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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, DECEMEER 6, 1934.
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THESE PRICES GOOD FUJDAY - SATURDAY
M. J. B. Coffee, per lb. . 32
Apple Butter, quart jar 23
Red Salmon, tall cans 9
Chocolate Cookies, per lb.
Tomatoes, No. 2 can 3L
Rex Lye, 3 cans for . : 25
Navy Beans, 4 lbs. for 25
Blue Barrel Soap, 6 bars 256
Handy Rubber Sponge Free
Pride Washing Powder, 2 Ige. p?tgs. . 25
Gooch's Pancake Flour, 4-lb. bag - . . 23p
Corn Flakes, Kellogg's large 00
Perk and Beans, No. 2 tall can 00
Windmill Crand
Apples, large size Delicious, each .... 50
Mustard, quart jar 50
CHRSTWAS CAHD3ES AND NUTS
Santa Oaus io
Provide Cieer on
Visit in City
Plattsmouth Ad Club Fonns Good
Fellow Club to Ering Santa Here
on Pre-Christmas Visit.
Sirlofn os? Round SSeak, 2 lbs.. .25c
Bee Reas, m 10c
Pork Steak, lb, 15c
Hamburger, Sresfo cat, 3 . .20c
Pig Hearts, p&f 15b 5c
Saue? Ksaut, &ullz9 pei lb 5c
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Are you a good fellow? At the
Monday luncheon of the Ad club,
a Santa Ciaus flood Fellow club was
sponsored and measures taken to ar
range for a pre-Christmas visit of
good old St. Nick to Plattsmouth
within the next 18 or 20 days. A
vireles3 ' message was at once dis
patched to his Highness, Kris Kingle
at Icy Cape and an answer is expect
ed by tomorrow. If Santa comes it
will be highly desirable that many of
his old friends in these parts should
join the Good Fellows Santa club and
give Santa a boost in bringing cheer
and happiness to many a boy and
girl in thi3 community. All you good
fellows who like to see the children
made happy at this Christmas time,
grab hold cf the rope and help U3
pull this across. Just drop in at the
Journal office and say, here's a little
A i money for the Santa Claus Good
a Follow club. Every penny will be J
spent in helping to make some little
child's Christmas, which this year
might otherwise be dull and drab, a
happy one.
A committee is out to gather in
this fund, but don't wait for them I
to call on you, just beat 'em to it.
This is a community wide under
taking with no selfish ends in view.
Let lis ali get into the game.
Yvratch this paper every day for
nev3 about Santa.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE JOURNAL.
Missouri river development wil!
put PSattsrr.cuth on waterway's
Main street.
, Kerosene,') Mantle Lamp . .
is THE IDEAL GIFT
Nothing adds more to the comfort and
happiness of the home than good white
light. The Aladdin supplies it in abun
dance, and of an unsurpassed quality.
It is sale, and burns with
out odor, smoke, noise or
trouble. Put one or more
of these amazing Aladdins
in your own home,
or in the home of
friendsorrelatives
to be an ever
reminder of your
thoughtf ulness.
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Cass County
Girls Win at 4-H
Club Meeting
Virginia Trively of This City and
Frances Rehmeier of Weeping
Water Place First.
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EXTRA.
SHADE TRIPOD
BIG PRICE Reductions STILL Effective
on All Other Styles
SOENNICHSENS
In the distribution of awards at
the 4-H Club National Congress be
ins held at Chicago, Virginia Trively
of this city and Frances Rehmeier
of Weeping Water, representing Ne
braska in the 4-H Girls Room judg
ing contest, were awarded first place.
The Cass county girl3 were win
ners at the Nebraska state contest
and awarded the opportunity of rep
resenting their state at the national
meeting and their success is very
pleasing to their many friends and
associates in the 4-H work over the
county.
In addition to their group prize
Virginia Trively was awarded first
Thomas Walling Company
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individually in the judging contest
and Frances Rehmeier third place.
The girls had Mrs. E. C. Giles as
leader in their club work and who
i3 much pleased to learn of the suc
cess of the two girls with whom she
has worked.
The 4-H club members have had
a very fine time in Chicago and many
interesting trips to the points ol in
terest over the city as well as ban
quets and dinners that had been pre-
i pared for the 1,500 young pecp:e
from all parts of the United States.
DEAD ANIMALS
Dead ar.imals removed free of
charge, Telephone South Omaha Ren
dering Works, Market 462C. Reverse
charges. n5-tfv
DEATH OF JAMES HATCHETT
The death of James Hatchett, 68,
a resident of Murray and vicinity
for the past forty-five years, occurred
on Tuesday afternoon at :45 at the
family home at Murray. The death
came after an illness that covered
the past year and in which time the
patient had been gradually failing
in health.
Mr. Hatchett was one of the best
known residents of Murray :yid was
one of the familiar figures in the
life of that portion of Cans county.
He is survived by the widow and
two daughters, one of whom, Mrs.
Leonard Lutz, resides west of Mur
ray, and Mrs. E. J. Wasson of Have
lock. The body was brought to thl3 city
to the Horton funeral home where
it will remain until the funeral serv
ices, which will be held on Friday
afternoon at 1:30 at the Christian
church at Murray.
All kinds of commercial prlnt
fng done promptly at the Journal
office.
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bigger dividend than any form of
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Pumpkin
IQA, Golden Dry Pack, Fine
for Pies No. 2A Size
10c can
Fine Grade Beet Granulated
10 lbs., 52c
1 CO-lb. Bag ?5.17
Italian Prunes
Large ZVz Cans, Iteavy Syrup
2 0? 27C
Corn Flakes
Kellogg, IGA, Post, miller's
Largo Size Choice
ice plxg.
Tobacco
Prince Albert or Velvet
Sic can
1-Ib. Jar, 79c
Pcr2s & Beasts
Medium Size Tins, Special
4 or 19c
Soap
Laundry, 10 Re?- Size Bars
S9c
Catsup
Large 14-oz. Bottles, Special
2or2c
Pink Salmon
Finest Quality, 1-lb. Tall Tin
2 or 25c
Pineapple
Broken Slices, No. 2V2 Cans
2 01 35c
M 8 L KMSm JELL-O
I.G.A. Vitamin 'D' mWSbFS All Flavors
3Cns17 3Ffe.17C
HAMGES Medium Size Havels, Dozen
OSSAKGES Extra Large Size, Dozen
SHAPE FHU2T Texas Seedless, 4 for
Cabbage
Solid Heads Special, per Lb.
2c lb.
Apples
IV"iS3curI Pippins Bushel
$1.49
Bananas
Firm, Ripe Fruit- Per Lb.
Sweet Potatoes
Extra Fancy Quality
6 lbs., 25c
CRASiSEBSlfES Small Size, per Quart 15c
SATES Fancy New Crop Bulk, per lb 1(5C
Finest quality Heme Grown, 3 lbs ICC
SELEHY Tender, Well Bleached. Large Stalk. . . 10C
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CARS
5c
Prunes
80 to SO Size, New Crop Calif.
2 lbs,, 15c
Chocolate
Bakers Premium, 2-lb Cake
22c
Corn
Fancy Country Gentleman
2 or 25c
Coee
Peaberry, Fresh Ground, Lb.
22c
Oleomargarine
Fine Grade Special, 2 lbs.
23C
'Butter
Casco Quartered. .30c, Solids
Malt Syrup
Linko or Ideal, Kcp Flavor'd
49c can
Macaroni
or SPAGHETTI -IGA Brand
3 F&gs.,'28c
Toilet Paper
IQA Finest Quality Tissue
3 rolls, 29c
Sans Sorb
Soft, Absorbent 4 Rolls for
28C
Pancake Flour
IGA Brand 3'2-b. Package
29C
Soap Chips
for All Uses. Full 5-lb. Box
29C
Potted Meat
Smalt Size Individual Portion
3 or 20c
Dried Peaches
New Crop, Extra Fine Quality
2 lbs,, 29c
Raisins
Now Crop 2-1 b. Package
26c
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I Meat Department Specials for Frh & Sat
Bacon
Good Value Half or Whole
20c lb.
Brick Chili
Fut up in 1-lb. Bricks, at
26c each
Cubed Hound Steak, per lb 25c
Baby Beef Hoast, per lb 12
Hound and Sirloin Steak, per lb. . . 20c
Fresh Picnics, 5-6 lb. avg. wt., lb. . 10 Vic
Spare Ribs, per lb.. ioc
Pork Chops, center cuts, lb.. ..... . 15c
Boston Pork Butts, per lb 15c
DRESSED POULTRY ORDERS FILLED
Oysters
for Stewing. Quart, 48c, or
Pint, 25c
Cheese
Fancy Full Cream American
17c lb.
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Forget About Giving Krtick Knacks
You're Sure to Please With These Practical Gifts
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He Were Shopping
The robe at the left, for example,
with satin lapel facing, is a favor
ite. The price is only
Flannel Robes as low as $4.45
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Fastidious men have been buying" these
shirts. They come in Whites, Solid colore
and in Stripes. Guaranteed fast color.
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In a Variety of Shades Lined and Uniined
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Wcol mixtures, Silk r.nd Lisle mixtures. They're in clocks and
in fancy patterns the kind that usually sell for much more.
Munsing - Allen 'A - Holeproof
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Pajamas -1.25
Tailored by "Glover"
Fancy fast color Broadcloths ... in Coat and Pull-Over styles!
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Fine bilk nose, rull rasmoned
Service Weight in good colors 59c
Chiffon or Service 79c
ChifFcn or Service $1
ALLEN-A CHIFFON HOSE
in their fine no-shadow weave can be had individually boxed
for gift giving at no extra charge. $1 pair.
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Turkish Towels
Pretty plaids, solid colors
or white with pretty
borders.
Ea. 25 to 50c
Fancy Linens
50c
$1
$1
50c
All Linen Luncheon
Cloth
3-piece Chair Sets,
Linen or Lace
Large Linen Cloth,
Plaids
Lace Buffet Scarfs,
Each
Rayon Pajamas
One or 2-piece. Tea rose
or darker colors. Sizes
small to ext. stout
$1.29 to $1.95
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