The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, September 26, 1921, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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Plattsmouth, Nebraska, Dumfounded!
the Hands of the KilBion Sales Company, of Springfield, Mo., and Must
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$25,CC0.00 worth cf Fresh, Crisp, Dependable Merchandise awaits your coming. Everything to eat and wear is included in this titanic stock reducing sale. For years the Dovey reputation for handling
hteh rrade merchandise hzs steed unchallenged. Literally there is everything here for you from needles to furs at prices you can't resist. Groceries, Dry Goods, Corsets, Gloves, Ready-to-Wear Goods
and in fact everything carried in an up-to-date General Merchandise emporium will be thrown upon the counter of sacrifice to the buying public of Plattsmouth and surrounding territory, regardless of form
er costs or present market valae. CGST IS LOST-PROFIT,- forgotten. Every person within the call of this announcement should be here Wednesday morning for the opening of this 13 Day Stock. Re
ducing Sale an occasion that would rival the far famed wonders of Alladin's Lamp in its rich opportunity for saving. The decks are cleared. Special prices will prevail on every article in our large stock.
Junior Class, Pv H. S 229.5C0
Christian Church 210,200
Rev. Hunter 210,000
Helen Vallery 205,700
LIST AND STANDING OF CONTESTANTS
United Brethren Church. 159,400 Rev. Leete 83,700
Public Library 154,700 Rev.. McClusky 66,000
St. Paul's Evangelical Church 129,600 Mrs. Alf Gansmer. ." 43,500
Glonobeha. C. F. G 11 4, 100 Etta Nichols 28,500
Boy Scouts 1 5,600
E. S. Mason 15,400
American Legion 9,200
A. L. Hufter 6,200
Knisrhts of Columbus 6,000
Rich, Rare, Spick and Span, New Goods from the World's Best Manufacturers!
Ladses' Furnishings!
Ladies silk and fibre hose, assorted colors;
a snap at
One lot fine percale hovise dresses to
go at, each
Gingham house dresses values up to $5;
to go at, each
98c
$1.79
2.48
Dry Goods!
One lot high grade corsets,
$ 1 .50 value, on sale at
Children's rompers lay in a supply of
these at the special low price of
36-inch drc-os plaids are now on sale
at per yard '
Velour flannelette finest quality. Priced
below the present market. Per yard
54-inch coating material. Colors black
and silvertone. It's yours at, per yard
One lot 32-inch plaid ginghams. No excuse
for net buying them now at, per yd
Percales, choice quality. We are offering
them at, per yard, 23c and ,
Children's and misses ribbed hose. Sizes
64 to 9J2. Just like finding them; per pair.
Mercerized table damask; 68-inch width.
Specially priced, par yd ,
95c
68c
38c
29c
$1.48
29c
23c
23c
49c
$100.00' in Gold!
$100.00 in Gold to be given absolutely free on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5. to the church, school or
society, gentleman, boy or 'girl, receiving the largest
number of votes.
We will give 5000 VOTES FREE when you enter, and re
member it costs you nothing to enter this contest. We give 200
votes with every 50 cent cash purchase, or a like amount paid on
arcount or bought with due bills, so organize NOW. Support your
choice and he!p some friend win the $100.00. Remember, the time
is short just 13 days to win. Nominate your choice right away.
Our ??.'es manaper will be glad to explain conditions of the con
test to you. It costs nothipg to enter. Come right along and get
busy. Save FREE COUPON in the paper; also in this circular. It
is good for 500 votes if voted on or before Wednesday, Sept. 28th.
For the Men Folks!
Men's blue bib overalls Old Hickory brand;
a snap, while Ihey last, per pair. ........
Men's work shirts blue and gray; good
heavy material. While they last, each
79c
79c
rocery Department!
Van Camp's milk, tall cans;
per dozen
12 bars of the celebrated Luna brand
soap for r
Sun Brite cleanser a daily kitchen
necessity. Save by buying it now at . . .
Large pkg. of rolled oats. A genuine
bargain at, per pkg
Butter Nut coffee the delicious brand,
reduced in price during this sale to, per lb
No. 3 can yellow free-stone peaches put
up in good quality syrup, at, per can
Tall cans of Hebe milk on sale at,
per dozen cans
6-oz. can Calumet baking powder
on sale at
Horse Shoe tobacco specially priced and limited
to one pound to a customer. Per lb
$1.49
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Outings! Outings
Extra good light and dark outing flannel
will be sold during this sale at, per yd. . . .
Ladies fleeced union suits, worth up to
$3.00. On sale at ".
19c
$1.79
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Boys sweaters cold weather is coming,
buy these warm garments now for
$1.48
Children's Dresses!
Child's dresses; age up to 6 years. On sale at
less than you could buy the goods alone. . . .
98c
-EXTRA SPEOSAL!-
50 lbs. Granulated Sugar for 50c, with each $30 Cash Purchase
in Dry Goods Department (not in Groceries)
BLAftEtETS! BLANECETS!
Winter is near at hand. - Lay in your supply of bedding now.
Our blankets guaranteed to keep you warm.
SPACE AND TIME
do not permit us to quote many values, but our entire stock will
be on sale at Unheard cf Prices Come and Save!
-O-O-O-H, LADSES!"
The first 50 ladies making a $5 purchase in our Dry Goods Dept.
will get a good broom for 7c. What do you think of that?
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Save this Coupon. Good for 500 votes if voted
on or before Wednesday, September 28th.
Write Name Here :
E9EXCGZDB
Remember the dates and mark them well. WEDNESDAY, Sept. 21st
LOW THE CROWD to Dovey's store. Bring the whole famUy, co
of the hundreds of rare bargains. Bring your dollars and take home
to WEDNESDAY, October 5th. You won't have any trouble finding us, even if you were never in Plattsmouth before JUT FOL-
mc prepared to stay all day it will be worth your while. Nowhere could j'ou earn a better day's wages than right here taking advantage
the most merchandise they have bought in years. Look for the big sign across the front of our store. DONT FAIL TO BE HERE!
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Col. W. H. Killion, Sales Director
of Springfield, Mo.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Stanley V. Killion, Asst. Director
In charge of Ballots.
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