KONBAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1934.
PIATTSHOUTB SEMI - WEEKLY JOUENAL
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FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER
To enliven the Thanksgiving Season and bring cheer to many homes, the Ad Club Merchants will give away
WEDNESDAY NIGHT NOVEMBER 2STH
Nearly Two Score Turkeys and Ducks Absolutely FREE
If you want one of these fine birds for your festal board, ask any merchant whose ad appears below and he will gladly tell you how you may
get one absolutely FREE and, besides, these merchants, in addition, have prepared a feast of Bargains for your Thanksgiving buying. Read
each ad on this page and "snap into" these special values. Remember, there are nearly forty of these fine birds to be given away Nov. 28.
TURKEY DAY
SPECIALS
SOAP T-IT-T. Large OC.
1-lb. bars. 6 for tJC
PEABERRY COFFEE 91 n
ilild and Sweet. Lb C I C
SUGAR Fine Granu- CQn
lated. 10 lbs DOC
COMB HONEY New O r
crop. 2 comts for
PEANUT BRITTLE A
Special, per lb JLUC
Black & White
TURKEY DAY
SPECIALS
BEEFSTEAK Sirloin 9Cr
or Bound. 2 lbs LiDC
HAMBURGER Fresh OA
cat. 3 lbs. for UC
Fresh Oysters, Celery and
Bulk Dill Pickles
PEACHES Windmill. ft
Large No. 2lz can 1 C
MUSTARD Prepared. O
Full quart jar 1C
Order Your Dressed Fowl
Now for Thursday
Mullen's Market
South 6th Street
TURKEY DAY
DRESS SPECIAL
Wools - Silks - Knits
One and Two Piece
More Than 100 to Choose From
All Sizes Values to $5
Smart Wash Frocks QQ.
All sizes, Values to $1.49.
Girls' Wash Dresses
Sizes 7 to 14. Special
IX OVB DOWN STAIRS
DEPAHTJIEM
49c
Pease Style Shop
TURKEY DAY
SPECIALS
PUMPKIN Nc. 2 Cans ar.
3 for LtDC
KAHO Gelatin Dessert r
All flavors, Pk DC
CHOICE CRANBERRIES 1 7
Ez. 1st., 230 ; Small, lb.. 1 1 C
TOMATOES Eastern A
pack. No. 2 cans JLUC
DATES New, Fresh OT
Hallowee. 2 lbs JC
E. A. VURL
We Deliver Four Times Daily
Telephone 64 or 65
BACH'S STORE
Telephone No. 18 or 18
FREE DELIVERY
COFFEE, Peaberry (tOr
3 lbs. for 0C
MACARONI or Spaghetti Oyi
3 lbs. for CftZ
PUMPKIN Large O r
cans, Marco. 2 for sC
MINCE MEAT Like A
another made. Pkg JLUC
POWDERED SUGAR 99.
3 lbs. for LLX,
Flour Specials
Omar Wonder, 48-lb. bag$1.95
A. Q. B. Flour, 48-lb. ba?.$1.89
The Blanliet Scoop
OF THE SEASON!
Single Blanket, Cotton Plaid
Size 70x80 Indies Each
69c
Heavy Double Cotton Plaid
Extra Large 72x84 Inches
$2.29
Men's Winter Union Suits
Fleeced, Eib Enit 38 to 46
Long Sleeves, Ankle Length
79c
SOENHZCHSEirS
TURKEY DAY
SPECIALS
Men's fancy Eayon Sox, pair10
Men's Union Suits, each 9S
Winter Rib
Men's Corduroy Pants $2.95
Men's Corduroy Jackets $2.95
Hockmeyer Cord
Men's Jersey Sweaters $1.79
Coat Style
Boys' Flannel Gowns 55p
Boys' White Shirts 49 C
Boys' Long Dress Pants.$1.39
These Prices Good up to
Thanksgiving Day
C. E. Wescotts Sons
Since 1879
Turkey Day at
KNORR'S
Pure Thread Silk Hose
35c Pair
3 Pair, $1
Hershey Candy Bars
3 Cor 10c
White Cups and Saucers
10c Pair
LARGE SIZE
Blue Enamel Roasters
181x122x7 Inches
98C
TURKEY DAY
SPECIALS
Enamel Roasters
Special Value in Five
Different Sizes
$&.19
$1.39 $1.49 $1.59
and $1.79
Choose the Size Best Suited
to Your Needs
Restor & Swatek
COMPANY
THE
HOME
DAIRY
Always has All Kinds of
Fancy Dressed Fowls
on Hand for
Holiday Trade
at Prices that will
Please You
"OUR SERVICE SATISFIES'
Call No. 39
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$50 Simmons Hospital Bed
Good as New Only
$2250
$65 3-burner Electric Range
Been Used Some
$20.00
A $12.50 Baby 'Kozy Car
Only One Brand New
$10.00
Lge. Can Linoleum Varnish
Reg. 75c Value for
50C
Farley Furniture
8. 6th Street Phone 21
Pl&ttsmouth
CHILDREN'S
Oxfords and
Straps
Sizes S'2 to 2 Pair
Substantial Shoes at
Substantial Savings
Patent, Black and Brown Two
Tones. Leather or Non Hark Sales.
Built right to give smart, comfort
able eerrice. A splendid bargain.
Fctzer Shoe Co.
The Home of Quality Footwear
Platt9mouth, Nebr.
Turkey Day Specials!
OYSTERS
Fancy Standards Quart
Cranberries
Fancy Quality Pound
RED & WHITE
TURKEY DAY
SPECIALS
HOSPITAL COTTON
1-lb. roll OuC
KILK OF MAGNESIA OA
McKesson. Full pint O vC
McKESSON ASPIRIN OA
100 5-grain Tablets JC
McKESSON
Halibut Liver Oil Capsules
50 Capsules, $1
Complete Service, Max Factor
famous Hollywood Beauty Aids
Mauzy Drug Co.
49c
Amaizo Syrup
Golden
5-lb. 97 10-lb.
Pail - U I C Pail
Pancake Flour
Big-M, 3-lb. Pkg 13
12 Cans Vegetables
No. 2 Size Assorted
2 cans Corn 2 cans Peas
2 cans Tomatoes 2 cans Bed Beans
2 Green Beans 2 cans Hominy
All for 98
ESOrders taken for Thanksgiving
Turkeys, Geese, Bucks, Chickens.
Market Prices, Free Delivery
Telephone 252
I B. Egenberger
TURKEY DAY
SPECIALS
Fine Wool Dresses
By NELLY DON
S5.85 and S7.95 Values
$3.95 - $4.95
1 Lot Silk Dresses
Values up to $10, at
$2.95
Ladies Toggery
Shop of Personal Service
TURKEY DAY
SPECIALS
SEWING CABINETS
in Bed or Green. Only
BOX STATIONERY
Beg. 50 and 75c ralnes..
SMOKING STANDS
An ideal gift item, at
HUaODOBS for "His"
Tobacco or Cigarettes
CIGABETTE LIGHTER
"llatch Zing." Special..
HISTORY PAPER
Full 500 Sheet ream
59c
.39c
99c
49c
39c
31c
Also Many Others at
Dates Book Store
Corner Sth and Hain
WHY NOT
Give Your Car a
Thanksgiving
Treat?
Fill up with White Rose Gas
and then you be the judge.
SAME PRICE AS
REGULAR GAS!
CLOIDT SERVICE
3rd and Main Streets
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MANLEY NEWS
Miss Rena Christensen was visiting
for a few days with her friend, Miss
Teresa Rauth.
Two Model T Ford Motors, In good
condition, for sale. Also two trailers,
one 2-wheel and one 4-wheel. See
August Kretklow, Manley.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rauth were in
Omaha Tuesday of last week, where
they vidited with friends and looked
after come business rpatters.
Miss Ruth Maier. of Louisville,
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Mockenhaupt, was visiting in Manley
during the greater part of last week.
Pete Harms, who resides in Los
Angeles, has a position manufacturing
drill points for use in the oil fields
out there, which is a very fair job
end pays good wages.
Rudolph Berginann and Herman
Dall were in Omaha last Monday, at
which place they had some business
to look after and while there accl
dently ran onto their friend, A. B.
Hill. Mr. Hill sent his regards to
friends in Manley.
Harold Krecklow and his father
weie in Omaha with a load of stock
last Wednesday, which they took up
for farmers residing In thic vicinity.
On their return home, they stopped
in Plattsmouth, where they sold a
trailer. Mr. Krecklow has been mak
ing some good trailers of late and Is
finding a good demand for them, as
with the automobile, they serve many
useful purposes.
Had a Good Sale
The sale of Art Taylor, south of
Manley, was attended by a number of
citizens of this place and notwith
standing the fact that the weather
was damp and rain was falling part
of the time, there was a good sized
crowd present and the sale was a good
one. The road3 got pretty bad, how
ever, as the rain continued to fall,
and some had difficulty getting back
onto the gravel highway.
Attended Love Fest Tuesday
Theo Harms and wife picked up J.
C. Rauth and wife last Tuesday eve
ning and drove to Avoca to attend the
ratification jubilee Incident to the
democratic victory at the polls. Not
withstanding the fact that it had
rained a good deal during the day,
there was a large crowd present and
needless to say a very fine time was
had by all.
Met with Accident
While J. C. Rauth was working on
his car, his hand was caught on a
projecting piece of steel, causing a
severe gash in the palm which requir
ed a number of stitches to close and
lias proven very painful. The injured
member is getting better now and it
is hoped it will soon be all right
again.
Back to His Work Here
Aaron Irian, one of the teachers in
the Manley schools, who has been on
a vacation which took him home to
campaign for his candidacy for clerk
of the district court of his home coun
ty, returned last week and has re
sumed his teaching duties here. He
was unsuccessful in his quest for of
fice, losing by only eight votes.
Has an Attack of Appendicitis
Miss Ruth Hogue, one of the teach
ers in the Manley schools, was strick
en with an attack of acute appendi
citis, which caused her much suffer
ing during the night, but the follow
ing morning she was feeling much
better and was able to resume her
teaching. She is feeling greatly Im
proved now.
occupying the rental property of W.
J. Rau. Their coming adds three
pupils to the Manley schools.
UEGED TO SAVE CANE SEED
New Family in Manley
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Burroughs and
family of five children moved to Man
ley last Saturday and will make their
home here for the present. They are
Nebraska farmers fortunate
enough to produce a crop of cane
seed and adapted varieties of grain
sorghums or Sudan grass, are urged
to save it, P. H. Stewart, extension
agronomist at the agricultural col
lege, said surveys thruout Nebraska
and other midwestern states show a
shortage of annual forage crops of
all kinds.
"Even tho fields may not have pro
duced a uniformly good crop, the
scarcity of this seed makes it odvi-
able to harvest such heads as did
mature," Stewart said. "Neighbors,
undoubtedly, will buy any surplus
seed. Planting in 19 34 exhausted
the supply of seed available so there
is little, if any, carryover on which
to fall back."
Frank McClelland
Former School
Head Here Dies
Deceased Was Supt. of Plattsmouth
Schools in the Early Nineties
Dies in Florida.
A PLEASANT EVENT
The stork made a visit to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meyer at Man
ley on Wednesday, November 21st,
leaving with the parents a fine little
son. The mother and little one are
doing nicely. Mrs. Meyer was form
erly Miss Mary Sheehan of Manley.
Funeral services for the late Frank
McClelland, who died In Florida,
were held Thursday morning at the
Crane funeral chapel at Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa, with the Rev. E. L. Jeambey
conducting the rites. O. E. McLean
sang with Mrs. Dan Winter accom
panying on the piano.
Burial was at Forest Home ceme
tery with the following acting as
pallbearers: Frank Price, J. T. Whit
ing, C. II. Cook, Fred Crane, John
M. Lindly of Winfield and E. O. Wil
liams of Minneapolis.
Frank Clark McClellan was born In
Carmichael, Green county. Pa.. In
1S62. He came to Iowa with his
parents, Thomas M., and Deborah
Clark, early in his boyhood, residing
first in Winfield and later in Mt.
Pleasant where he spent his youth.
His life was devoted to educational
work. He was superintendent of
schools successively in Pierre, South
Dakota, York and Plattsmouth, Ne
braska, in the early nineties, and
Sioux Falls, South Dakota, following
which he taught in high and Con
tinuation Schools In Chicago for
twenty years. He retired in Decem
ber, 1931.
Following his retirement, he made
his home with his nephew, Louis G.
Palmer and wife in Clearwater, Fla.
He died there on Nov. 18, 1934, and
was laid to rest in Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa, beside his father, mother and
slater, Anna. He Is survived by his
sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth McClelland
Palmer of Washington, D. C, and
Mary L. McClelland of Chicago.
Frank McClelland was a born edu
cator. His Influence upon the lives
of young people and teachers was in
spirational. He was able to win the
love and confidence of boys of all
classes wherever he taught. His
writing included several text books
on educatlonand commercial subjects.
Beatrice Creamery Co.
CLOVER FARM 8TORE
Cream - Eggs - Poultry
Evan C. Noble, Buyer Phone 24
Plattsmouth, Nebr.
PEOGEAM AND PLATE SUPPER
Program and Plate Supper, Wed
nesday, Nov. 28, at the Keil school.
Dist. 97, east of Cedar Creek. Every
body welcome.
JEAN INGERSOLL,
ltw Teacher.
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cough.
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and started using it. It helped me
right from the start. I had no appe
tite and my stomach was in bbl
shape. But 12 bottles have straight
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without distress, my cough is gone
and I have gained back my strength
and flesh." Emma Withers, Box 50,
Belmont, N. C.
Milks Emulsion restores healthy,
natural bowel action. Milks Emul
sion is strongly recommended to
those whom sickness has weakened.
This is the only solid emclsion
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Wonderful for weak, sickly children.
You are urged to try Milks Emul
sion. Take six bottles home with
you, use it according to directiora
and if not satisfied with the results,
rour money will be promptly re
unded. Price 60e and $1.20 per
bottle. The Milks Emulsion Co.,
Terra Haute, Znd. Sold by druggistt
everywhere.
