FIATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOUBNAL
THTJE5DAY, JUNE 20. 1925
FAGE TOUR
LAND, FARM and
RANCH BARGAINS
FOR SALE
Cabin, suitable for garage, 11 x
7x7H. Call 420-W. ltw
BINDER FOR SALE
Seven foot McCormick binder for
sale. Inquire of C. E. Meisinger,
Cedar Creek. Platts. phone 2530.
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Farm Leans, 5 ten year loans, no
commission. First Trust Co., Nebras
l:a City, Neb. Loans, Investments,
Real Estate. J13-lmw
DEAD ANIMALS
Dead animals removed free of
charge. Telephone South Omaha Ren
dering Works, Market 462C. Reverse
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HERE FROM KEARNEY
From "Wednesday's Dally
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Burton and
children, of Kearney, Mr. Burton be
ing a brother of Mrs. J. H. Graves
of this city, were in the city yester
day visiting with the relatives. They
had taken their youngest daughter
to the hospital at Omaha for an oper
ation and took the opportunity to
come on down here for a visit, being
former residents of this city. Mrs.
Burton, who has been in poor health
for some time will also take treat
ments at Omaha. They returned to
Omaha this morning.
VISM IN CITY
Mrs. Leland Briggs and children
of Wahoo were here Sunday to spend
the day visiting at the- home of Mr.
and Mr3. W. J. Hartwick and Mr. and
MrB. M. S. Briggs. The Wahoo visi
tors were here to honor Father's day
and brought .remembrances to Mr.
Hartwick and Mr. Briggs.
LINCOLN VISITORS HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Graves and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Royal, accom
panied by Mrs. B. F. Wiles, were in
th3 city Sunday for the day. The
Graves and Royal families visited
here and at Rock Bluffs, while Mrs.
Wiles was a visitor at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Carl J. Schneider.
Phone tho news to No. 6.
Young People
Reveal Secret
Marriage
Wedding of Georgia Hopkins and
Virgil Kline at Rockport, Mis
souri, Is Revealed.
From Wednesday's Dally
The announcement of the marriage
of Georgia Hopkins and Virgil L.
Kline of this city, was made today
by the young people at their home
here.
They were married in the early
spring at Rockport, Missouri, it is
stated and have since that time kept
the matter a close secret from even
the members of the family circle un
til this time.
The bride Is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Grover Hopkins and has grown
to womanhood in this community,
making her home in and near this
city for the greater part of her lifetime.
The groom is a son of Mr. and
MrB. Earl Kline and was born and
reared here and received his educa
tion in the local schools and is a
young man very highly esteemed by
those who are acquainted with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Kline are expecting
to make their home here for the pres
ent at least.
MANY ENJOY DANCE
RETURN FROM OUTING
Mr. anJ Mrs. Norman Warthen
and family and Mr. and Mrs. B. B.
Warthen, parents of Mr. Warthen,
with Keith Taylor , have returned
home from a very pleasant outing.
The members of the party vl3ited the
Black Hills and the many beautiful
scenes in that part of the west in
cluding Mt. Rushmore and also Mt.
Coolidge, named for the late presi
dent who summered in the Hills in
1928.
TO VISIT IN WEST
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Jahrig, daugh
ter. Miss Fern and son, Paul, depart
ed Saturday afternoon on avtwo
weeks vacation trip to the west and
an outing that they have long plan
ned. They left Omaha by train and
expect to visit at Los Angeles as well
aa at the San Diego exposition and
also at San Francisco, for a short
time before they start on the Jour
ney homeward.
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One Quart 8Q
One Pint 50
Half Pint .350 g
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Palmolive Soap, 4 bars . . 19
Salad Dressing:, full quart 23
Miller Corn Flakes, large pkgr. . . . .100
Economy Coffee, per lb 190
Mustard, quart jar 130
Butter-Nut Jell, any flavor, pkgr. . . . 50
Crackers, 2-lb. caddy 230
Green Gage Plums, No. 22 can .... 150
$13,000 Given Away
GIVEN BY THE MAKERS OF CRYSTAL WHITE
Four $250.00 Vacations Each Week
Crystal White Soap, 5 bars. 23c
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Butter-Nut Coffee, per lb.. .310
Blue Barrel Soap, 5 large bars. ... .230
Corn, standard quality, No. 2 can . . 100
Marshmallows, cello wrapped, lb. . . 170
Toilet Paper, 1000 sheet, 6 rolls 250
Tomatoes, No. 2 can. . . . . 110
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Sirloin cr Bound Steak, lb.. . . .25c
Baby Bee Roast, lb. . .!7c
Plate Boil, 2 lbs. or 25c
Fresh cut Hamburger, 2 lbs. . .25c
Fresh Pork Brains, lb. . . . . . . .10c
Small lean Pork Chops, lb 25c
Pork Butt Boast, lb. ......... .22c
From Tuesday's Dally
The dance staged as a part of the
entertainment features of the state
aerie convention of the Eagles, was
very largely attended last night. The
American Legion had extended the
use of their hall to the Eagles to
stage the ball as the convention prop
er was occupying the Eagles hall.
Jesse Busse and His Iowa Night
Hawks, one of the popular orchestras
that have been heard here on other
occasions, was on the job to furnish
a line brand of the popular and entic
ing dance numbers.
The attendance of the visitors
from out of the city was exceptional
ly large and despite the rain the hall
was filled to its capacity by the young
and old to enjoy the pleasures of the
grand ball.
The dance marked the climax of a
day that was well filled for the
Eagles and their ladies from early in
the morning until the last waltz was
played last evening:.
PLATTSMOUTH NETSTERS
TIE OMAHA TENNIS CLUI
A team of four tennis players jour
neyed to Omaha Sunday for the first
games of the season, and earned a
3-3 tie with the Class B netsters.
Plattsmouth was without the services
of Ray Larson. Only one of the four
singles was won by Plattsmouth, but
through the efficient work in doubles
a tie was gained.
The Plattsmouth club plans to play
intercity matches each week this sea
son with opponents from eastern Ne
braska and western Iowa.
Scores at Omaha were a3 follows:
PLAY A FINE GAME
Singles.
(P) beat Dr.
Wacbsman
Mason
(O) C-3, 7-5.
Cullingham
C-4, 6-1.
McGlasscn
6-4. 6-4.
Andre (O) beat Giles (P)
Doubles.
Sayles and Mason (P) beat Cul
lingham and Jolley (0) 6-3, 5-7, 6-4.
Giles and Root (P) beat Andre
and Guerin (O), 6-4, 5-7, 6-4.
(0) beat Sayles (P),
(O) beat Root (P),
6-1, 6-2.
The klttenball game Sunday even
ing at Athletic park, played by the
Home Dairy and the U. S. Engineers,
proved perhaps the best and most ex
citing game that has been staged this
season and one that drew the great
est of enthusiasm from the delighted
fans as the aDiry won 6 to 5.
The game was hard fought and
both pitchers, Knoflicek for the En
gineers and Miller for the Dairy,
were working good throughout the
contest.
One of the bright spots of the
game for the Home Dairy was the
fielding of Howard Hirz, "Hob" grab
bing what seemed certain hits time
after time to check the hitters of the
Engineers.'
The game was decided in the sixth
Inning when with the tally, knotted
at five all, Clyde Brittain laid on
the old mushpot and it sailed out
into the darkness of the outfield for
a circuit drive to break the score and
giving the milkmen the win.
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HARVEST
HATS
Imitat'n Panama Straw,
wide rim, with bound
edge. Adjustable band.
Leather sweat. Price
Each
Others at 25c and 35c
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Overalls
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Jackets
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Roomy
Cut
All Points
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Reinforc'd
Extra
Large
Pockets
Sizes 32 to 50
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SUMMER' WASH
TROUSERS
Sanforized Shrunk Slacks with
wide cuff bottoms.
Also regular styles, at
$1.25 to $3-90
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Blue or Gray Chambray
Coat Style, Full Cut
Triple stitched, 2-button
Pockets Good Quality
Sizes from 1 Axz up to 1 7.
49c
WORK
SOX
Plain Colors and
Random Mixed.
10 Pr.
Shirts & Shorts
Shorts. of fine Broadcloth
with covered Elastic sides.
Full balloon seat.
0 Shirts of fine combed yarn,
Rayon trimmed.
29c Each
Summer Weight
Ribbed Union Suits
Short Sleeves - Ankle Length
Made of Fine Combed Yarn
Size3 36 to 46 Each
79c
ATHLETIC
UNION SUITS
Good quality Nainsook, full cut.
Taped back. Sizes 36 to 46, inc.
Specially Priced at Only
59c
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Men's Dress
STRAW
HATS
in the newest of
shapes and ma
terials. Prices
59c o
$2.45
NORMANDY SANDALS
The Barest idea for summer . . . and
quite the smartest. Also Oxfords,
Pumps and T-Straps.
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Time to vary your menus with
delicious cooling salads. Serve
a different salad every day I
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Pead'.es
Mn 2 'A Cans
Largo No.
in Heavy Syrup
Ginger
Fresh, Pe" Lb
"Apricots"
Tree Bipened, Uar8e
Mo. 2'2 Can
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PINEAPPLE
large No. 2y2 Can
CANNED BEETS
Large No. 2y2 Can
JELL-0, Genuine
3 pkgfs. for
MILK, Tall Tins
3 for
EUMF0RD Baking
Powder, 1-lb. can
GLOSS STAECH
1-lb. pkgs., 2 for
C0C0ANUT
Fancy long slircd, lb
PEUNES Hedium
tize, 2 lb3
BUTTE2 Casco
Solids, per lb
SOAP Hardwater 1 Q
Toilet, 4 bars 1C
0AT2IEAL IGA
Large size tube
CORN FLAKES
Miller's, 3 pkgs.
FLOUR
Fancy Patent in Full 43-1 b.
Dags at Right Pricos
RISING SUN, per Cng...$1.G3
EGA FLOUR, per Bag 1.S9
19c
... 25c
29
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Swans Down oun
Soda Crackers .
liQortons Salt
Grape Nuts flakes . 9
Plain or
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Fancy Corn Fed
BEEF ROAST, per lb
Swift's Spring Lamb
SHOULDER STEAK, per lb.
Fresh
PORK BRAINS, per lb. :
Fresh Ground
HAMBURGER, per lb
Fancy Corn Fed
SHOULDER BEEF STEAK, per lb.
20c
19c
10c
15c
22c
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Head Lettuce .
FIRM, RIPE
Bananas lb. . .
CALIFORNIA
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FRESH PEAS
Per lb
GREEN BEANS
2 lbs. for
.. 15c
10c
CAULIFLOWER
Per Head
TOMATOES
2 lbs. for . .
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CANTALOUPE
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