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.PLATTSXOtfTH SEHI-WEEiCL? JOTOJAI
XOZTEA?, SUY.23. 1921
Here Again! Three
THURSDAY,
May 26th
The interest that was manifested by the public in our Three Dollar Days a month ago, has proven to us that the people of
Plattsmouth and vicinity appreciated the bargains that we offered them. We are again quoting you big values that reflect
big savings. Bring Your Cash Dollars here! Remember the Days!
Grocery Department!
CANNED PEAS
10 cans "Mighty Nice" peas for $1.
This is an excellent quality put up
in 2-11). size.
CANNED TOMATOES
10 cans for 1. A very good quality
tomato put up in 1 -I l. cans.
PINK SALMON
Tall 1-lb. cans of a ond quality pink
salmon. I'ine for salads ami baked
dishes. S cans for l.ou.
LAUNDRY SOAP
2f bars Lenox for $1.00
22 bars "White Luna" $1.00
COFFEE
4 lbs. of I'eaberry for $1.00
" lbs. of good "Uio" coffee for $1.00
CANNED PEACHES
4 cans of "Vale" peaches put up in
heavy syrup. 2-i-lb. cans for $1.00.
4 cans Luxury apricots, line quality, in
22 -lb. cans, for $1.00.
CANNED PEARS
3 cans of "Niinco" pears, a high grade
heavy syrup quality, 2'-lb cans, for
$1.00.
A Good Quality Goods
at a Low Price
''' 13 lbs. of
7 SV Cane Sugar " i
The Bank of Cass County
PATTSMOUTH, NEBR.
Capital, Surplus and Profits
$90,000.00
All deposits in this Bank are Guaranteed by the
Nebraska State Banking Guarantee Law
WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE
T. II. POLLOK, CM. McCLEAKIN, R. F. PATTERSON,
President Vice President Cashier
FRIDAY,
May 27th
CANNED PINEAPPLE
3 cans of "Niinco" best quality in 2Y
lb. cans, for $1.00.
CANNED APRICOTS
3 cans. Del Monte apricots, extra good
quality, 2-ltt. cans, for $1.00.
PORK AND BEANS
"Sunkist" pork and beans, tall can, 7
cans for $1.00.
"Snider" pork and beans. No. 1 can, 7
cans for $1.00.
CANNED MILK
10 cans of tall milk for $1.00
CANNED PEARS
An excellent quality of- canned pears
in gallon cans, per gallon. 75c.
PRESERVES
3 large jars of pure fruit and sugar pre
serves, all flavors, for $1.00.
LOGANBERRIES
3 cans of the verj
in 2-lb. cans, for
I
3 cans of the very highest quality fruit,
in 2-lb. cans, for $1.00.
RASPBERRIES
3 cans of the best quality canned rasp
berries, in 2-lb. cans, for $1.00.
STRAWBERRIES
3 cans of an excellent grade canned
strawberry, in 2-lb. cans for $1.00.
FREE! FREE! FREE!
During these three days special selling
we will give you one pound of "Gold Medal"
COFFEE FREE with every three pound pur
chase. Don't miss this.
LOGALNEWS
From Thursday's Dally.
Henry C. Creamer of Murray, was
in the city for a few hours today en
route to Omaha to look after some
business matters of importance.
J. J. Meisinger departed this
morning for Omaha, where he will
visit for the day in that city with
friends and look after some matters
of importance.
J. D. Bramblett of Union, was In
the city today calling: on County As
sessor William Rummell at the court
house relative to the completion of
the work on assessing Liberty pre
cinct. '
From Friday's Dally.
Peter Halmes was a passenger this
morning for Omaha to look after
some matters on the stock market
for a few hours.
James Eagan, of McCook, who was
here to attend the funeral of his
littie-nephew, Edmund Eagan, re
turned home this afternoon.
Attorney J. A. Campwell of 'Elm
wood, was here yesterday for a few
hours looking after some matters of
business at the court house.
Carl -Newman, sergeant in ;the Ma
rine corps, who is now located at
Kansas City on recruiting duty, was
gy 12 lbs. of
Mjf Finest Bulk Vy
Ml " Macaroni j
Big Cash Dollar Days!
SATURDAY,
May 28th
Dry Goods Department
10 yds. Embroidered Flouncings, 2
to 4 inches wide, $1
Fine for all kinds of underwear trimming.
This sale also includes insertions, 1 to 2
Inches wide.
2 Boxes "Marinello" Powder, $1
This is the high grade "Arvel" powder.
"Marinello" quality is well known among
women who are particular.
6 yds. "Golden West" Muslin, $1
This is a fine quality of bleached muslin,
suitable for all purposes that muslins are
used for.
$1.50 Ladies Muslin Gowns, $1
Made in good summer style with short
sleeve or with wide band over the shoulder.
Excellent quality" musliu w ith hand em
broidered designs.
SPECIAL PRICE ON FLOOR
COVERINGS AND RUGS
Feltbase rugs, size 0x9, in attractive pat
terns. Very special at $5.00.
Kolorfast rugs, 6x9, very specially priced
at $6.00.
Kolorfast rugs, 9x12, very specially priced
at 10.00.
"Congoleum" floor coverings, "Gold Seal."
Large assortment of attractive patterns, very
specially priced at per square yard. 69c.
Short lengths and small cuts of Congoleum
covering specially priced at 1. This is your
opportunity to buy that small piece ypu have
been wanting.
One large 9x12 grass rug for your porch
at $8.00.
a visitor in the city over night with
his family, having been called to
Lincoln yesterday as an escort for one
of the returned bodies from France. .
Blank Books at the Journal Office.
FOR SALE
1 Oakland cheap
1 Republic Truck
2 Ford Roadsters
5 Ford Tourings.
All priced right. Call in
and let us show them to you.
T. II. Pollock Garago
Phone No. 1
Plattsmouth
ff Ladies Silk
Hose
Black, Brown U
$1.50 Corsets, $1
These corsets are ideully suited to the
slender o.r medium figure, with elastic tops,
and sufficiently boned to give the proper lit.
For that every day corset you can find noth
ing better.
1 pair Heavy Quality Silk Gloves, $1
These are in white and black with heavy
embroidered Lacks, and in all sizes.
3 pair 50c Children's Mercerized
Hose for $1
These are broken .izes in pink and blue
hose, high!' mercerized.
Stamped Goods for Embroid
ery Work
A big variety of attractive and needful
articles with which to while away your
leisure moments. Some pieces priced as high
as $2.50. Especially priced at $1.
3 yds. of Dainty Voile, $1,
These are in plain clors and make up into
such pretty dresses. This is an extraordinary
value.
Cheviot Shirting, 5 yds., $1
Just the kind for men's work-a-day shirts.
Fast colors and neat dark patterns.
Mercerized Damask, per yd., $1
A fine quality of white mercerized damask
in attractive patterns, 08 to 72 inches in
width.
Ribbons for Sashes, 3 yds., $1
Attractive wide ribons. just right for
thse sashes for summer frocks.
Linen Crash, 3V2 yds., $1
3!i yards of "Stevens" all pure linen crash,
brow ii. 17 inches w ide, for $1.00.
& - Organdies v
Mf v Imported T
JfC permanent
Call Phones Nos. 53 and 54
and 144
Moye Produce Company
-Phone 391 -
Across from Cloidt Lumber Co. 4th Street,
Plattsmouth, Neb.,
Opened for Business, May 1 9th
Wo Want Your Poultry, Eggs and Hides!
CREAM
We Will Pay the Highest Market Price!
We are new in the town, but old in the business.
Come in and get acquainted.
Vc Will Treat You Right!
GREAT JEWEL THEFT
PRESENTS MYSTERY
Mrs. Janney's Secretary and Son-in-Law
Axe Suspected of Tak
ing the Jewels.
Mrs. Samuel Van Zile Janney was
mysteriously robbed last night of
jewels valued at $50,000. The Job
was done by someone who knew the
combination of the safe, and might
have teen performed after midnight,
or earlier in the evening while the
Janneys were the dinner guests of Mr.
Richard Ferguson and his mother.
The detectives have failed to un
earth a single clue. Miss Esther
Maitland. Mrs". Janney's private sec
retary, is the only member of the
household who knew the combination
and in her Mrs. Janney says she has
absolute confidence.
This trust, however. Was consider
ably shaken when a mysterious tel
ephone conversation was overheard
between Miss Maitland and Chapman
Price, the husband of Mrs. Janney's
daughter. Mr. Price left home yes
terday afternoon after a bitter quar
rel with his wife.
Further developments in this in
teresting robbery case will be unfold
ed on the screen at the Parmele The
ater Sunday afternoon and evening,
when Blanche Sweet will be seen for
the first time in "The Girl in the
Web," her newest Jesse D. Hampton-
Pat he feature.
CONDITION OF CROPS
IS GENERALLY GOOD
Some Wheat Seems to Be of Poorer
Quality Than Last Season, But
Other Ciops Are Fine.
The general crop conditions
throughout this portion of Cass coun
ty are reported as being generally
favorable as reported by several of
the leading farmers of this locality.
The only departure from the general
favorable condition is that of a por
tion of the wheat crop that is re
ported as showing some signs o.;
weakness as the wheat is not as
strong and sturdy as last year and
the stocks in a number of cases ap
pears light and inclined to show
signs of having suffered from weath
er conditions. Just how much this
condition prevails has not been fully
determined as the farmers have not
all made close examinations of their
fields.
The corn conditions are of the best
is the general report and the wheat
crop one of the best that has been
reported in this locality for a great
many years and one that cannot help
but produce a large and very favor
able crop for the farmer.
Despite the cold weather that was
thought to have seriously affected
the potato crop the yield this year
looks in fine shape and generally it
is most favorable with all Indica
tions of producing a large yield per
acre.
LOCAL NEWS
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From Saturday's Dally.
Mont Robb. of Union, was here
today for a few hours looking after
some matters of business and calling
on old friends.
John Gerry Stark and son, of Elm
wood, were in the city for a few
hours today looking after some mat
ters of business.
Alfred Gansmer motored up from
Murray this afternoon accompanied
by William Puis and the two gentle
men visited here for some time with
friends.
County Commissioner Fred II. Go: -
der of Weeping Water, was in the city
today for a few hour sattending to
some matters of importance at the
court house.
We pay CASH for poultry and
eggs. Ed Ripple & Co., Fruits and
Groceries. Wagner hotel block. Call
phone No. 74. tf daw
WILL HOLD ELECTION
From Saturday's lally.
This morning County Superinten
dent Miss Alpha Petersen departed
for Murdock where she goes to post
notices for a special meeting of the
legal voters of the Murdock school
district to vote on the dissolution of
the consolidated school district. The
meeting will be held on Saturday
June 11, 1921, and the polls be open
from 7 p. m. until 10 p. m. of that
date.
CELEBRATE ELEVENTH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Stivers of Cedar Creek, where
tney have made their home for a
number of years on last Tuesday the
eleventh wedding anniversary of this
excllent couple, gave them a very
pleasant surprise, when they inarch
ed in cm them, with well filled bas
kets and took the home for the pur
pose of making Mr. and Mrs. Stiver
a very pleasant evening and a bright
spot in their lives.. The evening was"
pleasantly spent with social conver
sation, games and cards, at which
all most heartily joined. Supper
which the friends had brought along
was served at a late hour, and on
the departure of the friends wishes
were extended for a very pleasant
journey through life and many more
such pleasant occasions.
Those Dresent and tn on iiw tho
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casion were, besides the guests of hon
or, xvir. ana airs, stivers, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Denham. Misaoa Ttsion
Schneider, Gertrude Phelps, Leila
Duff. Marv Schneider. Ma hi a Trim
j Ina Warren, Mr. Henry O'Brien and'
I If Ati mr T aosm
E. H. 8chulhor, piano tuner.
Phone 389-J. d&w.
