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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1921.
WOMAN'S MISSION
. ARY SOCIETY MEETS
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The 3 Big American Legion Carnival Days are Here!
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Are You All Set for
a Big Time?
Our Big Dollar Values are Going Like Hot Cakes!
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In order not to disappoint you here are THREE BIG SPECIALS reserved
for SATURDAY, in addition to the DOLLAR VALUES already advertised. Cut
out our large announcement and this one and bring them to the store with you.
They will help you to identify the specials advertised.
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35c HEAVY LINEN CRASH
TOWELING
Bleached or unbleach-'
ed; for SATURDAY
5 vds. for
WISCONSIN EARLY JUNE
PEAS ON SALE
SATURDAY only we
offer you 1 0 cans of
ihese fine peas for. . .
Corsets,
Sizes 20 to 26
Regular $2.50 corsets, made
of fancy coutil, with elastic tops
and with four supporters.
In this group are some sizes in ;
corsets formerly selling to $7.50
On SATURDAY you
can buy them at the
low price of each. . . .
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Oar Pretty Summer Fabrics Are In---
New Voiles! New Ginghams!
New Silks! New Organdies!
Silk Topped Union Suits!
New Dotted Swiss!
New Tissues!
Silk Topped Vests!
Mr CALL PATTERNS WILL FURNISH THE RIGHT LINES AND STYLE TO
YOUR NEW SUMMER FROCKS!
H. M. SOENNICHSEN,
A Good Quality Goods
at a Low Price
Call Phones
53 or 54
Gathering at Presbyterian Church
Yesterday Afternoon Quite
Largely Attended.
The Woman's Missionary society
of the Presbyterian church held a '
unique meeting in the church par-'
lors yesterday afternoon. The occa
sion was entertaining the babies of
the Little Light Bearers and their
mothers. In spite of the shower that
fell just at the time of gathering, a
Ijjrge number of mothers and babies
came.
The church was attractively dec
orated in spring blossoms.
The program, under the direction
of Airs. II. (5. McClusky. was appro
priate and enjoyed by all. It was ren
dered by the children of "Light Bear
ers" age and those participating in
it were Ethel Quinton, Helen Sharp,
Margaret Iverson. 'Catherine Mc
Clusky, Jean Caldwell and Alice
! Bulin. They gave two very pretty
little Missionary dramas.
The music for the afternoon was
furnished by Marjorie Shoop and
! Helen and Edith Farley and was en
: joyed by all.
I The refreshments were dainty and
!a delight to all. The babiew were
'remembered especially, with animal
cookies and junior stick candy, plus
ice cream.
Several babies gave little verses,
i rongs and stunts they are used to
doing at home. These were greatly
enjoyed. A number of names were
added to the baby Missionary cradle
! roll "The Little Light liearers."
Tli 4ale q a clod-
THE GREAT AMERICAN ILL.
FINE LITTLE DAUGHTER
Th- many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
C. F. Cutlnnann in this city will be
pi'ai to learn of the great happi
ness that has come to them at their
hoi:!' in Hnise. Idaho, in tne person
f.f a tin-? little (laughter that was
born Friday. The proud father is
a son of Mrs. F. K. Guthmann of this
city and the mother was formerly I
Miss Margaret Hallahan. formerly of j
this city. Both mother and little one
are reported as doing very nicely, j
For regular action of the bowels; i
easy, natural movements, relief of
constipation, try Doan's Regulets. i
.'Hie at all stores. i
Blank books. Journal office.
Attorney C. I). Gar.z and former
County Commissioner C. II. Jordan
motored down from Alvo this morn
ing to spend a few hours looking af
ter some matters of business.
Frank Schlistchrneier and Taiil
Schlistchmeier -motored up- this
morning from their home at Xehaw-
ka to visit for a few hours at the
court house looking after some mat
ters of business.
Constipation is one of the great
American ills. The causes are nu
merous. Sedentary habits, the rush
of our life which does not permit us
to take sufficient time for lunch and
dinner, innutritive foods, ice drinks
and other causes may he held respon
sible for that "most common trouble
of our days." But we have also a
great American remedy for this ill.
Triner's Bitter Wine is its name. It
cleans the bowels and at the same
time fortifies them; it restores ap
petite and aids digestion. It is fully
trustworthy, also, ii; indigestion,
headaches, nervousness and other
troubles connected with stomach dis
orders. Joseph Triner Company, of
1303-45 S. Ashland Ave., Chicago,
spares no endeavors to satisfy its
customers. The purity, invariable
uniformity and superlative quality
;,f all Triner's remedies are guaran
teed. Try Triner's Angelica Bitter
Tonic, Triner's Cough Sedative. Trin
er's Liniment or Triner's Antiputrin
you will be pleased with the re
sults. Your druggist or dealer in
medicines has all these remedies in
stock.
TO BOOST EAGLES'
STATE CONVENTION
Chamber of Commerce Will Join with
Local Aerie in Making Event
a Most Successful One.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
With Spring Comes the Rush
Season for Ford Cars!
Every year thousands have been compelled to wait for their cars after
placing their orders. Sometimes they have waited many months.
By placing your order now, you will be protecting, yourself against delay.
You will be able to get reasonably prompt delivery on your Ford car. And you
will have it to enjoy when you want it most this spring.
Don't put off placing your order any longer.
Propst & Burbee,
UNION
NEBRASKA
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At the noon day luncheon yester
day of the directors of the Chamber
of Commerce held at the Hotel Wag
ner, the matter of the Eagles state
convention that is to be held in June
was brought up and discussed and
the members of the board of direc
tors were enthusiastic in their sup
port of the meeting and will co
operate with the local aerie of the
Eagles in making the occasion one
that will long be very pleasantly re
membered by those who may visit
the city. The Chamber of Commerce
will assist in sending out the invi
tations to the various aeries over the
state and will make all efforts to
see thtft they are treated royally
when coming to this city in June for
the big state meeting.
When baby suffers with croup ap
ply and give Dr. Thomas' Eclectric
Oil at once. Safe for children. A
little goes a long ways. 30c and 60c
at all drug stores. '
WM. R. HAFFKE
Is doing all kinds of truck
hauling in grain, stock, and
merchandise to and from
Omaha. Office in Chevroulet
Garage, phone 650, residence
phone, 502, Plattsmouth,
Nebraska.
DOING IMPROVING
The last few days the Lincoln Tel
ephone & Telegraph company has
had an extra gang at work in this
city re-arranging the toll line poles
that carry the lines of communication
from this city to Omaha. This line
has ben carried out Locust street to
Fourteenth street and thence north
to the Omaha end but with the plac
ing of new pedes and wires the line
will go up Ninth street to Fulton
and thence west to the Omaha high
way, doing away with the line going
out Washington avenue and Locust
street, and consolidating all the lines
into Omaha along the new route.
The telephone company is also
having some work done on the line
leading to the Missouri river ferry
which was disarranged some time ago
when the bluff along the river was
blown away to widen the road.
20 for 20 cents
in air-tight packages.
Also obtainable in round
tins of 50, vacuum-sealed.
THERE'S AN old gag.
THEY USED to pull.
SO OLD that nowadays.
PEOPLE THINK it's new.
ABOUT THE man who had.
TO SHOOT his dog.
AND A friend asks.
"WAS THE dog mad?"
AND THE firFt guy.
SAYS, "WELL, he wasn't
SO DANG well pleased."
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AND A chap told me.
THAT THIS described.
SOME SMOKES he'd tried
THEY DIDN'T exactly.
MAKE Hi M mad.
BUT HE wasn't.
SO VERY well pleased.
OF COURSE that wa3.
:.:Y CUE to slip him.
A REAL cigarette.
AND AFTER he'd taken.
A GOOD pull or two.
INTO HIS constitution.
HE GRINNED and said.
"THE ONLY way these.
WILL EVER make you mad.
IS THE way.
YOUR FRIENDS eat om !,p.
I ONLY hope you've goL
A COUPLE of packs.
FOR THEY sure.
DO SATISFY."
VOU'LL enjoy Chesterfield?.
I TKir-' Qi-imft hlntr in thtir mild
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smoothness thnt rrocK rifht to the
spot. Choice tobaccos, Turkish and
domestic a blend that merpny can i
hf rnritrt n 5ru'.r,'.'il mn! tnro-nroof
a-ra rinprfdrthpirrftra urotection on
every count, Chesterfields "satisfy. "
OlGjeLM.'BTTm
Liggett & Myers Toeacco Co.
Corner 6th & Main
Streets H
Call Telephone Nos.
64 and G5'
Special sale of staple new goods during the Le
gion Carnival. You will save money by getting your
share of these specials.
LEGION SPECIAL NO. 1
G6-inch unbleached muslin; a good
fair quality, clean cloth.
Per yard, 10c
2 f'Ou sale Friday and Saturday.
LEGION SPECIAL NO. 5
54-inch linen finish Indian Head
cloth. This is the cloth that is in such
demand for table cloths, bed spreads and
all the new needle work specials that are
being mace.
Special, per yd., 47c
2"S-'On sale Kridav and .Saturday.
LEGION SPECIAL NO. 2
;;i-inch Hope brand bleached muslin,
the best all-around muslin that is made
in this country. Has fine, soft linish, no
dressing.
Per yard, ITVsjC
LEGION SPECIAL NO. 3
Lad?es pure thread silk hose, wear
as tfood as any cotton or lisle hose. No
wonder wo are having: such phenomenal
sales. I lave you tried them? Colors are
black, navy, cordovan and white.
Per pair, $1.00
LEGION SPECIAL NO. 6
04-incli Amoskea;? bleached table da
mask. This is a nice heavy cloth that
will Rive lots of wear. (Do not mistake
this cloth for the flimsy cloth that is
usually sold at this price.)
Per yard. $1.10
LEGION SPECIAL NO. 7
72-inch' heavy table damask. Noth
ing finer. A wonderful opportunity to
replenish your supply.
Special price, $1.35
LEGION SPECIAL NO. 4
Another shipment of that wonderful
new corset on the way. These are strong
and durable, yet are light weight and
very suitable for the summer months.
Special price, 98c
LEGION SPECIAL NO. 8
Another shipment of Mina Taylor
house dresses and aprons due this weekC
Come in and See Then
Itching, bleeding, protruding or
blind piles' have yielded to Doan's
Ointment. COc at all drug stores.
Teter Meisinger of near Cedar
Creek was in the city for a few hours
today attending to some matters of
business with the merchants.
Special Prices on Groceries for Legion Week.
liest Michigan navy beans, lb 7 ' c
Fancy Jap rice, lb 7 Vic
Lard compound, per lb 14c
Fancy large Santa Clara prunes, lb.12,sC
California canned peaches, pears and
apricots, per can 20c
IJest grade of California fruits; put
. up in heavy syrup, per can 33c
Fresh eggs, per dozen , 17 Vic
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUIT!
i READ THIS LIST !
Asparagus, large bunches, 10c; Rhubarb, bunches, 5c; Texas Cucumbers, 10 and 15c each; Fresh !
Tomatoes. 30c lb.; Head Lettuce, '15 and 20c; Mango Peppers, 10c each; Strawberries, 25c pint, I J;
50c qusrt; Sweet Potatoes. 3 lbs., 25c; New Cabbage, Radishes, Leaf Lettuce and New Carrots.
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