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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY
Poultry Wanted
WE WILL PAY
Friday & Saturday
Springs, per lb 80
Hens, per lb 70
Leghorn Springs, lb. . 60
Leghorn Hens, lb. . . . 50
PAID
Golden Wedding
of Mr. and Mrs.
1 L. Sheldon
WILL COMPETE IN OPEN
C. A. .Rosencrans, tournament
chairman of the Elks country club,
and prominent golfers of this region,
have received personal invitations to
compete in the Nebraska Open Golf
tournament at Lincoln on September
Event Is Enjoyed by Group of the:22, 23 and 24 'on the Shrine Club
Stlatives at the Home of lir.
and Mrs. E. C. Giles.
HIGHEST' PRICE
FOR EGGS
SOENNICHSEN'S
Phone 42
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Sheldon,
daughter Ruth, and Mr. L.. C. Todd,
Mrs. Sheldon's father, returned from
a visit in New York, Vermont and
Massachusetts Sunday evening. They
were accompanied by Mr. Sheldon's
Barents Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Sheldon
of Ellenburg Depot, New York,
On Tuesday evening. &epi.
course.
Early acceptances assure Nebraska
golf fans the competition of such
figures as Johnny Goodman of Omaha
Tommy Armour, Al and Abe Espinosa
Jock Hutchison, Frank -Walsh; Mac
Donald Smith, and others of equal
prominence.
Professional golfers will battle for
JOURNAL
I WATER IS0N1W (MMlY
THURSDAY, SEPT. 7, 1933.
TO REMOVE TO NORTH
The many friends of I:r. anc Mrs.
Erie R. Teepell will be interested in
learning that they are soon to move
from Atlanta, Georgia, to St. Paul,
Minnesota. Mr. Teepell has Just been
appointed storekeeper of the Western
.Fruit Express Co., whose shops and
store department are located at St.
Paul, he going at once to take up
the work.
The Teepell family have resided at
Atlanta since the fall of 1928 when
they left this city where Mr. Teepell
was storekeeper for the BREX over
a period of several years.
This new assignment will bring
the Teepell fr.mily much nearer the
old friends in this city where it may
be 'possible to enjoy the associations
of the past as Mr. end Mrs. Teepell
had a very large circle of friends here
that regretted to see them remove to
such a distance.
cash prizes totaling $2,000, while at-
5th tractive merchandise prizes have been
about thirty relatives gathered at the Posted to attract the largest possible
i. .e v n nn t Pi.itts- number of Nebraska amateurs.
mouth to celebrate the fiftieth wed
ding anniversary of the parents, Mr.
and Mrs. I. L. Sheldon.
A delicious chicken dinner was
served by the hostess. Mrs. E. C. Giles
assisted by Mrs. George C. Sheldon
The music furnished by Mrs. E
C. Giles at the piano, accompanied by
her son Sheldon on the trombone,
In a sense the tournament will be
a contest or iseDrasKa against me
world. As No. 1 defenders of Corn
husker golfing laurels will be Johnny
Goodman of Omaha, winner of the
National Open, and Rodney Bliss,
also of Omaha, runner-up in the Na
tional Intercollegiate and in the
Western Amateur. Sports writers are
TURN BACK WEEPING WATER
The Lucky Strikers, lady kitten-
groom of fifty years, their daughter,
Mrs. E. C. Giles, husband and fam
ily, Mrs. Gertrude Wolph and daugh
ter Evelyn of Nehawka; Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Olive and family of Weeping
EIGHT MILE GROVE Water; . Mr. and Mrs. Conant Wolph
LUTHERAN CHURCH' and family of .Nehawka; Mr. V. P.
Sheldon, Nehawka; Mrs. Emma Shel
her d,,htPr. Lois, on the clarinet hesitant to attempt to forecast the
and youngest daughter Eleanor, on uits lor me lonunes or goir may
r,.1r -.nlwori I cic vale ouiiic ncumaiva ut ---o
especially "Silver Theads Among the ...-.. -
Gold," sang so sweetly by Eleanor
with accompaniment, alao "Perfect
Day" with several other selections
The house was decorated with
flowers of trolrf and vellow fcr the oc-
casion. A most enjoyable and happy1""1 "l "-
reunion of relatives was spent. ing Water LaDor aay ana cngea a
. a -,. lauies team or inai ciiy in a game oi
Those nresent were the nriue anal
tne popular spori. ine local laaies
proved too clever for their opponents
and won the game 19 to 5. The pitch
ers for the Strikers were Edna Tay
lor and Helen Sadlak. while the
catching was by Wave Smith and
Verna Shaffer. The local team feels
Sunday, Sept. 10th.
9:30 a. m. Sunday school.
10:30 m English services. The
Lord's Supper will be celebrated in
English, with usual offering taken.
Sunday, Sept. 17th.
Annual Mission festival.
Morning English and Cerman
services.
Afternoon German service.
Evening English service.
of town teams in the future.
well pleased with the result and ex-
.. , , . - .11 lit. .
don and daughter, Mrs. M. N. Tucker pKCl lo 5tase oiner Bames Wim oul
of Nehawka; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Tefft,
son and daughter, Ward and Esther
of Weeping Water; Miss Esther Shel
don of Avoca; Mr. L. C Todd and
daughter, Mary.
TT.XTRA "PILING DAYS FOR
WHEAT APPLICATIONS'
. j In tlu fprclnl pIci ilMit Tmpo-
Due to the fact that the wheat re- tiayt tlu vlllttts" 'f liuivlll vmp.
duction figure has definitely been set tne ij,,,,,,,,. ( .H.a h ll-p pmm r
at 15 and that the time for filing mi p
. .liniment rnn.
appneauons ior wneut " .jj,,,.,,,, , , ,,, ,, ,p
tracts has been extended to P""' Wttter of ,,, v,ia0 ,,,,, r,.
ber 15. extra meetings for farmers
still wishing to sign applications are
being arranged. The scneauie oi iut
meetings is as follows:
o lTVnniiiir Wn t pr at
, The bonds (arih.l by u luiwo v..r.
Farm Bureau office. I .
September 8 Mynard Community there being 22G cast in favor of
ty years after dato of , Ihmiimh o but
are payable any tlino nftor llvo ycur.
building.
!bond3 and 51 against the lsr.m t'lxty
September 8 Glenciaie v-uuu-u, o per cent o tu,
miles east of Louisville. if rnrrvjn of llu
September 8th Murdock school ror l,ie farr,n ot Ulc
September
house,
voto cast Im tii-t r.oiiiry
ineiiKtirt1.
PAY VISIT HERE
Fn! Tn-lv' fnlly
t Hptfln oik! Mtp, Floyd C. Hard-
lt.fr onil riimilv. who uro returning
finm (hp nir of duty with the U. S.
(i py nt Hn Jitpn. Porto Rico, ar
il vr! In Hip city today. They will
vlrlt In i o nt the home of Mr. and
Mr,-.. Hill F. 1'atternon and later ex
to ko on to Full City where
I hoy will visit nt the John W. Falter
homo. Tho Harding family are ic
ho Jo.alod nt Fort Snelling wnere
Capful n Harding ir, to be stationed
with tin; Third Infantry.
VISIT IN THE CITY
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Searl F.
Davis was the scene of a very pleas
ant house party over the week end,
they having as guests old time frh-nd.
Mrs. Curdon W. Wattles and fo:i,
Gurdon, of Hollywood, California,
who are visting at the old house in
Omaha, and Mis3 Margaret Ftdde,
head of the home economics depart
ment of the state university were
the guests.
WANTED TO BUY
Prairie hay wanted. Plattsmouth
Feed Yards. Telephone 377. tf-sw
8 Greenwood school
September 8 Eagle school house.
September 9 Weepingf Water, at S
Farm Bureau office.
A ronrocnntntlvo will Tie Stationed
DUALITY and SAVINGS?
il wfu choose 6e h veen
at each of the above filing places to. gj
help fill out the applications.
If farmers who grew any wheat In is
the base years of 1930-31-32 can see
where the allotment plan may bene
fit them it will par. them to come to
one of the above filing places and
talk over their individual problem
with the representative. The meet
ings will be from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
LEAVING FOR FLORIDA
A. G. ..Baldwin, who has been
spending the summer at the home of
his aunt. Mrs. A.. Dove Asch, near
Murray, is leaving, next Monday for SS
Florida where ho expects to spend -
the winter season. Mrs. Asch will
accompany the nephew as far as Falis
City on his journey and will remain
there o enjoy c few days with friends.
3. -f-
Thomas Walliag Company f
Abstract! of Title 4
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Phone 324 - Plattamouth n 4.
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,MM,r-:!l..i-l.-.l..M,I?MI..l.4'
Fop news of shopping bargains,!
read tne ads in tne Journal. You
will find them tho equal in every
way of tho "headliners" offered
by large city stores.
L
Pony
Lapin
A Complete Showing
SPECIALY PRICED!
From
$
To
I I llllllll
Smart Swagger Coats
Beautiful Dress Coats
ALL NEW STYLES
Direct from our largest Fur
Coat Manufacturing Co.
Perfectly Matched Skins of
Muskrat
Gray Squirrel
Leopard
Hudson Seal
Northern Buck Seal
American Broadtail
CpccnaS GEaowniag Saturday!
Pease Style Shop
- Cass County's Largest Exclusive Ladies' Store
In spite oS the advance in merchan
dise and the added cotton tax we
are quoting the following LOW prices
. , Sept. 9
We were fortunate enough to procure arioVKer lot of
these Notions to sell at this low price. These are a . few.
of the items included in this sale-r- .
2 yards Narrow Elastic. . . . . . .". .. ... ,2c
4 yards Bias Tape .2c
12 Bobby Pins 2c
12 Pearl Buttons . f 2c
Box wire HaHir Pins ... .2c
Hair Nets ; ; 2c
Shoe Laces ,2c
Rayon and Mercerized Embroidery Floss .2c
YOU WILL ALSO FIND IN THIS ASSORTMENT
Pins - Needles - Shoulder Straps - Thimbles, etc.
Men's Work
Shirts
Ccat style, 2 pockets, faced
sleeves, high count chambray.
Blue and gray.
49c each
Men's Overalls
Full cut, 2:20 denim, large
pocket3. "Hi Power" and "Bed
Ball" makes.
98c pair
Men's Work
Shoes
Plain toe, oil tanned uppers,
composition sole, leather slip
sole, rubber heel. A sturdy shoe
for all types of work.
$2.29 pair
Wright's Bias
Tape
limited quantity of Wright's
fast color Bias Tape in 6-yard
pieces. Good assortment of col
ors. While they last
Sc bolt
New Slip-On
Sweaters
Misses pretty Sweaters, ages
12 to 18 years in new neck
styles, long sleeves. Very prac
tical for school wear.
79c each
Men's Athletic
Union Suits
Fine quality Nainsook, taped
back, sizes 33 to 46.
39c each
Men's Fine Yarn
Cotton Socles
Made from fine yarn, ribbed
top, seamless. Assorted colors.
All sizes.
10c pair
Outing Flannel
36 inches wide, light fancy
grounds, good weight. Not re
placeable on today's market at
this low price.
10c yard
Limit 10 yards
to customer
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IGA BRAND PRODUCTS
give you both
Often you've wanted foods (hat are "a
little better" but hesitated to buy then
because perhaps the price was too hish
. . . . I.G.A. Brand gives you that extra
quality and offers you extra savins at the
same tine.
AD FOR
FRI. & SAT.
SEPT. 8 - 9
Swift's White
SOAP
10 bars for 25
Crystal White
orP&G
10 tars for 290
Try IGA
Cleanser
Per can St
SSm
PORK & BEANS
Armour's, Van Camp's
Always a Stand-By for
Hurry-Up Meals
5c
PILL PICKLES
Quart jar
SWEET PICKLES
Quart jar
IGA KUSTAED
Typical IGA quality,
The Bite is just
WAX PAPER
Per package
PICNIC NAPKINS
89 ccunt. Pkg.
STUFFED OLIVES
IGA, 6-cz. bottle
MARSHMALLOWS
8-oz. pkg.
... 15c
... 21c
jar IOC
right
5c
10c
19c
... 9c
tn
m
IGA Flour $-fj J9
48-lb. bag - - 1L
Omar Flour
4-lb. bag - -
s
v
.89
Sunkist $"f .89
4S-lb. bag - - ii
Gold Medal $9.25
43-1 b. bag - - tsA
EE
a
GINGER ALE, IGA, 3 24-oz. bottles. 43c
PEANUT BUTTER, pint jar .13c
GOLDEN CORN SYRUP, 10-lb.. . . .46c
SALAD DRESSING, McLaren's, qt. .23c
ICE TEA, 12-oz. jar 23c
SARDINES, Mustard or Tom. Sauce. 10c
POWDERED SUGAR, 2-lfe. pkg. . . .17c
COCOA, Hershey's, y2 lb., 10c; Lb.. 19c
SUGAR
10 lb. CI. Bag54i
100-lb. Sack$5.39
CANE
10-lb. CI. Bas 56c
100-lb. Sack .-$5.59
MILK
Libby's "I O
3 tall cans. IOC
Borden's or Carna
tion brand.
3 tall cans.
20c
Del Monte
Coffee, 27$ lb.
i - g - A
"A" Blend, lb. 21c
"G" Bhnd, lb 25 1
'T' Blend. lb..29C
SPECIAL
Corn Fiakes
IGA or Miller's
Large Size Of .
Pkgs, 3 for. tUC
SAVE MONEY
on Youx Canning Day
Requirements
Befit of Jar Rubbers, 3 pkgs. ... 10c
Quart Mason Jars, dozen 79c
Pint Mason Jars, dozen 69c
V2 -gallon Ma3on'Jars, doz.. .$1.05
Mason Lids, per dozen 23c
Economy Jars, quarts, doz.. . .90c
Jelly Glasses, doz 35c and 45c
ORANGES, med. size, doz 15c
ORANGES, large size, doz 25c
LEMONS, per dozen 25c
CANNING PEARS, market basket. 25c
CAULFLOWER, per lb 8c
HEAD LETTUCE, Ice Berg, ea 10c
CELERY, per stalk 10c and 15c
CABBAGE, 3 lbs. for 10c
SWEET POTATOES, 4 lbs 25c
COOKING APPLES, 10 lbs.. . . . .20c
ES
TOILET TISSUE
4 Large Rolls
19
IGA, 3 Ige. rolls.23i
Tender Green or Wax
BEANS
Garden Fresh Flavor
2 No. 2 Cans
23$
BUTTER
Casco, Solids, per lb.
Quartered, 24 Lb.
RAISINS
Seedless 2-lb. Bag
15c
OATMEAL
Large Tube 15
Small Tube 8
Linko, s:n. tube 5
Bulk OAts, 5 lb .20
NO. 1 SIZE CANS
Peas, Corn, Pork
and Bean3, Lima,
Kidney or Red
Beans, Hominy:
5$
Pineapple
No. 2VZ Size I O
Cans, Each AOL
Mich. Pears
In Syrup
No. 2i2 Size I O
Cans, Each lOL
Malt Syrup
IGA Large AQ
size Can TrL
Ideal Brand
Per Can
Bice Bibbon
Per Can
49c
59c
Ma WMtte'c Meats: SDejptS:,
Beef Roast per lb 1G
Very Good Quality
Shoulder Beef Steak, lb. . 12$
Tender and Juicy.
Fresh Pork Shoulder, lb. . . . 60
Skinned, fine for Roasting
Boston Pork Butt3, lb 10$
Fine for Baking or Frying
Cent, cut Pork Chops, lb . 12$
Cut from 10-12 lb. Loins
Link Pork Sausage, 2 lbs. . . 290
Fancy Pure Fresh Pork
Berlin Luncheon Ham, lb. . 190
Tasty and Economical
Swift's Summer Sausage . . 250
Essex, Super-Quality
Fresh Bologna, per lb 100
Fine for Quick Lunch
Pork Liver, per lb.. ... . 5
Sliced or In Whole Piece v
Beef Hearts, per lb St
Fine Baked with Dressing
Swiss Roast or Steak, lb. . . 190
Cut any thickness.
S ! vE DO OUR PA?
. Plattiaoutti'e. Leading Casb Store
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