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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
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THESE PRICES GOOD FRIDAY - SATURDAY
ietter-M Wfee lb. 31c
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Economy Coffee, per lb
Big Buy Coffee, per lb. ........ .
Pork and Beans, Armour's, Ig. can
Kamo Oatmeal, large pfcg.
Hominy, No. 2Y2 can, 2 for
Kraut, No. 2 can, 2 for. .
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Pancake Flour, Butter-Nut, pkg.. . .210
Kamo Milk, tall can, 3 for 200
Corned Beef, 12-oz. tin 170
Bon Ami, per cake 100
Crystal White Scap, 8 for. ...... .250
. BABY-BEEF
Sirloin or Rozmd SteaSc, i! 25c
BaSjy Bees Roasts, lb. .... .. 18c
Plate Boil, 2 lbs. or 25c
Small .Lsasa Peril Chops, lb.
Fresh swi Hambtarger, lb.
Fresh Perk Brains, lb. . .
Leg 02 &amb, lb
Lamb Roast, lb
Lamb Chops, lb
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14c
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Death of Pio
neer Resident of
Old Rock Bluffs
Alonzo Lacy Dies Saturday at Home
in Omaha Was Schoolmate of
Many Old Residents Here.
Alonzo Lacy, well known to many
early residents of this part of Cass
county, passed away Saturday at his
heme in Omaha, at the age of 79
years. Funeral services will be Tues
day at 2:30 p. m., and interment In
Torest Lawn cemetery in Omaha.
Lon, as he was familiarly known,
was a son of George AV. Lacy, one of
(he pioneer settlers in the town of
Rock Bluffs, and it was there that he
was a pupil of the late Joseph D.
Patterson in "Namoi Institute" in
1S71, and later was a pupil of the
late Judge B. S. Ramsey, and a
schoolmate of the younger Jones and
Pattersons. He was married to Miss
Kllen O. Graves of the pioneer fam
ilies of Rock Bluffs, and later they
located in Omaha where the wile
passed away November 14, 1896.
Surviving are three daughters, Mrs.
Bessie Nlchol3, Mrs. James Watson
and Mrs. O. II. Shelly, and one son,
Maurice A. Lacy, all residing in Omaha.
HERE FROM HASTINGS
From Wednesday's Dally
Mrs. Julius Nielsen of Hastings,
Nebraska, was in the city today for a
few hours attending to some business
matters and looking after the resi
dence property of the family in the
south portion of the city. Mrs." Niel
sen while here had the pleasure of
visiting with a number' of the old
time friends in the city. The daugh
ter, Miss Charlotte, is now engaged
in nurse training at Des Moines,
Iowa, where she has been for some
time. " ' : . i :'--'
SMALL FIRE TODAY
SHOWING IMPROVEMENT
Miss Mary Annie Rosencrans, who
is attending the University of Ne
braska, has not been so well for the
past several days and Sunday her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Rosen
crans and son, Phillip, ' in company
with Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Bates, mo
tored to Lincoln to visit with Mary.
They found her much improved and
ready to resume her school work.
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
Edward Stewart, who has been at
an Omaha hospital recovering from
the effects of an operation for appen
dicitis, has so far recovered that he
was able to be brought back home
Tuesday. The patient has" showed
rapid progress and is feeling very
much improved and it is hoped in a
very short time he can resume his
usual activities. .
From 'r eanesnavB i.-anv
This noon sparks from the chimneyj
caused some damage at tho residence coon extinguished without serious
property of J. P. Kadraba at Main! loss. The fire department was prompt
and 12th streets. The fire was cms-! j in lesponding to the call and soon
by sparks from the chimney but was had the fire extinguished. .
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The thoushtful gift for MOTHER'S DAY
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$2.95 - $3.45
Help Mother keep her feet rested,
active and young. Give her a pair
of these fine, easy Comfort shoes.
She'll appreciate your good taste
and thoughtfulMBa.
Fetzer Shoe Co,
Home of Quality Footwear
Robert C. Cook
Dies at Nebraska
City
Hospital
DEATH OF OLD RESIDENT
Aged Resident of This City Dies Mon
day as Result of a Sudden At
, tack of Pneumonia.
From Tues.y's Da"v
Last night at 10:30 r.o'oert C.
Cook, one of the well known resi
dents of thia city,, died at the St.
Mary's hospital at Nebraska City,
where he has been recovering from
the effects of a broken limb.
Mr. Ccok suffered, the . lracture of
a leg on April 2nd and had been do
ing very nicely with this affliction
and well on the highway to recovery
when he was stricken with an attack
of bronchial pneumonia and gradu
ally grew worse until death came to
his relief. -
The deceased was born- seventy-;
eight years ago in Craig, Holt county,
Missouri, and his lifetime was large
ly spent there and in eastern Ne
braska with the exception of fifteen
years that ho spent in Kansas. He
was married in 1879 at Craig, Mis
souri, to Miss Mary Prather, who
preceded him in death May 5, .1916.
The father and family moved to
Plattsmouth in the fall of 1910 and
have since made their home in this
community. Jle has made many
friends who will share with the fam
ily the regret that his passing has
occasioned.. . There are surviving
three sens and one daughter, E. A.
Cook, of this city, Walter M. Cook,
Volga, South Dakota, J. A. Cook of
this city and Mrs. W. H. Dicks, of
Lyman, Colorado. Two children,
Charles and Mrs. Mina Wright have
preceded the father in death. i
The body was brought here to the
Sattler - funeral home to await the
funeral arrangements. " The inter
ment will be at Mound City, IMssouri,
where the wife is at rest.
The death of Jesse Cilmore. a long
time resident of Cass county, oc
curred on Sunday at Hastings, with
funeral services ": this afternoon at
North Loup, Nebraska and interment
at Silver Creek.' The k deceased has
made his home at North Loup for
the past several. years.
Mr. Gilmore was a son of Raynard
Gilmore and was born and reared in
Cass county, the" family making their
home in and near Weeping Water for
a great many years. The father is
St. making his home in this county.
Mr. Gilmore was a brother of Mrs.
John Cotner of this city, who with
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Klinger.
was in attendance at the last rites
today at North Loup.
CARS HAVE ACCIDENT
Sheriff Homer
aunaay evening ouei in g
Sylvester and Deputy Sheriff Tomlg
Walling were called to the vicinity m
of Murray where an auto accident 0
yras reported near the Rock Creek
filling station. It was found that a'H
car of David Fox of Nebraska iCty
had been run into by a car occu
pied by William Dashus and Edward
Ebert of Omaha. The officers brought
IJashus and Ebert here and they were
placed in jail to await the filing cf
charges in the case.
On the way into the city consid
erable disturbance was created by the
two men and Merle Long, who was
driving the car for the officers re
ceived a blow on the jaw from enc
of the handcuffed prisoners.
. Mr. and Mrs. Harry rcoyal of Lin
coln were in the city Sunday where
they vi3ited with Judge C. L. Graves,
father of Mrs. Royal and who motor
ed with them to Rock Bluffs, the old
home of the G raves family for a visit
there at the. Sherd Graves home for a
few hours.
This Young Lady Went
to Market ...
And you can guess vshat happened hen
she selected her shoes. She came in and was
fined with a nice, new pair of Poll Parrots.
She liked their sryle and fit, and she'd heard
Mother say dozens of times that Poll
Parrot Shoes are the best forgrouing feet.
Prices Range From
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Depending Upon Style
and Size Selected
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Plattsmouth, Nebr.
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coffee ground ct flwg?
our IG A store at
the time you buy it. You'll
enjoy its rich, mellow, fyll
bodied flavor!
HILLS COFFEE
1 -lb. Can 2-1 b. Can
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Shirts that can take
it. Specially made !
Triple stitched, Itvro
button-thru pockets.
Full cut throughout.
Made of strong and
sturdy Blue or Grey
Chambray.
For Boys
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Men's
Boy's
Made of 220 peight
Denim. Full size
with extra flap on
bib. Eeal values!
Play Ssiitc
3 to 8 Years
FOE LITTLE MEN CHAMBRAY
Sturdily made and ready for lots of wear and
tear! Choice of Blue or Bed trimmed.
BOYS' NEW
(3 Pair
Made cf Stifel's gocd weight Wash Materials.
Set-in Waist Band, full Cuff Bottoms.
BEAUTIFUL, HEAVY ALL-LINEN CBASH
Size 60x60 inches. White Cloth with
colored borders. Special price :
$2
Toe-less Sandal
Made of Normandy Cloth
Cool and Comfortable
$.79
Also Tie3
and Pumps
A Cleaner for White Shoes. Begular
25c value for
Rubber Baby Pants
High quality Bayon csvered rubber.
Waterproof. Reinforced. Pair
LINK0 GARDEN PEAS
a No. 2 Can
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llGA SPINACH Large
No. 2y2 Can
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p IGA PINEAPPLE
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fl PORK AND BEANS
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B IGA COCOA Full
a 2-lb. Can
IGA KRAUT
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H Solids, per lb
SODA CRACKERS
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LIBBY PEACHES
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MORTON'S SALT fj
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CALUP4ET
Baking Powder
Per 1-lb. Tin
SANKA COFFEE
Special Price, Lb.
ENGLISH
WALNUTS
2 Lbs. fcp
RISING SUN FLOUR
1 48-lb. Bsg
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OflnnoTs la'rlany fcon" frown
Fi"e.sD.wZ::hea 5
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Fine, soft quality Tissues. Sanitary, T7C
Cleansing
, soft quality Tissues.
safe and absorbent. Large pkg
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