PT.ATTSMOITTH. BF.MTWTTXT? JOlTTkNAL
MONDAY. AUGUST B. I9il,
A ood quality
goods r.t
a low price!
H. M. SOENNIC
PHONE
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We invite you to share the
the moneys a v in g advan
tages of this special sale be
fore brisk buying has nar
rowed the selection.
Dainty Wash Frocks!
New Sun and Rain
x Parasols
The material used for the covers
is of excellent quality, mounted on
paragon frames with steel rods. The
assortment of handles is varied. A
piactical umbrella for every day use.
$1.85 to $8.00.
'' here is mucli more than style, iiovvver, to the.e frocks for they are
j :--;v.!t! hilly made and you will firm that their material is unusually
fine. At'i':e p:ic-3 it ia iiocd wisdow to have a supply of them
fc-r school.
Trice J.iU ana up.
Tom Sawyer Suits!
For thr.t young run:! )CA siartinc; to school nothing can take the ptace
r.i a guaranteed garment which stands for service and quality. Two
to seven years. Price $3.00.
Under Suits for Boys and Girls!
Strong rnaten'rl, excellent style, with tape sewed buttons. Now that
rchool is abo;:t to start every child nt-ods new clothing and plenty ol
i:nder:.T:rnier.is will be retessat- for comlorl. Sizes I to 12, 85c to $1.
Bioomers!
Ir birck sateen p.ncl f'e:-h colored ieisy. In these offerings you are
assured of long wearing materials and shapeliness. Most every rfwl
v. il! want mor? than ono pair. 40c and S5c.
Newly Patterned Ginghams!
T!.::c ginh-'.iTjs are fn'.:si;ai in strength, uniform in texture and re
markably low priced. For fall we have them in many new a no. beau-
ff We Must Wear
Petticoats
Let it be cue of these attractive
styles cf muslin or the tailored ging
ham, well made with fitted belt.
If it is a silk petticoat you want,
let us show you our assortment of
jersey and taffeta in botli tight fir.d
dark colors, $5.00 and up.
Slim Leather Belts
for New Costumes
Almost every frock or coat. sui.
sweater or blouse boasts of a belt
this season. We are showing- a new
lot cf narrow black belts with lvoolI
looking; buckles for G5c each.
tifui
patter n;
ro, Zb.
New Collars
Windsor ties with laundered col
lars and cuffs are very smart this
:r':on for school. We have a num
ber of good styles to show you. The
lies com? in a wide range of colors.
Cellars. 50c: Cuffs. 4Cc: Ties. Coc.
Colored Novelty
Handkerchies
In white with cc!or?d herders and
i:i delightful solid colors.
Price, 5c.
Pure Linen
Hand kerchiefs
Wr men's handkerchiefs with pret
ty eT.Li-oiu:rtr.i ce:nr in white or
cciors.
iiice Zoc each.
Men's
Handkerchiefs
In correct size and quality. In
Notions: Important
Savings
SAFETY PINS. 3 sizes, per card of 15 10c
Ci.'.! l-i::Iity, :tro: t:. dumb!- .-tee!.
,1'TTONS. per card....
.5c and ur
F.: ::1 tof every posibic r.ec !.
SIC?: RACK BRAID, best quality. bolt15-20c
HAIR I IMS. perfect points, per box 9-25c
SKIRT BELTING, extra strong, per yd.15-35c
BIAS TAPE, all widths, fine lawn. bolt15-20c
Fine to trim the new scho.il dresses
COLLAR 3AXD5 in all sizes 12V2c
LINGERIE RI.3RGX. per bolt 15c
Set's -i: i-,iU- iua!iiy la. hihI-.ts well.
DRESS SNAPS. b!ack and white, per card.10c
-- ' 1 1 -f n nc;
Thursday, Friday and
I Saturday
Silk and Yarn
Sweaters
Hew gay arc the sweaters cf silk
n.-.-.i yarn. They f.aur.t their brilliant
colors in many new y .rns and mod
el - more lovely than we thought
sweaters could be.
Silk sweaters, $5.75.
Yarns in all colors for making- the
W iFiful little slin-cn sweaters. 2
tz. ball. 45c.
New Gloves
Li node, taupe, biege. beaver,
black or white silk add much dis
tinction and smartness to the cos
tun:". All sizes, $2.50 per pair.
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SCO CASZS OF FINS CANIIED FRUIT
A'i j acked in heavy syrup and at
better than Pre-War Prices. Watch
the paper fcr our big ad this week.
Hosiery for All!
KNIT TO FIT FROM TOE TO TOP
All sizes for boys and girls who are getting ready to go to
school in black, white and brown, per pair 35c
Women's fiber silk hose, in all sizes, per pair 85c
Women's pure silk hose, in black, white and cordovan. . . .$1.85
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I 0 C A L NEWS
h KANRED WHEAT IS A i HOLD FUNERAL OF
SUCCESS IN STATE MAJOR HALL TODAY;
sitfil n th silfnt tomb.
NOT SO MANY
With tie r'-inilovm'nt of iikii
.. . ,T., v r,t ihP I!urliiit,Mon shops the number
tv. v.u.ciy oi wiuiu troves trreat.Eojy Arrives at 2:39 Over Missouri! available houses in i-lai tsmout h m
Success as Shown bv Renorts
of the Fa mi Bureau
Pacific and Taken Direct to
Cemetery For Burial
1 i .... .. v-
iic.. in : whi!,. ,; r- vnnu-- ;ilnns;i , . . ' ' "', , . .
th.n niiil.u-s ami uralr l.uv, rs .r ct- 1 his :!,t"rll"f'n :h" '""'v ' fiU'r
tai:; plac.s tn.ouLinMU 5 :' ,-!a ! a i-; A- ,i:,H arrived in this city lroi
!.-ki Kanr.-ii w :v.r . el a ia::ii'; l-.ocnest r. .M.nnr-ota. where he tia.l
jils i n i ! 1 i i . e: quali-y is 1'..v.,r n',,. i t---'sed a way ami was lail to re.-t in
iViMJiar mux i.f lu. ,t . , ti.. v.. 'ini ecmMer in uie tamiiv
t 1
j bra-ua Farm
III ft a '! I-'.-.), ra ! it)!'..
iiusi- .-! . an- startc: cith'.-r by
P'-r.-iilis wiio liavi' !inaii(ial rcaMi:;-t".-
a it i mp; l to tli: rnvlii !hi- r.rw
strina of wheat. ..r wh'i iiac a n.is
ii !!ir i a ml i iiu o'' a;..,: Kaiiri-U :;-at
is. '
"In :itf fir.-' j(c." sas I'm- F.hih
Hiir.au. j. i 1 l, -n ( 1 i aualy
ami v.iain ia. ).( i m hirs-i- -x-
i-lial;:-.'-, : i i 1 1 1 1 1 th..: .';. catiii'il !!!
ripi-a.-ii ianrfd umat I. fioai
111 - t-t !,..' ar:.-!j.-. ! i; i-i.-i i ii a
-..ua:y i;rain huva-r i.tt-vc a kaow tiiai
in wa - iiiiyi"; Kaiir. cl w :..jm mii.- :
hav- a kii'j a 'e,l.-.. ,,f v.hai i ae par
lieula" I'artuer he ! u'aiiK.- wit1, i,,,,,
lailie.. It inn.-: be i r 1 1 . -m i J ft i that
Ka?!i'e.- w:i.-a! is !;:'! a hyuri.1 whi-at,
but. i-. a train ii- ei -jk 1 froin tin--e.
(I wf a rrl r'-il win'"!' in-ai iai-l-'Ol
Jei by t h" led. ! ; ! s-ov. I Itm.-llt
il .'iii '"riaiea : rom v. iin a Mc- Ka:.-as
A.t icuii a! K- j-ei : . i j :i .i.itioa
veiof'-. ;he strain by eareful '!.(
t ion of eacii imiiviiiual seed and !(.-:
by cro-N p.illitiai i-ui. Ir, n-in r word--,
i ot ii'in.iily -(t!i:e- I'r .ru tie- -.:lie
so-iree as t he sell' ra 1! ae-'-ejr.e.t Ta
lc ;.- U.-d wi'. ..I.'-
"Tile c;,iui : inad'-." liie ?a!
!: !i: cot. : i.iij' . ": I : r.-il a a
!'' not e u.t.iiti a. iiiuh j '-rcen a ;
f.i Mil'"!' a- tin
Oak Mill ei!ieiei' in tl:
! here.
-Mr. Mali had b. en at Koehe.-'t t-r
'or a '(!!. v.tltat i n bu? it was fount'
'hat i: v;is !ai;iT)-.sible to do any
'hinj, fur his reli-f and before l:e
c-iai'd i ' i urn to his bono- in Nebras
ka death eaiiie.
At t!te sia'iuii the laidy was met
ay ih oilic-'s and a lai'Ke deleatiol
r'!' til'- uie;ijier- iif 1 'ia ' ; s nion t h lode
'. ''. A. F. - . M. win. formed the
funeral e-,cor i, tiie rave. The pall
!e-ai!j- wen- !. i-;.-d from iiiuunj;
'iie b, it:.;.. i.!-r!er and e. insisted of
V . T. Adam . . A. !avis of Muirav,
K. ! '. Fill:'. ('. I .. Wile. W. A. Kob
. r--.i:i. () ('. Dove.-.-.
Tiie M;iiini" funeial ritual was
(onducted a' the urave by .lame.-, T.
!'.!L.!', v.-1 1 r -! : i piit'ul ma-li-of I'lat's
': in a i-'d.ne .',(. anil tie- beauti-
ii. : n . i :ii,iu-e -!v .-'-rv;ee laid tne
.. :.. ... .. 1 . i ... ..I f tlw a fn i n i Ml ll in The
a.lill nuiie 'I ' ..i i . i .......... . -
time is ripe, it would seem, for ;i re
vival of building. Those who wih
to do somethitit; to really advanee
IMattsmouth could hit upon no better
plan t hu u the erection of a number
of modern rental houses. We say
modern, because the time has come
when renters demand the same con
veniences j s home owners and withal
are willing to pay for it. Hetter to
build modern homes and keep them
rented to a ood class of tenants
than the other kind und have to
rent them to anyone who comes aloiitf
as well as stand the extra upkeep
of maintaining them for irresponsible
tenants.
The .Journal believes the erec
tion of a score of jtooil houses and
perhaps another apartment house
would pay kooiI dividends to in
vestors as well as v,o a lotij; ways to
wards helping to build up lMati-
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MURRAY AID SOCIETY
The ladies aid society of Murray
will meet with Mrs. i'erry Nickels
and Mrs. George Parks- and Mr-
Wil-
ia.-t i,.!U', r. -r the faithful follower ,f 1 HiMii Wiley as assistant hostesses, on
'ii- Ma.-onie Ma -hi .-it..-. A quartet ' nxt Wednesday afternoon. August
i 1 M h.
'. -oiujios. d cf F. 1 !
Cloid-. A. V. Minn
. ! oVt r H a l W;
Wesc.-.;:. I-'
and Dr. H. V.
of tin- old and! Blank Books at the Journal Office.
1 'i a- I !-e '; :! Vai'ie! ..
w;i:i--r w !., a:. !a r a:s ::i.. et j: i
? j !i.i.i;:i! I.e said !aa- !: r'a!!n J'.uii-
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FROM
House of Kuppenheimer
AND
Hart Schaffner &c Marx
NOW ON DISPLAY!
Also the Newest Thing in Fall Head wear
and Stetson Hats!
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CEDA.
ur West Window.
; ircirn S'aturaav's Tinlrv
! I'M Mclluicli of Falls City is here
i for a short, visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Wallini: and fani-
, ily-
Itirman Kupke and wife1 of near
M unlock, were here yesterday for a
: few hour- looking alter some mat
iters of !)usiness in the county court.
Mrs. W. V. Krecklow deparUd
1 this afternoon for -Iirishton. Color
' ado, where she will spend some time
, visiting with frieiuls and looking af
1 ter some matters of business.
Mrs. EJ Brantnor canto down this
afternoon from Pender, Nebraska,
accompanied by her two little grand
sons, liussell and Xathan Chase, and
will visit for a short time with Mrs.
I Brantner'd parents. Mr. ami Mrs.
! John Cory.
1 Winter rye seed. ?1.2" per bushel.
iBestor & Swatck. aa-4td.
The new Ford lawful lens. 50c
per pair. T. H. Follock Garage.
AuRust Victor records, now on
sale. Come in and hear them play.
J. "W. Crabill tfd
MRS. 0FE IMPROVING
i Tiie friend.s of Mrs. Edward G. Ofe
,ani pleased, to learn that she is now
Knowing tho most favorable indica
tions of an early recov ei v fram het
tfcent operation at the Clarkson hos
pital in Omaha and each day .-cms
to indicate her growing strength. !t
is hoped that in a short time she
may be able to return home to tit is
city.
The new Ford lawful lens, 50c
per pair. T. H. Pollock Garage.
P EACH ES
FOR CANNING!
My Fancy Elberta Peaches
are due next week.
! J u -' as j.-a.-ui- of t in- iiiili.a.ir ,i;i'i
bakia-r :!U.: ' : t ie- of ia a i eil -.vri'-a! a
!::jv are of i; i h.;i: , .;.;,( .,n-;
: Ust i e.- i-r in ; q t; a i : ; ie. . a ml a t -' .:'
b'. nred ;!-a; made 1 roai v. ;ie;:i o
('...eel in various e.-i htti -; and '...!
i.i:; :i p.-ri ..! ll'i.ta 1 ! 1 1 -t 1 ! i ! i.a.
saowu thai Ka.'it'.-d i ci:i';ii:i- a -i i
: . .1 p' ei ; a of '. !.!.". fur Turk'
lied W !i: at i-m V '! . L' ! !;- r-a :ae J.-eri -. a' . "
"i I.a' a ay hiek of li'.n' in K;m
r d v. a-af ia Nebraska t ills yi . r is
ii!'- : we.t: he;- c-.aiFt i.u:-, and aot
l!i.- v. ::-..: ita-if. ,; n : I that ;!;' Sail'
("Il'ii! ioi. exi-'s t;; Ta:key If .1
:.- ; ii i oia " :-;-:t of i a ' 1 i -
a n in. by : !-i ra. liurt-au a
lie- v a : ;)!.- :a :!.'- at"l s, : a i tl x-
ej,.. i.;.;. 1 C. i i : -. Wlii'!! occt :T'"l jil.-!
a ' :,a rv l t i in and v. ' i! '- a'-a '
wa- in the ; j; a '.. bl' aCiled !:r- b'-:r.
vv ;i i i; : ii -ii" i!-id' .if ;:ie in o'..
i , i ea; :ii a h;:- h ia n e.'iia-c of
r.-il, a,:-l tilt eff il.. ! !1 p--:-''
,'aii.. ! ..!', on 'f'U'-J-eV K--d
- . ii a i a - . ' Ii.- - b:i ii Kan re-. I. Thi -
o'h'-d V a- ., ' I., - ; . " v . liuv,
bej-.y" v. hib- a - a iii.tt . -of la. , i;
is thi- .-aaie ide'ni -al uite.it v.'ai. a ii
t !n-fheu iief ..;( t !- tains is ra led
"ii :! red wit. ter" ati-.J is brir.iiiau:
. premium o . v the .vti'.ov. ia'rry "f
:.) t 'A ! (!. p. r bu-.;id. !i :P Flat
:a bay i-r.- ei ' a r u,l -infori1 e I -)-::
r t.. : It- i.er 'i.a' v.i".:
K:"..r w h--ai w.i.s rais: 1 F::is a.
I.a va a ; ' a: p: d to b.di- . thai . v ry
iiia:;' that i i.eri-y" Kaa-
!. ! aa.'t everx Fiiai; ihar i "i'aiav ia
t. r ai!-' i Turk'-y 1. As a ma Met
of fact the whale tiling res.-lvi-s i;
f ii.to a "hi !'!. ..ml a!'t r" til. rain
j.ropi .-i t ion.
"Tha' the i a v e-1 i j a I oil made bv
the Nebraska f'arm I' ireaii Fa b ra
tion is co !:.! i - born.. att !;. a i. le
gratu received i'dav by the .Nebras
ka Farmer from I.. A. Frit, head of
:h" Kaa-a - Slate A r . icn ! t ura 1 Col
li::.' whiah savs. 'K.sult of einht
ir- milling and baking M.
d.
..j o'.v n Ul.de;- ad
;ave produced poor
y
nor warrant iii crimination agains:
iaared sampb
v i aondi' ion-
flour and b! t ad. Yellow berrv v. !i.-a'
may be produced from seed of K;'.'.i
red or Turkey Fed and d us not us
ually taali.- a t i la c! ory flour. Cli
matic and soil roiiditiae; and urn
vara i v are to blame."
RIVER STILL CaUSING
RAILROADS TROUBLE
Up to Its Old Tricks in Vicinity cf
Brown ville Threatening the
Burlington Tiiglit-of-Way
-ATTENTION!-
The Peach crop is very short
this year. If you want nice
peaches please give r.ie yout or
der. NOW. Next week will he
to late. Everybody knows my
my price is right.
ED. RSPPLE
2nd Door South of the PostofficV
Phone 134
The apparently never ceasing war
fare between the Fa rlinni on rail
road and the turbulent Missouri
rier has transferred i t -s activi'. iej
from near this city to the vicinity of
Brow tiville. v here it is now menac
ing the railroad properly.
The rivar lias caused much trou
ble at that point in the past, but
none as serious as the present danger
and the i: roads of the changing
waters has, indeed proven a serious
problem for the railroad engineers, j
The lir.-t attack of the river was
on the bank not far ft otu (he rail
r ad tool ionises in the Brownville
yards and it lias been kept up since
that time with t h result that a
lar;:e amtiunt nf land has been swept
into the rivar. Defensive work was
started by the raiii'oad as soon as the
rutting tactics of the river were dis
covered and a river boat hurried to
the scene lo do what was possbb- to
help lay mats and take other steps
to ejieck" t he current .
At Ituio the rver has narrowed
very much and is unite deep mill as
th" water fell from the rise of a
few weeks a no it crumbled in a large
part ol the bank and the deep water
makes the work id' putting in re
tards very difficult. The Burling
ton has sent some of its most expert
engineers to the scene of the cutting.
We appreciate your co-operation
in helping us to publish all the live
news cf the community. Call No. 6,
Blank Books at tne Journal Office. -
tCi jLi'Civ-' ZAtJLi J- thj: j
f te5 Vll Boes ill
ll. -.. t. ;4U ?
jToucan plow, disk,
harrow, harvest,
tliresh, bale hay,
onrn t3ori n t rtr
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a!
work or any other
power job around
the farm quicker,
easier and at less
cost to you with the
Fordson Tractor.
Twenty-four hours each
day, every working- day in
the year it will give maxi
mum service. Light but
powerful it gets from job
to job quickly. Easy to
operate and control effi
cient, economical and above
all DEPENDABLE.
Get in the power-farming frame of mind
no;.v. Call, phone or drop us a card for
facts. See the Fordson in practical
operation,
T. H. Pollock Auto Co.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
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Use a Fordson Tractor!
Fall plowing is too hard on horses this year.
Fall plowing should be over now and many farm
ers have not started.
A Fordson Tractor will solve the problem. One
Fordson will plow as many acres in one day as two
men with eight horses. Save expense, save your horses
this hot weather and farm with a Fordson Tractor.
Phone or call on us for a demonstration. First calls
will be served first.
T. H. Pollock Auto Co,
Phone No. 1 Plattsmouth, Neb.
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