock Garage
Bestor & Swatek
Brown, the Jeweler
Chas. E. Hartford
First National Bank
John F. Gorder
Wm. Schmidtmann
Adolph Giese
Plattsmouth Journal
HATT & SON
Morgan, Sweet Shop
Jess Warga
B. A. McElwain
C. G. Fricke
Neb. Gas & Elec. Co
Take a
Ride in the
Air!
FREE AIR FLIGHTS !
Paring the circus.
Lieut. N'ielson will carry
passengers for thrilling
nights in the clouds.
Tickets will he issued at
the leading stores for
these nights, every day.
To secure these tickets
ASK ANY SALESPER
SON AT THESE STOKES
and they will tell you
how!
Women's
vests go at
33c
c gauze
Infant's black lisle hose
on salo at
13c
36 - inch curtain
IVr yard
37c
H
scrim.
Aft'oumlinfr Valura from lb (.rrat Mock
of Dry Good!
Values in this lot up to $4,
and let us say right here, there
are some real bargains in thin
collection.
CHILDREN'S ROMPERS
KiO Mina Tvhr summer
.hes'iK in all m?cs and a vari
ety. f patterns and colors. The
xa'luo of these drosses is more
An assortment oT Children s ( h.in ,,u,v ,,X(,r sol(l for. . and
Every one of these garments Uumpers in fancy antl plain t))ov nJ ,(, jj0 -iris
worth more than this price percale. Values up to TT.c. Par- )v' prjoo vvjn i,1:KV them go
wholesale today, and we are gains Circus price. 4So. r.s, cheaper than you could
going to hand them out at r.00 Ladies line White Hem- ' K, u,.m vourself." and you
stitched handkerchief In as- ;U U)W tllo fitting qualities
sorted color embroidery oft eels. ,)f Tavlors. Come early.
They're yours for ., MOV XVl, t last loug at this
price.
AMERICAN
LEGION
PLATFORM
DUE
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13c Each 4.93
on the open air plat
form at corner Fifth
and Main streets, be-
cimiincr at 9 o'clock H
FRIDAY
NIGHT
A benefit dance for
Legion's new home.
Music by
20th INFANTRY
BAND
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PFBRY FARF PAIfl FHR Yflll FRFFt To our ma"y Iowa fends who will visit this great Bargain Circus,
mmii ranco rm iuu iuu thll. wewffl refurd your ferry fare on purchase8 amounting lo $i0 or over,
bought at one time from any one of these stores : Wescott's, Wurl's, Ladies Toggery, Dovey's, Fetzer's, Soennichson's.
RRII1RF FARF RFFIINRER RFAH To our manv friends in sarpy county who visit this great af-
DniUUL rflnco nLruicu ntnj. fair we pay your bridge fare over Pollock Auto Bridge if
you purchase $5 or more of Wescott's, Wurl's, Ladies Toggery, Dovey's, Fetzer's or Soennichson's.
PAIIPflAn CARFJ RFFIINRFri FRFF' Many of you will come a long way and purchase bills amounting to
nAILnUAU rAnCd nCrUUUCU rnLC say $50.00 or more. To those who do this, we offer you your rail
read fares free both ways. You must bring your receipt and purchase goods at one time in one of above six stores.
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TRY A RIDE IN THE AIR
ASK THE MAN BEHIND THE COUNTER ABOUT THE FREE FLIGHTS
The Bargain Circus Baby Show, July 31
DETAILS WILL BE GIVEN IN MONDAY PAPER
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