PAGE SIX
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
AVnOOD
lWi
FOOD CENTER
429 Main Street Telephone 210
ALL STEAKS
Round, Sirloin, T-Bone or Short Cuts
Hi:sT CITS l'KK Ml.
Beef or Veal Roast If fflC
Center Cuts, per lb Ja-V
Plate Boil ftlAC
Lean. Tender. Ib A
Pork Sausage II AC
Pure Pork, lb
HAMBURGER QlAc
Fresh cut. Lb W A
Bartlett Pears 1flC
Large Size. Quart Basket ...
Freestone Peaches 9CC
Large Size. Quart Basket
Eating Apples
Fey. Gravensteins. Doz.
CABBAGE &C
Large. Solid Heads, lb
Large Size Yams
Fancy quality, 4 lbs I
. - J 1 -
WIN LAWLOR CUP MATCH
TWO ARMY FLIERS KILLED
Allegan. Mich. An army pilot and
his mechanic were killed when a new
two-place pursuit plane from Self
ridge Field, Mich., crashed near Ot
sego while taking part in the west
ern Michigan war games of the sec
ond army. The plane was piloted by
Second Lieut. William W. Harding,
Los Angeles, 25. air corps reserve.
His mechanic was Pvt. Francis Meier,
of Dowagiac, Mich.
The local tennis club, represent
ed by Ray Larson and James Will,
met and defeated Nebraska City, two
matches to one.
In a thrilling two set match Ray
defeated Walter Rottman of Nebras
ka City, C-4, 6-2. The match was
closer than the score indicates, only
Ray's experience and steady play,
caused the match to swing in his
favor. In the first set Rottman led
4-1, but Ray tame back to win five
straight games. He had very little
trouble in the second set.
In the second singles Jim Will lost
to Raymond Frericks, in an interest-j
ing three set match, 6-0, 5-7, 6-4.
This was a very nice match to watch
Frerichs, dominated the play in the
first set. Jim came back to win the
second set, 7-5, Frerichs w inning the
third set 6-4.
The match rested on the winner
of the doubles, and this was a ding
dong affair. Larson and Will finally
won C-l, C-S, S-6. After winning
set aniece. Nebraska City took the
lead 4-1, but Plattsmouth won three
straight games. Nebraska City took
the 9th game, Plattsmouth took
games 10 and 11 and Nebraska City
evened it up in a long deuce game,
to make it six all. Ray and Jim play
ed excellent tennis to take the thir
teenth and fourteenth games and the
match.
In all probability Waverly will
play here in the zone finals, Satur
day afternoon, August 22nd at 3
o'clock.
Louis Halts Sharkey Comeback in Third Round
ATTEND FAMILY REUNION
MINNESOTA NEEDS SEED
St. Taul. More than a million
bushels of oats and large quantities
of barley, corn and other crops must
,be shipped into at least 26 Minne
sota counties to supply seed for next
year, W. W. Brookings, agricultural
extension agronomist of the Minne
sota farm school announced.
KING SAYS "NO WAR"
Belgrade. King Edward VIII of
Great Britain is reported to have
raid while visiting Dubrovnik, ashore
on his yachting cruise: "There will
be no war. British people do not
want one and the world generally
had enough unpleasantness during
the last war."
RETURN FROM IOWA
Mrs. Frank Horsak, Mrs. I. L.
Kocian and children returned late
last night from a trip to northern
Iowa. While visiting friends and
relatives at Clarion, they also spent
a few days at Clear Lake. They re
port having had a nice trip and visit.
BABY OF 30 OUNCES
Rapid City. S. I). A tiny baby
girl that weighed but 30 ounces when
thro? days old. a claimant for the
title ftf the smallest baby in the Da
kotas. "had a good chance to live,"
physicians said.
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Brtggs return
ed Monday evening from Des Moines,
Iowa, where they visited over Sun
day and attended ho annual reunion
of the Ozbun family of which Mrs.
Brigrs is a i?irber.
This family has a large member
ship residing in southeast and cen
tral Iowa and a large part of which
with the Nebraska members were
present. The reunion was held at
the Greenwood park at Des Moines.
There was the splendid family din
ner s?rved at the noon hour Sunday
iiiniiimiraiwiiTonirriniiniiliiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiiwiiiiii ! iiiiiimbii n iMimmiii mm miiw ..wii iy mm iiiwpiiiih wnmwi In ! n n ii urn 11 n 11 tt-tt-tii limn n '
. - , , ..... "" . - .
:' " " " ' "
- - V y
i t , v x . .-:y,i , .
".
t ' i " y , : : A
f 7K f ::;
x r i v - t J
Vi . j I ?v I yi- ' . .1
v- " - -t - -
, v-4,1 ' i "'Mvj&em& , -
k .M arti- if ii ; im r. s;.x-. . ... : . . vv , , . , ; . Vwwtwi. . , ''t rnr 1 1-
DIES AT OMAHA
The death of Paul B. Hebert, 43,
occurred on Tuesday at Omaha where
he has been taking treatment at one
of the hospitals. The message or me
death was received here by E. H.
Sciiulhof and sisters, Mrs. A. B.
Smith and Miss Caroline Schulhof,
uncle and aunts of the deceased.
The mother of the deceased man
was formerly Miss Henrietta Schul
hof of this city and the family made
their home here for several years
before moving to Omaha to make
their home. Paul Hebert was born in
Omaha and has for a great many
years been engaged in the printing
trade and was employed as a lino
type operator up to the time of his
last illness.
He is survived by his widow, Vera,
five children, Jack, Bonnie, Betty,
Billy and Sally, his mother and two
sisters, Mrs. Jeanette Satrapa, Om
aha, Mrs. Bernice Schrieber, Council
Bluffs. 1
. The funeral will bo Thursday at
9 a. m. from the St. Bernard's
church, Omaha.
VISIT IN CITY
Jack Sharkey, Former world heavyweight champion, took the count a minute
and two seconds after the start of the third round in his comeback fight with Joe
Louis, "Brown Bomber" of Detroit, also coming back after his knockout by Max
Schmeling in June. This International II lustrated News Soundphoto shows Shar
key down for the first time in the second d round of the fight which took place at
the Yankee Stadium in New York City T uesdav night.
and the rest of the time spent in
visiting and a general get together
of the members.
The family home was first at
Salem, Iowa, and where a number
of the members still reside.
A message was received at the re
union signed by thirty-two of the
members of the family who are now
residing at Long Beach, California.
Phone the news to TBo. 6.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Ray Smith and son,
Milford, of Weeping Water, were in
the city Tuesday afternoon while en
route home from Omaha where Mr.
Smith had been given an examin
ation at a hospital where for several
weeks he was under treatment. Mr.
Smith was taken to Omaha after he
had been ill at home for a short time
and his case has been unusual and
for several weeks he was kept under
constant care and finally recovered
to the extent that he was allowed to
return to his home. He has lost a
great deal of weight and strength
but is gradually gaining this back
and the checkup at the hospital
Tuesday showed that he was doing
very well now and it Is hoped would
soon be back in his old time health.
See the sooas you buy. Catalog
descriptions are flowery enough,
but how about the goods when
you get them?
COMEDY and MYSTERY
Played h-j Real Life Actors
IN
The Jade
Necklace
A Plattsmouth Dramatic Club
Presentation
SEE IT
at
CASS
THEATER
Plattsmouth
A DATE
TO
REMEMBER
Aug. 25
HAS HAND INJURED
Tuesday Milo Fulton, employed at
the farm or II. L. Uayer south of this
city, had the misfortune to have hi;
right hand injured quite severely.
He was working with a corn bincUr
and had the needle of the binder
penetrate the hand near the middle
finger, inflicting a painful injury and
which necessitated receiving medical
care. Dr. R. P. Westover dressed the
injured member.
Boy's Pants
Ages 8 to 14
$a.oo
MEN'S PANTS
Sizes 29 to 42
$1 - $1.25 - $1.50
STRAW HATS . . . 12 OTE
WESCOTT'S
a
g
a
S
if
B
n
S
if
ii
B
j
B
n
ii
TELAY DEDICATION
Rulo, Neb. Rulo's new Methodist
church will be dedicated Aug. 30 in
stead of Sunday as originally plan
ned, officials in charge said.
Poultry Wanted
Friday & Saturday
Hens, 4Y2 lbs. up . . 15
Under 4Y2 lbs 12$
Springs, 4Y2 lbs. up . 17
Under 42 lbs 14
Leg. Hens, Springs . 120
Eggs today 170
Cream today . . . . .330
Poultry price guaranteed for Sat
urday. Egg and cream price not
guaranteed.
Wc DO appreciate your business. If
you have two coops of poultry or
moie and want us to come out and
bring thern in for you, we are glad to
do this and it will cost you nothing.
I have a phone at the house. Call
268-J for country service on your
Poultry.
A. R. CASE & CO.
Sup rt m7
--;:! j 'j1 cs-and (o) Tumblers
isiy. -isiH . - ItIL r-M I lU
:n::;n:::5
n
19
u
Fruits and
Vegetables
Head Lettuce
Iceberg. Each
Large solid heads.
APPLES
5 lbs.
GRAPES
Per Ib.
Cauliflower
Per lb.
Lge. Lemons
Per dozen
Bananas
4 lbs.
2c
I0C
25c
a
M
a
a
MEAT DEPARTMENT
WHERE QUALITY PREVAILS
Shoulder Beef Roast, lb 180
Swift's Select Corn Fed Quality
Shoulder Beef Steak, lb 180
Selected Flank Steak, lb 230
Fresh cut Pork Liver, lb 110
Large Pork Chops, end cuts, lb . 210
Swift's Summer Sausage, lb 220
Veal Loaf, Plain, lb 150
Cudahy Rex Bacon, by piece, lb 270
Dold's Sterling Sliced Bacon, lb. ..... . 310
Orange Slices
Per Lb.
Marshmallows
1-lb. cello bag-
Campbell's
Tomato Soup
3 cans for
White King A
Large size Pkg.
Graham or Soda
CRACKERS
2-lb. Caddy
10c
25c
B
3
Lakeside Whole Kernel
White or Yellow
CORN
No. 2 Cans 2 for
6 Cans. 83 'l2 for $1.65
2Qc
Wisconsin
PEAS (Fancy)
No. 2 Cans 2 for
6 Cans, 12 for $1.65
2Qc
PEAS
No. 2 Cans 3 for
Packed from Dry Peas.
CORN (Otoe)
No. 2 Cans 2 for
6 Cans, 73 12 for $140
25c
25
Jucy Pak
Grape Fruit
No. 2 Cans 2 for
27c
APRICOTS C
No. 2y2, 13$; 2 for--
6 Cans $1.00; 12 Cans, S1.98
Ginger Snaps
Per lb.
Asstd. Preserves
4-lb. Jar
Prince Albert
or VELVET. Each
IQc
49c
flic
MILLER'S
Corn Flakes CIC
Large Size. 2 Pkgs.
Pork and Beans &q
Van Camp's, med. can "
6 Cans, 35 12 for 70
Clorax
Quart Size
Blue Ribbon Malt
3-lb. tin
Blue Rose Rice
3 lbs.
Victor
Cake Flour
Package
BISQUICK
Per Pkg.
The Ready Made
Biscuit Flour.
Royal Prince
Tomato Juice
50-oz. Tin
25c
.15c
33c
28c
Minute Tapioca 41
Package
Peaches (Halves) $Rp
No. 10 Tin
Junket
Ice Cream Mix
2 Pkgs. for.
Jell-O, all flavors JOc
4 Pkgs. for iLVw
Kirk's Castile If
Hardwater, 4 Bars m
Wheaties
2 large Pkgs.
25c
Kellogg's
Whole Wheat
Biscuits
2 Pkgs. for
23c
Swans Down )OC
CAKE FLOUR, Pkg.
10c Pkg. Calumet linking
Powder FREE.
Beverage Sale
Root Beer, Golden Orange,
Ginger Ale, Lime Rickey or
White Soda. Large Bottles.
3 for 25c
Plus Bottle Deposit
Ovaltine
Sin. size, 31; Large--'
Light House KGC
CLEANSER, 4 cans.
Pep Special ORq
3 Pkgs. for
FLOUR
West Best 4J XQ
48-lb. Sack T
Mustard
Full Quart Jar
if
y
n
ri
if
ii
M
a
a
r
N
a
M
y
y
a
ri
B
a
a
u
n
a
y
H
ii
a
u
a
a
N
N
a
M
a
N
M
y
y
COCOA
2-lb. can .
13c
15c I
pi
D
H
Great Western
SUGAR
100-lb. Bag . . .
$5.19
Co)
n
u
ran
Casco Butter
Solids, 1-lb. carton
36c
a
u
a
H
If
Located Just West of Ford Garago