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PAGE FOTJX Greenwood Department! Prepared in ihss Interest of the People 06 Greenwood and Surrounding Vicinity 1 r tt" r.,tw ot,0ii0,i h rieiinroH'cnmp t:mi nast. is reDorted as being some changes at the store, which will corn to the Greenwood elevator dur-' slightly improved at this time. admit the display of his Christmas ing the past week. Bad weather on last Wednesday ! goods and is making the place look; C. E. Calfee was called to Lincoln 1 was responsible for the postponement even better than formerly, while it j on last Monday to look after busi-; of the shooting match whlcn was to ness for a short time. ! have been given by Roy Comstock. Mpsdamps f!Porer Trunkenbolz and ! John M. Armstrong, of Lincoln, m OPPORTUNITY TO ENTER THE AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS One of the world's largest and oldest automobile manufacturers is establish ing dealers to sell a new six-cylinder dosed car which will list at was a very nicely appointed business house before. During the a-ery bad weather that S79S ff. o. b. factory Dewey Headley were visiting with was a visitor In Greenwood on last prevenieu iraue in iub friends and as well doing some pre- Friday and was looking after some Dewey Headley, the manager of the Christmas shopping. business Matters as well as visiting Searle-Chapin Lumber company, of Mrs. E. A. Landon and sister. Miss Vu.h his friends. i tSf t? -.v, o ,ciiinr iiKH Judge w. tu. iianu was iceiing m.num, o b ... ta oenne to.eman 7 . , t Wednesday but Df the way for the coming year. fnLfnco0lneonPTaft Friday since" thn he fa. been able to be out Well, we were two days late in in LinCOin On laSl Tiaay. . .. . . n1A ,reJ at r.raomonnH last xx-oolr nn our , old visit at Greenwood last week, on ac count of the storm, and found many oni q T-rm n n mMin? hlSI man V Uncle Charles Anderson, of Green- f . , and associates. wood, who has been quite pooriy ior , Mrg j j carpenter was a visitor deep drifts, from one of which we had , - ; in Lincoln one day last week, where to be assisted by the road men, Jacob she was greeting her friends and nut ana irans uoieman, wno were relatives as well as looking after hustling to get the road3 open. Thank some Christmas shopping. !you, boys. I . A. R. Birdsell was a visitor at the John E. Stradley, who has been big city of Lincoln late last week, living in the west portion of Green where he went to make purchases for wood for some time past, moved last the restaurant which he maintains week to the east portion, and this and serves the people so well. will ndt compel the children to cross Robert Grassmueck was especially the tracks to attend school, and will well pleased when he received a prize also afford better place for the care on two very fine geese which he had of the road machines. I on exhibition at the Tri-County Poul- try show which was held at Ashland Had Excellent Time ' last week. The newly elected Noble Grand Sophas Peterson has found time, and Vice Grand of the Greenwood I. notwithstanding the fact that he has o. O. F. lodge, showing their ap been kept very busy, to make two preciation of the confidence of the small anvils, emblems of his trade, members in placing them in the posi which he is feeling pretty well satis- tion of officers of the lodge, gave an tied with. oyster supper, which was also duly A. W. Hudson has been making enjoyed and appreciated by all the 1 brothers. The Noble Grand. Edward ' "' " ' Brunkow. and Vice Grand, George Trunkenbolz, are very popular with the members of the order. ; FOR SALE OR TRADE I have a Joliet Cylinder Corn Sheller and a Rumley 12x27 Engine for sale or trade. See me. P. A. SANBORN Greenwood, Nebr. With an O K That Counts Cne 1925 Dcrt Sport Touring $350.00 0e 1324 Chevrolet Coupe 185.00 (hie 1924 Ka.vell Sport Coupe 300.00 Ore 20-A Wiliys-Z-sisht Conper 300.00 One 1825 lord Touring Car 133.00 0e 1922 lord Sedan 85.00 One 1823 Ford Bcadster 75.00 One 1S23 Overland Touring 75.00 One 1921 Buick Tourinjr 100.00 One 1927 Chevrolet Truck, nearly new 575.00 One Harley-Davidson Motor Cycle 75.00 JARDINE MOTOR CO. Greenwood, Nebr. Burglars Enter Home "While George Pearson was at Lin coln during the time that Urban Rouse was at the hospital following the injury which resulted in his death, some one entered the home, they living together, and took a num ber of articles, among which was a suit of clothes which was last seen in the home belonging to Mr. Rouse. Burial Made Saturday The funeral of the late Urban Rouse, who was injured on last Wed nesday, and who died late Thursday evening at a hospital in Lincoln, was held from the Christian church in Greenwood, with which this young man affiliated, the services being conducted by the Rev. Grassmueck, pastor of the church. With the pass- Other models of this same manufac turer range in price up to $2450. They will all be available to the dealers who handle this new popular priced car. In communities of small size, how ever, you need contract only for the fast-selling low-priced model. Practically no capital needed to Start Business A contract has been worked out to enable dealers to get started represent ing this new car with hardly any in vestment. A sliding scale of commission increases from the base figure if the dealer main tains a demonstrator, handles trade-ins, and maintains a service station. It is not necessary to do any one of these things at the start, but they may be added one by one as time elapses and profits will thereby be increased. No such favorable franchise has ever before been offered by any manufacturer If you believe that you have the abil ity to sell in your community an auto mobile that is destined to be the sensa tion of 1928 a closed car that will offer for $795 a beautiful exterior, lacquered in the latest fashionable shades, an inte rior luxuriously upholstered, arm rests, ash receiver, gasoline gauge on the dash, coincidental lock to steering and ignition, steering wheel control of twin beam headlights, rear vision mirror, automatic windshield cleaner, and sim ilar refinements proved power to main tain high speed indefinitely quality construction throughout if you are able to sell such a car in your community, send in the attached coupon at once. Room 2615, 310 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111. Send further particulars on the fran chise for the new $795 six-cylinder ct- you are advertising. for tha betterment of the commun ity in which he lived. He was a mem ber of the L O. O. F., of Greenwood, and an excellent worker in that as well as all other things which he endeavored to do. The order offici ated in the ceremonies at the funeral and are pleased to do all possible to perpetuate the memories of his fine qualities and good, deeds. Mr. Rouse leaves three uncles, all brothers of his father, they being! Messrs. Frank Rouse, William Rouse ' and Perry Rouse; also the husband of an aunt of his, George Pearson, with whom he lived, and one sister, : Mrs. Joseph Kyles. j Most Candies are Made to Sell Oar Candies are made to Eat! Mb. 2-Ib. 5-!b. Honey Comb, mixed ' 20c 35c 85c Christmas, mixed 20c 35c 85c Plattsmouth, mixed 20c 35c S5c Write or see us for Price! 12 North 6th. St., Two Things You Can Do i There are two fine things you can ' do these long winter evenings one is listen to the radio and the other, lis to read the Journal and keep your-, iself informed on all Cass county han- ty-iiy y.-? . penings. Remember, the Journal de-; a livered to your home twice a week for no more than you are accustem ed to pay for any ordinary weekly newspaper with its patent inside pages and limited news service 2 ,k 'for an entire year. If your name is g not on the growing list of Journal , H ; readers over the county, better have tj ithe same enrolled at once. :8 arsdy Kitchen Plattsmouth, Neb. P4 for the Whole Family at the "ENTERTAIN FOR MISS KENYON t "-j- u In honor of the approaching mar-! riage of Miss Florence Kenyon, who; is to wed Ralph Petring, of Platts-j mouth, Mr. and Mrs. John Petring: and Miss Esther Petring entertained' at an evening bridge party at the John Petring home near Arbor Lodge state park Wednesday evening. Miss Kenyon and Mr. Petring will wed Monday morning, December -12. at 10 o'clock at the First Presbyterian church. Sixteen guests attended the party. Three prizes were awarded at bridge, Mrs. Robert Walling of Plattsmouth winning the first prize and Miss Ken yon the consolation. Miss Ker.yon also received a handsome guest prize. Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walling. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ilervey, Mr. and Mrs. George Pet ring and Ralph Petring, of Platts mouth. Mrs. Alfred Petring entertained st an affpriinnn firifTfA narfv nt hfimfl Thursday afternoon for Miss Ken- U i.a.1 o n too t Tnlon Tkaviot will pn. tertam in ner nonor iruiay even ing. Nebraska City News-Press. If It V- n M1 -C T . i Name . WANTED TO BUY State. Present Business (If selling cars now, state makes) ri Shelled and ear corn. . m Stock cows, neifcrs and calve?. ; m Tnnni r a r9 ATortin Jp- l ray phone 3103 Plattsmouth phone No. 1. A FEW SUGGESTIONS Boxed Handkerchiefs, Garters, Hose, Towel Sets, Fancy China, Pictures, Stationery, for Ladies. Fountain Pens, Automatic Pencils, Shaving Sets, Smok ing Sets, Handkerchiefs, Sox, Ties for Men. Specials for Bargain W ednesday December 14th 103 Christmas Cards G for 50c; 13 for $1.00 5c Christmas Cards 6 for 25c Cut Glass Tumblers, per set of six GCc 17-piece handpainted Chocolate Sets, each $2.79 Ladies' Handbags, new styles, a large assortment, at $1 each Footballs, full size, durable leather and strong bladder 83c each Ccaster Wagons, all steel, large size. won,derfal value at $4.D3 Bed Elankets, G4x76 inches, extra .pecial 75c Toy Dishes, 17-piece China Set for only 3Sc Toy Dishes, 9-piece painted 'Tin set 21c Jumbo Picture Storybook, a b.'g value 25c each Chocolate Creams, in VSj-lb. boxes, special t 18c per box IYesh Salted Peanuts, very special at 19c per lb. n FOR SALE most excellent citizen and one who imuned Black ing of Mr. Rouse, Greenwood loseB a j w&s ever endeavoring to do his part for saie. e. M Poland China males Smith, Union, Neb. The Chrr mas Store TELSH'ONE 581 OPEfl EVENINGS SUGAR 10 Pounds for F3 I Idaho Beans A 5 Lbs. for 9 i Greatest of Holidav Pries & &s? c. s YSiltta Sca FSour 1.79 Some Season- of the G reatesi Offe rings in able Merchandise at the Lowest Prices Coffee HUIs M. J. B. Folger Y 49c po-un PRUNES 5 Pounds for Pink Salmon 3 cans, 49 C Mustard Sardines 9ic can Red-Blue arr? SOCKS SOCKS HANDKEROHIEFSg 0 jFA 3 MINCE MEAT Good Canvas GLOVES 9 Men's Flannel SHIRTS Good Parlor Chile B BROOMS eans RICE 4 Pounds for 3S33 1 4 P Cream Cheese, lb. . . 33c a I SHIRTS Children's Stockings i Jeilo All Flavors Ryzon BAKING POWDER!" . Large Can 1 MILK! MILK! p? pe Carnation, 6 cans 1 i - 0 9Cper lb. Pinto Beans 9Cperlb. Pt A DDI V DITTTCD K uu I 1 -n Quart Jar 2 Men's 220 Denim Coveralls ES-C Men's Dress PANTS $1.95 Boys' Longies Wilson brand, 6 cans. . . .59c 53c U Eagle brand, per can 19c p3 rr-i Jl tA 6 fin MEN'S g Children's Wool l-BuckleOvershoesi mittens Ladies' All Wool GLOVES Children's Vool i! FANCY WALNUTS CAPS S1a79 !kr Choc. Cream Drops 171c lb. WORK SHOES A Big. Value at . Ti a ti v I ZS3S3!$Si5KS55 Boys' Heavy Overalls Boys' Shirts MUSTARD Quart Jar MATCHES Men's Best Ribbed IINinil CIIITC Kl 13 UIIIUI1 UUIIU as3 Per Box PEANUT BUTTER 5 lb. pail . . . 89c Quart Jar. .45c White Figs Per Lb. 3 sif(c ic Ml Men's 220 Denim J3 Men's Silk-Wool Overalls N SOCKS . , g Fancy 3 pair 1.19 LUMBER JACKS FANCY PEAS u Just received 50 dozen of those high W giaas cas L'.'jc ticlieis, tliat we will !7 4 continue to sell while this shipment lasts, at, per can viz. v it jg-s jycgi-ea5Sgg7a MEN'S NECKTIES Men's Corduroy Ex. heavy, all sizes $3.45 RALSTON SHOES Calf , or Kid Leather Goodyear Welt MEN'S GARTERS MEN'S jersey Sweater RAISINS 2 lb. pkg. . .19c PEACHES Per lb. .. .15c Childrens Sweaters CHILDREN'S FOUR BUCKLE OVERSHOES Sizes up to IOV2 SI Package DATES Very fine, Only !?5ff"'7" ' CHILDREN'S PURE ALL VOOL SWEATERS A Bargain at MEN'S Moleskin or Heavy rants fj m ti All Sizes .. tpoOt 1 r? Hc .v4. . i .-i j.U03iS fc FRUITS DEAL (Heavy Syrup) rears, Ho. 2y2 can ALL FIVE Chemes, No. 2y2 size Plums, No. 212 size Blackberries, No. 2 Peaches, No. 2V size Ski CANS 1 LADIE1S' RUE KMT ALL WOOL SWEATERS Extra Heavy in Blue Remember vc have been saving the people of Plattsmouth and Cass county thousands of dollars each year. ' ing this policy in our Holiday Stock Reducing Sale. WE HAVE EXTRA CLERKS TO SERVE YOU. NO WAITS, We are confirm- Canned Lima BEANS $3.39 I SOUPS I s All Flavors at 1 15- 9 V4 i s F SAM GIVINTER WMIe They Lasl PHONE 329 nTU; YFS 77 II Is tf rZmM I rZ-U ri 1 1 1ST h II fTJJ . v WE DELIVER Proprietor j - i 14 -A . . - IHJ( 1 . i,JU.iAJa -