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P1ATTSM0UTH SEMI - WEEKLY J0UBHA1
THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1926.
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at Our Store!
We have joined some half dozen merchants in promoting a big
Dollar Day sale, and every one of the stores is vying with each
other in a contest of who can offer the biggest Bargains for
Friday-Saturday, Jan. 28-29
We feel that we have succeeded in giving you Bargains. We know we are offering you
merchants z!t very lew prices and snail Household Supplies in quantities at a Big Saving.
DRY GOODS VALUES
Handkerchiefs. Ladies' Pure linen, 12 for $1
Gowns. Crepe. Hand Embroidered, each $1
onion Suits. Ladies' cr Ken's. Good qual
ity, medium weight. Each $1
Gowns, Eoys' or Girls', 8. 10. 12 years, 2 for$l
Pillow Tubing, 38. 40, 42 or 45-in. 3 yds.$l
Ccmfort Eatts. pure white, long fibre stit
ched. C or 4-lb. batts, each $1
Overalls, 220 Denim, high back, pair $1
Jacket;, 220 Denim, to match overalls $1
Iludin, Hore. excellent quality, 7 yds. for $1
L:udir, Kainrook finish, med. quality, 10 yds.$l
Citing Flannel, blue, pink, stripes. 7 yds $1
Outing Flannel, heavy blue or pink, 6 yds. $1
Cating Flcnntl, GG-inch, 5 yds. for $1
Eaj Eugs, dark, floral borders. 13x36, 2 for$l
Ilainsock, light tint3, checked, 4 yds $1
Tending, part linen, unbleached, 9 ydj $1
Toweling, part linen, white with red bor
der, 8 yards ior $1
Percales, lights and darks, 33-inch, 6 yds $1
Crepes, fancy flowered, 5 yds. for $1
Lingette. genuine, 2 yards for $1
Hose. Ladies' Mercerized, Hem top, 3 pair $1
Thread. Coate's, any size, 24 'spools $1
Silk Hose, Ladies', 2 pair for $1
Eloomers, Silk, per pair $1
Turkish Towels, extra large, 4 for $1
Indian Head, fast colors, 3 yards for $1
Shirt, Hen's "Bread-Long." Best quality.
Also 1 pair Automatic Socks, both for $1
Overalls, Eoys', all sizes, per pair $1
GROCERY BARGAINS
Black Baspberries, best quality, 3 cans for $1
Campbell's Soups, any variety, 9 cans for $1
Standard Corn, 10 cans for $1
Fancy Country Gentleman Corn, 8 cans $1
Tomatoes, Standard, No. 2, 10 cans for $1
Tomatoes, Fancy, Whole, No. 2, 8 cans for $1
Tomatoes, Fancy, Whole, No. 3, 6 cans for $1
?ea3, small size, 8 cans for $1
Peas, Fancy, small size, 5 cans for $1
Bccns, Green or Wax, fine quality, 6 cans $1
Green Beans, standard stringless, 8 cans for $1
Kidney Beans, Otoe pack, 10 cans for $1
Hominy, Fancy Otoe, large, 11 cans for $1
Del Ilonte Fruit; Large size cans Pears,
Apricots and Melba Halves, the 3 for $1
Pineapple, large Fancy, 3 cans for $1
Pineapple, No. 2 size, fancy, 4 cans for $1
Fmit Special Large cans, all in heavy
syrup. Peaches, Pears or Plums, 4 cans $1
Coffee, Paxton Gas Boast, 2 1-lb. cans $1
O'Cedar Cil or Liquid Veneer, 12-oz., 2 for $1
Karo Syrup (light-dark) three iz-gal. pails$l
Mazola Oil, 1 quart and.l pint can, both $1
Haisins, Not-a-Seed, you know this quality.
8 packages for $1
Cocca, Herschey's half pounds, 5 for $1
P & G White Naptha Soap, 25 bars for $1
Ketches, Ohio Blue Tips, best made, 18 boxes$l
Pancake Flour, Royal All Wheat, 3 4-lb pkg.$l
Pancake Flour, Gooch's Best, 3 4-lb. sacks $1
Toilet Paper, 1,000 sheet Tissue, 11 for $1
Toilet Paper, 7-oz. Crepe, 18 for $1
lbs
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Plattsmouth, Nebraska
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Tlie Federal ILaatd BanU oS Omaha
has again lowered the interest jrateonf arin Joans:
iThird reduction in'ratein four-years.N postto
borrower is now less than 5.l Get your loan from?
this great co-operative Federal Land Bank.You
will save money now and will benefit from further
reduction in costT
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LOCALNEWS
Dr. Heineman, Dentist, Hotel Main
Bldg., Phone 527.
From Monday's Dally
O. A., Davis of Murray was here to
day for a few hours attending to
some matters of business.
Charles F. Reichart of Louisville
FARM BUREAU NOTES
Copy for this Department 4
furnished by County Agent 4
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Community Meeting at Manley.
The people of Manley and sur-
waa in the city today for a few hours rounding community had a most suc
ttfnriiner to snm matters of business cessful meeting last week. There
and visiting with friends. i were almost 300 men, women, and
Henry R. Gering of Omaha was children gathered at the hall in Man
here over Sunday visiting with rela- lev and, the, splendid program given
tives and friends and looking after was enjoyed by all The following
some matters of business. are some of the PePle wno fPPeared
on me program: ine vogier gins
sang two songs, also the Reister girls
Sheriff Bert Reed and County At
torney W. G. Kieck were called to
and one of the Reister girls gave a
p.ui, iuua j splendid reading; the Stohlman bro-
fhatlace " aQ 3S reSldeDt 0f.tners sang several songs which were
p ' (appreciated very much. Mrs. Snipee
W. H. Mark of Union was among gave two readings, and the Farmer?
the visitors in the city today where Band comp0sed of 25 pieces gave a
he was called to attend to some mat-lVery pieasant concert. They organ
ters of business and visiting with his l2ed about a years ago and are now
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friends in the county seat
Norris Schrader of Lincoln, ad
vance representative of the Wesleyan
Glee club was here today for a few
hours and was accompanied back to
.'Lincoln by E. H. Wescott.
Attorney C. E. Tefft and Frank J.
1 Domingo, banker of Weeping Water,
were in the city today for a few hours
looking after some matters of busi
ness and visiting with friends.
giving splendid concerts. Any neigh
borhood would be proud " of such a
gathering as came together at ManT
ley.
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Individual Hog Houses.
On February 3rd Mr. Posson of
the Animal Husbandry Department
and Mr. Wood of the Ariculturing
department will assist in a meeting
to be held at the home of Merritt
Miss Margaret Turner of Alliance, Pollard on O street near Nehawka.
vMias Christine Rasmussen of Omaha On February 4th they will hold an
and R. Thorpe of York, were here other meeting at the home of Ben
over Sunday visiting as guests of W. iffler three miles east of Weeping
;D. McMahan at, the home of Mr. and Water. These meetings will begin at ' at
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Mynard, Nebr.
Mrs. Frank A. Cloidt.
the time in Omaha and where the!
deceased was employed up to the
time of his last illness. Mr. Hick
son has made his home in Nebraska
for fifty-four years, coming with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lind
say when a very young boy.
Mr. Lindsay is survived by the
wife and a family of eleven children,
five sons, James, Thomas, George,
Robert and Carl Lindsay; six (laugh
ters, Mrs. Emil K. Ohm, Mrs. Gladys
Warren. Mrs. Clarence Fritz, Mrs.
George Yost, Misses Mildred and Ida
Lindsay. There are also surviving
him six grandchildren, all the fam
ily residing in South Omaha.-
The funeral services will be held
:15 Friday afternoon at the
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From Tuesday's lally
Edward Kelly of Manley was in
ithe city today attending to some mat
ters of business and visiting with
friends.
i D. C. West of Nehawka was here
I today for a few hours attending to
'some matters of business and visit
jing with friends..
j John A. Gauer of Cedar Creek was
j in the city today for a few hours at
tending to securing his auto licenser
jand also for his hunting license.
District Judge James T. Begley
and Court Reporter L. L. Turpin are
in Nebraska City today to hold a
short session of the district court,
i Mrs. E. J. Hightower of Emily,
Texas, who has been here visiting at
the home of Mrs. E. A. Bronson, de-
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I 1:30 and an A-shaped hog house Brewer chapel and the body will be
J will be constructed. If you are inter-. brought to Plattsmouth for burial
ested in any kind of a hog house or
the raising of hogs, you should at
tend one of these meetings.
George Lindsay,
Former Resident.
Dies at Omaha
Passed Away Yesterday Afternoon at
St. Joseph Hospital After a
Year's Illness.
From Wednesday's Pally
The death of George C. Lindsay.
parted this morning for Omaha to; former resident of Plattsmouth for a
spend the day.
Boyd C.Edvards of Seward, rep
resenting the Rock Island Plow Co.,
of Omaha was here last evening for
great many years, occurred yesterday
at 1:15 at the St. Joseph hospital
in Omaha following an illness that
has covered the past year and which
ia visit at the home of his aunt, Mrs. , has offered but little hopes to; the
i W. II. Rainey 'and family." return-' members of-' the family for the re
!ing this morning to Omaha. j covery of the husband and father.
I County Superintendent Miss Alpha Mr. Lindsay was sixty-four years
Peterson departed this morning for of age at the. time of his death and
Lincoln where' she will attend a con-"was for many years a wellknown
ference of thq county superintendents fgu re in Plattsmouth where his fam-
;that is being held there at the Corn- ily had long resided and where he
busker hotel arid where they will was married to a daughter of the
meet State Superintendent Taylor, late Mr. and Mrs. James Hickson.
(Who has just taken over the state de- For the past twenty years the family
Jpartment of education. .have resided for the greater part of
there being a short service at the
grave at Oak Hill cemetery at 3
o'clock Friday afternoon for the old
time friends of the family in this
city who may wish to attend.
In their sorrow the members of the
Lindsay family will have the deep
est sympathy of the host of old time
friends in this city and vicinity.
CALLED ON INVESTIGATION
From Wednesday's Daiiy
Yesterday Sheriff Bert Reed and
Deputy Sheriff W. C. Schaus were out
at South Bend to investigate some
matters relative to the taking of a
part of the moving picture machine
from the Murray town hall a" few
days ago and which it had been
thought had been taken by a travel
ing picture show outfit and which
had stopped at South Bend. The
sheriff and deputy made a search for
the missing parts of the picture ma
chine but without success. The mat
ter was not reported until some time
after the parts had been missing and
which makes the task of locatin
them very difficult.
Business stationery, programs and
all kinds of job printing- at the Jour
nal office.
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Charles A. Patterson, well known
banker of Arapahoe and vice-presi
dent of the Farmers State bank of
this city was here today visiting
with the relatives and many old
friends.
"Why don't you blov
your horn?'
"Who do you think I
am, Little Boy Bluer
You can't always avoid
accidents by blowing your
horn . . . ncr by exercis
ing care in driving your
car . . . you have always
to reckon with the care
lessness of others.
That's why you need com.
plete automobile insurance
written by this agency of
the Hartford Fire Insur
ance Company.
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Searl S. Davis
Farm Loans
Insurance
Investments
Real Estate
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the last 2 days of our 10 day Specials are
to be notable Dollar Days!
You have to decide what you are going to do with your Dollar.
Bring it here next Friday and Saturday, where it will do double
duty. Read these items. Remember this is clean, new, high-class
merchandise at a price that means worth-while savings to you!
Combination 1
Offers
$1
Boys' Rompers and
25c in other goods for.
Boys' Union Suits and (f1
25c in other goods for vl
Boys' Stockings, 2 pair d1
and 30c in other goods for v L
Boys' 4-inHand Ties and
55c in trade for
Men's Latest Style-Dress Caps
In new, light, colors. J'
Fancy lined. Each J)1
Boys Extra Quality Fast Color
Blue Bib Overalls
Flap pockets, all sizes v-1
Boys' Fine Percale Dress Shirts
Light color, with
collar attached. Only
Child's Novelty Suits Jersey,
corduroy wool mix. Peter Pan
and Oliver Twist. Just d1
think of it, only J 1
$1
Child's Wash Suits Fast color.
Neatly trimmed. Less than you
can make them for,
you will admit. Only
$1
$1
New Style Coat Hangers with
curved shoulder. Packed dl
in neat box, 5 for v X
Painters' White Overalls With
bib, high back style.
Sizes to 42, pa
8::.....$1
Boys' Fancy Sox, 2 pair
Men's Kromer style Work Caps
with slide band, soft
bill, fancy plaid. Each.
Men's heaviest Rockford Socks
Blue and brown mix, rib top,
white heel and toe. fl
FIVE pair for J)1
Boys' Knicker Pants Made of
asstd. mixtures in tan, fl
brown, blue. All sizes V
Boys' Winter Caps Made
latest style with good,
warm inbands. Only
of
$1
and 50c in other goods for
$1
1
and 50c in other goods forPX
$1
Boys' Garters and 75c
in other goods for
Boys' All-Leather Mitts
Men's Leather Aviator Caps
All leather. Fasten un
der chin. Only
Men's fine Dress Sox in all
colors. Guaranteed 4
months. FOUR pair for
$1
$1
Men's extra quality Blue Denim
220 wgt. Fast Color High Back
Bib Overalls -Bar tacked. Has
seven pockets. Regu
lar sizes, per pair
$1
Boys' Kiki Shirts and
25c in other goods for
4 Boy Scout 'Kerchiefs
and 50c in other goods for.
Boys' Leather Belts and
P1
$1
55c in other goods for
5 pair Men's Dress Sox
and 25c in other goods for
Boys' Fey. Check Lumber Jacks
Powder blue and burnt wood
colors. Elastic bottom. rf
2 pockets. Only j. J) X
Boys' Longies Tan, kiki and
gray. Belt loops n everything.
Small sizes only, and a
mighty small price too vl
Boys' Jersey Lumber Jacks Of
tan and brown jersey, knit bot
tom and cuffs. Good
pockets. Price only vA
Men's 2-thread Egyptian Bal
briggan Rib Winter Union Suits
Spring needle cuffs. '
Pearl buttons. . Sizes to 46J)A
Men's Black or . Brown Fine
Gauge Dress Sox Close fitting
rib top, big full shape foot.
Sizes to 12. SEVEN
pair for
Men's 2-Oxen Cloth, tight woven
round thread Work Shirts
Extra heavy triple sewed, coat
style. Full cut. Sizes dj-l
to 17. Special price vl
$1
Child's pure All Wool Pullover
Sweaters Pastel colors.
Big warm collar. Each vA
Boys' woven stripe Madras cloth
Work Shirts Full cut. curved
armholes, 2 pockets. Welt sew
ed. Sizes up to 14.
TWO for V 1
Boys' heavy Wool Faced Coat
Sweaters with big warm collar.
Asstd. colors. Extra good f1
quality. Sizes to 34, each J) 1
Men's high grade figured Dress
Shirts Fast colors, new pat
terns, coat style. Col- (J
lar off or on. Price vl
Boys' Flannel Shirts or Waists
Brown twill. Made up In ex
cellent manner. Dandy
for school. Only
Men's Heavy Wool Sox Seam
less make, big, long, rib top.
Gray and brown mix-
ture. FOUR pair for
THE BEST YET Men's heavi
est Cotton Flannel Gloves
Sewed with back seams.
Stiff gauntlets. 4 pair.
Men's Fancy Rayon Silk Plaid
Sox A very fine sock for dress
wear. New goods. frl
THREE pair for Pl
Men's heavy wool process Union
Siiits Very soft to the body
and very warm. All d-
regular sizes at, per suit J) X
Men's Army One-Finger Mitt.
leather faced strap wrist very
serviceable. Special,
FIVE pair for ;
$1
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$1
Come in and
meet $20 "Bill"
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escot
And No Monkey Business
It will pay to come
miles for this event!
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