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PAGE SIX --r-r. xr TUTA-PPTT SI. 19 PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL Pi sal RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL Mr3. a. II. Duxbury. who has been at the Imnianuel hospital at Omaha, recovering from a minor operation. returned home Tuesday afternoon. .Mrs. Duxbury is still feel ins the ef fect of the ordeal and will have to continue her recuperation for some time. WED AT CHRISTIAN PARSONAGE Mm dais "Today our fn healthyCionne I I Quins had yj(LJ says Dr. Allan Roy Da foe, their famous Guardian! Famous Sisters, now in 4th year, t An'w ing on Breakfast of Great Americans ! Here, mothers, is the greatest break fast bargain ever!... A whole serving of Quaker Oats rich in food-energy, rich in flavor costs only Vz cent! No other oatmeal like it! It's the main stay of millions. And gives everyone a rich supply of Nature's Vitamin 13 the vitamin you need daily to combat nervousness, constipation, poor appe tite! Take ad vantage of vour Bracer's nrieS I KNOW WHY rnvl THE QUINS LOVE Fbco Wo,u copr. tow. V QUAKER OATS IM.fc.A. Servic. Inc. -V Saturday afternoon at the parson age of the First Christian church oc curred the marriage of Miss Verio Marie Griffith of Greenwood and Mr. Delevin Vaid Roper of Ashland. The marriage lines were read by Rev. J. W. Taenzler and at the conclusion of the ceremony the bridal party de parted for Ashland where they will make their home. Mr. Roper is en gaged as a trucker at Ashland. f Y K I sir "(K I ABLE TO RETURN HOME State Committee Announces Soil Allotment From -Monday's Dally Announce Soil Deleting Also the 6.7C0,CC0 Cora Allotment. Areas Acre and B 1 3 p B S hi -1 3 i - v -v lW "STAR BRAND" n fAc nsu; Spring Styles and Colors Children s Straps & Oxfords Patent and Smooth Leathers $1 to $1-98 "Sfar Brand" Sport Oxfords v " Two-Tone Leathers $1.S8 BJEW SMRTS t"2eau BrummelM Colorful new patterns, vat dyed and plain white broadcloth. All have the popular starchless collars. MENS HOSE Fancy, pair . . A3C if3MSA Fancy, each . . 31 WSSwhjS S,LK T,ES AOn kBIG SMITH1 ueraSSs Tailored to Fit Graduated Sizes All Sizes Vork Shirts Blue or Gray Chambray Sizes I412 to 17 49c YOUNG MEN'S Felt Hat! New Spring Styles end Shades ?2-45 $2-98 SOENNDCHSEMS PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA . Raphael Janda, former Platts month young man, has been released from a hospital at Dea Moines, Iowa, and allowed to return to his home.) He has been undergoing treatment for injuries sustained in an auto ac cident near that city some weeks ago. It is expected that he will he forced to remain at home however for from four to six weeks. ATTEND TENNIS MATCH Ray Larson, Plattsmouth's No. 1 tennis shark, was among the fans from the east part of hte state that attended the Vines-Perry matches at Lincoln the last of the week. lie was accompanied by a number of the vounger players of the city, Stephen Devoe, John Tidball, Lars Larson, Don Martin, Ray Larson, Jr. READING BANNERS EXCHANGED The reading banners were ex changed yesterday and a new quar ter of reading library books in the contest started. There were live classes with 100 per cent of the pupils reading during the last quar ter. Their teachers were Miss Claire. Miss Kimsey, Miss Meade, Miss Glock and Miss Muenster. NEIGHBORLY TEN CLUB The Neighborly Ten club held their March meeting with Mrs. Frank Cottingham March 17. We enjoyed very tfelicious lunch served by the hostess. News Reporter. LINCOLN, March 28 (UP) The state agricultural conservation com mittee today announced distribution of the 15,000.000 acre Nebraska soil depleting allotment among the 93 counties and the (5,700,000 acre corn allotment in the Gl commercial corn counties. Chairman Fred Wallace of the com mittee said the total depleting allot ment that about three-fourths of Ne braska crop land would be planted to depleting crops such as' corn, wheat, oata, barley, rye, beets and potatoes in 1!K58. if all farmers par ticipated in the federal farm pro gram for full pay. He said this proportion corresponds closely with the acreage planted by participating farmers since 1934. County and community committees may require several weeks to divide the allotment among individual farms. Meanwhile, the state commit tee suggested that each farmer should compare his farm with the county average as to slope, erosion, produc tivity and past crop historv and ad just accordingly his planted acreage. Acreage allotments by county fol lows: Total Depleting Corn County Allotment Allotment Cass 1 180, 2G1 1 23,8 S fi Douglas 9G.287 02.940 Nemaha 129.008 74.39G Otoe 207.233 115.780 Richardson 1G1.023 90,415 Alex Bisanz of Omaha spent yester day with his sister, Mrs. Edward Dru bacher. Mrs. F. I. lira -is visiting her cousins. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Menne han at Wichita, Kansas. Mrs. Max Walker of Omaha was visiting her sister, Miss Ada Jayne Kinsel, at the Charles Peace home yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. William Nelson were at Lincoln Sunday where they visit ed Mr. Nelson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vickers of Ne hawka were lure Saturday to spend a few hours and while here visited old friends for a short time. Rebal, Jr.. of Omaha, was here Saturday t: v i i t at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Rebal, returning home Saturday eve ning to meet his wife, returning from a visit on the west coast. with James COUNTY COURT DOINGS LAND, FARM and RANCH BARGAINS WANTED Used Farmall. Reg. 20 Tractors, 29-30 models. Buy or trade. Plattsmouth phone 230. m7-tfw From Tuesday's Daily Application was made in the coun ty court today for a guardian for Charles Philpot, 92, one of the well known residents of the Weeping Wa ter community. The petition asked j for the appointment of Searl S. Davis 1 of this city as the guardian and was signed by B. L., W. J. and Wallace M. Philpot, sons of the aged man. The hearing of the application was set for Thursday, April 14th at 10 a. m. FOR SALE Red F-20 Farmall, almost new. also tractor lister, cultivator, 2-row, and plow. Phone 2915 Union. Don Harris. m31-a4w FOR RENT HAVE A FINE RAIN From Tuesday's Daily Mr. and Mrs. Veurl Smith ray were in Plattsmouth J looking alter business. Miss Margie Ann Lippchl of Omaha' ;va.s spending the weekend with her; aunt Miss Etta Xnckles. ! Lee Nickles and sister Miss Etta1 were guests at the home of their : nephew, Mr. and .Mrs. T. J. Wurde-! man in Omaha over Sunday. Mrs. Fannie Grosser and eutsts Mr.' and Mrs. Meyers and family spent Sunday with the former's daughter' and family, Mrs. Frank V. Lippold. Attorney Robert Van Pelt of Lin- coin was transacting business in the; ity today. Mr. Van Pelt is a former deputy U. S. attorney for the Lincoln ; aiairici. 1 Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Me vers and son Raymond of Aurora, Illinois, en- route from California to their home ; in Illinois, snent the week end at i Plattsmouth visitinj? Mr. Mevers'j 1 aunt, Mrs. I annle C rosser. i My house on Missouri River Front below Burlington and Toll bridges. Could rent 40 acres good pasture ad- oining if wanted. T. H. Pollock, Phone No. 1. m31-a4 Muncy's Deridust is positive pro tection to garden plants from cut worms and bugs or money reiunaeu without argument. Price 13 and S-. Sold by Bestor & Swatek Co. and Warga Hardware, Plattsmouth; Murray Hardware, Murray; Rihn & Greene and Upton Hardware, Union; A. J. Tool, Murdock; Elmer Rose- j neapolis, Minnesota, now, Alvo. I weeks' trip. The residents of western Cass county and parts of the southern sec tion had a very fine rain Monday tiiat will add very much to the pros pects for better crops. Travelers to Lincoln Monday reported that the lain was very heavy from Nehawka vest to Lincoln and that it lasted for the greater part of the day. Resi dents of Avoca also report a very nice lain and somewhat heavier than In this part of the county. VISIT COUSINS HERE Mrs.-O. A. Knapp, returning from a visit with her sister, Mrs. Herbert Cleveland at Agenda, Kansas, stepped at Plattsmouth to visit with her cousins, Mrs. Mathilda Ramsel, Mrs. iV. F. Nolte and W. F. Evers. She I found the folks all well and is now .on her way to her home in Min- after a three From Wednesday's Daily Henry Ragoss from Mount Pleas- and precinct was in Plattsmouth yes terday. Mrs. Fay Lewis of Omaha was here visiting with Mrs. E. P. Stewart yes terday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tutt of Murray were in trie city yesterday looking after business. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Han ford of Mo Cook are here visiting Mrs. Han ford's mother, Mrs. Bertha Shopp. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Hoback and Mrs. Elsie Hemphill of Nehawka were visting in Plattsmouth yester day. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Reazer of Glenwood were here yesterday to at-, tend the funeral of Mrs. W. B. Rishel. I Mr. and Mrs. Claude Richardson have returned from Eddyville, Iowa where they have been visiting with relatives. ' t?Ul . . . ef rnr --'"" m BEAUTIFUL CHIP-PROOF y V 1 TUMBLER IN EACH PKG. OF IGA j i mm hakes j YWt specially priced CcmMi Dish Claili iM 0 ti El ' fJJ& . &- WITH EACH LARGE PACKAGE OF IGA rjg$ AW hf SOAP GBfllWS SIS Specially j Nt5 priced at ) P nIy U U r I . A cri nnr wA : I ' . iniprrTA II ' 1 B Macaroni, ww rrt 10 9 Soaehetiift wholewheat 2)& rs. i Egg Hoodies Biscuils BWj I 3 for 25c 10c flW Cass county has no bonded In debtedness, as, like the state, we have paid cash for our hard sur faced roads and other improve-! ments as we went. PANTIES at Cuif Panties Stepins Shorts Sleek-fits Briefs f: , f if y f j-yn w is m i : K: V5' , -ill ;; ! A style for every one in this dazzling presentation of "perfect-lit" panties. -Your choice of fabrics, weights and colors, too. Erery garment fashioned of pure dye tub proof fabrics. Supe rior quality at amazing LOW PRICE. SOENNICHSEN'S PLATTSMOUTH, NEBR. A SackllSiile Frosts 27c 17c 2c Strawberries 2 Boxes Navel Oranges 288 size, doz . Grapefruit Large size, 6 for BANANAS, per lb, Vegetables CELERY, large bunch 1O0 TURNIPS, per bunch 5 BEETS, per bunch 5 GREEN ONIONS, bunch5 CARROTS, 2 bunches 9t GREEN PEPPERS, each5 TUNC IM AM r DICK TRACY MONDAY THRU FRIDAY QUAKER 2'15C QUAKER. ea.ttQ YOU CAN'T BEAT QUAKER OATS FOR BREAKFAST! BUY YOUR PACKAGE TODAY., FTC UL i, mejfH COMBINATION SALE HUT 2 PACKAGES 46ea9SPi CORN FLAKES r Soda Crackers BIG HIT 2-lb. caddy Old Pals Alaska Salmon t-lb. Cans. . . .2 for TRUE AMERICAN Matches G Box Carton 17c DIRGO Cleaner 3 for Magic Washer fried, size Pkg. Free with Large Pkg. at..1 CONCENTRATED Super Suds 2QC Pkg Cake Plate FREE L 1 Always lop Prices! Hens, all sizes . . . . 16C Leghorn Hens . . . .13 All Roosters 120 See Us First HOME DAIRY Conveniently Located 5th and Main Center of Business Section i -r-T; i BRUCE Orange JuiCG 46-oz. tin 2c DEL MONTE Apricots IJQc No. 2- Tin A y 31c 33c No. 21 CASCO Butter Solids, lb Chocolate Flavored Ovaltine Per Tin Tomato Juice Campbell's )lfc 50-oz. Tin iil Hershey Bars Mild and Mellow. 4Ap 3 for iHIW MARYLAND Creams A fine cookie TRIUMPH FLOUR 48-lb. Bag . . Lb. 19c $1.39 U. . Gov. Stamped Corn Fed Beef Choice Shoulder Roast, lb 18c Choice Shoulder Steak, lb 20c Cudahy's Gem Bacon Squares, lb.. 18c Cello Wrapped Sugar Cured Fresh Sliced Pork Liver, lb 12 c Pork Roast, lb 19c Daisey Full Cream Cheese, lb.. .1740 Swift's Premium Lamb Leg o' Lamb, lb 27c Lamb Loin and Rib Chops, lb 33c Lamb Shoulder Roast, lb 23c LEKTEN SPECIALS Pickled Fish Salt Fish Smoked Fish Fresh Frozen Fish u(C5 WE DELIVER PHONE 23 AND 24 a "Eat Fltischmann's Yeast for Health"!